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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-29

the pitchers box a young man named
substitute for the Excelsiors, and he dis
covered in the contest that it was Dos
sible to curve the ball. At the outset Of
the contest he started in to shoot Them
over but finding that the junior bows of
the Nationals We're batting him freely. he
changed his delivery 10 a slow tantaljz-
ing one, and it was while he was dish
ing uE these SLOW baiters" he discoy-
cred that the ball curved after leaving
him. ms
The discovery was startling and tha,
ni@ft. while seated at dinner in Wilard's
Hotel, he impaired his theory Of it to
asa l'raInerd who was then the pitcher
OF the EXcelsiO.s, but Erainerd laughed
blity.
On returning to New York he made
public his discovery. but little credence
was given it, and it is a matter Of his
tory that his first public exhibition was n
rank failure. On this occasion he invited
a number of scientific men. prominent
to see the trial. but the failure was so
ahlect that all turned the laugh on Cum
minSs. He claimed that he was anxious
to do too much and that he pitched too
swift hall to demonstrate the curve
Then he went to work cautiously to DEM
OnStrate the theory.
Taking his catcher into his confidence
CupminCs began to practice quietly and
after several months of outdoor and in
door work came out in 1863 with de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-29

livery which astonishcd the baseball and
scientific world. He had joined the Stars
OF Brooklyn and 1t was his mastery work
in the box that lifted this young team up
the rounds Of the championship ladder
and brought it fame and honor all over
the country.
At first Cummings mastered only the
out shoot" bu: before the first season
was over he had begun work on the in
ner shoot" During his career as pitcher
he struck out more of his opponents than
any pitcher that ever filled the position
and he lived to see his discovery adopted
wherever the game was played.
As has been said, the game in which
the curve was discovered was hard
fought one between the picked men of
New York and the Junior Nationals of
this city, and had it not been for the fact
that Cummings used his slow curve ball
in the third. fourth and fifth innings the
local boys would have won. Ii was the
decision on strikes that caused the
trouble. for the batsmen of the home
team: could not see how such wide baIls"
coulc he fairly declared strikes.
It was the first case of '.insurrection"
Of any team against the umpire record
ed in Washington, but the Juniors were
not backward in informing the gentle
man Just what their opinion of him was
ana they were kept from doing harm to
ms person only by the Intervention Of
Arthur German. Billy Williams, Harry
Mclean and George Fox
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-29
Cans and Nelson to Meet
at Reno Labor Day.
No Vanderbilt Cup Race This
Year--American Boats al KieI.
Golf at Poland Springs-.A Trophy
For 0arsmen.

Joe Cans and Battling Nelson are
practically matched to again battle for
the lightweight championship of the
world ~ @ih~.&4I
The arrangements were concluded at
ton upon which Nelson's manager.
ally decided upon.
They are to battle at Reno, New, ON
the afternoon of Sept. 2. Labor day),
for q purse of $4,000
The two principals. with their man
ayers, met the Reno representatives at
downtown restaurant. Everything
went smooth until the weight question
was discussed
Cans adhered to his original prOpO-
sition to weigh in for the fight at 133
pounds ringside. Nolan stubbOrnly re-
fused to abide by Cans terms, de-
manding that he weigh in with fight
ing toys on as in his previous encoun-
ter with Nelson. He stated that these
conditions existed under the rules of
the London prize ring, and he insisted
that Cans could only meet. Nelson by
abiding by these rules.
1t was pointed out to Nolan that the
proposed fight was not to be fought
under London prize ring rules. In
answering Nolan, in his foxy way,
stated that all bona file champion
ships We're decided under revised Lon
don prize ring rules, and the weighing
in was a most essential point. The
London prize ring rules were then dug
up and it was learned that Mr.. Nola.l
either had failed to study them close
ly or had been lily advised. The Lon
don prize ring rules stated that the
men must weigh in stripped. After
being cornered, and without another
loop-hole through which to crawl, No
Ian gave in.
The fact that Cans picked Nelson for
his next opponent is significant. The
fact that the black always thought
Britt, who is to meet Nelson next
week, was an easy mark, is apparent
He picks Nelson as the winner over
Britt, and feeling confident that he
again can defeat the Dane, had no
hesitancy in making the match.
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NO VANDERBILT RACE.
Adverse Conditions Lead to Omission
of Great Auto Event.

