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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
-E!ve Hundredv at Glendale

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie c. Brand enter
tanned with a charmingly arranged card
party last evening at the Glendale Coun-
try club, Thanksgiving ideas prevailing in
the decorations and other appointments
The game played was five hundred. scores
being kept on cards adorned wits hand
painted designs of turkeys.
The hostess was assisted by Miss Grace
Rowley. Miss Mary Lindley, Miss Flor
ence Clark, Miss Sail. Utley, Miss Rae
Belle Morlan, Miss Josephine Mcmillan
and Miss Austeene George. Music was
furnished by Stamm.
Special cars conveyed the guests from
Los Angeles. The company numbered
about 100, among whom were Messrs. and
Mesdames Willard Doran, Albert Llewel-
lyn Cheney. Will A. Innes j. I. Fitz-
gerald, j. ". Baldwin. A. j. Morlan
Henderson Hayward E. Fl Barmore
Valentine Peyton. S. NJ. Goddard, e. G.
Burial Erasmus Wilson. w |. Hollings-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
Society,"

A MONG the smartest and most beauti-
N fully appointed of the seasons social
IA events will be the reception which
Mrs. Luther II. Green Is giving tomorrow
afternoon at her residence, 1925 Wiltshire
boulevard, in compliment to Mrs. Robert
Neustadt.
Mrs. Neustadt, who before her marriage
was Miss Altadena Green, is an exceed
:ngly popular young matron. and the list
of those asked to meet her numbers 150
The holiday colors of red and green will
he used In artistic devices about the rooms
OF Mrs. Green's handsome home, the color
scheme being developed in poinsettias,
potted palms and ferns. A program of
orchestral music will be furnished by
Stark.
Mrs. Green will be assisted in receiving
by Mines. Burton Green, c. G. Parker,
w. T. McArthur West Hughes, Walter
3arnwell Charles Shannon, Miss Ray
Johnson. Mrs. Will Grafton and Miss Mar
jorie Bolt of Pasadena.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
ARSON CASE DISMISSED;
EVIDENCE INSUFFICIENT
NJ an Accused by Wife Of Attempting
to Burn House and Making
Threats Against
Her

Nathan Lincoln. accused by his wife of
trying to burn their place at 1908 Central
avenue, with threats to kill and with de-
serting her to live with another woman,
was brought before Justice Summerfeld
yesterday afternoon.
He was examined on the charge of ar
son, and the evidence not being sufficient
he was dismissed. He is being held and
will be examined Saturday on the COM
plant which alleges threats against his
wife.
Mrs Rose Smons, wife of the defend
ant swore to the complaints. She init
mates that her husband probably con-
burning his wife along with
their shop.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
Luncheon for Officers

The newly elected state officers of the
California Congress of Mothers were the
honored guests of Mrs. Jefferson D..
Gibbs and Mrs. D. X. Frank at a lunch
con given Tuesday at the Jonathan club.
Sweet peas and ferns formed the decora-
tions while place cards and souvenirs
were Thanksgiving favors Covers were
laid for Mesdames w. w. Murphy, Chal-
mers Smith, d. G. Stephens. A. C. Ham
ilton of Pasadena, Boyle of Pomona, w.
A. Varcoe, A. E. Glass, Nellie Carlisle,
H. l.. Twining and Miss Mary F. Led
yard
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
Ranauet for Football Team

The football team of Occidental college
was entertained with a stag banquet at
the home of Jeffrey Morgan last even
ing. Mr.. Morgan is popular member Of
the sophomore class.
Those present were: Ernest Wieman,
Arthur Collins, Williel Thompson. Fred
Thompson, Watson Burt S. Rush, H.
Brewer, James McClung, VIM. High
street. George Conrad, Bruce Merrill, w
Johnson, Kenneth Kellogg, Ray Petty,
Robert Patterson and Coach Coheen.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
Reception for New Members

