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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27

that in whatever is done, as an as
ISOLATION. that we be moderate rather
than radical, be sure ard safe rather
than impctu0us and Inconsistencies. bu,
We should not permit caution to sti1e
development"
Prof Albert NJ. kalcs of Northwest
crn University Law School read a pa
per on THE Next Step in the Evolution
of the Case Book
Mr.. Ealcs maintained that the present
Harvard Law School case book had
become seriously detective in not going
far enough in e1uipping students for
actual practice at the bar in the older
and more important jurisdictions such
as New YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, Illinois
ana probably massachusetts, Ohio ard
Missouri. In support of this he declare!
that to obtain good working knowl-
edge OF law OF those Jurisdictions uyr
each OF the topics studied in the Har-
ward Law School case book it was ne
cSSary fully to note the actual depar:
urcS ny statute ana by decision. tro,i
the law as taught by the case book =.
10 supply new topics closely related to
the subject matter of the book, and t.
learn the Well settled rules taught Nv
the case book or the solution of co.,-
troverted questions. in terms OF IT, ,
cases of the particular jurisdiction. II .
asserted that these steps now involve |
so much labor that the present da..
student could not do it, and was not m
fact attempting to do it.
Mr. I<alc'S paper provoked a lively
discussion, comments being made by
chief Justice Simeon f. Baldwin Of
Connecticut. Chas. n. Gregory of Iowa.
w. f. Walze. dean of University hr
Maine Law School. JAS Barr Amns.
W. Kirchwey, dean of Columbia Uni
vcrsity, John d. Lawson, dean of Uni
versity of Missouri Law School, and
WIN. i. Lewis. dean of PENNSYLVANIA
Law School.
While expressing great interest IL
the pancr and the adrocat in which
Pref. NalcG presented the subject, TIN
most of the speakers took the ground
that the law schools are national in
their scope tccauS" they have students
from al the schools and that the law
schools are To give them the ground
work of the English common law and
its application to local laws was mat
ter of post graduate education that
would he inlbibed naturally when th"y
entered upon the practice of the law in
their respective states.
of the ~ law schools that belong to
the association, 81 were represented
Adjournment was taken until Wpdncs-
day nftcrnnGn WhCE the business meet
ing will be held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27
Chicago produces Market

Chicago, Aug. 26.
good foreign demand and bullish news
from Europe were the chief causes Of q
strong wheat market today AZ the close
September wheat was ~ higher Corn
was mp 1k. Oats were "a higher, Pro-
visions were ~ to 10c. higher.
Ths leaIinS agtarss closed f9ll1ew s
5C:oKN-5sert. COX; Dec. 5s7s; May 5'zs
% HSot,Ts-sept:. 5lsz; Ded assH May 4sA
MESS PoRK-sept 1920: Oct. 1920.
LARD-Sept. o.1TK; Oct. 9.2.z; Jan.
saifoRT RtBs1sest& sss:f.oct:S 92A;
cash CA ia quotations acre IA follows:
FLDt,R Steady
WHF.AT-No spring 1ooM1d2. No. %
09gi9: No. > red SeAM911z, ,.
CORN-No , GG1:MA: No yellow e2A
6iG3A
white 461hti52
RYE--No S01sl.
RARLFy-66M70
MAL.GING-74M7S.
FLAX SEEDING. l northwestern l.l0R.
sIiokT RIFFS. SIDES se2Adss7h.
MESS TORK-16. 20I ..
4 IT,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Aug. &c.
FLOUR-I1igEer; mill shipments. spring
patents. 5.25M5.75.
CORN-Hlgher; No. yellow r.
OATS-Firm; No. 2 clipped white GO
HAY Unchanged: No. ] 23n.4.
MILL FlIED-Lower.
STRING BRAN-245G1o5.
MIXED FEEDS. 225M2SE0
PCRk-Steady: medium 1890.
IARD-102s.
KEEF-Steady; whole cattle 1Gl710h
LAMi'S-Fall Sail; spring 10lt12.
NEALS-l0M12.
Et'TTER-Higher; northern creamery
2-6i.i.
CIIEESF-Firn: York state, l3f14
ECGS-TnchanSed choice $3.50; west
ern l1Mao
'APPLFS-Firin; Gravensteins 550N4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A.'.
SuGAR-Firnt on basis Of 5.l0 for
graduated.
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COUNTY NEWS.
kENNEBEC.
WINDSOR.

