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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-13
RACES At Jamestown.
Long Schedule of international Yacht
ing Events in September.

jamestown, Va, Aug. 12.-The interna-
tional yacht and motor boat races will be
held daily at the exposition as scheduled
beginning Sept. 4. for three weeks. Thess
a larger scale than ever attempted before
in America: Four cups have been offered
for the principal events. They are the
Presidents cup. the Kings cup, the Sir
<Exrosition cup. Many others will be pre-
scented. They are to be raced Tor under
the rules adopted by the Atlantic coast
conference of 1906. and all are to he under
the universal rule of measurement: INV
tations have been extended to yachtsmen
of every country in the world.
Sir Thomas Upton will visit the tercen-
tenrial exposition in his own yacht
Gravesend Bay, Long Island Sound. MASS
achusetts bay. the New England coast,
the middle and south Atlantic coasts and
the Great Lakes will enter boats.
The President Roosevelt cup will be FOR
competition in the q and 22-foot classes
of sloops and yawls. while the Kings cup
is for tie 22-foOt class of small boats tnat
has aroused keener interest than any otn-
er the last two years.
Sir Thomas LiptOn's cup Is offered 70,
the Is and iS-foot classes and Is expectea
little developed in the last three or four
years. The jamestown Exposition cup u
free for all. boats under 40-foot racing
length cOntesting without time allowances
to give chance to those designs that 90
not TT the present rule.
. Resides, races will be open ana cnps
provided for all classes of boats iron,
class A down to schooners. sloops anu
portunity to race. Hampton roads sna
its tributaries offer a splendid course 70,
yacht racing. II is planned that ,ne
smaller classes shall cruise over the IN
side course, which includes the Che sa.
peake bay. and the large classes over fne
outside course
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-13
BOXERS ARE CAREFUL.
Men Most Noted in Ring Take Good
Care of Their Health.

The training and other methods of
living followed by the leading boxers
of the present time should furnish an
interesting subject for thought to some
of the chronic opponents of the Queens
bury game. Back in the early stages OF
boxing, or to be more explicit. prize
fighting, the followers of the sport were
more or less drawn from the saloon
element. 1t was in the resorts OF this
class that most of the exhibitions were
pulled off in those days.
Time has changed all this. and In our
present period no boxer of any note Is
found wasting his time around Booze
foundry. All boxers with regulations
realize that their most valuable asset
is a clean bill of health at all times.
1t is for this reason that men like
the Sullivan twins. Tommy Burns'
Honey Melody. Jimmy Walsh. Jimmy
Britt, Tommy Murphy, Packard McFar-
land, Dick Hyland. Joe Thomas, Abe
Attell and Jimmy Briggs present the
fine physical appearance they do. Con-
slant care of their health is the upper
most thought in the minds OF these
celebrities of the roped arena. Hard OLD
guide that teaches what the power of
self-denial is worth to them in dollars
and cents, as well as health.
All the sermons that were ever
preached or written could never point
out a better path to follow than the
one chosen bv these men as means OF
attaining and retaining good health
With such an incessant incentive for
clean living as boxing affords. one won
ders why the sport is not advocated and
encouraged more than it is nowadays.
The history of the ancient bare-knuck-
lers to a finish on the turf. to he sure.
contains nothing to be proud of from Il
boxing standpoint. Between the prize
fighter of the olden time and the boxer
of the goth century there is scarcely any
similarity.
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more than ever attractive to local
youth.
The pitchers younger brother, every
body knew. was preparing to follow tine
elders example, and local critics watch
ed with interest the young fellows
play while he was vet at the public
school. When he entered the local col
lege he became a tower of strength in
the baseball team.
Then the college and the town were
surprised and disappointed to learn
that he had quit in the midst of his
course and gone to somewhat bigger
college something like a hundred miles
away. 1t was soon whispered that
somebody had made it worth while for
him to leave his alma mater. Later. to
the joy of the town. he came back, An
ished his course and started out on his
career as a professional player.
That town, with two active profess
sional baseball players calling 1t their
home and a retired pitcher lending it
the distinction of his presence, is vast
ly proud Of itself. Perhaps the older
villagers rate a college professor above
a baseball player, but there is no ques-
ton in youthful minds that the most
distinguished residents of the town ar
not the professors.
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WILL RACE At JAMESTOWN.
The Dixie Will Be Shipped Back to
America at Once.