A reception in honor of new members
will be given by the Women's union of
Temple Baptist church tomorrow even
ing in Berean hall in the Auditorium
building from till 10 o'clock. The occa-
sion will be quite informal, the program
consisting only of an address of welcome
by the pastor, Robert Jones Burdette,
D D. The honor guests are those mem
bers who have come into the church
since last June. Refreshments will carry
out the old New England idea and will
consist of doughnuts, pumpkin pie and
coffee.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28

street for the annual Thanksgiving din
ner.
Miss Bowers charming hospitality was
dispensed around a mahogany table that
is an heirloom having been in the fam
lily nearly 200 years. Decorations were in
the sorority colors--crimson and black
Covers were laid for Mines. l.. Van Nor
man, Ray Hill. JEFF Stephens, lie Roy
Ashley, Bradley, w. Stearns. Talbot,
Richard Sumner, Percy Merethem, Misses
Kathleen Hamilton, Joe Mcmillan, Clara
Condee Hazel Childress, Helen Bushnell,
Barbara Fisher, Hazel Ludwick Maud
Biglow. Wynette Bailey, Helen Coombs,
10 widney, Maud Kanner, Reba Smith,
Eta Stahmer, Eula Smith and Moye Mat
lock.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
TWO MEN IN sLooP BATTLE
WITH SEA FOR 72 HOURS
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 27-Half dead from
exposure, two young men. Charles Loser
and George Doff, drifted in disabled
15-foot sloop onto the Jersey shore at
Point City cove last night. and being re-
yived told a story of having drifted at
sea for over seventy-two hours in the face
of cold, rain and heavy winds of the last
three days without food or drink.
The men started out fishing Saturday in
the sloop for an afternoons sport. They
did not carry any provisions. Caught IN
a souall they were blown to sea, where
they endured much suffering until they
drifted ashore last night.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
Annual Reception

The buildings of the Medical college, U.
s. c.. on Buena Vista street were ablazc
with light and music last night. on the
occasion of the annual reception given to
the alumni and students of the college and
their friends by Dean Walter Jarvis Bar
low and Mrs. Barlow. Members of the
faculty received with Dean and Mrs.
Barlow.
The auditorium and lecture rooms of the
main building were decorated with flags
and the college colors of gold and royal
purple and potted plants.
There were about 200 present. and dane
ing followed the formal reception.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28

worth, Phil Wilson. W. H. Holiday,
R. b. Williamson, Nicholas Rice. Elmer
Cole, Richard Beebe, r. G.. Boyle, E. S.
Rowley, S. K. Lindley, Percy Clark,
Charles j. George, w. p. Durham,
Matthew S. Robertson, C. @. Stanton, S.
Botsford, j. Mcmillan, DR.. and Mrs. ]. III.
Ttley, Thomas Thornton, Frank Balthis,
Dan Campbell, Nathaniel Dryden, e. w.
Shattuck, Harry Robinson. j. V. Hume,
Glen Spence, e. w. Sargent, Gail B.
johnson, DR.. and Mrs. Mibank Johnson,
DR.. and Mrs. George L. Cole, DR.. and
Mrs. j. H. Utley; Mesdames H. K. Will
hanson. Sendall, Miss Tessie Dean and
A. J.. Rhodes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28

noon. The members of the club are
Mesdames Tracy Abobtt. G. G. Howland,
Millard Fillmore, Fannie Wheelock, R. e.
Kelley, Hitchcock, ]. p. Du Puy, e. S.
Budreau. William e. Horn, Robert Pile,
Moorehouse; Stanley Rowland Charles
Skinner, Philip Gerhardy and w. H.
Faust.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
PASS ORDINANCES FOR
BOYLE HEIGHTS SEWERS

Ordinances of intention were passed by
the city council yesterday relative to con-
struction of main sewers costing over
$4,000.
They are to be designated the Arroyo
celos Pesos. the East Boyle Heights and
the West Boyle Heights main sewers.
The ordinances provide for the creation
of funds to pay the cost of construction
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
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REo1pE FoR ROSY CHEEKS

