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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23
BASEBALL NOTES.

Grimshaw IS still laid up because Of
the injuries sustained in his collision with
Harris last week.
Harvard will not play another game at
home until a week from Saturday. when
Cornell goes to Cambridge.
Collins teams record is now 200 prob
ably the lowest any team in major league
baseball has had with the season six
weeks old.
Jack O'Reilly, the old English High and
Holy Cross baseball player. has been ap-
pointed to the New England League staff
Of umpires.
Irving Young of the Boston Nationals
won the first six games he pitched. and
Mondays shutout at Pittsburg was his
fifth successive defeat.
With Boston for an opponent, the P-
rates should be able to close in on Chi
cago and New York. who most likely
will split about even on their series.
Harvard will play Brown ut Providence
today and will have the experience OF
batting against another left-hander, Tiff,
before facing Byram again at Princeton
on Saturday.
Down at New Haven it is expected that
Pitcher Jackson will be in condition to
pitch the two games against Harvard.
although it is doubtful whether he will
be used against Princeton June >. . or
10, in case of tie.
So far this season Cy Young has Won
one game and lost seven, D.neen has won
one and lost four. Tannchill has won
three and lost two Winter has won one
game and lost seven, Gibson has lost on.
and Harris has lost two.
f. j. McCabe. the Dartmouth catcher
of last year. who was to play with Roch-
ester this year in the Eastern League.
cannot report by June l On account of
his medical work. and has been released,
being free to sign wherever he chooses
Coach Coburn made some changes in
the makeup of the Harvard Varsity
baseball nine in its practice Monday
afternoon. Capt. Stephenson went
| from behind the hat to right field Ned
Currier from right field to catcher and
John Simons to center field in place of
| Dick Hellmann.
| 1t is reported at Washington that a
zeal is under way whereby Pitcher
Ease Patten and Utility Fielder Stan
icy will be traded to the Boston club
IN exchange for Pitcher Bill Dineen
IL is said that Dineen is very much
uisgruntled with the Boston manage
hent and would be glad to join the
cup IN Washington. where he original
~ started his major league baseball
career under Earl Wagner in the old
National League days, nearly 10 wears
ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market

F!.Nt K I,aceipts, Z2.o3.; cxpoyts ic a.
sah.S 800; steady but dun. :
WiiEAf IL ceipts. 1905; exports IN.
~, sales, $4,000 futures 5000 spot s va,
barely St'ady; No. red, 80 nomjnaI ~
vat"r; No. red, 81 nominal O b af,oat.
No. / northern Duluth, 923s nominal + :" !,
ah0at: NJ. l northern Manitoba. az.
nominal f o b afioat -:
tDkN-kcceipts. 1910; sales. 5000 ~.
lures, 500 spot, spot easy; No , n
nominal elevator and - nominal n u
hliDat; No. yellow. 81. nominal; No >
white. IS 80 :
oATS-Reccipts, 1850: exports. aer.
SPOT steady; mixed oats, 2GG22 lbs ae5i
III; natural white" :1Ei23 lbs 40a 10
chnlmd Whit. 3AHp lbs. Alaatloik2 r
GUT MEAT S-St-ady
LAHl-StcaGy; western prime S75. "a
fined steady; continent. 9il; s. A., So;
PORk-Steady.
BITTEk- Easy; receipts 1897.
CIlEF.SE-Firm; receipts 10, g52
EGGS STEADY, receipts, 26.472; I'M
changed "
roTAToEs-Easy; Maine, per bag, 2.i5
SUGAR Raw steady; fair refining. ,
$40: l5-l6, centrifugal. Sc test, ? Is g
% '-l6; mclasses .ugar. = 2l-31G2 lilo: re,
fined, steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23
THE WEEKS SCHEDULES.
.,,EpIcAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Nondav Tuesday and Wednesday-De-
troit at Boston. Chicago at New YORK.
Cleveland at Philadelphia 81. LOUIS az
" Thirsday. Friday and saturday-Chica-
GO at BOSTON, Detroit at New YORK. ST
Louis at Philadelphia CieVeiaha at
Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday-Bos-
ton nj Pittsburg New York at Chicago,
ErooLlyn at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at
ST. Louis. D,...
Friday and Saturday-Boston at Chica-
60. New York at st. Louis. brooklyn at
Tittsbure. philadelphia at Cincinn2u,
phia at Cincinnati New York at st.
Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Wednesday-Lynn at Lowell. Worcester
at Lawrence, New Bedford at Manches~
ter Fall River at Haverhill.
Tlursday-Lcwell at Lynn. Worcester at
Lawrence, New Bedford at Manchester,
Fall River at Haverhill.
t'riday-Lynn at New Bedford. Law.
renee at Worcester. Manchester at Fall
River, Lowell at Haverhill.
Saturday-Lynr at New Bedford Law
renee a. Worcester. Manchester at Fail
River, Haverhill at Lowell.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
ester. Baltimore at Buffalo, Jersey City a,
Montreal.
Observation-Disclosures at Buffalo. New
ark at Montre al 1.-TWO gamesl. Jersey City
at Toronto 1.-TWO games). Baltimore a
Rochester.
Friday-Providence at Buffalo. Newark
al Montreal Jersey city at Toronto, Bal
timore at Rochester
Saturday-Montreal at Toronto. Balti
more at Rochester, Providence at Buffalo
Newark at Jersey City.
Sunday-Jersey City at Newark.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE
" Springfield at Hartford
Waterbury at Bridgeport, Now Haven a
New London. Holyokc at Norwich
Thursday-Sp Springfield at Waterbury
Hoiyokc at New London. New Haven a
Norwich Bridgeport at Hartford.
Frday-Holyoke at Springfield, Bridge
port at Now Haven. Norwich At Hartford
New London at Waterbury.
Saturday-New Haven at Bridgeport
Norwich at Waterbury. Hartford a
Springfield. New London at Holyokc.
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FRIDAY NIGHTS BOUT.
Routhier Shows Up Well in Workout
Attractions Being Added.