riuilrord Ware of Allston, Mass, and
Mrs Joseph White of Randolph, Me.
were guests of A. H. Ware on Wednes-
day.
l.. w. Philbricl Of Boston was calling
on friends the past week.
Dexter Kimball was home over Sun
day. He will return to his duties a.
the Insane hospital this week.
Mrs Mary Perkins of Weeks Mills
visited at II. 3. Jewell's on Thursday.
CIvd. Trask and friend Miss Murphy
IF the Maine Insane asylum spent
sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs
Frank Trask.
Emma Bradstrret of Connecticut Is
sp, nding her vacation with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bradstreet.
Pomona Grange will meet with Wind
sor Grange Aug. y.
Frank Ashford and family Of Thorn
past week.
Everett Tinkham is home from Au-
gusta.
Chas. Chisam has moved to the
Cooksen place near the fair ground.
Mrs. Nettic Norris and children of
Hallov ell are visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Grant.
Several of the townspcople attended
the jefferson celebration on "Wednesday
ANA report an enjoyable time
WINDsoRvILLE.
Miss Isabel Colby has returned to her
work after a vacation passed with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Wal Colby.
fred French, a stone mason at the
Augusta Insane hospital, visited at his
home Monday His mother, who has
been visiting in Augusta accompanied
MIN.
The weather has been very unfavOr-
able the past week for the farmers who
had their grain cut. Many in this
vicinity ut theirs last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph French attended
the Centennial celebration at jefferson.
Clarence Colby has moved his gaso-
lene engine into the building owned by
Fred Moody and will be prepared to
thresh grain in the future.
Mr. and Mrs John Moody and chill
dren visited Mrs. Moody's parents in
jefferson Sunday.
Miss Eva Lyon who has been at work
at Gannett & Morse's, Augusta, is at
home with his parents.
Arthur Mason is at work for L. B..
Hisler in the lumber woods recently
purchased of VIM. Dunton.
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THE CANAL RECORD.
Secretary of Canal Commission Has
Charge of New Weekly Paper.

Panama. Aug. 26.-The Canal Rec
ORD. weekly newspaper, will make its
appearance next week as the official
organ of the canal authorities. Joseph
bucklin Bishop. secretary of the 18TH
mian canal commission will have
eharse of the paper.
Another job has been added to Mr..
bishops duties. He has been made
chief of the Trouble Bureau and will
nave to listen to all complaints.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, Aug. &c.
CATTI.E-Recoipts about 23sG01; market
steady to strong. common to prime steers
i.00M7.50.
HOGS Receipts about 10000; market 10
@2Jc. higher; choice heavy shipping $50
M64D
EP-Receipts about 21.O00; market
for sheep steady lambs strong To 10c.
higher sheep 3SpI6.35; yearlings 575(tG8I,
lambs G.501765.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27
New York Cotton Market.

New York. Aug. &c.
Spot closed steady IL points higher
Middlins upfands 1850; do. gulf 1876. Sales
266 bales.
Galveston firm, 13a.: Chatleston nomi-
nal: Memphis firm. 13A: New Orleans
quiet. 10 .-l6. Mobile nominal IL; Savan-
nah steady. - .y
Net receipts fer three days 1851.
Exports to Great Britain 1914; to Franco
2sS9; to tie continent 3S,S
Stock $50 139
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27

