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quickly.
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The bites and stings of ia
seCts, sunburn, cuts. burns and
bruises relieved at once with
9inesalve Carbolized. Acts
like a pOultice. Draws out in
fiammation. Try it. Price 25c.
Sold by Winslow Drug Store.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

Keep the pores open and the
skin clean when you nave cut,
burn, bruise or scratch. Dewitt S
Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve
penetrates the pores and heals
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

and see for yourself what this
preparation can and will accom-
plish. Address DIR. Shoop,
Racine, Wis. Large jars 80 cents
Sold by W. A. Keeler.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-16
FUN. FUN. FUN.

The teachers and pupils of the
Lumberport school win give play
entitled Captured; or the Old
Maids Triumph" Wednesday night,
December IS, in the opera house
there. The proceeds will be for
the public school library, to which
they have already added forty new
volumes this year. Go one and
all, and help the good cause. along.
This play is comedy In four acts,
with special music and recitations
between acts. The biggest hit of the
season. Don not fail to go. Ad-
mission Is and 25 cents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-16
DEEDS RECORDED.

NJ. j. Francis to Martha A. Small
wood, / lot, ReynoldsvilIe.
Il. Sherman Strother to Herman e.
Strother, 81 acres, Katy Lick.
Herman e. strothcr to L. Sherman
strother, 81 acres. Katy Lick.
G. w. +. Randolph to d. l.. Perine,
l lot, Salem.
Peter Gain to Harley d. Gain. lot,
Union Heights.
Mary G. Wilson to Walter NJ
Shain, lot Jarvis addition, city.
w. S. Law to G. W., II. NJ. and
Frank Shuttleworth, 1 acre, Broad
Oaks.
Davis-Hornor Co to James NJ. Criss,
/ lot, GrasseIi.
H. w. Afford to Myrtle Evans, lot,
Wallace.
Fritz Johnson to S. II. Ashcraft,
lot Shinnston.
r. II. Hardesty to same, 2 lots
Shinnston.
NJ. c. and C. - sperry, special com
missioners for NJ. +. Bartlett, to
James j. Conneli, l lot, Adamston.
Frank Lanteri to Giuseppe Forte, 1
lot, Reynoldsville.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-16
PERSONAL

Robert L. Bland. of Weston,
member OF the House Of Delegates,
was a prominent visitor here Mon
day.
n. H. Brown, of MOrgantovn.
spent few hours here Monday
morning enroute TO Braxton county.
n. A. Blass. travelling salesman
for the Williams & Davisson com
pany, has gone to Angola, Ind, 10
visit his folks until after the holt
days.
], H. Chapman, of Sutton, IS a
visitor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. viger have re-
turned from stay of several weeks
at Altemont, Ill. Mr.. Viger has
been looking after the interests OF a
company formed by him here 20
drill an oil ell on property leased in
the Casey oil field. The well is still
drilling.
D. ]. O'Neil, OF Warrington, was
visitor here Sunday and Monday.
Michael Dolan, of Wolf Summit,
spent Monday in the city.
NJ. z. Lawson was here Monday
from Bridgeport on business before
the county court.
Charles d. Johnson, of fleetwood,
the genial proprietor of the Yew
Pine Inn at Redwood, spent satur-
day night and Sunday in the city
and left Sunday night for Charles
ton to attend the annual convention
OF hotel keepers of this state.
DR.. c. Oyster, OF Lumberport,
spent Monday in the city on bust
ness.
Patrick Mcdonald. who was injur-
ed in the Monongah explosion. has
been discharged from the Miners hos
pital at Fairmont and brought to this
city, where relatives are looking after
him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-16
MIR. sM1snER HERE.

Charles w. Swtshcr, secretary of
state and candidate tor the Repub-
lican nomination for governor, was a
prominent guest at the Waldo hotel
last night. lie left this morning for
Grafton and other points in the inter-
est of his candidacy, which he says is
progressing quite satisfactorily.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-16

In order to accommodate the many
Christmas shoppers the Watts-Lam-
herd Co.'S new store will be open at
ter supper each evening this week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-16
Real
Estate
Is the
Basis
of ALL
Wealth.

