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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Irish American Repeat Their Perfor'
nance of Former Years.

New York, Aug 2i.-The annual track
and field championships of the A. a. =.
tool, Mace Saturday under the auspices
of the New York Athletic Club at ira
yers island. Wrethed weather preValled'
hut this was completely lost slGat Of III
the all-absorbing scramble for the point
honors between the New York Athleuc
Club and the 1rish-American Athietic
Club.
For the past few years the Irish ciuo
succeeded in carrying off the palm OF TINS
meet. and it repeated the trick again Sat
urdav by a score of 81 points to As for the
winged foot. 1t was simply dual meet,
for no other club made point.
Harry l.. Hillman maintained his SUI
premacy in the low hurdles, and from
the way he flew over the timbers he could
give away start and beating to his OPP
moments. He took every hurdle with the
grace of an antelope and disposed of FL
Ter, his nearest opponent, by four yards
McCuhnch of the New York A. c. ran
J splendid race in the high hurdles and LEI
all the way, winning by about five fee
from Eller.
Sheridan, in the discus and shot, anC
Cook, in the high jump and broad jump
were the dual winners of the meet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
BASEBALL NOTES.

Hugh Duffy can still bat for more
than 800.
In 81 games Al Ortiz has given but
IS passes.
Dummy" Taylor. the New York
pitcher, was once Il catcher
The greatest aggravation in baseball
is the base on balls pitcher.
1t is said that neither Patten nor
FaIkenberg will be with Washington
next season.
Link" Lowe is the only one Of the
Detroits who ever participated in a
worlds series.
The return of E.lberficld to baseball
'sassiety'' has helped the New York
Americans a whole lot.
The New York Americans have had
q men in the field this season. ana
there are six more weeks to come.
AL Orth il hitting in great shape
this season. He is the only one of his
team who has battcd for more than
300.
Harry Pulliam will go to Cincinnati
Sept. 10 for the bowlers' day, on which
there will be fcats by major league bal
toSSerS.
Boston Herald: Now that Bradley Is
back with Cleveland that club stands
mighty good chance of beating the
White Sox, if not the Detroits, for p"
| sition. They ought to do II.
| I'm only Ca" says Catcher Bower
man. "and | feel that | am going JUS
| as fast as ever. OF course l may not ID
| able to run quite as fast. but l can nit
catch and peg for bases as good as
ever could. a man is no older than Nc
4 feels. and feel like Il young blood.
pitcher Baxter Sparks Of the lazo'
| City team of the Delta League in ut
made the record of winning y Straigh
games. He pitched three double-head
ers. in which three of the games wer'
shut-outs. He also pitched thrc'
straight games against BrookhaveI
fand won all. took one days rest an'
shut ont jackson. winning all fou
lgames in one week On Aug. = he pitch
ed no-hit, no-run game aSalns
Clarksdale. The record of this pitche
is one no other pitcher in the Mort
or South has eQualled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
HUNGRY FOR CONTESTS.
Gothamites Anxious for Any Kind OF
Automobile Competition.

Now York Aug. 25.-New York is nun
prv for contests. 1t matters not what the
contest may be as long IS motor cars are
brought together, up hill or down dale,
over the roads or on the track. Propose
anv sort of race in New York City and
the habitues of the Great White Way will
reply Count us in." Under such condi-
tons it does seem a shame that there is
not a professional promoter who will keep
the ball rolling.
William Pickens and his associates of
the United States Racing Association
made a success Of the 24-hour race. and
might have had another one, but the
track promoters preferred to hold tho
track for another meet.
The Automobile Club of America Is re-
ported to have again entered the field.
and the report, although premature. Is
that this organization has taken the open
Ting date of the New York Motordrome
and will promote short races and a "a
hour race to start Sept. 6.
The New York Motordrome, by the
which is to be revived by q number OF
New York millionaires. including Edward
| Russell Thomas. o. +. Thomas, Walter
| Allen and Dave IIonnen Morris. 1t is said
| that the surface will be covered with tar
| via. that the banks will be raised and thf
course will he made the fastest automo
bile track in the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
Herreshoffs
Are. Happy