A lady prominent in social cir
} cles just returned from a sojourn
in Europe brings back with her
valuable skin food recipe, which
. she says is in general use among
} the society women of France, who
have an international reputation
for their exquisite compleXions,
The recipe is as follows;
Two ounces of Rose Water, one
ounce Spirits Cologne; four ounces
Sartoin (crystallized).
Put the Sartoin in a pint of hot
water (not boiling). soft water be-
) ing preferable. When it is dissolved
and cooled. strain through fine
cloth, add the Rose Water and
. Spirits of Cologne. This prepara-
tion to be applied twice day or
oftener and massaged thoroughly
into the skin. and If adhered to
persistently is said to produce won
ders even on the worst complexion
or toughest skin. 1t is an inexpen-
sive mixture and the ingredients
can be gotten from any well
stocked drug store the above for
; mula making enough to last quite
while. and sufficient for very
thorough trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28

morning in their machines and returning
tomorrow morning. Dinner will be served
this afternoon at Casa la Rooka club
Fouse in the canyon, and later dancing
will be enjoyed.
Besides Mr.. and Mrs Prosser. the party
will include Messrs and Mines. Stewart
Macfarlane. Harry Fryman. Dwight Hart.
Alphonso Lee, George L. Harber, Mrs.
Lily Gill Pusifer, Mrs. Lotte Dudley,
Mrs A. Fl. Runge, Miss Hazel Runge,
Miss Lindsey, DIR. P r. Macarthur, DR..
Ray Robinson and Dr. Wherry II. Neel.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
Reed.Clark

Miss Mabel Clark and Herbert A. Reed
were married last evening at the home OF
the brides uncle, E. r. Wilbur ON West
Fourth street, Glendale. Rev. Burton Of
ficiated, the ceremony being witnessed
only by relatives and intimate friends.
Mrs Reed is connected with the Crescent
Wharf & Warehouse Company of Los
Angeles The young couple will reside
on Sycamore street, Glendale.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
Annual sorority Dinner

Just the jolliest possible good time, the
kind of good time that only crowd
of girls can enjoy together, was the fair
fortune of the Gamma Gamma Phi girls
Tuesday evening when they met at the
home of Miss Italia Bower on South Hope
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
Leavino for Home Soon

Mrs. Volney Rattan, who with Mrs. NJ
c. Buckley has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Phillip Gerhardy of 1920 Reid street.
is leaving for her home in Menlo park in
few days. Mrs Gerhardy has enter
tanned with several small affairs in hon.
or of her guests since they have been
here.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
81 for ST.

For every dollar paid as first payment
up to $50 on any new piano we will
give a receipt for twice the amount
during our great MONEY BACK sale
now going on. Prices $167. $2Os, $2S2.
SS3S. 1877. $429 etc.
BARTLETT MUSIC CO.,
231- -239- -235 S. Broadway, opp. city hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
Bow Killed While Hunting

FAIRFIELD, Cal, Nov. 27.-While
hunting geese near here today Leslie
Whsle, 15-year-old boy. was shot to
death by gun in the hands of his chum,
John Mcclellan, of the same age. The
shooting was accidental.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
Card Party for sunshiners

The Sunshine society is giving a whist
party at Hotel Burlington Saturday af-
ternoon. Among the young ladies who
will assist are Miss Helen McCutchen
and Miss Helen Bushnell.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
Returned from Europe

Mrs. Walter Rose and son returned
Tuesday from a European trip, and
with Mr.. Rose are stopping at the Her
shey Arms for a few days before going
to their home on Wiltshire place.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
Omen Everv Night Till Xmas

You can buy instruments enough for
the whole family at nominal price.
Everything goes at COST OR LESS. for
after Jan. I, 1908, we will sell pianos
only All popular sheet music 10e
BARTLETT MUSIC CO..
2S1 -23S -2S5 S. Broadway, OPP. city hall:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
To. Make Home Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Aldendifer of
Pittsburg. Pa, who are staying
at the Alvarado hotel, are planning to
make Los Angeles their home permanent
1xy
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28

Bartlett Music Co. at 1t Again
During cur great MONEY BACK sale
we are giving a receipt for twice the
amount paid up to $50 on any new
piano. All popular sheet music 1Oc.
All classic 2-3 off.
BARTLETT MUSIC CO..
231 -23S- -235 S. Broadway, opp. city hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28
On Eastern Trip

