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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
NOT DiSHEARTENED.
Kennedy Will Compete in Boston
Marathon Psc--.

Not tn" least GiShcartcncd by the fail
ure of the Olympic committee to select
him rs Il candidate to represent this
country Ia the Marathon run at AtEtn rs.
has had the honor Of finishing second
twice i'll Marathon races. at Boston in I.O.
and Chicago last year. will enter the
Boston Athletic Association event on
April ~
Irving Elliott will represent Hamilton,
ont. JIck Cdffr"y won the event twice
and established til" record which has
stood the attacks of the many winners
ior the past five years. Elliott II an cx.
perienccd athlete William Shorrinc
probably the best Of the Hamilton ath
l"teS. is at Athens. Greece, to run in the
world event. Elliott is thought to be the
equal of Sherring. as shown by his work
IN the Hamilton Herald race Il distance
OF less than IL hundred yards under %
miles, III ! hour, II minutes, 40 seconds
Elliott will start for Boston ncxt week
tic Will ais" go to st. Louis for tire
Marathon run to be held on MAY . He
is confident of his ability To win at s.,
Louis, even if he should fail at Boston
for he will be in perfect condition by that
time. willie he is perhaps not at his best
row.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
FINED FOR COVERING UP.
Philadelphia Americans and St. Paul
Association Club Pay $3.50.

Cincinnati. April 1O.-The Philadelphia
American League club and the st. Paul
American Association club were fined $40
each by the national commission Monday
for covering up" Outfielder Phil Geier
contrary to the rules Of the national
agreement. 1t appears that both clubs
informed the commission last fall that
Geier had been transferred from st. Paul
to Philadelphia for cash in hand paid. -
Recent developments indicated that no
cash was exchanged. and that the player
was returned to St. Paul. Both clubs
acknowledged this
In it's finding the commission asserts
that as the covering up" took place be-
fore the new rules regarding this practice
were enacted. only a nominal penalty
was fixed. Had it occurred under the
new rules the Philadelphia club would
have been fined $1,000 and the st. Paul club
$50 This is the first covering up" case
furnished by the commission.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
WEAL.THIEST PUGlLIST.
Tommy Ryan Says Sharkey Is the
Man, With $4,000.

Let me ttll YOU something" re-
marked Tommy Ryan. III san Francis D
last week to . group Of sporting men
included in which were COL Erady,
Matt Larkin ana Harry Corbctt. these
reports about the R"ckcfcllers and
Morgans of the prize ring gre largely
exaggerated.
Il don't believe there is any Aneri-
can pugilst past or present, who ie
worth 100000.
They'll tell you Jack O'Bricn owns,
tie mint at Philadelphia and Jack isn't
the boy that's liable to deny anything
rejecting credit on himself. If You
asked Jack if he owned the mint he
would answer in neither The negative
nor affirmative. but h" would have yo,I
under the Impression that if he didn't
own it he was its chief agent. O'BrioiI
has some money. but not the large
amount that his PRESS agent would
have You believe.
THE boy that's got the wad is Tom
Sharkey. Take il from me he's the
troeSuS of the ring. This lad IS max
irg money 50 fast that he has Ia give
his bartendcrs ShovcS with which to
make change
And there's on" thing about Tom.
he's not in the business Of giving any
money away. If you want to make
Sharkcr an enemy for life just try to
touch him. Tom is all wrapt up in
m"ney-makirg
Nothing short Of Il dredging ma
CHR" could draw a dollar from Thomas.
derrick would not turn i penny in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
DONAHUE GETS DECISION.
Mcmsic Fouls Twice in Fight at In
dianapolis.

Indianapolis. Ind. April 1O-GcorGe
MomSic of Chicago ana Young DontI-
hue of Boston went 10 rounds to Il
draw here Monday night, before the
Indianapolis A. G.
Memsic fought a hard fight and the
decision should have gone to him for
his aggressivcness. The Boston lad had
q steady left and continually sent it to
Memsic's head. worrying him greatly,
and causing him to swing wildly and
miss frequently. The blows he land
cd, however, We're effective enough to
get him a draw.
nj the eighth round Mcmsic butted
Donahue in the left eye, injuring it
badly, and he repeated his butting per-
formance in the ninth round. and it
Was this obvious fouiinG that caused
th" evening up Of the decision.
Donahuc is Il great defensive fighter,
and was handicapped by Il bad wrist
and hand. He made many friends for
his great defensive tactics and they
were greatly pleased with the decision.
King Bronson Of mdi;tnlpoIis knock
ca out Tommy Shay Of Chicago in the
second round.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
GOING TO ENGLAND.
Philade'phisn Will Try to Capture
Diamond Scull at Henley.

