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New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
WOOL IN STRONG POSITION.

The Boston American Wool Cotton Repc-tsr-
SAYS in substance this week that the market maintain,
It's strong stride ro,ed week sales for the week
have unprec~lenel and the ruling fOr al
useful lines urCn solid basis sales f0r ne
week al Boston ~ lQSJ COO pounds The Reporter says
Prices likely break Although production 8
increasing consumption continues enormous ihs
opinion therefore. IS that during the I'M
mediate rate the present level Of We ues
will ncailt1uei. other words,
BASIS reached far domestic woods arO con-
cerned on which safe for operate n
Europe expert opinion lnnss TO the belief that the eo
Ing season win b, lower Cvossbres oeni
ana more replaced carpet woos sales u tns
last week the following prices ohio and NJ
3aVSfc- Ohio and Feunsy lvaDl0. washed 90
lane S66S6isc; ohio and Pennsylvania unwasAed ara
unrerchnntahe 6elaIle. 2S@S Ohio. fine ashsa
unuierchantable e5g2S. one-quarter three ssaas
and hood heeCeS SNisGSic. Texas, eSH=te.
Catornia a44eTc Oregou @2fsSc; Territory q s2Is'
pulled woods. 21g45e secured wools. Ss963e; mses-
f>nsoux. l2-126c-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
Bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC DXCHANGE.-Boston-Par Chicago
Lie discount. Charleston-Buying. SOC discount;
selling 1-ioc premium s.. Soc discount San
Franc,sco-Sight NC premium; telegraph. I0c pre-
MUM. New Orleans-Commercial, slGsl % dis
count; bank, 8 discount. Cincinnau-l5o discount
eavsnnah-Buying 6oc discount: selling 75c pre-
MUM.
BANK CLEARANCEs-New York-Exchanges.
SsssU14.l4o: balances. s16,l2ss4o. Chicago Ex-
changes 409e3 sS4; balances, s2Ts1 12e. Philadel-
phia-Exchanges. S2s B7.97s; balances s4.Ol3 ss4.
Baitimore-EI changes. s. 57; balances, ss4S l9O
Boston-Exchanges SO S42 SIT: balances. s2s2s 2ss
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 7o5sc. Mexican
silver dollars. 54tso Bar silver IN London closed
ct 81 li-isd.
GOLD PREMIUH.-In Madrid. $50; Lisbon. 150
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New York is Quotea at lss.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-customs receipts
reported from Washington. ss60o9 internal revenue
receipts s7s4 7s9; miscellaneous receipts s333 Re-
cepts for the day. s223s790 expenditures. 81 $4,000
Receipts for the nlonth 10 date. s420.+07: expend-
lures 900; Of receipts. $780, 4G Receipts
FOR the year 10 data s22 1901; expenditures s2l2
,0oii5: excess OF reseipts. ssll5.S32.
sUB-TREASURY-The Suo-Treasury debtor
20 the cIearsng Hose s2s.6ls.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03

Paris, Nov. 2.-The weekly return OF the Bank OF
France shows the following changes: Notes In cir
culetion Increased 100000 francs. treasury de-
posits increased 15SOoO0O francs general deposits
increased 29.s50000 francs. gold hand decreased
7925.0D francs. silver hand decreased II, 900
francs. bills discounted increased $50 10000 francs
and advances increased 5,O75.O0O francs.
Berlin. Nov. 2-The weekly return OF the I'm
perial Bank of Germany shows the following
changes: Cash hand decreased S7,7+0O00 marks.
treasury notes increased 500 OO marks other securi
ties increased 100000 marks and notes in circua-
tion increased 30 05S0OO0 marks
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Although the dealings In the outside securities
market were somewhat smaller than on the earlier
days Of the week. the general tone was decidedly
better In the early dealings Profit taking con-
unued in Nipissing Mines and several other of the
active issues, which caused some irregularity in
prices, but after the first hour the market I'm,
proved and held generally strong throughout the
day. Cobalt Silver stocks were aHain the active
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money In
London. 5d5I2 per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills per cent long bills 55sQ6 per cent
Berlin discount rate ia per cent. Berlin exchange
London, 90 marks 51i2 pfennigs. Paris discount
rate, 81 per cent. Paris exchange on London. 20
francs % centimes. Bar gold. rs 9I4d
FOREIGN SECTRITT ES.-Britsh consols for
money Sc l-l6: for the account ssl4 French rentes
81 francs 62Ia centiInes.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
DRK DAILY TRJBTNE. SATURDAY NOVEMBER g. 1906.

features. but the price movement was narrow "
the net changes In most instances were insignih-
cant. In the last half of the session heavy ous
ing movement developed In the copper stocks' anu
especially in United. which advanced zis Poin.S'
and in Nevada Consolidated, which rose ia points
Decided strength was also shown in British Coium-
ba Copper, Davis-Daly, Gold Hill and seVeiai Va
the less prominent issues. Old Hundred. Mchihies
Darragh Mitchell and Portland Mining were taken
by good class of buyers.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
The Chesapeake 8 Ohio Railway Co.