Bristol, Il. T., Aug. 25.-There was
general rejoicing about the Hcrreshotf
shops here in regard to the result of
the Aston ana Kings cup races off
Newport, Designer Nat Herresh"if
Joining with his forcmen and mechan-
les in the general acclamatipn Of the
winning of the Aston cup for sloOps by
the Avenger and the fact that j. ltog-
ers MaxwclrS Queen was first IN the
race for the King cup.
The AVengcr was here Tuesday, COM
ing from Newport to have some rent
Ting done before participating in the
racing at the head of Long Island
sound ana at Sandy Hook. The ISta-
Iona, George NJ. pynchOn, owner, Was
here also the first of the week, getting
her racing rig improved for the Atlantic
Club events in New York bay.
The second open regatta of the sea
son of the Bristol Yacht club Wlll take
place next Saturday over the regular
course, with the prospect OF 30 or moro
entries. Handsome cups are to be OF
fered FOL the winners in the diff@ent
classics, and the race is one in which
the percentaee will count in the cham
pionship Of the season in Narraganset
| bay and n champion decided upon ~
the officials of the Nara gansctt Bay
Yacht Racing Association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
ADOLPH MAKES A HIT.
With Court and Gets Decision, Despite
His Wife's Protest.

"The whole trouble is. judge. my
wife is sore on me because I'm Il reSu-
lar member of the Rooters' Club
like to go to ball games on Saturday.
and when | come home she starts 1n-
So spoke Adolph Marschutz Of No "S
Mulberry street. Newark. n. j., When
arraigned before Justice HoWeli
charged with wifebeating.
What have you to say to that
MADAME"
"He's telling you the truth" said
Mrs Narschutz. "and 1 want you to
keep him off the bleAchers. He calls
balls and strikes in his sleep and pulls
the clothes off us when he starts
dreaming of baseball. l want him Kept
from there before the cold weather
comes
81 earn SIS week and I give it al!
to her. said Adolph proudly. Hhe
gives me a dollar and l so to the ball
game and enjoy myself
"YOur husband seems to be a pretty
good one" said Justice Howell. "He
has a perfect right to go to the games
and I wouldn't stop him if l could.
"Rattcr up" called the court a.
Adolph and his wife started on nome
| run.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
THIS WEEKS GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Mondav-Chicago at Boston, 1.-TWO
games, nittsburg at New YORK -; i-nuis
at Rrooklyn, Cincinnati at Phlladelpl.ia.
Tuesday and Wednesday a.
Passion Chicago ut BROOKLYN. St. Louis at
New York. Iittsburg at Philadelphla;
,rh,rsdav-Ci Cincinnati at Boston. Chica-
go at Brooklyn. Pittsbure at Phiianeli,,li,,a
rridav-Ncw York at Boston. brooklyn
Sat.Irdav-New York at Boston NV"
games. Brooklyn at Philadtlrhla. 81.
Louis at Pittsbur@, chicago ~ ii' a.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Mondav-Boston at Cleveland Nasilns-
=" TI'uesdavIWashington at Detroit, Bos-
ton at New York. ,. ~;
Wednesray-Bo at New YORK, en-
cago at Cleveland. St LOUIS i "a, ,m''' Hth-
'rhursday-BoSton at washington ->'ii-
,ctics at New York Chicago at Cleveland.
st. Louis at Detroit. ,.,,o.
Friday Boston at NashlnStoh' A'hie'
les at New York. - ,.. ~
Standardization at WASHINGTON. Ath-
letics at New York. Chicago at Cleveland
st. Louis at Detroit
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Monday-Brockton at iinverIll!. Fa!I
River at Lawrence. New Bedford At Lynn.
Tnasday-Lvnn at Worcester. Brnckton
at TraverhilI. New Bedford at Lowell
Fail River at Lawrence ,. ,.o,.
WedneSdav-Lynn at FAN iiNer. Brock
ton at Lawrence. Worcester at New Bed
Eursdav-Iynn at Fall River. Law.
renee ut Rrockton, Worcester at re"
| Bedford. Haverhil at Lowell
| Fridav-Haverhill at Lynn. Brockton a
Fall River Lawrence at Worcester, Low
| ell at New BEDFORD. ,
| acknowledgements at Lynn. Lowell
| New Bedford BroCkton at Fail liver
Haverhill at Worcester.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday
Providence at buffalo. Baltimore at Mont
| real. Newark at Toronto. Jersey city a
| Rochester. ,.,
Observation-Disclosures at Toronto, Jerse,
| CITY nj Rochester,. . <.,,
| FRIDAY Providence at Baltimore UW
| gamos,, Newark 1t Jersey City. Tornn,
At Montreal, Buffalo ut Rochester CIV
| pamCSl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
DAVE SAWYER WINS.
Puts Black FitzsimmOns Down and
Out Early In Third Round at
Waterville Saturday.

