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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
REQUEST DENIED.
National Commission Confirms StahI's
Sale to Chicago-Johnson Dissents.

Cincinnati. July THE request of Gar
land Stahl to set aside his sale by Wash
ington to the Chicago American League
club was denied by the National Commits
sion Saturday, the finding being signed by
Chairman Hermann of the commission
and President Puliam of the National
League, President Johnson of the Amer
lean League. the third member of the
commission. issued 4 minority finding in
which he argued that the Washington
club having made no effort to adjust with
Stahl the matters in dispute and having
made no effort to arrange satisfactorily
with Stah for his release to or exchange
with another club, Stahl is entitled to
have the commission place n price on his
unconditional release from the Washing
ton club.
This case has been before the commits
sion for several months, n previous find
ing having proposed three methods for
settlement by agreement between the
player and the Washington club. Under
the second of these suggestions the ma
jority of the commission declared a be
lief that the Washington club acted clear
ly within its right to negotiate for the
players release to or exchange with any
other club of the American League.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Barney OIdfield Endeavors to Commit
Suicide At Portland, Ore.

Portland, Ore, July 7.-Brooding
over his arrest on 4 charge OF fraud
for alleged fake racing in the automo-
bile meet on Thursday, Barney Old
field. the automobile speed marvel, at
tempted suicide Saturday.
OllficlG tried to leap from the win
dow of the Portland hotel. He was re-
strained only by the united efforts of
his wife and detective. The excited
man Sma shed out Il window with his
bare hands, which We're badly cut.
Mrs. Olificld graspcd her husbands
clothing and held on until help came.
Oldfield. king of auto drivers. is the
holder of all track records from one
to 80 miles. He was the first driver to
negotiate one mile on Il circular track
in less than one minute, and in 1904
astonished the whole world by whir1-
ing around the circuit mile course ut
Los Angeles at the rate of Il mile in 80
seconds.
In his attempts to establish new
world record he has had three narrow
escapes from death and killed three
spectators.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
WILL TURN PRO.
Johnny Marsh Will Give Up Amateur
Standing to Race Shrubb.

Boston, July Mot satisfied with the
possibility of getting on = match race
with Tom Longboat ut IL miles, Johnny
Marsh. the Canadian. mas decided TO turn
professional. and has challenged Alfred
Shrubb to run n race mt that distance.
The latter will in all probability accept,
but does not care about meeting Marsh
for some time vet. rs he has 4 number
of engagements to fill on this side of the
border
Shrub is anxious to establish an Amer
lean record for ~ miles, and will. if the
necessary arrangements can he made.
hold specia. event and compete against
any three rlnners in the country for the
distance, the three men to run in relays
1t is very likely that n local track will
he engaged for the event, az it is Shrubs
intention to make an everlasting impress
sion upon the lovers Of track sports in
this country.
Next Saturday Shrubb win run in n
three-inile scratch race Mt Brockton,
where the second set Of games of the
Professional Athletic Association is to he
held at the baseball grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
COMING TO MAINE.
Boston Yacht Club Will Make Run to
Boothbay Harbor Next Week.

Boston. July THE Boston Yacht Club
VIII b" off on its cruise to the eastward
next Saturday. Its daily schedule will be:
Saturday. July b. the squadron will
rendezvous off the Boston Yacht Club
house ut South Boston; starting at T.
NJ. for Marblehead.
Sunday. July "a. to Isle of Shoals. or
Little Harbor. as directed by the cor1mo-
dOre
Monday, July Is, to Cape Porpoisa
where the members of the Portland and
kennehec Yacht Clubs will be guests ut n
shore dinner. which will be supplemented
by yachtsmen's ball at the Casino in
the evening.
Wednesday. July II. thera will be a
special regatta in Portland harbor, under
the auspices Of the Portland Yacht Club.
Thursday. July 49, to Five Islands.
where all hands will he the guests OF
Commodore Edward P Boynton.
Friday. July 10, Roothbay Harbor.
Saturday. July 90, Boothbay Harbor-
Fleet will disband.
The entertainment in Ronthhay will con.
sist OF a special race to Monhegan island.
also n special regatta in Boothbav harbor.
ais" yachtsmen's ball. together with
such additional arrangements as arc nor
1ected and announced when the feet ar
Tives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
MAINE LEAGUE SCHEDULE.

