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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
GAMES ARE ON.
King George Of Greece Officially Opens
Olympic Games.

Athens. April 22.Ind"r glorious sun
shine following Il shower IN lie morning
the opening ceremony Of the Olympic
games was performed today ~ King
George of Greece. The huge st.Idiirn v;tS
already packed 10 its utmost c:pacity
when the royal proc' aaiot arrived to the
strains of the Greek and British :ntherns
First came q carriage containing King
Georp. and Queen Al. NIndra: then cumt.
Il carriage with kiri. Edward ANA Queen
Olga These were followed by carriages
with Princess Nirturin, the Prince and
Princess Of Wales ana the members of
the Greek royal fHmily. with their bril-
lian: suites ana representative Of tile VA "
li0ua European courts.
The procession traver"cd the whol"
len.ih of the stadium amid ynIicrOus
cheering. and the diEnltirics took sea Is
in a scmicrcl". Then Crown Prince con
stantinc dul." o1 Sparta who is the pres
idtnt Of the games, moved from the s'til-
t,r Of The arena, sAlutmg King George,
and read AN appropriate address
King t;cor"r ;Iru::.- ana briefly declared
the aam.s opened.
An he participants in th.- games then
moved in proc cssion around the :tadlnm.
headed by bands OF music. As tn" FsI
pick "a athletes of TIE world moved past,
presenting an imposing dl> play. they w-r'
=. rsona2eS The standald Iea1sr Of each
team irlpres.ivcl" lowered The ha@ "1 Til
country. King George grav5iy returning
I'll" salute.
Thr Eamcs began with gvmnaetir lis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
WILL SETTLE RIVALRY.
Terry Martin and Dave Deshier Meet
Tonight at Cambridge.

Tho Lincoln Club Of Chelsea will have
to accommodate 4 great crowd tonight
when Terry Martin, the Quaker city lad
faces Dave Dcghler in the main event
For over Il year the keenest rivalry has
existed between these lads, due to a pre-
vi0us meeting in Rhode Island between
the Eair. on that occasion Dr5hler Wnn
the decision tr II rounds. ana the Phla
delphian has always claimed he lost the
verdict merely because Of inluring his
hand in tho second round
Since h" has been living in Cambridge
Martin has established Quitt. q following,
and hlS great battles against Honey Mel
lody are still fresh IN the public mind
Though defeated on each occasion, he dis
played such enviablc pluck, logged cour-
age and ability to aSSimilatc punishment
that many believe that at even weights
he could whip the Bunker Hill champion
Martins best work in New England has
been his knockouts of Arthur cote and
Peter Sullivan and his memorable victory
over the much touted Tommy Sullivan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
BELMONT VS.. MOODY.
Clever Bantams Will Clash Tomorrow
Night in Rhode Island.

The mana cement Of the Rhode Island
Athletic Club has completed its card for
the boxing carnival to be held Tuesday
night at Thornton. In the main event Of
l. rounds Al belmont, the clever Mehford
bantam, will take on Willie Moody "f
Philadelphia. These boys met twice in
Philadelphia in siN-rourd bouts. ANA
Moody was the winner on each occasion.
belmont believes that IN = battle Of II
rounds he will be returned the winner
In the semi-fnal Of eight rounds Billy
freeman Of South Boston viii m, Il Jack
Flanagan OF CImbridGe They Will weigh
in at 1870 pounds. Thr curtain raiser uf
six rounds will bring together Danny Gus
ter of Olneyville and Charles Frolm, tho
fighting sailor" Of South Providcnce
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
BASEBALL NOTES,