The world famous motor boat Dixie,
owned by Commodore Edward ].
Schroeder of the Motor Boat Club uf
America. will be shipped Immediately
from London on the steamship Minne-
tonka. to arrive in America in time to
compete in the motor boat races to be
held at jamestown Exposition during
the week of Sept 4. For the first time
in the history of the sport in this and
other countries the Dixie has won the
British international trophy. which
hitherto has been held by England and
France and which is to the motor boat
sport what the Americas Cup is to
yachting. Upon arrival of the steam
ship at New York Dixie will be placed
on board another steamer and shipped
to jamestown, where she will be tuned
up and made ready for the great motor
boat race week and will endeavor 20
break existing worlds records for
speed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-13
A Double header Divided.

Lynn. Mass. Aug. Flynn and Haver-
hill divided hOnors in a dOuble-header to-
day. the locals taking the first game OF
II innings to l, and the visitors more
easily winning the second, which was
seven innings by agreement, by a score
of to L.
The first game was a pitchers battle
between Steele and MCPartlin. A hit by
Connauchtnn in the 18th, coupled with an
error by Haverhill. brought Ort to the
plate with the winning run.
The second game was one of poor base
ball. Hilbert of Haverhill held the Lynn
batters down to two hits. Moore's Wild
ness as pitcher for Lynn filed the bases
in the third and started the visitors scor-
ing with two runs Moore was then re-
lieved by Abbott. whose support was very
ragged. Ball, formerly of the Northern
League. made his first appearance as
catcher for Lynn and played well.
Lynn ............1 900 030 1-2-9-l
Haverhil! .........0 90 DO ! 0 0 0 Q O-1-S-3
Baiteries-Steele and r. Madden Nc
PartIin and McCabe. Umpires. Jack
O'Brien and George Henry. Tirle, 2.O5.
Second game:
Haverhill .............0 l J 2-6-S-t
Lynn ..................0 0 0 l 0-1-6-3
Batteries-Hilbert and Perkins: Moore.
Abbott and Ball Time, 150. Empires,
O'Brien and Henry.
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First Of Sender Glass; aces
for Emperor's Cup. \
W|11e|sbach Finishes 81 Sec.
ords Ahead Of Spokane.


kiei. Germany. Aug. 1.-THE Ger.
mans won the first Of the series OF IN.
ternational Sender class races for En-
peror Williams cup today. the Wittels-
bacn finishing 81 seconds ahead of the
Spokane !. the other contestants trail
ing along in the following order: Wan
see Germany, Chewink VIII (Ameri-
CAM. Marblehead (American), and TIL
ly X (German).
The Wittelsbach won because she was
built for racing in strong winds such as
prevail in Baltic waters while the Spn-
kane l was better suited for lighter
breezes. The wind blew from Is to ia
knots and all the American boats sailed
part Of the time with one reef in their
mainsails while the sitter German
yachts did not take in reef during
the race.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-13
THIS WEEKS GAMES,
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday
st Louis at Boston. Cincinnati at New
York. Chicago at Philadelphia. Pittsburg
at Brooklyn.
Saturday -T'ittsburg at Boston. Cincin-
natl mt Brooklyn. Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday-Boston
at Chicago. New York at Cleveland. Ath-
letics at Detroit. Washington at st. Louis.
Thursday Boston at Chicago. Athletics
at Cleveland New York at Detroit.
Fritay Standardization at St Louis.
Athletics at Cleveland. New York at De-
troit. Washington at Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Tuesday Lynn at Haverhill Worcester
at RrocKton. Fall River at New Bedford,
Lawrence at Lowell
Wednesday-Lynn at Brockton. Lowell
at iiaverhilI. Lawrence at Fall River.
Worcester at New Bedford.
Thur 'day-Haverhll at Lowell. Law
renee at Fall River. Worcester at New
Bedford
Friday-Lynn at Haverhll. Brockton at
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ATTELL RESPECTS BURNS.
Sage He Is Much CIeverer Fightsfa
Than Most Folks Believe.

Abe Attell, who is now in Chicagos
was talking fight recently in the Windy
City. and Burns ability as a.sfighters
came up. Attel said: Burns is a much
better fighter than some people give
him credit for. He will box any man
living. and what makes him look good
is that he is not afraid OF any. of thern.
He goes into the ring with all kinds Of
confidence and can hit and take as
much beating as any Of the men in the
heavyweight Glass; Keep close tabs
on this fellow Burns
Willie Lewis is matched to meet Jack
Robinson for six rounds at the stag
of the Dry Dock A. c. on Monday
night. These boys met some time ago
and the popular verdict was draw.
although Robinson had shade on
Lewis. Robinson has proven his class
by victories over Johnny Carroll and
Jim Donovan.
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HYiAND AGAINST MURPHY.
is Pleased at Match He
Travelled Far to Secure.