Richmond. Va, November J. 1905
dividend of ONE PER CENT. has been declared
the stock OF the company payable Friday. Novsna
80. 1905. stockholders OF record
business Wednesday. November :. 1905.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.
BY q. E WELLFORD. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
Diridend Notices.
nIt,souri. Kansa. & TeIas Railway Co.

Missouri. Kansas & Texas Railway Co.
Wall Street New York October 5. 1905.
The Board Directors has this day declared semi!
annual dividend OF Two Per Cent (2Fe) the Pre-
ferred Stock Of this Company, payable November 20.
1908 TO Stockholders Of record October 20.
I906 The transfer books OF the Preferred
CLOSE IL o'clock, noon. october "a 1905. and will
reopen on the morning OF November Is 1906
Z. G. HEDGS. Nice-Prestdart-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
For The week ending Friday. November 2. 1905:

Bales.
week .t.-.-...-.--e 4soso7
last YEAR 9 o-''e s42 esq
Total receipts Stree September
Total receipts 10 same date
F.xporrs for the week $50
Fxuorts Tor same week last year...........
Total exports since September
Total exports same date last 05S
stock at all United States ports. e29 SO
wear - ..-.-...........i I COS O5s
stock al all interior towns Ts2
Stock all interior
Stock al Liverpool same year 655 600
s'pHn time u last year a..i. -. 10000
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
Financial Meetings.
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD
COMPANY.

St. Louis Mo- October 10th. 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the regular
of the stockholders of the St and Fran
cisco Railroad Company, for the election OF Directors
and for the transaction OF such other business
come before the meeting. VIII be held on MONDAY.
November 18th. 1906. nine o'clock the forenoon
in the principal Office OF the Company, IN the Frisco
Building. Ninth and Olive Streets St Louis.
Missouri.
The transfer books for all classes Q: the Compsnys
closed New York the close of BUSH
Friday. October 18th. 1906. and Will remain
closed until the opening OF business Tuesday No.
vember 18th. 1906.
A. J. DAVIDSON. President
F, H. HAMILTON, Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.

Imports and marsetings OF dry goods this week.
with comparisons. -ere follows.
Shis wec,. last week. Last
Tc-xl imports. .s3lo5,Is1 .2,Ily.5z1 sz.lss5II
Tasei marketed s72es.3ii z.Si2,0o4 2.77s.Et
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
lions for government bonds. compared with Thurs
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03

OF dve, the character Of the curb wagers has
Been q faithful forecast Of the way the votes
have gone
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Nov. ., p m.-The market for Amert
securities weak. Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
BONDS.
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

+odd lots. tsens cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

Isl. .ooo December option. 74Es 7475 744s 74H
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

0'V MT q u = -l.. 10 lIWVN 10
Total sales Of bonds. 50 777 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
BASEBALL NOTES.

Sheckard has fallen off in batting
until go is his average.
Capt. Chance is the leading base run
ncr OF the National League.
White Of Chicago has pitched two
one-hit games SO far this season.
Since joining Harrisburg Ed Hughes
has won four out of 10 games pitched.
Clarkson has pitched only seven
games for the New York HighlanderS
this season.
IIillcbrand has pitched two whole
games for Pittsburg this season with
an even break.
Scanlon. the clever Brooklyn pitcher,
has put Donovan's team in the game
more than any other man on the team.
In a double-header at Toronto Tues
day. Jack Flynn. the eX-Holy Cross
player, contributed two doubles and a
home run.
Bob Unglaub has played 90 games
this season for WilliamSport, hitting
for 600 and playing first base for an av-
erage of 959.
Holly, the New Orleans player. is
Tri-State League. ana playing grand
game at short, with $40 for a fielding
average.
Outlieldcr Sullivan of the Minneap-
oils club is hitting the bail in grand
style this year, having held his plac"
among the first dozen hitters Of the
American Association from the start.
A special dispatch from Harrisburg
says that the Tri-state League will ask
for protection under the national agree
mcnt next season, on conditions that
they hold all the players under con-
tract The idea is to sign the men this
fall.
York Beach baseball team defeated
the North Berwick nine at York Beach
Tuesday in a well-played game, 10 U.
For the local team Grebenstein. Smih
and Schidmiller did good work. For
the visitors keaar played a fine fielding
game.
Roscoe Miller has been sold to Cleve-
land for $25Uo by he DeS Moines CLUB.
Lajoies agents beat out Connie MACS
for the old tWirler's services he VIII
Join the Cleveland club Aug. 10, ana
Will most likely be used against De
troit when the Maps come here again IN
September. Miller has been the sen
eation of the Western League This year.
His career is an interesting one. lie
left Detroit and went to New YORK
and Plttsburg. From there he dropped
out Of sight Everybody agreed that
he was all in and he was forgotten.
1t is unusual for pitcher to hit the
toboggan and thea climb, and, as big
league material again no one ever gave
him the slightest thought.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
PULLlAM IS FIRM.
Will Back Up His EMPIRES or Leave
National League Forever.


