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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-07-05

Mrs. Sarah Merritt, lady
over II years of age, died last
week at Meadows from whoop-
ing cough.
South Idaho is practically
without a pound of coal and none
has been shipped in there for
several months. AS all of the
threshing engines are coal burn
ers harvest may be delayed con-
siderably because of the fuel
shortage.
Five cars of cattle were ship
ped from Sites today to join a
train load at Lewiston. They
constitute part of a purchase of
5000 2-year old heifers which the
government is buying for breed
ing purposes, and will be shipped
to Mandan, N. D. Nearly all of
the 5000 head were purchased in
the Camas prairie and Salmon
river countries. Sites Herald.
E. D. Lamb called in Wednesday
morning and left with us two small
limbs taken from the pear and
plum trees on his farm north Of
town. The pear limb is about a
foot long and contains nine well
developed pears while the plum
limb is about I8 inches long and
has 60 nice plums on it. Mr..
Lamb says his orchard is loaded
with fruit this year and he will
have to pick off part Of the fruit to
keep the trees from breaking down.
The samples brough us certainly
bear out his statement and show
that as fine fruit can be grown on
the prairie as one could wish tc
see.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-07-05

Geo. M. Robertson returned
tuesday, from his visit to Spo-
|ane.
There will be services at the
lethodist church Sunday morning
II o'clock.
Joe Herzog was in Wednesday
ON Ferdinand and advanced
subscription another year.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-07-05
For Sale.

Complete steam threshing outfit,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
YALE AND PENNSY MEN
LOOK BEST AT STADIUM

II the elmitation events that opened
the a2d annual intercollegiate games In
the Harvard stadium yesterday failed To
disclose n probable champion for tho n
nails today. they did show that Yale IN
unexpectedly strong In agile Jumpers. that
Pennsylvania possesscd very fleet sprint
crs, that the newcomers from tho Uni
versity or Michigan are speedy IN the
hurdles and factors IN the other events.
and that Cornell must win many points IN
the distance runs 10 retain her title.
Close followers or sports seemed % feel
last nisht that tho championship lay be-
tween Yale and Pennsylvania. with the
chances slightly I'm favor OF tho Blue
Thirteen Yale mon duallned In nine out
OF the eleven events that were run OF
during the afternoon
Cornell was next. with I. men Etill left
for tomorrow. but the champions failed
to get mon into four OF the eleven events
yesterday Michigan and Harvard auali-
fed nine men In seven events and Penn.
sylvania had eight men In n similar mum
ber Of the trials yesterday. Harvard.
however. In not regarded nv dangerous for
the championship. ae scarcely any OF
those OF her men who survived yesters
day are regarded as probable winners to-
day On the other hand. the eight Penn
sylvania men who came through are all
very fast and strong and her distance
men are also thought 10 he very formida-
bile.
one OF the developments OF yesterdays
events was the ability OF the team from
the University or Michigan. headed by
Capt Garrcls. To qualify nine men IN tho
events yesterday against such n wealth OF
athletes from n Eastern colleges
There were a number OF stirring events
yesterday and somo interesting field
events although the pole vault. as usual,
dragged out until nearly sunset. The last.
named event, however. raised Yale's hope
wonderfully, as no Tess than three Blue
vaultcrs cleared tho high bar successfully,
and two OF them. Drny ana Gilbert. went
over easily nj II feet. 6 inches. As Dray
IL expected To repeat his performances In
tho Harvard Yale game two weeks ego
ana establish n now intercollegiate record
the Yale athletes left the stadium last
night practically sure OF winning more
than i've points In this event. yalo II al
so counted on TO gather M points In tho
broad Jump through the fine leaping ~
Knox, who led the field yesterday az "a
feet. 10 inches. Marshall OF Yale In also
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01

