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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28
SOM ERSET FAIR.
Entries for Stake Races Will Be Clos
ed Sept. IA.

Skcwh"fan, Me, Aug. 2i.-(SpeciaD-
The total amount of the premiums Of
fered by tho Somerset Central Agricul-
tural Society for the coming cattle show
and fair Is Sal. The value of the nurses
for the seven racing events is sll75. In
addition to these there are 81 speciaI
premiums. the largest number ever Of
fered at any previous fair, having A
value of sl9a 50. The entries for the stake
races. which are now closed, have al
ready appeared in this paper. For the
class races the entries will close on Sept
H. These will include a class for horses
which never before trotted for money. a
NV class for purse of Sis, a 200 class
Tor trotters and PAGERS for a purse of sI25
ana the 222 class for a purse Of saa
wednesday. the second day of the fair.
VIII be Veterans day. The reunion Of
the 18TH Maine Regiment, of which the
vice president of the association. Cen
isaac Dyer. was the commander during
the greater part of the war. will hold its
annual reunion here that day. It is hon
en II VIII give few maneuvers IN front
Ut the grand stand. It's members and
all Sther Civil War veterans will no "a
mitted free to the park that afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28
HOT RACING
On Skates Is Scheduled For Today
at Portland.

Portland, Me. Aug. 27.-Wednesday will
be feature day at the Gem skating rink,
and big attractions for both afternoon
and evening have been arranged. In the
afternoon the juvenile masquerade car
nival will take place, while in the even
Ing big double-headed racing program
has been arranged. The masquerade car
nival will be one of the prettiest affairs
of the season. All children Is years old
and under will be allowed to compete.
Suitable prizes are offered FOR the best
costumes as well as to the most orig
inal.
The skating races in the evening Will ba
fast and interesting. the first race be-
tween Sinclaim and Allen will prove be-
yond doubt as to whom is the faster
skater, their previous race ending in an
accident to one of the skaters. The sec
ond race, between Mcdonald and Sawyer,
will probably be as fast a card az can
be brought together in this State. A keen
rivalry exists between these skaters, and
some fun is expected when Charlie Dur
gin blows his whistle to start the battls
going.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28
THIS WEEKS GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Tuesday and ednesday-Cincinnati at
Boston. Chicago at Brooklyn. st. Louis al
New York, Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
ThurSday-Cincinnati at Boston, Chica-
go at Brooklyn, Pittsburg al Philadelphia
Friday-New York at Boston, Brooklyn
at Philadelphia.
sSatIrday-New York at Boston 1.-TWO
games). Brooklyn at Philadelphia, St
Louis at Pittsburg, Chicago ut Cincinnati
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at New York, Chs
cago at Cleveland, st. Louis at Pctroitk&
Thursday-BOston at Washington w
letics at New York. Chicago at Clevel.it
st. Louis at Detroit. ~
F'riday-Roston at WASHINGTON Athloka
les at New York sx
STANDARDIZATION at Washington. Athy
letics at New York. Chicago at Cleveland
st. Louis at Detroit.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Wednesday-Lynn at Fall River. Brock
ton at Lawrence. Worcester at New Bed
ford. Haverhill at Lowell.
Thursday-Lynn at Fall River. Lau1
renee ut Brockton. Worcester at New
Bedford. Haverhill at Lowell M
Friday-Haverhill at Lynn. .Brockton Il
Fall River, Lawrence at Worcester. -LoW \
ell at New Bedford. "
Saturday-Lawrence at Lynn, Lowell a.
New Bedford Brockton at Fall River
Haverhill at Worcester
EASTERN LEAGUE So
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
Providence at Buffalo. Baltimore at Mont
real. Newark at Toronto. Jersey City at.
Rochester
Observation-Disclosures at Toronto, Jersey
CITY mt Rochester kFF
Friday-Providence at Baltimores two
gamesI, Newark at Jersey City, Toronto
at Montreal, Buffalo at Rochester 1.-TWO
games).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28
A COMMUNICATION.

