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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
TO BUILD STORM SEWER
IN DOWNTOWN STREETS

A storm sewer will be built on Main,
from Third to Sixth streets, in pur-
suance of a resolution passed by the
city council yesterday, approving the
recommendation of the board of public
works to that effect. The city auditor
said that although there was a de-
ficiency in the storm sewer bond fund
of about 100000, the sewer could be
constructed if expenditures for other
departments of the city were more
economical
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
Splendid Values from the Basement
To Make Sharp Buying Today

TEA KETTLE 3Oc-No. size;
enameled.
DEEP PUDDING PANS 10c-3
at. size; cnameled
Enameled.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27

GLASS WATER PITCHER 4sc-
Half gal. blown pitcher.
y IN. FRUIT BOWLS 20c-
Glass. =
good, thin blown kind. that are
good to drink from.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
En- gIish Suitings $l.48

Pretty. serviceable suitings in shades of
brown, green, blue. gray and black Mixed
with colored checks and stripes. Fine for
the new coat suits 80 in. wide, aisle 4. to-
day $1.4S yard.
MELANGE SUITINGS Sf.60
Hair line stripe patterns i'm medium and
light shades. so in. wide. aisle 4, today,
$169
a. IN. PRUNELLA 0sc
fine satin prunella. full assortment of
colors, a beautiful material for shirt waist
suits. Aisle 4. today, 9Sc yard.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
CITY WILL PAY FOR
ORNAMENTAL LIGHTING

Although the contract under the
terms of which the city Of Los Angeles
pays for the lighting of Main and
Spring streets Will soon expire, the
council yesterday decide 10 continue
paying for the current until such time
as the payment is provided for by the
municipal lighting law, This viii go
into effect soon. The recommendation
was made by the board Of public works.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
San Diego Council Rescinds

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 26.-The common
council tonight rescinded its former
action calling an election January 20,
on the question of adopting certain
charter amendments designed to allow
the city TO vote bonds for construct
tIlR a railway to the Colorado river
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
English Conference Is Held

BIRMINGHAM England, Nov. 26.-
An important conference of delegates
representative of all grades of employees
of every railroad in England and Wales
began here with the object Of formu-
lating a national program looking to
the betterment of the condition OF all
grades of railroad men.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
Wage Increase Coming

CINCINNATI, Nov 26.-Early an
nouncement of wage increase, varying
according to the class of labor, is
understood to have been the agreement
reached today at joint meeting i'm this
city of head officials of most of the
railroads centering here.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
Bonnet" Taffeta
80 In. Wide. Yard. s1.4S

36 In. Wide, Yard, $1.4S
It's a famous French make. A rich, beautiful
black, guaranteed for wear It's beautiful
taffeta, splendid value today, aisle 3, at $14S.
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE
S1.5O Value at S1.10-27 in. double faced black
peau de sole, heavy duality for suits and
coats. Today, aisle 3, $119 yard.
MESSAIINE
Csc Value at 69c-20 in wide, two toned in all
shades, pretty soft Aisle ., today 69c
yard.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27

GRANITE PIE PLATES 5c-for
all sizes.
LARGE ROAST PANS 29c-
Strongly enameled. Extra values
29c in the basement.
s or. STOVE POTS J0c--CoV-
cred. enameled.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27

Ye New Englander and all others
who long for ye fine turkey dinner
% can m set sef ye 9'S yery Sgbes hest
every evening this week at
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27

WINE GLASSES WITH STEM
5Oc-Thin blown.
GLASS CAKE STANDS 25c--In
the basement today. Remem-
Der. Thanksgiving Thursday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-27
Red Wool Flannel l0c

There are lust three pieces it, It's there
so little going to sell bit of II today
at yard. Third floor annex Remember, just three
pieces. ....,...
FLANNEIETTE 6Hc
Fancy fleece back hannelete pretty color combina
ons Fine for house dresses and kimonos 27 in. wide
Third floor annex, 6Ac yard.
NEW DRESS GINGHAM Zoe
In fancy plaids and stripes, exceptional value To-
third floor 10c yard.
CRINKLED sEERSUCI<ER 12kc
lust one case. light blue pink dark blue. brown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-08
SPORTING NOTES.

