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Surveying.

During the next few weeks | shall
be glad to make appointments with
persons needinga competent surveyor.
LAURENCE Ii MCCULLOUGH,
surveyor, Benson, s. c.
6 eff.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Roy HatselI, who failed at third base
last season. will be released by the st.
Louis Americans To u Southern League
club.
The rcconvencd annual meeting Of
the National League VIII be held Feb.
Is at the Victoria hotel i'll New York.
according to an announcement by the
president, Harry PulIiam.
"Jocko" Menefee. for years Il leading
pitcher on the old Chicago team OF
which Clark Griffith and Jimmy Gala =
han were members. has hobbed up
a:,ain as manager Of tile Mckeesport
Ea.D team Of the Pennsylvania, Ohio
& Maryland League.
Stanley Robinson and Robert l..
Hedges goa together the other day
ana framed up schedule for the an
nual spring engagement between the
St Louis Browns and st. Louis Cardi-
nails The first game will be played
March 30. Rigler. Harry Pulliam's
fighting umpire will otficiate.
Washington Star: Al Buckenberger
scored a 10-strille when ne secured
Hayden for Rochester. last season we
heard that there was TO be no more
dirty players left in the Hub. The
Boston Americans startled winter base
ball gossip when they released the gen
tlemanly little outtielder and held onto
Farris. the ran that caused all the
rumpus in New York last season.
Arthur Dcvlin is spending the Win
ter On. the Pacifc coast and plays in
exhibition games occasionally. As a
member OF Frank Chances team he
had four chances at the Lat against
Pitchers Vickers and Garvin OF Hal
Chase's team, but did not secure 4 hit.
With Del Mason Of last seasons Balti-
more club, CHANGES men were defeated
by score of 6 to s.
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of the day. In spite OF this lack Of sus-
tanning power in the recovery and the
belief in the existence Of an organized
bear party In the speculation on the alert
to take advantage of favorable opportu,.
mites to force q renewal of the fall OF
prices, the bears held warily aloof and
made no aggressive demonstration. There
wns little in the days news to throw
light on the movement Of prices. Penn
eylvana was prominent in the recovery
on account nf 4 better feeling over tn"
labor outlook in the matter of the dis
quito with the trlinmen. The existence
IL weak spots IL the market was reveai-
ed from time to time and this helped 10
keen sentiment unsettled. There was
further selling of Great Nor hcrn pre-
fnrrcd from the same sources as ycster-
d9v and this was supposed to be clos
ing cut Of speculative accounts In the
stock, which wore crippled by the long
decline in the stock.
DnndS were steady Total sales. Car
value s1.75fGc0 United States bonds wcr,
unchanged on call.
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THREE GOOD BOUTS.
Can5ury Fight Fans See Good Sport
TUESDAY Might.

Danbury, Conn. Feb. 6.--Three Of
he finest bouts ever seen in Dartbury
we're the attractions at smoker held
" the Danrury y c. Tuesday even
ing. The feature bou: was that be-
tween jack Smith of Brooklyn and
Tommy Connolly Of Reading. which
went the full 10 rounds.
Connolly was much the heavier of
the two. and got In some hard blo7ps,
but Smith took any amount of punish
mcnt and gave as good as he received.
Smith appeared to be the fresher OF
the two at the end.
Kid Smith of Springfield and Frank
Denaiscn Of Bridgeport fought four
rounds, ana JEFF Doherty Of New Aav-
IN put Hoke O'Brien Of Philadelphia
ont IN the second round. Doherty
proved to be such q whiriwind that the
management has secured Jack Smith
to go against him III the star bout for
the next SHOW. which will be Feb. Is.
Doherty announced that he would like
to meet Gardner of New Haven.
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BATES COLLEGE.
Baseball Squad Has Its First Practice
In Indoor Gage.

Lewiston, Ne. Feb. (SocciaD.-
The first cage work has begun under
the supervision of Capt. Johnson and
Coach Purington. There were not as
many Freshmen out rs they expected,
but thrlc sill probably De more soon.
Those began .pral tice are: ". Bow
man. Morton Bolster Ray Hartman,
Cy kendricl. Arthur. Taskcr, Roy Cole,
Charles Bates ana Warren Lucas
Hartman, Cole and TaSker showed up
well. Hartman pitched Il winning
game against the Sophomorcs last fall.
TaslIcr played first base and Cole sec
oni base against the same team. The
work consisted OF batting, throwing,
ana stopping grounders. The floor Of
tile clgc was never in better condition.
considerable work having been done
on it.
Director Purington and Manager
French arc busy in preparation for the
indoor meet in March. The program
VIII be similar to that of previous
years. Including sprintinS, hurdling.
drills, tumblng. bar work, horizontal
AM parallel, relay races and possibly
several new events Lewiston High
ana Edward Little High will compel"
in q relay race for Il silver cup and a
third school will race the winner.
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PLENTY OF MATERIAL.
Yale Ball Players VIII Start Their In
door TRAINING At Once.