Augusta. Me. Aug. 81, 1907.
Sporting Editor Kennebec JournaE
1 have heard that Jerry Connors Of
Camden. the well-known lightweight
boxer, is in town looking for match
with any of the leading lightweight
boxers, Kid Shea or Arthur Cote pre-
ferred. Shea and Connors would be
good drawing card for the Augusta
Athletic Association at their next ath-
letic meeting. Both have good re-
cords, especially Connors, who has a
1O-round draw with Jimmy Gardner
and win over Tom Sawyer in three
rounds and stopped Paul Beehler Of
Providence in three rounds. who
claims a 20-round draw With Battling
Nelson and he has won over scores OF
other good ones. I will be thankful to
you if you will print this in your val
liable paper.
Yours respectfully.
J.F. CONNORS.
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MAINE TEAM LATE.
Arrives at Camp Perry After Several
Delays and Mishaps. !.

Camp Perry. o., Aug. 27.-All the
five New England teams are now al
the range, the last to put in appear
ance being the Maine contingent
which arrived Monday morning after a
most eventful trip. Every man was
sore at the delay that brought them
to camp IS hours late.
The trip was a series of unpleasant
Incidents delays. which commenced al
Boston. They landed at Port Clinton
last night after dark and Col. Dill
learning from the camp. six miles
away, that their baggage had not ar
rived. decided to put up the team i;
hotel and get two square meals
something that cannot be obtained
here.
Col. Dill. when seen Monday morn
ing. was heartily disguised at the delay
and to make matters worse he had
barely been on the ground an hour
when he sprained his ankle seriously.
The delav Knocked the team out of an
early skirmish run which was scheduled
for o'clock in the morning, and its place
was taken by the Massachusetts team.
Col. Dill however, got in one run in the
afternoon.
ire toliowin" is the Maine team with
substitutes: Capt. John w Nash. Cant.
Arthur II. Field, lieut. Daniel w. Went
Worth, Lieut.. Mosh p Stiles. Lieut.. John
J. Coughlin. Lieut.. L. Fl. Dougherty.
Serst. ]. F. Lebel, Sergt. G. ]. killchery,
Sefgt W. p. Marston, Sergt. Alton L.
Wright. Sergt. T. W. Swan, Sergt. Daniel
J. Gould. Corp. Theo NJ. Swichell. Corp
Sanger S. Maxim, Corp. William II. Ma
thews. Sergt. Dan F. Christie. Col. FL
hot e. Dill is captain, and accompanying
the team is Mai John J. Dooley and Ma j.
G. M. Elliot
The New Hampshire team, which arriv-
ed yesterday afternoon, was out early or
the range and got In some good practice
The Granite State team is as follows:
Capt. NJ. II. began. Capt. Barker. Mai
Piper, Lieut.. c. F. Blake, Sergt. Richa
Sergt. Bodwell, Sergt. Shaw. Sergt. F
Piper. Sergt. Arthur. Corp. jackson
Sergt. Moore. Private James f. Bates
With the team are Adjt Gen Harry B
Cilley. Maj. Gen. ]. E. Tolles. Brig Gen
Sullivan. Lieut.. Col. c. w Howard. Maj
A. F. Cummings and Maj E. r. Shaw
Maj. Charles Human and Private Jane.
Durward.
Maine and New Hampshire camps are
punched together. while Vermont ant
Connecticut are some distance away
| They all visited in the Massachusetts!
| camp this evening to listen to a fin
sraphophone concert bv Edward L. Dicl
of the U. s. Cartridge Co. Lowell. VIII,
| sent to Toledo today for u new records
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Myron Elliott. ex-Waterville, eX-
Bangor and discarded by New Bed
ford, now with Fail River shut out
Worcester. tn 0. Friday. holding the
New England League leaders to two
hits. Elliott is Il Maine man, hailing
from Athens. He played Dutfield in
the Maine League.
Wild Bill Donovan of the Tifers is
not only the leading pitcher of the
American League, but he has a better
record than any other twirler in the
organization. When the last figures
were compiled he won l6 and lost
three games, his nearest rival being
Miner Brown, with IL won and four
lost
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GOOD RECORD.
Pennsylvania Cricketers Lose But
Two Games Abroad.