Philadelphia. April lo.-William Il. West
OF the Indiuc EPrE" club of this CITY.
announced Monday his jntontinn of try
ing to win the Diamond Souls al Henley
England. tuS year
West until Last ynnr rvpl"scrt.f tbn
West iilildd"Inii;, F3,tt Cub lI unu
ms JUNIOR h"n"l.' "n Jan. ~ ma. in tn"
Sch'l\IkHl Navy RI EIttH. II" Ir,,dultcI
ii'm iii" ini"rm"diat" class the foIIrC,iu.-
Year at th' Harlem RrGlttt Last vc:lr.
E"W"N"r, Il" did unt compare VI In In,
senior" against whom u" competed. ana
hiS chances 81 winning un the ntil.r side
q" nor seem very EIr;tt.
re IS row Il contributing member Of th.
west Philadelphia Club President George
campbell OF the latter club has signed the
hrpI1cttIpn papers that will hc forward
cd to the Henley officials.
West maintains that he has been band;-
'lppcd III his efforts to win in the senior
CLASS hy stomach troubles lie has been
working all winter in Il gymnasium. ana
NdNS ne was never III better condition
II" VIII sail for England on June s ac-
'"itI?anled by j. Carson. = trainer NVest
~ " wei to-do manufacturer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

Toms strong box. He's Il money lover
for true. Sharkey has a fine place in
New York. 1t is Il swell stand and thr
money just p"ur3 in on him.
Tom takes great pride in showing
the grandeur Of his thirst place and is
now Il swell dresser. Tom has II couple
oi 'lumDs Of ice in his shirt front that
would not be verv' becoming outside of
the Tenderlom, hut you can rely OH
Thomas for displaying theS" 'iuelS' to
All his customers. If necessary. Shar-
key can tell you the breeding of his
diamonds and show you that they arc
Closely related to the kolinoor. He is
always lingering his 'jculs' and talking
about them.
Il had to laugh when Sharsey was
explaining To Il couple of Broadway
swells that his pieces of ice We're fam
lily hcirloomS, and the :sna Hest dia =
monds that the Sharkeys Of Ireland
ever owned"
But to be frank" continued Ryan.
Il believe that Sharkey is the wealth.
est pugilist alive today. He is probably
worth $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
AFTER FURTHER VICTORY.
Jay Could Sails for England to Try
for championships.

Lakewood. y. j.. April 10. Jay
Could. second eldest son Of George J.
Goll,.. who won the national champions
ship at court tennis Saturday by de-
feuting Charles l.. Sands. will try for
the English championship.
With Frank Forester. the Georgian
court marker, Young Gould sailed on
thc kronprinz Wilhelm today and will
go to London Ia prepare for the cham
ricnship court tennis tournament which
is to be held at the Queens Club III
West kcnsington on April 30. His en-
try was filed a fortnight ago ana u
cahl" message Of acceptance was rc-
CeiNed Monday night
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
TO FORM NEW CREW.
Vcspcr Boat Club Not Out of Amcri
can Henley.

The suspension of the entire NrSper
Henley crew. its manager, Oscar Thorn,
ana Coach Joe Dempsey, by the Ma
tiOnal Association 4; Amateur Oars
men on Saturday night has aroused
considerable feeling among the MEM
hers of the Ncspcr Boat Club. and
even among the Oarsmcn of other clubs,
WHO feel that the Governing Board. in
acting without precedent. overstepped
its rights.
1t is certain that the Nespcr case will
bring about radical change in the
rules at the next meeting OF the Ma
tionaI Association. and the amateur
status OF an oarsmcn will be more
clearly defined and the amount of
money can be safely take for expenses
decided.
10 show their determine ti"lI to go af-
ter the hunors in the big rccattaS. re
gardlcSS OF the blow dealt by The Ma
tioual Association. Ncsper sent out an
"ctorcde and cetipcde crew yesterday.
along with several doubles.
The club contains many senior oars
men vino. though not quite of the
same ralibre Of those selected for the
HCilieN crew, are sun as good as IN"
hest local men. These will be whipped
into shap" for the first regatta "n tHc
calendar. tho American Henley. which
takes place lat" in May.
Abel the Henley crew coXsWan. who
was one of those disqualified, has Of
fcred to coach the members of the
crows and started hia work Monday.
Though unable to row. there is nothing
to prevent him from handling the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
SPORTING NOTES.