regarded as n sure winner In tho hlsh
Jump. while Durham duallned In tho shot
Parsons OF Yale won HIS heat IN the half
mile. breaking the tape In a trine more
than two seconds above the record. Tho
Yale runner. however was badly winded
at tho finish. while Lewis and Townsend
OF Cornell. who ran second and third IN
the same heat finished very fresh. Has
klns of Pennsylvania. who won the sec
ond heat, had n pretty race with Coo "
Michigan, and these fve men. tosether
with Ramey or Michigan, are looked up-
on 60 give some exciting sport today
Taylor or Pennsylvania had no dlri.
Guilty In winning his heat In tho quarter.
mile In fast thing. while Rogers ~ Corr
nell was pushed hard Ny Atlee OF Prince.
ton In the second heat.
In the dashss Cartncli of PENNSYLVANIA
won both hts heats with comparative
ease. but Miller OF Princeton IL expected
60 give him strong race ia the 100 yards
and Young OF Syracuse will probably push
him hard In the furlons today,
Gsrrels OF Michigan, Hubbard OF Am.
hcrst and shaw OF Dartmouth were easily
tho stars IN the hurdle events. and Il ls
hoped that they will meet In tho finalu
today. and if they do. II IN possible that
new records In these events may be es-
tablished.
OF the minor point winners yesterday
Princeton led. with six points. getting two
men into the uuarter.mlle. two IN tho
hundred yards and one each In the hur-
die events. Amherst and Syracuse have
still four mon left In the competition out
side the distance runs, while Dartmouth.
Williams and Swarthmore have three
men left In tho running. An unexpected
factor was perco or Johns Hopkins. who
made fourth place IN the broad Jump.
1907 yard daeh. first heat-Won by Ru.
ton. .Miller. Princeton. second, l'urch,
Yale. Time 10 is.
Second trial heat--won by Gamble,
Princeton. second. Stewart, Michigan.
Tmc 10 10.
Third trial heat-won by Read. Am
herEt, second. butler yale Time 10 &c.
Fourth hent~Won by cprtmel, Penn
sylvania: second. Stevens, Yale. Time
10 i-s.
Half mile run, first heat--Won by rar.
sona, Yale. second, q. r., Iewis. Cornell.
third. Townsond. Cornell. Tfme 1ybs Id
IIaIf.miie run. second heat Won by
Hashins, Pennsylvania. second. Coo,
Michigan: third. Flint Cornell. Time
200 l4h.
THIRD hcat-won by Ramey. Michigan.
second Baker. swarthmore. third,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
FOOTBALL
TENNIS
AQUATICS

Chandler, Cornell Time gog i-s
tO-ysrd run, nret heat-~Won by Taylor,
pcnneylyania second. coholan. Yale.
tn,rn Iiteman. Princeton; fourth Sweet
Second host-.won by Rogers. Cornell.
Auee, Princeton, second third Heniie.
!sswarthmore; fourth, Ycuns Harvard
~. yard hurdles First heat, won hy
Hubbard Amherst, recond. Talcott, Cor.
nell: third. Merrill, Williams. Time 10
gam Second. Mason. Harvard; third.
fireman. cornrit. TINA .M
THIRD heat-won by shaw. partmouth.
iSsSna RsSaSara %rns Time rp,"Gs'0n '''r'
i%.yard hurdles, heat for third mon.
First Merrill. williams. second, Tremen,
Cornell limo % 20.
John Rredomus, Dartmouth, pole vaa,it.
or has bcen declared ineligible on the
ground that ho had won points In open
competition last year and had not COM
pleted hs years residence In college.
Protests against Greene and Moffltt of
Pennsylvania were not sustained
nigh fmp--Following qualified NJ feet
aH inches. M,ffit,. pennsyivania. itar-
wood ana Aomers. Harvard. Marshall.
Yale llorrax, Williams.
2es.yard dash. FIRST heat-won ny Cart
NELL Pennsylvania. second Stoyers,
Yale third, Hutchinson, Cornell, Time
~ rs.
second heat.-won by whithnn, Penn.
syivnnla second. Lockwood. Harvard.
thiri. Burch. Yale Time 20 i-b.
Third hoat.-Won by Young, Syracuse.
second. Dodge. Harvard third, Stewart,
Mfvhaaan. Time 22 20.
Hammer throw~liorr SYRACUSE Fol
weil. pcnnsylvania. kefsburs. Harvard
pew and COOK. Cornell. auallned.
Shot put Following qualified. Kruger.
SwarthnIore. a. feet inches. Garrcle.
Michigan. " feet inches. white. Cor
nell, ~ feet \ inclies Strphcnson, fiar-
yard. a. feet Inch; Bohrmen. Yale. II
feet q Inches
yard hurdles. first heai-won by
shaw Dartmouth. second Rand. Hsr-
ward third. Merrill, Williams Time
.i5 s-b.
Second heat..Won by Gerr~is, Miobl-
san. second. 1nb,ott. Corncil: third. Ma
son. Harvard Time 10 40
Third heat-lvon by Hubbard. Amherst;
second. Armstrong. princeton Third.
Howe. Yale Time ib %,
Pole vault -sDray and Gilbert Yale,
and swain. Pennsylvania. n feee y inches.
Campbell Yale. II feet inches. Allen
syracuse. II feet inches
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
ANOTHER WIN MAKES GRAYS
LOOK A BIT PERK|ER

