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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
SIGNS WITH BIDDEFORD.
Cy Thompson, Former Augusta Twill
er, Joins the Orphans.

The Biddeford Orphans will be the
attraction at Pine Tree park this af-
fcrnoon and the Capers are planning
To give them warm reception. At
last Pop Williams has landed a first
class slab artist to help out in the
pitching end Of the game for the bal
anc" of the season and this afternoon
"Cy" Thompson the elongated youth
with sharp breaking curves formerly
with the Senators. will face Biddr-
ford. While with Augusta. Thomp-
son was one of the winning pitchers Of
The league and all the teams that faced
MIN found great difficulty in connect
Ing with his shoots. Perhaps his most
hotabi" performance was the Aim
ning victory which he pitched against
Lewiston with Mohawk Merrill pittcd
against him. Thompson was n the
city yesterday and is In fine shane 40
make good today.-Portland Press
Aug IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
FOURTEEN FOUND NOT GUILTY.
Chelsea Justice Rules In Favor Of Win
nisimmet Club.

Boston. Aug. 2S.-SteVe Mahoney and
IL ether members of the Winnsimmet
Athletic Club Of Chelsea We're found
not guilty in the Chelsea police court
yesterday before Judge Stearns on the
charge Of unlawfully promoting a box
ing exhibition on the night of July 80
in Chelsea.
Hearings have been held at different
times during the present month. Judge
Stearns said that it had not been
proven that the members of the club
were selling tickets indiscrimnately to
the public. The satte police officer he
said, who received q ticket purchased
his through the carelessness of the
clubs secretary, and the methods Of
the officer. the judge intimated. We're
somewhat farfctched. The meeting in
the club quarters he could not cOnstrue
az being public meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
Nelson Will Hire Scrapper
To Give Him Private Test.

did to Cans hurt him so bad at Gold
field that he quit like dog alter that
42d round.
Rat was asked whether it was true that
he was almost knocked out at the end of
the 10Th round.
"N'ell,' he said hesitating'v. Il would
MT like to say that 1 vas. You know You
can't tell what the weather will he to-
morrow from the fact that it is raining
today.
Il was sure pretty far under. / got an
other stomach puncl! and it rnade me
sick Still | might have slipped one to
him the very next round that would have
settled him. and yet / might not have
been able to stick 1t ont for another
round ] sort of feel that | could have
bulliad through for two or more rounds
ANYHOW.
" was nnv"r SO astonished in my life
Say. nefore that Britt fight would have
bet the clothes off my hack. AS it haD.
peued. didn't have n cent up | was
Just going to take a bet of 5000 when
somebody beat me to it.
81 can't tell now whether 1 will ever
break into the ring or not.
y tell you what / am going to do. I
am going to stick around here somewhere
until the Rritt-Cans fight comes off Then
! am going to take long rest. fix uD nv
business affairs. and fool around the
mountains for awhile. until I am feeling
as fine as ! ever did in my life.
'fhcn 7 am going to hire the hast light
WEIGHT th're is to he had in the business
and oirt him good piece of money for a
secret fight with me. I am going to pay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29

San Francisco, Aug. 2s.-Little Rat Nell
son is planning one of the most singular
prize figths that ever came off.
II Is TO ne fought in secret and upon its
outcome depends his future. If he wins
he will go back to the ring; if he loses the
sporting world will never hear from him
again.
Little Rat cane out into the sunshine
recently for about the first time since the
fight He looked like a wreck of the little
pug who met Britt. He is thin, hollow
eyed. and sorroNful
II suppose you saw the little quarrel
on that Wednesday night" he said
shamefacedly. This is the first time he
has talked for publication since the fight.
III l had been drunken sport" he
walled Il could have understood it, But
l always take care of myself All I can
say is that there comes day once in Il
while vixen a selling platter runs all
around a stake winner. This was nv off
night.
1T was the rottenest fight ever fought
| in my life. Say, in those last five rounds
| ! was just hulling ii through. I didn't
| have the strength of a sick kitten left
Il was hurt pretty bad early in the
| fight. when he punched me in the stomach
| | ate too much for dinner, and l hadn't
| mad 4 glove On Cor 81 long.
| II don't know. honest whether the
| heating Cans gave me at Goldfeld hurt
me or not. I didn't feel that Aav. But
! ! guess it didn't do me any good If it
hurt me though, I'd like to know what il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29

