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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-21
The $4,000 BROOKLYN
Handicap at GraVeseRd,
The Time; z 09--Beaeon Lighl
Second and NeaIon Third.
croker's 0rby Wins BaIdoyIe pIas
at BaIdoyIe, Ireland.

New York, May 20.-Through yrs,,
crowds Of cheering enthusiasts. 81.
perman, the sturdy 3-year-old son \,
the great Commando, carrying the ri.
orS Of James II. keene, and ridden l.,
Jockey Miller, flashed under the wira
the winner Of the Brooklyn Handican
this afternoon over course fetIoc,
deep in mud at the Gravesend raco
track. Twenty-Five thousand peopIe an
the mudsplashed Keene horse hal5
back until the stretch and then sent
out in front to win in decisive fashion
from a field of IL starters.
Beacon Light, ridden by .Jockev
Lowe, was second, a length behind 81.
pcrman. and Nealon, carrying the III.
orG Of G. +. Durncll was third. Super-
man covered the course or a mile and
a quarter in 2.O9
SIX horses were scratched because 4,
the heavy going, while Okenite AMI
Good Luck We're added starters. tbo;r
owners believing that they had J
chance in the mirey track for the s9O !.
600 purse.
FIRST race, handicap, all ages, about
SIN furlonGS; Jack Atkins. 8 10 I ana
70 = first; Voorhees,, ) to place. M.
ORD; Gentian, third. Time. 1.12 3-5s
Second race. selling. 2-year-old and
up' ! Lie mile; Tony Bonero. 4 ia /
and 70 first; Eudora, s to | pIaca
second; -. Valentine, third.
Third race, the Expectation. 2-vrar.
"lds. five turlongs: Stargowan. ! II :
ana 70 :. first; AIauda, Z To IL. MACS
second; Go, Cnn*jdine, third.
The nominations for the BROOKLYN Har.
dlrap were as follows, giving name Of
morse weight. jockey ana owner:
accountant, 12j Knapp. j. r Rradv
Thomas. - n r.
mlrandeiior, 112. Ratke. A. r. Httcbcocl
llokaIon 1l6. Booker, J. w Fuller,
Nealo' ia, w Dugan, C. r Dnrnnu
flp Flap liz. l.. Williams. j. A. Ben
oxford, 10. scmIIing, ]. Mclaughlin
Euttling. ~. Notter. j. H. MCC;ItInis
Saivldero, 19I, Koerner, r. Hitchcock
Beacon Light. 100. Lloyd. IT. Head1ev
SeWell. q. Horner Rrowleigh +. stable
Arctic. 81, Preston, G. j. Long.
Superllan. 81. Miller. James II. Keena
lteaUclai"e. 49, Swain, j Lemaire.
BIandy, III, Mountain. "A. Belmont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-21
REVIVAL OF RACING.
Trottng Game to Take on New Lease
of Life At Rockland..

Ro"kland Me-, May 2O-EockIand Il
to see 2 revival of horse racing july 4
For several years, on account Of the
death OF one Of the owners. who was
actively interested in hors" racing. the
track has been closed and hay has been
harvested on what was once consid-
cred one Of the fastest half-miIn tracks
in the State
ibis year an organization has hnen
formed known as the Knox Trottinr
Park Association. with NJ. Frank Don
ahle. George RaGhclder and other To-
cal horscmcn connected with the man
agfmont. The old track has been mi in
shape and new blcachcrs ana a hip On
trance gate erected Purses IL tbo
amount IF $1,000 have beer raised. and
1t Is expected that some Of the fastest
horses in the State will come hero IN
that date
Automobile races will also be \ foa
ture 81 the celebration. This part Of the
program IS being arranged by the Knox
county Automobile Club, and. in addi-
ton 70 their own touring cars. thera
VIII DC several racing cars from Ros-
ton.
balloon ascension and series If
athletlc events will also be included in
Rockland's Fourth Of July celebration
WHlCh promises to be one OF the bipras+
held here for years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-21
BASEBALL NOTES.

