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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14
BATES NEW CAPTAIN.
Ralph A. Wilder of !4orweIl, Mass,
Elected Captain fer 1909.

Lewiston, Me, June 13.-(SpeciaD.-
AT 4 meeting Of the baseball men in
Hathorn hall this noon Ralph A. VIII
dcr> Of Norwell, Mass, was elected to
captain the team next year.
That Wilder was the man for this pO-
sition has been shown by his work dur
ing his three seasons on the Bates var
sity nine. He is a man who knows eV-
erv rudiment Of the game and is q
faithful worker. Regular at his High
school he was the pitcher on the school
team. besides being 4 good IN and out
fielder in any position.
On entering Bates, Wilder figured at
once as a promising man for baseball
by the game he put up in the annual
Freshman Sophomore game. He easily
made the Varsity the next spring as
short stop and has held that position,
with the exception Of a few games at
second, during his course.
AS a summer baseball man Wilder
| has an enViablc reputation; i'll the sum-
mer Of 1905 he played on the Gardiner
team of the Trolley League, the team
which won the championships; during
the next summer of 1906 he played on
the BiddefOrd team. which also won the
State championship. He will play on
the same team this year, together with
| johnson. Stone and Bridges.
AS a basketball player Wilder has
distinguished himself. being captain of
his High school team and also Of his
| class team at Bates in his Freshman
year. Owing to 4 weak ankle received
from a sprain he dropped basketball af-
ter his Freshman year. This same an
kle prevented his playing football, a
game at which he has done good work.
Wilder will have the support and
good will of every Bates man and will
also have some good material with
which to start his team next season.
Although johnson, Bowman, Wight
and Rogers are to leave this June, still
with such coach as Royce PuringtOn
and such Il captain as Wilder, Bates
| should nave a team that will not only
win second place. but should make a
hard try for tho state championship of
| zoos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14
COLLINS A BENEDICT.
Famous Ball Player Welded to Miss
Sadie Murphy Of Boston.

Buffalo, n y. June ia report
that Jimmy Collins, the famous ball
PLAYER, has been married has been
received here. When seen at her home
in Buffalo Mrs. Anthony Collins, moth
er of the former Bostonian, verified
the report She absolutely refused,
however, to give any details as to the
time and place of the ceremony. she
said the details could be obtained from
her son, who is stopping at the Con-
tinental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Collins said her son and his
wife arrived here last Sunday and he
departed for Philadelphia Sunday
night. His wife will remain here until
next Sunday, when she will join her
husband.
When seen, the wife of the popular
BAH player refused to give any details
of the marriage, but admitted that the
ceremony had taken place. She did
not deny that she was formerly Miss
Sadie Murphy of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14
WATERvILLE 1; PORTLAND 0.
Clean Hitting Gives the Winning Team
Only Score of the Game.

Woteryille, Me, June 1S.-(SpeciaD.-
Waterville shut out Portland in good
game on Alumni field this afternoon by
score of l TO 0. The game was charac-
terized by excellent fielding on both sides.
only one error being charged
The only run was earned. 1t came in
the fourth inning after Watervile had
failed to get a man beyond second, a fact
which was equally true of the visitors.
Boardman, the third basenan, who is
managing the team so successfully, and
whose good work in behalf of the organ
ization is beginning to be felt, singled. Ell
lott did just the proper thing and sacri-
feed. Boardman stole second base amid
q great burst of enthusiasm from the Wa
tervile fans, who had a premonition That
something was going to drop. Then W.
Jones hit long fly to Mcclellan. The lat
ter caught it and Jones was out Board
man then sprinted for aome and reached
the plate before the ball could be return
ed Score: Waterville l, Portland o.
waterville got a big scare in the sew
enth With Eastman out, Mcclellan
walked ana stole SeCOUu, Dul iIc was lO
tired on clever fielding by H. Jones ana
Boardman
1t was in the same inning that Water
vile came oh! 80 near to making it two
w Jones was out at first. Gregory sin
gled and went down to second on pass
ed ball. Roderick famed. ONeil was hit
by the pitcher and stole second. Gregory
having stolen third. Rogers tunked one
that looked good, but Pinkerton gathered
II IN tossed il TO first and the side was
retired.
Good fielding, with only single hit, by
Barrows in the ninth inning, to break the
monotony, characterized the remainder of
the game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14
KEEPING UP THE PACE.
Yankees Continue to Capture London
Horse Show Honors.