New Haven, Feb. with blizzard
raging without the candidates for
Yale's 1907 baseball team met III the
trophy room of the Vale gymnasium
Tuesday evening in response to the call
of Capt. Kinney.
Billy" Lush, the professional coach,
and Capt. Kinney each addressed the
candidates. and outlined their plans
for the training for the coming season.
Walter Camp. the head coach Of the
team was not present. having Gon" to
Atlantic City to recover from a slight
illness.
Capt. Kinney told the players that
the work would begin at once in the
Varsity cage. The veterans who r.
ported this evening We're as follows:
Infielders. G. Kinney. Jr.. '07S: y. q.
Camp. OF; s. q. Williams, '0SS; out
fielders. W. p. Church. OF: J. w. Mad
den. 'O7S; pitchers, II. Jones. 'OSS: ].
A. Parsons. 90: &. r. Meyer. '0T: T.. l..
Pratt, OF: catchers. G. II. Chapin. 'O7S;
T.. A. G. Wylie. 'oSS; +. A. Erwin. 'O7;
T. A. d. Jones. 'OSS.
In answer to the call for battery can
didates seven Catchtry ana nine pitch
ers responded, and were put to work
this afternoon. These men are all from
last years Freshman team and from
the class mines. a total of As Candi-
dates, including the above veterans.
reported Tuesday evening.
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Dewey May Take His Play
ers Over to England.
Hugh McBreen kbandons Pro-
posed Trip to Maine.
Yale Squad VIII Begin Its indoor
Practice at Once.

Boston, Feb 6-The Boston Nationals
will not be hampered by having Il large
field Of players to release this year. Too
many players seem worse than too few,
for there is no telling whether a CLUB
will or will not turn away frst-clasS
men. Barney Dreyfuss will have to turn
away as many men as club used 70
have in the field for preliminary prac-
tice in the spring.
Yesterday President George 3. and
Secretary John S. Dewey, Manager Ten
ney and Dr. Edwards were the guests OF
Capt William TooZes of the steamship
Anglican at lunch. and the party had
very enjoyable time. The captain extend
ed to Mr.. Dovey the freedom of the ship
and, not to be outdone. Mr.. Dewey eX-
tended to the captain the freedom Of the
National League grounds for the season
of 1907 Capt. ToOZes dearly likes BASE
ball, ard then invited President Dovry 10
visit the other side and boom the snort
I'm that section. and Mr. D0vey Promised
to give the matter his most earnest at
tention, and said he would take his team
over beyond doubt if 1t succeeded in
landing the pennant this year.
The big snow storm of yesterday had
the effect Of slowing things u at the
local American League headquarters.
Hugh McBrcen had to abandon his con-
TEN, lated trip to Maine. and considered
himself lucky to be able TO get to his
office several hours behind schcdu.c time.
This trip to Maine is getting 10 look
like q big joke" said Mci}recn- First |
was taken sick and confined to my home
for several days, and then stormy wealth
er. and now a real old-f1shoncd snow
storm arrives to block the roads around
Sanford
Someone suggested that the Boston
business manager go TO SebaGo lax"
while he was in Maine and pay his re-
spects to Harry Murch. the most ph3-s-
cally perfect young athlete that ever at
tempted to reach curves with hickory
club.
NOTHING would suit me better" sail
McBreer land have no dou't hut what
Mr.. Murch would treat an oil friend
well"
They say that Harry Murch his rot
given up all hope of aorne Gay getting
into the big league The trip he took
Houth with the Boston Americans @av'
him fine line on professional ball.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The Yale aquatic team outclasscd the
Brown swimmers ST to II in the dual
meet held at the Colgate Hoyt swimming
pool at Brown University. Providence. r.
l.. Wednesday night. All but one event
was won by the New Haven team.
Browns water polo team was made to
look amateurish by the Yale sextet,
which won to D.
Eight hundred fight fans gathered in
the Tabernacle rink at Canton. o..
Tuesday night to see five boxing bouts,
hut Went away sadly disappointed
Gus Rubin, master Of ceremonies. an
nounced that Chief of Police Smith had
Informed him that no boxing would be
tolerated. The announcement created
much dissatisfaction. Artie Simma
and BERT Wing Of Cleveland were to
have boxed six rounds
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ATHLETICS AT JAMESTOWN.
Several Appointments for Exposition
Athletic Carnival.

