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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-23
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BELLEVUE COLLEGE

AcADEMY-An accredited high school prepares for
BelleVus or any other college university.
NORMAL SCHOOL-ElementAry and advanced
coursss- Certificates granted
coNsERVAToRT-Thsory Of music. plano. voice
violin. slOcution and art.
OMAHA CoRRECrIoHs-Electric line and Buriing-
ton. railway. -Four hOdern DoFmitorioA.
AAAnAsa hEa1i1AMt Hn4lHuth Rell1EuA hek
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-23
oNE Gent FOE POSTAGE.
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

Iulne OWns Tam
O'Shanter. Trau-
merle. Under the
Double E agile.
Valse Bleu. Waves
OF the Ocean. Wine,
Women and Song,
You and I Waltz.
|YOcAL-My Old
Kentucky Home,
hassa's In the
Cold Cold Ground,
Old Folks at
Home. One Sweet
u y s o I e m n
Thought, o, Fair
Dove, o. Fond
Love. The Palms,
soprano, medium,
bass
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-23
FORTY TRAINS OF MATERIAL
Brick An saith Warehouse Would
Reach Nearly Three Times
NebraskA's Length.

J. c. HfArdis OF tho Capital City Brick
and Pipe company likes to contemplate the
Immense amount OF material in the NJ. Z.
smith buildings. which his company Is
erecting He says Il would make forty
train loads Of twenty cars each. II the
brick in these two buildings were laid end
20 emo they would reach more than 100
miles. or two and two-thirds times the
western line OF Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-23
ANOTHER LANDMARK TO GO
stone Home at Eighteenth and Chi
cage Streets VIII Ne
Moved Away.

The old home Of E l. stone at ISIS Chi
eago street, built about thirty years ago.
is 20 be removed to make room for the
brick fats for which Dr. McGrew is about
10 let the contract The Byron Reed COM
pany has bought the building. 1t win BE-
cut in two and moved TO rwenty-seventh
street and Capitol avenue, where two
houses will be made OF It. DIR. McGrew
bought the lot at 1915 Chicago street about
six months ago and Is now preparing to
erect a $4,000 building.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-23

Kiss Waltz, Jolly
Fellows w altz.
Last hope, Loves
Dream After the
Ball. la Sorella
March. Ltttl e
Fairy Waltz. lit
tie Fairy Polka.
LIZ tie Far
March, Little Fall
ny Schottische,
Maiden's Prayer,
Monastery Bells,
Mendelsohn's
Spring Song. Mel
o d y 4 a r,
Minuet, Paderew-
ski. Musical BOX.
over the Waves
Waltz, Oran sc
Blossoms Waltz,
! orvetta Waltz,
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SPORTING NOTES,

