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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06
RriItus. Siueoer.

0et nDe Seitamente inbeboloer in.
gen Sentpouing til 5relierens llDie.
enoe. De traoitioneIle giaeocr, hi
bar al BAN, bpiler paa De proIetiife
uoiagn ! oct aamIe Seitamente. Saa.
leoeS bar pi faaet to giaeoer, ct at
cen lioenoe og foragteoe og ct anoct
al ben mGgtige og ieirenoe Mesiias.
Wten hi peo intet ON, Bporoan Wen.
neifet 8riitiis iaa no. Der er opbc.
paret ire forifieaige geifripeIier af
bans ubieenoe; men ingen Of Dem
bar noget 4rap paa at bore paalioe.
Zig. Den fsrite ~inbeboIbes | ct Iatinif
grep, iom nogir zig for at pGre fire
ret al en- Tublius 9entnIiis, Der boz
ebe ! Seruialem paa ariiti Sio oq bar
en- Sen at Tilatns. 9ette grep finoes
II ct baanOifrepet gremplar al gn.
ielms gerfer og mna, flyer De 2eroe,
batere Zig fra Oct fieroe a~orbunoreoe.
On anoen @eifripelie inoeboloes | ct
Serf fra Oct ottenoe @arbunoreoe
forfattet at Soban al 9amaifus; og
ben treble finoes | en- Girfebiitorie
fra oct fiortenoe 4arbutoreoe. gne
bisie ifilorer &riitiS iom en- bsi
Maub, meo rsobrnnt Saar, miloe
blaa Zine oa tpeoelt Sfi9g. girfe-
lige Yortretter at Sreliereu finoeS
Der life, ifient to ioabanne rigtignof
cmtales. airfebiitoriferen @uiebtus
nGpiter Ell 9reppefsling, iom ifol
bape funoet Steo melem 8riitns og
Song @bgar, og en- ienere Siitorifer
feier til, at &riituS ienote fit Ior.
tr9t til 8pngen. 9aooe | Hom og !
@cniia gisr mon M Sororing paa at
ere bette GortrRt. Men oct er na.
turIignis life mere egte emo oct orl-
oct Bortrpt al 9riituS, iom ifslge no.
merit Spertro tegnebe fig pan Den
SiIfefliib, bpormeo 8ernoieo ter.
reoe Speoen al Stclierens gniigt,
mebens ban bar fit aors opoper til
@oIeatba. s npiten bier 9p ! Sta
lien er ser IN Strife eler 9lolter, iom
flyer Jig M at eie oenne Saanoou9,
og iom peo, at alle De anore or leete.
90 ser er mango Soft, iom tror pau
bisie &eIifpier. os iom life peo beore
emo at gcretnineen ON Sernoica og
bcnSes SiIfetsrfleoe er poaIigclis
Siitprie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06

st giers, iom bar pGret | grant
200 gar finoes | Snaroiitriftet mel,
lem 0uomeiIer o. Sub5bad. 9ei
inoebolber ct Stenfuaager, iom fom
I @rano for oper 200 gar iioen oa
lom enonu life er fluffet. gnbnr
ioag fienoer man en- polofom Seoe
itrsmme no giennem Spr9ffer
8ieloet; itiffer man Saanoen inc.
fommer ben f~ortere no igien iao
parmt err bet oerinbe.
9ette brGnoenoe 8ierg bar t oisie
Gage facet M Snteresie peb, at De,
er foreilaaet at opiette en- Goethe,
Minoetaple Der. Goethe beiegte Ste.
bet ITO og bar beifreoet 5Gnome.
net ! "9iftling uno @abrbeit".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06

eenS "aeeorab. Soften" til srast 90 seuner
I bet edrIe aano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06

Seuo "Geeorab.R olten" I'll Slpgt
90 8enner j bet gamIe 2anb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06
WlterbiaeDer.