The following clubs lead in their re-
Spcctiye leagues: Columbus in tho
American Association, omaha in the
w stern League. Clinton in the Three
7 League. Utica in the New York State
League, Harrisburg in the Tristate
League. Atlanta IN the Southern Lea
,yIIr ana Dayton in the Central Lea
que.
The New York Giants are the cham
pion kickeTS Of the world An expert
gives out the following table. showing
the number Of times players have been
elected by unnircs for kicking or other
unSeemly conduct for the season Of
1906: New York 30, st. Louis 26 Phila-
delphia q, Brooklyn T. Chicago ;, Bos-
ton 2. ana Pittsburg /.
Here is what Manager Murphy says:
II have seen the Giants play this year.
and though they have MathcWiSOn and
AmcS in rare form, | believe the Cubs
VIII outplay them in the other points
Of tn" game. The pitchers cant do it
Hll though Of course they are the
greatest factor in the game as il is
played today. But the Cubs get around
I'll" bags without tho aid Of long wal
Ions. ana this, | think, is going to be
the deciding factor in their favor"
THAT fellow Hank ODay il queer
mortal" said q wcll-knGwn fan. "Prcsf-
dent Pulliam has given the umpircS to
understand that they must signal balls
and strikes to TIN crowd by wave Of his
arms. This b'Day refuses tO do despite
the fact that il would relieve his voice
of conSidc rablc strain. O'Day for weeks
has been under tn" care Of throat
specialist. y,t hc refuses to do what
would net only ~ a great benefit TO
himself. but ~" spectators Az Well"
Cleveland Leader: Manager I'm
giaHh is pcrS"rvcrinE chap. He saws
that the R"Stnns Will 10 the hest they
can. hut "ill not make any predictions
~ regard t. whore tho team will finish.
ny" may finish eighth, and then
again We may finish in the first divi-
sion, hut Ne will be in The fight at all
tunes, was t'nglauh's remark. "RIlt
Il takes time. We have battle IL get
team work perfected with the present
weather conditions, hut oncn perfected
v" VII be fighting hard for every posi-
tl"n that We can step into"
The numhcr of balls t7yirlcr fires
" game is occasionally a subject Of
argument among the fans. Taking
tn" first two contests Mathewson
pitched at New York, as 4 criterion for
ciuc'dation. records Kept reveal the
tact that Matty threw liz shoots in his
battle with Stricklctt of BROOKLYN. and
" IN ms duel with Lcifinld or Pitts
nurS ne Rr"oklyns proved more
patient Than the Pittsburgs. but fire.
Hhently with the count two ana three
would let ~" strike come over without
Offering 40 i ana would be called ont
MatheWSon' command in the game
with the Pirates was near nerfac+;n,
for out IF gS pitched balls oniv y 49,
wide IF the plate. % We're str;I,n.
= were foulcd and = We're hit into fair
territory.
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A GOOD REPRESENTATION.
Crack American Steppers Will Partici'
pate in London Horse Show.

New York, May 19.-Any doubt as 70
the United States being worthily repre-
scented in all the heavyweight harness
classes at the international Horse
Show to be held in the London Olympia,
Jure to 13, has been dispelled by the
decision of G. w. Watson to send his
stable Of high steppers across the
Atlantic to compete. While Mr.. Wat
son was always looked upon as a pro-
spectivc exhibitor, it was at one time
feared that his business engagements
would prevent the carrying out Of his
intentions regarding the show. The
entries Of more than dozen OF the
best of Mr.. Watson's stable will leave
New York for London next Saturday
on the Atlantic Transport line steamer
Mlnnehaha, arriving on the other side
nearly two weeks before the opening
OF the show. Special arrangements
nave been made to ship the horses IN
carefully prepared padded box stalls
ana small army Of grOoms and stable
men Will go over with them.
Mr.. Watson's extensive exhibit Will
embrace several of the best carriage
horses in the United States, which have
won blue ribbons in nearly every show
Of prominence in the country. The
horses in the past two years have
proved one of the features Of the
National Horse Show exhibitions III
Madison Square Garden, and embrace
such winners as Lord Baltimore, MY
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia
Ringing Sells, Norma, Kitty Gray
Lord Lonsdale and Tennessee.
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GOING TO HALIFAX.
Coach Farrell Of U. Of M. Will Coach
Canadian Track Men.