London, June 13.-America captured
another championship at the mt"rna-
tional horse show here today, Auditor
r.. A. b. Maclay's chestnut gelding,
winning the cup presented by Sir
Lees Knowles. for the best light har-
ness horse. for which there was the
keenest competition.
Walter Winan's Barney f., was
awarded the second prize in tandems
exceeding Il hands and not exceeding
1872.
c. w Watson Of Baltimore took
first prize with Lord Baltimore ana
My Maryland. Mrs. A. Beck of Canada,
second prize. with Lord and Lady Nor
folk ana Alfred Vanderbilt third prize
with Columbia and High Boy in the
tandem class for horses exceeding H.
C. W. Watson was awarded third
prize with Tennessee and Lord Ions
dale while Mr.. Vanderbilt was held
In reserve with Primrose and RuStlinG
SILK.
Mr. Winan's Cookers Rnsador ives
first in The competition for the best
mare or gelding over Il hands. driven
by the owner. rNanderbilt's Rustling
silk was third.
Mr. Watson took second prize and
Mr.. Vanderbilt was held in reserve
for the best collection Of three harness
horses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14
SECOND CHOICE WINS.
Commodore Fountaine Takes Dukes
Cup At Opening Clyde Park Races.

Boston, June 13.-COmmOdore FOn-
taine. owned by J. w. Colt Of New
York and ridden by Jockey owens. won
the Dukes cup steeple chase, the fea-
ture of the card Of the opening day Of
the annual race meet at the Country
Club, Clyde park. today. The opening
proved the most successful in the his
tory of the meeting and the scene was
one of unusual brilliancy.
OF the seven races on the card all
were fairly closely contested. AS usual
the steeple chase events attracted a
great deal of interest. In the Dukes
cup, Amanda H.. owned by Ivan Fox
and CORTLAND A. Smiths Palm led all
the way up to the last water jump,
when Commodore Fontaine and NJ. Nc
Cam, the latter the favorite, closed in
and took first and second places. re-
spectively. Palm managed to land third
money. In the challenge cup steeple
chase Essex was easily the best and
won gallOping with the others strung
out all along the course. Fay O'Brien
of New York rode three winners, in
Guiding Essex.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14
FINAL DETAILS SETTLED.
Nelson and Britt Sign Articles and
Post Forfeits At San Francisco.

San Francisco, June 13.-The final
details for the coming fight between
Battling" Nelson and Jimmy Britt
We're completed at meeting here
Wednesday, when articles for the fight
We're signed ana forfeits We're posted.
The bout is to he fought July 3.
Alex Grcggains will promote the
fight. Greggains is said to have the
promise from the supervisors Of per-
nit. and he will stage the affair in one
of the large skating Kinks. He has
posted $500 rs a forfeit.
Both Billy Nolan. acting for Nelson,
and Willie Britt, acting for Jimmie
posted forfeits of $500.
Britt has been working with Bill
Squires much of the time recently.
and is in fine shape. He will get down
to harder work. however, for he will
have to take off much weight, as will
Nelson.
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ROBINSON FOR MANAGER.
Popular Bowdoin College Man Sign
With Portland Team.