The Philadelphia Nationals have sold
Pitcher McSundy to the New Castle club.
The New England League has contrib
uted 800 for the benefit of the Pacific
Coast League
Abbaticchio announces that he i on, 81
the game for good. He has been in tha
business Is years
The Boston Nationals and the Phinies
are 10 play benefit game for the San
Francisco sufferers today.
President Pulliam of the N,,,ora,
League suspended Captain Chance of NJ.
cago three days for ..sassnp.' tha ~,
pire. ''e UNI
Manager John Dunn OF the Cravs 10,
completed a deal with the Boston Arnr,
cans for Joslyn. the twirler Jos,vn ~,
signed the contract and will toin th[
Providence team today. ~ ''''
AAere Is talk of establishing n British
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
BOXING NOTES,

l'ave D"shler will box Jack O'Nein at
ehladeiph1a next Saturday night.
Jim Jeffres' wife is said to no !, notent
factor in keeping him out Of the ring
Mike Schreck is said to have come 10 a
s",isiac!ory understanding with the Lin
com Club at Chelsea about that fake bo,,t
tommy Love of Washington was given
decision ever Harry Scroygs Of RaIti-
more alter a lo-round bout in the latter
city last week. '''e'
Boston sporting men have ARRANGED fo,
boxing exhibition at the Huh tbc,,ra
Friday night for the beneft &c ~ 60
Francisco sufferers. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23

baseball league. There are enough Rhodes
students at Oxford to make up two gCod
nines, as well as to create an interest IN
the game among the BritOns. Richaf'i
Croker is said to be interested IN tht
movement.
Manager Lajoie may be forced TO resi-
for several days. A boil has developer
On Ills left knee, and tho leg has begun |"
stiffcn. The boil bothered him Attl'
in Thursday afternoon game, but dld hot
hamper his playing. He Is giving th'
knee tie best OF treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
COLLEGE BALL.
B0Wd0in Turns Exeter
Down, Eleven 10 Nothing,
Harvard Beats MIddIas-- -CoIulIl-
bia Down, West Pointers.
Colby Beats TacsnGtis aid Bales Trims
Athletics Of Auburn.

Frn.@V i"k, Nc, April 80. - C.ptciaD.
IuMduin played h,r first home game
for TIC season on Whittier field yester-
uay afternoon and won iii walk from
the Exeter team ~ The score Of II (" o.
~ Tie scorc 'idic:,tt,'. til, gam, W;tS
= oue-:ided one ANA after the first two
innings the game was settled. KGWdnii
scoring eight Of her total OF II IN those
innings.
EoW,loin won the game on superior
fielding playing an crrorless game and
fiTst -cla&& all-round playing. While the
Exeter Pitchers We're by no means Int
hand, they were nevertheless connected
rlth n tie most opportHne times, ana
thi~. with the indifferent fielding ana
some free passes. S3Ee B0WduIn al She
needed and a 5ood deal more. Strenblc,
whu started iii to pitch, retired after
the lhird in favor oi White.
Ih" feature Of the game was the
work al Flee 1T tie bat ana il the box
dnj the hitting ot Sparks. Files had
tie opposing hatsml at Ills mercy al
through the game ana it was not until
the latter part when he let uD a little
th;,t they got their hits. The work of
Houghton and Elair IS also worthy Of
mention.
E<oter got her only run in the seventh
on hits Nv C0oney and Barry Bow
dom secured hcr fly" in the first, three
in the second: on" each IN the third,
fourth ana ninth. by innings.
FIRST nnHE-fur Exeter, GTatta
struck 0ltt ana Muikeen got his, base on
a PASSED bah, bI.t was later out on an
attempted steal, Abbott to- H0dgsOn
LcftuS y.a. uut niI a BAN to Pike For
BowLaia, rllW ,iraly Il base On balls
all Ahfatt h:.a ne same fate. stan
~. 4 yaut ont. SECOND to trst Filne,
vcc saf" on an error at right and
fTo3cscr WIS uut "a I ty IL center
Sparks then banged out a double bring
ma. ia the runs. Eovdoin singled ana
Mrpode was safe on an error az short.
nIcDade WAS however. out on an at
telnr,ted steal of second.
second inning-For Exeter. Leddv
was ont to lcft C0on4y ia short ana
Barry the same. short to first. For
H0wdoin Pike strlick out. i;lair flied
out t. thlrd ana Abbott wus safe "n al
arI.r At first. Files then laced a lit to
right ana came Ground tie base. s.rnr-
in; .lvn men before him. H0dgSon
struck ont. Scor.., Enwdnin, 4: EXctrr.0 o.
Third inning-Far Exeter, D'Dnnnell
was out again on a fonl fly to stan
wood Hunter wl& out. Kliir 10 Pike
and Whit. .trlck ont. FOR RovdOin
Sparks drew four anG Bower was out
IL right McDadc Nit. scoring Sparks.
Pike drew Il bae.. and Blair made first
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
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
night 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. sos Pearl St. New YORK.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23