Orono, Ne. May 2o.-After the n. f.
T. \. \. championships, to be held at
Worcester next Friday and Saturday.
steve FarroII's connection with the
University of Maine for the season
will cmd. Farrell will then 20 down to
Halifax to coach the track men for til"
Canadian championship. Farrell has
done wonders at Maine and presented
an evenly balanced and wcll-condtiorr-
ed team for the Maine Intercollegiate
championship. which his team cap
tured last Saturday at Watcrvillc.
Steve has some promising raw ma
trrial at Halifax which he expects to
mold into good performers before the
season CLOSES.
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THIS WEEKS GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Monday and Tuesday E"Stna IT ClIca-
20, New York at st Louis. Philadelphia
at Detroit Washington 1T Cleveland.
Observation-Disclosures ut Detroit,
Washington AT Cleveland.
Thursday. Friday am saturday Boston
at st. Louis. New York AZ Ihrl-.p. nm
adelphia at Cleveland, Washington al
Detroit.
Standardization at st Louis. New York
at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Tues lay. " Wednesday ana Thursday
st. Louis at Boston. Chicago AT Sew
natl at Brooklyn.
Friday-Boston 1t New York. Brooklyn
at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at PittShirg.
Standardization At New York, Brook
lvn at Philadelphia Chicago at CinCin-
natl st Louis at Pi.tsburg.
Sunday-CEiCago at Cincinnati. Fits
burg at s.. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Tuesday-LoweIl At Fal; River. Law
renee at New Bedford. IIlverh,l at Wcr-
cester. Lynn at Brorktou.
Wednesday-Lowell At Nrv Bedford.
Lawrence at Fall River. Itvrrhill at
Rrocktpn.
Thurs iay-Lowe1l At New Bedford
Lawrence at FAN River. WOrCrstcs' AT
Lynn Brockton at Hayerhli
Fliuay-BroCkton at Worcester. Fan
River II Lynn, New Bedford at Lowell.
Lawrence at Havcrhill-
Saturday-Brockton at Worcester Fail
River NJ, Lynn. New Bedford az Lowell.
Haverlill at Lawrence.
STATE LEAGUE
Friday and Saturday-Augusta at Ban
gor, Waterville At Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-21

Pitcher Jack Taylor OF the Chicago
Cubs says: ITO my mind Clark
Griffith was the greatest pitcher | ever
saw; and I.admired him 50 much titdt
l patterned my style after him as
much as possible. Griffith liked it
best when he was in the hole-men on
bases and two balls to the batter.
Then he showed at his best. His
ability to outguess' the batter and give
him exactly what he didn't want in
the place he didn't want it was mar
vellous to me. And he did all this
with no apparent exertion. Some people
think Crit had no speed. because he
wasn't always tying himself up in
knots and trying to knock the catcher
down. l know Crit had plenty of
speed when he wanted to use it. but
he didn't need it, and that is why he
lasted as long as he did. l believe
right now that Clark Griffith could go
in and with a bit of work could pitch
as good ball as any man on his team,
and possibly better
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IN ELEVEN INNINGS.
Litchfield Academy Wins Decisive
Game From Lisbon Falls.

Litchfield, Me. May 20.-(SpcciaD.-
Litchfleld Academy won an exciting
thinning game Of baseball Saturday
afternoon by the score Of 70 4. The
game was with Lisbon Falls High
school and was the third game which
has been played between the tive
schools this spring. Each team had
won one game ana this was TO decide
the question Of superiority.
The game was won in the 18th inn
ing by drive to right field by Small
which sent Bukcr across the plate
kendrick pitched q fine game and the
catching Of Libby Was Of the highest
order. Mossman ritched well for the
Falls boys. The catching or a diff
cult foul by Libby was a feature OF tho
game. Tho score:
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MAJ. DELMAR AND SWEET MARIE
VIII Probably Be Matched for Race on
Lexington, Ky, Track.

