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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-02
Story of the Christ.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28
OFF FOR ELKTON
Football Team Out After V.
T. S. Team.

The Hopkinsville High School
Football team will leave this morn
ing, overland, for Elkton. to play
the first team of the Vanderbilt
Training School. The team has been
practicing daily and is confident of
being able to defeat the Elkton team.
Those who will go are VIM. A. Ev-
ans, Jas. Breathitt, Jr., captain;
Ben Warfeld, Chas. Meacham, Jr.,
Bentley Rudd, George Abbitt. Fred
Long, Raymond Tichenor, Caldwell
Feland. Robert Dabney, Orville
John Breathitt and Ralph
Meacham.
George Peach will go along as
referee. A good many others will
go as rooters.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28
EDITOR MERRY BACON
Is Soon To Wed Miss Carrie
E. Moore, of Marion.

Miss Carrie E. Moore, of Marion,
KY, recently manager of Lockyear's
Busines ss College, in this city, but who
returned to her home last spring,
will soon return to Hopkinsville as
the bride of the popular newspaper
man, Mr.. Merriwether E. Bacon, of
the New Era. They will be married
at Marion, Wednesday, October, g.,
at 800 p. M, at the Methodist
church. They will arrive here at 6:25
the same evening and go to house
keeping at TAG East Ninth street.
Miss Moore is a daughter of Mr.. J..
A. Moore and is young lady of rare
beauty, intelligence and graces of
mind and person. Mr.. Bacon is the
son of DIR. T. L. Bacon and is one of
Hopkinsville's most popular and de-
serving young men. The Kentuck-
ian tenders them it's good wishes in
advance.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28
Governor Will Be In East
ern Kentucky Next
Week.
SPEAKING HERE OCT. 4.
Two Congressman Will Fill
Second District Dates
Together.

Hopkinsville is to love both Bryan
and Beckham in the speaking cam
paign, since it is not likely that an
attempt will be made to elect Dem
ocrat to the Legislature. Mr.. Bry-
ans train will go through the Third
District instead of coming from
Guthrie to the l. c. Gov. Beckham
will he sent elsewhere Oct. A, and
Congressman Stanley will fill the
following dates with Ollie James:
Tuesday, Oct. 1, Smithland, l pm
Wednesday, Oct. 2, Eddyville, ]
p. m.
Thursday, Oct. 8, Cadiz, l p. m.
Friday, Oct.4, HopEinsville,1 pm
Friday, Oct. 4, Pembroke, z p. m
Saturday, Oct. 5, Elkton, l p. m
Saturday, Oct 5, Guthrie, 6 p. m
The speaking in Hopkinsville will
take place at the tabernacle.
Gov. Beckham will speak in East
ern Kentucky on these dates.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28
BAPTIST BANQUET
Will Celebrate Pastor len
kens' Anniversary.

Rev. Millard A. Jenkens will
preach on Rome and Religion"
Sunday night at the Baptist church.
Usual services in the forenoon. DR..
Jenkens will complete the first year
OF his pastorate in November and it
is planned to tender him a banquet
at the church to celebrate the an
nlversary. In a little more than ten
months, DR.. Jenkens has added
l75 to the membership of his church
and a $1,000 addition to the building
has been erected.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28
The Annual Time For Quail
flying The City
Voters.
POLLS AT SIX PLACES.
All Cities Required To Hold
Registrations For The
November Election.