any man in New England at 135
pounds .S4
Round No. / started at 1915 O'cloe}s.
Both men jumped from their corners
at the sound of the gong and shook
hands. Sawyer commenced with a
stnger to the colored mans head. !
They clinched, Fitzsimmons milling
Sawyer few hard blows in the Kid
ncys. Sawyer got in few good ones
and Kept them coming forcing Fifty
simmons to the ropes. This pleased the
crowd and they checred Justify. Sawyer
made n terrific. swing with his right
and landed hard on "F'itz.'' They
clnched again. After breaking Fitz
landed heavily on his opponents wind
and ducks blow from Sawyer that ev-
identity meant business. Sawyer lands
right on jaw. FitZ returns and the
men are clinched at the gong. 80
Round .. F'itZ on the start lands Sew
eral to the wind of Sawyer. They
cIinch. Fitz plays again for the wind
and they clinch again. Sawyer with d
stiff right. hits to the jaw and; floors
Fitz, who was on his feet again be-
fore the count. Again the people
/ cheered. They go at it again and clinch.
Both go to the ropes. Fitz folds his
arms in front of him and Sawyer puts
in several hard ones. but they do no.
damage. Sawyer had the best of the
/ entire round. n ~
/ Round 8. Both go at it with a rush.
| 10th UIay for each others wind. They:
! ciinch. SAWYER rushes at Fitz and hit
him a terrific blow on the jaw, which
knocked him to the floor beneath the
| r1nnc The referee commenced count-s
ing off the seconds. FitZsimmons rose
slowly with Sawyer just waiting TO
land him another, but the referee
. counted the 10 seconds and declared the
coIorcd fighter out. FitZsimmons was
on his feet in an instant and did not
realize that he had been counted ont.
He claimed that he did net get the
full length of time, hat it was all over
and his seconds led him out of -the
rjrg. He returned and issuefsa chai-
! lengc to meet Sawyer at any date, and
I il is understood that his challenge was
accepted.
, The decision of the referee met with
+ a great deal of disapproval on the
rart Of many, who thought that fitz-
, simmons was not given Il fair deal. But
E the referee had given his decislop ana
, there was nothing to do but abide by
\ II The large multitude left the hall
o very quietly.
o Fitzsimmons when seen after ms
d fight remarked that he thought ne nae
4 little more time or he would have
\ hurried more. 1t is understood that an
I. other bout will be pulled off sometime
!. during fair week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26

Fall players with base-running rep
utations are taking lot of interest
in the unique events to be contested on
the baseball field in Cincinnati on
Bowler's day, early in September. The
''field' in the different events, how
ever, will hardly include the cream of
the profession, as managers objet to
losing the services of star players for
two or three days. The expenses of
the players will be paid. and most of
the fast men are anxious to compete.
But it is doubtful. for instance. If Nc
Graw will allow George Browne to alb
sent himself from the Polo grounds
next month. or that Pat Donovan will
let Billy Maloney make the long trip
Danny Hoffman is anxious to pit his
speed against the National League
stars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
HANDY Wins Four Events.