Portland, Me, June 13.-At a most
enthusiastic meeting Of the directors
OF the Portland Baseball Association
last night, the team was put on such
solid financial basis that there isn't
the slightest doubt whatever Of its
going through the season with flying
colorS, ana q most important step was
taken when Arthur l.. Robinson, the
popular ana successful manager Of
this seasons Bowdoin College team
was chosen manager of the league
team and Harold T.. StanWood. captain
elect of the BoWdoin, 1908 team. was
signed to play in the intield. and will
come here with Manager Robinson.
Mr. Robinson is member of the class
of '0S at Bowdoin and is son Of Prof.
+. c. Robinson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14
Providence 3; Boston,An
2, in Sixteen Innings,
Total Of S314OD5O from he
SiahI Benefit in Boston,
st. Louis, AM, Trounces Rorcs,,s,
N. E., Seven 10 One,

Boston, June 13.-The PrOvideneo =.
ern League team defeated tb4 por.'
Americans today to in IL innipgs M
receipts Of the game, which wers n =.
turned over 10 the widow Of the II,
Chick StalI. formerly manager ~ ~
local team, amounted in all to SSlNEa n,
this sum $50 was CONSTRUCTED by III
American League clubs. S12j BY the Ros
ton players and sll5 by the CleyeIar,
players. Nineteen Of the Boston pIay4r.
pan ticipated in the game.
Boston scored a rum in the first on hi,
~ pitched Lall, a sacrifice ana a single
the locals could not score thereafter nm.
til the 10Th inning.
Providence tied in the ninth when L0ri
made q home run u center field The
game was won il. the 18th on two singles
a force out and a triple, which melted
two runs.
Province O0000O00 000OG2-3-lI,
Boston 1900 5000 10000 l-2-I?-
Battrries-Clinton. Barry and Peterson
Young Harris, Prueltt, jacobson, Glaz
and Mcclure, Criger, Armbruster. Shaw
Umpire, Charles Farrell. Time, ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14

Before the business of the evening
was fairly we'll underway, G. Fred
Mitchell and Harry Z. Mason We're
elected as directors, and Willard Bald
win was selected as clerk of the cor
poration in place of Irving +. Vernon,
Who owing to his removal to st. Paul,
Mimi, has of necessity resigned. Mr..
Robinson was appointed manager in
place Of w. s. Camel who was origi-
nally to have come.
The climax to the meeting came
when it was decided to build an en-
tirely new and up-to-datn grandStand
with folding seats throughout and ac-
commodations for 500 persons, and
dressing rooms and toilet rooms under
meath: also to build new hleachcrs, and
to move the ola ones back, and to use
the present grandstand for bleachers
on the third base line.
Manager Foley reported that Henry
Roper. ctpGain If the Tufts College
team. would report saturday next to
piay against Augusta, ana Murray, the
VIVA Nova cole 5e irii"laor, would also
rDrGrt either Saturday or the first of
the week StanWood will play his first
game with Portland on Saturday. a
new FIRST string pitcher will b" signed
before the first of the week.
In signing "I}aldy" Stanwood and
Manager Robinson. the Portland dl-
rertors have done Il great stunt.
Poth men are extremely popular, both
in college and in Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14

short and third. Merrill was out on
called third strike, with man on first,
one out. Neptune drove one 10 the LETT
swamp and scored Merrill and himself
on the "iost ball" Kearney fOuled out
to Kelley. Allen went out TO first, I'M
assisted. Kelley singled to left and
stole second. Cote walked. Scanlon flied
to left field. Finnemore was passed.
Wholley gave Irish a foul fly. Score:
Lewiston II, Augusta 2.
Ninth inning-BOuvier was safe on
Whol!ey's tumble Of a slow Erounief
and went to third on wild throw to Sec
ond GoOde flied to Cnnnnr. l;cGvler
scored on passed ball. i,rr"n singled
to left, by short. McDaEi,is tliei out
to FinnemOre. Irish was out, Finnemore
to Wholley. Conner fouled two and
famed the third. MarShman struck out.
Lee was then given walk. Cote sin
clcd to center, scoring Lee and Allen.
Scanlon was up, but Kelley was thrown
out at third. Score: Lewiston 10, Au-
guSta 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14
BOWDOIN ATHLETICS.
Managers Elected for Next Year
Celebration of Harvard Victory.