New York. Aug. 12.-F1ghtins
Dick" Hyland. the boy from the 1as
West. with record for knockouts. mas
signed to fight Tommy Murphy. Hy-
land says he came $500 miles to get
this match. and is tickled to death TO
clinch it. The battle will probably NOT
take place until September. and VIII
be at club yet to be decided upon.
HyIand's manager. Sammy McClintic.
will bet $1,000 that Hyland can whip
any man Of his weight in the world
HyIand and Murphy are to clash at
catchweights for six or ten rounds.
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BOXING at San Jose.

San Jose. Cal. Aug. 12.-Boxing has
been resumed here Under the auspicies
Of the National Athletic Association.
The fighting game has been made pos
sible here by hopeless division in the
city council. The mayor fears the
game will degenerate into real brutal
prize fighting" and has admOnishcd
the council to refuse license, but thus
has been secured, as two members of
the council favor the sport. and it re
quires majority to repeal the or
dinance making it possible. The death
of Councilman Murray recently left a
two to two division. and the anti-fight
party cannot get the ordinance re-
pealed.
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SCHEDULE COMPLETED
AZ Meeting Of Maine State LEAGUE
Held at Portland,

Portland. Me, Aug. 12-There was a
meeting Of the Maine State Baseball
League at the West End hotel yester
day afternoon. when the schedule woc
completed and other business transact
ed.
Portland was represented by Col.
Castner. Mr.. Mason. Mr.. Foley and
Manager Robinson, Pine Tree by Mana
ger Williams and Treasurer Williams.
Bangor Mr.. Rice and Biddeford by Mr..
Chadbourne and Mr.. Quincy. President
Owen presided
The appointment of Joseph Moore.
who has been pitching for Portland
and other teams as second umpire. was
announced.
1t was voted to change the rain
guarantee from $50 to SIS.
The schedule was completed for tho
rest OF the season which ends Sept. 4.
the Saturday following Labor day.
Six games week were arranged for
as follows:
Aug. IL, Is. 14-Biddeford ct Bangor:
Portland at Pine Tree
Aug. IL. Is. 17-Bangor at Portland;
Pine Tree at Biddeford.
Aug. ~. 30. 2l-Biddeford at Port
land: Pine Tree at Bangor.
Aug. 22.-Portiand at Pine Tree.
Aug. %. 2+Bangor at Pine Tree;
Portland at Biddeford.
Aug. 20. T-Bangor at Portland; Pine
Tree at Biddeford.
Aug %.-Portland at Biddeford;
Bangor at Pine Tree.
Aug. 2s-Bangor at Biddeford: Port
land at Pine Tree.
Aug. 3-Bangor at Portland: Pine
Tree at Biddeford.
Aug. M-Bangor at Biddeford: Rine
Tree at Portland.
Sept. 1-Bangor at Biddeford. A. M
and +. M: Portland at Pine Tree A. NJ.
Pine Tree at Portland. p. NJ.
Sept. J, 4-Bangcr at Portland. Pin.
Tree at Biddeford.
Sept. 5. 6. 7-Biddeford at Pine Tree
Portland at Bangor.
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SHRUBB WINS EASILY.
Almost Laps kanaly in Contest at New
York Before Big Crowd.

New York. Aug. 12.-Al Shrubb. the
English distance runner. before a big
crowd at Celtic park Sunday defeated
Frank kanaly. the Boston runner. IN
a three mile contest by something like
400 yards Shrubb was near tapping
Kanaly toward the finish. but the Bos-
tonian braced up and prevented that
being done.
Shrubb led at the end of the hrst
lap by 10 yards and with every lap ne
widened the gap. The spectators
cheered him loudly for his smooth run
ming. He had plenty left at the finish.
covering the last 100 yards at sprinting
speed in 10 Is seconds. His time for
the three miles was IA minutes As rs
seconds.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

First Easeman DarSig leads the New
RedfOrds in batting
Washington has an ontfield Of cast-ons
In Clymer. Caniey ard Del.
Atlanta has a pair of fine Young catch-
ers In Sid Smith and Ed Sweeney.
Rowerman SAYS no never tried to cate"
for such trying pitcher as Ames.
Connie Mack says his present array y
the hest no ever mad and that means the
pennant ought to 60 to his club, ana
hands down, at that.
Washington has arranged a deal for ah
American League infielder,. but no an
noy;ncement will be rrade who the player
is until later in the season. :,
..Slun,ps will come with every team.
saws Fielder Jones, ''and we have ma.
ours. 7 am confident our team VIII stan"
the strain better than any of the others
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The Only Objection.