New York, July 2S.-There will be
no race for the Vanderbilt cup this
year, according to announcement made
by Acting Chairman Pandington of the
cup committee Saturday night.
The unfavorable attitude of the gov
ernor of the state of New York with
regard to the proposed use of the
militia to guard the course; the failure
of the New Jersey state Senate to con-
vene in special session, owing to dead
lock; the great distance which the for
eigners would be obliged to travel in
the event of accepting the vcry cordial
invitation Of the governor of Califor-
mia, and the lack af assurance from
Missouri, due to the absence of Gov
ernor Folk, that the guard Of the state
could be used, are given as the rea-
sons.
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Curve Caused Trouble For
the Umpire When First Used.

The Washington Star gives tie follow
ing interesting account Of the discovery
of the curve:
IN these days of spit balls and the
other names applied to the various curves
that or slab artists dish up to the or
posing teams ii is little known that curv.
pitching was accidently discovered by q
pitcher while officiating I'm n game he
was pitching on the White Lot was the
old fans remark he squared himself
at the editors desk last night. And it
might be well to remark right here thai
the umpire. Mr.. Mills of the Union Club
of New York, came near being mobbed
in that game. as being n catcher of note,
he was close up and called tie batsmen
out on strikes on balls they declared were
wild and wide OF the plate"
In the year 1866 the famous Excelsior
club of New York visited this city to
play game with the Nationals and with
them were a number Of other New York
ers. who We're also ball tossers but who
came along for the pleasure Of the trip
While enjoying the hospitality OF the Ma
uonals a proposal was made by the Ma
tional Juniors to play & picked team from
the visitors. and the challenge was quick
" accepted.
The game was PLAYED in the morning
OF the day set for the contest with the
So Nor teams. and the visitors put in tie
held a very strong aggregation made up
OF players from the Atlantics. Stars and
Fckfords. many of whom in seasons later
became stars in the teams of Gotham
The gentlemen of New York sent into
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-29
THIS WEEKS GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs
aF.CIeveland at Boston. Detroit at New
YORK; st: Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago
ut Washington.
Friday. Saturday-St. Louis at Boston.
lineage at New York. Detroit at Wash
lngton, Cleveland at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thurs
daY-Ecston at Pittsburg, Philadelphia at
cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago. New
FORK at st. Louis. :.
FRIDAY. STANDARDIZATION at Cincinnati,
New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at Pitts
burg, Philadelphia at st. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Monday-Lawrence at Lynn. Worcester
at Lowell. Fall River at HaverhiIl, New
Bedford at Brockton.
Tuesday-Iynn at Lawrence. Worcester
at Lowell. Fail River at Haverhill. New
Bedford at Brockton.
Wednesday at Lynn, Worcester
at Lawrence. Haverhill at New Bedford.
Brockton at Fall River
Thursday-Worcester at Lynn. Law
renee at Lowell Brockton at FAN River,
Haverhill at New Bedford.
Friday-Lynn at Lowell. Lawrence at
Worcester Haverhill at Fall River,
Brocktcn at New Bedford.
Saturday-Lowsll at Lynn. Lawrence at
Haverhill at Fall River
EASTERN LEAGUE
Monday, Observation-Disclosures at Provi-
dence. Newark at Jersey City, Toronto at
Montreal. Rochester at Buffalo
Observation-Disclosures at Buffalo.
Montreal Mt Toronto.
Thursday. Friday, Saturday. Providence
Montreal at Toronto. Buffalo at Roches-
| ter.
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LOTHIAN CARRIES OFF HoNoRs.
Wins All But Two of Saturdays
Aquatic Events At jamestown.

Norfolk, Va, July 2S.-The new
York Athletic Club captured all pu'
two of Saturdays events and won
first place in points both in the sehlo.
and junior events Of the Jamesto."
Exposition water carnival. The seliO.
championship for fancy diving wa
won by George Gaidzikof Of the oh
cago Athletic Club. O'Callaghan
the New York Club, who was the ia,,
orite, finished second with 1s2 POM.
against 223 scored by his opponent.
BY a magnificent squirt IN inc 'a
ten yards, Goodwin of New YORK A.
Ietic Club, defeated Abbey OF frliloe
ton in the one-mile senior champ.o Nv
ship. Loehde Of Chicago was the ~,
other contestant to finish in TINS ia III
Champion C. NJ. Daniels appea,Iu1 s
only in the 440-yard senior race .hs
was last in the water but rose " 4
surface with a good lead and nei'
to the finish.
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AROoSTooK BASEBALL.
The People There Are Wildly En-
thusiastc Over the Game.

