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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-29
BASEBALL NOTES.

Sebring will play center for Williams
port, Pa.
Nearly 10000 people attended the
opening of the Newark club.
Cleveland has two fine outfieIders in
Birmingham and Hinchman.
Two doubles We're made in a game
between Milwaukee and Toledo last
Wednesday.
HaffOrd pitched the opening game for
Carney'S Trenton team and but three
hits We're made of him. Strobel. for
merry of the Boston Nationals made
two hits. Gilbert, with the New York
Nationals last season. played second
The White Sox are real modest in
letting the public know that they are
champions Of the world. Instead Of
worlds Champion" being across their
breasts a IN the New ork Giants. they
have their emblems in monogram on
the shirt sleeves
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-29
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Track Team Trials Saturday-Several
Surprises In the Events.

Orono. Me. April 28.-(SpeciaD.-
The trials for the University Of Maine
track team We're held Saturday morn
ing. AS the track was not in the best
Of condition the time made in the diff
ferent runs was rather slow. There
| We're many surprises in some Of the
men and especially among those Of the
Freshmen class. After the results Of
Saturdays trials Coach Farrell is in
position to pick the team which will
compete with the Massachusetts
School Of Technology, which will hold
dual meet with the University Of
Maine next Saturday, May 4. On ac-
count of the number Of men entered in
the 1OO-yard dash it was necessary 10
run this race off in heats.
The events were as follows; finals
for the
100yard- dash--1st heat, Bartlett.
Moore, Wadsworth, time His; I'd
heat, Capt. St. Onge, Cook, Sawyer,
time 1922
1-mile run-Mortier, Hicks. Gannett.
time SO 4-5
100-yard final-Capt. St. Onge. Cook,
Sawyer, Moore, time 10 2-5.
120-yard Observation-Disclosures. CLAYTON
Littlefield, Clifford, time II 3-5.
Shot put-Farwell. IS feet; Green,
81 feet 9 inches; Harlow, 80 feet
inches and Wright 80 feet inches.
220-yard -dash-Wyman, Cook, Lit
tlefield, and Gannett, time PALS.
2-mile-dash-Dyer. Stevens and
Harmon, time 11.212 -5.
22O-yard hurdles-Clayton. Skolfield,
and Lockyer, time 80 sec.
Half-mile run-Bean, Haggett.
knowlton, Torrey and Springer, time
215 As.
Throwing the discus-Harlow IS IT..
cummings 81 #. inches, and Black
80 #. inches.
Quarter-mile run-Capt st. Onge,
81 rs and Wyman "a 3-5.
Broad jump-Smith 10 IT. inch.
Knowlton and Chase.
high jump-Meserve. Chase.
Pole vault-Chase and Towle IT,
8 inches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-29
AT THE OLD STAND.
Five Of Biddeford's 1906 Players Will
Join the Team This Summer.

Biddeford, Ne, April 2S.-At least
five Of the players on last years Ridde-
ford baseball team will be seen on the
local diamond again the coming sum-
mer and all Of them are fast ball plnv-
ers whom the baseball lovers Of the
Two cities have all along hoped would
De here for another season.
The five players referred IN ara
stone. the star catcher, Higgins, who
looked after third base to the salts
faction Of everybody. Wilder, the fast
outfeider in the left garden, WILEY.
VINO covered the initial bag in first
Grass style, and Captain Allen, who
IS now one Of the owners Of the cIub
lhese five men have all assured the
management that they will be here
When the season opens and hone n
play the fastest bail that they evar
ever have.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-29
Oak Grove Seminary 10,
Cony High School IS.
Slow Exhibition Al Driving Park
Saturday Afternoon.
cony High Ties Score In Ninth BY
Good Luck and Batting Rally.