Chicago, Aug. 24.-H. ]. Handy. the
great little tow-headed swimmer. was
Saturday the lion Of the Central ANA
teur Athletic Union outdoor swimming
championships, which We're contested
at the Midway open-air natatorium
under the auspices of the Illinois Ath-
letic Club.
Handy, using the crawl stroke which
he has mastered perfectly, came home
first in four events, the 220-yard swim.
the 44O-yard swim, the half-mile and
the mile championships. His eXhibi-
ton was a spectacular one throughout.
downing one after another of the best
swimmers in the city at their respect
i've strong events.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26

Hans Wagner and Tommy Leah will
be entered in the lOng-distance throw
ing contest and base-runninS contests,
respectively. at the great baseball field
meet which is to take place in Cincin-
nati or September 10. Hans is said
to have broken the worlds record for
hurting the horsehide not so long ago.
while Leach is known to be one of the
fastest men in the game today when it
comes TO getting around the sacks.
The two Pirates are considered to
have better than an even chance to
land the prizes in the events and bring
glory to the Smoky City.
Manager McAleer, of the st. Louis
Browns, says that much as he would
like his speedy infielder. Harry Niles,
to enter the base-running contests. he
feels that he could not spare Niles
even for Il day. "If all the teams
would call off their games for that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
APPLICATIONS COME FAST
From Fight Fans Anxious to
Lang and Temple Box. &

Boston, Aug. 25.-More than 500 aNex
plications for membership We're recelv<A
cd at The Winnisimmct Athletic CinpF
since the announcement was made thaHs
Sam I.angford, of this city, and Larrv
Temnlt, of New York, would be the
principal attraction next Tuesday snighe
This is sufficient proof that the 'rnatM
finds favor with the fans in general am
the members Of the club. ~
Another fact that has served TO as
sure the members and those who have
Il bent for the sport that eVefythn
will 60 along as outlined next TtiesaaM
ni-ht was the early presence on fnA4
| scene Of AIRY Temple. Lasts-T uesdayN
he materialized at the clubhouse, ana
was rivcn n warm welcome by thu
| members. s't ,
| Since his arrival there he has trainPa
| faithfully for the bout. and his haru
| work dav after day has elected encon-
inns from all the members that haVe
seen him. Temple is so coniident tiia'
Inc will defeat Langford That ne mas y
ready notified the matchmaker OF the
club to secure Honey MELODY TOT mn"
| -renpIe intends to keep busy this sea-
son, and he regrets that declsioiiS
nor oiven in Chelsea, for he figures that
be can defeat Langford just as easny
&C he did at Marlboro, and that !"
award at this stage would Keep |ii"'
, active through the winter.
His work yesterday was n blt sIr"'.n
, for uaghev and Morris and the pou''
wore curtailed to four rounds each' l"o
nace he set the day before was ~
strong for them and they insisted VII.
, he shorten the distance so thal ~
could work faster with him. IL IS 'ei'
, likely that another man Will DC eneIs
oh co that he will box the usuai u''
lance Of j. rounds. ,,orJ
Lancford is preparing just AZ ~.
as his adversary and in order 10 "
, veIon greater speed than he mas .t
shown he has surrounded himseh Wis
, an army of the fastest ish'"
around here. .,,,or and
Youny Donohue, Dave Deshier I'm I'm
< several others are working WIN 1h;s
e and he is forced to get around i,H can,
s is evidence of the high regard 'i'',' 10 ;s
n hos for the New York boxer anu ,is
: leaving nothing undone 10 pelieo
lalready perfect condition. 49, thev
O The directors have decided 'I'e an
= will not accommodate any one ,'r ~ ouch
t niles for membership TUESDAY W. cords
annIic,nts viii have to walt ~ ,,aard
\ ,niiI the succeeding week. as me oo,a,
:, of directors have voten ~, tomor-
q anv applications after ocioch ,,,ow 20
Il row night. This will be haru ~ tight
a some who figure on getting III '''
le of the bout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26

MAINE LEAGUE.
STATE LEAGUE STANDING.