A Texas paper is responsible for the
statement that a resident there will short
ly Patent a pneumatic base with whistls
attachment which will prevent any room
for doubt of base runner cutting the
bag. When the base runners foot strikes
the bag the pneumatic whistle will an
nounce his arrival. 1t Ii also proposed BY
the same inventor to patent similar
device In the way of a pneumatic whistle
to he placed in the players uniform. 80
that when he is tagged the whistle will
sound. The Lone Star inventor should
runner rmu from . ma',np T noise When H. Il
tdEged-No. good. The players would
neglect the game to wet their whistler
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SENECA WINS AGAIN.
American Boat Now Has Two Races to
Her Credit in Canada's Cup Serie..

Rochester. NY. Aug. 12.-1u-l
Herreschoff built boat Seneca today.
won the second race for the Canadian
cup off Charlotte in an Sknot breeze
which had a free sweep across Lake
Ontario. The boats stood out nine
miles straight across the lake and
back. The Yankee boat early took the.
lead over the Adele. the challenges,
representing the Royal Canadian
Yacht Club. and had no difficulty In
winning. &Se &.
Official time Of finish; Seneca. ash.
16; Adele. 2.56.56. 49, - q
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THIS WEEK. BOUTS.

Tucsday-Bouts at Brown A. G.. New
York,
Wedne sdav- Revt Reyes VS.. Johnny
DIVER. New YORK
Thurs'iay-Andy BeZenah vs.. Kid I'm
hoff. Cincinnati: Maurice Savers VS.. Clar-
oncc English. 'Bartlesville. l. =: INK
russell VS.. Willie Fitzgerald. Brooklyn:
Eddie Tancel VS.. Clarence English. Lud-
ingtnn. Mich: Kid fiyland VS. Kid Miller
Altoona, Fa.: Sandy Ferguson VS.. two
mon. Philadelphia
Fridny-Routs at Ludington. Mich :
bouts at RockaWav Beach. N. Y.
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Ingomar' Leads
N.Y.Y.C. Fleet

Newport, X l.. Aug. Fin thick fog
and with the end of her main boom
scraping the water as she luffed sharply
in the stiff breeze to clear Brenton's Reef
light ship. Morton J. Plants schooner In
gomar. with Capt. Charles Barr at the
Wheel swept across the finish line at
1865. unofficial time. the leader In a
most sensational 40-mile run from New
London of the New York Yacht Clubs
cruising fleet. Only 36 seconds in her
wake came Rear Commodore F. g. Brew
ster's schooner Elmina. and four minutes
later J. Roger Maxwelrs Queen.
The order of the other yachts was:
Schooner Katrina. sloops Aurora. Istele-
ma. Weeamoe. Efford and Avenger
schooners Taormina, Crusader. sloops Iro-
lita. Viola and Doris. yawl Windward.
schooner Alaska. sloops Winsome and
Gurdina. schooners Seneca. Fleur De Lys,
Venoedor and sloop Kestrel.
Although the EImina was beaten by the
Ingomar. the latter gives time allowance
and on this the Elmna may win the Com
modore's cup for schoOners Both Of them
defeated the Queen. While the official
figures Of the finish and time allowances
were not available tonight. it is almost
certain that the Aurora is the winner in
the class for sloops with the IsteIena sec
ond.
The Elmina carried away her fore top
mast Immediately after the finish.
The elapsed time of the winning boats
in the various classes follows:
Queen. ABA.
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BOXING NOTES.

While it looks good for a battle be-
tween Cans and Britt, the latter wants
to know what sort of an offer will be
made before he signs. AS Cans is to
meet George Memsc first. Britt will
insist on Cans putting up a forfeit, 81,
that in the event of Cans getting in
jured in the Memsic battle Britt could
he reimbursed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-13

Lowell. Lawrence at New Bedford, WOr-
cester at Fall River.
Saturtlay-Hayerhill at Lynn, Lowell at
RrocktOn. Lawrence at New Bedford
Worcester at Fall River.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thurs
day-Providence at Montreal. Jersey City
at Rochester.
Friday. Saturday-Provid ut TOrOn-
to. Jersey City at Montreal. Rochester at
Newark, Baltimore at Buffalo.
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New Bedford S; Fall River 4.