Cony High and Oak Grove Seminary
staggered through II innings Of slew
baseball al the Driving park grounds
Saturday afternoon. both teams putting
up Q rather poor exhibition. The ground
vas wet and sticky and at times the bali
vert completely out Of SIGHT. Errors
were exceedingly numerous, even for the
first game Of the season, and som. OF
them were inexcusable.
During the earlier innings Clark seemed
10 have the better OF the argument in
the box, but in the ninth the local team
had batting rally which, combined with
several bases or balls, sent six men
around and tied the score. Neither team
could score in the 10Th, and the visitors
succeeded in getting but ore man around
in the llth- Cony High got a man around
in their half Of the nth ana had man
on second and third, with two out, when
Edwards. who was coaching on the third
base line. ran in with Bickmore to draw
q throw and the runner was declared
out.
1t was nearly o'clock and almost in
possible to see tho ball so the game was
called. The game was a most unEatisfac-
tory one to both teams.
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Ball Games This Week.

IN" program Tor this week in Roston
tie first four days On Friday the Phil
lies If TIE Nationaf League Will maxi,
their first appearanc" Of the season there
on the return of the Boston Nationals
On Friday. that team will remain here. for
Is consecutive games. During that tim,.
"vt"r ~" ul the Western teams will be
here, thr order being Cincinnati Pitts
burg. Chicago ana ST. Louis.
There will be two New England Lcagu .
openings this Wcck-at Worcester and at
Lynn on the 1St of MAY. New Bedford
will have the opening at Lynn and Fall
River 1T WorCc Ser. the latter occasion
viii he Signaliz"d by the unfurline Of the
championship rcnnant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-29
COL BY s; TUFTS 5.
Scores Made Only In the Fourth, Sixth
and Seventh innings.

Mcdford Mass, April 2S.-colby defeat
cd Tufts yesterday afternoon on TUFTS
oval, Ia :. colby scored three runs in
the fourth inning. cary. the first man
up. started the bail rolling by knockinl,
out a three-hags-r. Shaw nicI ont 10
left field 1ilt"n s"ht a Erpund.-r -
shortstop and was ont at first. Trib"u
got IN safe hit and Cary scored. Ham
mond walked. Peterson was hit by tho
pitcher. Thompson then mad" q MT,
bringing in Tribou and Hammond. Cot
ton famed In the fifth inning Tufts
scored its five runs. Five hits were
made. the last hree consecutive. In the
seventh Gupti and Shaw II Colby scored
on Rorer's error and riton came in on
Tribou's single. For Tufts. Knight aud
Priest PLAYED best. and for Colby. Tribnu
did good work
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Bowdoin Easily Defeats
Boston College 10 to 3.
Colby Defeats Old Rivals, Tufts
---Score Six to Five.
Philltps-Exeter Turns Maine Down
-..Seore Eight TO Seven.

Brunswick, Me. April 28.-(SpeciaD.
In a game Of loosely played baseball,
Bowdoin easily defeated the Boston
College team on the Whittier field Sat
urday afternoon. by the score Of 10 10
3. the game being played in the pres
ence Of an unusually small crowd
Bowdoin outclassed their opponents at
all stages Of the game, and had the
home team played with more snap it
might easily have made the score much
larger than was the ease.
The visitors scored two Of their three
runs in the first inning and their other
tally was made in the sixth. EoWdOin
scored four runs in the first, one in
the fourth, four in the seventh and one
in the eighth.
The Boston men went 10 bat first
OKane drew a base on balls ANA took
third on an attempt to catch him in
his steal Of second. Mansfield was hit
by pitched bali ana both men scored
later on a timely hit by Sullivan.
For Rowdoin drew a base On balls
and after Sianw"od had been retired
filling the bases. Lawrence th"n hit
for TWO bags to left field ANA brought
in the three runs. An error AZ third
of McDadr's drive permitted Lawrence
10 score
BOWdOin'S run ia the fourth cnmr III
the natur" nf = Gift. After Harris iIad
missed three ia" catcher missed the
third ban and Harris reached first
safely. ANA mad. th,. rounds nr IIr-
bases on 4 S,ri.@ Of bad errors hy ~.
visitors.
IN tie seventh Flies started things
by securing \ hit ana going u \, rni.d
on 4 aa"rifir" BY Il"nrahan Thra
came thrc" hits III Succession ~ law
en"e. MrDadr ana MInirr, ana ihcs..
with = couple of error; III right ann
center field respectively gave Rnwuuiu
four runs.
Bnwdoin'S ll-t run il me "lghth came
on hit 10y Files ana a gcnIc ,.n an rrru~
Of I."wrcr"" d"ivc To- S,.cnrd
BCwdCin battpd IN" Bostpn pit,- hrr ~ In
throughout TN gam amt silnull Have ....-
cured NOR run, hut failed t. AZ ~ h,.-
caus" sin iii no, prt th.' nrr,., arty man
into The contest
The summary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-29

