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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
@irtt anitedenS.
Scrnntnn- ~ 2A 90.

VScrolltou, 30, q. Aei.
Gem 9ciipiele ser @remier imO
Der 8onOufteure Der Traht. mo
aohleu5iiae Der 2elapae. 9ado.
mama & @eitern 9ubu foIgenO,
baben sic 3ouOufteure. QotomotiU.
iiibrer im0 Sei5er orr on0ereu 3Hae
ebeniaas cine 9obRrbo6uig per.
lanat; Die aonOuftelife ior0ern 60
Gents 3uIage per Eua, sic 9otono.
tiOiiibrer uuo 0ei5er ie 40 Gents.
Tie 0onoufteure erbalien sur 3eii
1920 per 91a. Oie Sotomoiipiiibrer
$40 mo Die Sei5er $3.50.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
@eitDrtes @ci6nadJismabI.
@n0e Kart. Wlaii.. q. %

@eraOe ais feline 6nniIie I'M Sauie
ieiner SfiUiegermltter, 6uau s;enaiie
3ees, am Siibe YIoe Ha6nl, Inn oas
ghttagsmabl ein5unebnen, ihoB
@olter 81. aDesburp aus DaiIioro.
8o., ieine sSrml anna, Whiiiflebrerin
am 8OaHofe-Goaege in Danbiae,
go., foot.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
srdls Nlnrm.
Gncrpille, Senn+ %. Ne3.

oAAALNltAANf f--NtAtfF -~|t ~
@eitern imo beute glag es i'm oft.
Iihen Sbeile Senneiiefs uhgemein
bIittil her. SSu Repp,rt idloB Der
Spe5iaIpoIisiit Goberr Sa1olules eincn
Monn gtamens gfoberi 9aIeu toot.
weil er iid in ieincr GiiulfeEheit Der
@erhaftitng pioerieste. giobe &,
&io ldoiien Iid1 guci Saindgersleute.
sSyiaac @hlrran nno 9ut' 9torton, ae.
genIeitig foot; nabe Strabl erihoB
9lIer @rigbt ieiue 5rali, Die i'm Uer-
Iaiien bate; in Siabelli idoB SobH
Saa ieiuen Sdipager &illiam Grom.
Ser foot: in Solitorm &alleD ermor-
Oete Der 20idbrige Sltber gSallace
sen woblbabeuoen @eidiitsmanu See
4iort0ge.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
gIbnaams 0es @si1nadltsaeiddits.
yleD 9lDrf. 24 Tp1

FN~t" Et~NNf A~"As
Die bieiigen alein6an0ler aeben
Siemlih aagemem 5u Dab oas ben,
rige g8eibuahtsgriddit geringer it,
ais oas oorige Is iino 5Uar nlebr
aduier 0a. als iemal5 5uoor, aber
iie geben meniger 8el0 aus. gic
Wleiiten iuhen. moglihit billig AZ
fauieu. uHo bic aarrenbauiirer IN
0en Sirabea 0es @eidditsoiertels
oerfauien je0eniaas nlear, ais ie.
Ias s5uUeleugeihdft 1T iebr ilau
uno 0as @eihaft in Ielpuaaren nod
flauer. Eepnrtgment5la0en. obpobl
lie. pie INNER. itarfen 3ulanf 9a.
ben, if)dben i6re Abnabme 0es 6eu.
ri9en @eibnadtsgeiddiis gegen oas
goria6r auf 20 9ro5ent.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Rrairieiener naht @0nIber. sol.
NolII0er NoI.. 24. pc

glu me6rrren @ldbcn uabe ser
StaOtaren5r uiitbcn 8rairieiener, oie
HID, 0urb einan itorfen @ino orqe.
iohi idiuell oishreiicn. 9ereits iino
5moli 5u Boulder geborenoe @ebauOe
ben 5lauunen Sum Gpfer gefallen.
Dion befiirdltet, OuB eines ser Broi.
rieicuer, oaS beute glittag auf Dem
,5laggitafi 9erae entitan0, ii6er
llniperiitu Sid Den iboniten @ob-
miHastbeil Ser Staot erreihen miro.
Ole 9etampflug Der Slammen pir0
oilrd WniiermangeI iebr gebinoert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29

ihon sablungsnnfd6ig mar. gs
muree ferner ermittsst. oaB 9tcgon.
nell am II. 9eNlber gegen 8er.
pfdnoung Der 8anf eeboriger @ertb-
papiere BON Ser n6irIt geationnl
8ars~ in Durango $4,000 gelieben.
uber oas GelO nift an Die Rniie iei.
nes SHltitlts obgefiibrt bate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Gine SSaenmaidline.
erie, 4a., "a. Ie5ember.