charles Edward. carrying 126 pounds,
made a new worlds record for one
mule and a furlonE. when he won the
Seagatc stakes at Brighton Beach
Tuesday. The son of Golden Carter
fl"ra Mac ran the distance i'm 15O 3-5.
winch is two-fifths of second faster
than the hest previous time, made by
1'"hhibcrt, years old, which carried
III pounds. July 3. 1902.
The Lewiston Wrestling and Athletic
Association is already making arrange
inents to have good matches in Lewis
ton, beGinni ing early i'm the fall. AL
ready the manager is i'm communica-
tlon with some of the best men in the
country and in the coming wrestling
Season among the men who will prob
ably be seen in Lewiston will be Harry
Parker, Wilfred Barrett, Eugene
Tremhlay, George Rothner. Joe Sim
ard. John Perrilli. Lundin, Frank BeeIl
Joe Collins. Prokos, McGraw, known
as The Irish Giant" Carl Busch
Hackcnsmidt, Frank Gotch, Steurs
Maupas, Milo and Jim Barnes.
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promoters of the movement 4 confidence
that the people of the city are in accord
with the proposition which has been ad-
vanccd and are ready to support it.
1t will he necessary in order to make
the proposition a success to secure the
amount of money required today. as the
team will go TO Lewiston Friday for two
days, and the money will he needed in
starting the team under the new regime.
Lewiston is q good baseball city and the
guarantees of the two above games
should set the money coming this way
and place some dollars in the pockets of
the Augusta team by Saturday night
The promoters of the new deal will look
after the subscriptions of stock today and
with that which has already been sub
scribed should have no difficulty in rails
Ing the amount required. The citizens in
general are asked to subscribe. and in
case anyone who desires to contribute to
the cause should be overlooked those in
charge of securing the subscriptions will
see to 1t that he is not allowed to be dis
appointed on that account.
A meeting will be held at the clubroom
at O'Clock this evening TO effect a per-
manent organization. to elect a president,
secretary. treasurer. board of trustees, Z
manager of the organization and also of
the team. and it is hoped that the at
tendance will he large. This effort on the
part of few of the sport-loving citizens
is made for the purpose of providing for
all. not only those of Augusta hut of the
neishboring cities and towns good clean
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circles for the past day or two is taken
into consideration.
1t is now confidently hoped. however.
that those conditions have departed, that
they have taken unto themselves wings,
even as did ex-Manager Wreath, who
went silently out into the night after the
meeting Tuesday evening and put many
miles between himself and the limits of
the city without even indulging in the
Formally of saying goodbye to the mem
bers of the team i'm whose debt he is to
the amount of fully $500. or to the bust
ness men who have charged up against
him In their hooks accounts of various
proportions. 1t was learned yesterday
be a long time ere he is forgotten.
Put to come back to the game and the
conditions upon which depend its contin-
uance. also the organization which is be-
ing formed for the purpose of maintain
ing in the State League a team to repre-
sent Augusta for the remainder of the
season At The meeting which was held
in the Clubroom last evening a report in
progress was made and the results learn
ed therefrom were highly satisfac Glory.
the subscriptions to stock in the associa-
required. The subscriptions thus far re-
ceived are nearly all voluntary, and but
very few citizens have been approached
regarding the matter. 1t is encouraging
to know. however. that those few who
have been seen have subscribed very
willingly. and this fact has given to the
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THE ELIZABETH WINS,
Takes Second Of the international Dory
Races At SheIburne, N. S.

Shelburne. n. S.. July 1.-THE
American dories again led the field to-
day in the second of the series of
races for the International sailing dory
championship. The weather was pei
feet with a good stiff breeze blowing
from the west The race started at
80 F. NJ. over a triangular course
which gave the boats a reach. turn
to windward, and q run home. The
Elizabeth F. led all over the course
with Sunny Jim second The Crescent
fouled the buoy on the second round,
putting her out of the race.
The official time Of the American
boats in the first round and at the fin
ish follows. Elizabeth F.. first round,
3" 90. Finish 4;30:12. Sunny Jim
3:3110: finish 4:33:O5 Crescent
SO. Retired.
The finish Of the Canadian boats
was: Winner. first round, 3:34:1S:
finish 4:34:05. Annie s. first round
3:36:2o; finish 4:31:13. Erminie. first
round 3:40:50: finish 4:47:5O.
The final of the cup series will be
sailed tomorrow
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JOHNSON wins.
FitzSimmonS Knocked Out
In the First Round.

Philadelphia. July T.-Jack Johnson
stopped Bob" FitzsimmonS in the sec
Ond round of six-round boxing bout
before the Washington Sporting cub
tonight. FitzsimmonS did not show a
trace of his former fighting and ii is
probable that Johnson could have
probably stopped him in the opening
round if he had cared to do 50.
The blow that put Fitzsimmons out
was light right to the jaw. The old
man fell to the floor and as he made
no attempt to rise the referee stopped
the bout.
The Kissing which usually follows
knockoutS of this character was alb
sent. the spectators evidently taking
compassion on the former pugilistc
star.
Referee Kenna refused to act in the
ring because he had heard that FitZ-
simmons had badly sprained arm.
The manager of the club then entered
the ring and watched the uneven
match.
In the opening round johnson tapped
FltZSlmmons when and where he chose.
but the latter was unable to even land
ms famous counters.
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BOXING NOTES.