II is rumored that there is still doubt
as to whether there will be a Grand
circuit meeting at Providence The
conditions in Rhode Island. as far as
racing is concerned. are still in an I'M
settled state
Bard Palmer. who recently returned
to Boston from trip to Maine reports
that good roadsters and trotting pros
poets are still to be found in this State.
out that the owners hold them at pro-
hihitive prices. Maine still produces
good horses
The Columbia Yacht Club Of Chicago
VIII have its most brilliant season this,
year. II begins May 30 and close Oct.
TO- The feature of the season will be
the races for the Upton cup. Aug. Is. 30
and y Another important event is the
Lake Michigan Y. r. A. regatta.
News that the Chicago Yacht Club
could give $1,000 trophy for an annu-
FL cruising race to Mackinac has Great
ed much interest. Commodore Aemeli-
us Jarvis of the Royal Canadian Climb
will nc in the race with the 30 footcr In
vader. He may race with the auxiliary
yawl Satirah
Next year there will he race for the
canada cup. Rear Commodore Nichols
VIII build the challenger. Two boats
VIII nc built by members of the Roches-
Ter facht Club. which now holds the
cup. Boats falling within the condi-
tons and built since 1902. are eligible
to take part in the trial races.
WpgIo1y
sh"tputter. cannot compete for Michi-
gan In meets with Western colleges
this Spring. He was disqualified nv
vote of the conference colleges. if being
held that he is ineligible because he
mas not been in residence at Michigan
fuli year since last competing under
the r"lors of another university.
"A y"arllng PAGER. owned by Senator
>. w. Bailey. is credited with q mar
Ter IN }" seconds over the Lexington
tkyo track. He is by ProdiraI 70 1s,
dam by Sultan eco. Senator Rai,ev
Harmed the Sultan mare from small
breeder for s75 and bred her to Prodi-
gal ana II seems that once again a
bargain counter youngster may prove
a champion.
me executive committee of the New
england intercollegiate Athletic AS
soc'ation voted Monday to hold the ar
nuai track and field meet at the neId
OF the Massachusetts Institute of Tech
hoIpgE at BrOokline instead of at wor-
cester. as was decided at the animal
meeting of the association last Febru-
airy. The dates Of the meet, Nav IL
and -, remain unchanged.
Aionz" a. Stage. the famous Michi
gan coach. Is at Chicago ready for bus
mess despite the rumors that he was
NOT 10 return to the football helm. ct
nav not considered at all the aues
ti"n 81 my giving up my work on the
iooto'l team. ne declares. IT am hove
70 helr the boys. and. if quit. If vii,
oe because l have been fired" Coach
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-08
NEW FOOTBALL RULES.
Careful Effort to Get Right People to
Interpret Them.

Plans for reformation in football. as
regards the officials who Will be chos-
en- to interpret the rules during the
coming season, are rapidly being ocln-
plcted and at the meeting held in New
York last week reports were received
from various subdivisions of the coun-
try. the general tone of which bespoke
cooperation with the central body. At
this meeting there were present Walter
Camp, c. W. Savage. j. b. Fine and
James a. Ba bbtt.
In the first place the committee de-
cided 10 take plans to support the po-
sitiOn and action of the field officials
and to prepare. without further delay.
lists Of competent and accredited men
for those positions When these men
are chosen they will meet in conference
with their local committees to discuss
questions of rules interpretations. Lat
er on a general conference will be held
with the same object i'm view.
In regard to the list of officials. the
central committee shall await the re-
port Of accredited lists Of each suhcom-
mittee. go over the lists carefully and
add or CXpurgate as seems best in it's
ed to get complete list of really COM
petent officials for every section of the
country.
Walter Camp was authorized to meet
the various subcommittee in their re-
speCtiVe localities some time prior to
the termination of the present college
at a date prior to Oct. I. a general
meeting is to be called in New York
City at which the full rules commit
tee will be present
1t was decided to communicate with
the conference representatives, in the
middle West suggesting that commit
tee he appointed at once with Profess
sor Waldo of Purdue University as
chairman and including Professors
Raycroft of Chicago, Adams of WILSON,
sin and jameson Of Michigan.
The formation of the Oberlin sub
committee has been left to c. w. Saw
age of the central body. who is to be
member of the minor division also.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-08