ssn oem VoitaHte 81 Soutb erie
Duroe heute tuabren0 oes Sortirens
Der Boiiitide Elm ber0dftie ausie6en.
oes 9nfet eiltoedt unO Der poli5ei
iibergeben. Tieie entfernte Die an.
Bere Siiae boriiftig unO fano duf 0er
innereii 8erpadl,ng foIgen6e @orte
,Sie pepoen nieneid)t feititelen. oaB
Der Sdiebe0edel ein menig ieitliet,
nenn gle Die Sflaffel ofineu ,febren
gle iih aber Hidt 0auaa. 0roblide
g9eibnadten.@
lie goIisa befoIgte ieoo3 ben
Ratb ni5t ionbern I0ite cine oeE
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Gine cole 9ame.
9fHU UOrf % ~

5r1iilein Selen @ouI0 bate oe-
itern tiir 1900 ginDnnoerer 0ie in
ellis Sslan0 iiber 0en 5eiertageu
6leiben Habten. cine &eibnahisieier
oeranitaliet. spofiir ihr in menigItens
10 psrifieoeHeH SpraheH DdHf ab.
leit1t1et muroe. Die aiaber er5ieIten
Sriel5eug uno 3uderDdaten, DIE
grua5ieHen 9lumen uno 8il0sr.
zis Gihriithdumea fs5gtea aud ni5t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29

Seiten Ser Sda6teI poriibtia los
iulo ent0edte. 0uB cine gln5obl
StreidlhoI5er 0erart angebraft mar
0ob iie beiu gntiernen 0es GedeIs
iih eut5iin0en rlubten. SSn Ser
Sdadtel befauo iih ferner eiuc
6laite. ole anideineno einen @rplo.
iipitoif eutb0lt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
n@OoI @rowers sIiIOciatiOna.
0eIenn. W}ont.. 25. "a.

ssu Der 3eit pom IA bis 16. Su.
nuar n. s. finOet bier Die Sabresper'
immnIunq Der uglGtional 8ool
@romers sliiociation~ itntt. gs mer.
ben et1pa 1000 0elegdteu an Oeriel-
ben tbeilnebmen. Ser Niuiiter Oes
Snnern, sSdInes Ruoolpb @ariieIo,
mill 0erielben beiiuobnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
an ben @rridten.
gep Norf. 2l. q

JlElD D0fI1 "a III.
Der .gitp Stub, 1uf oelIen gers
anlaIiuHg bin Der grdii0ent 0e5
Borough g2anbattan" ssobu g..
9lberu, pom @ouDerneur 6ugbes ieis
mes alntes eutiebi iDliroe. MID ge.
ridDtli6 0eiien g8ieoereuD1bliIng az
oieiem 4oiteH ourh oeH Sta6trot4
befdmoieu. Abern mar tDegen 8er.
naflaiiignng ieiner AutspfIi6teH
obgeiebt moroeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Gissnt6dmIidss ga6nnuslid.
9enner. Golo.. 2l. -.

7-VIIVttf '79tV.I . = VI
gsabe glaribaa, Colo, muroa elm
Bug Der Colorado & Soutbera. ga6a
BON einem Tornado pom @eleiie ge.
me5t uno ihlug I'M. Der @epad
meiIter Gbiles Dof IeHper suuroe qe.
t50fet un0 s an0ere 8erionen Der.
lest Ser telegrapbiifDe gerfebr nit
jener @egen0 III unter6rodeH, ioodB
teine GiR5elbeiten ii6er oas llngliid
erbaltlib fRo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
On ben RHbeftanb.
glaiMnaton. p. -

99afbiugtOn, .. Ge5esiber.
Ger gri5aOegenernl gbarles 2.
Smith Diro am /. S5amiar in ben
Rubeitnno treten. 81 trat 1862 ais
qaoett IN Die armee ein lmo muroe
i'm Cftober B. s gum grisooegeneraI
ernonrlt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
nG6ampiDn4 eleideiSnrasridter.
ylelp Nort, q. Ne3erlber.

sd Diinide Sbnen glaen rehi
Oergniigte @eibnahten uno Elm gIiid,
lihes Helles 5abr." Niit oie9ea Bor.
ten ibloB RitterNepburger elne iebr
anitrengenoe 5lDeitdgige Seiiion I'M
Gbeiheloungs 1epartenent 6es
SbergeridJts Der Sta0t g2eiD gorf,
ndbreno peIfer er $50 9aare bonn
ebeiode befreit un0 bic oiegbe3iigIi.
den Stei0ungs0efrete unterihrie.
Ben batte
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Mrfnrmirl fLott lueiter.
GleoeIanO. 8, 25. DECEMBER.