Report comes down from Aroostool,
county that the people have gore wild
over baseball A league game in any of
the prosperous towns means a general
suspension of business for the afternoon,
while the potato bug is given few hours
of restful quiet. The AroostooE weekly
papers have gone wild along with the peo-
pie, and several columns of space are de-
voted each week to news of the games.
Whether or rot the heat Of the strife will
bring on another "Aroostook War" is
problcmatical y
AS seen from the appended items taken
from the Aroostook Republican, the Colby.
boys who playing on. one Of the teams
core in for a good amount on Gattering
comment:
You can't make a Fort Fairfield batter
believe he has to face harder nan than
Good, the unhttable wonder Of THE Aroos-
took metropolis, famous for its BAH play
ers and ball teams.
The mernbers of the H0plton team are
both gentlemen and pail players. The
time has passed when ball player had
to he a rowdy. 1t is now much more
often the other way. s
The whole story of Tuesdays game at
Fort Fairfield is contained in the state
ment that the locals could not hit Good.
who pitched almost National League ball.
Houlton played an errorless game.
Good was good-too good for his OPP
ponents. A good batter would swing at
what seemed fine one, only to find the
ball almost grazing his right ear as it
passed 1t was a sight for gods and men
to see Violette, Pond and Manter cutting
circles in the air
Dwyer has been appointed captain OF
the Houlton team.
Ralph Good is wearing two Of the latest
style hats. che in the forenoon and ona
in the afternoon. presented to him by
ClouGh & Taggett and Erwin x Daven-
port for the home run he made on Mon
day.
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BASEBALL NOTES.,

A team composed of Cinnamon de-
feated a team made up Of American
soldiers at Honolulu July 4 by a score
of 32 to in seven innings.
Boothbay Harbor defeated the Squirrel
Island team Saturday at Boothbay Har.
Dor hy score of to 3. Costly errors on
the rart of the island team lost the game
for them.
Wormwood, who played third for
B1ddcford for while two years ago
has developed into one Of the star
pitchers of the New England League
He struck out seven Brockton men in
succession recently. MI
Biddeford Record: Henderson. until
recently first baseman of the Augustus
and one of the best in Maine, was Sc
cured Z play today by the home team.
He wasNreleased by Augusta because
ne had been laid up by an injury, but
he expects to come around all right and
may be fixture on the home team.
The Virginia League has the closest
ana hardest-fought pennant race in the
history of baseball. Lynchburg leads
the league with 90 won and q lost.
Richmond brings up the rear with 26
won and 30 lost, difference Of only
I'VE and one-half games between lead
ers and tailenders. This league is made
up Of six clubs.
Arthur Irwin, who was the star short
stop for the 1884 champion Providence
trays and in later years manager for
Toronto. Louisville and Altoona, has
decided to pass up the game. He will
emulate the example set by Joe Start,
Ed Barrow. Jack loft and several 9TH
er former star players, and go into the
hotel business in Trenton. N. j.
Lowell Sun: Manager Leonard has
been offered $1,000 bonus if his team
wins the pennant. Whoever offered
the money should have waited a few
weeks longer and then the money
would be as safe as if 1t were in n
safety deposit vault. Manager Winn is
going to give his team a trip to the
old country. if they land in the first
division.
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GOLF EVENTS PLANNED.
The Sport More Popular Than Ever A
Poland Springs-$500 Cup.

Poland Springs, Nc, July 2S.-Golr-
is more popular than usual this sea-
son. The splendid course invites the
interest Of golfers far and near and
several tournaments are planned for
the coming month, among which the
contest for the Samuel Ivers $500 cup
is the most important. The entry list
to these tournaments include players
from Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Paterson. n. j., Washington, d. c.. St
Louis. Chicago. Dallas, Tex, Vicks-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-29
Trophy for Oarsmen.

Norfolk, Va, July 2S.-Henning
Fernstrom, chief engineer Of the Vir-
ginia Railway and consul for Sweden
at Norfolk, has offered costly trophy
cup to be contested for in series of
rowing races between crews of the
American battleships at the James
town Exhibition and crew from the
Sweden warship Fylgia, when it ar
rives on August 10. The program Of
races is now being arranged to be sub
mitted to the Swedish officers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-29
burg, Miss, and many other cities.
AMERICAN BOATS ARRIVE.
Sender Class Boats Are At Cuxhaven
Going to kieI to Tune Up.