Kunstmaler Arne X. Berger
itofier be bebite gIterbiIeoer, bpao melt &rnit
% Sarisbeb angnar psiao Dc btliaite. GIt
Seoite Gnbeialinger hooes. Striu itrais eiter
8atalog I'll A BERGER, Art Studio,
544 I--2, Washington ST., Portland, Ore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06

&aasss esnobe.
9oit. \. 3. Eubl bor afIoact
bet aaIo, forn ban for en- lib fioem
III fra Pait. MepeIonos forrige Me.
niobeoer | q. Hol.
geo Observation-Disclosures | sftre
90 pcitrc SmrnomneIs Meniebeoer,
ct. gouI, ben 16be og lobe Nopbr.
optoaes ialt rs SjrIe.
aDinoeforeningen | Dor GreIier
Nenisbeo | Gtouqtbon, @is. boIot
tit aarsmboe ben 20oe Nop. o. BET
bite fig, at ben I Garets Sob bapbc
iamlet ben bafre Sium al omtrent
$4,000. Snbienoercn al oenne Np-
beo tiIfeier: Grab fuioe bore Me-
nigbeoer og MisNonrrer gjsre uoei,
apinoeforehingerne?
Den f3oe Nob. tom Msrs. Mons
.. @ee meo oeres life Bige tiIbage
ira Norge. De eioroe Reiicn fra
ariitiania til Gbicago paa 10 1ge.
Norgesturen iDnes at babe giort
UPrs. 8ee aoot. ellie 4iitb err oper
al 6orpentniug bra efter Den Ianae
Spgoom iiofte Gommer. gait. @ee
f%tioerer MI peo llniperiitetet / Sip.
benbapn, 9anmarf. ("9ubb." ~.
9anges SpnoSes Snbremis.
iionsbeiprelie bolot @soe / Teo
8ing, Winn., ben Zoe @ppembcr.
Slanot Dc Saeer, iom bebanoleoes,
Tar oct iiGr SpsrgsmaaIet ON, bpor.
leoes mon fiinbe faa ansiens Sno.
tGater og llogifter til at balancere,
iom orefteoes. Jorrige slar bar aas.
Tens SnotGgter $3.50, iaa oct aar
flareoe ben fine llngiiter omtrent.
Der er Ell @inI6 fra tioIieerc aar
paa meaem a % 8 2uiiuoe, cg meo
DC gepilaninger, iom bIep giort peo
iioite Inrsmsbe beleber 9asIens llo-
gifter for bette aar fig til omtrent
$500.
Trifirfen.
- ct fem Dases SamtaIcmsoe bar
pGret afbolot | 2amberton, 9ait.
6ramitoos aolb. Gteoets 9reit blep
asiiiteret al preiterne .. Sletten fra
Slanfaropiae, @is., og grsns fra
Nanfato liant en- Del 9Gsmqno.
Zen litberife S%rimenigbeo /
Saiprcnce, @aib., EaItor &. s. Wfo.
ems aalo, boIoer paa meo SpiereIic
at en- M Strife. Sgiun @enisbeoen
! 5crnoale, al gnltor Ioens &aIo,
bar beitemt at bpese Strife meb oct
fsrite,
- Eaitor Sob. Sfonnorb, iom DC
fire iioite @ar bar pirfet ipm 8reIt
peo Welfort, Saif., Canada, bar MI
neoIast lit arbeibe Der. afifebspr9.
oifeu bolotes peo Carrot &iper Ell
llge iioite Senoag. San fommer for
eli Sio at opboIoe fig ! gaaep Gitp
Horo 9afota.
- Sersus Saas areos al luther.
ife 5rifirfe afboIbt lit aarsmgoe !
Gong Safe Menigbeo, grainero,
Minn., Baitor 8. Gables aaIb, fra
ste til Zoe Iopbr. 1907. aabnmgs-
pr9oifeu blep boISt al 8aitor E..
Moen. Sans Sefltlpar, Ser. 1, A.
IL. areosformonoen, Haitor Gable
iom M er Wenigbebens Brett, enifeoe
Soriamlingen gelfommen ps anb.
nebe areosmsoet / ben treeniee CUBS
Inpn. Baltor &. gerlie inOleoeoe
berpaa oct al Wenigbeben opiatte
Samtaleemte, Suf. ID, 1924. Den
Ste Nopember ufboIot Greoien 6or.
retningsmsbe % ~fslgenoe Seitprelie
paletes: Sormono, 6. @erlie; Sice.
u. Slipn; Sefretar, S. 9.
Iaulion; &osierer, 3. faaum.
S~reosfommiSiGr, 81. 9agne, Bern,
Gale, Niinn.. 6. gpapolo, aibbp,
Minn. 9aitor 5. g. Eaulion blep
optaaet / areoien. Yaa Snbbpoelie
fra SreioIoigbebs Menigbeb, Sen.
nng, Min., blep oct beiliittet at nteite
areosmsoe afbolbteS Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-06