Why has no Pope ever resigned un-
der the name of Peter? The custom for
the Popes to change their Christian
names on their elevation to the Papacy
began in SS4 by Peter di Porca taking,
out of feeling Of humility. the name
sergius III. He deemed it could be pre-
sumptnous to have himself styled Pc
ter the Second.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27
THE DAILY MARKET7REP0R4S

cries specials 2es DO extras = 81; do.
tfiris to first~ssh25: state dairy common
to finest 1924; process common 10 extra
iSGf22h western imitation creamery hrst3
2OkM2l seconds l9lznD.
E(if,S-Firml: receipts Io.325; state. Pa.
and nearly fancy selected white 2sit3O: do:
good 10 choice 24lp26, brown and mixed
fancy 2iN36; first to extra first -lI23.
PoTATOES-F'irm; white. per Dbl. l JNo
$50; sweets 3M3.1j; red and white 2.J0M3Z3.
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At MS point
until evening.

The reading of two papers on topics
of national interest attracted large
crowd to the evening meeting Of the
American Bar Association. Charles F..
Amidon, United States district judge
for the district Of North Dakota read a
long papcr on THE Nation and the
Constitution" Judge Amidon said:
According to our theory Of govern
ment the constitution is written and
cbaneeless: but in our actual national
life il has been subject to constant
change. to accommodate it to changing
conditions. This is the opinion for the
most conservative students of our in
stitutions, such as Mr.. James Bryce and
the late Judge Cooley AS Mr.. Bryce
saws Even the constitutions we call
rigid must make their choice between
heing bent and being broken. The
Americans have more than once bent
their constitution in order that they
might not be forced to break it. and it
has stood because it has submitted to
process constant though sometimes
scarcely perceptible change which has
adapted it to the conditions OF the new
age Were this not true, the national
growth would be cramped and arrested
and confined to purely historic mould
We are much nearer an absolute DEM
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AR SIDES s.s7n.M9.O N.

RETTER-Firm creameries 2lfs25; dali
ries 1Mt23
FCGS-Firn: at market. cases included,
l3hG151.: frsts is: prime firsts 1912.
CHEESE-Stead l2M3h. .y..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27

Bakers of Pompeii made their bread
circular and fiat. as appears from
loaves found in the ruins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27

technic schools, having total Of 15,-
tJS students.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27
New York Money Market.

New York, Aug. &c.
Prime mercantile paper GM61a per- cent
Sterling exchange irregular at 4S7 O56u
1910 for demand, ana at 49, 40, 4S. 80 FOR
GO day bills.
Commercial bills 4S2h
Far silver 6SA.
Mexican dollars 525s.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds weak
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27

New York Stock Market.
New York. Aug. %.
ADAMS EXPRESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 15l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27

There are tobacco lands in this country
which are bringing their owners a yearly
profit of $1,000 an acre
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-18
OFF FOR ALASKA.
Ball Players Leave the Golden Gate 10
Play in Midnight League.

san Francisco, jan, 1.-THE annual
exodus Of Ian players tn Alaska has
begun. \ lot Of players have Ton"
ana while rhrv l"tt here as good
friends they viii meet as fierce enc
mics um the diamond. Among the
number were Father Tom" Kelly.
Paddy W"lch. McNamco. Plank and
Marshall. tie tNo latter youngsters
who We're tried out by the Vancouver
team. FEATHER Tom began the rounds
carly, bidding his friends goodbye ana
asking if il was true they called the
games i'll the Midnight League M IL
O'Clock at night. Gus klupf told him
that FOLKS na.i ~ paint the tents black
up there s, they could sleep at night
and that thr ;lir Wa;; .in rare that any
Kind Of Il Spriutor could 40 Il hundred
in 10 fat. T"In mad" a note Of that.
50 the news Will come Sitting down
from the North pretty soon that Tom
has had 4 tuutrac". Tom is going to
pitch for siasway ana Paddy Welch
will throw for White Horse. Between
games The boys viii work with a
surveying party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-18
THEY BREAK EVEN.
HaverhiI Wins In Morning to i
Lynn In Afternoon I to O.