New York. Aug. 27.-Six members
Of the University of Pennsylvania
cricket team, who have been touring
England, Ireland and the continent
for some weeks, returned on the Ead-
erland. OF 1G matches the Americans
played. they won eight, tied six and
lost two.
Capt. Lathrop Lee said they found
the public school teams not strong
enough to cope with them. He spoke
in highest praise of the sportsmanlike
qualities of the foreigners. The games
lost were to Harrow and Woodbrook
teams of Brae. Some of the other
matches were with Charter House
school, Repton, Shrewsbury and Cliff
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28
GOLF AT POLAND SPRING.
winners Of Two Silver Cups Are De.
eided in Mondays Play.

folan Spring. Me. Aug. 27.-An IS
hole putting tournament with about 100
entrants was played on the Poland
spring house course Monday. the
'rophies being silver cups offered by
'"e misses Constant L. and Helen
Johnson of New York for the winner
anu ruhner-up in each division.
me winner in the mems division
was William c. Chick of Boston. and
me ruhner-up cup went to n. Allan
fetut of Philadelphia.
:, IN the women's division Miss Rosa
i'ius Longiey of Providence took first
p,aee' defeating Mrs Frank Pearson
VI Fhiiadeiphia in the final match.
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WILL RUN AT WORCESTER.
Shrubb Will Go Against Frank Kan
ally Of Boston, Sept. 8.

Worcester, Aug. 27.-Albert Shrubo
the famous English distance runner
has been booked by the New England
fair management to run against Frank
Kanaly of Boston in a three-mile race
at the Greendale fair grounds, Sept. 5.
A big entry list for the sports. when
are ew feature for the New Eng
land fair, closed Saturday and was an
nounced last night. There are 20 en-
tries in all, Boston and Cambridge De-
ing literally represented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28
KiIfeder With Biddeford,

Who ever expected to see Duke Kill
FEEDER in a Biddeford uniform playing
against his old team mates from Pine
Tree Park! Well, the Duke will
certainly make a good infielder for the
Orphans and his little brown cap NAV
be sorely missed by the Capers before
it comes time to present the tpennant
to the winning team.-Portland Ex-
press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28
Lowell 5; New Bedford o,

New Bedford Mass, Aug. 27.-The New,
Bedford team WAS shut out by Lowell this
afternoon and The visitors made iva
runs. four of them in q single inning when
the. local team played upside-dOwn base
ball. Greenwich pitched clever game
Tor Lowell and received perfect support
Bunting upset the local team
Lowell ..........G o Q u 0-5-y9
New Bedford 20 0 0 0 0 0 G--0-S3
Batteries-GreenWe ell and Duggan; Dro-
han and Kane. Time, 1.45. Umpire. Con
molly
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Fall River 10; Lawrenee q.

Lawrence. Mass, Aug 27.-Iawrencsaa
est today in slow and embarrassing
game by the score of 13 TO i.ss The field.
ing of the locals was Sretched, ~ errors
being charged up. 81
Lawrence 80 o l % 0 t-4 Ala
atteries-Gilroy ana Dracher: Clark
Gatcomb and Coveney. Time, 2l5 I'm
pire, ConHors.
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Athletics Buy SchIitzer.