Fred R"utli"r of Canada, who will
Mass. at City hall Friday evening.
went i've 2-minute rounds at the club
room last evening with his trainer and
sparring partner, ALI Allen, before a
large and Interested audience and il
was the opinion Of those present that
the bout was the best workout that
has yet been seen in the club room.
The gathering was the largest that has
ever assembled to a workout and if
indications count for anything the at
tendance at City hall Friday evening
VI i'll be 4 big one.
In addition to the main bout semi
final will be furnished by George Gil
bert the Sand hill exponent, Of the
manly art, and Bobby Good, the shifty
boxer from the shoe factory, who Will
go six 3-minute rounds to a decision.
and the preiiminaries will be fur
nlshed by Kid Curry Of Gardiner and
Young Terry of Hallowell, and two
hard-hitting youngsters from the
North End. The firsS preliminary will
be called at s O'Clock. Reserved seats
ale now on sale at c. l.. Bilodeau's and
j. IL. treSolfe IN tnlS cry AiIdtd >
fruit store in HalloWell. +. A. Houlr-
hans at Gardiner ard at Hannaford's
drug store at Winthrop.
Previous to the work -out last even
ing the announcement was made that
Allen would meet any man in the world
at 80 pounds. and the management of
the club will endeavor TO match him
against some good man. Both men will
go to Winthrop this afternoon.
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TO STRENGTHEN TEAM.
Criger Is Summoned to Boston and
Other Men Negotiated For.