GleoeIanO, s., %. DECEMBER.
g1ad3oem Der grobe Reiorm 9iIr.
oeruetlfer Som sSobHiOn fiir Die
stoot gIepelano eineH einbeitlihen
;Tahrpreis BON 3 Gents auf ben Stra.
benbqhnea eingeiiibrt, mil er iest Oa'
iiir ioraen, 6oB in Den itaOtiiheH
GarfonioaeH bic alten 5.gentsQ Qreiie
fiir cine 9ortion 6abneis (Sce
greom), .Qie" uno belegte 8roohen
6urh 3.gents.9reiie eriest ueroeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
2OppeIm5rber.
g1ioeriioe, Sal. 25. 3

JlIDetltOe, elI, .. le3.
sSm De 8ormes'idDen 9iaiaroinaIe
Dur0en beute Der aouita6lm 3. 3.
SwangueH aus Gognacula, in oieiem
eonniD, unO Der 5raH5oie 2ouis Gs.
caller BON einem S5H0iaHer, geanreus
Soraee 9iogee. to0tgeihoiien. Der
Dioroer iUur0e 6on eiueH onSaen
gianne. gfamens sSobn sSafion. nit
einem giaaroqueHe nieoergeidlaaen
uHo iooflih Derlest.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Meht anfs ganO.
@aibington. %. %

99aIbington, %. Aei
Ger 9rdiioeat RooieDelt miro iId
moraen iriib 8 llb- nit ieiHer @at'
lin uno ieinem 5obn 1beooore 8oos
Iepelt IT,, md Bine anot, Sa, be-
aeben uno lid Bis nGhiteu Dieditcg
0ort ouihdlten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
irLnamaidlins fdr bas ser.
Ayaibingt0n, %. Ges

Der G6ef oeg e;ignalpeiens Der
Bunoesarnee. Beneral aGen, oeroi.
ientIihte beute cine aufforoerung
an Grinder sur giHreihuHg Don Ci.
ierteu be5iigIih Der Sieierung elmer
6IugHaidiHe fiir ben @ebrdnd ser
Armee. Die eiHge5enoen Gfierten
peroen am 1. sSebruar geoffEet ner.
ben mo 0ie geiteafen 8eoingungen
fin6 Die fclgenoen: Die Wlmfine
HIuB sDei 4srisneu IN Gsiammise.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Smmer nObeI.
gletn glorf. 25. 0eBenrber.

yfelu yort, .. Ae5enlber.
Ser felt Dem sunni 1906 linter Der
9lnfIoge Der grmoroiing Stanforo
g9bite's in ben .Sontbs" in llnteriu.
dangsboft befinolid]e 01iuionGr
Sarrp 9boip beiheilfte ieoen ieiner
g9adter NIT elmer aiite gutter Cigar.
rem unN Sic Wtdtronen nut einem bal.
ben 2useno eleganter Saihentiiher.
Se0er m1nnIide @efangene er6ieIt
3fuei Gigorren ln6 jeoe peibIidye @e,
fanqenS Elm aiithen g6ofolooe umo
elm feines Saiheutlt9.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
gerIaht bie NnnOrahanptitaSt.
g0nihinnfon %. 0e.

Ger iapaniihe goti6after, Bis
count gofi, pirO. beeleitet bon ieiner
Satin, am 80. 3e3enber iiber
San 5roncisco ieine &eimreiie an
treten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Sin ocrniinftiser ROIiseidjsf.
0IeneInn0. . = Sc,

Der 9oli3eidef 9obler bat ieinc
W1onnen initlirt, nidt 10 pieIe un-
niiee gerbaftungen pegen fIeinIider
@ergeben eegen Die it1otiihen Ser.
orOnungen bor5unebnIen. angebei.
terte gerionen itatt nad oen goIi.
5eiitotionen, moglihIt noh ibren
@obntngen 81 bringen, uuo 3anf.
iiihtige 81 nerfparnen unD erit Damn
IN Sblllt 3u nebmen. ipenn ne liA
Ourfaus niht berubigen iUoQen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
glohc Ntatruien.
g1orfolf, g3a,, 25. Qe.