e. aolonirige til Sabpernes &ige, og
at oct bar oerira, 6snifierne bentebe
@uloet. On Dir iao er 3atibeuS
3opn paa @ulolunbet eIIer moaife
ieentif meo Sa6Gerbpeu Sapbar, Der
orep flor Sanoel fra Snbien og @tiO.
OeIbaoet, maa itan ben inOtil uibere.
eugelife Sioenifabsmpno bar ito.
lieere unoerisgt De airifanIfe &uiner,
men fom til oct HeiuItnt, at DC itam-
mer fra en- miobelnloerli9 aafferful.
tir. Iingmurene og Saarnene, ail-
fog De, bapoe pGret S9itningspGrfer.
Sa1leoes itaar Sngerne / 9ieblif.
fet, og oct er umuIigt at afgisre,
bpem of garterne Der bar Het.
eenS "3eeorab. Soften" til SIRet o. Senner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
PRACTICE BEGINS.
Twenty-Five Men Turn Out
In Harvard Squad.
Yale Candidates Put In Siren
uous WoTk--P|enty Coaches.
Williams VARSITY and Scrub Team
Have First Scrimmage.

Hostun, Sept. 19.-Twcnty-ninc mon
reported for the first Harvard football
practise un Soldiers Field yesterday
aft,rnu, il and were given very light
work IN runliuG. catching and running
down under the runts and some pass
ms.
Head Coach Crane was rot on hand,
but he gave notice he would show M
TO-DAY While the candidates tor the
Crimson team were at the field eN-
Irrtim" their first Instructions from
Head coach Crane, the latter WAS On
gagged III Il pony polo match at Dcd-
ham Crane is Il proficient pol" player
ana il, regarded! rs the mIinStIV of tn"
pciIiam team. which defeated Myopi;,
can't Parker had full charge Of the
mon ana directed what work was done.
DR.. Nichols WAS on the field but did
MT ail IN the colchin@. Jack Wendell
waS INT liz was Carl Apollonin. Ucnry
Indies. H. +. Miller and J. N"!rs".
The rsn ran onto the field At IN"
minutes IaSt three and lett mt ten
minutes Of four. after lust practis"
enough 10 timber them UP. j. II. Rant
t;irI Gate. Apollonia and Brown COM
POSED the puntinG squad and got away
with some good siir;iis for thc first
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
BASEBALL NOTES,