brunswick, Me, June 13.-The Bow
dom College Athletic Association held
its annual meeting Wednesday evening
in the college gym, a large ATTENDANCE
being called ont by spirited contests
for the various offices. The Officers
elected are as follows: President
Charles Edward Files, 'OS. Cornish
vice president, Arthur Lincoln Robin
son '0S, Brunswick; secretary, Harr-
son Atwood 90, Auburn; new under
graduate members, Kenneth Howard
Dresser 'O9. RoXbury, Mass; Henry
Jewett Goliath 10. Dexter; cheef
leaders, Francis Pearl Wight @
Rockland: Anthony Humphreys Fi5ks
'O9, Brunswick.
Manager baseball team, Kenneln
Remington Tefft 'O9, Syracuse, ~ y;
assistant manager, Serene Sewah
Webster 10. Augusta.
Manager track team, Ralph owen
Brewster '09, Dexter; assistant man
ager, Warren Eastman Robinson ~
Arlington, Mass.
Manager tennis team. John EdWaru
Crowley '09, Bangor; assistant man
ager, Edward Temple Pickard ~
Auburndale, Mass.
AS soon as the meeting was owe
the entire student body gathered
front of King chapel where a mug
bonfire had been kindled to celeDfss
the baseball victory over Harvard ana
with William s. Linnell '0I OF oa',
and Seth G.. Haley '07 of Old Orchns
as cheerleaders, every member OF :"
victorious Bowdoin team was cheeiv
to the echo, with a rouser for Cod''
John Irwin. College songs were surg
after which line was formed for ~
ceSsion all over the town. The coii'o,
boys We're met on all sides Win y
fire, fireworks, etc, the whole tOsa
joining in n fitting celebration lof "
whites wonderful team.
AS the procession moved hats "e''
made at the houses of the various plO,,
fesSorS, all of whom were coHlpshe-
to turn out and make speesn,.
Profs. Houghton, Woodruff, rue
Mitchell, Robinson, Little and Johh's,
showed their appreciation Oh NJ
victory with fitting words'
Whittier, the athletic instructor IN
one of the happiest men in Bruiism
and made a rafting good speech "t N,
the students We're gathered arouiu n
big bonfire. The team arrVeu IA
Brunswick on the midnight tram O.
a body of 200 students strong ms
waiting to escort them to the cainr
where the celebration was rehe ~,
with increased vigor. or sm
championship team Bowdoin loses INA
three men, Lawrence, Bower .rors
Abbott and prospects never .oat
brighter for another winner next
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St. Louis, Am, z; Worcester, N. {, l.

Worcester, Mass, June 13.-The St
Louis American team defeated the WOr-
cester team Of the New England League
I to / this afternoon Morgan, who was
in the box for the St. LOgis team. had
the Worcester men practically at bis
mercy. allowing but three hits and strik
ing out eight men. In six innings tie
Worcester batsmen went out in order. On
account of the refusal of the Lowell team
management to release Worcester from
the game scheduled to be played in Low
ell today, the Worcester management sent
a team made up largely Of substitutes to
81 Louis ....O14 o 0 6 0 ZIP.
Worcester 80 q . 0 l 81 81
Iatteries-Morgan and Stevens, Frock
ana Knots. Time, 40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14
THIS WEEKS GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Friday, Saturdav-St. Louis at Boston
Chicago at New York. Cleveland at PHI
adelphia, Detroit at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Thursday. Friday. Saturday-B"ston at
St Louis. New York at fittshurg, Pina-
deluhia at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chi
cago.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Friday-Louell 1T Lynn, Haverhill a.
Lawrence Fall River at New Bedford
Worcester at BrocftOn.
saturday. Nm ut Lowell. Lawrence al
Haveririll New Bedford at Fall Rive
Worcester at Brcckton.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Thursday, Friday. Saturday-Toronto at
Prominence Rochester ut Jersey City,
Montreal at Baltimore, Buffalo at New
ark. ~ 1,,a.,,
al Newark
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14
BASEBALL NOTES.

