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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
ENDS IN DRAW,
Jack "Twin" Sullivan and Huuo Kelly
Break Even At Los Angeles,

Los Angeles, Cal, May 12.-Jack
Irwin" Sullivan Of Boston and Hugo
Kelly Of Chicago fought 20 fast rounds
to a draw before the Pacific Athletic
Club Friday night The decision was
received by the crowd with satisfac-
ton. Neither man was badly hurt.
Kelly scored the only clean knock
down Of the fight in the fourth round.
He sent Sullivan TO the floor with
left to the point Of the jaw. Sullivan
recovered quickly and finished the
round without trouble. In the eighth
round Kelly knocked Sullivan to his
knees with a blow that landed below
the belt. Referee Burns cautioned
Kelly, warning him about the foul. The
Boston fighter recovered almost on the
instant, however, and seemed uninjur-
ed.
The 18th was the best round
Of the fight. Kelly rushed throughout
the entire three minutes and both men
fought with vigOr. the Chicago fighter
having the better Of the round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13

winning eight of the nine matches.
Princeton won the contest in doubles
between Dixon and Pync Of Princeton
ana Harlow ana Pearson Of Harvard.
This match was only won after three
sets of hard tennis, in which the Tiger
pair cXcellcd in net play, while the
visitors did their best work in the back
chalklnc.
The closest match Of tn" afternoon
was between Dixon ana Pearson, the
latter winning the third deuce set by
the narrow margin Of games to 6.
Four Of the nine matches proved easy
for the visitors, who won the first two
sets in each contest without difficulty.
A heavy rain last night and a stiff
wind all day today made accurate ten
mis- most difficult. but the play of the
visitors was brilliant lit times. Capt.
Morse, in particular, who defeated
Capt. Richardson Of Princeton, gave
an exhibition which has rarely been
tuIId led here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
Regular and Loses Exhibi-
ton to Bowdoin.
Colby Whips WaterviIIe Stale
League Team Twelve to Two.
Lewiston leaguers Defeat Bates in
Close z TO | Game.

Brunswick. Me, May 12.-(Speciap.
What was to have a championship
game between Bowdoin and the Uni
Sersity Of Maine was an exhibition
game, owing to the fact that the latter
team came to Brunswick Saturday
morning with only seven men. three
Of the regular players and their coach
failing to catch tile train out Of Orcno
early Saturday morning. The men who
got lett We're, capt. Gordon. catcher;
Quint, pitcher, and Tuell, left field. BY
using two of Bowdnin's men, Walker.
left field and burlington, center field,
Maine patched up her team and took
the field for an exhibition game, for
feiting the championship game to Bow
dOin 10 by til" rules 81 the !'agttc
and losing the exhibition game : 10 /.
The large number of spectators Wtrr
much disappointed at the unfortunate
STATE If affairs, many having not heard
that only seven men CANE down from
OronO ami came To Whittier field ex-
pectiug to see Il championship game.
over an half hour WAS used up before
the game Iii a discussion ;.s 10 whether
the gam. should be forfeited or played
at SOME future date AZ Maine wished.
but the BGWtiOin management tOund
that this could not be done, as there
was no late on which the faculty
would allow the game to hc played.
This is SutStantiated by III" fact that
manager robinson Eas recently been
compelled in stop g"SirtIun& with the
TUFTS management fOI Il game ~
Brunswick later in the season.
At soon i'ft"r o'clock Cnpir" mas
set announced t" The spectators shat
the game would b. forfeited end an cx-
hbiti"n I'm" PLACED ANA Maine. went
TO the BAT
File WIS in the plchrr'i box for
Bowd"In and pit 'hcd 4 steady game
receiving good support. DOW pitched
q good game f"r Maine holding Bow
dom to tW" hits hut the strong wind
which swept down he fi'ld, III favor If
the pitcher, preventing heavy batting
and bothered the players on mirs
R"Wdoin scored her first run IN the
fifth and her second in tn.. eighth. In
the fiith. Files struck out Lawrence,
hit safely 10 center ana took second on
Mantcr'S grolmdrf. pitcher to first.
Bower walked ana stole. second ana IN
passed bad. Lawrence scored.
Hanrahan closed the inning going ont.
Dow to Mayo.
In the eighth G. Bower was ont
Scales To Mayo. Iianrahan reached
hrSt on Higgins error. stole second
anu on Scales cror Of Admits ground
err, scored, making the second ana Iast
run for Bowdoin. q. Bower ana Nc
Dadc Went out in succession and IN.
inning closed.
with the exception of the second in
nlng q Maine man did not reach second
until the ninth, when Maine scored her
only run Of the game Mayo was first
up and went out Files To Stanvood
fflSGins got Il hit t. center ana on Nc
D;lde'S wild throw TO Stanwood took
thlrd and scored on Smiths hv to
snort which the wind prevented being
helded. Goodrich flied out to G. Rovor
walker was hit ana took first. Pur-
lhet"h closed tn" inning ana game
going out on a fly To 6. Bower,
Final score: Bowdoin >: Maine I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
coNY 9: SOUTH PORTLAND s.
Ten Innings Necessary and Capital
City Boys Win Out.