Lynn, Mass, June 17-iIaverhill won
from Lynn this forenoon to in a sharp
lv PLAYED game. All the runs were scor-
"a in the first two innings, after which
both Moore and Connolly We're effective
The fielding Of Barton and DIVER wa.
noteworthy.
LINN ..............G o 0 0 0 0 o.
Haverhill ...-........ 0 0 0 9 . O.!
enthusiastically ana Ahearn Moore
and Daum. Umpire, Henry.
+. Steele won his ninth straight game
This afternoon when LYNN defeated
BrocktOn to 0. Steele allowed only two
IltS, struck out eight men AMI gave no
bases On halls. Cutting was batted freely
hut slow base running hv Lynn players
prevented further scoring.
Lynn ............1 0 D 0 . Q 0 y-l-l'
BrOCktOn .......0 D 0 y o q . 0-02l
Ratteries-E steele ana Damn, Cutting
and McGovern. Time. i.3d. Umpire
Henry.
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NEW RECORDS EXPECTED.
Baseball Players Invited to Take Part
in Athletic Evcnta 1t Cincinnati.

cincinnati. Chiu. June 17.-PrpSident
Hermann of the Cincinnati club has
invited President Fbrct5 ana Manager
Donovan To send several of their stars
t" the players contests to hr held here
on Sept. 10, which has been designated
as Ro"ler'@ day. Valuable prizes will
BE- offered 10 the players making the
longest throws, circling the bases in the
shortest time making the best time to
first base on bunt hitting out the long
est funGo fly, making the most accur-
ate threw. going 100 yards in the short
est time and other events that may be
arranged. All national agreement
players are eligible to these contests,
and it is expected that number of
official baseball records will be estab-
lished at this meet
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THIS WEEKS GAMES.



Tuesday, "Wednesday THURSDAY. FRIDAY
Witt" 5oX IT HuStun 81. Louis al New
FORK. Cleveland at Washington. DetTOi
"a Philadelphia.
Saturday New York at Boston. Wash
inltnn nj Plila1elrhi1 Chicago at le-
tt oil. st. Louis AZ Cleveland.
NATIONAL LFAGUE.
Monday. Tucsday Wcdn, day, Thurs
LAY Roston at chicago. New YORK a.
Cincinnati, Brooklyn at ST. Louis, Phil.
lies at PittsbmE.
Flidav-St Lonis at Chicago
Saturday-H9st"n Vt New York PM
lins at Rlocklvn. ST Louis 1T Chicago
Cincinnati at PttsGur@.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Tuesday-Hr oclstonx az Lowell LYNN q
Lawrence. Fall River at Worcester, New
bedford ut Iiaverhill
Lawrence at Worcester. Brocktoh al
Low ell. Fan River ut IIaVerhill. On
ThurSd"N-NeW Bedford at Lynn, fal
River III Lowell, ilavcrhill at trockl"'
Lawrence at Worcester. IN =,
Friday -Il I'm at BrOcllton, Iiaveihl y
Worcester. Lawrence at Fall River, LO"..
ell at New Hcdfcrd. *
Standardization at Lynn, laWIsnt
at Fan River. Lowell at New Bedlo'H
Hav erhill at Worcester.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Tuesday, Wednesdny-Prn Providence .s =
Rochester, Baltimore at Montreal. Ne"
ark at Buffalo J Jersey City AT Toroh,nn. .or
Thursday Jersey CITY at Toronto ~
iIence at Buffalo. Newark at Rochess osss
Friday Providence al Bnfalo. 1 e.,sl
City At Montreal. Newark at hoche'"'
Baltimore at Toronto.
SATURDAY. Providence at Rufalo, Je.,,
CITY 1T MCntrenI. Newark ~ Roche IN,
1.-TWO Tames), Baltimore at Toronto ""
PcmeS).
MAINE LEAGUE.
Tuesday Bangor al Manchester, husS
Ia at Lewiston. Waterville at PortlanGTlI,
Wednealay-An at WHl t p"d.
Lewiston at Manchester, Bangor az
land. ,ov
Thursday Watcrville at AuguSn,a, INA nd
iston ut Manchester, Bangor NJ ,rnheslef
FridaV-BaHgOr at Augusta, Milne lHI
at Lewiston. Portland at Tp,nnrtlsnt
SATURDAY. Bangor at Augusta, aston.
al WaterVille, Manchester at Le"''
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BASEBALL NOTES.