All voters residing in cities and in
corporated towns are required to
register at their respective voting
places the first Tuesday in October,
which this year is Oct. /. Only those
who will be legal voters of the pre-
cinct where they register on Nov.
5, are entitled to get their names on
the books. Each voter registered is
given a certificate which must be
shown to the election officers before
his vote will be recorded. 1t is,
therefore, very important that these
certificates be taken care of. The
polls open at a. m. and are requir-
ed to be kept open until 9 p. m.
The election officers officiate at the
registration. The registration will
be held in Hopkinsville, six precincts;
Pembroke, two; Crofton, two; Gra-
cey. Fairview and Lafayette, one
precinct each. 1t will be borne in
mind that the postoffice precinct in
this city has been divided and that
all voters west of Main street
up to 18th and thence west of High
street are in the new No. 6 precinct
The voting places in Hopkinsville are
as follows:
No. Comfy Court room.
No. 2-West & Co.'S. Warehouse.
No. 9-Tandy & Co.'S. .
No.t4-Moayon's Hall.
No. 5-Mabry's Stable.
No. 6-Cooper's Warehouse.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28
HILL-FOGARTIE.
Former HOpkinsville Teach
er To Become a Bride.

Announcements of the approach
marriage of Miss Mary Edna Fogar-
tie have been received in this city.
She will be married Oct. 8, at Balm
bridge, Ca, to Rev. William Hen
derson Hill. Miss Fogartie is a
daughter of the Rev. j. E. FQgartie,
recently pastor of the Ninth Street
Presbyterian church, and was a
teacher of the Hopkinsville public
school during the last term. She
is young lady Of many attractions
and has wide circle of friends in
this city.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28
Veteran Pastor,

Elder w. E. Mobley of Elkton has
been serving the Bera Christian
church near Adairville as pastor con-
tinually for forty-two years besides
eight years before the civil war.
Elder Mobley is now in his S5th
year, has always kept abreast of the
times and is a very entertaining and
forcible speaker. Fifteen years
since the congregation abandoned
the practice of an annual call and
notified him that the pulpit was his
as long as he was able to iill it.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28
Held To Answer.

Fred Manning, the negro who was
brought here by Deputy United
States Marshal Cundiff, charged
with having been implicated in the
burgalry of the postoffice at Aliens
vile several weeks ago, was taken
before Commissioner L. Yonts, who
held Manning to answer before the
Federal grand ury.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28
WALLACE ROPER.
Invited to Take Part In LOs
cal Show at ClarkSville.

Miss NJ. P. Pugh will present her
Butterfly Carnival" in Clarksville
next Friday night. Wallace Roper,
who made such big hit here in the
play in the part of Giant, has been
invited by Miss Pugh to take the
same part in the Clarksville rem
dition ard has accepted. He went
to Clarh sville last night for a re-
hearsal
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28
For Sale.

New cottage on East Ninth street.
J.F. ELLIS.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28
Nabb-Groom.

Mr.. N. E. Nabb, of the Wallonia
neighborhood, has announced the
approaching marriage of his daugh-
ter, Miss Edward Nabb. to Mr.. Gle
Wis G. Groom. of Cobb, KY, to take
place the latter part of, October at
his residence. These young people
are both very prominent in their
communities Record.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28
HAGER COMING
Will Speak in HOpkinsville
On October 9.

1t is announced that Judge S. W,
Hager and the Hon. A. o. Stanley
will speak as follows:
Hopkinsville, Wednesday. Oct. g.
p. m.
Madisonville. Thursday, Oct. 10,
at l p. m.
Darlington, Thursday. Oct. 10, al
7:30 p. m.
Henderson, Friday, Oct. IL, l pm
Dixon, Saturday, Oct. IL, l p. m.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
Hold Rally Meeting To-day
at Roaring Spring.

The Trigg county rally meeting of
Christian churches will be held at
Roaring Spring to-day and Sunday.
The program contains the names of
Miss Bette Hopper, Judge C. H.
Bush, Mr.. Geo. c. Long, Prof. H..
Clay Smith and Ed. H. d. Smith, of
this city.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28
Colt Show.

j. E. Stamps will have colt show
the first Monday in October in this
city. All colts of his horse L. A. D.
are invited to compete for the prizes
he will give.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-09-28

Daniel A. Ryan, an attorney, was
nominated for Mayor by the Repub-
lican municipal convention in San
Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
BANGOR d: AUGUSTA 3.
Close, Snappy Game With Toss-up for
the Choice.