Tie new Mar" League schedule. ar
ranged 10 August ,. is rs follows:
july 50 Augusta Ut Pine Tree. Port
land at Lewiston. Ean::or at Bddtford
July Augusta at roI Hand Bidde
ford at Lewiston. Pine Tree al Bangor.
July l2-l3 Portland at Lewiston, An
pusia ut hangor
Jul" T. Pine Tree ut Riddeford.
July IL .til.l"f"rd at Pine Tree.
July l"-lG i;iddcford 1T Bangor. Pine
Tire. ut Augusta. Lewiston at Portland.
July 11-lS-Ean%"t al Lewiston, Eidde
fcrl at Augusta, Portland at Pine Tree.
July I9-2i Lewiston at Augusta
july ~ Pni ilaud at Biddeiord, Bangor
at Pine Tree.
july 20-pine Tree at Rhdeford., Bangor
at Port Hand.
July 22-2!% Bangor at Pine Tree. Port :
land ut Eidd"f"rd. Augusta at Lewiston.
July 242j-Baigor 1t Augusta. Pine
Tree at Portland Lewiston at Eiddeford.
July 16-2i Portland ut Bangor. Biddr-
ford at Augusta, Lewiston n Pine Tree.
july $50 Ridd-f"rd at Portland. Pine
Ire" at Bangor. Lewiston 1T Augusta.
July :1-Aug 1-Hortland at Pine Tree.
Eddeford at Lewiston, Augusta at Ban
SOr.
Aug % Bangor At Piddeford. Augusta
at Portland. Pine Tree AT Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08

idy iIttIIiboil.
was good attendance Of fans and
they were treated to an exhibition OF
ball playing such IA is seldom seen in
any city. Both Thompson, who Off
siated in the box for Augusta and
Merrill, the Lewiston twirlcr, put up
the real thing in the way of curves.
serving up puZZlers that We're seldom
found and when they We're could not
be- placed where they We're safe.
1t was a battle Of pitchers from the
start and both the slab artists proved
that they had the goods and could de-
liver them. Both pitchers were well
supported and the way the outiield"rs
handled difficut flies that looked like
sure hits was a chutina. In the whore
game there was but one hit that count
ed for NOR, than one base and that
was made by Mah0ncy. But few passes
were ISSUED and but one" during the
entire game before the winning run
wai scored. did a base runner get to
the third aack.
Th- spectators. who had seen nearly
double their moneys worth of the fast
est Kind of bah that has been played
in Maine this season. had about con-
Cluded that the game would have to be
called on account Of darkness when
Buggy" Alien, with one man out. GOV
cred himself with glory 10y bringing in
the winning run. Allen got his base
by being hit with Il pitched bail. which
struck him on the arm ana Henderson
sacrificed him to second. moment
later Lee hit one out to right, Il hot
liner that went where il could not be
readily handled and allowed Allen to
score by II very marrow margin. Allen
started from second about the same
time the ball left the pitchers hands
and with this start managed to get
home before the bah could be handled
and thrown to the plate.
The work of both pitchers eau sed no
little favorable comment one of thc
features of Thompsnn's work was the
GOODNESS with which he played his po-
sition. Several times when the ball
came into his hands after being batted
he held il while he took a look about
the field. to sea where il would do the
most good. and then with a precision
that never failed to bring applause he
sent il to tho proper fielder He dill
not make an error and this fact, to-
Yether with the fact that he seldom
failed to strike out men when it vas
necessary to put them through the
tanning process. certainly made him
solid with the Augusta fans.
Throughout the entire II innings the
team worked like a machine, every
player being Johnny on the Spot every
time. Some running catches were
made that were things of beauty and
a joy forever. Glenn Jones OBLIGATED
with the Indicator
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
THE DAYS DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
CONNIE MACK DISGUSTED.
Tired of Rube Waddelrs Antics anu
May Trade Him to Griffith.