The Southern League has passed
through q season without killing an
umpire.
Ryan, the utility player Of the Puo-
bio club. purchased by the Boston
Americans. had a batting average in
132 games of 25G. he got i'll l. two-basc
hits.
The Chicago White Sox refuse to
quit. and with a bunch Of royal root
erS will invade the East for battle
royal. There is nothing like staying
powers.
President Ban Johnson has sent out
instructions to club owners Of the
American League to use no now play
ers against the leading four clubs
President johnson is bound to have
all used alike.
The Chicago Cubs have scored 30
shutnut victories this season. while
the Athletics have 20 to their credit,
There have been 80 shutout games in
major league baseball. 81 in the Ma
tional and lie in the American.
J"lnni" Stafford was ut the South
End gam" at Boston Wednesday and
said he had no idea why President
johnson had requested him to lay off,
unless it was because he had had hard
luck in some games with the Athlct-
les.
President johnson Of the American
League arrived Wednesday at st Louis.
Mo. to prosecute Hugo DuScnburg.
the hey who threw bottle which hit
Umpire BILLY Evans Sunday. Evans
is doing well. and may 60 home Fri
day.
Hugh Duffy of the Providence cIub
took advantage of an off day Wcdnes-
day and came to Boston for a visit.
He called at both the American
League and National League head
quarters, and took III the exhibition
game at Lynn in the afternoon. Peter
son Is the only sound catcher on the
Providence team. and Duffy is on the
hunt for clever catcher to play out
me season. He was very we'll pleased
with his seasons work in the Rhode
island city and had a good word for
oiu zoe Kelley and his Toronto team
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20

~ III" Gi'idir"n. sharing tn" distinction
vita III" punt. 1t viii open III tine
sam" NOR" dian ever and tho open
sam" IL tn" game tltat TIN lNr:." ma
i"rlty Of the football crowd wants t"
SEQ.
The ether changes ar, mostly :-rIf-cX-
n!;nHt"rN. on" that HIS escaped grn-
crHl observation is the rJilc that kick
81 bal, except 4 field goal or Il kick
"H, which crosses the goal lin, shall
80 rs tnu"hback. This prevents Il
punt being run out from behind tho
goal line. as formerly was allowed
Another Important changes relates 60
4 tlirhnut going out Of bounds twice.
Formerly the bail was given to tho 9TH
cr sid" Of the 2a-yard line. for Scrim-
mage. 1t now goes to the 3J-yard line.
Aside from these the other import
ant changes affect the protection Of
the catcher on the fair catch. and the
avoidance Of deceit by false signals for
fair catch, the length of the game and
hurdling.
Aside from these rules it is perfectly
easy for the player or spectator famil-
lar with the play last year to under
stand the play this year. The surest
way for either to acquaint himself with
the finer points is to study the penal
ties. The classes Of penalties ere six
three grades Of distance penalties. the
loss Of the bah. suspension and dis
qualification.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
AT VALE.
Plenty Of Coaches ard the Men Do
Some Lively WoTN.

Nav iIrvrr. Srft. ~ SuUn. MorS"
nf Next ,nvillr. Nla.s.. captain Of the
Yale eleven Il.t yrur. surprised ANA
glI,ldcnca IN, football cu:"h..4 Weakness
day by ;r,prariu.r il uniform ana as
siyiing III tl,. ;lr,rrl,,n,n drill lie was
1u:i}.,.irl in JI,I,- aul NIrs EIlr&r :c-
COMMANDED Hi. br... ,ejn,in- thr ,l-,c-
ILL.,, from liz. ,jdr lfn,.. M SLurl, ANA
Head Cnnt.h knox were IA" other
,nIrh..., 1,r.,,.l.
I;rc.ilI.... M th.. rn,I y.lyt. IN. pIay"rs
dnnrrd 1hrjr nnl.3ljn+ fnr Iii" fra.
time. ,rh., nrr Nh Iih,lv tn wear their
rlnIlin:. tr., ng,in ,his fnII. This at
trrnnna Witnessed HIM. first signal line
un f.,r lhr s,;is,u. I'M. eleven taking the
.ridiruo IN follows. left md. Howard
homes. lett tackle Foster. lift guard
Parks: center. Dunbar: right guard
,;uchcl: right tackle. Eigrlow; right
ana, AIrntt: puartvr-back, Dimes; half
backs, Eonar ana Berger; fuli-buck
Cnv.
After 10 minutrs' running through
siirrl,ln formations the pony backs werc
tried ;ty follows: OuIrtcr-hark Bfng-
ham: l;!!f-hackS, Murphy ana Wheat
IN; fuIlhacI, Philbin.
AI,rtt was the. only veteran player
Bride; has arrived in town. hut did rot
report "Wednesday. linJhy i;urcIl is Still
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
TAUNTON, MASS, RACES.
Gov. Guild Attends-Three Good
Fast Races Finished.