IN csacks. Ahstcin stung liner 10 left
and White tried TO make n graceful catch
OF II. but tho ball wormed out OF his glove
and stevens and Poland raced home on
tho error Mcconnell doomed up frNas
Lacquer that Gettman nearly broke hts
back fshing for and Chadhourne and Alb
sten pounded the dust along tho home
ward trail
Gottman banged single 20 middle In
the first of tho fourth. white eyed four
wide ones and amhed 10 FIRST. Murray
poked a sacrifice which Abstoln secured
and threw 20 Mcconnell. who covered lrst
In time. Then smith cracked out n single
10 short right. hut although Gettman tai
lied. white thought II advisable Go stop
az third. stevens then settled down and
avoided being ch9sed by Duffy, aE the
next two hitters were easy outs. Therc
were nothing but goose eggs from that
time on, rally by tho Bisons In the ninth
amounting Co nRught.
Roy Rock pleased his friends nightly
by appearing I'm a uniform. His knee Ia
much better now and II Will not take him
long To get into shape.
Tho score.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01

Runs--Poland, Chadbourne. AbsteIn,
Stevens-f. Gettman-i. Sacrifice hits
Lord. Murray. stolen base-A McCon-
nell. First base on balls--on stevens 3.
Off VowInkle l. Struck out-By stevens 2.
by Vowinklo 3. Double play-stevens Go
Crawford to Abstein. Timc--ih. som. um-
pires-ioffner and Cusack.
BALTIMORE z. ROCHESTER, 2
After n disastrous trip to Providence the
Orioles returned homo yesterday and de
feated Rochester To 2. loren. whom
Manager Dunn OF the orioles secured
from the Toronto team. pitched n brilliant
game. holding the Bronohoes down 10 two
hits. Lonnox's long hit putting them In
the run column.
Tho Birds hit the ball hard Pappaiau
succeeding Walters In the box for Rochcs-
ter in the third. Tho score:
BALTIMORE
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
SPORTS Of ALL SORTS

IN two games played Memorial day
between the Harrisburg ana the York
teams OF the Tfi. state league. the work
OF Harry Psttee, ths former Brown
star. was starry. In the two contests
pattee came 10 bat four times, made
four hits for n total OF t2 bases, scored
four runs, secured two sacrifice hits
and in all accepted eight chances nc
second base without IN error Tho
Harrisburg fans now think that Pat
tee IL tho only player In the business,
and they can De pardoned somewhat
for manifos,ing such q belief Pat.
tees hits comprised two homsrs and
In tho morning game st York. IIsrs
was IN this contest that pattee reg
istsred one time nj bat. ne twice ho sac
rinccd runners along. was passed once,
was hit by n pitched ball the foutth.
and the NTH time up he drove out
timely double. Before crowd of 1000
people NJ harrisburg IN the aftsrnoon
he was ihs star by far 81 the game.
pattee. who tops the Harrisburg bal.
ting iisi, started OF for the home team
with home run In the hrsi and IN
the second he commenced another bat
ting rally with a two.basssr. In the
sixth he again hit over The fence for
o homer, ana Long, the opposinE
pitcher. was 90 afraid ~ him tho last
time np that he purposely gave fisrrv
his base on halls. 40 rattee'e record
vas three times ~ hat ana three hits
Al ssibsch. whom the Providence
club toid. got thres hits In the morn
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01

Runs-O'Hara 2. Dunn. Huter. Hearne.
Torcrl Byers-1 Jyudy. I.enuox-2 Two
base hits--Dunn. Hcarnc. Three base hits
-Lonnox, James. Stolen bascs-O'l llarn,
Ryrnes. Toron First base on bailv-off
loren 2. off Pappalau ?, Batters mt-By
Toron--Lotdy. struck out-By Pappalau
Left on bares--Baltimore 4: Rocheaier
First base on errors-'I3altlmore l.
rime--lh. t5m. Umpire-Kclly Attend
ance-~i6Oo.
"Batted for Hall I'm third
NRapp out for interference In eighth.
JERSEY CITY o, MONTREAL !.
Jersey city scored second victory In
their series against Montreal az West
Side Park yesterday. beating the visit
ing Royals by tho score OF TO I. Barger
was easy picking for the skecters the
home team touching him up for four hits
In row after two men had been retired
In the third inning. netting three runs.
Foxen was puzzling throughout and but
for an error OF McManus would have had
a Hhutout The score.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
SCHOOL LEAGUE BASEBALL