Lexington. Ky. May Goa match
race between Major Delmar ana sweet
Marie at tho October meeting at the
Kentucky TrottinE Horse Breeders
Association track is within the range
of possibilities
William Bradley. the millionaire con-
tractor Of New York, who purchased
Major Delmar At the Cleveland sales
last week. is willing ana anxious to
match III" great celding against any
horse in the world.
II. Wilson, secretary Of the Licking
ton track. who was present at the sale.
got the consent Of Mr.. Bradley for a
match with Sweet Marie. Should these
two wonderful performers be brought
together it would be for the largest
side bet ever wagered. as the owners
of both arc game sportsmcn and regard
their individuals as world heaters.
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Tuesday Jimmy Gardner W r,r..,.
i."w'S - Denver; Bill Papkn vs. TOM
o1pnnl at Davenport, Ia; Joe bcrrst.in
rs Ecrd .l' 4, Goodman at New York: Freddin
I"i' Us. Walter Little at Fort Waync.
nd. Dick IlyIand vs. Rilly Finuramc -
oGdrn, Utah: Jaci[ Goodman vs.. Art Ed
York -"
Wcdnesday-T Tommy Mummy u Johr-
ny, summers At National A. g., phiIadcl-
ni.ta Rouse D'Blicn VS.. Johnny Mario At
Hiark"v a. G.. New York
Thursday -EouSo. O'Rricn " Part
keves 1T Long Aero A. G. New York
FrdAy-Ahe AttclI vs.. Kid solomon at
Los Angeles. Rouse O'Rricn WI JOHNNY
I'Wy"r II Apollo a. q. New York: N-ilIe
Philadelphia
SatnrGay-f'red Bradley rs. Sailor
Burke 1t Philadelphia.
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Lawrence 5; New Bedford 0.

New Bedford May Gothic home team
went to pieces il the last part 81 today
game. Lawrence scoring six rurs, while
New Bedford could not get man across
the plate. Lees pitching was excellent,
but two safe hits being made by New
Bedford. In the ninth when things We're
first base ValdOiS threw the ball into the
crowd. and then went over TO punch a
spectator whom he declared called him
names.
Lawrence .....n 0 0 o q o $500
Batteries: Lee ma Eaton; Klchedanz.
Hartman and Duggan. Time 2.07. Umpire
james.
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LlSEON FALLS HIGH SCHOOL.
Winners of Bates BIS.

Lewiston, Nc, May -(SpcciaD.-
Although the showing made by the
Bates athletes at the intercollegiate
meet last Saturday did not come up to
what was expected vet the student
body feels pretty wei satisfied; be-
sides the outlook for another year is
somewhat more favorable than it was
at the end Of the meet last year.
Bates does not lose a man this year
who has made his track B while last
year four point winners We're lost.
The six men who have earned their
Rs are: Williams, 10; Irish, 'O9;
Rosworth. '0S; Fraser, '08; Schumacher,
'0S; and French, ,OS.
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Lynn q; Rrockton 3.

Lynn, My -0.-Lynn defeated Brockton
4 TO 3 in toddy'S game. winning in the
ninth inning after BrockICn had secured
a lead Of one run. In the ninth Cutting.
the Brocktun pitcher, who had allowed
fo:Ir hits in the eighth, was takcr out of
the box and replaced by O'Toole. The
first man up. +. Steele, lit for two bases,
bringing in two runs and Later scoring
himself on Lovells ont to third.
Lynn .-........0 0 3-4-J-3
Brocktcn .......p 0 . 0 0 6 : 1-3-5- /
Batteries: +. Steele, Vail and Madden
Cutting. O'Tcolc and McGovcrn. Umpire
Wood. Time LOS
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Orby Wins BaIdoyIe Plate

Dublin, May 2O.-Orby. Richard
croker's Irish candidate for the Der
by today won the Raldoyle Plate, at
the Baldoylo races. in a cantcr. beat
ing field Of eight. Six lengths sep
arated the first and second horses.
Orhy will soon leave ireland for
England q complete his training at
EPSON.
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Lowell 8; Fall River o.

