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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-26
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
INDIAN PITCHER.
Philadelphia Has Discovered Fast
Chippewa Twirler.

ChnrleS Roy. the ncvly-elected capita in
rs the Carlisle Indian baseball club has
made a skyrocket leap into fast company
within the past week. Charles r. Pit
tengcr. pitcher for the Philadelphia Nn-
tionals. who has been training IN Carlisle
this spring and incidentally coaching th''
Indian baseball players. discovered Roy's
unusual talent at twirling TIL" ball anl
had him signed by the Philics q few
days ago to join them at the close of
the Indian clubs season. Charles Roy is
an unusually intelligent redSl<in. l.; Il
wears old. feet tail and weighs IL
pounds
He is a Chippewa Indian from Ninnc'o-
tl. Roy'G fathers name is "Ciabldeu. +"
nearing Benjamin Charlie arrived at
Carl le in September. 1901. and immediate
" jumped into athletic prominence. +"
has pitched but a few years and accp,d
ing to PittenEer. bids fair to orItShiu"
Chief" Bender of the Phi!adolphia Ath-
letics Roy has Schooled ut Morris. MINI.
and Flandore2u s. Il. His pitching mo
tionS are graceful
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
IN The RING.
Honey Melody and Nc
Keever May Fight Again.
Jack MunToe knocks All Allen
Out in Eighth Round Bout.
Herrera and Britt Are ia California, Train
Ing for Coming Contests,

Honey Melody will be one of the
principals at the next big show Of the
Lincoln Club at Boston on Easter Mon
day night April Ii. His opponent has
not been selected yet. 1t will be either
Charley MCkeever or Jack DouGherty
Col Johnny Mooney has signed with
Matchmaker Pierce. who has tn"
selection of Honcy's antagonist. If
Dougherty is agreeable he will be tn"
man. If not, Charley Mckeever. VIII"
was given 4 grand reception on Mon
day night. will again meet the Bunker
Hill boy. Melody and Mckeevcr looks
like the card and the bout should be 50
hot that it will make everybody per
Spire for days.
Mckcevtr doesn't take any credit
away from Melody. but insists he can
do better ag iinSt him than he did. No
kee.er proved clever, Il strong hitter
and game 10 III" core. Melody fought
we'll against him. If they are matched
the rink will he taxed to its biggest
capacity. AS there will b" no show
next week the fight followers will he
very anxious for Il fast bout. and this
is the one that will get them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
GOULD WINS AGAIN.
Took Three Straight Sets from Cairns
OF BostoA.

New York. April S.-Two games wer.
decided in the preliminary round Of the
annual tournament for the court ten
mis- championship of the United states
at the NV York Racquet and Tennis
club Tuesday. The f"atur" of the day
was he brilliant performance of Jay
Gould. who recently won the golG
racquet trophy at court tennis on the
Tuxedo Park court. He won three
straight sets from i. j. Cairns Of the
Boston Tennis and Racquet club.
Young Gould played with all the en-
thusia@m Of = hoy and at nearly every
stag" cav" an exhibition ot accuracy
worthy of a professional. In the sec
ond game Charles +. Sands of the
New York Racquet and Tennis Club
beat Austin Potter of the Eostnn Ten
MS md Racquet Club in three straight
sets. Sands is the present holder nf th.,
national court tennis championship
title.
The summary Of todays, games fol
lows:
Preliminary round Gould heat
Cairns. 50. So. e. Sands beat
Potter, 6-a. 50. g.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
FIRST OUTDOOR PRACTICE.
Boston College Baseball Team IN Un
usually Good Condition.

The Boston college baseball squad
got in its first days outdoor practice
at the ucw college grounds Tuesday
q afternoon in charge Of capt. William j.
Wh-atIcy.
Although thc day was rather too cold
the men showed that the four weeks N
the cage have been productive of good
result:', and as a consequence they are
i'm better condition at this time than in
any former year
The squad has now been reduced I"
about % men Out of more than twice
that number. the largest squad and the
most seasoned players that have ever
tried for a b. &. nine. and all lndl-
cations point to considerably faster
nine than any of its predecessors.
The game with Brown Univels sity
scheduled for next Saturday afternoon
at Providence was cancelled by the
Brown management owing to a
conflict in their dates. they having pre-
viously arranged a game with Man
haitian college for the same date. This
leaves the opening game to be played
with Holy Cross at Worcester next
Wednesday, Several new men put in
appearance for practice this afternoon,
| including Casey, the star backst"p of
Wakefield High last year. and O'Kane
and Burke. the battery of Newton
High. Manager William :. McMerrow
has arranged an excellent schedule.
including games with Georgetown.
Holy Cross. Bates. Bowdoin. Amherst.
| Exeter, New Hampshire State and
Amherst 'AgGies."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
UNDER NEW RULES.
Irsw York University Will Play Foot
ball According to Revised Code.