Taunton Mass. Sept. 10 Governor cur
It's Guild was guest at the Bristol Conn
" fair today. After lunchn- Al the Wiz
throp club lie was escorted 10 TN fam
grounds Iy tile 9h 90. Massachusetts
Coast Artillery, Capt. \. X. Crowell r.Hn-
handing The Governor Was avcuinpdn-
iod by members of his strG II" mad" no
address and remained for only 4 frw
heats of the races.
Their" We're three events on the card,
the - pace which WAS won by Prince
Iiamlin in four heats after dead l.rIt
had been paced with MAY r.: th" r.r-
fnr-all, Won 10y Simon Kcnt"n i'll st:ai-sL:
heats, and the III trot. which was zap
tured by Burma Girl. The sunni aries:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
FREDERICTON RACES.
Fleetwood and Pointer Patchen Win
Last Days Events.

Fredericton. n r., Sept. 19.-Thc
cxhibition races closed today with the
2.3, ana a.i7 classes. Fleetwood Of
Spring Hill stables won the former
hut five heats Wcr" necessary. The lest
time was 2,22. The I'll class went I"
Pointer Patchcn. owned by T. g.
kimbali Of Havcrhill. Mass, IN
straight heats. best time. 2161=- i7lc
chestnut was clr scly pressed ny me
Halifax mare PcachCrina and tn" rae
ing was pretty. Honella. kimballs oth-
CT entry. took third money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
SIR THOMAS CHALLENGE
Is Awaited With Impatient Curiosity
BY Yachtsmen.

Glasgow. Sept. 19.-CurioSity as 70
whether Sir Thomas Upton made any
stipulation i'll his new challenge for
the Americas cup is undated. No Of
fetal information will be given out
until the challenge reaches New York
but it is learned from excellent auth
GRITTY that Sir Thomas proposes neither
condition nor stipulation. contcnting
himself with the formal challenge and
leaving questions Of rules and cond-
tions for the decision of tho defender
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20

Jimmy BRIGGS ana INK Russell, who
are to furnish The main bout at the
meeting NJ the WiHnsimmct y. q.
Tuesday. have already engaged in Two
siN-rnulrd battles, bolt AZ Philadelphia.
Russell is L pretty good man. lie
knocl:cd out hid Sullivan Of Washing
ton IN 10 rounds 1T Baltimore last fall.
Sullivan WAS beaten by Dave DeShler
i year ag" lrst january, but has
victory 10 his credit over Hriggs.
Russell lost I" Joe G;tlirun in 4 10
rp'hIn bout at Indianapolis just about
!, wear asu He jnurnyycd t. California
q. Ii-iIl George IIrrbcrtS, but refused
to ~ un with tic match when hc OBJ
served that the yizc III the ''hUuSc"
was small. Russell il Il good deal
younger than briggs and viii tower
over the Chelsea bny when they climb
int" INC ring Tuesday. There isn't
much difference i'll weight.
200 m"tch mc with jack johnson FIR
fun ~ marbles" were tho Instructions
thai sam IMn3f"rd s;tv'- hi5 manager,
a." WonInlan.
Sans cagclnoss t. meet the crlorcd
llrt,NA MIG lGnt again N;lS que To Il
Wurdy quarrI ii" ANA Johnson had Il
FAM hnur4 earlier IN Columbus avenue
They happened IL meet. and il was not
long l'cinr" they began To talk about
j." match. Johnson pulled 4 check for
$50 out of his pocket amd told Lang
ford I" set til" same amount and h.
would meet him i'll tho ring.
Inat Mas eIuuuh to start Langford y
blood boiling. AMI drawing ST from
his pocket hc said To Johnson. This
IL All hav". hut iii box yyu for il,
iii 4 cellar right now
Johns II, having drawn the line on
cellar boxing. did not accept Lang
furis def. They had some more words
bcf re they parted, and neither one
wished tho other good luck.
IanGf"rd FASTENED 10 find his mana
@"r to have him get him another
chance with Johnson. as he feels con-
iidrnt TN can now boat Johnson. Lang
ford manager laciticd him somewhat
Wy telling him II" was matched 10 box
jim Barry at NtW Work. Sept. :.
In regard t. Langfnrd meeting jean
rrttc at Rochester. y. H.. this month
neither sam nur Noodman could gain
much ly meeting Jcannrttc. 81 they
decided to call tho bout off.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
COACH CRANE APPEARS.
Says the Harvard Candidates Are
Very Promising Material.