Fail River, Mass, May 20.-kenniston
allowed Fall River only four scattered
hits today, and Lowell won, 3 to 0. Reiss
was hit hard and had poor support
Lowell ..........1 0 l 0-3-9-3
Foil River .....D Q 0 0 0 0-0-4-3
Batteries: kenniston ana Lucia: Reiss,
Drachcr and Waters. Umpire Connolly.
Time Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-21

Making Lajoie manager" said I'm
pire SILK O'Loughlin recently, has
made him an easy man for the umpircs
to handle. Prior to his being elevated
to his present position he seemed to
regard the umpires as his worst
enemies and We frequently had trouble
with him. Since that time he has
tanned himself Wonderfully and no man
ager in the league gives US less trouble.
And | will also say this for Larry:
He has never applied profane or vul-
gar epithet to me as long as / have
been umpiring."
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Lawrence Goes Up Step Near
er to Fall River.
Lowell Gains a Peg and the Other
Teams Drop Astern.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.

Worcester. May 2O-Worcestcr won
from IIavcrill today 8 to / in a slow
game Slime struck out ten men and al
lowed only FIVE hits. McCabe's three base
hit was the longest hit inside the fence
this season.
VI orccst"r LII . o 0 o x-3-1o-a
l'ayerhll ......0 ] 0 o 0 o O-l-5-3
Batteries: Slime and Knots; Gerard,
Connolly. and Ahcarn Umpire Henry.
Time : hours.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At bridgeport Bridgeport Il Hartford
q
At Hovoke -Holyok" !. N"w Haven l.
At New London-SprinEti"ld y, New
London /.
At Norwich nrNic. Z: Wnternnrv D
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SPORTING NOTES.

Inc Harvard Athletic Commit,oo
monday night awarded Louis pinnor
.He baseball coach an III" The stan
Il considered unusual ana Piencr i ]
professional bail player ana has hoon
tIisIplc 70 stay nn Il Harvard team
re was graduated from the Univcreitv
in 1903 ~
INC wrestling bout at the Columbia
tnca'r', Boston, tonight, will see vn,,nr
'iayt"n, the English Iight-wcipbt
against Fritz Hanson Of Worcasto,.
holder Of the New England Ipht'
weight championship. Since cominq, II
1Ni.i'ilca clayton has been pcrforning
WIN success, having suffered but ona
defeat that at the hands of coorra
Gunner worlds light weight chan,n-
ion' clayton is regarded as a remari,
aoie loot worker and leg holder +,
lit match with Bothner he disnIavad
"'iiutrlul staying powers, Uarson
m"l me championship, having met .a
u,iedted al corners in both STYLES of
issuing. Hanson is a protege of IA
eiedt swedish wrestler, Lundin. III i.
: ntdrVcl OF strength. speed ana eraca
IL = cleVcr' and is credited with hoirr.
III greatest head spinner ana dofnn
''Ne srappier on the mat TODAY
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Puffalo- Buffalo ?; Jersey city 2
At Montreal-The Observation-Disclosures
game postponed. rain.
At TorontC-TOrontn r Baltimore ..
At Rochester Rochester 4. NeNdrk 8
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NATIONAL.
Boston Helps Chicago
Downward, Six to One.
Pittsburg Shuts Out Brooklyn
Braves, Three to Nothing.
New York Holds Lead and Positions
Of Teams Not Changed.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston. May 2o.-Boston took vengeance
today 70" three previous DEFEATS by Chi
caCo, winning to l in a one-sided game.
Both pitchers lacked control, but the
visitors could DO nothing with Flaherty's
curves wheE there We're men on the
b..pG
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OTHER GAM ES.

