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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-08-14

John Anderson, boatman employ
ed by J. NJ. Samsel, of Point Pleas.
ant, Pa, was arrested below town on
Thursday Of last week by state Agent
w. p. Thornton Of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to animals for
working mule with sore shoulders
to loaded boat. He was taken be-
fore Magistrate William Lyman and
fined eleven dollars with costs, the
fine being paid by Mr.. Samsel.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-08-14
Indigestion

Stomach trouble is but a symptom OF and not
In itself Il true disease. We think of Dyspepsia
Heartburn. and Indigestion as real diseases yet
they are symptoms only of certain specific
Nerve stckneSS-nothng else
II was this fact that first correctly led nr Shaan
~ the creation of that non very popular stomach
Rcmtdy-Dr. Shoop's Restorative Going direct
10 the stomach nerves alone brought that suec-,sJ
and favor 10 pr. Shoop and his Restorative With.
out that original and highly vital principle. no
such lasting accomplishments We're ever 10 be had
For stomach distress, hloating biiuusuess lad
breath aud Mllow complexion. try pr Sheep J
kGstoratiNr-fabletS or Liquid-apd ste Tor Your
sell what II can and will do. We sell and cheer
fully recommend
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-08-14

The store of Robert Pollock on
North Main street has been treated to
cont Of pnint
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-08-14
The LAMBERTVILLE RECORD
WEDNESDAY, 4 UG UST IA. 1907

Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.
Satisfaction must go with every
bag of Cream of Wheat Flour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
No Big Bouts are Seized.
u|ed for This Week,
Young Madigan Is After Bout
With Tommy Quill
Governor Of Colorado Refuses h
Interfere With Bouts.

No big bouts are scheduled for mi,
week, but there il fairly full bill q
minor events on the program.
Joe Thomas. who by virtue Of his ban,
with Honey Melody at Philadelnhi.
tried to claim the welterweight cham.
pionship, will be one Of the stars at ths
National "A. g., Philadelphia, on Satur.
day night. He will meet some good
man. Word came from Lawrence that
Tommy Sullivan is the man selected
while the news from Boston is that
Billy Rhoades had been asked to test
the skill Of the young Hercules from
California.
If it's Thomas and Sullivan. it ought
10 10 a very interesting enlightenment
sullivan ana Thomas fought at Chelsea
less than a year ago Thomas winning
after a desperate battle in nine rounds.
Since then Tommy has been cIamoring
for Il return match. He claimed that he
was obliged to reduce a lot Of weight in
very short order and that he wasn't
himself when he met Thomas. At that
he LED the Californian a merry dance
for three rounds. and many thought he
would Dt dDlC " So W. 49, "e@AiOP
up to tie last minute.
Rhodes is a strong hitter and hard
mt to crack. He gave Bill Bapke two
hard fights and also showed well
against Terry Martin. In a siX-round
bout between Thomas and Rhodes there
would be some very fast milling.
Fighting Dick Hyland. who almost
earned the title Enlightened when he
was here and matched with KID
Goodman. only to cancel the bout at the
last minute, has something very soft
and easy coming his way on Friday
night. when he is matched with Billy
Firucane Of Chicago at Denver Judg-
ING bv the way Dick has been lighting
and bv the fact that Finucane really re-
tired from the roped arena some time
ago it looks like a cinch for Warrior
Richard.
Rouse O'Brien will fight twice TINS
week. both contests to be at New YORK
He will meet Eddie Lenney, a very faS
lightweight. at the Sharkey A. G. On
and on Thursday will Tackle
I<ir Singer at the Long Acre a. g.
His manag ger, Johnny Shealey, mas
for him to meet Frank Pau
On Friday, May "a. at the Apollo =. =,
New York. and on May 80 it VIII o.
Rouse against Jack Goodman at Rock
away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
SUCCESS is ASSURED.
Fifth Annual Regatta Of A. r. A. Will
Be the Best Ever.