Cranaton easily beat East Providence
on their home grounds, by tho score OF is
TO !, yesterday cranstou started the
scoring In tho first tnndnK. when Rowland
aud Aldffch croEscd the plate on hit by
Rowland and u BuccoasiUn OF errors by tho
team. In the third II men bat
ted FOR Cranston and scored 10 runs. Fast
Providence tried three pitchers. McCloud.
Dyer and Bourne. but fh~y were all touch
cd up In great shape by tho Cranston bat
tors. East Provdencr's lone run came I'm
tho eighth. when Mill"r hit silva. who
scored on two singles by Dyer and Bourne
Miller allowed but three hits. Tho score
CRANgTDN
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
THEATRICAL BALL
TOSSERS ARE SCHEDULED

Palace Garienr will be tho scone OF
four good ball games tomorrow. AZ 10
o'clock IN the morning tho employee of
kcith's thcntre OF this city will 20 through
number OF scenes with tho employees OF
the Pawtucket house. Tho S,rpth Provi-
dsncc independents. the stronx rivals OF
tho South Providence Grays. tachle nine
calling themselves tho potter Avenue
Starr at II oioCock In tho morning. and
let and Tho Trinuncr will bc played.
The big attractton however. viii bo NJ
8 10 In tho afternoon whom the fronuoir
team, which has made such a good rec
ord thus far, lines up against the strong
st. Turrva's Aggregation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
CLASSICAL.

NhHt-FlFfT w. haFfln ~ NrpinWall.
Fits 2, Costello 2. Cobb--12. Flynn. Ban.
non-2. Sacrifice hlt--Nolsn Stolen bases
Costello, Flynn. Bsnnon, HartiEsn.
Fryer 2 Kelley q Nolan 2. Pearson.
Witherow. Two base hlt-Cobb. Three ba q.
bit--Cswley. First base on balls--On
Pearson Z: OF Aspihwsii l. struck out
by Pearson-Fryer. by cawiey--Iiowlsud
Passed balls-west. Uartlgan 2 wlid
pitches-cswley. HartlKan 2 Time LII
iom. Umpire snscd
WOONSOCKBr. rs, ENgLtgI. ii
In l2.lnninE game EnEliHh was de
feated by Woonsocket by Tho score of 10
to II yesterday. English had n nafe lead
until tho sixth. In that inning Hignsy
was touched for seven safe hits nnd
with three baEeE on balls nins runs ver.
ecored before three men were put out IN
the seventh English evoned up matters
by mAlting elk taliles. tlclug tho score
There whs nothing doing until the 18th
when by two hiir. n has. ON balls ana n
miaiudged ny, Woonsocket got lead of
two runs. ~ BnEllsh'H half Arnold was
advanced hH far ~ third base. but died
there. as the next three man were put
oiit IN order The batting Of Thorpe and
Rirnoy and tho lclding Of HantanRini and
Dorrey WIRE the features OF the game
Twice Dorsey. by hard sprinting was
able 20 bring down nlcr which looked like
sure hits.
fNf "Nffffi-,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
PRIZE WINNERS IN
BOWLING CONGRESS