ytorf0lf, 8au 20. Ne5.
Sn oen StraBen ser Staot gerie.
then beiite WfnrineioIOaten ino gta.
troien pom bieiigen 5IottenboiIbof
nit ytegern in einen Streit mo be.
nabmen iih bierbei in elmer fold IN.
b1noie roben @eiie, onB Die gal3e
Eoli5eimn6t aufgeboteu meroen
muBte, Inn iie sur ytltbe 81 bringen.
Serldie6eue muBten init blutigen
9opfen nnh ibren 8araden 3uriId-
fehren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
@cibnadtsaeIdrnF.
gSittsbnra. gga. p. Nea.

Sabrifen in 4ittsbltg, W1caees.
port, @laBport, 9uquesne uno anoes
rem 0rtihaften i'm Psaonsabela
Sbale, pelhe tbeils ~ S7lee lleber.
prooufliuH, tlpils mesa Der e5etO-
fnnppbeit sen &etrieb einIteaten,
peroen am /. SnHhscr 0enieIbeu Die-
Der oufnebnueu uno oaourh an 40,'
600 9Erbeiter oie ibnen ailfgeslnuHge.
nen 5erien beeuoen foltnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
GridlLnnrn.
g9beeIina. %. @a., 25. q

gS1eeITn9, gS. ga, %. yes.
Sci elmer sSeicr ser oereinigten
lmgariihen @eleai9aiten il Mnr.
tins 6errp geriebteu, neil cine I'll.
mdniibe 3igeunerin nleiit nur ungo.
rfide Sie0er nortrag Der llngar Sobn
0iebl unO Der Hinl1ne Stephen
IGerocoes aneinanOer. Ser aantpf en-.
Oete oamit DAB ser @umdue oen
llngar init einem Steine ben 3opi
einid5Iua. Ger @2or0er mnroe in Saft
aehonmen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Euraug0. Sol, 25. o.

Durango. Col, 25. 0es.
Ger grdiiScnt ser oerfrattsu
Sieesier Gitp 8dnf~ Gaarles &.
foeoHnea. our0e berte aui Sic 4r.
.o9e psr9oFtst. non Sarrn sSation
fa SepsEt ron S3 400 1n1enounnen
A---@s'- .azsaazsl Asa nezs AR gas4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
81 llntfridlIaanna 6tidlnI0iat.
Gceon Bar, Gal, .. Ie3.

Ger QoitHeiirer Gbarles 6. Sobe.
lace nair0e belite AM Oie Anflnge Der
llnteridllaqlng bon $4,000 berbaftet
uno unter $4,000 8iirgifaft gum
RrnaeR feitaehalten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
eyforidInnss.RsiIs.
Wniinn alAnii "a

So1ton, Ntail., "a. De3.
Ter 9roieilor glleranOer agaIiis
Iireftor un0 siurnior oes S0rpura
ghneluns, miro in fiir5er 8eit ieine
erioriduHesreiie nob 3eutraI.afrita
alltreten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
cufer Ses Eenerg.

92ortb 0oDer, O., 25. 0e5.
Sci einem GSelter I'M alIerpelts.
laOen bon 8. 9. 6urrier famen 2
9erIonen um's 2eben irHo cine brittle
truq tootli6e 9ranoipunOen oaDon.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
gsener gnnOes. senatOr.

SSadionoiIle, 5Ia, %. 0ej.
Der @ouOerneur BON 5lorioa Bat
|8. 8. 8rDan gum gun0es.S Senutor
pon 5lori0a an Steae oes oerItorbe.
men 2. u. WiallorD ernannt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
BASEBALL NOTES.