PHILADELPHIA. May 13.-The best rcGat-
Ia in the history Of the American Rowing
Association il assured for the fifth an
nuaI aquatic meeting Of the organization
set for May - on the Schuylkill, accord :
ing to the splendid entry list which vas
completed Saturday.
The stewards hay" not Vet announced
the complete list and will rot do 50 70:
some time, because the entries are al
WAYS subject to the closest scrutiny
The feature event will be the race for
iunicr college Fights. AT present there
arr four crews certain for this race Yale.
Harvard. Cornell and Pennsylvania. Inc
r,Dort that Yale dc@iled not to s"hd q
crew to the r"ga,ta is MT true, accord /
ING 10 the information OF the stewards.
Yale ha,i contemplated sending Ter var
sitv eight down. but has been obliged 70
Give IN This Project and substitute see
ond eight. There is still q possibility
that Georgetown will send second e-ght
There will be other college crews. Har-
vald will send 4 Junior and Freshman
crew. while the University Of Pennsylva-
nin will have four crews entered, q Jun
ior. Varsity. ar octopede and q FRESH
man eight 1t is likely that the Harvard
Freshmen will once more Tow against the
Pennsylvania Varsity eight, the Bdchcl-
or.,' 3. C. Of this city and the New YORK
ana Nassau A. G..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
FIRST GAME TODAY.
Bangor State League Team Will Try
Out AGAINST U. of M. Nine.

Bangor. Me-. May l3.-With pleas
mt weather Tuesday the baseball en-
thusiasts Of Bangor and vicinity VIII
have an opportunity Of getting line
on the speed of the team that Is TO rep
r,sen, Bangor in the Maine state
League rs the first game Of the sea
son will he played ut Maplewood. Ban
cor has not picked out an easy thing
for the initial contest. but Will go up
against the real thing as the antago-
nists of the local aggregation will be the
husky ball tossers from the University
of Maine. who have played steady and
fast ball all the season thus far Man
arer Paige and Capt. McDermott are
confident that their men will take a
fall from the Orono players. but if they
do il will be to their credit
Cant. McDermott arrived Monday and
4 in the pink of condition. He saw
his men work out at Maplewood Mon
dpv afternoon and states his belief that
Manager Paige has the nucleus Tor
FAST feam. While there will doubtless
have TO be changes made and some
new talent secured. McDermott be-
lieves that most of the men engaged are
u.
Monday and who were at Maplewood
getting into condition Monday after
noon were McDermott. Dennison. How
ard Mason willett, II. Weeh. F.. Webb
Mcintyre. SockaleXis and MitcheU.
Gleason and Donovan will be along IN
the morning. Follansbee, the third base
man. Is still with Fall River and VIII
not be able to report before the last OF
the week.
When rhe umpire calls time Tues
day Captain McDermott. the veteran
New England Lacquer and hero OF
hundred contests. will hold the initial
bag. Donovan, the old Tufts playsr,
who can pitch at a pinch and Willett
will both be given an opportunity of
showing their speed at second while the
Webb brothers. Howard and Ed. will
play at third and short respectively.
The outfield will be looked after by
players who are well-known in this
section. Sockalexis, formerly of Cleve-
land and Mitchell, both Penobscot In
dams, will look after center and right
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
LOOKING FOR FIGHT.
Young Madigan Is Anxious TOR
Match With Tommy Quill.

Boston. May ia rafting Sood
lightweight who should not seek II
vain for r;atches IS Young Madlgan Of
Randolph He is only % years OLD ana
fights best at about $50 pounds. he
has met George Freeman twice, in SIX
and cighr-rouEd draws: Spike Haley
whom he knocked out in one round'
Jack Reardon Of Philadelphia, going 70
A draw in eight rounds with him az
Lymansville last Novefber; Wine
Mitchell Of Liverpool. whom he knock
"a out in three rounds at Brockton'
steve Michigan, in a six-round draw
and victory in eight rounds, and Billy
Lcmaire, whom he bcsted in three
rounds.
Madigan fought Willie Riley the
night Yangcr and Goodman fought a.
Chelsea. Madigan fell through the
ropes and injured himself 50 that Riey
won. Madigan is very anxious anu
most willing to fight Tommy Quill, anu
says that the Brockton boy can haNe
d fight at 133 pounds any time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14