Norfolk. Va, Feb. 6.-James f. Sui
livan. honorary director Of athletics
for the jamestown exposition. has an
nounced the following appointments in
connection with the several athletic
carnivals to be held during the expo
Sition:
The ail-round championship track
and field events under the National a.
A. L auspices will be in charge Of
Rarstow $. Weeks Of New York, Ed
ward E. Babb of Boston. T. F. Riley
of Cambridge. Everett c. Brown Of
Chicago and Theodore f. Strauss Of
Baltimore. These contests viii be held
on July and Sept ..
Otto Wahle will have charge Of swim
ming contests of the national i. A.
0. Harry \. Fisher of Columbia Uni
versity will be in charge of the inter
collegiate basketball championship
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the Canadian a. A. u. ard the A. A. U.
Of the United States.
According to the alliance between the
Canadian \. a. L. and the a. A. L. Of
the United States these men are barred
from competition in all branches of anna
teur sport, and all the a. y. L. branches
have been notified to that effect.
1t is unknown what action the Ma
tional Skating Association will take in
the matter, but il is understood that the
approaching championship on Feb. = will
not he abandored. The skaters will
keep on skating while there is a chanc9
for competition.
1t was learned from the a. A. T. au-
thoritics that after the meet on Feb. u
the A. y. L. will take hold of the sport
and the program of events will be an
nounccd.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Feb. {.
Reports Of famine in Russia sent the
Price al wheat up more than one cent
today. IHe closing quotations on the May
delivery showing Il net gain OF 15sG1H.
Corn WIS up .. Oats We're II higher.
Provisions we're ; to 11l5 higher
Tho leading futures closed as follows:
MiIMAT-May .94G.s; July .; sept
.GokN-Feh Az; MAY 47AGas; July
GA1s-Feb Ss1-; May 4o1.; July 37zss;
MESS 'poFK-Mav 17.co: July 1870.
I.AHD-May N.JIi4; July lo.12i2; Sept.
SHORT RtBS-May 977l4: July ASH.
Cash quotations were as follows:
TLOUR-Firm.
WHrAT-No. spring, >01Si; No. 8. 4;
ass; No. > rcd. AZ s6:I1-,.
CORNING. >. ittl.i.; No. : yellow AZ
oATSNo >. IS :; NJ. white. l0a4d4i
No : white. 3N'2T AM.
lNENn. :. G4i2.
MALTINC-F H To choice. -@n-S
Fi-NA SEEI,-No. I, 1.ih'-; ~. north
w -trTr. III.
T!MWrIIy sEED-Primc, 4.7oil.-5,
sHoi;T IIHs, sTUEs-Loosc. o.5oae. Is.
ii F;S Pfl;k-11.7n.
IARD-a\Ii..
SHORT CLEAR sIDEs-Boxcd. 962}A0
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Boston Produce market.

Boston. Feb. 6.
patents. 4.4TGt4SH
COHN-l'rctan~rd No. 8 yellow -.
OATS-Firmer; No. . clipped white AZ.
HAY1InChanGed Nc. ]. -.
MILL FEED-Dull
SPRING BRhN-23 7IN2I25
MIXED FEED-2iTr26
PORl<-Dull; medium, 202J.
LARD-Hicher; liza.
EF:EF-Quiet: whole cattle S1AGi9
LAMES-Firm; spring 1lmI2; fall 9dl0.
VEAL .S-Firm: HOP
BUT~TFP-Steady; northern 31m32.
CHFESF;-Steady: York state l4G14%.
EGGS-Steady; choice 31@33; western p
= APPLEs-Quiet; No. Baldwins 1850
POTATOEs-ou Quiet; Green Mountains 50
sJGAR77steady on a basis Of 4ao for
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TIE DIXIE AGAIN.
Crack Motor Bost Distinguishes Her.
SELF At Mama Regatta.