.:oston, Sept. 19.-Coach Joshua Crane
made ms first appearance today at tn.
second days football practice Of the
Harvard squad. Burr. the star guard.
ana Waldo icrcc, the tackle Of last
years team. were also out but not in
their football toys.
CoacE Crane stated that he believed this
years material at Harvard to lie Of til"
average and that he would max" it his
object to have the men enjoy their foot
Iall work. He declared the forward pass
and onsidc kick would I've the feature Of
the year ana should prove very interest
ing.
In today's practice Coach Crane busted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.


In ono Of the most interesting games Of
the season the Brooklyns We're beaten by
Pittsblrg in the ninth inning. Lunl"v
broke his leg in the eighth inning sliding
into second b. Sc
Pittsbrrg ......0 . y 0 1-i-1:-1
Brooklyn ......0 0 0 i o. ~
Batteries L"itield CamnitZ ANA G BISON;
Mcintyre, Bell ana Bergen Time. is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
AT WILLIAM S.
The Varsity and Scrub Teams Gel
Together in Scrmmage.

Williamst"Wu Sept 19.-Dr. S. T.
Newton. ~ IF New York. graduate
ana mead coach NJ thr WiliiamS foot
BAH t'",m, arrived h"rr Wednesday
ana his afternoon ne directed tn"
practice "a Weston fold. There We're
- men in III" squad, ANA after tn"
usual preliminary work til" scrub team
was lined W against til" varsity ana
tn" first sclimMn@r work uf tho sea-
son took place.
The varsity Wa made mp as fol-
Continued on Page I'ivoD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
NEW YORK ATHLETES
Leave New York to Compete in Sports
at Montreal

New York. Sept. ia large dele-
cation of athletic enthusiasts will leave
New York tonight in order To- attehu
the Canadian championships at Mon.
trcal on Saturday. team "f Il q
the best New York Athletic Club attn
lctcs have already left for the con
tests
1t il expected that the best race .
the meet viii be between Andrew
Glarncr, captain Of the Olympic cup
team Of san Francisco, and Melvin
Sheppard Of the Irish American Ath-
letic Club. in the half mile event.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
AT CINCINNATI.

Chicago was defeated to in Its last
meeting Of the season with the locals.
seventh inning, including three triples. An
error WAS responsible for the ono run
scored by Chicago
Cincinnati 1913 o o 0 0 x-G-S-3
Chicago ........1 q q . 0-l-I-1
Enthusiastically and Mclean: Fraser
and Moran. Time, 13q. Umpire. Einslic
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Baltimore-Thc Ealtimore-T Toronto
game was postponed; WET grounds.
AT Newark-The first game was post
poned wet grounds Montreal q Newark
2 tSecond game: eight inninSSI.
At Jersey City-Thr jersey titN-BuifalO
game was postponed, wet grounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-20
ON TIME ALLOWANCE,
The Eleanor Takes Thursdays Race
For the Lipton Cup.