Eugene Rath left Monday for New
York, intending to be away until the
holidays.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28

Friday Afternoon Whist Club
The members of the Friday Afternoon
Whist club will meet at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Lord Patterson, 229S West
Twenty-fourth street, tomorrow after
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-28

House Party in Millard Canyon
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Burton Prosser are en-
tertaining a house party over Thanksgiv-
irg at their bungalow in Millard canyon
the party going UP from the city this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27
BOXING FRIDAY NIGHT,
Kid Shea and Billy Puscy Will Meet
for Lightweight Championship.

The management Of the Augusta
Social and Athletic Association an
nounccs another series Of boxing
events at the club room for next Fri
day evening, May 81, which should
prove to bc a good attraction.
Kid Shea of Hallowell and Billy
Pussy of Auburn Will go six rounds for
the lightweight championship Of
Maine, which will in itself be we'll
worth the price Of admission. All pat
ronS of the clubs exhibitions know of
Shea'S ability in the squared circle and
as Pusey is said to be one of the clev-
crest Iightweghts in the State the
bout cannot be anything but first class.
The other events will be furnished
by Kid Stringer and Young Alberts of
Augusta, and by the veteran George
Gilbert and Harry MARI, and should
be fit Accomplishments to the main
bout
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27
WHY GIBBS QUIT.
Wife Did Not Want Him to Stay in
.Augusta-SeveraI Other Reasons.

Gibbs is with us and The Record
has it from his own mouth that he is
to stay with us. 50 that question
which has been aEitating local fans
is settled and everybody is glad that
it is settled the way it is.
Gibbs came up from Augusta Thurs
day and it was like coming back to
the old home for him. He has made
satisfactory terms with the Biddcford
management and much prefers to play
here than anywhere else.
He gives as his reasons for quitting
Augusta this his wife did not want
him 10 stay there. that he agreed with
her that Biddeford was the place for
him. that he did not like the prospect
Of playing practically every day in
the week with all the travel that the
Maine League schedule requires and
further, that there was a misunder-
standing about his contract with
Augusta that he considered relieved
him. And since he had made UP his
mind to come to Biddeford he con-
Cludcd that it. would be best to leave
Augusta before the league season
opened. He was to have pitched at
Bangor today, in the opening game.
Gibbs will pitch one Of the Memo
rial day games. probably in the after
noon. and Dwinal will pitch the
other Biddeford Record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27
WATERVILLE 6; CONY 0.
Augusta Team Shut Out-WatervIle's
Seventh Straight Victory.

WatcrvilIc, Me, May 26-(SpcciaD.
Watcrvlle High school won the
seventh straight victory Of the present
season by defeating Cony High school
Of Augusta on the Colby diamond sat
urday afternoon by a score of to 0.
Although neither side played an error
less game. Vet the playing was gilt
edged. and the home team showed the
results Of careful training. ICY"
Goodwin was tower of strength in
tho box. tanning nine Of the Capital
City boys. Mcader played a steady
game for the visitors and before the
game was ended had Chalkcd down six
strikeoutS to his credit. Goodwin gave
the visitors but five hits and kept them
scattered. The star play of the game
was by Blair Of Watcrvillc in the third,
when he stopped with one hand ball
hot from Hitchborn's bat that was
labelled center field. The most Of Wat
erville's run getting was in the fourth
inning, when five hits. two passed balls
and two errors by Cony Melted four
runs. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27