We make these statements
openly that you can buy Real
Estate lower through us than
to deal direct with the owner,
ana any purchase of Real
Estate in CIarIsburg will
bring you n greater invest
ncnt than any other place
you can put your money.
We have o lots at Upland
Grove, price from 100000 10
$4,000 on mstnIlmcnts of
$4,000 down and $1,000 per
month. without interest. \
liberal reduction will DC
made for cash or on terms
onc-third down and balance
in one and two years.
Do not forget that VIC have
80 lots on Kelley I'm ranging
in price from S35O.oO to
$4,000. Terms, $1,000 or
$4,000 down and same
amount per month without
interest and without taxes.
Part OF this property in the
city and part on the edge OF
the city.
We have a good purchase
on Mechanic street OF three
or four level lots, price
100000 each; size of lots,
3Ox12O feet. Corner lot.
s1,25o.oO.
Cottagc, five rooms, on
Marshall street, Broad Oaks,
frame, slate roof, on lot 05x
135 feet In depth. Price,
s3,25O.OO; s1,25o.oo cash,
residue in one and two years,
6 per cent. interest. Hero is
a fine piece OF property and
good place for home.
House OF 5 rooms, bath,
Dodge Court, lot 3Ox5O feet,
frame, slate roof. Price,
$1,75O.OO. Terms, 100000
down and easy payments for
balance.
. lots on Main street,
Broad Oaks, aox1541l feet
each. Price, $4,000.
) lots on Oak street, 35x7O
feet. ut $4,000. ANA one
ut $4,000. Hero is ono of
the best purchases in CIarlss-
burg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-16
QUOTATIONS

New York quotations furnished by
C. H. Achenbach, room 763 Empire
building, Clarksburg, Dec. 16, 1907.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-16
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
ENGRAVING

Have your jewelry and novelties en-
street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Syracuse University opened its new
stadium Ivy Defeating Hobart College. =
to o
YCst SAYS his team this. year will H..
the equal "f any of his MANY champions
Cf tho West
Rcgan. an old Exeter player Is onr nf
the promising candidates for quarter
back at L. of =.
Draper Of PENNSYLVANIA has taken Il
set of special exams. and it's odds i"o to
] he plays football again.
At University of California the ruiz,
preventing Freshmen playing on Var
sity teams has been abandoned
Frank Iickarski. Pcnn's old guard and
an nllAmcriCan is in his time is; coach
ing Washington and jefferson AGAIN.
The undergraduates NJ Cornell ar, sat
isficd with their new system Of .ratiuatn
coaching which is in charge cf SchoclI
k"pf. for two years fullhack at Harvard
II will be interesting to So. if Ha,y,r,
mud Yale really are sincere in th,i,,
tentative agreement to allow the cen
trail board to provide officials .or their
game at Cambridge, Nov. %
Athletic Manager Everard THOMPSON
IF Yale has arranged for an increa sell
seating capacity for the Yale-rrncrton
game Nov. l6. Last year for the Har-
Hard game there were about 3sOtj seats.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08
All Ready For
T0night's Bout.

F.vrrthing is in readiness for the box
ing tournament which will take place
ut CitE han this evening, and which it
is believed. will be the best that has
been off red to the Spurt-lovinE public
of Augusta and the neiGhboring cities
along the Ktnnchcc. as it has for the
main attraction i bout between two Of
thr clcvcrcSt bantamW, lights on the At
lantiC coast, and will, as will the other
Iout. on tn. card, be fought strictly on
its merits.
III" contestants in the other bouts
have not climbed rs high on the ladder
Of ru@iliS1ic fame as the principals in
th" main bout, but they have got their
feet placed. and will give an exhibition
tnut Will b" we'll worth seeing. and TAX
cn an in Ill the exhibition will be one
that non can afford to miss.
I'hn nIuin event of the evening viii
l." Il SiA-r"ulld go between Joe Wagner
Of Now York. the recognized 113-pollnd
champion Of \mcrica. and Kid Du-
fresno. the French Canadian champion
of the world. Inth boys have been in
tho city for Il number of days 10 finish
th"ir training AMI both are in the pink
of condition. They will weigh in at 6
O'Clock this afternoon and must weigh
10 pounds or under.
Dthcr features nf the evening will be
hn'Its between Bobby Goode and Kid
Strinccr nf Augusta. Young Lcdcau of
Eid'l"f"rd and Patsy Mckcnna of Dub
lin. ani Kid Curri" of Gardiner and
kid Alhcrts of Augusta. all of which
should be good ones. \ special feature
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08
CAME AS SURPRISE,
No One Had Suspected That Tigers
Would Capture Pcnnant.