liS"n Marshall, owner of the ,,oh.
A'antlc' which captured the Kaiyor.s ,.,,,,
!" IT. ocean yacht race year aro. b.s
ei"Scd 70 pay the tax which b,y hao.
asn' on nm by the Bridgeport. a.
'o,,. .. assessors. The board valued tb,.
yacht at $4,000 on which. at the rato of
I9-' mills, Mr.. Marshall is roo,,;,a,
pay s775. "''e' 10
"nAe trying the hurdles Moodav ~,
me stadium track J. X. Stone ,o7 H. ~
the candidates for the Harvard tr,c,.
.earl' caught his toe on hurdle and falI
breaking his thigh. He had been runpinr
i"r some time. and after going down tbn
neid In good form was just making tho
,n, ' oie "her the accident happened
Inc break was about eight inches ahovn
the knee. He was carried by the cthcr
rick men to the locker building AMI
ia'er was taken to the StlIman infirm.
airy. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
BASEBALL NOTES.

Secretary Barnard of Cleveland. nrr-
diets that Pitcher Charley Smith. the
"X-ClevciHndcr, will make good with
Washington.
Manager Brccn Of Dubois has entered
protest against Little Rocks engage
ment Of N"fcau. the Indian player VINO
is reserved by Dubois.
Manager Vaughan Of the Brmin.-
ham team has received the signed con
tract of Pitcher Irving Wilhelm to play
with birmingham this season.
Charley Wagner of Toledo. who
signed a few weeks ago to play with
Nashville. has been notified by Man
aFcr Finn, Of his release. Wagner will
Join the Tecumseh Mich. Club
Sam DUNCAN Of the Memphis team
announces his positive retirement fro,.I
baseball. In his Ii years of playing
he has never been fined by mauarer
or umpire, and never put out OF u
game for kicking
The following Lowell contracts bay.
been promulgated: ]. a. Dyer. ]. j.
Murphy, j. C.. Raftcr, II. SmithSpu. r.
J. McGraw, w. l.. Warren. T.. q.
Drinkwater, F. Shannon. F. II. O'RIi.u.
The terms of y. Abbott have been ac-
ccpted.
Springfield has Il signed contracts
Wheeling has nearly as many. hut. un.
III" Snrngheld, few, perhaps three. .,rn
with last years players. Tile pern,rt
winners want mere s;,inry than thov WI
""ived when they were playing Champion-
slip ball.
Manager John Smith "f the Law
renee team. has been given a free
hand in th" signing uf players for the
coming season and has gathered from
various parts of the country list uf
players who Will hc given AZ nprort,t-
nifty 10 make good in their rcspvctiyc
positions.
There are three pitcntrs in the
Hughes family. Jimmy. the eldest, is
III Juhust"wn: Tom is with Washing
tor and Ed with Eoston. Their ages az"
30. y and % respectively. Ed was with
the Davenport. Ia. club the PAST fullr
seasons. Hughes best performances
for Boston last season were "A W.
victory over the Athletic. allowing he
opponents but five hits. and a 5 TO |
win over Washington.
Bob UnGlaub has thrown himself
away chcaply. Boston offered him &lnpH
and he signed with tho outlaw Will
liamSport club for S2250. I-nsIauh
claims that he was To receive $500 extra
money last season if he played one
third of the games and. while admit
ting that he was one game short Of thi,
number, thinks he was entitled to the
ponus. Manager Collins denies all
knowledge of such a side agreement.
1t is not at all unlikely that cIemency
viii be shown to Fred Klobedanz. the
Wcll-known pitcher. who was. by the
way, once with the Boston Nationals.
Fred took umbrage because he was not
allowed 10 lay oft last season and went
OFF on his own hook. AS he joined no
outlay league he has committed no
grave offence. D. II. Shay of the New
Bedford club. will make every effort to
bring "Kloby" back into good standing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK.
ENHIBIrION

