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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28
FOOTBALL NOTES.


:n-t"rs- ana West Point are the only
teams y lich defeated Tufts this fall
TIE Carlisle Indians viii close their
season This we@k win game with the
University cf Virginia al -N"ri"lk sat
urday-
K"sfon Herald II IS peEhaTs a very
fair inference mt if'-'74'.'='l F--!'- Is
i'''t .l...'.,. -
'''''
West POINT was the only team -
r,ur.. jill Val. tLi- ftn Will. Bates.
I:Inun. I5artInuu'M arl Vale zach
crossed IaryII.:'. goal lire
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z:;..1,0 tn r.-c.j;,s fir, III. Princeton,
g.,a- big ,f..- r+ceiIts up 20 s50v9.
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e'''''-,s ~ l--''i'''''l '---; NIX '>a-ui ia
There : cry going thu rounds f"-
longer taly-s in the IL" game, which
X 10" is.G:~l with Ett!~ time out. and
J.. IL, Z final t.st g.: The physical con-
Gtti.u g., tn. Llay.rS.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealing IN All
the Leading Stocks.

Nv York. Nov. 21.-The market gave
substantial evidence OF strength agllII to-
DAY the preference Of buyers turning
NOR II the high priced dividend paving
stocks Scnc OF the low priced non-div-
;cend nay.ng stocks. however. We're -
resented still III tn. days advances. -
pecidlly amongst thr southwestern rail-
roads. The IuInnrS Of acCumulaLons OF
Missouri Kansas * Texas shares IN the
interest Of Great Northern control con
t!nu.. to have fore. III the speculation
But the most potent factor in the great
III strength Of the market was IN JTl.On
Pacific annual report. Selling of the
stock this week was based on i fear that
unloading would follow the publication If
the Showing. The support accorded the
stock today consequently found a short
interest uncovered AID this helped Il ad-
vance the price.
The buying of Union Pacific was on an
impressive scale and Z sympathetic Fl
f-ct was produced on the whole market.
Evid.nc. If support IN the outside mar
k.t for the Great y Northern ore rights r.
moved onc cause of Yesterdays heavy
tone The approach OF tn Thanksgiving
lo!iiay To ~ closely followed ~ tn nt
\, mb,r lst payments. hai some rerr-s-
S-v- effect IN the market. There Vas
some realizing on the days advance. but
the closing was generally firm.
Bonds Herc steady Total sales. par
value, g. 4i,0-N. Init. Il Stats IS coupon.
the rs and old IS registered declined i.
and th,. old As coupon 3 per cent. on
call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28
MAY PLAY WITH BOSTON.
Sylvester Nay Cover Second Bag for
Capt. Tenney's Aggregation.

North At;IeLpsp, .Iass.. Eor. 81
While ii is not known definitely yet
II il probable. tint Louis Sylvester
vino played suth star game for North
All. boro last summer, Will spv.r Sec
ond base for the Boston Nationals next
season His work here last summer
attracted the attention Of q large num-
Der OF the big leaguers. and few days
Hgo Fred Woodcock. representing Fred
Tenn-y OF the Hubbites, was in town
TO have a conference with MIN. with
view of getting him for the Boston
team
At present Sylvester is under sus-
pension. He belongs TO the Savannah
team Of the Southern League. and was
suspended by the management of that
team early this season. II it IL posi-
bic for Woodcock and Tenney to fix
things up with the Savannah manage
ment and have him reinstated into
professional ball, he will, In all proba
bility, wear Boston National uniform
next year.
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PLAYERS FOR MINORS.
Many Good Men VIII Be Left After
Major Leagues Discard.