Bangor, Me, May 17.-(SpcciaD.-
Augusta came out one run to the bad
in the game with Bangor today but
Il vas case Of "hoss and boss" as
far az the merits Of the teams went
Tho field MAS very heavy and slippery
ana both teams suffered Anything
like fast fielding or good basc-runnini
was impossible.
BanGor's runs were all made off Aver
i'll in the four innings that he WAS il
the box When Dupce went in change
came over the landscape and he closed
the locals out without 4 hit against
him. All the bad luck seemed to come
Augusta's way and things turned
wrong when hit meant runs. Glea-
son was effective for Bangor on the
face Of the returns. but he had the
light end Of the hating order when
ever nc was in hole.
Talbot. who was promptly dubbed
the k1t2cnjammcr Kid" by the
blCachcrS. spoiled Il nice tWO-bagger
and I! chance for a run in the second
by negIecting the formality of touch
ing first base while the umpire was
watching and again was caught nap
ping and rinchcd while wandering too
far off third, both instances Of care
lcsSncSs altogether uncalled for. In
the third with two men out, Allen and
IL" got in singles but Gibbs famed
Two bases on balls. bad infield work
ana Il tWn-bagger by Donovan gave
bangor three runs in the third. Angus
= first run came in the fourth Tai
bot getting on by a nice single, steal
ing second and brought home by
capt. O'LouGhln's fine double to deep
right. \ IaSe on balls and two singles
gave HanGOr the fourth tally in the
fourth inning. "Baggy" Allen got on in
tho fifth with single and worked
around on an error and put-out. Au-
GuSt.tS third tally was made hy Gibbs
VII" put out a nice single and scored
on Il wild throw by II. Webb which
went to the bcachers.
After DGpce went in things looked
brighter for Augusta and although the
Bangor men seemed to be able to locate
the bail they couldn't place it safely
anywhere. The only thing that Ban
Cor appeared to have on Augusta was
2 little better biting team. Bangors
battery was able with the stick while
none .! the four bon mon for Augusta
gained NOR" than a passing acquaint-
ancc with the bail.
TIL" Bangor fans turned out we'll to-
day and with good day, Saturday.
there will he Il big crowd.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
WALSH HAS CONTROL.
Exhibits Ability to Place Spit Da''
Whenever He Wishes.

Sic Ell Walsh Of the White Stock
ings was taking his first Warm-up
after his accident with Middies
Schacfer, behind one Of the big South
side stands. when Ficne, who was
catching him. found the spit ball
working 50 well that he called 10
Walsh
Hit me on The toe.
Walsh accepted the challenge. ne
had an extra amount of drop on the
ball and t'iene missed it entirely, the
ball passed the glove and, catching the
PLAYER square on the foot. bounced
over. the fence into Goth street. When
the ball was returned To walsh
Catcher Sullivan discovered Ffcncs
pipe lying on the ground.
Hit the pipe" said Sullivan.
Walsh took aim at the meerschaum
and planted the ball within two inches
of it. covering it with dirt Then ne
called Sullivans attention to his con-
troll while F'iene. glad for an excuse
grabbed his pipe and ran for the club
house.
Walsh asked to pitch and Jones
reluctantly consented. after he was
sure the big fellow was well over his
injury.
Il did not want to start him too soon
after such an injury, but | guess he
has fully recovered. except for little
soreness in the back of his neck. with
him all right again, we will give the
Eastern clubs Il royal reception sad
Fielder Jones.
Jones was impressed with F1enes
work in the box the other day, with
the exception of his control. He SAID
the tall one would be a great pitcher
as soon as he gets his control, now
that he was working with the spit
ball" 1t was not his fault that the
game was not won he worked in. Had
Hahn taken that long fly, which he
should have gotten easily had he not
misiudged it. we would have won the
last Cleveland game. But that is the
luck of the game at times when one
least expects it. We are still i'll the
lead and hope to remain there. We
look pretty good now and Will look
better when Davis is back in perfect
condition." added Jones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
MAINE BASEBALL NOTES.