Chicago oct In discussing the
victory "f the Detroit Tigers President
Ban johnson nf the American League
said:
'"The winning by Detroit of the
American League championship was in
the nature of Il SurprS" tn the follow
ers of the national game. Few there
were who picked the Tigers early in
the season t" capture the highest hon
Ors in our organization.
"Much Of tn" credit for this splendid
achievement j. due to Manager jon
nings 1t WAS generally conceded that
the Detroit club had strong timber in
its makeup, but it remained for Jrn-
ninES. with his skill and courag" and
excellent Judgment to mold the ,ombi-
nation into a championship team
"Dnn"van Killian, MulIin and Sew
or. in the pitching department. did
grand work while the, remarkable bat
ting fcats of Cobb and Crawford
brought many IL victory to Dctroit's
standard.
The American League campaign 81
1907 furnished the grandest Struggl. Cor
Championship flag in the history of
baseball Chicag"',s double victory last
year gave the club much prestige and
imhu"d the players with a spirit of
Confilt nee that made the team almost
unbeatable in the early weeks Of the
season
''The failure of .Altrock as a service
able pitcher and the loss Of owen We're
81 sever" handicap to- the White Sox.
When Walsh. much nvcrworkcd. began
10 faltcr, Chicago lost ground rapidly
i'll tn" race. The team. however. made
81 splendid and game struggle to the
very end.
"Connic Mack and his Athletics wcre
unfortunate. Philadelphia would prob
ably have captured the prize had it
not been for an accident to Bender. In
the last four weeks of the season the
big Chief was of no value to tn"
struggling and snr"ly pressed Athletics.
Tho erratic Waddell failed the club at
the crucial moment
"CrvCland should have been IL more
prominent factor at the end. There
was lack of Judgment and skill in the
handling of the teams pitchers. \
spirit of perseverance" was also Woe
fully lacking in this club
"New Yurk'S failure to he prominent
for pcnnant honCrS WIS due to two
causes. the weakness and lack of con-
tiitiGn of its pitchers in the early spring.
and the insuhorinatinn Of f.lberfcld in
mid season
With Detroit as our contcnding club
we hope tn hold the honors for the
worlds championship 50 gloriously won
by .hc White SoX in the fall Of 1906"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08
BILL BAILEY SAYS.
Pertinent Observation by One Of Bos
ton Posts Sporting Men.

And, as tho subject rf the un,,irc
cr"rs NJ. it is we'll to not" in passing
that tn" baseball season is taprring off
nicely with one of the Iehma"Ilt"s in n
81. Louis hospital with u fractured
skull. Any fears we may nav" cherished
that baseball would die tam"ly with
out any Eoiy adjilncts ar" finally re-
litV"d.
The hunting s, aSon will be ON in II
little while now. and those that lik" to
tramp tn" wood, with rirIr or shot gun
viii tax. their departure from the city
+" their favoritt haunts. \ friend Of
min". who got tn" fever curly. went
on: rabbit shouting last wreck He re-
turned and told an interesting group
tha' hc rnt II rabbit; with II shots.
Some knpckcr in the crowd had to spoil
it hy stating that it was more likely
that it took II shot; for each rabbit
iI'r" is the way %nm'"n" got tn
ross nj III Portsmouth, \. H.. the 9TH
tr day. Th"r" was to j." i dorN race.
and it MAS supposed mat there Wrr.' to
H. iiN" pr six bouts in the rae When
it came time to start. thrr" were hui
two tn report. and they were sent over
tn" ours" in III" race for TN cup Then
til" commodore wanted tn" tNn men
VIII" 7, fused to 20 in tn" first place. t.
row against iii" time made by tho pre-
Ii",IS winner. They did and brttcrcd ii
''y Il few seconds. The cup NaS given
t" tn" crew making tho best time. J
KEELING Of Portsmouth wants, to know
ii h" had 4 right to make Il Kick. I
should say II" did. When The gun was
fired the first tim" the race was on
and the second crews should never
have been StHrtCu unless the conditions
for %uCh We're rrrvinllly arranged
The gri1ron may have the diamond
ErogEy and down for the count in SOM.
towns on the circuit, hut it doesn't re-
auirc amy ser To put uS adjacent as To
which holds tho belt in Phillic
Another source Of won,irrm"nt to the.
common mind Will be con, crncd with
the future of II. Jennings during the
fast approaching long lay off II ON
braces the Snpp">Ition that h" will br
unable I" "n1ur" existence without the
constant active CompanionShip of a
steam calliopc
Having brac"l our minds firmly Ne
- all prepared for the fall harvest Of
weird baseball items. After getting next
To the total disinicgra tinn Of the White
SIX and a>simiat,.d the future career
~ }. McGraw in AL its rlcthorir ,.tri,.-
". any delvng into III" archives Of IL.
amanuenSis "f An3nias the Great will
cause fit Of yaWning
PERSONS of ah economical turn of
l'iHu VIII always consider that the no
'i" iaStimr Of baseball has lead nf
several laps over baseball. inamurh X
Inc bargain matinee can never borcm..
i feature of the latter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08
COBB THE STAR.
Holds Lead Over Wagner and Is Boss
Hitter Of the Big Leagues.