Eoston correspondent of the Wash
'ns'o. Star sizes up the baseball situa-
tor as follows:
Ihere mas been great deal OF dis
cussion about the opening Of the play
ing season. Now that the foul strjk.
IL no longer discussed and all the clubs
OK the American League are resigned
10 H. attention IS paid to the date OF
the opening of the season. As usual
the NATIONAL League prefers the carly
openlng-say. Thursday April IL
While the American League inclines to
sunday, the 18th. as the opening II IS
safe to predict that Thursday. the 18th.
VIII De the opening day i'll both urga nj
cations and that The campaign Will ex-
Tend 70 Sunday. October s. There is r.,
reason at all why the worlds series
cannot lie extended 10 nine games Tn.
conditions in the opening game Of the
series thlS year We're about as bad rs
they could very well lie. and the last
ddy was the best in the whole CAM
paign.
general interchange Of games be-
tween the clubs OF the two major
leagues would meet with little favor.
In" Two clubs in Chicago St Louis
ana Philadelphia generally play togeth-
er put there is little interest here un-
Tess the clubs both stand high in their
Is7pecu'e organizations. Again II
me pan was tried 10 have clubs play
together az they stand. the expenses
would be out Of all proportion to the
receipts IN many cases. and such a play
would cut out entirely the interci,v
games Again. the weather conditions
In the East are liable to be extremely
ADVERSE. and in that case the patron-
age would not be at all alarming.
The major league clubs are carrying
20 many players this year that ,bare
VIII be great turning over Of nateri-
al TO minor league organizations hafora
.ne season opens. Enough players win
be cast aside to form an entire league
clubs are compelled to secure con-
siderable array in the hope that a ma
VIII be secured. for the number rha-
make good is generally very small. Of
ten does 1t happen that a player is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Wednc ay-Bartley Connolly vs. Bel
field Wall 1T at Rumfcid Falls
ThursdaE-Joe Wal.ott ". Honey Mel
lpdE ut Lincoln 4. g.. chelsea Tommi.
Burns vs.. Jack OHr.cH At San Franc 8
90: T"2v ra!nni ~. Larry Tempt at
Nc-'castI" "a: Jack OKcefe vs. Mau-
re" Savers at Cripple Creek: Jerry
Gaines vs.. Jack Curran at Bellows Falls
Johnnie Thompson Is. Lew Howell At
san Francisco; San Langfnrd w. George
Gunther at HIr-rhiil: Johnnie Lynch vs.
Tom Flanagan At scuthbiidge: Young
o1.ary rs. Andy BeZ-nah at Milwau-
ke": Benny Franklin W. Will. Schu-
nach~r 1T Baltimore: Jack Duuleavy "
Charles Cornwall at Topeka: Packie Nc
farlInd ". EDDIE Tancel at Davenp lrt !;
lack Nolan Us. Barney Cinnamon at Be;-
Yer Dam. Wis; Bert Walker vs.. Barney
Furry "a Cincinnati; Dick Cullen vs.
Tomm." Qr.H at favcrhill: Glenn Dem
n!ng -. Young Fitzgerald at Milwau-
ke": Benny Riley vs.. Young McCue at
Htltiinnr--
FrIdav-Arthur Cote VS. Sawyer at
Ko@kiaud Nc: 10" Thomas vs.. Al Nil
and Frank Nc Onrel at San FrancScp.
SATURDAY Nike Schreck VS. Marvin
Hart at Kalamazoo. Mich.
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Dreyfuss Backs President
Murphy Of Chicago.
TAYLOR is Looking After Recruits
For Boston Americans.
Big League Diseards viii Leave
Plenty Of Players for Minors.

Pitt.bUrg. Pa, Nov. 2I.-ba-acy
Ireyrus n. cone out With a protest
hacking W Pres Murphy q rf.e Chica-
70 tam. who has declared himself
aInal the plan .: Cincinnati. u have
an ante-seasDn SET Of games with ire
American League clui=, Sid ORGY
Iuss-
i fe=l that Murphy il right N his
argument for thes-- games an AMER
Jean L<easue cluLs are certain 10 f-a'e
q killing effect on the gates At the ear
u haInpionsEip GENTS IN Cincinnati
Ye, tie Pitisburg Club Is not gong 7"
make a fight against the arrangements.
DESPITE the fact that We are 70 open
The SEASON there next year, and are
bound to suffer -hen the edge ms Al
ready been taken Of baseball inter
e4tS-
There win BE- no squeal from PITTS
burg against Mr. Hermann exh!Di-
,ion s-ries ! shall n,t rV:np4diA Il "e
% not take n more Than 10 cents
at that opening ser.@s, - !oHs as the
pl.a--s q. pierre tn. ihalp:It: u games
~. I'D. f.. ~ si,aN then make up n
our T. nc matt .osscs csc here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28
FOOTBALL NOTES,