fields while Mcintyre, the speedy
Frankfort player, who was last sea-
son with the fast Willim4tic mine IN
the Connecticut League, Will look after
the left garden.
Tho management has not ygt decided
just who vii unen the game III the box
Tuesday Tut it is probable that all Of
the pitt hers Who have reported will be
given an opportunity to try out These
will include Howard. the NcWport Won
der; Gleason, the old Dartmouth
tWiiler; and Mason. who comes with Il
good record from Manchester, =. II.
Behind the bat will be Montgomery
the Bucksport backstop, ANA lcnn.Snn,
who caught 10y" Coonb years ago
ANA has been in the game steadily ever
since.
The Bangor team will appa.t' iii i'll;
new uniforms which have arrived
They arc very attractive suits and are
white with maroon trimmings. The
lineup of The Higgins C!asSi,.t. Ill
stitute team for the game Wednesday
is as follows: Russell, 50; IIc:rick, IL
ana 2b Macomber, $. s.; Jones', HI;
Blood. r. f.: Bacon. |. f.; Lei rum, &. j..
-Appl"bec. r.; Coffin. Id.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
We Stand By sour Mike"

Tho purchase Of Mike Kelley BY the To-
al club will do much to clear up case
which has been a disgrace to baseball
for nearly two years. Kelley was placed
under the ban nv the National Commits
sion because he refused to report TO the
ST Louis club as q result IF a fraudulent
deal between the St. L1uls and st. Paul
clubs His purchase by Washington
clears M this end Of the matter. but
since then the American Association. IL
" HIGH Kelley managed a club. wanted to
get him out Of that league. and framed
up q chirc" that made him ineligible TO
play in its circuit The commission holds
that Kelley is not eligible to play any
where if there is anything against him
in the association. and that is where the
matter now stands 1t is most likely
however, that the case will be entirely
cleared up before long.-N ashinSton
Post.
There has never heen cleaner man III
professional baseball than Mike Kelley.
and the attempt of his enc mics in the
American Association TO throw him down
is one Of the biackest spots on profess
sionaI baseball We cannot believe that
the honorable men whc make up the Ma
tionaI Commission will stand fer i min
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Four Records Are Broken At Inter
class Track Meet.

OrCno Me. May 13.-(SpcciaD.-A crowd
Of 500 took adl antagc Of the fine weather
to witness the interclass track meet at
tn University Of Maine today. -Four rec
ords were lowered, st. Onge breaking the
record i'll the 4l0-yard dash. lowering It
from - Is seconds to y seconds flat;
Tcanc lowering the time for the half
mile run from Pm. 3-Js. to I'm. 4-J4. :;
Knight lowering the time for the 230-yard
lon hurdles from q seconds ID aG 2-5 sec
onus. ana Dyer and Stevens both break.
iEs tie record for the emile run. Dycr's
time was 10 minutes p - seconds, and
Stevens time % 2-5 seconds. The various
events resulted a. follows:
1oO-yard dash-Capt ". J. St. Onge %,
first; II. J. Cook ~, second; L. T. Lit
22O-ydrd Iash-A. Z. Wyman '07. first
H. J. Cook 10. second; K. 7. Litlleticld
10, third. Time, g 2-5S
i4G.yard dash-W. J. st. Onse. first; \.
p. Wymam, second; G. L. Corey, 'V3
iIalf-milc run-c- Il. Beane %, first;
Mile run. FJrtcr 10, first; ". Nj.
Hicks .le, second: r. Z. Harmon 'C9,
third. Time, i'm - 4-1S.
o. Stevens Ol. = .ond Time, ION. y 2-5s.
l20-yard high hurdlcs-F. y. knight ~,
first: H. y. Scholfield 10, second; Ii. L..
Miner 'CS. third Time. il 49,.
2-o-yard low hurdles-F. y. Knight 01.
first; r. L. Clayton .07. second; I. Y.
richardson %, third. Time, y 3-js.
High Jump r. NJ serve JOS, first; IL.
G. Higgins %, second. A. u. Chase 10,
third. Height. SIT. Gin
Broad iuthp-H. 4. higgins 90 first; II.
A. KnCwlton ~, second; II. y. Schofeld
FL -
Pole ,'' vaul,-H. Z. chase 10 first: 4. I.
Towlc %. second; r. NJ. Findlcn %. ami
A. A. Winters 10 tied for third Height,
left. Gin.
l6-pound shot-H l.. Farwell 'Ga. fist
II. II. 'ircrn o7. second; Z. Il. Harlow
16-pound hanlmer-E. q. Bean ~. first;
". NJ. Black 90, second: +. W. Matheas
'GS. third. Distance. l0675fr.
Discus--F. vs.. Cummings %. first; f..
w. Morton '0N. second: L. I. Harlow "a,
third. Distance, 3lfi. lin.
The follow ing is the tabulatcd score OF
tht, rCintS upr Nv the classes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
THE AUGUSTA TEAM.
Six Men Are New On Hand and the
Others Are Expected Today.