Willie Fitzgerald and Sandy Will
liams of Kansas City will box at
Philadelphia tonight
Matty Baldwin is going to Ashton.
*. L., for :everal weeks rest. He
says he is not matched to box Tommy
Murphy at New Haven next month.
Though Bob Fitzsimmons took the
championship away from Jim Corbett.
the latter has wired to Fitz. wishing
him good luck in his bout with john
son at Philadelphia Corbett also
asked Fitz not to box till 1890 so that
he can get from Atlantic City to see
tine bout.
Promoter MCCarey Of Los Angeles
has offered $4,000 purse for Joe Cans
and George Memsic, the protege of
Tommy Burns. to box for on Labor
day Memsic is wiling to make q
side bet of $500 Cans has received
similar offer from Denver to box
Jimmy Gardner on the same day.
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Portland Siqns Pitcher Clark

The Portland team came to &c
yesterday with Pitcher Clark Of Spr'n
field. Mass, who pitched two ssn.
here for Augusta the first week In 'u.'
Clark had been claimed by Aus.''as'
but on his statement that he recer.s
no offer from the Augusta CLUB ~
he was paid off and allowed to so
had received no communication q
kind from that club since. tine s
land cluD was given permission sv ~
business with him. This perm'ss," .s
was given subject to any protest WIZ. :.
Augusta might make. the same !" :"
settled Of course by the league.
If Clark's statement Is correct ~
gusta has no claim on him. the ~.
land club put in claim for carr
fore he left the city. week before 20
and therefore had first CALL II No
free from Augusta-Portland Ad'''
tiSer, JULY H.
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To Stop Auto
Accidents.

Boston. July 17.-Nine pedestrians
have lost their lives and "a have been
injured as a result Of automobile ac-
cldents within the past Is days, ac-
cording to statistics compiled and made
public today by the Safe Roads Auto
mobile Association. During the &c
days there have been 40 collisions in
Massachusetts in which automobiles
have figured. Three drivers have had
their licenses revoked and two have
hccn suspended as a result of these ac-
cident6. The Investigations conducted
by the association show that out of 16
cases looked into, the operator was to
blame in Is.
Convinced that radical measures
must be adopted if these accidents are
to be stopped the association has of
fered rewards for conviction of opera
tors who do not leave their names
after an accident. and have also Offer
ed to reward evidence which shall Sc
cure the conviction of persons operat-
ing automobiles while under suspen-
sion or after revocation of their Ii
censes. Evidence leading to the con-
viction of persons attaching numbers
to vehicles other than those to which
the numbers have been assigned
will also be rewarded by the associa-
ton. aS E7gf /
The Safe Roads Automobiles AssOcia-
ton was formed about xfh ago
by a number of automobile. OWNERS who
determined to seek evidenE6fOr The
purpose of convicting opefStors guilty
of reckless driving and who desire to
make the highways of the state safe
for persons travelling on foot asswell
as all vehicles.
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baseball for the remainder of the sum-
mer. and 1t will take but little encourage
ment on the part of each man who en-
JOYS the game to guarantee the oppor-
tunitv for fndulging in that enjoyment
This is the proposition that has the floor,
and now is the accepted time.
This afternoons game will be called at
O'Clock and will be good one. The
admission will be % cents to all and the
ladies' tickets will admit them to the
srandstand. Everyone who can should
turn out to the game and by their pres
encc help push the thing along.
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STILL HANGS FIRE.
No Agreement Is Reached Concernint
Future of the Lewiston Team,