him an extra hundred dollars or so if he
goes to it hard enough
TN soon find out whether I'm there
or not II he knocks me out, that's the
end of 1t. If | win in the old way. I'll 90
after some'0 the bic ones. You bet, I
won't fight any second raters now. Top
note hers or nothing
Nobody Will ever know how this fight
comes out. or where it was fought Num-
you know. Just him and me. and 3,
couple to handle us. The public will lose
one hot scrap.
II don't know whether 7 can ever get
bach or not. ] Just keep hoping SO. I feel
pretty bad about it.
The money. for one thing. makes fell
low feel sore. Losing a championship is
an expensive proposition. Say, 1t was just
like somebody reaching over and taking
s20."U out of your vest pocket. for would
have rot that out of the Nevada fight.
Say. could just see that $40 900 going past
me and waving cood-by"
Eat was asked If he intended going to
Los Angeles to see Memsic and Cans
fight. bat he sadly shook his head.
YoH can't tell how it will come out
Gee. how can you tell how ANYTHING is
coming oHt after that fight Wednesday
night.
II can tell YOU one thing. though. that
Cans will murder him if Mer1sic lets him
take the lead. That coon can lick any
lightweight in the ring. if YOU let him
lead. Say. he's = fighter The only way
to fight Cans is for some fellow. like me-
who isn't afraid to wade right in and fight
him all the time and not let him lead
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
Baseball Notes.

Tie crusade AGAINST snikes is gaining
ground. Fifty stolen bases do not offset
one eashed arm.
Joe Cantillon is after Pitcher Barney
Joy OF FRISCO. He is reported to have of
fered 5000 for the youngster. and his bid
II is further reported, was spurned.
Frank Smith, the twirler of whom
Fielder jones prophesed great things this
season, IS supporting his managers iudg.
hlent. lie has won 20 of his q games.
Tie Western players say that Rube
Waddell has the greatest change of pace
OF any twirler in the box. Judging from
the statements Connie Mack issues from
'inle 10 lime, Rube carries the same
ability into his private life.
The l'ittsburgs are the Friday champ
ions of the world. They have not lost a
gal;:e on that day this season. but as
they Nave a double-header to play with
the Clicagos next Friday they are not
sure IF keeping the slate clean.
\. Y. Sun:-New York has no champion
team this season, but she has the cham
p1on third basenIan. His name is Deplin.
ana he is the best or the diamond today.
lie is weak on one point. however. He
can, get foul balls that go over the
grand stand.
Umpire Connolly is the wise gink of the
league arltrators He wears his breast
protector even when behind the pitchers,
thus folding the vengeful twirlers who
have habit of stepping out of the way
Of very fast ones. secure in the Knowledge
that tn. Jump will stop it with some soft
Part of his upper works.
Washington Star:-These baseball shoe
firms who are Offering new suits of foot
wear for home runs around here ought to
be chcered by the news that Detroit
ieweler who got dippy in the tank when
the Tiers We're leading the league and
offered diamond rings for four-ply wal
iopi had TO stick up one the other day
Mr.. Downs. young Tiger( vas the happy
recipient.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
PROGRESSIVE sCRAPPiNG.
Boxers Can Go As Many Rounds As
They Please Under New Law.

A Maine fight promoter has consult
ed the best of legal authority ana IS
advised that glove fights for any num-
Der of rounds may be held under the
new Maine law. That law limits box
ing contests to six rounds but it is
pointed out that there is no provision
against the same principals meeting
in any number of six round bouts the
same night That is to say, instead
Of Arthur Cote and Jimmy Briggs. for
instance, being matched to fight Is or
"a rounds in Maine they may be mat
CHI for three or four bouts of SIX
rounds No decision can be given and
they go on and fight six rounds, after
which a preliminary bout, not necea-
arily more than one round, may be
sandwiched i'm and then on come Cote
and Briggs for six more rounds and
SO on indefinitcly.-B Record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
KELLEY WILL COMPETE,
Holder Of Record for 100- Yards Will
Run at Jamestown.