At South Portland-South Portland 3,
Mohawks of Brunswick 2.
At Hebron-Hebron Academy s. Lewis
ton High 0.
At liamstown-Wiliams 6, Yer
mont !.
At Demonstrations High 9, Wis
cassct High S.
At Saco-Biddeford II, Westbrook A.
At NOrway-Gould Academy II, Norway
High 3.
Cross 9.
At Providance-Brown ; Carlisle !.
At rrinceton-HaveTford IL, Princeton
Freshmen 2.
AT Lexir.gton-Virginia Military Insti-
tute 9. Virginia Polytechnic Il.
At Srringfield-Springfield Training !,
Mass. Ag. College 0.
AT ghkeepsie-Riverview Academy
r. peckskill 9.
At Trov-Trov O. Albany g..
At Atlanta-Atlanta, 5. Nashville g.
At New Orlears-New Orleans 2 Mem
phis a.; innings.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 8, Biz
mingham 4.
AT hreverort-Shreveport :. Little
Rock 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-29

ed the old Athletics in 1889, but cast
his lot with the Brotherhood Of Players
in the fight against the National
League ana played in Philadelphia IN
1890. The following year he went back
TO the Athletics. From 1892 to 1897
was with the Philadelphia Nationals.
He Went to ST Louis in 1898 and diVid-
ed the season between st. Louis and
Cleveland In 1900 he signed with
Ned II3nlon but the following year he
went to Connie Mack and for five years
was one Of the most valued members
of the Athletic team. He was formerly
one Of the best catchers in the bust
ness, but in late years he has covered
third base with unqualified success.
In 1905 things broke badly for Cross
in Philadelphia and he decided to
either secure his release or retire. In
view of his past great services to the
Athletics Manager Mack gave Cross
permission TO negotiate with Washing
ton, with whom he signed in 1906. on
his own Terms
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bilt stable last year was brought home
by this fleet horse. William Duke. the
Vanderbilt trainer, was pointing Main
tenon for the Ascot gold cup, in which
Mr.. Vanderbilt has hoped to reverse the
defeat of Maintenon by Spearmint in the
Grand Prix de Paris last year. Both
horses were entered for the gold cup.
Young Jay Gould undoubtedly will win
the amateur court tennis championship
now being contested in London.
A degree of International interest has
been aroused in pugilism since the ar
rival at San Francisco of the Australian
champion heavyweight William Souires
VINO comes TO these shores with the high
est reputation as boxed Of class. Amer.
leans have not forgotten the other great
lighters who came from the Antipodes
and made their way against this conn
trys best, and are inclined to take
Squires as the only man in sight capabla
of giving battle to Champion Jeffries.
Squires must first show his worth. how
ever, and as an earnest of his eeside m
do SO has posted large forfeit at Los
angeles TO meet the winner of the Jack
Br!en-Tommy Burns contest scheduled
70 take place in that city on Nav ).
should he defeat the winner Of that
match the Australian champion will ask
Jeffries to give him battle and thus will,
take place real international ring con-
test, in which there is always intense
interest.
Inc next big stake event of the Eastern
morse racing season will be the Metronol-
tdh handlcap, to be run May at Rel
mont park. nwenty-seven horses. a. ma
1crlty Of them good performers. are en-
tered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-29