Norfolk, VA. Sept 19.-In today's
races for til" Lirton cup the Eleanor
"f Marblchcad. Mass. won on time al-
loWancc, with Dorothy Of Baltimore
second: and Dorothy O.. Of Marble
head third. The Sue Of New York
crossed the line first. but failed in her
time allowance to win the race. The
third and last race will be sailed to-
morrow
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THIS WEEKS GAMES.
NATIONAL. IEAGl,

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
riday. STANDARDIZATION Mt Chicago
Srookiyn az Pittsburg. New York at Gin
cinnau. Phillies at St Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
pa Saturday-Cleveland at Bost on
" ny at Philadelphia. Detroit at New
80 'cago at Washington.
EASTERN LEAGUE
r. II =. Friday. Saturday Rochester
az Hvidence: Montreal at Newark. To-
ronto vt Baltimore, Buffalo at Jersey
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Friday Willie Moody vs. Rouse O'Rricn.
Philadelphia: Robhy Tickle vs. Monk tho
NcwSl'nv. Lvmansvillc. r. l.
SaturdaY-Abe Attcl vS. Tommy Sulii-
van. Alton, Ill: Jimmy Walsh vs. Tom
my OToole, Philadelphia.
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Napoleon Dufrcsne, the Lewiston a,."
Montreal fighter, who Q week from nfM Il
friday will 20 against Al p9non5 Tx i,
Lewiston. has q record behind nm VII, ~
rnw fighters can surrass. True. some =,
The men whom he has gone against nay nay
not been great fighters in their c .;,ss
but the most Of them up to me u',,S
They met Dufrcsne We're looked upon g.
his equal. ana many Of them are mt
Known names in the bnNinE Woriu. sa,y
Of - matches. fought in the mast IAN IAN
wears. Drfrcsnc is said to rave -
sqLarely beaten Just twice.
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himself with teaching formations for the
onSidc kick ANA forward pass.
Five new candidates reported, among
whom WAS Chamberlain lIercc. The star
end Of tile Andovcr team Of two years
a:;n and Il member Of the llai ward Fresh
man team last year.
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RACES AT MONROE.
Track Record Lowered 70 2.14l4-
$1,000 People Sec 1t Done.

Monroe. Me. pt. 19.-Beautifnl wealth
-, fast track ana 4 crowd Of LEO
made tie second day Of tile Waldo and
crohscot fair Inc VI tile most sucCt S.
ful in its history.
AS this town las no railroad connections
and all visitors come is vehicles Of SOM
kind, thousands of carriages ana buck
boards and NOR" than ~ autumn!iles
were in town sight which is said to
have. had no equal in New England.
Although thcrrk were small fields in
races they were hotly contested ;,nd III
good time Tile track rae ra"Old Of 2lol.
was lowered to 2lfi ~ Tony -. in tine
first heat Of the 2.l2 class. Tic Summary:
200 CLASS. TROT OR PACE PURSE
Hrlls Early. b s, by Mascpn"mo-lSa-
belle MIllaGhcr) ....................l J i
Fred H.. J. Z tWitht,D.. ............2 /.
Harold J. Iiawk"r, y z NHntrlh.....3 : Z
Sappho. blk III Htichr dsOm ..........4 dr.
Time-3.-.3'i !, 2.21i., 1.gha.
e13 CLASS, TROT OR PACE PUI;Si.
$l,5.
Tony D., (, ~ Duad-ioulal
t;.anb .....-..-..... ........-....--...l J. |
Isabelle, l. NJ uiallach"rD.. .
recima Dean. i IN u;iShccl...... ...3 J !;
7inc-2.14't, M, -.ir..
a.aG CLASS, TKOT OR PACE PURSE.
$IIu
Rlarch". l. m E"am. .......,...;....i !.
Iavinskv. u \. ~ Ashland Wilkes
"GbhD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1890 :
kaSsaIi, II 4 NiSh"cD. J }
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