Portland. Me, Aug. 2I.-Down back Of
the Oaks. tie bcya play baseball rain OF
slime, Int it Was hardly expected that
Fine Tree ana Bangor Wouil cross bats
in tho d,izzzla Yesterday. The un' expected
haupened bcwny.r. and for six innings
about $50 dyctl-in-thC-Wo" lahS watched
az good baseball as c"nih p" expected
under the existing circumstances ana
saw Bangor beat us to l. Pop WAS INT
hard during tie short game ana " saie
hits for a total of i bases we're 1"uhd OIL
his delivery But one lone not was re-
corded of the Vermont boy Coliins ana
with ball far wxtter than any of Cy
COMBS balls he did some nice WORK
Amusing features abounded ana the ians
were kept in laughter at various happen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
No Pool Selling .ss:sss.:
At Narragansett.

Providence, X. l., Aug. 25.-At spe- |
cial meeting of the Cranston town
council vote was passed instructinS
Chief of Police John Bigbee to see that
the laws relating to pool selling are
strictly enforced ut Narragansett parl
next week. -Four members We're present,
and all voted for the measure.
Prominent hOrSemen in the city TO
attend the Grand Circuit races agree
that the action will probably break up
the meeting.
The special meeting of the town coun-
Gil WAS called at the request OF the
Nara ganSett Park Association to Sc
cure Il liquor license for the track. JUS,
as one of the members moved to adj
journ, another moved that the chlc1 OF
police be instructed to enforce the
! gambling laws.
REPRESENTATIVES of the track We're
| present and made efforts 10 have the
motion tabled, but it was put by Acting
| President Andrews Of the council and
| carried.
| secretary A. H. Moone could not be
located tonight, but the horSemen VIII"
were seen declared that if the laws are
enforced racing will practically be KILL
ed. and some OF them went so far as to
saw that il would probably be trans
ferrcd 70 another track, possibly back
to RcadNiile.
Others did not think such move
would be made. but all the class races
would ne declared off. as they were not
willing to race their horses unless pools
were sold The big stake races Will I'M
doubtedly he held as planned.
chief Of Police Bigbee would not say
) what action he would take, and said
that if they should shut down on poo
selling it would break up the meeting
and he would be very sorry.
Providence. r. l., Aug. 25.-About 3O'
horses have arrived in the last few
DAYS to take part in the Grand Clrcul
races at NarraSansett park. The las
arrivals from Rcadville came Saturday
l noon. among them being High Ball ant
, SonOma Girl
l MANY Of the faster horses have beer
in training at the race track 1or IN
last week. as there was no class faS
enough for Readville. Among this batcl
was o., ID Norman.
IIc;s.. ..t nXpcct records to go b.
G the board every day. especially tues
DAY, Park Erew day. This, it !
It thought, will prove to be the great
est race held on any track and
!, smashing of the worlds pacing recor
will not surprise ANY one. Aud"po
;, Roy. 1.59h. and Bolivar, 2.OOA. as we
f" AZ Ecstatic, Graft and many others 9
the fastest trotters are entered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
ORBY HAS "A LEG"
His Trainer Is Confident He Will Re
cover With Proper Treatment.

Richard Croker told a reporter the
other day that the only thing wrong
with Orby was strained tendon. DR..
McCabe. Mr.. Cookers stud manager
says the horse has what is termed by
turfmen "a leg" DIR. McCabe says he
needs rest and is getting it. and That
the Derby winner is improving. Orby
will continue to improve. he states. If
the treatment he is receiving is not
intcrfercd with He also predicts that
the horse will eventually be in even
better condition than on TIL" day he
won the Derby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
AT CHICAGO.