Harvard and Dartmouth will meet
IN held sports in the Stadium at Cam.
bridge Saturday. Much interest is
evinced in the negotiations now going
on between Harvard and Yale for ar
athletic meeting on this side of the
Atlantic during the summer with the
oxford and Cambridge Universities
teams and the hope Is everywhere ex-
pressed that the Englishmen can be
induced to come over.
Miss Anette kellerman, the world {
champion woman swimmer. will arrive
in New York during the week and will
give exhibitions in various cities 1t is
not improbable that a race between the
Australian woman and Miss Elaine
Goldng of Bath Beach, n y. will be ar
ranged. Miss Golding is a marvelously
strong swimmer.
IN" rules and regulations Of the Van
derhilt cup race on Long Island, the blue
ribbon event for motorists. will be an
nounced May i. The race Will take
place this year two weeks later than last
season. The course may be somewhat
changed this year
The English turf will again see Richard
Croker's stable on the famous tracks this
season. Croker mas sent a string of
horses across the Irish channel with Or
by, grandson OF Flying Fox, who won
the Derby in 1899, at its head With this
horse Mr.. Croker hopes to land the much
coveted Derby this year, but turf follow
ers cannot see that he has a chance.
Universal regret is expressed on the
49,
star performer Maintenon has gona
wrong and been relegated TO the stud
Much Of the s246. COO won by the Wander
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-29
Forecast, Season 1907.

New York. April 2S.-The season Of
field ANA track sports. amateur well a
prof, ssi"nal for 1907. will be fairly well
unGcr way with the coming Of the
present week. An the larger colleges
booklet ~ participate in The annual
rowing regatta are turning attention
7" The condition of their crews, and
with the coming Of May track ath-
lctlci Will take on new life. The base
ball season Of the major leagues has
progressed far enough to permit the
followers Of this popular sport to size
up the chances Of their favorites in
the remnant race. and the yachtsmen
VIII break their sales to the early Nav
bfefZ"S Owing 10 the Legislature
restrictions placed upon horse racing
IN the middle West, chief interest in
that sport necessarily centers in the
tracks. upon which will
De run all the established classics with
prospects Of an unusually large num-
Der Of contestants for the rich prizes
me college crews are all aboat now.
working hard for the Poughkeepsie re-
gatta 70 be held June IS and subse-
quent races Reports from all train
ing tables say the oarsmen are round
ing into form nicely. Yale's green crew
there are only two old men in the
boats making vigorous efforts tn get
INTO shape for the match with the
at Annapolis next Satur-
lay Boulton has been definitely picked
70 stroke for the Blue and the sons of
20 ElI hope I" vine out the defeat adj
mh'sttred by the Middies last year
The Navy boat has but two new men
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DECISION FOR GARDNER.
Lowell Man Wins At Chicago's Open
ing Boxing Event.

Chicago. April 2S-The first boxing
contest 70 be given in Chicago for two
years took place at the Chicago A. A.
Saturday night. Jimmy Gardner of
LoWeli, Mass, got I'll" decision over
Jack Reed Of Chicago in a sfx-round
bout. Gardner had the advantage both
~ reach and cleverness. and landed at
will on the Chicago man. AT the end
of the sixth round the blood was
streaming from Reeds nose ana
mouth. while Gardner did not have a
marx. The card included four pre-
liminarY bouts.
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COTE AND BRIGGS.
Match Is Arranged fer May 10 At
Manchester, NJ. n.