The compilation of the seasons bat
ting averages in both the ma j"r league;
.;hcwy' Cobb Of Detroit to he the lead
ing hitter of tn" fence Summers. he
having wrcStcd the honorS from Wag-
ner OF tn" IittShurgs during last Wc"k.
II long hits, however. Wagner holds
the vantage with II extra bases as
against 13 for Cobb In Stolcn bases al
So. HonuS eXcels by ~ to 80, but Cobb
has a lead of one in number of runs
recorded. In the American League
Crawford ana JrncS, both of the De-
trnits. are the champion n-gctt "rs
III" former having 1O2 to his credit. the
latter 101. As both lead cobb in the
teams batting order. it is easy t. sec
tho product Of the latter's great stick
work
L"cch of PitsLurG holds the banner
record for runs in the National circuit
beaumont of Boston, with Il string of
l>% base hits is not Surpl SStd in either
league. except by cobb. Whc is tn" on
" plajrr to reach the 20" mark in
base hits.
'ianlcy of Washington is second to
cobb in stolen bases. Flick of CI"v.-
land standing third. In the Nationals
Mage" Of Philadelphia and Clarke of
IittSburG abe Wagncr's nearest com
p"tit"rS in base running. Nichols Of tho
Athletics. Ganlcy of Washington and
Jones of ST. Louis ar" the American :
best sacriiic" hittcrs. Will" in tha Ma =
tiun:tl circuit i\n,b" Of Philad.lpli;t
Shcckard of Chicago ana Casey nf
l:ruklyn arr the tnpnotchors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08
AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
Tigers Follow in Cubs Footsteps and
Land Another Pennant.

Chicago. oct 1T is a singular COW
cidcncr that just % years elapsed n
tween pcnnants for the Chi"aG" ). 4
tionalS and thS Detroit hall team.
In 1S6 the .Ans"nian tribe Won its last
flag In 1905. Chance. and his husky
gang took down another.
In 1897 the big four and their coad-
TUTORS won a glorious victory and u
was not until 1907 that Detroit won
another pcnnant.
Sor1 Crawford is q type of what the
Dctroits were - wears ago. hut thc rest
of the team is different.
Crawford is 4 good reproduction Of
Dan Rrouthers. Schmidt is good,
hard-wOrkinG catcher. bnt not such
star as Bennett. Pavne does net COM
pare with Camel. O'Lcary is Il nimhlrr
shurtStop than Rowe was. but not such
p hattcr Richardson was bit faster
than Germany SChaefcr. The Detro'tS
Of 1857 were big and strong. who
marched urnn Il foe and walked over
him fv sheer weight of bats.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08
Murphy Asks
The President.