Eugene. Ore Aug. 2S-Dan Kelley
holder of the American record for 100
Yards ~ seconds. will compete at the
games at tho jamestown exposition
Thi. was finally decided last week when.
without a competitor or pacemaker the
sprinter covered the distance twice in ten
seconds each time. He was timed by four
watches and only an interval of few
minutes separated the trials
After his trials Kelley said II hope
that I can make good for the sake Of tie
University of Oregon and those who are
sending re east. If tho trim or the
citrate does not interfere, think I can
win both the 100 and the Onward dashes.'
Kellrv's trainer. "Bilr' Hayward. saws
that his protege will win and that be
should outclass the eastern runners. Ha
claims that Kelley has run 30 ,ards in
| 2lh seconds on a curved track and that
| I've will win the longer distance. although
| the loo is Nelley's real distance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
go PACE-PURSE $1,000.

Laura Bcllani. 70 m, by Moqnette,
dam by Oar Night IL. McDonald)...
Moy, b IN (HaNeS). ........................2
Margaret b, b N tHoney). 4
King Pointer, b m (DeRyder). ..........7 3
Hand Annie. br IN CarpenteD. .........4 9
Romano, b m tNeiD. Observation-Disclosures )
Onadonna. b h Davis. Z
Belle Gold. cll m Proctor). DIS
Ti,n1o--o n0lL
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Brockton Twice Beaten.

Lawrence. Mass, Aug. 2S-Lawrencs
defeated Brockton twice at Glen Forest
today in two Garrison finishes. taking the
first game by the score of 10 to . and the
second 5 10 .. The second contest went
seven innings by agreement.
First game:
Brockton ID o o 500 o o a-144
Lawrence ....1 0 l 0 } Q 4-10-l2-i
Eatteries-M. O'Tonle. J. O'Toole and
NcGovern: Leith and Eaton. Time, 150
Umpire COnnors.
Second game:
Lawrence ...........N Q o 0 0 2-2-1C-l
Brockton ............9 | 0 o 0 o. 81
Ratteries-Hartman and Coveney: J.
OF cole and McGovern. Time. / 80. UNI
nire. ('OnnOrS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
LARNED is CHAMPION.
Plays Brilliant Tennis, Winning in
Straight Sets.

Newport. r. I..-Aug. 2S.-The national
lawn tennis championship in singles
was won today by William A. Larncd
Of Annapolis, Nd. through his straight
set victory over Robert Leroy Of New
York in the finals of the all-COmers
tournament and the inability of Will
liam ]. Clothier of Philadelphia to de-
fend the title which he captured on
the Casino courts from Beals c.
Wright year ago. The scores toda! '
were c. 60, 81.
Larned by his victory also secured
permanent possession Of the sixth
championship cup offered by the Ma
tional Association. his previous legs in
the trophy having been Won in 1901
and 1902.
The contest today in the finals was
decisive and except for brief period
in the third set was meyer in doubt
from the start. Leroy although out
classed and Outplayed by the veteran.
made plucky fight but could not ham
die Larned's cannonball drives down
the side lines or across court.
In his II years on the Casino courts
Larned was never more brilliant than
today and the fashionable sporting
crowd applauded his work and cheered
him at the finish Larned's course
through the tournament was along easy
lines and his six straight matches were
all won without effort in straight sets
Summary:
Championship singles. final round:
w. A. Larned defeated r. Leroy, 81
g.. ca.
Challenge round:
W. A. Larned defeated w. ]. Cloth!er
by default.
Consolation singles:
T. +. Pell defeated J. r. Carpenter
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7 IT.IV---.TFI, w T. -'V' 2 - IT'
aIiopples after first heat.
213 TROT-PURSE $1,000.
JIU JlTSU IN ARMY.
Tilt With English Boxer in Berlin Ends
With Honors Even.