New York. April 6.-FootbalI will be
played next fall at New York t-niver-
Sity under the code as revised by the
rnl"S committee and formerly adopted
last Na aturday. Chancellor McCracken
made the announcement to the students
IN chapel Tuesday. and it was received
with much enthusiasm. The chancellor
said in part:
~ peculiar obligation in respect to
football rests upon New York ITniver-
sity. 1t is bound. in company with va
rlolS other universities and colleges. to
give the new game trial, but it is
more strongly bound because the con-
Vention of GS universities and colleges
Dec. 2S last. under the chairmanship of
the chancellor Of New York University.
organized the Intercollegiate Athletic
Association of the United States. and
undertook the reform not only of foot
nail. but Of intercollegiate athletics as
whole"
1T is intended that the games shall
be comparatively few. and that the
players shall apply themselves rather
I" learning the new game by the reg
u!ar team playing with their fellow
students, than to games with sister
colleges and universities
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
REPEATED TRICK.
Athletics Give PhilIies Worse Defeat
Than in First Game.

Philadelphia April 3-The first shutout
IF the local interlcague series was admin
istered today to the Phillics by tho Ath-
,etics. the champions of the American
League.
The gam" was a I!tChcrS' battle be
tween Plank and Kane. the Phillies ne;y
southpaIw. Tho American LeaE,ers won
out by outrIaying theii rivals on the base
lines and i'm fielding. Twice double plars
robbed the Phillies of chances to score.
when they were taking kindly To PIruk's
curves.
The Athletics profited bv base; ON balls
and fairly squeezed in their runs hv fast
work on the base lines Murphy scored
one run Nv corning home on long Nv
twice Monte Cross got Il start with :,
base on balls and by moving lively on
the lines managed to crcss the PLATE
brouthers. the Athletics new third base
".ah' olo star work and accepted eight
cnances In clever style. The score.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
WANT DATE CHANGED.
English Tennis Players Would Like
Cup Competition a Month Earlier.

Now York. April i.-EHE,and'S lawn ten
ris players wish to change the date oi
holding the international matches for tin
Davis challenge cup. Gable message.
have passed between the officials of tn.
United States National Lawn Tennis AS
sociation ana the English Lawn Tennis
Association.
The representatives of this country want
the matches held during the second wee!,
of July. us was previously agreed upon
The Britons wish to hold the matches :;
month earlier. so as to have tie tina! Is
for the challenge cup Il few days before
the beginning of their ;l-English cham
plonship tournament.
The desire on the part of the English
association is to enter the Americans fol
the all-EnGland tournament, which would
begin on June 26. However, it has been
decided that the Americans Will not pla!
in any meeting or tournament while il
England other than the actual Competi-
tons Tor the cup.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
BASEBALL NOTES.

Free admission to the race tracks is
hurting the baseball business in New Or
leans. Cincinnati left town after lust
about paving expenses.
Ned Hanion is still in Baltimore. HI
is taking exercise every day, but will
not join the team until the opening of
the championship season.
"Rube" kissinger Who las bccn often
seen with the Detroit team, has become
q baseball writer. and is following his old
teammates through the South
Accounts of the Boston National League
team from the South vary. but thcv all
agree in saying that Good of Roxhurv.
the new Tenney outfeider. is a conner
Harvard has cut out its game with
Georgetown in Washington this year. hut
Yale Will meet the Georgetown ninn
April Il in the first game of the South
ern trip.
While in the South McGraw sold Ont
helder Graham to Memphis. and Bob Han
TO Baltimore. Mac has several uor,
Youngsters of whom he will dispose bofor.
the Giants come North for the opening
Red Ehret is getting back ip,o a.
game He Is working out daily at Mont
somery and will relinquish his berth as
umpire in the Southern Association -
begin pitching again. As yet he il M,
signed. "o'
IN" Chicago cubs will he well advor-
nsed this year. Pres. Murphy has clan
Grated the Giants idea of last ssaso,, ,,,.,
VIII take them to ard from the ball n,r.z.
~ an the Dig cities in big automobiles
appropriately covered with signs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
BASEBALL NOTES.