Pitcher Joe Harris. the Melrose lad who
was Indefinitely suspended by the Boston
America team a few weeks ago for in
different playing, was reinstated Wednes-
day. He will be given another opportuni-
ty to make good and to get into condition.
1t is hoped that Manager McGuire's
coaching will help him great deal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14

Kid Locke and Jack Reardon went
six fast rounds at Lancaster, Pa.
Wednesday night. In the first three
Reardon pounded Locke hard on the
face while the Kid played for the wind
without much effect. ReardOn had
decidedly the better of the argument
until Locke landed terrific blow over
the heart and Jack went down, but not
to stay. After that Reardon had no
chance Of winning. He barely man
ged to stay the round, but was badly
pounded.
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New Bedford 5; Lynn I.

New Bedford. Mass, June l3.-Lynn
was beaten again this afternoon py New
Bedford. the score being 5 TO ]. The home
team made their hits count in three IN
nn2s, while Coffin allowed but one clean
hit up to the eighth. He famed 3annon
in that inning with the bases full aIter
hitting two men and allowing three SIM
giles IN succession. The fielding OF Moore
head and Lowell were features
New bedford. o ! 2 x-5-lo~i
LINN ...........O 0 . . 0 0 ] o. 81
Katterics-Co ard Norris; F. steele
and Dnum. Umpire. Connolly. Time, l.30
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STAHL CASE SETTLED.
Hermann Announces Decision Not to
Re-open the Case.

Cincinnati, o.. June 13.-Garry
Hermann of the National Commission
announced Wednesday that the com
mission would not reopen the case Of
Jake Stahl, former manager of the
Washington team. Monday night Ban
Johnson said Stahl had not been ten
dered contract by the Chicago White
Sox. Hermann says that he has
found that Comiskcy did tender Stahl
a contract, and therefore will not re-
open the case. Johnson was the only
member who voted for a reopening.
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BOXING elOTES.

Hughey McGovern and Eddy Kelley
will meet at Niagara Falls June IS.
Joe Gregg and Maurice Savers have
been matched to box at Milwaukee
June 81.
Mayor Becker of Milwaukee will not
stand for any new boxing clubs being
opened in that city. He considers three
sufficient.
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Lioht Work In Rough Water.

Gales Ferry, Conn, June ia stlif
wind made the river rough this fore
noon ana the Yale crews had very
light work. In the Varsity eight
Rockwell went in for a try-out at bow
and Auchincloss took his place in the
four oared crew The work of the
crews consisted of paddle in short
stretches up stream.
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Kent's Hill 5: Gardiner a.

Kcnt's Hill. June 13-tSpccial)-Kent's
Hill defeated Gardiner High in a close
game by the score Of to A. Up to the
sixth inning Gardiner lead by a score of
to G. In the sixth inning Kcnt's Hill
punched their hits for three Iuns and
again in the 9Th Colby pitched a hna
game, but was given poor support.
Il NrrG Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Friday-George Mamsic VS.. Montana
\ld, Los Angeles; Jimmy Walsh VS. un-
known, Denver; Bill Papke vs. Rid
Walker. Detroit; Young Mcdonald vs..
k1d cunningham, Lewiston; Fred Sidney
VS.. Arthur Cote, Berlin, N H
boxers, Philadelphia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures 5, Springfeld ,,
At Observation-Disclosures >. Waterbury |
first game): Waterbury 2, Norwich l
Ar IartTorGcFTartford 5. New London O
Ofrst game; Hartford >, New London ]
Csecond game; Ii innings)-
At Rridgaport-New Haven 3. Bflise-
mort : (first gamp): Bridgeport 6, New
Haven 0 (second game.
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BrOCkton Beats Lawrence 8 TO
| and Goes to Second Place.
New Bedford 5; Lynn l.-LowelI
8; Worcester O.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.