The first annual tournament conducted
under tho auspices OF the National Duck
and Candle Pin Bowling congress. John
J. Monsey of Worcester. president. closed
Thursday night after a season OF 10 days
In the hye-man duck pin series the
-plaYern on ffne well.knoMn Night Hawk
team OF Fall River gathered IN the first
prize with n record OF 1870 pins.
Txr Randall square rollers OF this city
came IN for second money with team
total OF 1894 pins a record that held good
for the best part OF the tournament but
when the Niwbt Hawk duiutette got the
pins going last Tuesday evening tho game
was up and they were Obliged TO be sat
isncd with second position IN the hct race
for the prizes.
o. Thornton. w. CahIl and J. Rippax
nnade phenomenal three- string totals on
the duck pins of go. 30 and %5 pins. re-
0F,ecfively, In tho tournament
e. r. Burnham and v. Smith Of this
city led in tho two-man duck pin events
from the start with fine showing OF go
pins for a team total.
Bssser and vickcrs both ~ Providence
were second win CAT pins to their credit
In the individual c0nseri for n record on
the dock pins. George ~. Sweet of Slo-
enfrr. n. T.. knocked out n tosai on tho
Arvf day Of the tournamen, that wood
the test throughout tba series. His rec
score sheet ~. H Gerry of this city ls
scconf with an elegant total of E5 pins.
Closely foiloved BY J. Kippax ~ Fall
River and Cross of baltimore. with rec
ords Of 80 and zG. respectively.
Tf> Casino No. 2 duipf~tts ~ Boston
,sntef tho FIRST money IN the fve-man
candle pin TarDes with = team torai %
jDs pins with Casino No 2 team second
with n showing - if7z rfns
sDsfsatlv and Banks ~ Providence ulad~
gcof m fiye fvo-nlan candle yin events
with a leansr ~ GO pine,
The champion Auburn team ~ me city
league defended hs title aeainsf he
EiverpOinf. PrOvidence ard baltimore
cutDiettes IN grand style. coming out win
nsvS BY large margins IN every event
one Of the pleasing features - no tour.
nanPnt in tbs connection was ths pre-.
sntafion - Jack wallace ~ shs cham.
pion Auburn team last Thursday evening
OF tho handsome king PIN medal thnf he
recently won In the series ~ fhe fufau.
cry Han alleys
Frank Donnelly made tfc prerenfation
speech. after WHICH Tom Whitei.rr his
nearest competitor IN ne raoe for the
priss. HANDED me trophy 60 tho victor.
rHfzE WINNERS.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01

Runs -IIow1tnd =. Alfrich 2. Eorihup.
Miller 2. Hun. Heddins Perry, Hpclman
2. Hcnttcrgood 2-iG. Silvia stolen baaea
Miilor. iiull 2. Dyer p Two.baAc hits
Northup, Miller Flrst baEc ON balls on
Mcc1p5d 2. on 1lotunc q of Dyer T. on
MILLER .. S'rarf out-si3y Bourne by
Dyer I by McCioud 3. by Miller 10 Rat
tor hh-tiiva Double piay--Iiowlaud 90
AllTfoh Passed baiif pNHne q Dycr,
Tima-ih bOrn rmpire-Kirey Of Brown.
WTUCKET ~. CLASSICAL 2
~ gOrham Park yesterday afternoon
Classical Loaf 10 Pawtucket by " 10 ?
The Pawiuekst fellows had n little track
practice. no lees thsn ~ ~ them sprint
Ing around tho bases
Pitcher Pearson gave soven bases ON
bslts ard hf man The score
pAWTfffETT
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01

Runs@ Dopnell 2. Thorpe g. McFse 2.
randall 2 Cassidy q Gilbert. Mccarthy 2.
Flynn 2. Bharkey--ig. Dunn. Hnntangfni q.
joyce 2. Corey q Higncy r. Cooper-n
sacrInce hlts-Dunn, sanianHini Stolen
basep--O' Donncli 2. Cassidy 2. Gilbert r.
Sharkcy 2. Arnold I. Saxon O. Joyce 2.
RlRney 2. santanrinI, Mccarthy. Three.
base hlt--corey Home run@Thorpe. First
base on balis-On O'Donneii o. OF Thorpe
3. or Rigney H. Struck out--By O'Don.
nel Z; by Thorpe a. by Rlgrey " Rsttsrs
hit--Cooper. HsntsnginI, McFee, Dorsey.
Passed balls tsnGini Randall 2. Time
-2h. ibm. Umplre-tsammons
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01

NunN~HNhn, HHIIIKHH Z, TIHHIUTU Ut
Joyce--i Left on bases--,Iersey city b,
Montreal 7. First base on balls-or Foxen
3: of Barger 2. struck out-By Foxen 2.
by Lake /: by Barger 2. Sacrifice hit
IIill. stolen bases~-Bean, Beister. Joyce
g phelnn Double play-Phelsn and iIill.
Hit by pltcher--By Bareer ]. Umpires-
owens and Conway. Tlme-2h Attend
ancc-i1OO.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
CONN. LEAGUE RESULTS