City teams was stopped by the police
in the first inning Sunday and four
arrests were made on the technical
charge of violation of the Sunday law.
The men arrested were Pitcher McCann
and Catcher Vandergrift of the local
team, Umpire Carroll and a ticket sell
Ter. All were admitted to bail. Only
few tickets had been sold when it be-
came known that the police were go
ing to interfere, in order to make
test case as to the legality of playing
such games on Sunday. Manager Will
liam Murray of the Jersey City club
stopped the sale of tickets and threw
the gates wide open. The game was
then started, but only one inning was
played. The management of the club
insists that there was no violation of
the law and wishes to have the disput-
ed point settled as soon as possible
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-08

ct,yp expresses himself as greally
nIeased with the new rules.
The automobile industry. according t"
a preliminary bulletin issued by the
National Census Bureau shows a very
large increase for the calendar year
,a0l as compared with 1900, the year OF
taking the 18th census. In the former
vear 81 1856 passenger and pleasure ma
chimes were produced, as against 1916
in 1900 and 144I vehicles of ether styles
in 1904. as against 407 in 1900. In 1904
the amount of capital Invested was
$40. SOB 247. as against S5,16S.S5I, or an
increase of 256 per cent. The value of
products Increased 461 per cent. the
amounts being stated at s26,645.064 in
1904. as against $4,74S.0l1 in 1900
The chances seem particularly bright
for d winning golf team at And"%er
this year These are the candidates
for the team: a. Sweeney, '06. cap
taim; J. X. Hyde, %; l.. o. Wilson.
'0S: l.. 6. Hail. 'O6; L. a. Whitman, 90;
j. Stevens, '06; q. Birkoff, '06; n.
Mears, '06, and w. Belnecks, 06. The
first three men on the list are we'll
known players. sweeney comes from
Lawrence, with IL fine record of win
ming many tournaments. Hyde is from
Brooklyn, \. y. and plays good.
steady game; he is also on the track
team. l.. q. Wilson is a Chicago boy.
and a very good, steady player, though
a yOunGster as yet. He is the proba BILE
captain for next year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-08
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. May The course of to-
days stock market demonstrated how
largely the outstanding short interest had
been reduced in the course of the violent
rebound from last weeks extreme depIes-
sion: In Reading the recovery from last
week low point to todays high point
rea thed nearly + points. With the sat
isfaction OF the demand from the shorts
the market fell into a dull condition and
showed heavy tone until the irregular
closing after rally. The advantage
considerably by the action OF the miners
convention on Saturday maxim. a set
Element without a strike practically GER
tain: The influence OF this factor was
carried over into today's market and
made Reading strong and very active.
The extent OF the advance i'll Reading had
Il sustaining influence on the general list
while it lasted. The sasginE tendency he
came quite manifest, however when
Reading reacted
The money market showed evidence of
relief by reason OF the drastic liquidation
effected as well as by the heavy flow Of
gold to New York from abroad.
The Settlemt mt of the coal labor dispute
is regarded with emphatic satisfaction in
its hearing on the confirmation of the
Soundness of the general business situa-
ton. Some increase in railroad traffic Ey
reason; of the Lake ticup WAS reported
but not more than sufficient to make up
Z slight falling off on other accounts.
Western railroads also for the first time
traffic.
II" DAYS sr,b-trcasurY operations
showed large gain FOR the banks reach
ing for the new banking week $4,000
Reading after losing nearly all Of its
rise rOSc to the best and rr-aSSerted its
influence in the general market prices at
some points rallvinG to the top. But the
recovery again failed to hold and the
market closed irregular.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
value slll0.o@. United States bonds were
all unchanged on call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-08
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Tennis Team Is Preparing for Tourna.
ment at WaterviiIe.