Johnny Frazer and Eddie Harrigan
ar" to meet at Portland under the aus
piccs Of the Casco Club Fast day even
ing. The winner Of the bout is to meet
Jimmy Walsh in four weeks They will
hight 70 rounds AS q part Of the same
evenings entertainment Terry Martin
and Harry Edels WI! meet for a 15-
round 90. Harry Hodgkins will Off
ciate as referee. Both Martin and Ednls
are in the pink Of condition and Il il
expected they viii give the sports an
interesting exhibition Of the manly art.
Tn" boys who meet in the preliminaries
are Portland lads. each OF whom has a
So"d-Fized following ana each Of which
mas canned considerable local reprta-
ton in Portland and vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
SPORTING NOTES.

There was the first fishing at East Sc
bago Saturday and the best luck OF any
where in the lake so far. The big fish
taken was a l2-pounder by ". n. Fitch.
Mr.. King Of Maiden took two and Mrs.
King also took two. In all lG salmon
were taken there Saturday.
George F.. Slosson won from Jacob
Schaefer in the 49, halRlinr billiard
championship tournament Saturday night.
III the 18th inning by score II T41 t. ,;'r;.
He thereby gains the championship. Lpui !
Cure of PARIS won the tie from Albert +.
Cutler Of Boston, securing fifth prize III
the tournament, by a score of $50 to II3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23

occurred the other day in Paris. A
9'Xa@charltn went to have his
photograph taken. He sat in a chair
before the camera, ana as the photo
"laPil"r uttered the customary words.
please don't move" down fell the old
man on the floor. 1t was naturally
supposed that the seXagenarian was in
4 fhinting fit, but he was in reality
dead, a4 the doctor who was sent for
testified after brief examination Of
Tie BODY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
BURNS AND RUHLiN.
Star Heavyweights Matched for Bout
at Essinston.

Tommy Rurrs (Noah Rrussol. the con
queror Of Marvin Hart Of Louisville. ana
claimant OF the heavyw light title. wifi
fight the Akron giant, Gus Rubin, before.
the Tuxedo Club in Essineton. Pa. NAV
l6.
Matchmaker Tom O'Rourke Of tie Tux
edo Club has announced that the match
has been Clinched and that beth men
have accepted the conditions proposed
They will fight for 30 per cent Of the
gate receipts. The winner will be match
ed with philadelphia jack O'Rrien.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
COLBY II; TAcONNET 0.
Shaw lnVincible and the Visitors are
Simply Outclassed.

Watew;lle, Ne, april .2-1Specian.-
The Taconnet team could not do any
thing with Shaw on Alumni field Satrr
day afternoon. and rs result they were
shut out ~ a score OF Il t. 0.
The 1acnnnot team had not been ~
aeth1r before fer The season. ,na acr,r1-
mely lid not 90 as well as ttev r-ilI lo,e.
When they have had a little more prac-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
Jeffries Will Enter Ring
for Sweet Charity.
Nelson, Aits||, Herrera and Her
man Also TO Aid Sufferers.
Martin and Moody Box Tonight belmont
and Moody Meet Tuesday.

Jim Jeffries viii re-enter the ring.
after all. This time it IS for sweet
charity.
The alfalfa farmer win dGn the mitts
with Tommy Burns ar an equally
worthy opponent iii aid Of The Frisco
fire sufferers
Nelson, Attell Herrera and Herman
are among the others who viii appear
before Tom McCarthys club for the
benefit which viii probably be held
Tuesday night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
BATES a; ATHLETICS Q.
The t1lIegians Trims the Strong Eth-
ietic Association Team.