New York. Aus. President Harry
c. Pul!;am Of the National League to-
day made public the following state
mcrt concerning the dispute over UNI
irri ut tn" Polo grounds in this city
today.
THE. New Yurk-Chicago game,
scheduled for Aug. 7 stands on the
league records as forfeited to Chicago
by Il score of to and said result has
been tabuiatel ana counted. | uphold
the action of the umpires absolutely
and if | am not sustained by the Ma
tiOnal League board of directors,
will not only resign my position as
president of the National League, but
l Will quit professional baseball for
ever. | am a National League man
through and through and viii never
serve another organization. 1t has al
ways been my ambition to one day own
n National League franchise, but If
blackguardism, jobberY ard bulldoZing
tactics are to be upheld by the oldest
professional baseball organization i'll
America | would not have the best
franchise in the National League as
gift.
II won't discuss my umpireS assign
me.Its for today's game or any other
game. They are confidential and known
only to me and my staff Of umpires.
I3ut they will be on hand for the game
this afternoon and the team Will play
unless weather conditions prevent.
Police Inspector Sweeney said today
that neither he nor his policemen had
anything to do with the exclusion of
Umpire tombstone from the Polo
grounds yesterday and that he had as
sured Manager McGraW and Secretary
knowles that the police could protect
tombstone if he We're admitted. The in
Spector added that Secretary Knowles
submitted g statement to him at the
grounds yesterday putting the eNclu-
sion upon the shoulders of the police,
but that he Sweeney refused t. agree
to it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
SPORTING NOTES.

The Upton cup will go back to the
South Coast Yacht Club Of San Diego,
Cal, for another year. In the race
Tuesday Mischief ii was never headed
Monsoon finished second and Aolus
third.
Danny" Maher the American jock
~, whose shoulder was badly bruised
by the fall Of his mount Tuesday at
brighton, Eng, was doing well
Wednesday, but his shoulder isl ex-
trenely painful. He expressed the in
tention of taking a holiday and going
to Decauville, France. where he is due
to ride later
Harvard and Cambridge were afoat
Wednesday at Bourne, Eng, and were
watched by large crowds on both banks
of the river and by the occupants of
hundreds of boats. The American
narsmen are creating a special impress
sion, not only on account of their oars
menship, but as good sportsmen. Each
crew has had the satisfaction of seeing
the other in its racing shell but 50 far
the crews have not met. The Harvard
men will not undertake any serious
work until they are acclimatized. Ow-
ing TO the heat Wednesday they in
dulged only in light work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
THE WEEKS SCHEDULES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, ST. LOUIS
at Philadelphia.
Thursday, Friday and Saturdav-St
Louis ut Boston 1.-TWO games saturday ).
PtItShurS At New York, chicago Ill
Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday-Bos-
ton At Cleveland, New York AZ T. i-pmIf
Washington at Detroit, Athletics al en-
cago.
Thursday-Roston at Cleveland. Wash
mgton at Detroit
Friday and Saturday-Boston at De
troit. New York At Chicago, Alnittlc5 al
st. Louis, Washington at clev' land
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
WedneSday-Fa River at Lynn. Low
ell at Lawrence. MancheSt1r az "orees-
ter. New Bedford at IIavertill.
Thursday-FalI River at lynn; law
renee 1T Lowell Manchester At Worces-
ter, Now bedford at Havtrhiii.
ford at Manchester. Fall RIVER AZ fiaVer-
hill.
Saturday-Lynn~ at Worcester. lIaver-
hin At Lowell FAN River az Lawrence
New Bedford at Manchester.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
>, Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday-Newark at Toronto. ProYl-
dence at Montreal, Jersey Clty at 8uitaio,
Baltimore at Rochester.
ark at Montreal Baltimore at Buffalo,
Jersey City at Rochester.
MISUNDERSTANDING 1t toronto 'two
games, Baltimore at Blliaio '.Wo
games, Jersey City at Rochester tI"o
sames).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09