New stands will have to be pun, AZ,
the Yale baseball field to accominou II,
the crowd which will be at Ne" I'm "o,o.
a week from today to see the mi
mencement game between HarVaiu n,
Yale The reunion classes nave N
the largest demand for tickets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-18
Lynn Whips Brockton | 10 O..
Loses 10 RaVerhiII Z b1,
New Bedford Two; Lowell o,...
haverhilI z; Lawrence O.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STAMINA

Worcester, Mass, June 17-FalI Pivsr
won from Worcester to today I'm +,
the eighth inning the score was tied M,
with Messenger for FAN River on Nrs,
Austin drove The bali 70 left fell and ii
rcbounded 50 that Burkett was unable "a
field il before Messenger had got arounl
the bases. In turning first in Worcester,
half Of the eighth Bradley sprained ten.
don in his leg and was replaced by TEN.
pin. Russell going to center field.
Fail River ......0 0 | 0 0 0 / O-9.5.,
Worcester ......0 ! 0 . D 0 o Oil;
Batteries-SWanspn and Dracher. Froek
and Knots. Time. 10. Umpire, James
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ANOTHER TRADE.
Boston Americans Swap Grirnshaw
and Schlafly to Toronto for money.

Rnst,n June 17.-Jack Thoney, VINO
il n,v nlaying in the outtield for the
Tnrunto club of the Eastern League.
L.,- !,en secured by the Boston Amer
leans in exchange for GrimshaW and
Schlnhv, the latter Of whom Boston as
ouired last week from Washington.
Tie coming Of Thoney to The Boston
Americans II, Of course. conditional up
on the Boston American club being aple
tO turn over both GrimShaW ana
Schlany to Toronto with clear titles.
some question has been raised about
Waehinetun being unwilling To waive
claim to S,hlatiy, but Manager Joe Rel
Nv IMPRESSED himself as confident that
thCIa would be no difficulty on that
score.
ThCncy has already had two trials in
tn" Amt riCan League, once with IN"
New York Americans and the other
with the Cleveland club. On neither oc-
casiOn did he distinguish himself aS z
brilliant player. but this year with To-
ronto Thoney has been hitting very
hard and those who were familiar with
his former work declare that he has
improved very greatly in the last year
or so.
In the big league ThOney was used
largely at third la%c. but with Toronto
he has been covering the Gutiieid, where
Id hit last year f1r an average If close
To 2G0 Tho impression prevails in Ros-
ton that il is Manager McCuirc'% intcn-
ton to pllc" ThnHry N third base. to
shift Knight from his present place I"
sh.rt>trr ANA tu Put Parent back int"
the ontti"ld believing that thereby the
teams hitting ability will lie strength
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-18
UMPIRE is MOBBED,
Declares Game Forfeited and Is Rouah
ly Handled BY the Crowd.

New Haven. June 17.-When Umpire
Croker declared the New Haven
Springfield Connecticut League game
forfeited to the latter team this after
noon an angry crowd of spectators at
tackled him, punching his face, it is
said, and bruising him. Springfield
refused to use a ball which it claimed
had been soaked in oil, and which New
Haven insisted should be used. The
score was to 2 in favor of Spring
field.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The schooner yacht race from III, Nj
to HeIgoland was won by the p'r VA
built clara, owned by Max ~ y
Guilleaune, of Cologne, beatiiis Tim
Dunraven's Carial by g seconus, .r,ca
g hours 20 minutes. The IN
built Navahoe, now owned py III
Watjen. of Bremen, was atiioA'
competitors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-18
New Bedford 2; Lowell |.