Riddefurl, Me, April 2S.--A bout has
been arranged for another meeting of
Arthur Cote ana Jimmy Briggs At
Manchester. May II, al which time
both boys viii Try hard to settle the
question Of which is the better man.
They have fought four or five times
and there has never been much Of an
advantage either way, 50 each will Try
his best 10 get the q, ciSion.
Cote was 10 have met Tommy Sulli-
van Of Lawrence Al The same lnr and
place. but thar match has been can
celled for the 90 with Briggs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-29

AT Johnson, with the Augusta New
England League teams of 1895 and
1896 and sold by that club to Louisville
in the latter year, is playing second
base and captaining the Haverhill
team. He is one Of the trappiest men in
the business and his old friends here
will wish him every success.
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US DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
ONE or THE VETERANS.
LATE Cross Has Rendered Long and
Efficient Service.

Lafayette n. Cross is one Of the old
EFT ana best known baseball players.
He was born IN Milwaukee in 1867 and
when II years old played with the
Sandusky, o., team. In 1886 ne played
for Altoona, Pa, and the two following
years caught for Louisville. He join
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Stephen 5. Landon Of Nem xou,. .

stephen 5. Landon Of New York won
me cup IN the yacht races at New Hav-
en- saturday. covering the course IN 4
hours. min. 20 sec. E. B. CowIes az
Rye. y. Y. was second in 4 hours n
MN. 10 sec. Fred Wackey's yacht can
sized while neck and neck with Cowles
he was picked up half an hour later
by some fishermen. He yelled to the
other racers TO continue, as he was all
right.
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New England League Standing.
CONN. LEAGUE SATURDAY.

Al New London-Norwich g. New Lon
don 2
ven g.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING 6. Hartford 5.
IT Springfield Springfield s. Iiolyokr Z.
At New London-Not wich :. New Lon
don 0.
At bridgeport Bridgeport I. New la
ven g.
At IIartford-W Waterbury g. Hartford )
90 inningS).
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Lyons Does Great Work

New York, April 28-W LYONS ~
the New York A. G. proved 10 he IL
snost ihVincible with the broadsword
saturday night in the national fencing
tournament at the n. Y. A. c. He won
seven out of eight bouts, defeating the
fastest men in the country. r. Benzen-
perg OF the Turn Verein finished sec
ond and w. Eckard Of Chicago third
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Young Erne Outpoints Young Corbett

Philadelphia. April 2S.-Young Cor
bett made a game effort 10 return to
pugiliStic life at the National A. {.
Saturday night. but he was outpointed
in nearly every one of the six rounds
by Young Erne The bout went the
limit, although Corbett was in bad
shape in the fifth round a..d had 10
hang on several times.
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III hTIIOI DUt UIIINT FJNN
c, IN ninth inning.
CONY HIGH.

Two-base hit-Appleton ., Coughln.
Hendee Stolen bases-Tobey, Brown
Clark, Turner, Burgee. Coughiin ?. Ed
wards, Mea6er s. Boardway. Struck
out-By Clark 20. by Meader H. Double
play-Meader TO Coughlin. Hit by pitch
ed ball-By Clark ], by Meader 2. Passed
bdlls-Rarrows 4, Savage ?. Base on
balls-Off Clark I. off Meader 3. Umpires.
SCribner, Young. Time. jh. Attendance.
sTaI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-29

Wray. the Australian sculler, who has
been coaching the Detroit Boat Club,
has challenged Durham to row in To-
ranto bay for the championships Ct
America. Durham i willing provided
the stakes are big enough. The race
will have to be rowed in July if at all.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE SUNDAY.
AT CINCINNLATI.

AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati ..0 % 0 0 Q N-l- 3-2
Pittsburg ......0 l 0 0 0-5-10-4
Batteries Mason, ESSick ard Mclean,
Willis and Gibson. Time. 2h. Umpire,
tombstone.
AT ST. LOUIS.
First game.
st. Louis I'D Q O11O 9 0-2-1o-4
Chicago 30 o 0 0 0 Is Oh
Batteries-Kcebe ard Marshall; Taylor
and Killing. Time. l51. Umpire. O'Day.
Second game:
st. Louis .....n 6 . G 0 0 6 0 0-0-l-3
Chicago ........0 . y o 0-l-4-D
BatterieS-tromme and No0nan; Frazer
and Moran. Time, 1.:Si. Umpire, O'Day.
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SHEA AND SIDNEY.
Two Clever Boxers Will Meet At Club
Rooms Thursday Evening.