Trolley League is playing quality
of ball far beyond what Bidde-
ford and Portland have been playing.
On the other hand a travelling man
who has seen the Trolley League games
tells The Record that the games Bid
defOrd and Portland have been play
ing are much faster than in the Troll
ley League. This will be settled later,
no doubt when Biddeford and Portland
give these Trolley League wonders
chance to show what they can do
Biddeford Record-Our Biddeford
neighbors should already have a fair
idea what the "Trulley League Won
ders" can do. as the Biddeford papers
claim several of them We're drafted
from that city.
The Journal this morning presents
a picture of Eddie" Remission, Au-
gusta's star pitcher, who has been
making such a remarkable record in
the Trolley League. His work in yes
terdays game, allowing but two hits
and shutting out the strong Gardiner
team was remarkable work, but the
game of two weeks ago when he pitch
ed u innings and in which the Gartii-
ner team secured but one single and
no runs in the entire game is probab
a record that has seldom if ever been
equalled in the minor leagues, if in
deed there are more than Il few in
stances OF such work in the fastest
company. Remission not only has
everything that a pitcher needs in the
way of curves, speed, etc, but he is
surely one of the headicst pitchers that
has ever played in Maine. To those
who have followed his work in the
| Trolley League it is evident that he is
one of those pitchers that can use their
| heads in critical places to a remark
| able degree. Many times in the games
| this year il has seemed that his OPP
ponents were booked to score, but it is
always at this time that he does his
best work. Eddie" is sure to go into
| fast company any time lie cares to do
50, and those who have watched him
feel certain that he viii make good"
He is doubtless the best man in the
Trolley League.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
TWO MATCHES.
Arthur Cote Slated to Appear in Au-
gusta Twice This Month.

Arthur Cote has two matches Tor TINS
month both at Augusta. The first Will
be on Friday night and his opponent
will be Young Kenney. cote is in fine
condition and he is keeping up his
training consistently. lie is out on the
road every day aHd the Augusta sports
will see him at his best ana then can
tell what he is capable of doing when
he attends strictly to business.
CCte'3 manager has made an offer
to Johnny McGann, the manager Of
Rudolph Unh"lz, and il The deal l.
closed the sports will see a fight such
as they never saw in these parts be
fore. Manager Seymour offers to have
the men fight 20 rounds for a decision
with a referee who is agreeable 10
both of the men. If 20 rounds are not
enough to settle which is the best man.
the two are to fight five more rounds
to see who is entitled to the decision
Manager Seymour will also make a
side bet on Cote of $500.
Harry Hodgkins of Boston is COteS
choice for referee, but it is understood
that if the other parties will not agree
TO Hodgkins any man who can be de-
pended on to see fair play viii be sat
isfactory. Mr.. FlahertY who refereed
the bout at Old Orchard Friday night
will not even be considered by Cote
and his manager. Both men viii be
required to weigh on the day Of the
fight at least 1875 pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09

DWinal was in the box for Gardiner
allowed only six hits, gave no passes
and allowed no earned runs speaks well
for his pitching. Eddie was again in the
box for Augusta and although he
pitched Monday, he pitched n great
game again today. He allowed Gardi-
ner but two singles and struck out 10
men. He let four men deadhead their
passage to the initial sack, some Of
them purposely.
AS team Augusta played great ball.
i'm fact. they played an erroress game.
Gardiner played a good game, making
but two errors and every error counted
1t was not until the fourth that Au-
gusta reached first base and in that in
ming she made three runs. Bernard
started by taking three lusty swings at
the atmosphere, Maccorey knocked the
easy one to Southwell, who let the ball
roll between his legs and Mac was safe
on first. Cote sacrificed him to second
Henderson was hit by a pitched ball,
FOllansbee made a hit and after an eX-
hihitiou of juggling Maccorey scored.
Goode made a hit and the second act
in the juggling line was exhibited while
Henderson and Follansbee were tally
ing.
Augusta did not come anywhere near
scoring again until the eighth, when a
single, an error and a hit by Bernard
permitted Remission to score The
summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
BAKER GETS DECISION.
Wins Over frankie Neil in Twenty
round Bout at Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 8.-Harry
Baker Of san Francisco, amateur
featherweight champion and frankie
Neil fought 20 rounds before the Paci-
fc Athletic club here last night and
Baker was awarded the decision. Tom
my Burns refereed the bout.
When the decision was announced
against him, Neil stood in the center
of the ring dumbfounded. He then
rushed to his corner, loudly protesting
and denouncing the decision. Neil
showed severe marks of the encounter.
They We're boIh strong. The fight was
at catch weights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09

the Johnson Ferguson bout on account
Of certain opposition to Ferguson.