Auburn, Me, April 4l-Thc first base
bah game of IT," season was played at the
Auburn Athletic Association park tins If
tornj"n between Bates College ana the
Lewiston Athletics. Bates won through
Inc errors of the Athletics. The pitching
of Hwinal was the feature. He had IL
Strikeouts 10 his credit The score.
RATES
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23

For feat Of deXterity and nerve it
would be difficult 10 surpass that Of the
Bosj"sman, of South Africa, who walks
qulcliy up 10 puff adder and
deliberately sets his bare foot on it's
neck. In its struggles to escape ana
attempts 10 bite its aSsailant. the
poison gland secretes a large amount
Of the venom. This is Just what the
B"sleSman wants. Killing the snake
he eats the BODY and uses the poison
for his arrows.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23

At Observation-Disclosures IS, Boston s.
Attendance, 602S
At Pittsburg-PittSburG 3 Cincinnati g.
Attendance. 1925
AT New York-New York .. Brooklyn /.
Attendance, 1900.
At Chcago-Chicago 5. st. Louis .. At
tendance, 500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
OAK GROVE 9; TAcoNAH z.
Opening Game of Season at Oak Grove
Victory for Home Team.

Vassalhoro. Me. April 22.-(SpeciaD.-
Oak Grove played her first game Of the
season here today. defea ating the Ia
conan Club The game was closely con
tested both pitchers were hit hard aud
features were few. A pretty double play
by Brown and the catch of Il hot liner by
Keefe were the best plays. on account
Of an error by the scorer. Oak Grove was
Obliged to play part of the last part Of the
ninth inning while the score was in their
favor, the final score being to !.
The summary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

nee. farnham opened the game FOR tht
Ho!ilhgsw"rh d Whitney boys, later
Rlch'rd>"n ~"s tried and Sammy Herd
Pilchfd III" last two innings.
shaw HAD good support IT all points,
nut E't3 ~ need ~ very little, u" IL" or-
caSlohS ""r" t'w when the bal! went ont
- 'lit diamond. TtcunnI dd h"t once
80 10 Nuud s,clEa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
OAK GROVE SEMINARY.
Totals

Sacrifice hits-Chesley .. Three-base
hit-srown. Two-base hits--Rrown, Web
phsse. Double play-Brovrn. First haEa
on balls-On Clark 9. Struck uutNRv
Clark :: by Perry Z. Passed bans-Staples
3. Wild pitch-Clark Umpire Rails
Time, lis. Attendance. -.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23

prrmtlv lrr. sol alWaVS ana cheerful
III manner, john =. Robinson of san
Francisco. veteran nf the Mexican war
aihl formerly millionaire, allowed
none IF his friends To- know for two
W dr@ that he was living on his pension
OF 81 ! month, and had llO other
resources. Rnt finally he had to give
NJ the struggle. ana now he is dying
in -. Iuke'S Hospital. surrounded. too
late. with every possible comfort.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
-ATEIi ETICS

Runs made-Ry Wight, Austin, Bow
man :. TWp-base hts-Dwmal Brcrn.
Stolen bascg-Wirht =. COBB, Aur:in. sui
Ivan. Fonl"y. Rich. First base on balls
OF DWlnal Z. off Eicli = Struck out f;N
bWnal ~. hv Ri"h 3, bv Brreu T. Hit by
pitched hail-lordan Wild pitch-Rich
fIes"d balls-McAIamnS :, Wight. I'm
pitr, IL Wic Time, Ii5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23

At Observation-Disclosures (Edsternl ..
Worcester IN. F) o.
At Fall River-Jersey city (Eastern s,
Fall River IN. E) 8
At I.owell-Manchcster g. Lowell ,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23