Elkhart. Ind, May 22.-Lou Criger,
the Boston American backstop, has re-
ceivcd his transportation and has be-
gun making preparations for leaving
for Boston, where he will be treated
by specialists.
His condition is practically unchang-
ed and local physicians say it will be
utterly impossible for him to play. Ere
quent and pronounced changes in at
moSpheric conditions here render it eX-
tremely difficult for him to make any
progress toward recovery. His ailment.
it is thought. has never been properly
diagnosed. He is as fretful as a child
and is laboring under great mental and
physical nervousness.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The ne" passenger steamer which
is to he built by the Bath Iron Works
i" for thc Eastern = $. Go. and Will De
buiit for the Boston Bangor division.
She viii b. named the Camden. She
VIII bc $50 feet long, "a beam and Il
depth.
Alton kilgore Of West Auburn, 70
bust appearing youth, was before The
auburn municipal court, criminal SEES
son, Tuesday, charged with assault on
Martha Bates. a pretty, attractive t.
yearoid girl of the same place. He
pleaded not guilty and was bound over
to the supreme court under $1,000 bonds.
Sewell Milliken, aged 20 years. a stu
dent ut the University Of Maine, who
Went home to Saco. Me. just a week
ago sick with pneumonia, died at the
old Milliken homestead in Scarboro
sunday night. When stricken at col
lege 10 days ago young Mlliken in
sisted that he was sick with pleurisy
and reque sted that he be allowed to
come home. He was educated i'll the
public schools of Saco and was gradu-
ated from Thornton Academy two years
ago tie was taking a course i'm sci
entiIfc farming. He had been at the
university but one year
Henry BARLEY of Greenvlle was
before Judge Edgar c. Smith
in the municipal court at Dover
charged with maintaining a nuis-
anre at Greenville. Through his
attorney he pleaded not guilty,
waived the reading Of the warrant and
furnished bonds in the sum of $500 for
his appearance before the supreme jul
dicial court in September Isaac A.
Harris, druggist. of Greenville appeared
on Il search and seizure warrant A
plea Of not guilty was entered. the
reading OF the warrant was waived.
The officer making the seizure testified
for the State. The respondent, backed
by the testimony of Ross Germain.
claimed that the liquor seized was not
intended for Illegal sale but was for
use on Il proposed fishing trip. The
curt ruled that the state had not ma de
out its ease and Harris was DISCHARGED
and his liquor returned
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Worcester Strengthens Her
Grip on the Top Rung.
Wins From HaveThiII 4 to 3 and
Fall River From Lynn 8 to z.
Lawrence Beats New Bedford 4 10 o.
Manchester 8; Lowell 6.
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.
AT LAWRENCE.

Timely hitting i'll the sixth inning won
the game for Lawrence from New Bed
ford, to >. Fred I>lobedanZ was in the
box for the visitors and only let up one"
and that WAS III the sixth, when singles
by Briggs, Wilson and WeddidSe followed
by a double by CouDaughton rolled in
three runs and clinchtd the game for
Lawrence.
Lawrence 80 l 0 X-i- 1913
New Bedford. o % 0 e 81
Batteries-Whting and F'nlmer; Kobe
danz and CoV,ney. Time, La. Umpire,
o Brien.
AT LYNN.
Wallis poor control, with Fail Rivers
hard hitting, gave the latter the victory
by the score OF 5 to :.
Lynn ...........i o o 0 . . . o. is
MISREPRESENTATION and Waters; Vail
and Clarke. Umpire, Stafford. Time,
la.
AT MANCHESTER
Manchester defeated Lowell by the
score OF to g.
Manchester -.5 0 . X-S10-3
3attericS-E.ard and Eaton; Murphy,
Dyer and Raftery. Umpire, Henry. Time,
80.
AT WORCESTER.
With the score :: To = in favor Of Haver-
hill, two out and two men on bases in
the ninth inning, Knots was sent in to
bat for Hartman and. lining out a thr, -
Dagger, scored the necessary two runs
and won the game for the local team.
Worcester -.....o D ! 3-t-9-u
molly and Ahearn. Time. 10 Umpire,
Lpt1Ic.
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BOXING NOTES.