AS yet the business men who contem-
plated taking over the management and
responsibilities of the Lewiston baseball
team and the Lewiston Baseball Associa-
ton which is at present behind the team
have been unable to come to any agree
mont. and the whole matter hangs fire
The business men are ready to do lust
this. which they feel is all they can afford
to do. They will take over the team,
guarantee the players all their back sal
ary-a matter of some $500. and undertake
tn steer things through the remainder of
the season, believing in spite of many re-
verses that there is still money in it,
1t is understood that the baseball asso-
Continued on Page Five.)
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The wind was very favorable for
racing. Off Diamond Island the yachts
Chief and Betty owned by Portland
yachtsmen had their masts and bow
spirits carried away by a sudden gust
Of wind as they were passing the end
of the island. The masts fell in a bean
on the decks but no one was injured.
Power boats in the vicinity lowed the
yachts into port.
The yachts Of both clubs anchored
OIL Peaks Island during the evening
and in the morning will get away for
Five Islands.
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Boston and Portland Yacht
Clubs Have Some Great Races.

Marie L.. owned by George Lee of Bos-
ton won the first prize and the Nut
meg also of Boston won the second
prize. the corrected time of the former
being 1:25:42 and that of the latter
1:32: 43. In the first class the Gringo.
owned w. Fl. Brown of Boston won the
first and the Sanderling owned by J. II.
Glidden of Boston the second prize.
The corrected time of the Gringo' was
1858 while that Of the Sanderling
was 1 :3S:0S
The prizes were cups donated by
Thomas S. Laughlin Of Portland.
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THIS WEEKS GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thru
day-BoSton at st. Louis. New York.
Chicago. Washington at Detroit, Athles
les at Cleveland.
Friday. STANDARDIZATION at Chicago
New York at St Louis. Washington
Cleveland. Athletics at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at New York, en-
Cinnati at Philadelphia, lss :.
Friday. Saturtlay-Pittsburg at Boston
Cincinnati at BROOKLYN. Chicago at New
York. st. Louis at Philadelphia.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Thursday-New Bedford at Lynn
Brockton at Lowell. Lawrence at haSel
hill. Fall River at Worcester. -,
F'Iiday-Lynn at Worcester, Loweiss T.
Lawrence. Haverhiii ut BrocktcN
Bedford at Fall River. =. s.a..554
Saturday-Worceste at, Lynn,
at Brockton, Fall River at NewfO
Lawrence at Lowell "a
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Thursday-Montreal Mt Jersey CHyl3
rOntO at Providence, Newark at
ter, Buffalo at Baltimore. j
Sundny-Montreal at Providence.58s
10 at Newark.
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forced 1T second by McGrady. Allen
went cut, second To first.
Eighth livingstone singled over
third with two out and Bridges poked
one between third and short. but Ma
honey saved trouble by making a good
stop and threw off Aliens hard ground
er. Al went out in order for Augusta.
Ninth nninG-With two out, john
son reached first on FollanSbee'S muff
of Scanlnn'S throw and Gibbs batting
for Moore singled over first 1t was up
Ia Wilder. but he ended the game by
foulins out to Kelley.
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TODAYS GAME
At O'CIock-Prospects Good-Where
Is Manager Wreath?

The Augusta baseball team will play
Biddeford again at the Driving park at
o'clock this afternoon. and it will be the
second game under the new management.
The first was played yesterday afternoon.
in which the Senators shut Biddeford
out with score of to in one of the
fastest games Of the season. and while
the attendance was not what it should
have been il was not SO bad when the I'M
certainty which had existed in baseball
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Portland. Me. July 1.-THE Boston
and Portland Yacht Clubs united in a
regatta i'm the harbor today. The rae
ing began at o'clock and there We're
three classes in which nearly all the
craft of both fleets competed The
prizes were two cups for each class.
A dory race was won by the Rowdy,
owned by Frederick Hale of this city
In the afternoon races between the
Boston and Portland Yacht Clubs the
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AT CHICAGO.