The growing interest in athletics, which
is leading 10 the Importation of sports
practised in ENGLAND and America, is H.
Illustrated by novel experiment conduct
ed in Berlin under the auspices and man
agrment Of the German army and ma
zine exhibition, where contests have been
inauSuratrd to test the relative value of
boxing and iiu iitsu.
Az English boxer named Edwards was
pitted against iiu iitsu expert in the
presence Of great crowd of spectators
At the end ct p minutes the referees of
the contest decided the battle a draw,
throughout, was regarded as having the
advantage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
Dovey BUYS Bushev

Worcester, Aug. 2S.-President Dovey
of the Boston Nationals today bought
"Strike Out Bushey of the local New
England League club. This is Dovey's
fourth purchase here this month.
Bushey. though a rght-handed pitch
or. has an excellent cross fire delivery
that has earned him the name of
Strike Out" Bushey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
IN SHORT ORDER.
kelloch Puts Kid Shea Out Quick at
Bar Harbor.

Bar HarbOr, Me, Aug. 2S.-A rather
one sided bout was fought here Tues
day evening at the skating pavilion.
between Allie Kelloch of Chelsea
Mass, and Kid Shea. About 800 spec
tators saw the bout. Kelloch quickly
assumed the aggressive. and forced the
kid to the ropes. Shea was unable 10
take the punishment, and kelloch sent
one 10 the jaw, dropping his man for
the count about a minute after the
commencement of the fight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
MAINE RIFLE CLUB.
Offieers Arc Elected in Session at Liv.
ermore Falls.

1Ave'7nore Falls Me. Aug. cs.-The
members Of the Maine Rifle Club who are
holding a three-days' competitive shoot in
which clubs from Auburn, Phililps. Rrv.
ant Fond and Livermore Falls are TAX
ing part. elected the following officers
\ PRESIDENT. William Trask. Auburn: vic,
presidents. John A. Titus of Bryant.
fond. q. f. Sedgley of Phillips. s. s
1.ockln of Livermore Falls: secretary. S
o. Morris; treasurer. DR. NJ 3. Smiley
Auburn =
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SHEA AND MAX COTE
Will Meet at Portland on Labor Day
TWO Good Prelnnaries.

+ Portland, Me. Aug. Skid Shea of
Hallow"ll and Max cote We" matched
yesterday to box at - poun l. before
the Pastime Athletic cluj OF this city
Labor day evening. There vii b. two
good siX-round p!climmarirs ANA q
wrestling mat~.l, c.,tch-as- cat h-can
at 140 pounds between Brewer Amber
son Of Boston and Young Sharkey Of
Haverhill.
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PORTLAND is EASY.
Defeated Twelve to One at Eastern
Maine Fair Grounds.

Panrcr. Ne. Aug. 29.-Rangor defeated
Portland u to ] Ivy landing heavily on
Irish The game was played at tine East
ern Maine Fair and 10.00 people sur
pounded the diamond 80 closely that
ground rules We're necessary. The game
was called IN the seventh by mutual
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
At PHILADELPHIA.

Inability to lit Willis curves and rag
ced fielding caused the defeat of Phla-
delphia today.
Pittsbmg .....2 0 0 0 o-7-1o-0
Philadelphi;, Il . o o 0 o o o. G-5
Ratteries-Willis and Gibson: Brown
and Doom. Time, III. Umpircs, Carpen-
ter and Rigler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
CINCINNATI.

Two-hasc hits-MoWery. Kruger. Home
run-Ganzel. TIits-Om Pfeffer 10 in 6 %
innings: off Iindaman / in IL innings.
off Coakley in c innings: of Ewing in
innings. Sacrifice hits-Bridwen ,, Ran
dali. Kane. Lobert. Double plays-Mow-
erv to Higgins to Camel: MoWery to
Camel to Mclean; Bridwell to Ritchey
to Tenney. Left on bases-Boston 10. Gin
cinnati T. FIRST base on balls-Of Pfeffer
g. off I.indaman l. off Coakley 3, off Ew-
ing ]. Struck out-By Coakley !. by Pfef-
fer =. Time, 900 Umpire, tombstone.
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Fall River 8: Lynn o,

FAN River. Aug. 2S-Manser held Lynn
down to four scattered hits today and
Fall River won easily 3 to D. Steele was
hatted hard. the hitting of Conner being
a feature.
Fall River ..0 o 0 0 x-3-S-e
lynn ............0 0 0 0 0 0-D-4-l
Ratteries-Manscr and Dracher: Steele
and DaurI. Time, 1.29. Umpire, Merritt
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+Eatted for Doyle in the ninth.
BOSTON.