The veteran AL Maui of Philadelphia is
scouting.
Connie Mack has emphatically denied
that he intends to trade Waddeil.
Haverhill has landed six games out OF
eight play ed with Fall River.
Baltimore has succeeded in getting back
Outfelder Kelly from the st. Louis Ma
tionals.
Oddly enough all three leaders of the
american League are ahead of their per.
three clubs are below. The club with the
largest gain in points is Boston.
Toledo passed Columbus in the Ameri-
can Association as Il result of the games
of Sunday W hen that clul. landed a double
header from Louisville. Indianapolis is
the tailender.
President Potter of the Buffalo club
says that ne would not swop First Base
man Mcdonnell for dozen Gri'nshaws.
Mcconnell looks like a sure enough ma iOr
Lacquer next season.
Hugh Jennings has recalled Pitcher
Rowan from Atlanta. This farming bust
ness is scarcely worth the trouble. \
player who can be recalled any minute is
Il most doubtful asset.
The New York Sun of Tuesday said if
Murray of the st. Louis Cardinals hit
everywhere as he did in New York he
would lead the league. That day he
That's baseball.
Henri LaBtllc, with Lynn last season, is
doing great stunts for Newark. There
were some who prOpheSied lie would cut
a sorry figure in higher company, but the
opposite has been the case. lie smut out
Baltimore Monday.
Resent American Association batting
percentages give Geslcr of Columbus :i6l.
Carr -3,1. }. Clarke 81, Snoot ,?36. Fohi
.a23. buck" Freeman pa Arnbruster
.3o9. Mertes 3O., Greminger .3O5, Cooley 294,
Tip" D'Neil "a, Beckley 30
Allie Strohcl has run his batting per
centaSc up to 2a6. pclahanty of Will
Transport led the tri-Statc al the las:
computation with .3Ii Scott of JohnStowu
second with .331. " olverton has hit for
.3;5 Camel .2SS. Ray mer .2S5 Selbach 20.
Ilaf"rd .213, DeininSer ~, Pattee PIG.
MagOon ri.
BrocI:ton has landed I to games from
Fhll River Lawrence and Lynn and lost
two to Lawrence and one to Lynn, and
has shut out teams nine times and been
shut out eight times. Worcester leads in
shut outs with u and has the unique
record of shutting Lowell out five times
IN six games won from that club and al
lowing but one run in the other game.
Lowell has made Ii runs in eight games
with Worcester.
Howard CarnnltZ got his chance ut last.
ana ne made good lie beat Chicago in
the first full game hr pitched AMI he fol
lowed this by heating st. Louis the second
game he pitched lie will be used regu-
larry now. The eX-Toledo boy seems to
lave the nerve AMI the goods and Clark
saws he will be Il standby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
WOONSOCKET RACES.
Uncle Dick and Mary M. Land the Two
Events Friday.

Woonsocket. r. l., July ia heavy
track and rain allowed but two races
at inc W"onsOcket Trotting park to-
daN' the pa pace and the 227 trot. of
which one heat each was raced Thurs-
day' pelng completed. The race wa
won by Uncle Dick in straight heats
2.234. 2,2iA. and 227. and the trot bv
Mary NJ. in six heats. the best time in
'hls event was 2.25 in the second heat
IN the fifth heat of the trot Look
likes. owned ana driven by Mute ar
ttr winning two heats finished first in
the fifth heat, but was distancad ,.v
the Judges as Mute lost a 25-pound
weight he carried on the back stretch
ana when asked to weigh in by tho
Judges did not do so, leaving the track
therefore he was adjudged distanced
ana the heat was given to Kruger who
hhished second. In the sixth heat IN.
race between Mary NJ. and Kruger was
won by the former in easy manner tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
BASEBALL NOTES.

The New Eedford club has taken a new
| lease of life since Jimmy Cana.an took
| hold and is putting UP Il stiff article OF
baseball.
| Judge Harry Lurley is much in the
limcleht Just now. LImIley is tied with
Hams Wagncr Tor batting honors in the
National l-ea%ue, and his friends hope ia
see him in the lead. Twice during the
last week he went ahead of Wagner.
Lunllev is hitting even better than he did
| last year He got two home runs the last
great resularity These talks of selling
I-unllny for 10000 look funny Twice
hat would not buy Lumley from Brook
lyn today.
Every now and then when Lefty
oaVis's batting average looms up around
he &c mark some one starts the story
that Lefty is due to go back" Hanlon
loves that Davis boy. Lefty has baseball
time lie isn't hitting as well some of
the boys, hut he is hitting with Judgment
ana has Won several games by timely
Wallops- His work on the bases has been
gllt-edged. and he is on his toes all the
time Davis will stay right in old Cincy.
and be in the game every day. I'ut that
IN Vouf hat as a sure cinch.
Jake Thielman. late Of indianapolis, will
rot he of indianapolis again for some
time, you may be sure. Jake has become
n popular idol in Cleveland. Wien the
good in a pinch and saved La ioip's team
in several hard battles. He has won six
games out Of eight, and be has battcd
over 600 in the nine games he has APP
peared in. His Willingness and earnest
ness have endeared him to the fans. and
he will he given plenty of ol,po, tunitjes
to show what is in him. lie is pitching
great hall and looks to be 4 big league
fixture for some time
Patsy Donovan. of the Brocklvns. is
one National league manager WHO can't
see where Chicago is invisible There
are some of the managers of the National
League" said he, "whO rates the Chicn-
Cos higher than the Giants in 1904 and
l"5. Frankly J can't see it, I believe
that if the chicagos had been pushed
harder in the spring months of the Ma
tiOnal League race this wear thc,- wouJl
not be better off than neCl, ana neck with
the chants. ard it might have been :Il.v
would be struggling with some Other
team to hold their place. The champions
We're FORTUNATE in getting :,n early start
anu tll'y haN" added to il because the
New G"rkS. who We're eivn,; them all the
1,%ht Tor The lead. have slipped their troll
lev wire eyer since 50 many Of the nInvers
on til" team We're hurt"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
BASEBALL NOTES.