Utica, y. Y, Aug. 27.-The local
baseball management today announced
the sale Of Pitcher Victor Schlitzer to
the Philadelphia American League
Club to take effect at the close of the
State League season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28
BANGOR

Two-base hits-Jones, Mcmillan, Collins,
Roper, Grow. Thrcc-base hitS-lott,
Rrern. Home runS-McMillan. Barrows.
stolen bases -COnnOrs :. Convey, DeSohan.
l'"llansbec Pinkcrton. Sacrifice hits
C.nn"rs ). Finnemore. First on balls
of Fraser ). Hit ny pitched ball-By Fra
ser. Finntrnore. Struck ou,-By Collins
4. by Fraser 6. Double play-COvey and
lott. Time, 80. Umpire, Moore.
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Boston ..........0 o Ii
New York .........1 0 x-5
Two-base lit-Laporte. Sacrifice hits
Elberfeld, Keller. Stolen base-Wagner.
Double play s-ThOmas and Elberfeld;
Williams. F,lberfed and Morarity. Left
on bases--New York 4. Boston S. First
on ballS-Of CEesbro g. off Young g. First
on crrols-Eoston |. Struck out-By
Young :, by Chesbro 3 Passed ball
Thomas Time, LIS. Umpire, O'LougMlin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Thursdav-Bouts at the Ludineton a.
C.. Michigan: Terry Martin VS.. Billy
Burke at Philadelphia.
F'riday-Al Kaufman VS.. Mike Schreck
Frank Carsey Mt Denver; Steve Kinney
VS.. Maurice Sayers at Milwaukee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28
1,,taIs
PINE. TREE

TwO-baSp hitS-kiifedder. Donovan.
Three-baSe hit-Ciood., Home run
O'Brien. Sacrifice hits.-.Dwinal. Wilder
First on balls-Of McLiian. Dwinal. Hit
by pitched hall-By Mcmillan Dwinal
Struck out-By Dwinal D. Wild pitch
Dwinal. Passed ball-Stone. Double play
-t;ernard. McGraw and Donovan. Time,
49, Umpire. Hassett
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE,

At Norwich-Norwich 4. Bridgeport a.
innings.
At New London-NeW London ,, New
Haven 01 inningS).
At Holy Oke-Iartford q Holyokc l.
At Interchangeable 1. Springfield
; Gt inniuoSl
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NATIONAL.
Cinci Beats Out Boston by
One Run, 8 TO z.
Cubs Shut Out SupeTbas and
the Giants 81. Louis.
PhiIiies s; Pirates 2--Giants and
Pirates Are Tied.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Eoston, Aug. 27.-After making it a tie
scor,. by batting out a home run in the
ninth, Brain threw into the bleachers in
the 10th, enabling Cincinnati to win 3 to
>. Dolner was very effective except in
the second, when three successive sin
clcs scored two runs for the visitors.
CINCINNATI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28

n,er in the. baseball business in his time
As a humoriet YOU do not lind any thln+
| approaching hin, in tie major league 70
| day. All that line OF stun ladicu on. !;
| the present time by Ilu@hey Jennings l.
| coIicd bodily from Arlie Latham,
| Latham was the bane of poor Qua Ilili s
| Won der AhC's life. although no Ply i,',,
| that ever worked for the eccentric p.i u
good hearted Dutchman stood so well
| with Chris as did Latham ,o ~
| Arlie was forever playing JOKES -. =
Chris. and Chris was contlnuaii.lEi; s'' he
| fines the following day, when l-a ..,a,,1.
would make one of his phenomenal plays,
The third year that St LOUIS 'o* eh,. 'i If
cha npionshiI, they had to fight TOT ~,
, and Com:skey the captain. and ,on ger
Abe, the owner. were continually lmP l'eos.
sing it on the players to keep tnelIls. 80,
in condition. and above All " heep iio'
getting injured. ,., ,oco+
This was the greatest fear whlch oeSe,
Won der Abe when his team, was IN ,hr
chase after the pennant for the ttlrd tltn"
and great was the scare thrown mo ,rc
excitable Dutchnan when Arlic Latham
came limping to him one morning ana
told him between groans that ne iE'd JUST
fallen off siXty-foot ladder.
Got in Himmel"' shrieked ChllS. as ne
began to paw The air. "a doctor qtci
Laddam might be injured NIT his lnsldes F:
BILE yet" -
Chris danced all around the room until
the doctor arrived. ana wheE the learned ne
SaWbOneS came into tht' Clubhouse tIie'
excited manager screamed,
Look to Airlie. quick, doc: he jusJ
tun bIed off n sixty-foot ladder"
Ply this time Arlie had worked his way
over to safe position near the door, and
fror, that vantage point he cried out.
ooh. 7 forgot to mention Chris. that ]!
only fell off the first round of that lad
der
And then as Chris. with a wild Whoop
of rage started in the direction of Arla
that Kidding PLAYER nearly tore the sida
of the clubhouse down making his get
away.
When the even-popular Charley Flick
man reached Chicago recently, after the
a room at the hotel adjoining that 81
Pitcher Altrcck. and being a ncighhorI,-
char Charley made a call on Nick, While
in the room Altrock began showing Hict
man his collection Of photographs for
NICK. though no beauty, is dead stucl, an
having his face taken. it being claimed
by baseball men that Nick has moro MIC
lures Of himself than any four mon in ina
profession today. AS all the nIavers know
the weakness of the big pitcher they al,
take huge delight in kidding him when
ever the opportunity arises So when
marley went into Nicl5'S room, and had
m" pictures shown to him Kick Law low
ana watched for IN onening.
After showing Charley several or his
portraits taken in the different cities Nick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28
BIDDEFORD 7: PINE TREE a.
O'Brien Covers Himself With Glory by
Making Home Run.