Six members Of the Augusta team
of the State League have thus far re-
ported for duty. III addition to those
mentioned in Mondays Journal Catch
cr Pert Kelly, Pitcher Jack Averill and
Second Baseman James O'Laughlin
have shown up and the rest are eX-
peCtcd today Dupec writes that UNI
expected business at home will pre-
vent his arrival. Manager Wreath
has wired for Gibbs to report at Au-
Susta. as Averill is the only pitcher
who has thus far reported. Sleeper
Of Milton, Mass. is expected to report
Wednesday noon at Lewiston. Stack
pole has written that he would like to
come to Augusta and he may be sign
ed.
Seven men ana two teams are at
work on the new Electric Road
grounds and five men are at work tax
ing down the grand stand at the Driv-
ing park, preparatory to removing it,
Work is being rushed as rapidly as
possible and Superintendent Taylor ex-
poets to finish the work early next
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
RuMOR is DENIED.
American Association Will Not Be-
come an Outlaw League.

Milwaukee, Wis, May ia report
from Toledo that tie American Assocl-
alton is to become an outlaw league
and place teams in Chicago and st.
Louis is ridCulcd BY the associations
officials.
When seen Pres. Joe O'Brien Of the
association said regarding the rumor:
There is absolutely no truth in II. |
have heard Of no such scheme, and
would not sanction ii if | did, as we
are living in harmony now, and want
t. remain 50. We have had enough
of outlaw ball
Pres. HavenOr of the Milwaukee club,
and a dircctCr Of the association said:
II know nothing Of such a movement.
There have been reports in the past
about some such move, but there was
no foundation for them. We have been
badly treated by the major leagues,
but that is no reason for US to form an
outlaw league. We will demand better
treatment and hope to get it without
resOrtinS to war measures"
Vice Pres. Chivirgton Of the Louis-
VILE club also stated that he knew
nothing of such plans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
UNDER NEW OWNERS.
Now Bedford Club Of New England
League Changes Hands.

Nrw Bedford May 12.-The New
BEDFORD baseball team Of the New
England League il now owned bE
Dennis H. Burke. ne having purchased
thc interest Of Joseph Shea. who with
Burke. controlled I'll" club for the past
two seasons. The New Bedford team
II the best money maker on the cir
chit ana thus far this season IL The
only club in the league ahead Of ex-
pcnsCs.
The sale of the club IN really an echo
If last election. when Shea opposed
Charles :. Ashley for mayor and was
one Of the lattcr's bittcrcst opponents.
When thc liquor licenses We're issued
this Wear Burke ana shea, who were
the proprirtors Of the Elm Hotel, one
Of the largest hotels i'll the city, were
refused a license.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