At Bangor Philadelphia Clients -.
BarCOr State League ;.
AZ Niddehrry. Vt.-Mass Agricultural
College II; N;ddlehury College |.
At PriucetOn-AGerCersbur Academy I;
Princeton 2
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centre Fielder Denny" e,,,,:
with the Bostons viii nevar for '1.'an'
Iirst attempt to break into fall co IL
pahy' He signed with the washi I'll
tons about four years apo and 1ii ,
49, 70 right field. On his first
~ than a me pat he soaked the bali IN
49, lr'se ana 1t travelled to the fence
i, nb 5000 Tor three bases. He figured
ia ~ ~ games after that, going to
nnthia ~ = , times and in all that time
suI,i, ilke base hit was made,
SULLIVAN could not account for it
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Philadelphia % > Q 0 Q Q : x-i-9-o
Cincinnati 1910 0 0 0-2-i-o
batteries: Pittincer and Doom. Ewing
and Mclean. Umpire Ttigler. Time 10
AT BROOkLYN.
Efttsburg .....0 Q . o-3-7-l
Brooklyn ......0 O-o---l
batteries: Tcever ard Smith: Bell AMI
Butler Cnpie tombstone. Time 1.J0.
AT NEW YORK.
81 TnI,is .O o 0 & O. -
NV York II [ 90 0 o+-1o-4
BATTERIES: Brown and Marshall: Taylor.
Ames. Ferguson and Rresnahan. umpircs
IlnSlie ana O'pay. Time 2u5.
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Chicago Trims Boston q TO o.
PhiIIies One; Detroit Nothing.
Washington 8; Cleveland 0.-Si.
Louis Lands New York, 3 to 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago, May Chicago reversed yes
terday's score, defeating Boston 4 to O. |
The number OF Boston's assists was the |
fl ar
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How much McGraIw was gold-oricksu
on the Shannon-Mertes deal is shown ~
the fact that Shannon is binEl:us tnels
out for top-notch team, while Mertes
is playing in a minor league.
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TWO base ut Rrain. Three blse hit--
Tennry. Sacrifice Tits Beaumont, Bates,
Fraser. Stolen hases-Evers, Beaumont.
Double play -Rridwen and Tenney;
Brain, ltitcEey ana Tenney. Left on
li;,ss s-T}ostor $: Chicago 10. First base
"a halls-On Fraser ;; off Flahorty. 6,
Hit hv pitcher-Ncelham. Time To-. Um-
pircs Carpenter and Klein.
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There is no doubt that "Rilly" Hamil-
t2n his Ecod burch in Haverl'ilI and
thty can b@ defended upon - r. some
tai! ball playing before the season is
over.
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Blankenship of Washington hit for 81
IT seven games. He is the only &c man
on the team.
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CHICAGO

X-Batted for Sheckard in The seventh
Boston .............1 3 ] X-6
chicago ......O o 0 0 . 0 | OIL
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MURDERS INSANITY
Continued from page II

shotgun stili clutched In his hands.
She was too dazej 10 speak or move
and could only stare at the murderer.
Davis pointed mis- gun fairly at her
head but as she stood mutely before
him the madman faltcred, his hands
trembied and when tho girl found press
ence OF mind to plead, Don't Kill me"
the gun dropped from Davis hands and
he said, Il can't do 1t; you're a good
girl. Besides you look like my own
child and I would zee her face II !
killed you"
Picking up his gun, Davis then
walked down to the kitchen. He wan
iered almlessly around the house un-
I'll the turning Of a key In the front
door attracted his attention. He
rushed forward, prepared for another
emergency.
officer Fred j. staeglich was walk
ing on Pierce street, between Fell and
Oak, when he heard the sound OF two
shos. He rushed up Pierce street and
opened the door leading to fat No. AL.
He was met by Davis, who pointed his
shotgun full at the pollceman's breast
and told him that he too should die,
The policeman made his escape AMI
met Policeman Thomas II. Bolger, and
the two made second attempt to
capture Davis. They were iinsuc-
cessful and riot call was turned In.
Corporal Ferguson and six officers
responded In an automobile. Stacy
Itch and J. Qulgley, q fagpole climber,
engaged Davis In conversation while
Ferguson and Policeman Lewis got
behind him and pinioned his arms,
The murderer put up a terrific battle,
during which Ferguson was bitten on
the iland, but Davis was finally cap
tured and removed to the detention
hospital.