Biddcford, Ne. Aug. 27.-Biddeford won
today from Pine Tree. the score being
10 T. OT:rien made home run in the
game. it being the second one made on
the grounds this season Wilder and
Sourhwell both played an excellent game
i'm h, fol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28
Bangor Walks OFF With Port
land Nine TO -Four.
BIddsford Orphans Bag Pine Tree,
Seven to Four.
STATE LEAGUE STANDING.

Portland, Me-, Aug. 27.-In free hit
ting game Bangor defeated Portland hero
today by the score of 8 to 4. Both teams
made the same number Of hits but Ban
gor's were better timed.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures City :. Rochester
tSlN innings; called on account of dark
ness.
At Observation-Disclosures ). Montreal 0.
At Toronto-TEe TorontO Newark game
was postponed on account Of wet grounds
AT Bliffalo- Ihc Providence Buffalo
game N ,DstrOncd; wet SrOunds
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All DEL ROT.

Detroit .....-....0 D 0 0 8 1-4-9-2
Washington IL 0 0 0 G / o 1-3-7-2
I;atterieS-MulIin and Erwin and
Schmidt; Falkenberg, johnson ami Block
and kahoe. Umpires, Evans and Connol-
" Time. 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28

When Bill Joyce was the captain-man-
ager of the Washington club some years
back he tried out a chesty young Western
Lacquer by the name of Smith, who.
though Il sort of Il phenom in the west,
very far from being the goods in fast
company.
He was witty kind. though, and bright
at repartee, While Joyce was rather on the
slow thinking order when it came to get
ting back.
one day Bill ctnned the kid and was ex-
planning TO him what very nice boy he
was personally. but that as Il ma jo.
Lacquer he WAS far from the goods.
An. l see" drawled Smith; in other
words YOU mean that I am not likely to
succeed as major league ball nlayer?"
Mo- shot back joyce: "as n success
YOU have been failure"
Yes lcplied Smith, but as failure
haven't i been 4 successor
Joyce. not being quick at the crasring
game, is reported to have pondered over
the lids reply clear up to the time ha
r"hnIulshed the managerial reins at
All the time that Napolean Iajoie has
been coming to Washington he never
made visit to Arlington cemetery until
ms iast trip here with the Cleveland team
LtJo!e mad heard so much about tho
great national burying ground that early
one morning he took walk over to
1hrli i1, and'When he got back to his
idthtl al tuSIN condition he was
hailed by the gang on the stems and ask
ed where he had been
On answered Larry. carelessly, as he
sank down IN the hotel steps. II lust tool,
a tramp over to Arlington. :"
And did you leave him there?" inquired
Rhoades. the pitcher. with an innocent
expression on his face while Larry mr.
his hand to mis- head and groaned audibly.
Harry Davis. the peerless first baseman
ol tDe AthlptlcS and of tho hpCt fol
lows personally. Is also the father Of one
ot the brightest little kids in existence.
But Harry the second sometimes whoops
things up at night when his elders wish
to sleep.
A few weeks ago. Murphy who lies in
the swell apartment house where Harry
Davis is also a tenant. said to Harry one
morning out at practice.
We'll. heard that future President of
Yours hawlinG last night. Harry
Yes replied the genial first baseman.
and after four hawls four times he got