Kiel, July 2S.-The steamer Sylvia
has arrived at Cuxhaven. She has on
board the AmericaJ sender class boats
Spokane l. Chewink VIII, and Marble
head, which are to take part in the
race for the Emperor's cup. They will
be brought here and will tune up for
the races, which will begin Aug. IS
The competing German boats will be
lilly X, Wannsee and Tittlesbach IL
Prince Henry of Prussia will sail Tilly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-29
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
CONN. LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At NATURALIZATION 10. Norwich 4
first came); Norwich S, Hartford (sec-
ond came,.
At Waterbury, Waterbury, s. IIolyok, Z.
At New Haven-New London B. New
Haven .
At Observation-Disclosures ~. Bridgeport
5 first gamo): Springfield 6, Bridgeport 3
(SecOnd game).
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EASTERN LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At Jersey City-Jersey City II. Provi-
dence Z.
At RaltimOre-NeWark Z. Baltimore 4
FIRST gamc); Baltimore ,, Newark (sec-
ond game).
At Observation-Disclosures .. Rochester 3
first game): Toronto g. Rochester 3 (sec-
ond camel.
AT Buffaio-Buffalo-MO Montreal, rain.
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EASTERN LEAGUE SUNDAY.

At Rocky Point-Providence 4, Balti-
more 8 (flst Same); Baltimore +, Irovi-
denCc (second gamey.
AT Month cal Montreal g. Toronto
first eame): Toronto s. Montreal tsec-
Ond gameJ.
At Newark-Jersev CITY S. NeWarl l.
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BANGOR WHIPS PORTLAND.
First Game to +Neither Side Scores
In Second.

Bangor. Me-. July 2a.-Tangor beat
Portland S tn 4, in the first game here
Saturday while the second was n pitch
ers' battle be,ween owens and Convey and
was called at the end of the 18th inning
on account of darkness, neither side scor-
inr. T'anGor punched hits on Clark and
then Portland tied the score, Int Clark
went into The air in the ninth, giving two
passes to FIRST and hitting n man, and
thus enabling the locals to win out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-29
NATIONAL.
Boston Downs the Chicago
| Cubs Five to Two.
Cincis Take Both Ends Of
Double header From Giants.
St. Louis and Brooklyn Divide Two
Games Between Them.

Chicago July .S.-Bostcn won today by
noupdin. Brown fo- seven singles and IA
double in the first two innings. which,
with a wild pitch, scored thrce rms. Two
doubles of Taylor and a tumble added
two more in the ninth. The locals bunch
ed their singles and Il two-basS"r in the
fourth. the only inning in Which they
ver.. able to connect with Flahcr,y's de-
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Rockawav Wins Championship.

Lake Forest, ILL.,, July 2S-Rock,'"r
Saturday won the senior polo cna de.
pionship of the United States " a
feating Bryn Mawr of Philadeipnla,
goals to 8. A foul by HUM IN nooAr j.
Keen's mallet over his shoulder az
duced Bryn Mawr's net score 70 "
points.
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TWo-base ut Murray. Three-base ,hits
Jones. pinkerton. Stolen bascS-Jones.
Connors 9. lott. Mcmillan, Finncmore.
Gleason. Murray. B.irrows. Hanson. Sac
rifCe hitS-Connors. Gleason. Roper First
base on balls-On Gleason ), off Clark 1.
Hit by pitched ball-By Clark. Struck out
BY Gleason s. by Clark Z. Wild pitch
Clark. Passed ball-DeRohen. McLaugh-
lin >. Time. l.5S Umpire, Hassett.
Second game:
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NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
N. E. LEAGUE SATURDAY.

AT Lowel-Fall River s. Lowell first
gan.aD; Fall River g. Lowell (second
game).
At Lawrence-Iawrence 3. New Bedford
l Chrst gane): New Bedford 4, Lawrence
(secCnd gamcD.
At Worocstar.Iynn 3, Worcester p
At Haverhill-Haverhil ., Brockton 0.
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TwO-base Eils-TTcnders0n. Cote. Stolen
bascs-I2rilecs Lee Sacrifice milestone.
Allen. First base on balls-Off Gibbs ,.
off Maronev .. Hit by pitched b,ll-Ry
Maronfy. Struck out-Ry Gibbs :, by
Maroncy g. Wild pitch-Mnroney :.
Passed hall-Stone .. Kelley. pouble play
-Sonthwell to Wilder to Henderson.
Time. Re. Umpire, Clohecy.
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AT CINCINNATI.

First game:
Cincinnati 30 0 3 3 S-%-l3-3
New York 80 | s. c.
Observation-Disclosures and Schlei: McGinni-
ty, Witt and Bresnahan, RoMerman.
Time. 2.o5. UmEires. Carpenter and Ems
lie.
Second game:
Cincinnati .......0 o . 0 l . X-3-6-0
New York ...........1 0 y o 0 0 o. i-.-1
Patteries-SmitE and Mclean: AmcS
and Bresnahan. Bowerman. Time, lis
Empires, Emslie and Carpenter.
AT ST LOUIS.
First game:
St Louis -. O 0 o 0 0 0 1-l.S-2
brooklyn 80 0 0 0 0 u 0-0-1-1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and NOOnan;
Striclllett and Bergen. Time, N. I'm
pire. Rgler.
Second game:
brooklyn .............0 , O-4-7-2
st. Louis .............0 0 0 o G-2-5-}
FatterieS-PaStOriOuS and Ritter;
Fronme and Marshall. Time, LIS. I'M
pire, Pigler
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Augusta Loses Both Games
to Biddeford Team.
Bangor Wins Once From Port
land Second Game a Tie.
Pine Tree Team Wrests Two VIC
tories From Portland.