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Americans at Co
iuihous: Washinrtons at Baltimore Chi
,aeo mt" SoN at Springfield. O., Proyi-
dence aud New York Americans m NJ
York. Manhattan aud New York N,tion.
ais at New York, Boston Nation,I. ~
Newark. Pittsburg ut Decatur, Detroit ,t
Toledo. 'oit az
Thursday-Roston Americans at Colum-
nus, thicaEo White Sox at Springfield n
Baltimore at Washington. Newark ,n,;
New York Americans at New York. De-.
troit at Toledo
F'ridav-Cleveland at Louisville. Do,rot,
~ ~. 'ohfno1S. frinceton ut Washington
Newark at Waterbury, Montreal at RISds.
ton. - lug
Saturday-Cleveland at Louisville Ne.
troit at Columbus. Chicago White Sox j,
Grand Rapids. Newark NJ Waterbury.
H9nday-Cicveian at Louisville. D"troi
4, i'aHton, Cricag 20 White Sox ut Gran,
farids. New York Nationals ut Newark.
COLLEGE
Observation-Disclosures of Maine -Har
Eard at Cambridge. Boston College Hol,
SroSS at Worcester. Villanova- | I-niyersit,
9, Pennsylvana at Philrdelphia. Ursinls
sarlsie Indians at Carlisle. University o
syracuse University of Virginia at Char
lottesvlle. Manhattan-New York Nation
:tls at New York Polo grounds. weslevan
Brown at Providence a''
lhurSday-Yale-Georg Mt Wash
inston. Princeton University of v;rc;n;
at Charlottesville Columbia Naval Acad.,
my at Annapolis 1>'''ue
friday-fale-t University of Virrini, :.
Nortoik. Princeton Washington America,
League at Washington. Lehiph- Iohn
Hopkins at Baltimore 1.-TWO games '''
saturday-Trinity IN. c. College Har
YARD at Richmond. Va: Princetor
Georgetown at Georgetown D,rtn,e',.,' e...' =
Holy Cross at Worcester Trinity CHart
torI,, University of PENNSYLVANIA ot Phi,
son sueipMa: Rutgers at West Point. Wits
mel, Aasea1demy az at Amherst. Lafavctto.Co,
Ahaca, faie-university of VIrgini
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
BOXING NOTES.

Fred Cool,y has been engaged tn meet
Al Kaufman at Colma April -.
The bout between Kid Hcrricl and jim
P0ppS which was TO have taken place i'm
Grand Rapids tonight. has been called
off
Andy BezcnJh is matched tu meet Kid
Farmer i'll Pcro;t ApliI ~. Kid Griffin in
Hamilton April -, and Artic Sims in Cot
lumbus May I.
George Dixon. the once great feather
weight and one of the most popular box
rrs ever developed in Boston. il to b..
rendered 4 testimonial by the sportn,;
men Of that city.
Now that Jack O'kccfc has been match
ed to box Jimmy Gardner at Kalamazoo
April ~ he has called off his mitch wit,
Maurice Thompson that WAS to have
taken place in Spokane.
1t is announced by the Augusta
Social and Athletic Association that
Arthur Cot" will he in Augusta Thurs
dHy to train for his coming bout with
Tommy Quill of Brockton. Quill is
expected t" arrive Wednesday. April
Is
Owen ZeigIer. the prize tighter. has sued
for divorce. alleging that several years
ago his wife deserted him and he does
not Know where She is. They were mar
ri"d in 1893 and have one daughter. Mrs
Z'igler is an actress and appeared her.
early this season.
Kid Lavigne. one of the greatest light
weights Of the world, is, it is said coiu.;
back to the ring. and he has placed him
self under the management of Sam Fi;z-
patrick, the man who brought him to IT,.
front. In j. few weeks he will try his
hand in q Ground bou. in Now York
George Gardner. the Lowell heavy
weight, was in town the other night an.
expressed Willingness. it is said. t~
meet Sam I.angford. If this he true. he
must have changed his mind about draw
ing the color line. Some weeks ago H.,
was offered match with Langrord but
refused to meet him
Tie amateur boxers who went fror,
the East to San Francisco to compete
in the national championships are MAX
ing big kick about the treatment ac-
corded them. The Judges were Olympic
club men. and the boxers charge them
with being in a league to give the East
"rnerS the worst Of it, 50 that the Olym-
pic Club entries Won the eight classes.
Spike Robson, orc Of Englands best
f.ath"rWcightS. arrived at Philadelphia
Monday afternoon. With him WAS George
Gutric of Scotland. Robson has been
against the best men in his class on the
other side. and but few OF them hav.
got IN award over him. As his visit t"
this country is to get matches. hc Will b.
given plenty Of them. lie will box short
ly at Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
Moran Under Contract

.'lhl'ny Moran, the bike rider. who
S"ii'd f"r the other side Of the water
"l 'hc SaXonia FL route for Paris and
Germany. where he expects to ride a
S' RES "i races. made the statement
'ei"fe ne sailed that he is fulfilling
Il contract that WAS made out to him
w" years az" and since renewed. Last
H'"f ne was to go abroad but was s,,s-
pended and had to wait till this en,-
Sch. lie denies that he is taking IA
rIac" Of Hugh Mclean ana is Going
II ride under any contract invnI,.i,o
the latter. i'S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
MARTIN AND ROUTHIER.
Billy Pierce Wants to Match Them
for Fight at Biddeford.