the Johnson Ferguson bout on account
Of certain opposition to Ferguson
Jack cTwinJ" Sullivan is booked to
meet Nick Burley at Dawson August II.
hurley li"ed there several years, and on
the Twins last trip 10 klondyke he
beat hurley at Dawson.
Arthur Cote arrived III me city last
eve ming and is looking zine as a hd-
die" lie saye n Is in perfect condition
and all ready FOR Friday nights bout.
Eenney will arrive in town today.
The bout between Spike" Robson
and Matty Baldwin. which was to take
place at Chelsea ncxt Tuesday night,
was called off. Robson wired the club
officials that ne Injured his hands in
his bout win Tomny Murphy at Phil
adclpiiia Monday night, and could not
20 on f"r the Baldwin bont. Robson
will sail for home Saturday.
Harry Foley, III" manager Of joe
Thomas, has received a message frcHA
McCarey, the Los Angeles promoter,
offering 60 per cent. Of the gross re-
ceiptS for Melody ana Thomas To box
in that city September Is. Thomas
who is still at Boston, SAYS he would
prefer to meet Melody at Chelsea. The
latter wants 10 meet Joa Walcott, as
lie would have a chance to win the
welterWeiPht championship. The Lin
coin Club hope. to match Melody and
Thomas Tor Labor Gay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
BASEBALL NOTES,

In one of the closest games Of the
season at Biddeford Astounding in gilt
edged plays. the Lowell team of the
New England League defeated the
Biddeford professionals at Biddefori
Tuesday | to 0. Gibbs pitched great
BAH for the locals and tieIded his ro-
sition well.
Squirrel Island won an exciting
game from BOothbay Harbor Tuesday
at Squirrel Island, Z to 3. The island
team won by superior all-around work.
Merrill was the star of the whole game,
pitching well and accepting many diff
iicult chances. The series of eight
games now stands: Boothbay wen
three, Squirrel Island won two.
Outfielder Clarence Foster, last sea-
son with Bridgeport, this year with the
Newarks, for whom he was covered
by Connie" Mack, has jumped Newark
to go to the Lancaster club of the 'rri-
State League. 1t looks as II the big
'uns We're doing the tamperng with
the Tri-State League players and the
minor league clubs We're the ones upon
whom the TrirStaters We're getting
even.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-09
new ENGLAND.
Lawrence Beats Lowell
Twice and Takes Lead.
New Bedford Shuts Out Haver-
hi|I---W0rC. Blanks ManCh.
Lynn Wins Her Same with Fall River
by Five 10 Two Score.
MEM EMNl AMI IChHIlC
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
AZ WORCESTER.


Bushey's effectiveness enabled Worccs-
ter to shut Manchester out i to q. Wor-
ce3tcr punched hits off SWopc in the spV-
'nth inning. scoring five runs.
Worcester 80 ! G q N-6-ll-i
Manchester % D o . o o D y 90 10
Observation-Disclosures ana Gorton; :wopr
and McCabe. Time. 10. Umpire, Stat
ford.
Fall River was without a run up to the
ninth inning, when Vail went up in the
cession, netting Fall River two runs.
Fan River 100 - q o o 2-2i2
Batteries Vail Labelle and Daum: Gil
roy and Waters. Time. las. Umpire,
O'Bren.
AT HAVERHILL.
KlobedanZ was too much for Haverhill:
while New Bedford hit Connolly and
lIaslem freely, winning to o.
New Bedford Il q 0-6-ll-l
HaverhilI no o 90 o 90 80
Batteries-K Iobedan2 and Toveney;
Connolly. Hasten and Ahearn. Time. I5i.
Umpire, Kiilourhy.
AT LAWRENCE.
Lawrence took both games of n double
header from Lowell, the first game by the
score of To | and the second | to 0.
First game:
Lowell .......O 90 o o o 6-1-6-2
Batteries-Whiting and Cote: Maroney
and Lake. Time, /. As. Umpire, Hastings.
Lawrence 80 0 G 0 x-1-5-l
Lowell ...O o o o 0 o O-0-3-2
Ratteries-Barberich and Cote; Abbott
and Lake. Time. $50 Umpire. Hastings.