middleWciGht championship of Maine
He said some time ago that he held the
title and would have to be beaten be-
fore he would lose it,
III that's the case he will be beaten
all right, and | will make him 20 back
To one Of the shoe shops III Sweet Au-
buzz, where he can go at his old trade
Of lcgging shoes.
90 BrIcn has done nothing in his
whole career that frightcnS me, and he
Will wish before the six rounds are I'D,
when | lncct linn, that he had forgot-
ten the boxing business and the mid
dleweiSht championship Of Maine |
have Lat one regret about this match
ard that is that il is not to be decided
on May 30 DICK, in future. would re-
member il Il lot better for it would be
a tough Memorial day for him.
Il am now making arrangements IT,
go to Davenport, Ia, about June 6 to
meet Bill Papke, and this bout with
O'Erien will be just q little training
stunt for nc.
Hoping You can give this letter
space, remain respectively yours
BARTLY CONNOLLY"
''MjddicWcight Champion Of Name
Boston Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27
A Fast Game With the Queen
City Held TO Three Hits.
Lewiston Turns Tables on Water
vile Twelve to Ten.
MAINE LEAGUE STANDING.

Bangor, Me-, May 25.-(SpeciaD.--
Augusta won out in an thinning se.-
to with Bangor today when Cote put
the ash to slow one and lifted it high
over TalbOts head, sending home Hen
derson. Then McDermott did his stunt,
shutting out the Bangor heavy end and
the game was won.
Dupee started the game for Augusta
and pitched four innings While but
three hits ere made of him, the Fan
gOr men We're getting at him rather
hard and there was no knowing what
might happen, 50 McDermott was sent
in and Il shuttle made of the outfielders,
Lee coming in to second base.
McDernott showed up well, holding
the heavy hittrrs down, not alloWina Il
safe hit. Barring an occasional Wild
one he showed good form ana plenty uf
speed.
Augusta was presented q run in the
first on a slip-up Ey lott after two nlyn
were out.
Lee, the first man up in the third. Gut
in beautiful drive To center for 4
home run. by neat SIrntiug. A slower
man would not have got much farther
than third. Augustus third run came
by good team WORK. Henderson beating
out Il SHIRT hit ana getting arrunL On
sacrifices ly Finn"mor" ald cote.
The game went fast to the August
half Of tine eleventh when Kelley Dt.at
out short hit. He was forced ut see
ond by fIcndcrSons hit to pitcher, but
Cote'S triple did The business
Augusta had other chances to s.cr"
but lacked the man OF tn" minute. IN
the fourth with one man ont. SvanlCn
got a triple but died at third. both Nc
Dernott and Remission striking out
In the seventh Augusta lost Il chance
on a fast double play.
Augustus outfi.ld had one or two
crazy spells one of Which cost tii" nm
which tied the game To- the ninth. Cote
and Remission let Il fly 90 10 waste III
collision, cote chasing over into Ken
niSton's yard and Lee who aupeIrcd
TO think that he was the whole outfirld
attempted to get another which nc
longed To Remission. Lee, however.
put up a great game both in the field
and al the bat.
Allen was ont Of the game with lad
foot. He was missed.
Bangor turned out 1000 people to SCI
the fun and everyone was delighted
with the show.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27
COLLEGE BALL.
BOWdOin Wins and Lands
intercollegiate Pennant.
Beats Bates -Four TO Three
Saturday al Lewiston.
Colby Whips Maine Three TO One in
Fast Game at 0rono.

Lewiston, Me, May 2G.-(SpeciaD Bates
lost her second championship game to
Eowdon Saturday on Garcelon field in "a
11-inninE game and Bowdoin wins the in
tercolleeiate championship. Bates had the
game to all appearances at the beginning
OF the ninth inning, but as the unlocked
for always happens in baseball Bowdoin
by getting several free passes and :;
couple of hits tied the score, Which had
been ; to !, and in the 10th won out.
The game was exceedingly interesting
throughout and both teams played nard
and fast. Twice did Bowdoin catch a
Fate" man at the plate ana once Bates
nae q man on third who should have
scored Tut failed to try on passed ball.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27
OTHER GAMES SATURDAY.