Billy Pierce. TIL" Boston matchmaker.
wants t" briI:; Terry Martin and
Eouthier. the champion W"ltcrWeigh hit
Of Canada together in Biddnford. Some
Of the Boston plpeis have announced
that the match has been madc for May
l. but it has not
Charlie .;ciger. til" fast New York
boxer. has telecrarhcd Manager Chasse
that h" will make Il match to meet
Arthur Cote for L. rounds at 135 pounds
ringsilc. in Biddcford on a guarantee
Of 33 percent Of the receipts ana that
he will make q side bet Of 800 that he
will stop Cote before the end of the -
rounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
IDEA DISCOURAGED.
Recent Development Put Dampcr on
6iddeford Project for New Diamond.

1t Is not yet settled whether 4 sec
ond baseball ground will be built in
Biddeford or not. The idea has not
been abandoned and is still under
C nsiderati"n. but the fact that the
Prospect park grounds have been
transferred to stock company that
promises to give Biddcford first class
ball team and first -class grounds has
rather discouraged the idea of building
second ground. Still it may be done.
III is understood that traffic arrange
ncntS have been promised by the At
iantic Shore Line SO that grounds on
Granite street can be reached for a
single fare from Saco
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
Big League Schedules
Will Begin This Week.
New Workers Shut Out Provi-
dence Aggregation, II to 0.
Harvard Cancels Today's Game with The
University Of Maine.

Te regular schedule season of the Ma
tional and American Leagues VIII open
this week, and the fans, whose appetites
have been whetted by the preliminary
games will no doubt be in prime humor
TO welcome the opening Of the official
baseoal, season. The New York cham
pions, winners of the worlds champion
ship series with the Athletes, will op-
pose the Phillies on Thursday. and as
no greater card could be offered the
followers of the sport in Philadelphia
a record-breaking attendance is al
most assured. The American League
season opens Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11

at Norfolk, George Washington-Co Colu:no,s
at Washington. University of Syracuse
Naval Academy at Annapolis, TUFTS
Brown at Providence.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday-Bostot
at Brooklyn, New York at Phiiaoeipla,Li' ,-
Pittsburs at St. Louis. Chicago at Ci'-
cinnati. . n..,r
Sunday-Chicago at Cincinnati rus
burg at st. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Saturd,y-Boston at New York At''ie'-
les at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
Catarrh,

called an American disease. is cured by
an American medicine, originated and
prepared in the most catarrhal of
American countries.
That medicine is Hoods Sarsaparila
lt cures radically and permcntly, in
That 1t removes the cause, cleansing
the blood of scrofulous and all other
impurities. Il overcomcs all the effects
of catarrh, too, and builds up the whole
system.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11

The Boston Herald says: New
Bedford will get "a promising pitcher
in Dick Howard, this spring, and
his friends think he is plenty fast
enough for minor league company. He
IS ieft-handed and has played on sew
eral professional teams around
Boston. and last year pitched for the
Boston Y. NJ. c. A. team, averaging
10 strike-outs to game, and batting
for $50. He will report for duty on
April ).
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
MOTHER
AND CHILD.

Let the mother take
Scots Emulsion for the
two; it never fails to
benefit them both. Ono
can cat for two, but nOur-
ishing two is a different
thing. 1t calls for a de-
gree of internal strength
that the average woman
lacks. People of luxury
are not very strong by
habit; overworked people
are weak in some func-
tlons from exhaustion or
their surroundings. SCOTS
Emulsion can be depend
cd upon to overcome such
conditions. 1t is a won
derful food for a mother
and child.
eColi < BOVINE. 400 Pear: Street, New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
Tuesdays Games.

At New iork-New York II. Provi-
dence o.
At st. Loris-Seventh and final Gama
IN local championship series: Americans
Z, Nationals s.
At Lousville-BostCn Americans ,,
Louisville 2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11
BASEBALL FOR ERITiSHERS.
II Is Decided at London Meeting to
Form An Association.

London. April 10.-At a meeting lin Lon
don Monday night It was decided to form
a British baseball association. Although
the initiative was taken by professional
football clubs. stress was laid on the de
srabilty of fostering the amateur side of
the game.
1t was suggested that the protection of
the organized baseball interests i'm Ameri-
ca be sought to prevent the importation
of American professionals
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-11

Waters of Newport. who proved "a
valuable utility catcher for Fall River
iast summer, will be given an oppor-
tunlty to sign again. Manager Nc
Dermott was surprised to learn that
waters had not received a contract
oeiore' as he supposed that he had
sent him one. He will be put on the
roll of honor and will be the third
catcher on the list.