Lowell, Mass, June 17-New Bedford
defeated Lowell this afternoon in close
game by superind fielding ana batting
The feature of the game was the fielding
batting and running Of Norris for lie
visitors.
New Bedford % D 0 0 . , o 0-.s.
Lowell .........c D q { q 6 o U-4-i
Batteries Coffin ana Coveney; kenHis-
ton and Duggan. Time, 2.65. Umpire
Connolly
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Gibson; Moren and Doom. Time, IN. m
pire, Jtmslie.
AT CINCINNATI
,-... >,o,,, , \ q % 3 ; q abb
I nm d d d 6 Q o o. CT
Hatteries- Ames ana Bresnahan; Mason
and Mclean. Time, LIS. Empires, hIeni
ana Eisler. or.,e,
,,.ool,,,,n o q 0 0-2-9-.'
q lntoT Iim,, j ,..0 ) 80 Q 0--O-G-l
Enttntjes -Pastorious ana Ritter: Lush
md Marshall Time. 1.3l. Umpire, . Day.
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Haverhill z: Lawrence 0.

Haverhill. Mass. lame II -McPartIn
ana Marcncy both pitched well today, but
the fcnner re '"iVed Tie better support
ANA iaYcrhill WON from Lawrence . 10 d
lee WAS taken out Of the Eox after The
first inning ON count Of illness ROa
runs weI" scored m hard hitting
HaVerhill .....n . q q q v Nil
I.aWrCnc" ......O > , y 0 q q 0-N-1-3
Eatt"li, s-NcP;lrtlin and -Nnearn: Mao
nrv. Lee ana Eaton. Tim". 81 t'inpITe,
Wood.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

NJ Rlidgcport-B Bridgeport 2 Wafer
At New London-Ncw London T. Nor
A. iinlyoko-fIolvo lic g. Hartford 3.
At New IIavrn-SpTingtield y New ia
Ven u forfcitedJ.
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Hebron. Juno Specially The re-
markablr record Wli,n the athletes IF
Hebron ACADEMY nave nude This year
under tie c"lchi1% OF Bernard j..
MrGraw WAS brought to a fitting
climax when he acaGrmy boys beat
the Edward Little High school team
Of Auburn hy 4 score VI tn |. thereby
"linchincr the preparatory school hHs''-
bail championship DC the state. Ent z
single defeat in l. games played with
teams from all over the state. from
Uoulton tn Fryvburg. Although some
Of Hebron'a games have been Won by
large scores il is not Tor q moment 10
lie imagined that the teams were not in
Hebron's class. fn" they We're. In
many instances thu otEcr teams played
finely for five or six innings and then
went tu Ii.cr~ Hebron won because
the team is crno"Sed "f fellows VIII"
are H. perfect harmony Nitl: one an
other. night hard all the time, ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-18
MAINE LEAGUE.
Augusta Shuts Out Lewis
ton, Nine to Nothing.
Spindle Citys Puzzled by Moore
Irish Batted Freely.
Portland Takes the Starch Out OF
WatervilIe, Eight to Four.
MAINE LEAGUE STANDING.
MAINE LEAGUE STANDING.

ID we do il? We
did-that is. our
new pitcher, Mr..
Moore. did il and
ewistnn was
whiteWaShed yes
tcrd1y on the new
grounds. 9 to 0. in
80 minutes, with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-18

THE DAYS DOINGS IN THE WORLD Of SPORTS

KNIGHT Jones, stone. Left on GaSes--S 81,
louis :. Boston 3 Bases on halls OF
TanmrII !. Of Morgan ;. "if Powell I
lit tN pitched ball 'E l@nh'll,i
III iIArlis /. IN Powell !. Time, ..rG t.n-
fires. iI.ust INA Connolly.
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oIro-


Manager Ncrthcrin has certainly
done hirSclf credit by the efficient way
in which ~ has arranged his games
ana looked aiIcr the business of the
team. Without dn;Iht Hebron has ex-
pcrionccd the most successful year in
her history m far Ms athletics are con-
cf'rn"l. winning the Maine prepara-
Try school championship in football.
basketball, baseball and track.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-18

BOSTON won til" afternoon :.an" ~
buncEins ltita in IT," Vrnth .'imn@.
Yong pitched = &tr"n:. -nm" and iG' for
Hi error III ti." first inning would harr
SHIT st Louis o1;t-