Orono. Me. May 1.-(SpeciaD.-T
u. of NJ. tennis team got i'm some good
practice Monday on the Beta House
court. Capt Lovctt is urging the men
tournament at Watcrvillc is scheduled
for next week and the team must be
picked by next Monday. At present
the most likely looking candidates for
the team are Lovett. owen and South
ard. '06 Mitchell Steward and Tabor.
'0S. and Jewett and French, 90
Both Coach Butman and Steve Far
rell got their men to work early on
Alumni field and the ball teams got a
couple hours of good work Monday af-
ternoon. The uutfield is still rather
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-08
GETTING READY.
Bates College Is Preparing for Satur
days Track Meet.

Lewiston. Me. May bates is
every nerve to make a cred
liable showing, at the track meet next
Saturday. About so men are out every
day and Coach w. P. kyne is delight
ed at the outlook. Bates does not ex-
pect to he a very active factor in the
meet this year. This is the first sea-
son she has ever had systematic coach
ing and anything like symmetrically
developed track team. She hopes
however. to make the start this year
and is confident that a consistent de-
velopment for the next few years can
enable her to hold her own with Bow
doin and Maine.
The L. of NJ. game Wednesday and
the Tufts game Friday are interesting
the Lewiston fans. especially after tho
unexpected victory Bates gained o,.or
Bowdoin last Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-08
KID HERMAN AND ABE ATTEu
Will Box Friday Night Before Club at
Los Angeles.

kid Herman and Abe ArtoII arc
booked to box in Los Angeles Friday
night. When the manager of the Los
angeles club arranged the fistic car
nival. Herman was to meet Britt AMI
Atteli was to go against Neil. Int as
Nell skipped away after the eartho,ake
ana Britt called eff the match on ar
count of the death of his sister Tho
cIub manager decided to bring Hern. =
anu Atteil together. Herman is a good
man. nut to the sports it looks as If
A''e'i is too fast and too clever for him
IL AU@ii wins. or even makes q good
showing the club officials will try to
get Joey Bowker, the English cham
p'oh' 10 come over and meet him Az
.ei was matched to meet Bowker at
England the latter part of this month
Out ne was forced to call il off
Attcll says he can make lis no,nds
ana OFFERS to fight frankie Neil for the
ean.amWeight championship. or he will
nsht Herrera or Nelson at 100 ne,,nds
ringside. 'o"i'u'
nose who We're close to Attel who,
ne was training to meet Jimmy Walsh
nave no doubt but what he can make
10 pounds Three days before he
i'usht Walsh he was down to III and
s'r"he. and he had to stop training.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-08
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. MAY I.
FLOU R-Cnchanged mill shipment
spring patents. i.35u4.so
CORN 'nchanged; No. 3 yellow 5s1s.
OATS-Cnchanged No. . clipped white.
TO-
HAY-Firm. No /. 1000 lower grades.
- a.
PORK-Lower: medium. 100
LARD-LOwer. 10ls
BEEF-Steady.; whole cattle, -h1sA
LAMBS-Steady. Sn1O.
NEALS-Steddy. 9010.
BIT-TER-Firm: Northern. 21u22
CHEESE-Steady: York state. I4a1i.
EGGS-Steady. choice 21N222:: Eastern.
1890
ApPIEs-Firm; BaIdwins. l5oasW
POTATOES-Firm Green Mountains
81: Hebrons. 50.
STGAR-Steady on a basis of 40 for
graduated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-08
BOXING NOTES.