onc Of the first acts. after tn" cincliml,
of tia" T"uaut 10y the Chicago National
Ica2u" club was the dispatchiuG OF IN
in>'itati"n t" President E""S, Welt and his
cabinet t" attend with th"ir families tn"
gaines which may b" PLAYED ON the Cub
grounds. MIR. Murphy'% invitation to tn"
nations "Necutiv" follows:
Sept. =, l:m.. Tie Hon. The"'l"r"
E""sovslt President United St.ttc%,
Washin.trn. u. r.-Mv Dear Mr.. Pr,si-
d"i'r y series of baseball games is I" h .
PLAYED in ia" u"H,- future. for Tin" chH'n-
I'innShir If the world, and III" thiCag"
National I.thGn" Baseball club hy -
victory oyer Philadelphia ycStcid day, has
carried ~" right to contest I"r this
exalted honor.
11c f.:ct that our club would l." u cot
t,'Stnut for til" worlds championship has
Ircru manifest for some time ANA il La :
been suggested to ne that il would y"
an l"priat" to rXt"ui In"St cordial in
vitatior - you tn attend nm event nf this
kind hith is of world VIII" imrnitHnc".
tn" suggestion has met with my earnest
approval. aUd |. therefore. an behalf "t
on" "i II" clubs involved in this great
contest. extend to N"u and Mrs. E""@'-
Welt and The m"irlrer% Of Your family /.
Wen as to IT," ,n"lni,"ri "f Your cah-
Ir'r ANA their families. cordial invita-
ton t" witness any and all th" :,Hin"S
t" !" :lHV"'i for til. highest h"n"r in
BASEBALL tn" championship of tn world
N this tim" il is not known Which club
will contest with ,IS for this honor. but
not MANY days will cItpS" hnfor" some
tIr" definite viii Il" known a~ to winch
"nh in III" American I.rH"II" will dn lat !
IL" with Tia" flIirac" National l." Iru..
club for this h"nnr
E;''fliZin:: Vo1n 10y" for outdoor sport
and knowing 'l':t YOU an" u partisan OF
baseball l"tnuSr IF IT" honesty ann its
h"aith:nl ana irrir"raiin;c nature, have
th' i;nnnr tp b". Yours r"Sr"' tf1IllV.
CHARLES w MI"EIiIY
President Chicago League I:lll club
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Tucytl,v-Rousc O'Rrieu VS. Dave Desh
Icr 1t Minnisimmct A. g., Chelsea; Aih"rt
belmont VS.. Johnny Lynch ut Lymans-
Vile. T. r.: Billy Glover VS. Dick Nelson
at New York.
Wcdno s'lay-Routs at Wayne a. e..
PHILADELPHIA
Tiursda''-Eouts at Broadway A. C..
Philadelphia.
Fri,lay-Al Kaufman VS.. Dave Barry
at Philadelphia: Charlie Ncarv VS.. Man-
rice Savers AT Malwaul-c": Ruhe Smith
w Henry Woods at Pueblo. col: jeff
pohcrty VS. Jim GorInlcv ~ Mcrilen. G.
Saturlav-Eouts nj National A. G..
Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08
GREATEST PLAYER LIVING.
Everybody Comedies .Wagner's Su
prcmacy as a Shortstop.

IN every selection of An-AmcriCan
teams hy critics all over the country it
will ~ noted that TnnuS Wagner is
the man picked Ia ill the shortstop's
uoSlti"I. on -imrrica's representative
team
Opinions differ as t. the respective
m 'ritS "f Cii;'Sr ANA Chance at first. al
:" - I" whether King OF Hrcsnahan is
IL" foremost catcher playing ball to-
day But there is no dispute over Wag-
nrr. l'y common consent everyone ac-
kunNlcuccs his right to the supremacy
over ail thn shnr$tnpS nf the present
1ay. AMI nine ou; Of every 10 fans agree
that the IiG-lilndcd HnnuS is the
&rrHtrst ball player living. and Il man
" h" would nave uut#hnnc such baseball
stars rs Kelly. Anson and the rest had
he b""n playing in the same century
with them.
Wagner is but - years Of age. having
been born at Carnegie" Pa, Feb. "A.
lN.l. f!c stands " fCc;. ii inches and
weighs normally about 100 pounds.
NA%ncrS iilSt engagement was with
IN" Slcuhcnvillc o. team, ana from
there he went to Warren. Pa In 1896
Ii" was with Paterson of the Atlantic
League. and i'll July of that year was
purchased by Louisville. He became
q member Of the ttshurg team in 1900
ana closed that season IL: the leading
baiS!l!;In of tho league
He is = daring and successful base
run.l"r. Il brilliant fielder. famed for
Wonderful stops. and the "Warner
INIT can shot tic BAN across the Gia-
m"id f':it"r than any man in The
n"S'2' an" as Il batSman hc has no su-
rcri"r. 1t is claimed that he receives a
salary OF very nearly $4,000 from Pitts
burg.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08
OUT FOR A WEEK
Yalc's Star Drop Kicker Was Badly
Hurt in Saturdays Game.