Announcement is made by the Au-
gusta Social and Athletic Asso. of
Dout to be held at the club room
thursday evening. May 2. between Kid
shea Of Hallowell and Fred (Young)
sidney of Boston. Both lads are very
clever and the bout should be a good
one.
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TUFTS.

Runs made-By Guptil, Cary. Shaw.
Tilton, Tribou, Hammond. Dustin, Priest,
Gallagher, Freeze. Knight. Threc-bast.
hit-Cary. Stoler bases-Roper, Gala
CHER 2, Freeze, Bovd > Ease on balls
OF Tingley 6. off Thompson ,. Struck 0ut
BY Tingley 5; by Thompson by Coed
Double plays-ThompSon to Tilton 10 Pc
terson; Good TO Peterson: Tilton TO Pc
terson. Wild pitch-Tingfey. Passed balls
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NATIONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY..

AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4. Philadel-
pha 3.
At Brooklyn-New York .. Brooklyn ].
At St. Louis-Chicago 4, St. Louis 3 ~
innings)
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Chicago Crowds Away from
Detroit, Winning 3 to |.
Saturdays Winners: Boston, WASH,
Detroi. and Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN GAMES TODAY.

New York At Boston.
i'lI:airlphia At Washington.
ben lit n, hiraPo.
tlrv,.iand at St. Ions.
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AT ST. LOUIS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At Eoston-Roston 5. Phila delphia q
At Dttruit-Dctroit l., St Louis s.
At ClevCland-ChicagO g. Cleveland 2.
~ New York Washington 3, New YoTl.
go nningSI
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....,S Ii II Z
BOSTON COLLEGE,
Totals

Two-haSe hits Lawrence. Mantcr. Stol-
en- hasrS-Abbott. Harris, O'Kan" p
Mansfield. F'atlCy 2. Bass on halls-GT
Files :. of Malon"y :. Struck "ut-By
FlcS =, by Alaloncy >. Sacrifice hits
1ianrahan. O'Kecf", Malon"y. Double.
play Lawrence to Manttr Hit Nv pitch
ed ball-lowcr. Mansfield. Movuhan.
Umpire. Carrigan of Lewiston. Time, To-
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New England League Saturday.

At Lnwell-Lowell ], Havcrhil / GO in
ninEsJ.
Al awrencc-Lawrence ], Rrockton O.
At Fan River-Fall River 4, Worces-
ter !.
NJ New Bedford-Lynn T. New Fed
+ ri 2
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EASTERN LEAGUE SATURDAY.

A. Parliamentary City ), Provi
d-ncc .
Al BuffalO-Montreal 3, Buffalo J.
Al RocheStt r-Tor1nto 2 Rochester l.
At NCwhrk-Newark g. Baltimore ,
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Pittsburg Beats Cinci 5 TO |
and Goes Step Higher.
Saturdays Winners: Boston, New
York, Pittsburg and Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL GAMES TODAY.

Boston at New York.
Brooklyn At Philadelphia.
Chicago AZ Cincinnati.
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Jack Begley Of York, Pa, will sue
ceed Mckenzie as first baseman on the
Lawrence New England League team.
Mckenzie has been released.
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Royd. Dustin Umpire Callahan Time
2h Attendance, -.
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OTHER GAMES SUNDAY.
OTHER GAMES SATURDAY.

At SyracuSe-Rochester EASTERN Z.
raCusc IN. y. State) 5.
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IIENTS HILL.
IylTt.s

Two-haSc hit-Jordan. Hit ~ pit.'hc |
hall-Will,rt. Umpire, Ralph Kendall.
Time. l2n