Portland Me. May 12.-South Portland
lost A l0-inninE game to Cony High 90
Augusta at Pine Tree park Saturday af-
ternoon. . 10 :. after a rally in III" ninth
in which the score was tied A series Of
errors in the 10th allowed the visitors TO
score four runs while the home team was
unable to get man round The game
was extremely loose ana tn" men suffered
greatly from the cold.
The feature of the game was a one
handed catch of a high fly in deep left by
Bickmnrr oi the visitors. He followed il
vi in tn" next inning by running T. tho
fIul lin" and pulling down another
scT"am"r off FosS' bat. Griffen Of South
Portland started the gam" at second IN:
went behind the bat in the sixth The
change st-adicd the team Il great deal
dyer pitched a good game of ball. con.
SiIrrng the cold wind. and with better
support would have won out The only
man on the hom' team who was able to
hit cl"anly WAS Dyer. ana h. put pretty
one just back OF second. The cold wind
caused him to pass five but none of them
figured in the scoring.
Tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
IN THE RING.
Kid DufreSne and Kid Me-
Donald TO Meet Again.
Will Try Another Bout al Lew.
iston, Friday Night.
SuiIivan.kelIey Match a Draw.
Maurice Sayers a Conner.

Lewiston, Ne, May 12.-Sporting nan
Of this city are looking forward ia tbo
evening Of May IT with great interest
on that evening Kid Dufresne az mi,
city will again go up against Kid NJ.
Donald Of Boston, who gave him sucb
a sharp raZZle dazzle in the same nlacs
about two weeks ago. Many thought
that DufYcsne got the worst Of tba,
bout and il certainly looked that wav
to those VINO saw the scrap.
Dufresne says that Ii was only car
lcssnesS on his part. lie simply under
estimated his man but had the fgb,
continued could have easily won n
the coming battle lie viii be NOR
careful and will show more gsneralsbin
He is confident OF winning the battla
hands down.
There are to be two main bouts that
evening. The other ana equally III.
T1rtant battle will be- between Fight.
ing Eddie HarrIgan Of Portland and
Marty Sullivan, champion Of New York
lie is said TO he a great tighter and ha
comes as he acknC wledge chamDion If
4 stat famous for its fighters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13