First game:
thica"0 ......0 q q 3 q j W. GO
New York .....O o 0 q 3 O-i-1;-
3atterieS-Smith. WIite and Sullivan,
kitson. Chesbro and KleinoN. Time, 2.35
Empires. Hurst and Connolly.
Second game:
New Yorl. .....2 ! o y O 0 O-5-11-l
Chicago .-......O 0 o O o. Z
Ratteries-l1oGc and Thomas: Atrock
and Sullivan. Mcfarland Time. 2O5 Um-
pires. Connolly and Hurst.
AT CLEVELAND
philadelphia Il q 0 1 O-5-12-1
Cleveland ......0 | 0 o o. g.
Rattcries-Waddell and Powers: Clark
son and Liehhardt. Bemis. Time, 15t
Empires. Stafford and Sheridan.
AT DETROIT
Washington II 3 3 2-13-13-l
Detroit ........O 0 | @ > A.
RHtterieS-(;rahan and Hayden; F,u-
bank. Ni'lian and Payne. Archer. Time
III. Umpire. Evans.
The first game was postponed on ac-
count Of rain.
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AT PHILADELPHIA

Cincinnati 80 o o 0-7-11-1
Philadelphia % l 0 O D 0 0 Q o. III
Notwithstanding and Mclean; Pit
finger. Corridor and Doom. Time, 155
umpireS. Carpenter and Emslie.
AT NEW YORK.
PittsbIrg .......0 0 o. 1-o-4-O
New York ......9 0 . 0 49,
Batteries-Will:s ana Gibson: Mathew
son and Fowerman Time, As Umpires.
RiEler and O'Dav
AT BROOKLYN
First game:
Brooklyn ........G 90 OO00 OOc 1-2-1o-I
st Louis .......0 0 90 Z 00OOc o. II
Batter1eS-Eucker and Ritter: McGlynn
and Noonan. Time. 226. Umpire, Klein
Second game:
BROOKLYN .............0 9 0 O x-4-9-O
st. Louis .............O o 0 o 0 0 O-O-4-S
BatterIes.McIm and Bergen. Lush
and Marshall. Time. lie Umpire. Klein
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Changes on Lawrence Team. !

Lawrence. Mass. July 1.-THE n
conditional release of Pitcher Maronl
Second Baseman Connors and
Fielder Billet was announced BY r.
ager RolIey tonight. A new pite
by the name Of Burgeron Joined
team today. -~' sr
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AUGUSTA

Two-baSc hitS-Whclley, Johnson
Stolen baseS-Sc,ithwell Stone. Bridges
Struck out by McC;rady. Wilder >, Stone.
Allen. Rogers. johnson. Moore 3. by
Moore, Allen. Fnllansbec .. Kelley. Ma
honey. Ease on halls-Om McCirady
Wilder. Rridces. Rogers. Sacrifice hits -
Allen. Fcllanghee. M"Cirady. Umpire.
Thompson. Time. I -
*Rattod ior Moore in the ninth
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Brockton 2; Lawrenes e.

Lawrence, Mass. July E.-Breektods
feated Lawrence today in aonessId0
contest b, the score of Z to q Brockto
had things all her own way throughout
Rrockton I'D 0. 90 40 aG7.9.
Batteiies-kiaroney and Coveney. CD,
tins, and McGovern. Time. 1.5o. E49a
Duffy.
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PORTLAND 5; PINE TREE 0.
Batting Rally and Costly Errors lr
Ninth Turn the Game.

Portland. Me, July IA batting rally
aided nv costly errors in the ninth gave
Portland tive runs and a victory over
I'm" Tree today. Up To that time neither
side had beer able to get man across
the plate feature Of the game was
the pitching of Owens. who let Pine Tree
nave only tw" hits and struck ont l. men
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Thursday-I'ave Barry VS. Jim Flynn at
ruehlo Col bouts at the Broadway A.
G. Of Philadelphia: Andy McGarry VS..
Martin Candle at New York.
Friday-TOmmy O'Toole VS.. frankie
Neli at Philadelphia: Jimmy Gardner VS..
GiareDce English at Fort Wayne, Ind
jim Donovan VS.. Jack Robinson at New
York. =
Saturday-Bouts at the National A. c.
of Philadelphia.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Caribou won from Presque Isle 4
I, in the Aroostook League sa. An
Prcsque Isle Tuesday bunchine nv
Light. who gave way to OrcotL Az.
The baseball game between tne I'm
burn and Lewiston city councl's ~
he played on July 81. The place n"s .,s,t
been decided upon. After the o srs
the players will go to New Mea - I
inn. where the losers will pay ~
shore dinner for all hands.
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Lynn q; New Bedford 3.