The final impression of the Uarvar d .
Val" game is that the team playing the
radical game won. and won because of
the conception Of its own game which
was played in a clear-headed brainy
fashion.
ReGSi" Brown, Andy Marshall and
Oliver Cults are prominently mentioned
as successors to Bill Reid Brown and
Marshall have been very close to Reid
fOr tho past two years. Cults reported
this year after the West Point game
ana DID notable service in the develop
ment Of Harvard tackles.
. Suggestions for lengthening the game.
provided further directions for the for
ward pass and for a modification of the
l0-yard rule inside the 25-yard line are
already in the air. The best suggestion
Of all comes from Foster Rockwell.
The Yale general SAYS. with viGor:
Let the rules alone. Give them another
year"
The Quakers have gone to the cOun-
try again To prepare for Cornell The
Ithacans' victory OF 2s points over
Swarthmore. which defeated Pennsyl-
Vania. 10 .. has made the Quakers re-
gard their Thanksgiving contest in a
different light. and particularly after
Villa Nova scored l. points on Frank
lin field.
The suggestions come from no spe-
officially named source that Toronto and
McGill Universities should introduce
their form Of rugby in the Stadium. and
that International matches should take
place i'll the near future The reform
ers are always active. even when The
game Of football is thoroughly salts
fact 1ry tn eyerybOiy else
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28

tried and turned back, only TO get an
other chance later on, and sometimes
d man Is twice sent back into minor
league company and then shows SPEED
enough 10 secure d third trial.
Changes galore were the order Of the
day at the meetings Of the majors last
season. and. while there may not IT,
made many changes in the meetings
that will occur in Chicago and New
York TWO weeks hence. there will b.
considerable doing from that stand
point; in fact. il is expected that more
changes VIII b made 50 far as the
Boston clubs are concerned than n tn
case u th- clubs OF any other city The
Americans have small company with
g men a their disposal, and there are
many that can D-: spared without any
trouble at all. Manager Tenney expects
to turn d TICK " Two that viii help
his team. and there IS no doubt a. all
that the new dispensalion will bsz III
L position 10 sure some players ;ha,
all help the locals materially
Tie club Is % b. strengthened
in pitching and in a batting w4y and
II that = cone far letter showing can
BE- made than VAS done last season!
for had the club " 1915 be,-n as well
equipped for emergencies as we're Oth--
clubs il would have made = bettc-
showing by considerable. and doubtless
would have shown sIeei enough I" ~.
close 70 the top .. the second division
Manager Tenney = 20 be backe(. in
every possible Tay the coming season.
and is confident that H. Vii. make q
good showing.
BasetSlldon being pretty vel. salts
ae.l that Charles Sylvester Stahl is To
handle The Boston Americans next SEA
son. guesses are in orde- who Eill sue
ceed Jim" Collins at third base. II
has been well remarked that the Amer
can League has but four class = ;t.iI ].
laser ~. II is remarkable ci.':-~
should b.- as many a. far. r. prs
dent ~ the American J." gC. - ...t.E g!
not 50 long ago that f!.--' i.s. =. RS
YER nsvNr 50 scarce - tAey 49, -
present. Il is q most difficult MAJ
70 :,z.ur- fast men tor any position
PERHAPS Cleveland wa no fJl;'-.t,-
,.hen it secured TER The. ..'i'
l. considered b. many the best Z. 49,
s,oc III tie country. Time wlS r. m
Fr-a Par. IT -as COZ ~. T-t- It.
best. but Freddy ha :, m it. ln-
..r ANY. H -. not :-i5. I.r 60
no. "a, and he does not .ua - ~ a. r.
DID George LaCfance " = -.t-.!
Ce!d!rg first baSeman. tut - . -
man and Il base runner - Ne ;'ra"-
ucaly nil. "a was kno. -.. f. -. IL
ar 10 post ur.!l he ca. . B'=;"a.
and her rs found he p-"I-r at:n"s-
There. Iionships -"ere Won win
big George in the tea IN! :51.
thought il a mistake "!- Z II ..as r.
lea I'd.
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Army. and Navy Practice
for Saturdays Game.
Cornell Is Confident Of Scoring
Against Pennsylvania.
Prospects at Dartmouth Look Bet.
ter for Next Years Team.