Smith, G. J. Taylor, Matthews, C. A.
Powers.
11O-yard hurdles. University OF
Maine--knight. Mirer. Sheffield, Hig-
gins; Colby-Goode, Libby, Trask;
Ratos-Frazcr. Schumacher. Williams
Harris, Goodwin; Bowdoin-F. r.
smith, r. A. Lee. Edwards, Mnchcr
j. +. Crowley, Leavitt
1r0-yard dash. University of Maine
Wyman. st. Onge, Littlefold. Torrey
Bean, KnoWltOn: Colby handler
Emery, FegwoI, Kcyes. Trask: Bates
poti"f, BoSworth, Pringree, Wright
Goodwin, ElwCod; Rowdoin-P Kim
ball. &. A. Powers. johnson, Anderson,
Il. ID. Morse, Manter.
Mile run. University Of Manc-For-
tier, Hicks. Ganett Harmon, Leland
Johnson: Colby-Andcrson. Stetson
Clifford, Cakes, Martin. Rams
dell, I,oScland, Bosworth; Bowdoin
ID. - Robinson, ShOrey, F. A. kimbalI
Goliath. Manter SIocum.
220-yard dash. University Of Maine
Wvman, Cook. Littlefield. st. Ongo
sawyer, Blanchard; COlby-BrownIov
Chandler, Fcgwell. Richardson. Trask.
Young: Ratcs-Williams. Pingree. FL
wood. Libby, Dollof, Huh; Eowdoin-
Atwood c. A. Powers, Mincher. Fl. NJ
Smith, Davic, DOnnell.
SS0-yard run. University of Maine
c. II. Bean. Torrcy. Haggett. Springer.
Knowlt3n. Bartlett; Colby-Emcry.
Keyes. Stetson. Young; Bates-Wiggin.
Merrill, Irish, Dolloff. Clifford. Good
win; Bowdoin-P. H. Timberlake. Man
ter. Morrison. Simmons, Ready, Stur-
tcvant.
Two-mile Run. University Of Maine
Stevens, Findlen, Dyer, Cobb. Har-
mOnd; Colby-Anderson. Stetson:
Bates-EIorrell, Bosworth. Caron,
Smith, Clifford; Bowdoin-D. s. Robin
son, a. J.. Robinson. Shorey, Goliath.
Slocum, Weston
@20-yard hurdles. University of Maine
-Clayton. Sheffield. Loskyer. Richard
son, knight, Higgins; Colby-Goode
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13

Libby, Trask; Bates-Whittum. Fraser
HUI, Williams. Schumacher, Harris;
observation-disclosures, Mincher. Leavitt
Valladares. Edwards, Scates.
Putting 1G-pOund shot. University of
Main"-FarWen. Harlow, Greene
Wright, Higgins; Colby-GarricI,
Thompson. Tidd, Hctherington, Gilpat-
rick; RatcS-Schumachcr, Paige
French, B' oker, Sawyer; Bowdoin-R,
c. Morrill,, SeWall, II. II. Burton. War
rem, Jackson.
Pole vault. University of Maine
Iowie' Chase; Colby-Hammond
Go"d", Brownlow; Bates-Haycs
Bridges. French. Libby. White; Bow
doin-WimcheIl II. II. Burton, Dcming,
Halves
+}unring high jump. l.. Of Nine
serve. Cnickles. Chase. Higgins, Ben
nett; Colby--Goode. Mcclellan, Smith;
Batcs-Kellty, Williams. Fraser. Irish,
Whituum; Bowdoin-P enncll. Brigham.
r. W. Smith. Edwards. +. r. Smith.
Atwood.
Throwing the hammer. University of
Maine-BiaCk. f. ID. Bean. Simmons,
Higgins; Colby-Dcan. Garrick. Thomp-
son. Tidd, Hetherington. Gilpatrick
Rates--Foster, Schumacher. French.
Booker, Paige; Bowdoin-Warren. Il. c.
Morrill,. F. A. Burton, Sewall, Adams,
Crowley.
Running broad jump. University of
characterization. Smith. Chase.
French, Greene; Colby-Brownlow
Goode. Plummer, Richardson, McLcl-
Ian: Bates-White, Fraser Libby. Dol
loft, Hull; Rowdoin-Atwood. w. d.
Lee. b. G. Merrill, II. NJ. Smith, A. b.
Roberts, Bass.
Throwing tie discus. University Of
ADMINISTRATIONS. Cummings, Skolfeld,
Wadsworth, Black; Colby-Garrick.
Coode. Tribou. Thompson, Hethering-
ton, Gilpatricll; Bates-French, Schu-
macher, Foster. Paige, Sawyer. Book
er; Bowdoin-Jackson. Stevens, 4. G.
Merrill, w. d. Lee, Pencil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
LEWISTON 8; BATES
State League Team Gives Colleeans
First Defeat of the Season.