In the Bowdoin preparatory school
league Lewiston. Auburn and Gardiner
are now ticl for first place, each having
won three games and lost one.
The umpiring of Hassett is feature
of the Maine college games this spring
and there is never even the thought of
a kick when he holds the indicator and
makes the decisions.
There are two Augusta boys on the
L. OF NJ. nine this spring, Gordon the
captain and catcher and Tucll who is
playing at second and in the field. Both
arc former Cony High captains.
All of Biddcford's last years stars
are dropping away from them. Gibbs
and Cote go to Augusta. Higgins to
Bangor. Barrows to Portland and
BERNARD to the Pine Tree POrtlands.
This year. as last year, the annual
game between BoWdOin and Tufts went
to extra innings, and i'll both cases
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18

Bowdoin won. Sparks was the win
ming pitcher both years.
Tommy Bridges. the Bucksport boy,
who has been playing such fast game
for Bates, wants to play in Bangor and
has accepted an offer from Manager
Paige TO play there after the college
season ends.
The Philadelphia Giants will be in
Bangor Monday and Tuesday to play
the locals. The Giants cut circles all
around Portland winning the games by
big scores and sprinkled in lots of fun
all the way along.
Three games are scheduled in the
Maine college series for next week. on
Wednesday BOwdoin and L. Of NJ. will
play at Orono, and on Saturday Colby
and L. of NJ. will play at Orono and
Bowdoin and Bates at Lewiston.
The Waterville Sentinel remarks that
the baseball degree has evidently been
abolished at Orono. Last year the L.
of NJ. nine won only one game in the
Maine college series and this year it
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18

has started in by losing the first three
played.
Archie McDanieIs Of the Rrocktop
catching force was released last night
He Is 2 Maine boy, and caught 60
games for the Manchesters last year
He ended the league season among
the dozen top-notch batters.-Brock
ton Times.
They are working Hartman, the
Bates freshman pitcher. pretty hard.
He pitched last Saturday against the
Lewiston league team. Monday against
Bowdoin and Wednesday against Am
hcrst. All were good games too. though
the first two were lost. Hartman Is a
Gardiner boy
V.ormwoud. the old Trolley League
player and Of last years Lewistons,
has been shifted to short on the Wor-
ccster team. He is playing very err
ratio and in a recent game piled up
four errors. The chances are he will
be back in the Spindle City before the
season is much older.
The Portland team as it goes to Lew
iston today will present a different
makeup than in the last two games.
Ducky Mcclellan. the veteran third
baseman Of the "Bluebirds" Of West
brook. will cover that bag in place Of
Fallon; Hanson will go back to second
base and Jack ConrOy will cover first
while Baggans will play short as usual
- Manager Foley of the Portland State
League team has signed Jack Nc
Crehan of North Cambridge. Mass, a
twirler, who was tried out by the Bos-
ton Americans this season, as his
first string pitcher. McCrehan did not
prove quite what the Americans want
Cd, but is described by Henry Roper.
captain of last years II. \. S. team, as
very fast man and a coming young
ster. Two of the New York State
League teams had made McCrehan Of
fers, but Manager Foley's offer caught
him, and he will be tried out against
Lew iston Saturday when he will prob
ably stack up against Mohawk Mer-
rill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
ROGERS is WILLING.
Accepts Challenge Issued BY Gotch
and Begins Training at Once.