Mama. Fla. Fe. 6.-'The frst annual
motor boat regatta Of Mama began
here to lay. The first event was a four
knot<ace. open to launches OF all
classes. Nine bOats entered. The
Hoosier won. Harold. second. Cocoon,
third. The best time was made by the
Cocoon. New York boat Is minutes.
- seconds. but she WIS., penalized for
exceeding the speed on which handi-
cans were based
Next came the mile trisls in which
the champion boat the Dixie did the
feature work. The Dixie's speed run
ming south was minutes, % 30 sec
ouds and on the return , minutes, -
- seconds.
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Worcester Wants N. {.
Intercollegiate Games.
Skaters Who Competed at
Montreal Are Disqualified.


Worcester Mass. Feb. 6.-Worcester.
where the New England intercollegiate
A. A. games We're held up to last year,
is out after the meet again this season.
This puts it in opposition to Brown.
which wants the championships for
Providence this season. and Massachu
sets Institute of Technology. which had
them last year and wants them again.
Frank H. Bigelow, the old Harvard cap
tain, is in charge of the interests OF
Worcester oval.
The games will be held doubtless on
May II and Is. week before the 1. C. A.
A. A. A. games in Cambridge. in order
to give the athletes Of the New England
association a chance to compete in both.
It Is argued that as the big intercolle-
Giats games are to be held near Boston
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anyhow. it will b only fair to give Prov
idcncc a chance. There is no fauit found
with the NJ. |. rs management, which
was highly successful. 1t is regarded as
merely case Of not piling no all the
good things for Boston.
Unfortunately for Worcester's chances
Of gctticg the games, Holy Cross and
Yale are scheduled to play in Worcester
May Is. and t. insure the success Of the
meeting in Worcester il would lie neccs-
sary to defer the championships for one
week Such action would make tho New
England and big intercoliegiatcs com 7
upon tho same day. to which many of
the athletes would undoubtedly raise
strenuous objections.
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ARTICLES Are SIGNED.
Sans and Lewis win Go to Finish for
Lightweight Chsrpi ohship.

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb: 6.-Joe Cans
+ Baltimore and Harry Lewis of
Philadelphia met here Tuesday and
lgned articles for agreement for a fin
sh fight for the lightweight champion
ship of the world. The men will fight
or $4,000 q side and the biggest purse
ffered. Bide for the fight will be
,pened in Philadelphia at noon Feb. %.
The men are to fight at 1873 pounds,
veigh-in at the ringside. Each Of the
nug,ilists posted slC9G 70 bind the
match.
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THE WORST KIND.

After Piles have existed for ions
time and passed through different staso'
the suffering is intense-pain, achh'.'
throbbing. tumors form, filled TO Dufs'
ing with black blood.
Symptoms indicating other trouoies
may appear to q thoroughly Plie-si0A
person.
This is when DR.. Leonhardt's Hem.
Roid, the only absolute Pile cure. brings
the results that has made its fame.
It will cure the most stubborn case IN
existence and a guarantee to that enc
goes with each package.
1t is to be had for s1.0c at Bowci.en'
Webster & Cos. Augusta. or IRON =
LeonhaIlt' Co. Niagara Fails. y. II
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DE-E-L-lGHTED!
is President Roosevelt with his
CROKER
fountain Pen
You blow it to fill it."
Try it and you too will be delighted
with it.

with it.
Boston Transcript
Boston, Mass.
AS to my Croker Pen, I can only say
that ! am delighted with it, and its
peculiar value was especially
emphasized on the New England trip
with President Roosevelt. 1t would
have been Il bowling bother if I had
been compelled to pump it full from
syringe every time the ink supply grew
hight, but having only to blow down the
barrel could fill it without the slight
est Inconvenience. 1t is also very
pleasing to find that the pen does no.
soil the fingers, a fault only too COM
mon in the old style pen, however satis-
factory its writing qualities. All my
reports of the Presidents trip, asiue
from some typewriting work. were
written with the Crocker Pen. and
shall continue to use it in regular news
paper work.
WILLIAM Z. BRIGHAM.
For Sale by
Quinby and North, Augusta.
J. c. Whittier, HaIIowell.
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BOXING.
Bill SQuiFes Due In Amer
lea on March Il,
Cans and Lewis Sign Articles
For Championship Bout
Dansury, conn., spsrls Enjoy Three
Lively Hixups.

san Francisco. Fet. 5-Accordirg to
4 ca3l,g7am received yesterday from
Australia Gill" SQuires. the champion
.taVyWcight bo.;Dr y: Australia, win
cave there ON the steamer Ventura
~ this city accompanied by his back
r. IN the cahIngrafn. he challenges
II the heHvywcishts in America and
-lys he will post his forfeit upon ar
ival. The Ventura win arrive here
-nnllt NInrch L
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Feb. 6.-There was only Il
moderate extension today Of the rally
in stocks which occurred yesterday and
the movement Of prices then became ex-
trcmciv uncertain and sluggish. Deal
ines shrank a little more than nominal
proportions and the market seemed to be
without any definite initiative lit either
direction. The action of the market is
proving very puZzing to practical OBJ
servers owing to its variation from tho
usual sequence The buving demand
lapsed into a state Of practical paralysis
after The small gains or tine early part
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SKATERS DISCARDED.
A. A. U. Acts Against Starters Who
Com peted at Montreal.