TTESDAY-Cv Flynn ~. Young John
rirk y. jimmy Ryan IT Dayton. Ohio.
Wcdnesday-Mar Hart IS. Tony Ross
At Rochester: Jack Blackburn u. G""fgr
Eddy L"nny At Sharkcy y. G.. New York;
bouts at Wayne \. g. Philadelphia;
bouts At Wnons1ckct r. /
Thursdly-konso O Brlcn ~. SD
Singer at I.nnEacre \. a., New York:
Emergency Kelly W Willie Mangold a.
New York; bouts at broadway a. q,
Philadelphia
Fridav-DiCl Hyland vs.. Billy Finucane
at rcnver: Kid Mcdonald vs. hid Du-
fresno at Lewiston. Me.
Satnrday-Joc Thomas -. Silly Rhodes
at Philadelphia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
BOXING NOTES.

Kid Shea Of Hallowell has opened
boxing school at the Augusta Soc"'
A. &. rooms. Pupils wanting lesson'
call at club any evening.
The management Of the Augusta ~
cial and Athletic Association has IT,
ccivcd a letter from Black Fitzsimmofs
Of Hartford, Ct, who states that ~
would like to get on a match VIII
Young Coyne Of Hallowell. These w
may be seen at later date before uh'
above club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
Brockton 5; New Bedford 8.

Erockton. Nay Klobedanzs wild
ness cost New Bedford the game today.
Brocktcn winning out to 2. The score
had been tied up to the seventh, when
Rrockt0n hit freely and klobedanz hit 9
man and passed another. The batting
ana fielding Of Hickman and Danzig Were
features.
Nav Bedford 0 i : 0 . 0 O-3-1O-2
Batteries O'Toole and McDaniels. Nc
Cormick; KlobedanZ and Covcney. Time,
80 Umpire, Henry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
Gardiner 5,
C0ny High 4.

Gardiner High and Cony High
met Monday afternoon for the first
time this season on the Driving
park diamond ard Gardiner was the vic
tor hy the narrow margin Or one run.
Both teams were winners in Saturdays
games and tn game was played for al
ii wa worth. GARDENERS runs were scat
tered ana tnr only inning in Which Cony
saw the home plate was IN the sixth,
nhrn she mad, h,r four runs There was
a noud attendance. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14

The follow ing is the tabuatcd score OF
,.,r. L.. IL. j


Tn IN Individual CHAMPIONSHIPS st.
Onse and Knight were tied with 10 points
The officials OF the meet were as fol-
lows:
Referee. S. j. Farrow: clerk Of course.
IC. $. Williams; assistant clerk of course
s. L. Emery; judges OF track events. w
II. Hur1. r. X. Morley. S. p. Ho9mer.
timers, w. r. Ham. H. W. Bearce; start
crs. A. l.. Grover; scorer of track events
j. T. Hcndrcan; judges of field events
r. X. Jones, r. l.. Seaebury: scorers Of
field events. w: S. Schoppe; measurers
OF field events. A. r. Barrows p T. Rob-
inson: announcer c. Boyle: marshal. f.
w. Philbrook; captain Of 'O7 team, II. a.
Knowlton; captain Of 'OS team, C. p
Meserve; captain Of 90 team. G. L. Tor
rey: captain of 10 team, H. j. Cook;
manager OF team. "A. r. Wyman: man
ager 0S. s. S. Thomas: manager 09 w.
A. kimball; manager 10, +. +. Berry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
REFUSES TO INTERFERE.
Governor Buchtel Of Colorado Will N0'
Prevent Gardner Lewis Bout.

Denver. Colo. May 13.-Petition oy
the Christian Citizenship Union o.
Denver to prevent a prize fight De-
tween Harry Lewis and Jimmy Caro-
ner on May q, Governor Buchtel yes.
terday announced that he would mo-
interfere. the city having ample poweh
The governor says:
"All the union has done is to get an
the young people to read the sportlhs
pages of the newspapers, which con
slider a most obnoxious practice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14

Haver1hill Mass. Nav 13.-Hy batting
Rarbcrich hard, and with poor fielding
BY the visitors, Haverhill defeated Law
renee today. TO ]. The Visitors Merc
when Eaclev made a two-bagger and
came home on Briggs double. Wilson
was PIT out Of the game for pushing tho
umpire. and Gatcomb OF Lawrence VINO
was coaching. was sent out OF u"
grounds for striking the umpire.
Lawrenc nc. .....O 0 0 0 0 0 0 OIL A.
enthusiastically and Ahclrn:- Baf-
hcrich ana Eaton. Time, Ia Umpire
Conn lllN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
BASEBALL NOTES.