Lowell. June Is With only one regular
player Worcester lost to Lowell to 0
this afternoon. The regular Worcester
team played the St Louis Browns at
Worcester.
Lowell ......O 3 0 3 : 0 . X-S-I-0
Worcester ......D 0 o o . 0 o G-9-i-S
Batteries-Abbutt ana CnnIcy; Evans
and L;tvin%c. Time, IS. Umpire Henry.
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GARDINER.


ThrCn-hase hits. ElanChard. TWo-bas'z
hits. Kane. Struck our. by Colby -; By
Ioyplv 1 Bas, On balls off Colby 3 of
Lovely > hit bv pitched bail, blanchard.
SHEPARD. Umpire. Spmling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14

The yawl Flamingo, the last of the
yachts engaged in the New York Rer-
muda race. has arrived safely at Ham
ilton. Bermuda. The delay in the ar
rival of the Flamingo was due to a
bii Of calm weather into which the boat
ran soon after leaving New York.
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sided contest.
McDermOtt wanted to redeem himself
for Wednesdays showing. He lasted six
innings Marshman replaced him and
between them Lewiston pounded out -
hits. Irish held Augusta to seven sin
giles pitching superbly and striking out
- men.
The feature was the terrific hitting
OF Neptune. Kearncy, Bowler, Irish
and Merrill.
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Other National Winners Are
Cincinnati and Chicago.
American: Cleveland 6; PhiIa s..
Chicago 4; New York 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

St Louis, Mo, June Est. Louis won
TODAY : game from Boston TO o. karser
ana jnng pitched brilliant ball. Young
gave the only base on balls and ii result
ed in the lone run.
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PORTLAND.

Earned run-Waterville. Three-base hit
Mcclellan Base on balls-On Rogers
MacLelan .. Baggans; of Eastman
Boar,iman. Adams. Struck out-by Ros
ers, Baggans. by Eastman, Rogers. Rod-
erick Hit by pitched ball-O'NeiL stolen
bases-H. Jones. Boardman. Gregory
Sacrifice hits Elliott, Hanson. Time, p
Umpire, c. Jones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-14

Peter Maher had another 'run-in'
with his mother-in-law at New Orleans
the other day. and he was placed under
bonds. This Is the second time that
Peters mother-in-law has had him ar
rested for hitting her.
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AUGUSTA
Totals ............3 7 7 '2G Il
.keanev ami for cntting mst base.

FNrdI"y Out IUI U"VVIIIt7 III ''S'
Lewiston ...........O liz
Augusta ...........2 = In
Earned run-Lewiston. Home run
Nentune. Three-base hit-Bouvier. Two
base hits-Irish. Keanev : Stolen
Eases-Kelley. Houvier, Goode. Struck
oat-By Irish, Lee. Kelley q Cote
mott MarslmaE >; by Marshman. Merrill.
Double lays-Finnemorc, Wholley and
Conner; Lee and Kelley. Passed ball
X eIIay , Monalan. Base on ballS-Cn
Irish Lee >, Kelley, Cote. Finnenlore; OF
Mcnarmott. Bouvier :. Breen: McICanlels
Sacrifice hits-Wholley, GC0de. Umpire
Hassett. Time, III.
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Mice Sutton Wins First Round.

Rreckenham, Eng June l3-ln 'he
fourth round for the ladies tennis
championship of Kent today. May
Sutton of California beat Miss wilson
81 A-f Ga
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al BALTIMORE Montreal 3. Baltimore 4,
AT Jersey City-Rochester 4, jersey
Ar Newark-Buffalo ], Newark o.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AT NEW YORK.

Chicago ..3 0 0 . . 0 . It'll
Sew York 40 0 2 0 0 0 o. so
Eattories-Walsh AMI Sullivan: kitson,
Keefe and I<leinow. Time, l3o. UMPIRE