Detroit. July 7.-Connie Mack was
the most disguised man i'll tine AMER
can League on Friday night, when he
LETT Detroit for Chicago. becaus" Oh IN"
action Of Rllbe Waddell, who relieved
Dvgert in the Detroit Philadelphia
game that afternoon and pitched apa-
thetically. allowing the Tigers to pie
up six runs and take the game. Il am
through with Waddell" Mack said To Il
close Detroit friend after the game,
and it is reported negotiations already
have been opened with Cark Griffith To
dispose of Waddell for other payers.
Mack has been the wonder of the
American League because he could
manage Wadhell, but his last oppor-
tunitv on Friday to pitch winning ball
discouraged Mack SO that he is willing
to let the big pitcher go
The Tigers had Mack's men 3 to 2.
when Mack lifted Dygert and put in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08

Waddcn. Waddell had nothing to lose,
but, instead of doing his best, he lobbed
the ball over, allowing the Tigers to
pile up hits and runs at their pleas
ure Waddell was called to task on the
bench by Mack, but the pitcher walk
ed into the diamond inning after in
ming and seemed to defy Mack. until it
was plainly evident to those sitting
close to Mack that he was burning
with rage.
Waddell has been hitting up merry
pace all season. Every time the Ath-
lctics leave a town they have to send
out scouts to find Waddell and just
when Mack gets ready to dispose of
him to some other club the RUDE re-
Turns. makes his peace with Mack and
promises to be good. Mack's friend
says the Athletics manager is now
through with Waddell for good, if he
can get q reasonable return for the
Rube, who has been offered to New
York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
BIGGER THAN EVER.
Bar Aarbor Horse Show to Eclipse All
Previous Events.

Bangor. July THE Par Harbor
horse show is to be held on August 81.
% and %. and is expected to surpass
that of last year in scope and general
interest Nineteen boxes have already
been sold. Entries in the several
classes are numerous. and society will
be out in force.
Among the leading exhibitors will be
Colonel Edward Morrell of Philadel-
phia, Philip Livingston. ]. l.. Ketter-
linus ami William +. Cochran. The
officers Of the association are:
President. Colonel Edward Morrell Of
Philadelphia: vice president, Clement
b. Newbold. Philadelphia: secretary. c.
h. Pineo. Par Harbor: executive COM
mittee. William r. Cochran of Balti
more. j. L. ketterlinus, Philadelphia,
and lilip Livingston, New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
Carries Eastern Yacht Club
to Christmas Cove.
Schooner Taormina and 80
Footer Sea Dog Leaders.
Yachts Will Leave Today for the
Run to Camden.