Nep- York. Feb. 6.--Tha national rasis-
tration committee OF the A. A. q.
through John J. Dixon. the chairman.
took the first step toward breaking the
alliance with the National Skating AsSo-
citation. Dixon notified F. II. Clark. sec
rotary of the latter body. that all the
starters who competed at Montreal on
Saturday last w9rs disqualified by both
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BOXING NOTES.

Next Monday evening At the Port
land Auditorium the Casco Athletic
Club has landed A star attraction in
Joe Jeanette and Jim Jetords who will
appear in main bout Of Is rounds.
It will he remembered that Jeanette
boxed Jack johnson there last Noyem-
Der and made a great hit with the fans.
He is big, strong and aggressive ana
stands high in the heavyweight d.
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4 transfer of thrce-fcurth- Of town
SHIP toylS place in eastern Maine within
Il short time. Three-fourtrs Of thu
township known as It 70. y. ". r.. ~
ing in Piscataduis county. and west Of
the township whercon Is situated the IA
tohdin Iron Works, w.s bought hy two
men from the Eaton estate Of Cslais. II
involved the passing OF not far from SIS
Nr Thr purchasers were Jerome But
terrified of knGnan ana j. A. Weather
lnt Ot EnnEor.
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Kid Savers Bests Willie Fitzgerald.

Bridgeport, Conn, Feb. 9.-"kid'
Sayers of Milwaukee had the best Of
Il siX-round bout with Willie titzGcr-
aid of Brooklyn, before TIE Colorado
Athletic Club tonight. 1t was fast
bout, which was stopped in the sixth
round by the rcf+rac saving Fitzger-
aid from a knockout.
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New York Cotton Market,

New York. Feb g.
Cotton spot closed steady MiddIing up-
lands IL; do. gulf LIPS. Sales none.
Galveston steady. II; Charleston firm.
1Hk: Memphis steady, 10 ZIG: New Or
leans firm, 10 7-1f; Mobile firm, 1GK; Sa-
vannah firm. 10 BIC
Net receipts for five days. 1875
Exports to Great Britain, 50 oct: to
France, 15.673; to the continent 47,Sfi; to
J9par, 47S9.
Stool, 12n sQD
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Thur4day-Jacl5 Cardiff vs.. G. l<rall at
Reading. Pa; Matte Baldwin vs, Jack
Ryan at ottawa.
l7riday-Kid AtteH vs.. Mitchell Levy at
baltimore.
Saturday-WiUic Fitzgerald vs.. Jack
Dougherty at Donvar; Gus BeZenah VS..
Jack I.aughlin 1t Philadelphia.
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Chicago Cattle market.

Chicago. Feb. C.
ATTL!,-kecciHts about 1900: com
mon % best steers, 4.4-m7.2o.
iio ,'3i' @-5/ about $1,000 choice
SHEiP-Re-cirts about 1S,G.a; sheep
a nNI. son.
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e. YIN EVADA

The worlds greatest copper camp. Has
sl,Go on" o0c worth Of ore in sight. Gug-
genheims are building 900 ton smelter.
We have organized big company with
10 acres in the best district Joined and
surrounded by producers. Shares now
PC. Advance Cch. 1ith. midnight to SOC.
Par value soc. fun paid and non-assess-
able: Reserve sharas Immediately. pend
ing investigation. Get in now. Write for
district map. photos, etc. free. The
PittshurC-Elv Copper CO., 49, SymeS
BLOCK, Denver. Colo.
feOcd5t@
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eaancs. III viii be assisted ~ the
BASKETBALL committee If the a. A. L.,
Of which Or. Luthur Halsey Gulick Of
New York is chairman, These games
will be held during the week of Aug
r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-07
Yale II; Columbia 9.

New York, Feb. 6.-Yale defeated
Columbia tonight in Il game of basket
ball by score OF II to 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-07

the Harvard Varsity basketball team
defeated Phillips Andover at Cambridge,
Mass. Wednesday by a score of 80 10 ).