Hook Keycs. the Australian 1ightNe eight.
will be matched in a few days to box at
the Lincoln Club.
Benny fanger'S next opponent will be
Young OLcary, and they meet at In
dianapoNs Monday night.
The boxing game will be resumed "a
Vancouver Thursday, when Rufe Turner
will meet Bob Williams Of Australia.
Tommy Quill will not BE- able to meet
lnholz at Thornton, +. l.. next Monday,
so the club is trying to get Dave Deshlel
to box the South African lightweight
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, May -.
III .OTR-!Iigher; mill shipments. sprng
patents. 4tntia.l0.
CORN-Highcr. No. 3 yellow, 632.
OATS-Easicr; No. , clipped white. Az.
HAY-Inchanged Ne. l, ~.
MILL FEED-Lower.
SPRING BRAN-2l.!0.
MINED FEED-22 50t 2i.TN
COTTON SEED MEAL-31.
PORk-tnChanged; medium. 1926.
IARD-GnChanSed; 102s.
BEEF-St"ady; whole cattle .4mS
LANBS-CnChanged l01Gll.
NEALS-Firmer; 9ml0.
BUTTER Steady: northern 2lG2r..
CHEESE Steady; York state l.'nl3'2.
EGGS-Stcauy; choice 4M9l: eastern 10
40
APPLES-Quet; ruSSets 3.1Jn $50.
POTATOES-H Higher; Green Mountains
s.: HcbrOns SnS5.
SUGAR Steady on a basis Of AGO for
granulated
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U. OF M. IVY DAY.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

the Seniors last chapel. the planting
of the Ivy, concluding with the annual
Ivy hop in the evening. Pullen's or
chcstra Of Bangor will furnish the
music for the day as in several years
past.
The Commencement program has
been completed by the those in charge
and copies are now being sent out TO
the alumni. The following is the full
program Of the week:
Sunday, June 2i-Thc Baccalcau-
reate sermon by the president in the
Congrega tionaI church at +. NJ.
Monday, June 25-The Alexander
prize speaking in Memorial hall at 3
+. NJ.
Tuesday. June 2G-The Class day cX-
ercises of the graduating class in Mem
oriaI hall at 10 A. NJ, and under the
Thorndike oak at 3 +. NJ. Promenade
concert in Memorial hall at T. NJ.
Wednesday, June 27-Thc annual
meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha
of Maine, in the alumni room, Hubbard
hall at 3 A. NJ
The graduating exercises Of the
Medical School Of Maine, in the Con-
gregatiolal church AT 10 A NJ Adj
dress by the Rev. Raymond Calkins
Of Portland.
The reception by the president and
Mrs. Hyde in Hubbard hall from s t.
III J.. NJ.
Thursday. June 28-The annual
| meeting of the Alumni Association in
| the Alumni room. Hubbard hail, at $50
A. NJ.
The Commencement exercises in the
congregational church at 1890 A. NJ ,
followed by the Commencement dinner
| in Memorial hall
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WANT AND NEED.

There's a big difference
between what a baby wants
and what he needs. Deny
him the one, give him the
other. Most babies need
SCOTS Emulsion it's the
right thing for a baby. 1t
contains a lot of strength
building qualities that their
food may not contain. After
a while they get to want it.
Why? Because it makes
them comfortable. Those
dlmples and round cheeks
mean health and ease. SCOTS
Emulsion makes children
easy; keeps them SO, too.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 4os Pearl St. New York.
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DR.. George Magee alias DR.. George
Zurtz. who was to have been placed on
trial at Elmira, y. Y. Tuesday for
grand larceny in having secured a $50
diamond ring ana $500 in money from
Mrs. George NJ. Sayre of Households.
While posing as a clairvoyant. sawed
five iron bars in his cell in the civ
hal! basement and escaped during
Monday night. Magee was confined in
the City hall cells during the rebuilding
of the county jail. He is said to have
visited nearly every large city in The
country.
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MAINE MAN BUYS TROTTER.
j. r. Graham of East Corinth Gets
Ponce de Leon from Lawson's Stable.

Readville, Mass. May 22-Several
horses owned by Thomas W. Lawson
from his farm At Dreamwold We're sold
at public auction today. Dreamer
O'Dreamwold. 2.14A was bought by w.
K. Janvier Of New York City for s2O25.
John r. Graham of East Corinth, Me,
purchased the formerly well known
trotter Ponce de Leon. 2.13, for which
Mr.. Lawson paid $500 several years
ago for $415. Dreamwold Welcome
Devil. three-year- went to VIM
j. Wright of Duxbury for $1,000.
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AT WASHINGTON.