After holding Chicago to three hits IN
siph, innings. Newton weakened today
and the locals won by scoring three runs.
Three hits and two errors accounted for
the tallies New York scored in the first
on a base on balls, sacrifice and 81 SIN
gle Three singles scored the other. The
game marked the last appearance OF an
Eastern team here.
Cbicapo .0 o o e o 0 q $50
New York l Q 0 9 0 ! N-2-1-2
I;atteries-W Walsh and Sullivan. Newton
and Thomas. Time, 40. Umpire,
u IOIEhlin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
Many Stars Cannot Be Spared
For Cincinnati Competition.

day. the entry list would be far greater
than is now promised, but the big
leagues never allow such thing to
interfere with their schedules says
McAleer. Every effort has beer
brought to bear on President Ebbctts,
of the Brooklyn club, to let Maloney
compete. Maloney is considered as
fast on his feet as any man in either
league. and probably could win the
dash to first base. but when it comes
to encircling the bases George Browne,
Niles or Cobb. Of Detroit, might push
him.
Harry Bay and Elmer Flick. of the
Cleveland team, cannot enter the ilsts'
as both are on the shelf at present.
Willie Keller has also been invited,
but of late years Keller has been
showing up a bit. and probably would
not care to go against the younger
sprinters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
SPORTING NOTES.

Alex Smith. the open golf champion
of America, who is the professional at
the Garden City Golf Club. Long Is
land, will play 36-holc match against
Gilbert Nichols, of WoodlaWn. at the
Tedcsco Golf Club next Wednesday.
Nichols has lately been playing the
best game of his career. and many OF
his friends are backing him to defeat
the champion. The match is attracting
great deal of interest in golfing CIR
cles, and there promises to be q larS"
gallery when the men tee off.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26

Irn,i,,I,, IIits-On Prucitt in l.. in
ninrs: off Kroh ! in - innings. sncri-
nee hits-Schindt. O'Leary, Con%aiton,
Wagner Stolci. bascs-Jones Dnupie
MAY Downs and RoSSman. Lett on baSrs
I;etroit G. Boston , Bases on ballS-Ofl
killian 4. off Prurtt l, OFF kroh l. FIRST
has. on errors Detroit :. Boston l.
struck out BY ,Eillian 3. by kr"h = LII
pire, Connolly. Tine. l.4o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At Cleveland-Clcveland I, Boston }.
At ST. I.ouis-Philadelphia s. St. Louis q
(frst game); st. Louis ., Philadelphia 4
tsecond game).
At Chica go-ChicaGo 3. New York 2.
Al Detroit-Detroit s. Washington 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
New Men for Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Aug. 25.-It was an
nounced Saturday that Fielder Glenn
ents of Jersey City. y. j.. Foxer. a
pitcher of Jersey City, y. j.. and Pit
cher Brown of Altoona, Pa. would
ioin the Phillies in few days. Man.
ager Murray is now in New England
looking for catcher and 1lrst pase-
man,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26

Two-base hits-Mc MILAN, Jones, Con-
nors Stolen bases-DeR"han, Jones' , ION,
nors Allen, Sacrifice hit-Gardner. First
base on balls-On Williams >. of Collins
6. struck out-By Collins I, by Williams
Wild pitch-Collins. Time, In. UMPIRE
Hassett.
At Biddeford Saturday-Blddefofd
Portland game postponed; rain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Detroit. Aug. 25.-Killian was in sooo
form and Boston found it impossible 10
bunch hits off him. The visitors filed the
bases with no one out in the SIKH. hut q
double play killed the opening. l'ruellt
Was hit hard but kroh showed up Well
Jones batting and base running were ti4e
f...tf