Christmas Cove, Me-, July the
run which brought the Eastern Aacht
Club fleet from Portland to one of the
most picturesque harbOrs on the
Maine coast, proved the most satisfac-
tory of the cruise so far. The feet was
driven over the &c miles by a strong
southwest breeze, which gave them a
broad reach to the Seguin whistle and
n run down the wind to the finish off
the Cockolds.
The honors Of the day were cap
tured by the schooner TaOrmina, own
ed by w. S. Eaton. and the little 30
fu,ter Sea Dog, owned by Charles *.
Cummings.
The Taormina led the feet at the
finish and the Sea Dog brought up the
rear, but the little boat smade such q
good run that it captured leg in the
Clark cun on time allowance.
The first bart of today's run, from
Portland Head light to the Seguin
whistler was made very fast and some
of the boats attained Il speed of over
IL knots an hour.
During the run the sloOp Irolita lost
her tOpmast, and Just before the finish
the slope Doris broke the jaws of her
Eaff. The 1rolita kept on to Rockland
and the Doris went up to Boothbay for
repairs. Another accident was the loss
Of the yawl Comanches topmast
while at anchor in the cove by being
fn,led by another boat.
The feet will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Camden on the fourth run Of
the cruise. Up to the present time the
schooner Taurmina has three lees in
The 5000 cup presented by Arthur T.
Luke. For the Clark cup the sloop
Avengcr has two legs and the 30-footer
Sea Dog has one.
The summaries, giving name Of boat,
owner, finish, elapsed time and corrected
time:
FIRST DIVISION, SI.OOPS, START IL .
Avenger, Il. w. Emmons,
2:,i:3J 3:1l.a5 2:5,:a9
Humma, +. T. Paine,
2:ll;a3 3:1c:SS3 $685.
Doris. S. X. Anthony,
Gloriana, Gordon Abbott
2:iJ:15 3:2O:15 301 :Oi
SECOND DIVISION. SLOOPS, START
1l15
Sea Dog, G.. *. Cummings,
2:5l - 3 3; 50 PC -
FIRST DIVISION, SCIIOONERS, START
1l335.
Emerald, +. Lewis Clark.
.::;s.JG 3:o3n5 3O2:Oi
Savorana, G. II. Clark.
2.47:l3 31":D 3:i2:Oi
SECOND DIVISION. SCHuONERS.
START 11.30
TaOrmina, w. S. Eaton,
cc::;;;o:3s 3:CO:2G 3:OO:36
D"verish, II. A. MorsS
2:4i:17 3:1G:l7 S:01 "a
Hope Leslie, Lawrene Minot.
2:ii;13 3:lj:13 3:0S:4}
Quissetta, ". r. Eustirn
2:I7:2l Not measured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
A HARD LUCK RUN,
Light Wind Furnishes Poor Sport for
Eastern Yacht Club.

Portland, Me-. July THE Eastern
Yacht Club had hard luck Saturday.
The wind was very light all the way
down and the race was sailed under
the most unfavorable conditions. The
schooner yacht Avengcr was the only
one of the racers to come i'm and she
dropped anchor inside of the dcsignat-
ed time.
Tn" rest Of the racers were reported
TINS evening to be off the lightShip.
The AVenger was able to take advan-
tagc of the only favorable wind in the
middle of the day
the steam yachts of the fleet came
in early this evening. A yachtsman
said this evening that the Constellation
was in the lead the greater part of the
time from RockpOrt to Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
SUMMERS WILL RETURN
intends to Bring Over Wife and Family
and Settle In America.

New York, July 7.-Johnnv Sum-
mers. the English featherweight who
mas been in this country about two
months sailed for home Saturday on
the steamship New York, accompanies
by his trainer. ALI Wickes Summer,
sad ne was well pleased with America
ana the treatment he received here
re sailed he said, to fulfill an engage
ment or five weeks in England, and
would be back in September, having
received the promise Of fight with
.he winner of the coming Nelson Britt
bout.
III All probability" Summers said,
Wh"n ! return shall bring my wife
and children with me. with the inten.
ti"n of settling here"
summers made good in his six-round
mn with Tommy Murphy in Phila-
deiphia. but his subsequent showing
against Young Erne was big disap-
pointment to his many friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
Upton Will Challenge Again
To Race For Americas Cup

New York, July There is some
prospect for another American cup
race next season with Sir Thomas Lin
ton again challenger according to
reports in yachting circles When Sir
Thomas was in this country last year
he expressed desire for another try
Tor the trophy but on the condition
that the races would he sailed under
the new measurement rule, which
practically precludes sending a tracing
machine" type of boat to the line. He
was told that if he would defer his
challenge year in order that the new
rule might receive thorough test the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08

New York Yacht Club would be i'm a
position To pursue the matter.
Ii IS now stated that the yachting
SeaSon. young as it is, has gone far
l" prove the contention that yachts
can be constructed with great speed
"lthout The loss Of staunchness and
safety in heavy weather and that the
performances of such boats as the
schooner Queen, the sloop Effort and
Other boats constructed under tho new
measurement rules are evidence of w.,
TACT. According to report intim,tinn
ALREADY been given Sir Thomas
'ii"' challenge under the new rule
would be accepted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
FISHING is GOOD,
Trout Are Biting Three At a Time At
Rangeley, Me.