jude the Carlisle Indian has rcported
TO Toledo
Jimmy Durham has once more ioi,eJ
the Kansas City aggregation.
IoIcdo will sell DemontrcvilIe. tbc
craci' second baseban. to Rochester.
Clyde Goodwin, the Milw.,koo tr,;,.,o
IS reported to have jumped to the ont
laws ~
in total of 10 games the colts of tb..
cincinnati team>1nade a runs to their an
ponents 81
JACK Earnest. a topnotch catcher and
hea'y hitter. has signed with Toledo r..
weighs 2l5 pounds
Breitenstein and Phillips pitched against
.heir old team last Sunday in New Or.
., 's' me Reds were outbatted but won
the game.
ROY Clark, who distinguished himself
last year as catcher for the Toledo Amer.
icah association team, has signed for
'iris season with Springfield. o.
The Cornell Varsity baseball sou,a h,..
returned from its Southern trin b.,,,,,.r
Won four of the eight games scheduled
the other four being cancelled on-acco,,nt
of rain.
me Brown Varsity team Is doing some
eNceient work in practice. The bows
seem to be in good form and are PLAYING
petter Dali than they have before in a
long time.
Henry Mathewson, ''Christy's" brother.
is fast coming to the front as pitcher
Dut has a long way to 60 to equal the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
cast at Grand Ranids, Mich. before
the Olympic Club for 10 rounds.
WON'T SEEK FIGHTS.
Men Vino Want TO Fight Burns Must
See Film.


PuEilists wishing 10 meet Tommy
Burns for the worlds heavyweight
championship will have to take the in
itihtiVc, for Burns is heavyweight
champion now. So hr saws. and will
not defend the title ules.; he is
challenged. ii" has no more intention
on making advances to other pugilistS
than the mountain had cf going to
Mah"inct This challenge attitude on
the part Of Burns has all come about
through his defeat Of Marvin Hart at
Los Angeles.
IN speaking OF Y match with Jack
o'Erien To settle the disputed question
ct championship. Burns said: II shall
not issue any challenge | am cham
pion. and those who want To meet me
must come to me. and | will cndeavor
{" show the world that | am worthy to
Wear the honorS that have won"
His supreme confidence III himself is
seen in his further statement in regard
to OBricn: i saw the bout between
Hart and D'Brien in Philadelphia and
am sincere in tn" statement that
. Bri"n was very fortunate in staying
the limit. O'Brlcn connot, in my
/ opinion. take tn" punishment Hart
stood for. and | know that O'ISriens
| t"n3er spot is his stomach. He can
not fight tn" battle put up by Hart
and stand for til" stomach lacing the
| KENT khan took"
| Tn" last fight Burns WAS in before
the battle with Hart was when Jack
Jack Sullivan defeated him in 20 rounds
| of fast fighting. I5ut since the Hart af-
foir Burns has undergone a wonderful
| change. He says so himself in this
| wise: The Tommy Burns that boxes at
i'S pounds q year ago is one person
| and the Tommy Rurncs who fought al
10 rounds and defeated Marvin Hart at
Los Angeles d fortnight ago is an
| other
On. man not abashcd by this decara-
| ton is Jack Root, who wants to bot
$1,000 that he can whip Burns in 20
| round contest
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
DOING GOOD WORK.
Winter Pitches in Great Form For the
Boston Americans.

New Orleans. L.. April 4-As the
weather he'd good again Tuesday. the
Boston Americans had another splendid
workout The players entered with
great deal of ze5t into game between
the "Rcpulars and the "YannisanS,
and, w.1tle Collins and his picked men
were in the lc: all The way, they had
no runaway .ic-pry. The score. ) t" :.
and the base hit totals show that il
was good contest.
Georga Winter pitched the whole
game for the "PN~ulars nd he kept
the hits Wei scattered except in one
inning. wl.;1 " Younc's men scored
their two runs 81. tnree baggers by
Rising ard "O!d cy" Winter pitched
in greet form nd n.adc quite IA record
for strike outs.
Ralrh GiaZ : arm vas in such good
shape that he cut 'nuse with great
deal of speed. but he had hard work to
control it, He was touched up for six
hits in five innings. but his wildness
was responsible for more runs that the
hitting again him.
Cy Young pitched the last three in
nings and was found only for three
bagger and a single after two were out
in the seventh inning.
Freddie Parent and Peterson batted
the ball hard for Collins team. and
Grimshaw was there again with the
willow for couple of clean hits.
Pop Rising and Buster Armbruster
did the greatest execution against
Winter Harry Murch celebrated the
day by making his first base hit of thf
season. but he had his troubles at his
stand on the first sack.
Grmshaw put up great game al
first. and Peterson distinguished him
self behind the bat.
AL Selbach made great running
catch when Glaze made a bid for 2
triple in the seventh. and Glaze stoppet
several hot grounderS in the box.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05