.AAaapcNs, Mi. NDv 2..-The pr0x-
unity II the final contest X the season
spurrt-i tH- Nay football team ~ its
il:niI Monday in ,he secret practice. No
nara wJrk against tie sr.ub vas al
loved. bat great dash and spirit was
put i.tn all the work during the prac-
tic@. All practice this week viii be Sc
CIT.
Jacle Ows!-y o: Yale has arrived in
: ma polls ana vi. spend the week with
ne Miisairmen. Douglas Howard. last
years captain. SAN West Points work
against Syracuse Saturday and he
CAV. the team tn benefit If his IDEAS
as d liz weak POINTS in the Army :
plays
Coach Car-s hay also seen the Army
team Il!ay this var An exchange Of
visits always takes place and thr repre-
,--!'a-i:-~ " on tam arr welcomed
al the !...n.. If The other. on saturday
Li"lI;s. '4~Gl and T"rI-y. former West
i,p.rt slars. w.,rc st ti.- Navy game.
II" coaches have finally selected
Niger and Wright as the regular
guards. forcing Shafr0th, the big guard
81 Il season. To the substitutes bench
Plersol has been placed at right tackle
over Simpson Or Magruder. ANA Ber-
I:ard has ben chosen FIR left end. in
PLACE III Richardson. Nrrthcroft's Work
at left tackle Y as not entirely satief4c-
~ n Saturday. ana Leighton vas
substituted, Lut it Mas found that tn.
big tackl- was lr,rar.ly in bad con-
iition. and h. Will start th- game Sat
urday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28
BETTER PROSPECTS.
Dartmouth Will Have More Material
for Next Years Eleven.

Hano"er. n. II. Nov. 97.-MOst of the
Dartmouth football squad has returned
to Hanover ard are phlosophical!y turn
ing from this falls campaign To that OF
lah'. This fall Dartmouth began work
with only three n" men: next fan. &C
cord.ng to prospects. there will BE- on
hand % wearers Of the college letter.
With the exception Of fullback. Dart
month will have a complete eleven Of -"
men. The Athletic Council this month
will ask Coach Folsom to return. and it
is expected that he VII; do 50. Capt.
Glaze will undoubtedly he reelected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28
A STATE LEAGUE.
Ne" Hampshire May Have Circuit of
Cities in Her Own Boricr.

Loconia y. H.. Nov. Cit being
practically settled that Eeu Hamp-
shir- will mt b. represented in the
NJ" England Baseball Laagu- another
season. a movement is up-v under way
for the formation Of N-W Hampshire
League. II is understood! that Nashua,
Manchester. Concord, Franklin, La
COMA, and possibly Rochester, will be
included in the combination. each Of
these cities having III the past sup
ported strong INDEPENDENT teams, or
har" had representation in tn New
England League William Il. VanDuz-
@r Of this city will probably b. select
"a As th- president, with Col.,Charles
L. Mason Of Concord as secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28
CORNELL is CONFIDENT.
lthaeans Consider Prospects Bright for
Victory Over Pennsylvania.

Ithaca. y. Y. NOV. 1..-The ginger that
til Cornell VARSITY got into its practice
Mpnd4y was u i character that makes
tho prospects of victory over PennsyI-
varia, vixen considered with other things.
mucf brighter than thy have been at
a:.y tine during the season.
AS it stan3s today thu Cornell VARSITY
is stronger than it ever has been. Thc
.n"n are in primo condition. and no
chances VII be- taken that might possibly
result n ov-rstra.nirg or injuries before
Thursday.
There vas 10 scrimmaCe but the Var
sity and tna substitutes eleven were sent
through stiff signal practice. The exar-
else was rather violent. but it vas not
orerlnne. ana. thanks to the watchfrl
eye Of Trainer jack Moakley, tho men
were net tire when it was over There
have been no radical changes in the Cor
nation OF the team, and in all probab:l-
ity Cornell will line up against the Qua
kers the same as they appeared in prac-
tice. There has been strong contest
between Watson and Babcock for left end
which. partly because Of Babcock's IT.
jury in the Princeton game. has resulted
in favor Of Watson.
1t is expected that at least 10 stu
dents and lthacans will 60 from here 10
Philadelphia. which number will no doub.
lie greatly augmented BY Cornell alumni!
from Philadelphia. New York and other
places. Nearly all OF the betting here
shows that Their" IS strong feeling OF
confidence that Cornell will win. On the
proposition Of Cornell winning, odds of
to arr now being offered. Even mon
ey has been placed that Pennsylvania
Will not score. and the same las been
offered that CorrelTs score Will be- bet
ter than p to o.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Nov -,
F1OCR-Dull: spring patents. i5,1;.,0
CORN 'nckar ge-i; No. , Yellow. 81.
oATS-CncnaHg-d No clipped whit.
HAY-or+et: No. l. 2Ia@
MILL FEED-Cncha7 g-t
SPRING BRAN .-T2t
MINED FEED--4q-G
ICRk-DuIl: medium. IS-I
LAPD-Dtl,l: d.
BEEF-SteaGy. Who'll. catt'n 3To,-.
LAMFSEasy: SIring II9II1: fall loIlI.
FEAIISEa~v lIlg1-i-
Bt'TT ER-Stgady. aar-h-rn. "t-3T
cHEEST-T.rra: YORK state Ig'- Ililz
EGGS-Firrn. choice Pal: western D
APPLESEasier; No. ! Baldwins. 2ooa
IN
PoTAToESouiet: Green Mountains 80
az.
sUGAR-steady on a basis of 4go for
graduated
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BOXING NOTES.