Fail River. Mass, Aug. IA misplay
by Pitcher Swanson and hit by DanZig
in the eighth inning gave New Bedford
winning run over Fall River this after
noon and the game closed with the score
in New Bedfords favor to 4.
New Bedford % 0 3 0 0 0 0 . 0-5-S-3
Fall River ....1 0 0 . 0 0 0 c O-i-4-1
Batteries-Eurroughs and Kane: Swan
son and Dracher Umpire, Connors.
Time 81
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Totals ..........
PORTLAND.

Two-base hitR-Bernard, IfnkertOn.
Three base hit-McDonough Stolen bases
-McDonough 2. Cote. Rawson. Breen
Pinkerton 2. Walsh. First on balls-Of
Williams 8. off Owens 3. OF Rarrows l.
Struck out-Bv Williams 4. by Barrows 9
Hits--Ofr Owens 2 In 2 1-3 innings. Off
Barrows In s % innings Passed ball
Hanson: Lappin Double play-v'illiams,
Bernard and Donovan. Time, LIS. I'm,
plre. Haesett
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PROTEST WITHDRAWN.
No Trouble About Paying $4,000 EN-
pire Stake Won by Sonoma Girl.

Buffalo. Aug. 12.-The protest
against the payment of the $4,000 En-
pire State purse to the owner of Sono-
ma Girl has been withdrawn.
S'onoma Girl was thrown out of the
first heat of the race by an accident.
but was allowed to start in the follow
ing race. The owners of the other
horses entered the protest. which was
withdrawn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-13

John L. Sullivan. while in Columbus
the other day. had an idea that he
could secure pardon for frankie Nc
Hugh, the Cincinnati lightweight. who
is serving five years for robbery. The
governor was out when Sullivan call
ed. but the big fellow" left money
with the warden to purchase suit of
clothes when McHugh should be re-
leased
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Lawrence 2: Lowell 1,

Lawrence. Aug 12.-Lawrence took a
pitchers battle from Lowell today at
Glen Forest by the score of . to
Lawrence ......0 0 0 0 x-2-3-l
Lowell ........0 o 0 0 0 0-1-2-1
RatterieS-Earberich and Eaton: Ken
Connolly.
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BIDDEFORD.

TwO-base hits-Covey. Wilder Home
run-Gardner. Stolen bases-Joncs. Nc
MILAN. Scanlon. Southwel. Mcmahon,
Base on balIs-Of Covey 1, off Johnson 4
Struck Out-By Covey 4. by Johnson :.
Sacrifice hit lott Double play Connors
to lott. Hit by pitched bail-JOnes.
Gibbs Passed ball-Stone. Umpire.
Moore Time, 1 81
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AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland took the first of the series
from New York, making its long hits
count for runs.
New York 80 0 0 0 D l i0-3-1O-2
batteries Liebbardt and Clark, Orth
and Thomas. Umpire, Connolly.
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PINE TREE 7: PORTLAND 4.
Latter's Patched up Team No Match
for Opponent.

South Portland. Me. Aug. 12-Pina
Tree beat Portlsnds patched up team
here today by the score of t" 4. The
game was too one-sded from the start
70 he Interesting
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Toronto-Tor onto 6. Jersey City 9
At Montreal-MOntreal Z. Providence 3
At Buffalo Newark :. Buffalo 4
At Observation-Disclosures 13, Baltimore 5
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AT PITTSRuRG.

New York easily took tOdays game
from Pittsburg and moved into second
place.
New York ....2 o N-5-l2-1
FittSburg ...2 0 q % o o. So
Batteries thewson and Brcsna han:
Leifeld. Camnitz and Philippe, Gibson
Empires. O'Day and KLEIN.
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Defeats bIddetord al BiddetMd,
by -Four 10 Nothing.
STATE LEAGUE STANDING.

Bangor. Me. Aug. 12.-Bangor easily
shut out Biddeford today. Convey was eff
fective and had fast support. Gardners
home run hit netting three runs was a
feature.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE,

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. >, Bridge
port q.
At Norwich-Norwich a. Hartford 2
At New Haven-SpringfieId 2, New Ha-
ven
At New London-Holyoke 5. New Lon
don z