man who saved the worlds champion
ship for the Giants last fan
Tommy Mccarthy is getting solno good
work out of his bunch of college players
At Dartmouth. Fat Carney is taking
Tom plaC" at Holy Cross and also Has
the material for another fine nine
Bobby Lowe has completed 70 wears in
baseball and is counting on playing spec l.,
ter ball this season than for several wears
Link is much better than he was. ana
is heavier by 20 pounds than when he
played with the Boston club.
Johnny King has patched IN a pcarn
with the Chicago National management
and signed Il contract. The club declared
II could have got along swinmingly with
out King, hut it is good betting il is
nightly GLAD to have him in the fold
again. Kings are scarce
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
RAGING NOTES,

L. W. Taylor of Worcester Ii1g bourbt
the trottinE geldinG Red Bird q lGi0 and
will use him for speedway and matiue.
racing. He is a very fast brush horse
Trainer Will Milan has secured stan.
at the Readville track and will brine
from Paris Me. American Law % ~,
and five others owned by ]. Frank How.
land of Boston
OAK Duke has announced the r,Ilouir.-
early closing stakes for Granite St,.
park. Dover. N. H.: Pacing. 2.14 21s ,,d
2A; trotting 2H, 2,1s and 225. An AZ.
FOR Sloo" purses and will be decided IN Tia
August meeting
Paul Clifford of Boston has s.nt fo,. ,
starting judge license from the N,t;or,1
Trotting Association. He has oaic;,.,
In the stand at the Combination p.,,-
races and is now prepared to mako nj,
for bigger game.
A. +. Richardson of PeeIar patu.
CMa) fame has made up bis r,in, VI
ship East from Flint. Mich. uarr,, =
2llhD. Tom Allan (2.2fA), the rracn ,,.oo,.
HiiIy " and a green tro,ter by Nntt;n,,
nam that showed a trial of 215 last 80
10 race over the New England tracks
Long Shot Cox has fa;th ,
pacing geeing Aintree t21o,l) can c,san n
up all the free-for-alls in the Provinoo.,
Inc circuit down there has heen
'ounceo' commencing at Sussex NJ
IN June L, and closing at Charlottetor,,
e X. L. Oct. II. 1t is prcbah,. .A,n,ran
VIII be shipped there. ''i''ec
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
GETTING READY.
Herrera Is in Training for Fight With
Battling Nelson.

Los Angeles, Cal. April i.-Whil"
Rattling Nelson is in the South gath
c1ing the long green for his work be
hind the footlightS. Aureiio Herrera.
the Mexican, who meets the Dane be
fore the Pacific Athletic Club Of this
city on My II, is working hard for
tic bout.
Herrera realizes that to win Ee must
he in grand condition. for he knows
the Dane will give him the toughest
argument he ever went M against
Though the bout is vet over - month
off. he has already started hari work.
It was rlmorcd here today that Nc
Carey has turned fight manager as
well as promoter. and that he already
has in mis- stable Tommy Burns. Au-
relic Herrera and Jack fTWin) Sulli-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
BRITT IN TRAINING.
Preparing Amself for Coming Contest
With KID Herman.

san F'r1u.iSc". April jimmy
Emit moved over to Larkapur Tuo&
day AMI viii ne nuartered At Smiling
Metzner's old place for the next thrc"
weeks
Jimnv's rr. %ercc il the training
quarters will he of great help to tho
olA mpiC club boys. Britt is rrelrr
ing for his battle with Kid Herman
Of Chicago next month in Los Angeles.
Jo" Cans, who is here trying to get
match with anybody. barring
J"ftri"s. ISSUED the following challenge
f." Battling Nelson Tuesday night:
Il would like very much if Nelson
would meet me next. | am willing to
trke any terms which will suit him.
winner 10 take all. and ] will make
the lightweight limit At the ringside."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
NATIONALS WON.
PITCHER Young Puzzled the Dansv;IIe
6atters.

i'ahViiie Va. April 4.-In a same her.
iuesday which was characterized by III.
neaVy batting when il was most needed
'he boston Natonal League team defeat
ed the panviiles of the Virginia State
League, . to 7. Boston used both Linda
man and Young il the box and Brown
ana Ncednam behind tie stick OF tn,
I'VE pitchers Young proved to he FAR
more puH,iing To the batters. Only one
MI wss secured by the Danville players
ourlhS The iocr innings in which h,
ptchcd, and during that time he sue
ceeoeo n fanni"g seven CT the batsmen
who faced h,,,.
Linda aman's record was not So good
Tenney's work at trst. and a three-bar
ger ny Young on winch he came home on
wild throw were the features Of the
game. stroh,, played steady game, ac.
cepting all his chances
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
GRANEY FOR REFEREE.
Everything Indicates Big Success for
Championship Tournament.