Washington o 0 % l o. -
Batteries-Sudhoff, Hughes and Hey
don. Kittredge: Smith and Hickey. Time,
2l5 Umpires, Evans and Sheridan.
AT NEW YORK.
Chicago .......0 | o Z.
New York III 0 3 X-S-3-2
Ratteries-Smith and Sullivan; Ortiz and
Kleinow. Time. Isl. Umpire, Connolly.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Cleveland ...C 4 0 o O-S-ll-0
PHILADELPHIA 20 2 g 0 u 0-o-ll-i
Batteries-Hess and Clark; Bender. by
CERT and Schreck. Time. l45. Umpirees,
Hurst and Ccnnor.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Edward NJ. Shepard, associate counsel
for DR.. crapsey, who is in Rochester,
n. Y, trying a law ease, says that he
will take an appeal in the Crapsey case
within the next three weeks
\ fire that started early Tuesday in
III" mouse occupied by the Burton I'M
plcment Co, 23d street and Washington
avenue. Ogden, Utah. destroyed half a
block Of business houses in Washing
ton avenue. entailing a loss Of $3.50, 600
about half insured
a dangerous fire broke out among the
summer cottages at Allerton, Hull.
Mass, Tuesday afternoon, but it was
checked by the prompt services of the
Hull fire department aided by the cot
tagerS, who used their garden hose eff
fectivcly. The summer residence OF r..
Il. Holmes of Brookline was burned
and a maid employed at the house lost
her life in the flames. Her name was
not known. The flames communicated
to nearly a score Of nearby houses. but
none of these We're destroyed. The store
of {. f.. West also caught fire, but slif-
fer"d only Il slight damage. The loss
upon the Holmes house is 5000 The
damage sustained by the other cottages
will not exceed $4,000 it was believed.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, MAY %
Indications OF a break IN drought con
dltlnns in the Southwest had a weaken
ing eject today On the local wheat mar
ket. Final quotations for the July option
were down Il. Corn was eff loGtasc Oats
showed loss u asME2c. Provisions were
, to .l.c. lower
The leading futures closed as follows:
WlIEAT-May, 81; July, S27s1S3; Sept,
N1mls.
CORN-May. 4S6.; July. AIS; Sept. Az.
DATS.Mav, 3Sl2I3-; July. 35aI9s;
NESS PORk-May, EGO; July. 1865;
LARD-May. $40; July. SEQ; Sept. s.72r..
SHORT RiBS-May. $50; July. s.o-l-.
Sept. S.972.
cash quotations were as follows:
WlIEllT-No. ? spring. s5>1s6; No. 3. 7sa
81; No. red. s0M92
CORNING. :, 49l4ni.; No. . yellow. 49,.
go
OATs-No. :. 3sa.; No. : white. "a. G2l;
No. white. 33i4m3i4.
RYE-No. 2, s.
BAELEY-Good feeding. 4lM43
MALTlNG-F'air to choice, isQ52.
FLAN SEEDING. l, l.09. No. l north
western. I14a.
CIONER-ll.2J.
SHORT RIBS SIDES-Loose, 90d9.
MESS PORk-l3. COZ l5.6j
LA3D-S52l.
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Three-base hits-McIntyre. Crawford.
Parent. Grimshaw. Stolen base ::e
lin. Schaefer .. Sacrifice hitswStanL. Nc
Intyre Sieyer Double plays-Schaefer
and Lindsay; schmidt and Schaefer. First
base on balls-Of Harris 3. Struck out
BY Sfever 4, by Harris g. Hit by pitch,
ed ball-Coughlin. Graham. Passed ball
Graham Wild pitch-Harris. Time.
III Umpire o Loughlin.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, May 22.-The Bostcns Wera
today shut out for the second time IN
succession by the Pittsburgs. Only one
Boston player reached third base. Pitts
burg scored the only run of the game in
the second inning. when Ritchey got his
base on balls and scored on three-bag-
ger by Sheehan. Dorner held the Pitts
burgs down to four hits.
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Wednesday Tommy O'Toole VS. Eddie
Kelly, Essinston, Pa; Jimmy Gardner ".
Jack O'ketfe, Indianapolis; Young Sidney
vs.. j. Kelly, Rockland Me.
ThurSday-CheSter Goodwin VS.. Rouse
o Brien, COnnaty VS. Freeman and cole
MCGOWAN VS.. John Ahcarn, Lincoln club,
Chelsea.
Friday-Battling Nelson VS.. A. Herrera
Los Angeles, +. Routher VS.. Tommy
Sullivan, Augusta; Joe Thomas VS.. Dick
Fitzpatrick, Terra Haute.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. May %.
Spot closed quiet Middiing uplands.
II ~: do gulf. l:.1j Sales. DO bales.
Galveston firm. les; Charleston firm.
II Sic: Memphis steady and nominal.
Il2. New Orleans quiet, nI4; Mobile
quiet. Ills: Savannah quiet. II BIG.
Net receipts for four days, 1885,.
Exports to Great Britain, 6G50: to
the continent. 10,G95.
Stock, 81, $50.
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re North American Tale Co, Tues
DAY made an assignment to Elgin C.
Verrhi OF Portland. The liabilities
amount to about $4,000. while no esti-
mate Is made of the assets. An offer to
nay % cents on the dollar has been
maize. The company has a manufsc-
turing plant in Portland and mines in
New Foundland.
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SHORT CLEAR sIDEs-Boxed. 9.aoa
CHICAGO Cattle Market.