~ Hartford Hartford 2. Jfoiyyks ?
~ Nsg fson6yn- HndRsb<rt. lf New
,grfyn
A. sprhRasN sprinEfsis :. rsy ia
ven b
~ Norvich -ws>rt,sry Nof.ich gsms
re prne1- wef fysr4ffs
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01

brooklyn q, New York 2.
ptttsbUra %, Chicago a.
noston u, phiindeIphin n.
CinctnuRti-st. Louis tw~t groundsD,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

philadelphia n. wsshtnstou =.
Detroit ., Cleveland q.
New York Z, Uoston q.
Chicago n. ~. Louis q.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
)ErRofT ?. CLEVELAND 4

DETROIT 2. CLEVELAND I.
Go Innings)
Dctroit wnn ut Cleveland 90 I yestor-
day In 10 innings. Crawford's homo run
tied tho scone In tho ninth, while hits by
Archer. Downs and Coughlin drove IN tho
deciding run In tho 10th. Cleveland failed
90 g~t hit of Donovan after the third
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
NEW YORK :. ROSToN 1.

Tho New York players were thoroughly
nidvc on the bases yesterday nj boston
and the score 81 to I'm their favor rep
rcscnted their readiness to grasp oppor-
ttriities M they arose. A ono hand catch
by sullivan was the fclding feature. The
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
EAsTEuN LEAGUE.

Providence 4, buffalo 4.
Jersey City n. Montreal 4.
baltimore z. Rochester 2.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
GAMES TO-DAY.

Buffalo ne Providence.
Montreal NJ Newark.
Toronto ne Jersey City.
Rochester ne baltimore.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
GAMES TO-DAY

Chicago NJ pits.burg.
Mrooklyn NJ New York.
Doston NJ PhiiadrIphis.
~. Louis ne Ctnriannti.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE sTANpiN

ing game. ono of which was a homer.
and stole two bases,
Psttee's extra hitting was the best
ever seen In harrisburg for years. and
viii probably stand ms n record
Commodore Cornelius vandarblIts
b7-footer Aurora tho third OF the three
aloopH built by iIerreshon. was given
her maiden spin yesterday morning IN
the harbor and along the shore ~
Prudence Island. Designer N. 81. Her
her moorng under mainsall. topssil
and forestaysall There was n stn
breeze blowing from the northeast as
~. A4se.s went on the port tack
when opposite the beacon she went In
stays and sailed toward Prudence fs-
land. The new racer showed the same
tstalena and Wilson's. She shows that
she ls n stiff craft ana stands up well
under her large amount or canvas.
after being out for an hour and 10
The winsoms. owned by u F. Lip.
bort bort under md hem her %msin.aii' ana WI when sSs
tho big spinsker white running with
The Yacht new through Tho water at
rapid pace.
Dispatches were received from Hos-
ION last evening 10 'Ho eUett tnHI dune
American baseball club M Chick Htshl
toke place between the Providence
team and the Pilgrims. The proceeds
Of this contest will be for The bensnt
Of Mrs. atahi the widow OF the famous
player who came 20 such an untimely
Providence has a game on that date
with Toronto In this city. but n In on
pect.d that In order 10 arrange for
sought from President Powers 90 have
tho exhibition scheduled for that day
IN this city called on ana double.
header played tho next
A rousipg rend.ofr was given the
Brown baseball team early last even
ing, ms they took the train for rhlia-
with tho University OF pennsyivania
this afternoon The Brunonians rsalise
VA ,hsy oa,,,o ere ~ 2,srsnt, ,n rath,r
the. phllsdeiphians this aftetnoon ~
ship houors. as pennsy has already
been defeated by Yale, ~ 20 4. and IN
numerous other cases has not made ne
strong a showing es In past years.
panied The players. and, comble.a with
the large number of alumni who viii
be M the game will Doubtless make n
very good representation. they took
the 1910 train for Norwich, where they
will embark on the boat ArrlvinE ~
proceed directly 10 PmisSsiphis The
men who were taken were Capt Paine
Tift. Nourre. Raymond Eirod Dick.
ipson, Jones Hamilton. Keen Dsnnie
puss. usrsser prieht. Assistant Man.
aEer Frost and Trainer Hussins.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-01
GAMES TO-DAY

Detrott NJ Chicago.
New York ~ Hoston.
CleyelsWd at ~. Louis.
rhilHdeiphia NJ wasbingtop.