Tho Nillarcva-P Phillips Andov@r game
scheduled for Monday at Aadorer. Mass,
was postponed until this afternoon.
c. L. Lanigan Of Lawrence, Mass, who
entered Harvard from the Phillips An
dover Academy. was Monday elected
captain of the Harvard Freshman ball
nine. Lanigan pitched for Andover last
year in the games in which that nine de-
feated Harvard, Yale. princeton and Co
lumhia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
Fall River 8: Lowell 2.

Lowell, Mass. May 1a.-Fall River bat
tel out q victory over Lowell today BY
a score Of 3 to ;. Jergcr was in spl, ndid
form allowing Lowell only three hits.
lowell ,....-..-.o - q 2 o-3-
Battcrics-Abbott, Remission. Cameron
and Lucia: Jcrgcr and Waters. Time,
40. Umpire, James
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
BASEBALL NOTES.

In a very loosely played game, hen
er defeated Caribou High last Friuas
on Tenney's field at Houlton by sco.s
of Is to IL. The weather was very cou
and the strong wind that blew acios,
the field made it impossible for ciea,l
ball. Lafleache pitched for CARIBOU 90
up to the seventh he was very enecti. ~
Rogers was in the box for Kicker az, "a
considering his injured thumb, ola soO'
work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14

Detroit, May 3.-B"st"n got ~ to ST."
yer in hut one inning and then brilliant
fielding and bad bas" running cut off a
chah-c To MAKE the z 'm- close. Thr"a
hits bunCE"d on Din""n before he hal
settled down CAV Detroit the runs that
really decided tn" contest I'll" game was
one Of the fastest played Of the local
graSpu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14

Eoston. May l3.-B I'll teams battcd
II, avilv today bit Pittsburg's extra base
hitl determined the result which was L
To IL in the visitors favor. Wasner's hit
ting and Clarkc's running catch were the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
CONY HIGH.

Earncd runs-Cony :. 1lwo-base hits
Edwards COughlin. Hichb1rn. Board
way. Stolen bases-Mcader ,. Fitzgerald,
cobb, Lovely. Struck out-Edwards, Bick-
more >, i3oardway, Maddox. Corbin, Cla-
son >. Cobb Shepard, Berry Hit by
pitched bnll-F.dwards. Bicltmore, Fitz-
gerald Passed ball-lGdwards, Clason ?.
Base on balls-Bickmore. Struck outt-By
Mcaedcr s. ty Perry ). Umpire, Scrlbner.
Al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
Lewiston Will INCORPORATE

Lewiston, Me, May 13.-At a meeting
of the owners OF the Lewiston Baseball
Club held yesterday it was voted 10 have
the club incorporated and the articles
were drawn this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AT Observation-Disclosures 3. Norwich
At Bridgepcrt-Ncw London :, BrHG'
port ,.
At Hnlynl5e-Holyokc 6. Hartford |.
Al New Havcn-Springteld :. New IA
ven l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14

The Detroit Journal sagely observes
that without the spit ball Pitcher Lieb-
hart would not last very long. And
there are others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
At ST. LOT is.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al Observation-Disclosures G. Baltimore :.
At Buffalc-Butfalo >. Providence J.
At Montreal-Montreal !. Jersey city y.
AT Toronto Toronto 4. Newark ].
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14
OTHER GAMES.

AZ Anlovcr-The Andovs .r,S,i.o,., NoV"
I' II EurIington-Un Of Vermont
II M Hanover, y. H.-Tufts e part
mouth T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-14

Deshon Of Cornell did great feat /"
fan is of the Pennsylvania state 80 a,a
while Voorhees,. who landed ms san ars
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