sam Langfnrd AMI Joe Jeanette are
10 box ut Portland on Thanksgiving
evening.
Abe Attell has been gathering m a lot
Of money in the last few months and
with his winnings he has bought a house
in Los Angeles for $500.
II is said that a number Of New York
sporting men have subscribed a purse
~ 5000 for a l2-rouni bout in private
between Ferguson ana Johnson.
Percy Cove. the Everett. Wash. ban
tam. who could nos get any Of the boys
in his class in san Francisco or Los
Angeles I" meet him. will visit Ros-
ton.
Benny Yanger and his friends are con-
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Chicago Proauce Market.

Chicago. NOg q
Larger receipts III tll- EorttF1-t hai !
depressing eft tDL-y on TIL Irrr.I
"hrat market. J-t prices shoF-ed l'ti.
Change. tn l'.-c":!. DR. delivery cIJg.r, Il,
tn. Sane :iggre as Yesterday u. c.-rr,,a-
cofE! w.s =. h-Gh@r. oats xer= Ip J..
Provisions wer- 1i1lr-0 70 - high
IT, leading futures closed as fy.:s..--
NiiEAT-Dec ~. Ma -.
CCPN-pec- y; Ny =. -: July -:
OATs-T,so. -: NJ sf-.: JI1v -.
MSS FORk-J4n. 40. Ny Iit,
L-ill No. -; Dec. 30. Jan r..
May ~
RIBS-Jan. -.-7i3.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOTR-Sready
WHEAT-%o: zpring. 7sas;; No, 2. ~
CrRN-Ho. 2. ~: No. : ye.l9w. All,
GATs-No. > @af:: 10. white. z5aa5s,
No. 3 white 81 ~
FYF.-No. :. 1ii-G.1-
MALTING-F4.r to choice. =
FLAX SEED-No. !. ! H.: No. / north
western. I 1879.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prine. 40
CLoVER-ContracI grad. 1870
SHORT RIBS. SIDES-9lls. g..
MESS POFk-l5
LARI,-S =.
SHORT LEAR sIDEs-a2-14ls.n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28