Chicago, May %
CATTLE-Rcceipts. $500; market steady;
common to prime. steers. 4I6.3D.
TIOGS-Receipts. 15,Co0; market steady;
choice to prime heavy, i.31l2M6.43l:.
SHEEP-Reccipts 1900; market, sheep
steady lambs l0UljC. lower; sheep, 5.!Nd
60; yearlings. 6uG.a0; lambs, 515n6..5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23

Newell w. Edison, grand commander,
and Thomas Il. sale. grand recorder
have issued the regular notice that The.
second annual conversation Of the
Grand Commandery of Maine ana New
hampshire, Ancient and IluStriuuS
Order, Knights of Malta. will be held
in Portland at 10 A. NJ. Thursday. June
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23

The German ambassador. Baron Mum
Won SchwartZenstein. presented his Gre
d"ntials to the japanese Emperor at tn"
palace at Toxic Tuesday. His Majesty
Will civ" 4 luncheon in the ambassadors
honor MAY n
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AZ ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis .......0 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 O-o-4-3
Philadelphia 10 0 0 0 0 4 2-7-9-3
Batteries-Thompson Egan and McCar-
thy; Pittinger and DOOM. Umpire, Ems
lie. Time, 2h.
AT CINCINNATI
Cincinnati 80 0 0 S x-6-lO-O
Brooklyn 40 90 0 0 O4-lO-l
Batteries-Chech and Schlei; Mcintyre
and Bergen. Time. 1:55. umpires. Con-
way and Carpenter.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago .......O 0 0 o 0 0 0 O-a-I1-a
New Fork 40 0 3 l % O-S-l2-0
Batteres-v4icker, Pfeister and Kling,
>&eEah; McGinnity and Bresnahln. Time,
, ais. Umpires. O'Day and Klein.
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OTHER GAM S.

At Boston-Mass. A. c. 10. Boston 20
lege t. Called in the sixth inning 10 d.
low visitors to catch 4 tram IN Wi
At Ann Arbor, Mich-Amherst ~ ~
versity of Michigan /.
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Boston, Am,, Establishes
Record for Lost Games.
Detroit Helps the Thing Along
BY Winning 6 to 3.
s. Louis Takes I0.Ipning Game 6 10 4
From washington.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston. May 22.-Boston lost its 18th
successive game today. Detroit winning
by a score Of to 3. A remarkable one
hand catch by Cobb shut out two Boston
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DOTNGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Montreal-Jersey City 3, Montreal =
At Toronto-Toronto 6, Providence g.
AT Observation-Disclosures 2, Rochester !.
At Buffalo-Buffalo g. Baltimore !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23

Mrs. jefferson Davis was reported as
so much better Tuesday that her re-
covery was considered almost certain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

yf a. Htoiyoke-Holyoke .. New London a
field g. = Spring
foa M New Haven-New Haven G. Hart
ro AT i, MISUNDERSTANDING I, Bridge.