Two-hase hits-Sparks. Barry. Coonev
Home run-Files. stolen basos-Blair B.
Abbott , Hodgson. Sparks 8 Raso on
,. Struck cut-Rv Files /. nv Strouble 4
Nv White s. Sacrifice hits Stanwood
TIoughton. Hit bf pitched halI-BIair
Flies. Bower, Lotus Barry. Passed han
-Leddy. Umpire. Conway Time, l45
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23

senator Knox. of PENNSYLVANIA. in con.
iauSh;nely observed that n h.. haa uay.
si,f h as 10 the amount Of work he wnmid
IINr !" perform The would never h.,ra
GG,han lob as member of tha ITnite,1
swer. on an average, l25 letters = ~ ~ an
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At Washineton-Was 4. Boston
III inningsj. Attendance, 61:G.
AT Philaielphia-Phi Philadelphia 3, New
York ]. Attendance. l5.1l5.
At st. Louis-St Lou,s >. Cleveland ].
Attendance, u,21O
At Chicago-Detroit 4. Chicago 8. AT
tendance, t224.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23

Andrew }. Harlan Of Savannah, No
IS the last survivor "f the Thirty First
Congress, having represented the
Eleventh Indiana district Although
ninety one wears "lG. he is sin hale
ana hearty Among The members in
this Congress We're such men as Daniel
Webster. John {. Calhoun, William H.
seward, stephen A. Douglas Jefferson
Davis and John j. Crittenden.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
---..-.1y Il 10 !.
TA,Ol,NET. T

f.arTpd run--COliv. TWu-ha>c hit
lbwy"r, Itt"n. Stolen ,ses-Tribou,
l'wY"r, CoombS, valley, Shaw, Han
mcnd. Stnrk nut-By Shaw. Fortier,
tarnha:n ~ WenhIm. Niltctt, Williams
ia' hafGSon, Stobic :, J. IIcld =. Cotton =,
lN Famham, pwYtr, shaw: hy T. Herd,
1rlbou. Double plaEs- @itIw ana valley.
Craig ana Wiley Pasaed bails-Fortier
7. E.ls'- IN hall%-Df Shaw !, of Farm
ham /, "h Herd Umpire, CialiI Time
| 20. AtICndanCt, 90
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE SUNDAY.
AT CHICAGO.

AT CHICAGO.
Chicago ..O 0 0 c 0-3-o-2
Pittsburg .I o 0 0 0 0 0 0 O-l-6-2
Rattcries-Wicker and King; Philippe
and Gibson. Time, 1.5a. Umpire, John
stone. Attendance, 1900.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati % o l 0 0-f-11-2
st Louis 2 0 0 0 9 0 o. --3
Batteries-Druhot. Chech and Phelps;
Putnam, Hoelsketter and Holmes. Time.
2.25. Umpres, Carpenter and Klein. At
tendance, 1900
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
OTHER GAMES SUNDAY.
OTHER GAMES SATURDAY.

At providence-Philadelph (Amerirau
], Providence 0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
BASEBALL.
Boston Americans Lose
at Washington, a. to 3.
Boston Nationals Win From
Phi|Iies by Big Margin, IS to8.
Chicago Americans via Against CIeve|aad-.-
Nationals Defeat Pirates.
AMERICAN LEAGUE SUNDAY.
AT EEIl AGO

Chicago ............2 00OlOOO0 Il SO
Cleveland -......2 % O 3 . 0 0 0-G-13-i
Battcries-Altrock. Walsh and Sullivan:
Eels. Townsend and Bc:nis. Time. %.
Umpires Hurst and Connors. Attendance
II 800.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23

At St. Louis-Detroit 4. St. Louis 2.
At Chicag ago-Chicago /, Cleveland = Q-
Innings
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At Chicago-Chicago 2. Pittsburg l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-23

Thursday, Friday ana Saturdav-Munt
real ut Jersey city. Toronto AT Newark
inralo at Baltimore, Rochester at Prov
dcurr.
Saturday RI, hester at Providence. III
ruEtJ at Newark
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24

Fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry re-
pairing at L. Johnson,s $, the Jewser
DR.. Carl Bell will leave Saturday on a
three weeks visit with friends and
relatives in the southern prrt of the
state.
The Wisconsin State Fish Commits
sion accompanied by Senator James
A. Wright of Merrill and Assem- bly,
man E. A. Everett of Eagle River are
expected to arrive today to look over
the new state building at the hatch
cry at this place and accept the same
from the Contractor = Minocoua
Times.