fident that he Will ~ <ro-, Joe Cans
because the Battling Nelson night took
more out Of Cans than is generally sup
posed.
JACK rT"in) Sullivan Of Cambridge Will
attend the o Brien- Burns aght and Will
the Wilmer. Jack has Z -
luna d@c-S-"n t. his credit over Burns
AID has fought 35-round draw with
Q Er.en.
T1inny Rurrs. wao vii aght JACK
bFien Thlrstsy. 4 Z much roung~r
nan than il generally supr3s@d. b--.ng
b1t - years q az. II Ia ben boxing
s'1o. - md has -.or t..-r ut 9: training
since tEen.
jimmy walsh is making { great hit in
Los A's@!es, a..I, j.,!gtrg rom the I'm,
press work IL : dong. JACK . BE.ea viii
h1Er I" ~. 70 MS !.urels In fact, n
one Or Ia" PAPERS Jimmy has ben COM
I.aT-i 18th y Br.n.
FRI Hrysoa. til, ey-ioyer of Wal
man Nho y Low spar.ng instructor
AZ srFeFd- ~ m preparatory schools
mas Married ~ Mis- Ms Na-s-3
n i:'.- TilADta: E-osnahln Il -.
M0rI churln, Wa.tA4m, Sunda:'
night.
Billy Clinton. having declined 20 box
V-.i, E-ly on acc9un, q he. weight
y? ~ S.-:-!i-final bout 70 taaT between
"-a.'oII ana Melody in Chelsea Thurs
-: night. tse matchmaker o: th-- hub
Ia signed Billy Chisholm 70 meet
Young Cahi!l instead.
whom r. expects Will 90 @5-.-thiLg good
il tie ring in the mar tutur-. He re-
fuses 10 dIvulgc the name 81 thc young
ster, but claims that h has shown rucn
il private that causes thos- Who haF'
s@tn him Hork to b-I.-v.- that ne VIII
make good in the ring
Honey Melody and Jo- Walcor viii.
b. he star att-a, ton ~ TIL Lincoln
cut. Chelsea. tomorrow night. BON
!a"n arr said 10 BE- in good form ana
their r"-eting will doubtless prove on
81 t.e best u the many good cents
,hat have been served up to the Chei-
sea admirers Of the manly art.
E"erE.ti-:rg p5.nrs 70 a r.-"ting between
Dave Deshler and Tomn.ie Murphy =
asked for tn match and neshl.r i only
to willing % BE- parr:- u il. baldwin,
however. has ben promised tl~ i!rS,
cham VII. Murphy in Chelsea, and I =
rDw up 10 tha club as u which boy vii!
II st the Nv York star.
Mike rTwin) Sullivan is working Tow
IN hopes q getting a match with the
winner Of the Cans Herman fight. Fail
ing in this Mike I'LL fight joe Thomas at
II Or IL POUNDS ringside. if tn match
can b arranged. or Is ready To meet any
v hita man in The world at TIL weller
weight limit. Nix has written To Jimmy
Cofroth and Morris Ley Of San Fran
cisco acquaintjng than with these facts.
Johnnie Frazier is in nice condition
for his bout with Frank Adams at Au-
euSta Thanksgiving day night. and
hops this time 10 g@t decision Ov-r
IT, West Newton boy. Tn. dra" pro-
gram between these TWO clever young
sters IS getting rather rnonotoEous. and
Ills last effort - make il & decision in
Ills favor Th- distance, Il rounds. is
Tie longest that they have been schea-
uled 10 travel together, ami if at the
end Of l. rounds they ar in thu same
condition that they were in the last
fore The 18th is r-ao ht.i Th.s- TWO
lads certainly fight themselves out if
Any pair does-POrtlaud ExprrEs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28
Jack Woods Is Dead.

Worcester. Nov. Fl. A. Woods.
known in the boxing world as Jack
Woods, d.ed Monday in the city hospita.
from n"phritis, aged "a years. Woods
was admitted to tn" institution Nov 4
and sank rapidly until the end came. He
is survived; BY his mother, Mrs Martha
Charl"ho.s Of l. Winfield street wood
conducted z school FIR physical clltur+,
~ IA Main street. Many w-lI-known
boxers and wrestIers came to Worcester
70 train with Woods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28
New York Cotton Market.

New York. Nov e.
Cotton spot closed firm M1diling NJ
lands. Ill, 40 gulf. 1l.t5. Sales, -
bales.
Galveston firm. I'LL: Charleston firm.
ul-: Memphis steady 10 I5-lf. New Or
leans easier, II 3-l6; Mobile firm. 10 1915;
Savannah quiet los.
Net receipts for four days III. SO
Exports 10 Great Brita n 7S714: 10
France q ae: u the continent. 67.@17
Stock J.. ,53.E1-S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-28
A RACE TO BERMUDA.
James Gordon Bennett Cup to Be Com
pete.d for BY Motor Boats.

New York. Nov. 21-The- Motor Boat
club Of America has accepted the prof
fer of tn" $1,000 CUP donated by James
Gordon Bennett ana will offer it for a
rae" 70 Bermuda to encourag" tn.
building and racing If seaworthy boats.
The start will be mad on June {.
f:pm off tire clubhouse On ill.,. Hudson.
The entries are limited 10 boats bro
PEELED by an internal combustion IN
gine. not longer than so feet over an
nor less than 40 feet.