Rangcley, Me. July The CAMPS
are nearly all engaged for the summer
and the hotels are full. Many of those
who came when the ice went out have
reeled in the past week and returned
home. hut their places were soon filed.
MOI only are big fish captured, but
huhhreds Of small trout are taken on
'he iiy in the pools and ponds as often
as three At a cast if there are many
flies on the leader.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
MORE HoNoRs FOR PENNsX.
varsity Cricket Team Victorious Over
Cheltenham School.

London, July THE cricket match
which was begun Saturday between
Cheltenham School and the eleven OF
!he University of Pennsylvania, result
ing IN Cheltenham making 100 runs and
me visitors 1G3 in their first innings.
was resumed today. Cheltenham was
al out for 81 runs i'm the second In
hings, making 221 runs in all. Penn
syivania then went to the bat in the
second innings and scored SO runs for
two wickets down, making total OF
222 runs. thus winning the match by
eight wickets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
THIS WEEKS GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Monday and TUESDAY Boston at De-
trot. New York at Cleveland. Athletics
at Chicago. Washington at st. Louis.
Wednesday, Boston at Cleveland, New
York ut Detroit
Thursday. Friday. Saturday-R Boston at
Cleveland, New York at Detroit. Athlet
les At st. Louis. Washington ut Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Eames,. st Louis at New York, PITTS
burg at Philadelphia. Chicago at Brook
lyn.
TUESDAY Cincinnati AT Boston. Chicago
ut i'rooklvn. ST. Louis at New York 1.-TWO
Eam"sl. IittshurG at PhiIadelphia 1.-TWO
games).
"Wednesday Cincinnati at Boston. chi
caco at brooklyn. St Louis at New York
l1ttsburg at philadelphia
Thursday, Friday. Saturdav-St Louis
at Boston. PittShurE at Brooklyn. Cincin-
natl at New York. Chicago at Philadel-
phia.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Monday Lawrence at Brockton. Lynn
at Worcester. New Bedford ut Lowell,
Fall River at Haverhill
Tuasday-Iawrence at Rrockton. Lynn
NJ Worcester. New Bedford at Lowell,
Fall River at Haverhil.
W"dn"sday-LowelI At Brockt"n, Wor;
cs ; at hawrc nee p iinysrhiil at Fan
Thurs'iav-Lowell at Brockton, Worces-
ter ut Lawrence. HaTerhif at Fall River.
Lynn at New Bedford,
LID Nitiitt at l-tNeii. LYNN ~
FAN River. Haverhiil at New Bedford
Brockton at Worcester.
Satnr,iay-Iowell at Lawrence. IIaver-
hill ut New Bedfnrd Prockton at Worces-
ter. Lynn ut Fall River.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Mn1dav--Jersey City at Providence.
Baltimore at Newark. Montreal at To-
ronto. Rochester at Buffalo.
Turs,iay-JHrsey City at Providence.
Baltimore at Newark, Montreal at TOron-
to- RuffalO at Rochester
WcdneSdly-Ruffalo at Rochester.
Thursday. Friday. Saturday-Buffalo ut
Providence. Toronto at Newark. Roches-
ter n. Jersey City. Montreal at Baltimore.
Sunday-Rochester at Providence, Mont
real at Newark
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
PINE TREE S; BIDDEFoRD o.
South Portland Nine Spreads White
wash Over Its Visitors.