New York, May 11.-F'rank Gotch
seems to have recovered from the
beating Boomer" Weeks gave him
upon his advent to pugilism, and now
clamoring to get on a match with
anybody in the world but Jeffcries."
Joe Rogers, himself wrestler, who
has an idea that he is made of
championship fighting timber, has ac-
ceptcd Gotch's challenge and declares
that he will fight Gotch anywhere for
any amount. The National Sporting
Club Of America has announced its
willingness to hold the bout and
Rogers is 50 certain that GOtch will
come to New York to fight him he
has started active training for con-
test. Every day Rogers, who weighs
pa pounds in good condition, goes
through boxing practice, and he Is
confident that when the time comes
for him to enter the ring he will be in
great condition.
Rogers, like Gotch, has long been
dreaming of winning the heavyweight
championship, and nc has decided to
forsake the mat for the rig.
Ordinarily the wrestler who turns
fighter makes about as good showing
against the professional pugilist as
butcher would against an expert
swordsman. But when two wrestlcrs
get together with the gloves the re-
sulting smuggling bee should be as
interesting as a pitched battle be-
tween two butchers, critics say Tom
ORouTke, who manages Rogers, is
sure his portegc can defeat GOtch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
lynn q; RavcrhiII 1.

Iynl, May lin game marked b.
fast fielding on the part of both tr'in3
aud splendid pitching by CGffcy, Lynn
defeated IlaEcrhill today by a acorc %
to !. In the eighth inning Caffcy was
rendered unconscious by a line ball from
linmIlt"n's bat TIL" bah hit him on tn.
point Of the jaw, but it il thought he will
recover.
HlVrrhIII ......u D q u u q q u-1-3- /
Battcri"s-Cpff"v, Moore and Damn
Hilbert ana Ahcarn. Time, 1.39. Umpire,
Henry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
Fall River 6; New Bedford 5.

Fall River. Nay 1I--After an assault
on Umpire Jones, oCCaSioncd by Il disput-
ca decision. Valdez and Sylvester of the
New bedford and Fall River teams re
spcctiv"ly, were put out Of today's game
which was won by Fan River after II in
nings by "A score of TO 5. The winning
run was scored by Higgins hit over tn.
left field fence.
Fail River ......3 OOC0fO10 1-6-11-J
Now Bedford ....l , o : o o 0 0 . q e-5-1O-,i
Battcrics-JerRcr and Dracher and Wal
tcrs; KlobedanZ. Drohan and COvency.
Time, 80. Umpire. james.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
Wiscasset Academy Schedule.

The f, flowing is the schedule of the
Wiscasset Acadt my baseball team:
May 1$-Thomaston High
May 25-Lisbon Falls High.
May 27-Lincoln Academy.
May 30-Open.
June 1-Richmond High.
June S-Lisbon Falls at Wiscassct.
June 15-Richmond at Wiscasset.
Prey lost the first game played at
TEomaston. 4 to .. in Thinning game.
Pushard, the star pitcher of Wiscasset,
struck out IA men.
They would like a game with Gardi-
nor High for May &c. if possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
maine BALL.
Philadelphia Giants Beat
WaterviI|e, 9 to |.
Bangor Team Defeats Augusta
Boys, -Four 10 Three.
The Lewiston.PortIand Game Is
Postponed..Met Grounds.

Watcrvillc. Me, May 11.-(Specian.-
The Philadelphia Giants, a team whch
has been making 4 GA showing all over
the country, met the Waterville State
League team or the Central Maine fair
grounds Friday afternoon, winning to l..
Tho grounds we're in terrible condition
owing to the recent rain, and neither
team had chance to show what il could
DC. The Watcrville boys will play the
Giants ut The fair grounds again this at
t,luonn at ) O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
Harvard Second 2; Bates /.

Cambridge. Mass, May 1I-Bunchcd
hits in two successive innings gave Har-
wards second team a victory over Bates
today by a score Of to l. Although
Harvard played 4 ragged fielding gam"
Eatcs was able to tax" advantage Of but
Uarvard d 0 i nil q 0 b D 0-24-7
Bates ...........O OIL Q . . O-l-3-2
Rattcrics-Grecnc ana Cambcll; Harri-
man ana Ro"tEby. Time. Id Umpire,
Fustcr Of Harvard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
Will Not Return to Indiana.

bloomington. Ind. May 16.-Athletc
director Sheldon has announced that
Jake Stahl. the cX-Washington Amcrl-
can League manager and tlrst-baSe-
man. who has been sold to the White
Sox. will not return to Indiana to
coach the baseball team. He says
that there is a bare possibility that
Stahl may be able to be here for q day
or two but that his stay. in any event,
will not be permanent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18

O'Day after the game. 1.-THE runs
were in before Hummcl was caught at
first Therefore they counted. The
st. Louis men seem to think that the
play was just the same as if Hummel
had been thrown out at first if he had
hit to the field when the runs would
not have counted, but it was not the
same play at all."-N. Y. Globe, May
u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
OTHER GAMES.