Biddeforl, Me-, July 2S.-Biddeford de-
feated Augusta in both games OF the
Oubie-header Saturday. The hrst game.
which was won by score of to 4, was
marked by loose fielding, while Johnson
pitched in excellent form, striking OUT i
men Another feature was Cote's batting
and Mahoney's work at short.
First game:
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Two-tase fit-Wholley- Sacrifice 1ts-
Kr,iev , Reagan. FIRST base on balls.On
THOMPSON Struck out-By johnson l..
Nv Thompson 9 Passed ball-SIone. KEEL
lev Double plays-Scanlon. Time. 1.io
Umpire. Clohecy.
Second game:
The. second game was one Of the closest
plaved here this season ana the fielding
wao cbDrD
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MAINE LEAGUE STANDING.
MAINE LEAGUE SCHEDULE.

The new Maine League schedule. ar
ranged to August 3. is as follows:
July 29-S0-Biddeford at Portland, Pine
Tree at Bangor. Lewiston at Augusta.
July IL Aug. 1-POrtland at Pine Tree.
gOr.
Aug % Bangor at Biddeford, Augusta
at Portland. Pine Tree at Lewiston.
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BOSTON.

TwO-Dase hits-Brain 2, TInker. BID
well. Hits-Off Brown in % innings:
of TAYLOR : in 1-3 innings. Sacrifice hits
Schultz, Evers. Randall. Left on bases
Chicago :. Boston Q. First base on balls
off Taylor |. off Flahcrty ?. First base
on errors Chicago /, Boston ]. Hit Ivy
pitched btll-By brown ]. Will pitch
Brown. Time, Ia. Umpires, Klein and
O'Ipav
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At New York-Cleveland II, New York 10
III innings).
At I1nSton-De!r oit 5. Boston
At Pl4lado lphia-Chicaso Z, Philadel-
phia 2.
At Washington s, st.
Louis l.
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PINE TREE WINS
Two Fast Games Saturday from Lew
iston At South Portland.

Portland, Ne, July 2S.-Pinc Tree won
two fast fieldel pitchers battles from
Lewiston Saturday, taking the first py Il
score Of to 0 and the second to l.
Eirct game.
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OTHER GAMES SUNDAY.

banv :.
At Waterhury-Detroit Americans G.,
Waterbury 3.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At Cincinnati-Cincinnati 2, New York .
At misunderstanding 6. Philadelphia
first game); Pittsburg 3, Philadelphia 0
(Second game).
At ago-Chicago A. Boston o.
At st. I.Ouis-BroOklyn 4, st. Louis 2.
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LEWISTON

Two-base lit-Williams Stolen base
Rreen. Sacrifice hits-NcGraw, Wilson,
Tetreault. BASES on balls-Off Merrill !,
off Williams !. Struck out-Ry William,
Z. Wild pitch--Merrill. Passed ball
OTrien. Time. 10. Umpire, Flivan.
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Johnny Carroll and BARLEY Connu ,as
are scheduled to appear for 10 ro.''u
in the main bout before the Stalu sh,
A. c. Of Providence "Wednesday ns
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LEWISTON.

Stolen bases-Bernard ,, Conrny L. Sac
rifce hits Bowler. Breen. First base on
balls-0ff Irish /. Struck out-Br Rogers
q, by irish 3. Double play-McGraw to
Bernard Time, l.20. Umpire, Flavin.
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PORTLAND.


Two-base hits-DeRohen Murray. Stol-
en- bases-Covey, DeRohen. McLalan, Nc
MILAN, Cox. Hanson. Sacrifice hits
Stanwood -Barrows2. First base on balls
on Ccvey 2. off Owens. Hit 10y pitched
hall-Ry Owens, by Convey. Struck out
Ry Covey II. by Owens Z. Wild pitch
Convey. Double play-Finnemore, Connors
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CONN. LEAGUE STANDING.

OTHER GAMES SATURDAY..
At Stockton Springs-Stockton 4 Sears
port ..
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to Tinnerlore. Time, 1.52. Umpire, Has.
Sett