At Portland Portland estate LeaguD I,
WcSthrnok |.
AT Portland Buffaloes Is, WcstbrOojl
Seminary 4: Mohawks %. Plcasantdalc ),
MontaukS 2, South Portland >.
At Bddeford-SOme High z,
Biddeford 4.
AT Rockland-Rocliland II, Line oln 6.
At South BerWick-South Berwick II,
Berwick Academy 3
At Reconsideration GrayS ~. ca
bot S.
At Ncrway-Radclif IL, West Taris II.
At Ncrway-Hchron 4, Norway High ,.
At Hampdcn-Old Town T., Hampton 5.
At Observation-Disclosures s. Harvard 3.
4 New Haven--Yalo H. u. of p. |.
At New Haven-Ilrvard 10 :, Yale 10 ?.
At WorceStcr-fiCly Cross p, Tufts ;.
At TroVidCuce-BroW /, University OF
Vermont 90 inninGS).
At Ithaca, N. Y.-COrnell 16, Amherst ;.
At EXeter-Phillips Exeter II, Boston
College 1.
At WilIiamstown-Will A, M. A,
C. ,
At Hanover, N. H.-Dartmouth ., East
crn 4. \. q.
At New Brunswick. N. Union 4, Rut-
gers o.
At IIartrorG-Trinity 5, n. Y. Universe
ty I.
At South Bethlehem, Pa.-Lchish 4, La
fayette >.
At Observation-Disclosures University 8. Nj
aoara University | (seven inningS).
At West Point-FOrdham S, West
Point 8
At Philadelphia. Of r. 10 Is, Cornell
10 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27
COLBY s; MAINE I.
A Fast, Pretty Game, Nip and Tuck
from Start to Finish.

Orono, Me, May 26.-(SpeciaD.-The
University Of Maine baseball team was
defeated by Colby College on Alumni field
Saturday by the score of 8 to 1. A large
crowd watched the game, which was nip
and tuck from beginning to end. The bat
tericS Of both teams put up Il fine game
but the university men We're unable TO
place their Tits like the Colby men did
Although there was considerable hitting
done on both sides, neither was abb. to
score until the third inning, during which
Tucll of Maine brought in the only run
that the univ ersity team made. During
the first of the fifth a pretty double play
was made by the Colby team, the Maine
team performing the same kind of a trick
in the sixth. Tilton and Dwyer of Colby
made two runs in the sixth, and after
both teams had failed to score in the
seventh, Tiltun opened the eighth with
a three-ba"ger ana was brought home on
a single; and as neither team scored dur
ing the ninth the game ended 3 to l in
favor of (OlbV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27
MAINE LEAGUE NOTES.

Albert Goodwin has been chosen az
sistant manager of the WaterVlHe
state League baseball team. This IS o
move which has been contemplate loi
some little time by those who are III
terested in the success of the water
vile team. Manager Boardman as
player on the team cannot give ms Hh
mediate supervision to many oil ui'
minor but very necessary details OF tho
team management, such as looking a.
ter the sale of the tickets at the ga"
and the proper attention TO nv
grounds. This department Mr. Goou
win will give his whole attention TO al
ter he graduates from Waterville hls"
school in a few weeks. At present y
will devote only a part of his time
the work of the team. but will be 90
ting his hand in" so that at the props'
time he can take up the full respons
bilities of his department. 1t is U,
general opinion that wise choice Y
an assistant manager has been nidus
Mr.. Goodwin is not only an all-rouns
athlete himself but knows the -
points of baseball and will be veg
popular with the players and the p'D
lie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Monday-W Worcester at lowell. Brock
ton at Lynn. New Bedford at Lawrence,
Fall River at IIaverhll.
Tuesday Worcester at Lowell. Lynn mt
RroCkton, New Bedford at Iavclhill,
Fall River at Lawrence.
Wcdnesdav-W Worcester at BrOckton,
Lowell at lTaverhill Lynn at Lawrence.
ThursGaY-A. NJ. BrocktCn ut LIw-
renee Lynn at Lowell, Fall River at New
Bedford. IIaverhill at Worcester f. NJ :
Lawrence at Brocllton Now Bedford at
Fall River. Worcester at Iaverhill, Low
ell ut Lynn.
Friday-I.oUell at Lawrence. Worcester
at New Bedford, Lynn Mt Fail River
Satur,iay-W orcestcr at New Bedford.
lynn al Fan River. Lawrence at Lowell,
HaVcrhill at EroCkton.