"Bill'' Clarke. once with the Man
ch"sters. has succeeded Charles Shat
fer as Manager of the Richmond Va,
club. Walter Rrodie is slated to 60 to
Roanoke to supplant Clark.
Presque Isle defeated Caribou To 5
in close but rather slow game Thurs
day at Pressure Isle. circuit pitched
good ball for the home team. The To-
Gals punched hits on Files who retired
in favor OF Cunningham, who did good
work
Winning penn3nts for Columbus
seems to he n prosperous business. if
the way in which the Columbus Base
ball Go. is paying off mortgages on
Neil park can be taken as evidence.
says the Ohio State Journal In the
county recorders office releases W ere
filed. c1ncelling one mortgage for sl5.-
$3.50 given Thomas r. Neil in 1904,
and another for $15.371.40, given Charles
II. Neil the same year.
The Old Town baseball team went to
Montague "Wednesday and when they
returned home they registered a COM
plant to the police testifying that they
ihtu it''H Illegally disseminated
against by the man who umpirei their
game in the up-river town. 1t appears
that Sutton, Old Towns pitcher, was
on second base and young Neptune at
the bat. When the opposing pitcher
was about to pitch the ball Sutton
started for third. He reached the base
before B"wker pitched. Bowker made
a wild pitch and Sutton came home.
tieing the score. Umpire Haskell sent
Sutton back to third and the Old Town
boys left the field, claiming that the
umpire and the Montague team az a
whole had unmitigated gall in expect
ing them to stand for any such rank
decision. Old Town defeated Mon
tague earlier in the season and now
they would have done it again.
Wednesdays game was declared a tie,
IL and II. in nine innings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-13
LIST OF EVENTS
At British Olympic Games is Received
in America.

| President James F.. Sullivan of the
| Amateur Athletic Union and secretary
of the American Committee of the
British Olympic Games Of 1908, has re-
| ceived a communication from the Rt.
Hon. Lord Desborough, chairman of
| the Brintish Olympic Games Com
| mittee, enclosing for the information
| of the American committee the pro-
| posed program that was sanctioned by
the International Olympic committee
at it's meeting held at the Hague in
May 1907.
This program was sent to President
Sullivan in order to give the American
committee an opportunity to offer sug
gestions before the final draft of the
program is made.
The athletic events are as follows:
100 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters,
800 meters, 1900 meters, 10 meters
hurdle, 400 meters hurdle, 500 meters
steenle chase, five-mile run. tcn-mile
walk. Marathon race. twenty-five
miles; standing board jump, standing
high jump, running broad jump. run
ming high jump, hop. step and jump:
pole vault. hammer, shot, tug-of- war,
three mile team race, $500 meters
walk, discus free style and Greek
style, and javelin.
The maximum number of COMPETE
tors from each country will be limited
to twelve athletes. Four tuG-of- war
teams can be entered and one team
from each country in the three mile
relay race.
The swimming events decided upon
are as follows:
one hundred metres, 400 metres,
1900 metres; high diving. from five
and ten metre boards firm take-off;
fancy diving, from one and three metre
200 metres breast stroke. 100 metres
back stroke ana water polo. In all
the swimming events, except the fancy
diving and the team race, 20 entries
will be accepted from America. The
fancy diving competition is limited to
six entries in each event, and the
entries for the water polo Champion
ships are limited to one team of seven
men from each country.
America can enter II men in each
wrestling event. namely, bantam,
leather. light. middle and heavyweight
There are to be three falls each bout
limited to twenty minutes. The style
will be catch-as- catch-can.
Continued on Page Ffve.)