The Methodist clergymen of New
York have recently passed resolu-
tion to the effect that three-round
bouts as pulled off III that city are
brutal and should be stopped.
John l.. Sullivan has new spar
ring partner. Al Cutler. an Iowa
farmer. is stopping the blows of the
Boston boy in his exhibition bouts
Frank Hall, Sullivan's manager. pre-
diets that Cutler will eventually peat
Jim Jeffries.
The next fight, scheduled TOT
Wednesday night at the Tuxedo CUB
PROMISES to become interesting. Gov.
Pennypacker having signified his in
tention to have the state constabulary
arrest both fighters. principals ana
such of the spectators as they can lay
hold Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-08
NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
THIS WEEKS GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

"A M
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday-Athlet-
les of Philadelphia at Boston. washing
ton at New York. st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Thursday-Chicago at Cleveland. Wash
delrhia at Boston.
Friday and Saturday-St. Louis at Bos-
ton. Detroit at Washington. Chicago at
Cleveland at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Monday and DISQUALIFICATION at Phila-
delpnia, New York at Brooklyn, Chicago
at Pittsburg. st. Louis at Cincinnati:
Wednesday-Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn, Chicago at st.
Louis.
Thursday-Chicago at ST. Louis.
F'riday-Chicago at ST. Louis. Philadel-
phia at Pittsburg.
saturday-Boston at St, Louis: New
Sunday-Ncw York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Tuesday-Lynn at Haverhll. Lowell at
Worcester. New Bedford at Fall River,
Lawrence at Manchester.
Wednesday-New Bedford at Lynn,
Haverhill at Lowell.
F'riday-Lowell at Lynn. Fall River at
Lawrence New Bedford at Haverhill.
at Worcester.
Saturday-Lynn at Lowell, Fail River
at Lawrence, New Bedford at Haverhll,
Manchester at Worcester.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Monday and Tuesday-Toronto at Prov
idence. Montreal at Newark. Rochester
at Baltimore. Buffalo at Jersey City.
Observation-Disclosures at Providence.
Rochester at Jersey City. Toronto at Bal
timore.
Thursday-Montreal at Providence. To-
ronto at baltimore. Buffalo at Newark,
Rochester at Jersey CITY
Friday-Torcnto at Baltimore, Buffalo
at Newark. Rochester at Jersey City.
Saturday-Montreal at Providence. To-
ronto at Baltimore. Buffalo at Newark.
Rochester at Jersey City.
STRAIGHTFORWARD at Providence. Buffa-
10 al Newark.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-08
IN The RING
Baldwin and Goodman Will
Meet at Chelsea.
Fans Are Interested in Coming
Martin and EdeIs Bout.
Kid Herman and Abe AttsII Scheduled 10 Box
Friday Night al Los Angeles.