his base--warmed.'
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Three-hase hits-Be2 umont. Randall.
Home run-Frain. Stolen bases-kane.
Ifugeins. Double plays-Brain to BridweE
to Brain to Tenney to Biidwoll to Ten
ney. Higgins to Lobert to CAMEL. Lett
on bases-Cincinnati Z, Boston 5. First
on balls-Of Dolner 4. off Weimer l. Hit
by pitched ball-By Weimer l. Struck out
Ply Dorner ,. by Weimer , Passed ball
-Erown Time, LAG. Umpire, tombstone.
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The New York Americans landed
five games in Detroit this season
three Of them on this trip. Ilgers!
said AL Orth, These be tabby cats.
Wait till they come East again.
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia % l 0 0 0 3 x-5-10-3
PittsDurg .....2 o 0 o 0 o. Il
Eatteries-Corrdon and Jacklitsch ;
Phillippi and Gibson. Time, 1..5. I'm
pires, Rigler and Carpenter
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New York 1910 l 0 o Q o x-1-7-2
st. Louis .......0 0 0 o O-O-3-l
Observation-Disclosures and Bregnahan:
kar.cr and Noonan. Time, 80. Umpire,
Emslie.
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At RROOKLYN.

Chicago ....6 0 0 0 0 { 0-1-4-2
Brooklyn .......0 O-O-5-l
Kattcries-Lundgren and Killing; Rucker
ana Ritter. Time, Ia. Umpires. Klein
and OBEY.
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AMERICAN.
No Games Tuesday Except
at New York and Detroit.
High|anders Take Heavy Fall
Out Of Pilgrims, 5 to |.
Tigers Pull Out a Victory From the
Senators, 4 to 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

New York, Aug. 21.-CominG back from
their disastrous tour in the Western Cities
the New York Americans won a game
on the hilltop grounds today. defeating
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28

Wholly, ex-Augusta, is playing with
the Dover, n. H., team.
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Some Great Yarns Are Told
About Several Star Players.

at last carre 10 picture OF himself
sn,nnrd " lille he was touring Yellowstone
In,,E Iast ran. In this picture Nick is
shown seated on a donkey. and when
no ,assed tie card over to Charley he
said: ., ,,;,.,.,
sure" said hickman, its splendid
one: looks exactly like you. but who is
that or >ollr back
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-28

New York city consumes 1850 600
pounds of tea annually.
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TIE third time that the St Louis team
took the worlds championship Arlie
organization. and in those days Latham
was on" of the cleverest third baseman
that cat IN around that corner. AS A
hase rnrloiner he had no equal. and. in
fact, he was one of the most valuable
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new ENGLAND,
Lynn Turns Trick on Bur.
kett's Champs, G to 0,
Fall River Givss Lawrence an
Awful Beaiing, 10 10 q.
Lowell Whales Whaiers 5 to O..
Broekton 4; KaverhiII z.
N. {. LEAGUE STANDING.

Worcester, Mass, Aug. 27-Woreester
the leaders of the New England League
lost the game to Lgnn today. through id
failure to hit Abbott, by ascore of TOD
Only five Worcester men got as far as
first base. ~, &C., 40
Lynn ..............4 90 o 2 0 % oAsa;
Worcester .-.......0 90 o. o o Ger
Eatteries-Abbott- and Ball. Frock and
lccgne, Laviane. Time, Las. Umpire
Joe O'Bricn.