Lynn, July flynn won from New i
Bedford in the last half of the ninth in
ming today to 5. Bannon was put in L,
hat for I<illian and brought Lowell in
with long fly to center field after two
mer were cut. Coffin struck four men
with the ball during the first seven in{
ninGs. when he was relieved by Drohan. &
Lynn ........-...0 0 0 q 0a20 1-t-S
New Bedford % o o SO es0-is1
Ratteries-killian and Dauni Qr9h
Coffin and Norris. Time, I'll. IL
Connolly. qEy
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mcGrady Does Fine Box Work
and Is Handsomely Supported.
Lewiston Three; Bangor Two..Port.
land Five; Pine Tree Zero.
MAINE LEAGUE STANDING.

N ONE of the
best games of
year. Augusta
defeated t h e
strong Bidde-
ford team by
the score of 3
to 0. Sharp field
ing and fine
pitching charac-
teriz re a the
game. MCGrady,
who beat the
Pine Trees
Monday, " a $
called upon to
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Lowell 3; HaverhiII 1.

Haverhill, July 17-Connoily pitched biz
second game of the week against Lowell
this afternoon and it was his wildness IN
the first three ipnings that lost the gams
2 to- l. Everything broke right for ths
visitors. Kernistor worked hard and ~
ceived good support.
Lowell ..........l 0 0 Q 0 o. III
Haverhill .......9 0 o 0 0 0 N-I.,,
Batterics-kenniston ard Dugean; Con.
molly and McCabe. Time, 1.0. Umpire,
OErien.
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Two-base hit-RItcney. Home run
Ruelbach. Sacrifice hitS-Sheckard
Bates. Stolen baseS-SchuIte Double
plavs-Evers to Tinker to Chance; Bird
well to 1enney. Brain to Tenney. Left
on haSes-Boston s. Chicago s. First bas.,
on balls-Oft Dnrner 3, off Ruelbach /,
Hit by pitched bali-Rv Dorner 1, bv
Ruelbach I. Struck out-By Dcrner 2, b.
Ruelhach :. Time, Ia2. Umpire. John
stone.
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BANGOR.

Earned runS-LcWiston >. Bangor |
TWo-laSe hits Soardman. Keanev, lott
Sacrifice hits R"arce. Talbot Gleason
Struck out BY Merrill = by Gleason .
First base on halls-On Merrill 2 Stolen
haSeS-Hrcen >. Irsl. Passed bali-Jones
Wild pitch Merrill. Gleason. Umpire
CloheoY. Time. 40
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GIiddcn Autos Leave for Co'un'0.~

indianapolis. July 17.-The n
string of automobiles taking pau IN
the tour for the Glidden trophy ~.
here today in driving rain FOR oo' uat
bus. Ohio. a distance of ia miles -.
one machine. runabout was 'ei' ~
due to an accident to an axle.
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NATIONAL.
Chicago Wins 3 to z on
Hot Day from Boston.
Brooklyn Beats 81. Louis Twice
in II and I Innings.
Pittsburg Two; New York zero.-
cincis Seven; PhilIies One.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston. July l7-Dorner's one bad in
ming. when he passed two men. hit an
other and was batted safely once. gave
Chicago the victory to ,. The fieldn,
of both teams was excellent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-18
Totals
PINE TREE.

Two-hase ht-Roper Sacrifice hits
Stanwood. Murray. Mclaughlin. First
base on balls-Of Morse = Struck out
Mclaughlin. Double play-Rernard. Cor
belt ard Mahoney. Time, lbs. Umpire.
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