Lewiston, Me, May 12.-tSpeciaD.-
Bates was defeated Saturday Tor the
FIRST time in eight games by the Lewiston
team Of Mgr. IIcaly. 1t cannot be Won
Grrcd at when one considers the hard
luck that Bates has been having. Bridge.
one If the fastest men Of the team, is
laid UP with blood poisoning and Bowman
lot vt back. Both teams played good
ball each one making but one error.
Rogers pitched n fair game with the ex-
c,ption Of being a little cratic. Inc
playing Of Burncll was the feature of the
@arnt.. This was his first try out BY Capt.
Johnson ana he proved his ability. by
hanging out three pretty singles In four
times NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
PLAYERS REPORTING.
Two Of the Augusta Players Here and
Mere Are Expected Today.

The members of the Augusta State
League team have commenced to re-
port and it is expected that by Tues
day most Of the players will be on
hand and ready to begin practice. Tall
bot and McDermOtt arrived last night
ana each said he was in the pink of
condition and ready for the fray. Sew
cral others are expected today and the
balance of the team is due to arrive
Tuesday morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13

Miss Katherine Elkins. daughter Of
the West Virginia Senator and HERES
70 goodly fortune, is one of the rev
athletic girls who refuse to acknow-
ecge the passing Of their type. Few
persons outside her family circle ha'e
seen Miss Elkins when she was MOI
astrlde horse clad in the most masca.
llhe-looking garments. She invarlaop
wears a derby hat. a stin linen collai'
small black tie and cutaway coat. sn'
mas magnificent black hair, but sne
conceals it under her hat. and, =
said, in mischief, Miss Elkirs taxes :
positive delight in being mistaken io
her brother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
Another New Record.

Harrisburg. Penn, May FL. J.
Talbot Of Mcrccrsburg Academy. in
IRRESPONSIBLE weight champion. estab-
lishrd Il new intcrScholHstic discus
record at the first Central Pcnnsyl-
vania High school track meet here
Saturday, by making throw of 126ft
Hl4in.
Talbot also broke his own record Of
49ft @1-il in the 12-pound shotput
made last week ct New Havcn) with
Il throw of soft Ain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
WATEI;EIIIE

Two base hit-lI0ardman. St"!"n baS nm
-Goodc, Shaw. Tilton, TribDu, Cntt"H.
Til ,rruson. Sullivan. Hamilton. Struck
nut-Bv Thompson in 6 innmSr;- hy
Goode in 3 innings; by Rich z L. in
Rings. Double play--Trihou I" Tilt"n;;
Hit by pitched ball-Dwyer. PaSsei pail
.Doygp2 Bas,. on balis-O OF Thompson
3. or WaIIron ,, off KIch ;. t'mPr",
Goodwin Time. IA. Attendance, Gu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
NEW ENG. LEAGUE SATURDAY.

Al Observation-Disclosures 10, Law
renee |.
At I.gwcll--LOwcll {, RrOckton 6.
At FAN River-Fall River ., New Bed
ford ! (cXhlbitiOn).
II Iynn-The Haverhil-Lynn game
was postponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
CONN. LEAGUE SATURDAY.

AT Springfield :, New IIr-
ven Z.
At rwich-Holyoke 4, Norwich I.
At Eridseport-Watclb bury 20, Bridge
pGlt H.
Al New LonG0n-The New London
Hartford game was postponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
MAINE:

Runs hy-Lawrence. TIanrahan. Higgins
Stolen hdSes-G. Bower. Files a. Bower
H&nrahan. Base on hallS-On Files |. of
Dow !. Struck out-By Files 2. by Dow
,. Hit by pitched ball-Walker. Passed
ball-Goodrich ,. Umpire, IIaSsrtt Time,
1l9 Attendance, WO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13

The Patoq Second team won t.; second
victory today by defeating Mechanic
Falls High school in n seven inning game
to 6. 1t looked for the first six in
nings as If the High school would win.
for Bate Second went to pieces in the
sixth and allowed the High school fiv,,
runs. which made the score 10 |. But a
batting rally in the seventh won out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
EASTERN LEAGUE SATURDAY..

At Pr"v:dence-The Providence Ncwa TX
20 me postponed; ram.
At Toronto-TCronto :. Buffal0 4
At Observation-Disclosures +, Rochester >
AT Observation-Disclosures 3. Jersey CITY
tcallcd at end If ninth innins).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE SATURDAY.