Eoston ...........0 0 8 i.
New York ........0 o 0 %
Two base hits-Ferris. Williams. Three.
base htS-Cnglaub. Thomas. fltS-Ot
Orth H. in innings: oft Doyle in in
nin.s: off Morgan in innings. Sacrifice
hits-Sullivan :. keeler. Stolen bases
Moriaritv. Hoffman Double play Keller
ana Thomas Left on bases-New York
6, PoSton 9. First on balls-Om Orth l.
of boy le l, off Morgan 4. Hit by pitcher
Ortiz l. Struck out-By Morgan T. by
Young .. bv Orth g. Time, 10. Umpire
O'LouS him
Second game:
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Thursdav-Bouts at the Ludington A.
c.. Michigan; Terry Martin VIZ. Billy
Burke at Philadelphia.
Friday-Al Kaufman VS.. Mike Schreck
at San Francisco; Freddie Weeks VS..
Frank Carsey at Denver: Steve Kinney
VS.. Maurice Savers at Milwaukee,.
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AT NEW YORK.

The locals won easily today from the
St. Louis team. McGinnity and Beebe
were the opposing pitchers. hut the home
tear. outbattad the visitors and had the
game we'll in hand from the opening in
ming.
New York 3 0 ; x-S-13-l
Ratteries-Beebe and Noonan; McGinni-
t" and Bresnahan, Curtis. Time, lao
Umpire, Emslie.
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SOnOma Girl
Withdrawn,