At Rurlincton-J University of Vermont
@ Mass. Agricultural College q.
At Ardover-Princeton >. Phillips an
1T franklin. Mass Springfield Train
irr School lS DcSn Academy J.
1T Providence-Brown |. Lafayette O.
At New Ynrk-Corncll J. Fnrdhim y.
At Hartford-Trinity . Union T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18

Three spotted leopard cubs, two
males and a female. were born in the
Central park menagerie. New York. re-
comfy. 1t was decided to give the
youngsters the names of Teddy, Nick
and Alice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
Brockton 4; Lowell 2.

Lowell May lI.-Errors by C"ulcv at
third and Burrill AT first gave Brocllton
tn" game over Lowell today b,- tine Scrrs
Of to :. Eoth pitchers were effective,
hut Cross had better support.
Lowell ..........O 2 . . o. !
EIockton .......1 Q Q 9 : . o 0 N-l-3-l
Hlttcri"~-Abbutt ana Lucia; Cross AMI
Mccormick. Iimc. LIS. Umpire. Wool
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
BOSTON.

sons ont when winning run was scored.
Cleveland .....O . 0 II
Boston ...........0 0 0 l 0 -
Two-base hits-Lajoie. Ferris :. Parent,
Collins Hits-Off Glaze in 8 - innings
OF Harris in 5 2-S innings; off Hess
in 7 innings; off Joss in 5 innings. sac
rifice hits-Stovull, JOSS. ArmbruSter: Col
Inns. Stolen bases-Hnichman Flick;
Arnrbruster. Double plays-l1aJoie any
Stoyall: Lajoie. Turner and StoNall. LEI.
on bases-Cleveland TO- Boston 9. t1rs.
base on balls-On Hess 3. off Glaze = on
Harris 1. First base on errors,GleNx,'
Nv t7Iaze 2 Struck out-By Hess s. by
Joss 2. by Glaze 4, by Harris l. Wild
pitch-Harris. Time, IN. Umpires, Evans
and Hurst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18

Cleveland. May l7.-Clcvcland mad" 1t
three straight from Boston today Hess
and Glaze were knocked out of the box,
Harris and Joss entering with the score
IL tie. Joss went in with third and second
occupied and no one out He retired tn"
side without a run and in tn" 10th drove
in the winning run with a single.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Dover and Foxcroft baseball
team is to play the Monson team this
afternoon, rain or shine. A game has
been arranged with Milo to take place
Memorial day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-18

Boston, May 1.-ChcagO took advdn-
tsge Of every opening in todays gam"
and won to J. Tn Boston team could
not hit when hits meant runs.
r,nGTnN
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Totals
WATERNILLE.

EITMCI run@-GlantS ]. NatVIVIIe 7.
Two base hitS-FrarciS, Hamilton. Stolen
hascs--iIill, Wilson. Washington ,, Fran
cte. Dean Brardman. Struck out-Ry
Washington ;. by Rogers ,. Hit by pitch
81 hall-JontS :, Hill. Wild pitch-Rng-
r!s. Passed tall-Dodge Base On balls
DH Washington ), off Rogers 4. Sacrifice
hit5-BrGa. Adams. Umpire, Smith,
Time. | 20
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Er;dgeport-Norwich $. Bridgeport I.
NJ Observation-Disclosures :, Hartford /.
At Natcrbury-Wator ), New lia-
ven :.
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