Al Detrit-Detroit A. Boston J.
At Chicaro-Chicago Z, Philadelphia ..
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6. New York ,
a St. Louis-St. Louis !, Washington 1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13

EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
EASTERN LEAGUE SUNDAY.

Al Observation-Disclosures 3. N,wark ..
Al Montrcal-RochrSt.r :, Montreal 90
innings}.
At Rocky Point r. Jersey City 4.
Providence l. Game called at end - the
eighth inning 10 allow both leans 10
catch train
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
BASEBALL NOTES.

Davy Jones is playing left field ioI
lor Detroit. Matty Mcintyre not ye'
being able even to be about OIL
clutches. since breaking a bone in one
ankle while sliding to n base.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY.

Al Brooklyn-Rrooklvn /, Chicago o.;
Chicago 2. brooklyn q.
Al New Yurll-Now York ., Pittshurg 6.
~ elphia-Phladelphi s, St.
Louis 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
Totals
SOUTH PORTLAND HIGH.

Bases on balls-Off Dyer ). off Meader
2 Struck out-Bv Dyer Il. Double play
Meddcr 10 Nicholas Wild pitch--Meade'.
Passed balls-Edwaris >. Griffen , Hit
by pitched ball-Zang. Fitzgerald. Inn
pireS, Scribner, Crowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
I..\TI.S.
Totals

TIits-Dm Merrill Q, off Rogers \ FIrS.
base Oh halls-Om Rogers ;. off Merrill /.
Hit bv pitched ball-Irish, Ci-rrigan
stolen tasnS-Burncll. Johnson. Carrigan,
Merrill. Erccn. Umpire, Kendall. Tlmr
20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13

Sam Mertes made his debut with lrs
Minneapolis team by pounding out !"
home run and winning n game. SIN
then ne has not done much with ln'
stick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL GAMES TODAY.

p!ttsburg at Boston.
C.lrinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
81. Louis at Brooklyn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
N. {. GAMES TODAY.

NV Bedford n BrOCktOn.
Fan River AZ Lowell.
I.%nn at Worcester.
lawrence at IiaVvrhill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
TIGERS ARE BEATEN

Harvard Tennis Team Has No Trouble
Disposing of Princeton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
AT CHICAGO.

Chicago o 0 o ] 3 N-10-14-i
Philadelphia o o % = 0 o 8 s..
RHtterirs-W Walsh and Sullivan; PLANK
and Schreck. Time. PIG. Umpires, Stat
f0lI ANA O'Loughln.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
BASEBALL NOTES.

Ihe pitcher takes 2 telling rose.
Ard holds the ball on high.
1hGn turns it with his finger tips.
lis Lew in-curVe to try
fhei swiftly swings his strong risht
The vicious deed IL doner
The umpire lodges slilfullv
And hoarscly shouts "Ba-aIl one,r
The pitcher takes his pose again.
Both feet firm on the ground
Again Id holds the bah on high.
Aid slowly turns il round
Then once mere ne uncOilS himself
The hatSman to undo.
The hall SnackS in the catchcr.s pl1ve
The umpire shouts: "Ba-ail two
The pitcher .fiarcely grinds his heel
In desperation grim.
Once more he holds the ball on biah
All eyes arc fixed on him
Once more he swiftly Icts it drive
Ih"n HrrCclY S.apS rIiS knee
Beo alISc the umpire COldly cries
In foghorn tones: "Ba-all three"
The pit, nitGh eTos face i stern ana set,
Shows deter mination as
He holds the ban on high.
He hnrls it ir-thc bat swings round
Ana meets il with Il thud,
The ball scars Ger the left field fen-n'
The pitchers name is mud.
-Scmerville Journal.
= - 'i'lN lii'lIl IISlIlit'I w Ottll Is Dl1N.
ing right field for Joe Kclley's TorOnt,
team What the araeraphers will Ok
10 him is easily imagined.
Ban Johnsons new umpire. Stafford
has silvory voice. He is considered
in class With silk" O'Loughlin AM
ftigler. the Demon Umpire"
The Washington club has Offered
Jake Stahl To Boston in exchange fol
jess TannehilI, but it is rumorcd thaI
Ban johnson stopped the trade.
Fielder Jones who was handed an Of.
fetal lemon for making the lives 81
umpireS miserable. has been reinstate[
after suspension Of several days.
Mike Grady. who bore 4 New York
label last winter. has gone back to tho
minors. lie is catching for The vii.
mington team of the Tri-State League
Ned Hanlon and Joe CantilIon hold
daily talks with their players but as
yet no lasting benefits have accrued
from this cndeavor to win remnants
through vocal effort
ian johnson has recently instructed
his umpircs to indicate q strike by
raising the right arm, q suggestion
emanating originally from General A
S. Burt Of Washington.
The Norfolk club threatens suit
against the New York Americans. al
leginS that the club failed to pay the
full draft price for Pitcher Stanley
now with the Montreal club.
Toe Cantillon has shaken IN the
Washington team by benching CAPTAIN
Schlafy, shifting Perrine to second
base and bringing Altizer in to short
This makes a place for Jones in the
outfield.
There are now three Freemans play-
ing on the Minneapolis team. They are
John Freeman, an outficlder; Buck
Freeman, the former Boston outfielder
and Buck Freeman, the Second, who
is pitcher.
"Spitball Ed" Walsh of the White
Sox will be out Of the game for four
weeks, according to his physician. as a
result Of his collision with Herman
Schaefer at Detroit last week. The
pitchers neck muscles were badly lac
Grated, and his pitching muscles were
also affected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13