Providence, r. l., Aug. 2S.-The third
days racing at Narragansett Park
brought out q larger crowd than either
Of the first two days, about 700 being
present. In the Roger William stake
for $4,000, for PIP trotters, Highball
and SonomO Girl were both entered,
and the withdrawal of the latter was
great disappointment to the specta-
tors. Just before the race it was an
nOunced that the Girl was in no con-
dition to do any racing. AS was then
expected, High Ball ran away from
the field, getting both heats with very
little trouble, though Geers' gelding
trOttcd very lame
The feature Of this race was the fight
for second mony between thasham,
Wilkes Heart and Berico, the former
winning.
The first race, 2.20 pace, with eight
starters, was won by Laura Bellini IN
straight heats handily. Both heats
were hotly contested by the mare and
Moy Laura, winning by narrow mar
gins.
The third race, 2.04 class, for PAGERS,
went to ArgOt Boy, but four heats
We're required, Ardelle and Kruger
winning one each.
The last race on the card went to
Thornfield, the conceded favorite after
a game fight in which Ia Ia and Wild
Bell figured. In both heats Thorn
field was headed first by Wild Bell
then by Ia Ia but was not to be denied
finishing first after driving around the
rest Of the bunch.
Summary:
go PACE-PURSE $1,000.
Laura Bcllani. TO IN, by Moqnette,
dam by Oar Night IL. McDonald). II
Mcy, IN Iayes). ........................2 2
Margaret b, b N (HoneN). 4
King Pointer, b m DeRyder). ..........7 3
Hand Annie. br IN Carpenter). .........4 9
Romano. b m (NeiD. Observation-Disclosures )
Onadonna. b h Davis. Z
Belle Gold. oh m Proctor). ds
Ti,ne-2.,9in. 2.0Sh.
ROGER WILLIAMS STAKE-P PURSE
5000.
High Ball. b z, by Doctor Hooker
Lena s by Tom Covington (Geers)...1
Athasham. b II tDeRyder>. 3
Wilkes Heart. h = .EStelle). .............4 ,
Rerico. b g GSmith. .......................3 8
MareChea1, b h oX)...,................5 4
King Entertainer ch j McLaughlin).. )
Siliko, b CMcCarthy).. ..................7 s
Clatv Latis. oh Al UaselD.. Z
Time-20l$4, 2.0124.
2o4 FACE-PURSE $1,000.
*ArSOt boz, b 9. by Argot Wilkes
Anna Miller by American Boy
Kruger. Oh IL. McDonalD.....2 l ) ;
Ardelle, br u (Geers). , 8
Rudy Kip. BIZ n Nurphy). DR.
Phalla. b m tGatcomhD.. Ids
Time--9G5 2.o4&. 2.09i@. 20.
aliopples after first heat.
213 TROT-PURSE $1,000
Thornfeld. br II, by Silver Thorn
Chona .ty Happy Mcir tBenyon,......1 l
Wild Bell. br < tDeRyder). ..............2
Taxa blk M Payne). ....................3 ;
Billy f., oh e McCarthy).. 3
The Pacolet, b Z MCDevitt. ...........7 4
Kassona, h IN (Snedeker). ................5 6
Paul Kruger. h 9 (CoX. ?
Ann Direct. blk m tBradvD.. Z
Chimes Bcll. b IN CTittcr). 3
Luctia. br m tGecrs). ...................1 IL 10
Time. H.. 21Ol@
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~ is said that Biddeford will quit
'"e league after Labor day. The game
mas proved expensive out there and
me management is reported to have
los. s4co. The Bangor proposition was
NOT accepted by Biddeford because the
piaSers wouldn't go. They said it was
too hard work"
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game close. DETROIT punched eight of its
hits in two innings. scoring enough run;
to win An odd fe,ttut. OF tie game was
that hut three 81, Louis players We're
thrown ont at first. nine coins OUT on
strikes. most of the others on l.l+:.
St Louis ....u d q q - 2-J-l
attelies-Iicno ana Sclrnilt: Paw
ell and steve ms. spencer. Time. 10. Un-
pireS, Evans and Hurst.
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TWO-hase hits-ConnOrs. lott. Gardner
Covev, Mcmillan. F'innemore, Gleason.
Roper. Grow. Stolen bases-Jones. Gard
ner. Mcmillan. Bases on balls-OH Glea-
son |, off Irish ,. Struck out-Ry Glea-
son T. by Irish 4. Sacrifice hits-Ds Rohan
Ere"n Hit by pitched ball-Finnemore
Passed ball-Kellcy >. Umpire. Hassett
Time. 10
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Pine Tree Defeats Orphans In
Great Ola Game, | TO 0.
Portland Proves an Easy Marx at
Bangor, II to J..
STATE LEAGUE STANDING.

South PoitIand, Ne, Aug. Spine Tree
defeated Biddcford here today by the
score Of to D. Gibbs pitched remark
able game. allowing Pine Tree but two
hits. but costly errors lost the game.
Thompson was effective all the way
through. Two fast double plays were
"a.
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Haverhill 8; Lowell o.

Lowell. Aug. oS.-Haverhin shut out
Lowell here this afternoon by score of
2 to in what proved a pitchers battle z
The features of the game were the home
run hits of Madden and Collins.
IIaverhill .......G 0 l 0 0-2-3-2
Lowell ..........0 0 0-0-3-5
Hattclies-keady and Perkins; Wherry
and O'Brien. Time, $50. Umpire, Con-
nOllv
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BIDDEFOltD.

Two-haa" hits Bridges. Matley. Stolen
base Allen. Wilson. Sacrifice hits
Southvcll O'Brrn. First on Ealls-of
Thompson l. off Gibbs Struck Cut-EY
Gibbs s Double plars- Donovan. Bernard
and Dpnnlan, McGraw and Donovan.
Time, ! = Umpire. Mon:c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-29
At CLEVELAND

Cleveland Shut ont Chicago : to 0. the
visitors finding Rhoades "A puzzle. Cleve
lands hits We're timely and Walsh was
knocked out of the box.
Cleveland $50 0 ! o. 0 . X-5-12-.
Chicago ......0 0 0 q 0 0 0 %. Al
Observation-Disclosures and Bemis Walsh
Fien" and Sullivan. Time, %. Umpire
Connolly.