Biddeford, Me. July The Pine Tree
team of Portland i'm the Maine State
League beat Riddcford at Prospect park
Saturday to 0. Pine Tree scored four
runs in the third by punching hits. Ber-
nard made fine one-hand catch of a foul
fiy by going into the bleaClers. Bidde-
ford made three double plays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08

Two-base bits Mcponoueh. RawSon.
Bernard, Nj I,nde. Williams 9. Stolen
bases Wilder, E"othhy. I<iIfrldcr: E"r-
nard First base on balls-Dn Williams.
off Gibbs = Hit by pitched hall-By Will
lianls. Struck out-Ey Williams 3, by
Gibbs T. Wild pitch-R" Gibbs. Passed
Ian Bv EI"tiby. Double PLAYS iibhs I"
Allen 10 BRIDGES: Rogers to Bootnby;
Higgins To- Rrid@es: Gibbs TO Allen to
BRIDGES. Time. 40. Umpire. 1l.t: sctt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At Boston Boston Z, Cincinnati s.
Al misunderstanding I, Philadel-
p!ia ;.
AT New York-New York G. st. Louis g.
AT Pronkly Chicago ), Brunklyn ;
FIRST Same): Brnnklyn 6, Chicago (sec-
"nd game: called in eighth inning on ac-
InInI Of uarkneSSl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08

President McCamrey Of the Toronto
Baseball cub Saturday received a mes
sage from President Powers refusing to
MT the suspension on Tim Flood for his
assault on Umpire Conway. Powers will
not allow Flood to play with any club in
the Eastern League.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE SATURDAY.

AT Detroit Detroit &. f:oStOn 3
AT Clevelani-t nd 4. New York ..
AT ChicaHo-E Philadelphia l. Chicago l
az innings).
AT st. Washington 3, ST. Louis 5.
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EASTERN LEAGUE SATURDAY..

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3, Baltimore
AT Euffaio Buffalo 3. Rochester |.
Al Toronto Toronto &, Montreal !.
At Jersey Citv-Jersey City 3 Newark .
tfrSt game: Newarl: ,. Jersey City tsec-
ond ?:meI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
CONN. LEAGUE STANDING.
CONN. LEAGUE SUNDAY.
AT Waterbury-IIolyok 2. Waterbury
CONN. LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At Norwich-Rridgeport 3. Norwich ..
At Strngheld-Ncw Haven 5. Spring
field -.
At NATURALIZATION I, Waterbury |.
AT New Londonderry London s, Hol-
y ok" !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
N. e. LEAGUESATURDAY.

At Lawrence-l.awrence ,, .BrOckton 2
tirst game; l. inningsD; Krockton 6. Law
renee tsecoEd a.imc).
At I.vnn-I.Vnn ]. Fall River o.
At Haverhiil-LoWell I. Haverhill 0.
AT Wore estcr-W Worcester Z, New Bed
ford 9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
EASTERN LEAGUE SUNDAY.

At Rocky Point-Providence s, Jersel
City >
AT Newai ll-Newark :. Baltimore !.
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PORTLAND 5; BANGOR /.
Hits At Timely Moments Send Ban
qorites Down to Defeat.

Portland. Me, July by hits At timely
moments Portland defeated RanGor in the
State League here Saturday t" J. Ban
gor made her run in tie FIRST innini: on
errors. Owens was n complete mystery to
Eangur's stick artists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
OTHER GAMES SATURDAY.

At Observation-Disclosures ;, Thomas
ton D.
At Portiand-M ohawks II. Peaks Is
land |.
At Erunswick-Cabots II, Avons of Lew
iSt,n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08

PRESIDENT oErien of the American
Association has issued an order that
any club failing to protect an umpire
from The abuse Of crowds for Is min
u'eS after game shall he fined 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08
SPORTING NOTES.

The annual Oxford-Cambridge cricket
match was concluded at Lords grounds.
London. Saturday. Cambridge winning by
five wickats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08

INT Of Brown <eens turning down
oilers to play ball in leagues, but
SUCKS 10 the independent proposition
in Rockville, Ct.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-08

Phil Geier of the Boston Nationals.
undertook Ia play shortstop for the st.
Pauls the other day, and made four
errors in six chances.