Princeton, n. j., May 12.-Thc Har-
ward tennis team had no trouble in de-
featlnS the Tigers Saturday afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-13
COLBY

will make things interesting III the Stat:
League this spring.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-24
SOVEREIGN STATES EQUAL
Brazil Objects to Classification by
Hague Convention.

Brazil Objects to Classification by
- Hague Convention.
Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 24.-The fol-
lowing official recital Of the position
OF Brazil in the matter of the organiza.
tion of a permanent court of arbitra-
ton at The Hague has been made
public: ..-
Brazil does not Insist, at The
Hague peace conference, upon a su-
perior position in the Anglo German.
American project for the organization
OF a new and permanent court of ar.
bltrat1on. She pronounced herself as
against the creation Of such court
as an utterly useless step, inasmuch
as there exists already at The Hague
permanent court OF arbitration, ere.
ated by the convention of 1899. Brazil
also puts herself on record as against
the classification of the sovereign
states represented in the conference
Into states Of first, second, third,
fourth and fifth classes. Independent
and civilized nations, It Is declared.
should not be invited to a conference
in order that they sign conventions
in which they are classed and elias.
sify themselves as powers Of the third
and even Of the fifth order. The de-
mand made by the Brazilian delega.
tton to the conference Is that the prin-
ciple Of the equality of sovereign
states In their international relations,
accepted by the convention of 1859.
continue to be recognized"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-08-24
NEWS FROM LAKE SIDE
AND GRAND FORKS BAY
People Living on Beautiful Lake Be-
midi Are Enjoying Their Outings
to the Utmost.

Mrs. c. H. Crouch of Crane
Forks is visiting with Mrs. Ton
Griffith at Lake Side.
Miss Edith Bell of East Grand
Forks is paying visit to Mrs. Paul
Hogan at Grand Forks Bay. p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fran Williams Of
Minneapolis are guests at the sum-
mer home of F. Williams and family
at Lake Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Currie OF
Minneapolis are making a tour OF
the lake and paying numerous visits
to old acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Irish have
closed their cottage at Lake Side for
the season and have returned to
their home in Grand Forks.
DR.. Harry Whitcomb of Grand
Forks arrived today and will be an
over Sunday visitor at the Mortified
cottage at Grand Forks Bay.
Mrs. Fred Nash is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis K. Nash of
Grand Forks and Mr.. Vanderhof of
Washington, D. c., over Sunday.
Mrs. Howe has returned to her
home IN Superior, after delightful
visit of ten days with her sister,
Mrs. John Sorley, at Grand Forks
Bay. -:
Mr.. and M. E. H. Ellis and little
daughter Elizabeth of Minneapolis,
spent pleasant day at Lake Side as
the guests of friends. They returned
to the Hotel Markham. From that
pleasant hostelery the Ellis, accom-
panied by their friend, Miss Hansen,
went on a coaching trip to Lake
Itasca.