The bout in which the New England
fans are most interested this week is
that between Matty Baldwin and Kid
Goodman in Chelsea Wednesday night
Ever since their meeting some weeks
ago. which Goodman lost on d foul it
has been an open question among the
sports as to whether or not the Kid
would have won decsively if he had
boxed early in the bout as he did in the
latter part of it.
For 10 rounds Baldwin had put it all
over the Kid. but in the 18th round the
Kid began to show his old form ami
was giving Baldwin quite beating.
when he committed the foul that caus-
ed his disqualification.
Although he was declared the loser.
Goodwin left the ring more confident
than ever that he could beat Baldwin
if he were given another chance.
After Goodman had made amends for
the wrong he did the referee of the
club decided to give him another
chance.
Goodman will be in goOC. condition
when he steps into the ring Wednesday
night He says he has profited by the
lesson he learned in the last fight and
is telling his friends that he will sur
prise them by his work this time He
feels confident that he will put Bald
win away before the limit of Is rounds
is reached.
Baldwin is not worrying about the
outcome. He has. however, been train
ing faithfully and will he in as good
condition as he was on the night of
their previous meeting. He is just as
anxious as is Goodman to settle in d
mOra decisive manner who is the better
boxer. and for that reason the bout
will he hot and fast one.
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spot irregular. Mixed oats, 371%Ai3S; nat
uraI white 3sSf39: clipped white. 33n3
CUT EEATS-F'irm.
LARD Steady: refined steady.
PORK-Steady.
BUTTER-Firm. receipts. 2876; street
price. extra creamery, 20E; official prices
creamery. common to extra, 1920; do
held 1908: renovated common to extr3
10mIGH; Western factory common to
firsts. Hal.
realistically. receipts, .S,o83: state
PENNSYLVANIA and nearby fancy selected
white 1917; do choice. -; do mixed fancy
ISL T19.
POJ'ATOES-Wcak; Bermuda sra,
$50: Florida, Maine and other eastern
points per bag. s22Jd'$23j; state and
Western. SM$2.25; European. ,lec1&e;
Jersey sweets per Dbl, sl.50ns3 -.
SECiAR-Raw, firm: fair refining
9 11l5-IGdr3; centrifugal, 96 test. 2 15-3,li |.
molasses sugar. 1l-IGN,3i; refined. steady
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. May T.
Liberal primary receipts profit taking
sales in the Nav option, had a deprrss-
Ing effect today ON III" local market. final
quotations fCr July showing a net loss Of
=. oats w'r" practically unchanged
Provisions were ~ to ~. higher
WHEAT-May. s6's; july 70; Sept, ia
az.
CoRN-May, 4e7s@A; July, 45l.: Sept,
i5Km3t.
OATs-May, S2'smH; July 9O7sa3l, Sept.
NJ
FoRk-May, Scot; July. sl5.22,.:
:. LARD|May. sS.a5; July, ".p; Sept.
KIBs-May, SIS; July. $50; Sept.
sS.62k.
FLOUR STEADY.
WHEAT,No. 2 spring. Soas3: No 3.
1GfiS2: No ; red S13sT91.
'CORN-No. =. IS: No. yellow. 4Sl.
OATS-No. :. 33i,m33l4 No > white. 33x:
No. ; white. 81 ;,m33
RYE-No. ,. IS
BARLEY M41h: mailing. $40
FLAXSEED-101tr: northwestern. 1l3'5
TIMOTHY-330n
MESS PORk-15. 10f, rs Is
I.ARD-S37I. ribs S.4eusJ0: short clear
sides. S.SFIS..'l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-08
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market,
New York. Ma,

New York, May Z.
FlOGR-Rcceipts. 2l194; exports. 1888;
sales: 500; steady but quiet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000; exports. 26S. :
DOL; Gales. 100000. Spot steady: No. ,
red ~. nominal elevator; No. = red, SO.
nominal f. o. b. afioat; No. / Northern
Duluth. 9Ok f. o. b. afioat: No. l North
ern Manitoba 30 f. o. b. afloat
CORN-Receipts 13S615: exports, 26tSJ5:
sales. 10000 futures; so spot spot steady:
NO. 5I% nominal elevator and 56ib nom
ina! f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 yellow. 5TiE nom
inal: No. white IS nominal
OATS-Receipts, 5000; exports. 11,093;
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the locals prevented them scoring again.
Score by innings: %,
Lawrence % o o 0 . 0 Q ~
Manchester 30 0 0 Vm ,,,f,o
Batteries-Leith and Fulmer; SIeH ,;,,o
and Eaton. Time. l.32. Umpire, ouhi'on
AT WORCESTER.
The wildness of Averill gave Worces,r.
the game today over Lowell py the S.''
of } to /. Score: =
Worcester 10 o 0 4
Lowell .0 0 0 ~ .rar
Ratteries-Hartman and Knots aver aver
III and Rafter Time. LEO. Umpire. Stai-
ford
At Lynn-The Lynn Haverhiii game
uaS most noned: wet grounds
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WINSLOW II. s

Stolen bases-Brown 3. Chesley Tobey.
Appleton ;, Hill. Stobey Maginris: Two
base hits-Hutchnscn. Barrows, Brown.
by Clark. 13: by Maginnis. 6. Left on
bascs-Winslow Fl. s.. Z: Oak Grove, s.
Double plays. l.. Clark to Gilbert Wild
pitch. Magnnis. Passed ball. Barroas ?;
Simpson . First base on errors. Wins
low Oak Grove. 8. Hit by pitcher. l..
Clark. Hill. Umpire. Patterson and B.,les
Time. In 5Dm.