san Franci"c". April AT .McChanic,,
pavilion the boxing tournament of tire
nights for the national amateur cham
ponship will begin "Wednesday night.
The sale of seats has been 3" largo tli+
there IS very little doubt hut the pa
vilion. big as it is. will he tIlcd to it.,
capacity.
Everything points to- u most successful
tournament and the hest exhibition ever
held under the rules of til" Amrt",Ir Ath..
letic Union. 1t is expected that there will
y" - Ground houts Wednesday night
With the large entry list it will he rrcc,-
ssry TO hold that MANY bouts each nigh.
Of the tournament. Eddie Gran"y will 10
referee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
BOXING NOTES.

'u'loy supplies. til" Buffalo boxer vi;I
not he able to box for several p,n.Iy .,..
u" has ! bad arm
IA" matchmaker Of tn" Lincoln rIuI,
MI nave either Jack D,uchertv Of Nil
"ank"e or Charley Mex ever meet Honey
"e''"dy at tn" club April 1e.
~ Williams. who defeated Callahan -
h''S'h M'hday night. il Il fine h,snh,II
Wh'hor IT he sticks I" til" bnxin. ram.
ana places himself under somc good in.
StrIc'or he will make his mark IN tba
roped arena
u appears that the reason for the M
h'e stopping the boxing bouts IN Nv
'"rE Monday night was that an cxnr,.
m"t"r who had been frozen ont of :, cIuI.
SGlealed' to the police commissioners.
on how the clubs conducted their h,si.
ness
tommy Sullivan of Lawrence. WHO has
h"tn i'll with pneumonia. lis we'll ,c,in
ana IS in New York looking for matches
he trlcG to get match at tbc I;nco1.,
Inp' nut the matchmaker would NOT
give him a chance. Sullivan will nrob.
'p'y meet Jack Clancy in Philadelphia.
'oe Geary. the eX-amatcur champion of
me u. A. A.. who is to meet Jerry Gainc.
N ne Semi-lnal bout at the Lincoln club
thursday night, is one. of the best built
ana cleVerest heavyweights in this sec
uoh- lie showed great form while boxing
as an amateur and his friends believe
he VIII force Gaines to take his first de-
Iea'' The main bout, which will be be-
tween Joe jeanette and Sam Langford. is
creating lot of interest. and it is gen
orally believed that Langford will get the
same KIND OF druhbing he was given bv
jeanette in Lawrence some months ago
'dhsiord is training hard, as he knows
ne VIII nave to be right to make any
klhd OF showing. In the opening bout
'HnmE Nelson of Lawrence will meet
harley Dwyer of Cambridge
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
c,NeA FOR BROWNS.
Bana the Ball at VIII ard PIE Up
Runs With Ease.

Ct Louis. Mo. April 4.-The Browns
,rain made monkeys out of the Cardinals
Tuesday. fairly running over them III the
stretch and batting out five runs III u
eighth lr,ning with infinite ease. Thcr~
is no longer any room for doubt as 10
the relative merits of the two teams. the
Browns greatly outclassing the Nation
ais in fielding and batting Glade was al
most inviuciblc and improved steadily as
the game wore on. Taylor. who handled
the horsehide for til. RobiSonit"s. ha'i
Great difficulty in controlling the ball and
VAS totally lacking in speed The score
I,ra,.,c q q q q o q X-5-I- ].
rarIinalS .0 q O-O-4-I
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-05
LOOKING FOR HEAvYWEIGTs.
Marvin Hart May Meet Jack Munroe
at Boston.

The main bout card for April ~ in BoS
ton has not vet been agreed on. but th.
chances are that Marvin Hart will meet
somebody. The talk now is Of Jack
Munroe, the miner. 1t is not felt that
George Gardner would make :, good
showing and it IS hard to reconcile tn.
public with Sandy Ferguson, because OF
his unsaVory record. Hart against Gus
Ruhlin would draw big. but the Akron
Giant wants ton of money. Rubin
fought ut Boston against Sandy Fergu-
son and made a miserable showing. Th..
Lincoln Club wants a pair oi heavy
weights for that date and is really look q.
ing for an opponent for Hart. There il.
a chance that Jack Root may be signed