New Haven. a., cot. :. 80 Spc"ii!
trains "i puiuman drawing; ROOM carr,
viii j." run from N,W Work. and i'usi"n
t" this city t"r tho IHi,-i'l'iuc't"u
football !;:,ui" thi. Year hce:ifIY" of 'h,.
tr"llb) th,y cause t" the "tir'" 4r""in,.;
MI tin train" run Ia tn" game will i"'
IT "rdfr:ry passenger ears
!IiIr-- Wheaton, laFr'S u, st hr,r
kicker. was i"Iind 20 hay" been Injurcr!
$" hadiE il tn SyrHcuS'. c:'nl.' s'at'tr-
daN th.i ~ viii y" unable to l.lny Tor
i w,"il. E!i4 liir ua+ hn'lly lrli.;..I
III r"l"n~" I" requests fr'.' Heel
'rA"h l[n"<. G""r%" Adr", uuIrtcr-ht"N
il -, ard Chester Neal, "u.l rush IN
l"'i. s"nt word that ih'.y will ."Ir tn.
'"at.hln:; stan th- week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08

Baseball Is a Harmless Game
AS Compared With Football.

fuuI and wort undcr tn" fence, with
Tucker III witt pursuit He ;orr open
the cate. d;tehrl down the all'yNaN
and :e,l the !iall, then started back, but
~" "atr ha.l swung shut ami four or
tiv, ardent i.itishlr@ r""t,rs We're hold
~ il tir.r;.. tta&n,r, who hit the bail.
Mas tearing toward third when he at
tempted IL Climb tn" gate. He reached
tho top. and then the r""t"rs swung The
gate, open with Tom on top. and held
hlu there until I'll" run scored. Even
rn,n laughed ;tS he came back up tn"
field. although bruised and scratched.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08
BASEBALL.
MCGuire's Boys Trim the
Boston Nationals 4 to |.
81. Louis Nationals Feat The
Americans, Six 10 Ore.
Ban Johnson Talks Concerning
Detroits Great Victory.

Boston. oct. THE National and
American League teams nf this city b.
gan playing a ninc-game series today.
Youngs pitching WAS the deciding fac
tor. and the American team won by T."
]. To,iay's game WAS played on the
American grounds Tomorrow, Wcdncs-
day and Thursday thr games will bi
played on the National grounds, and on
the other DAYS this week on thos1 of the;
American club.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08

Al"rE irc=.ainS. TIE san Francisco
p:"mot"r hH' tHk"r Fob ward, TIC cx-
hn'"t"hf h'aFNH'i""t champion. under
ms management f,rng@nInS believes
Ward Il c"nl"r. lie is cnly ;. wears old.
weighs 2Hi pounds, stands (; fer, and can
IT TX" trip hammer vita b,.h hands,
IiG iaS ttd Y h"nts aad %nn ,hcm in
SNIr l'l,, ol i""E rounds. Ginegains thinks 50
WI now ct N"rn'S ability that 10 j.
coin" to cii;,ll"nuc the winner Of ~,
SIUl'es ard Sullivan bout 10 meet him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08

- larS" and enthusiastic meeting of
lcshmen responded to Capt Parkcr's
r;;Il - Tor "anifdates for the footbal t-:i,l
iEuHSd;iN night ut Harvard \ total IF
~. men registered. This is tie l,r-,..t
FRESHMAN football squad that c-er came
out for Practice
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08
Harvard Wins
Championship.

Philadelphia. oct. -. Harvard this
aftfrir,n Won the intercollegiate lawn
tcnni: championship in doubles on til"
courts of the Merton Cricket Club at
Hav"rfnrd n W. Niles and \. Dab
rcy defeating s. Gordon and y. Ger
larh "f Princeton. The scores were O.,
o.,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08
NATIONALS.

rwo-laS" hits toncrlt"n Thrrr-
base hit EIIit. Saclitic" lifts tnn"al-
ton. Rates. I'ft on hls"S Ani"r ans II.
Nationals ? First on balls oh Y"un: :.
off Dorner , Hit hy pitcher Hv Do' nor.
Young. Struck out Bv i"uuG ;, hv Dor
n"r I. Time. l.. tnpircs. Connolly and
EfnSlie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-10-08

INA" Pref. J"c Robinson got into
tI"h'He a=:in III Pont> pridd. Wales. the
o,i'" h'@ni y" fought Fred Welsh in
priIate. and Welsh gave rim s,ich ::
heat;nE tl'at Eohins"n's seconds trrey
up the sponge in the 18th round. Welsh
Vii " III now come I" America 20 try Ia