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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-17
DANDEL|ON WINNER
IN THE ORIENTAL

New York, Sept. 16.-Dandelion, the to
favorite. won the Oriental handicap
IL miles. the feature of the opening day
of the Gravesend fall meeting. In win
ming Dandelon made a track record for
the distance by stepping II in 2:N 2-5.
which is one second faster than the best
previous time. Cabochon set fast pace
in the stretch, where he tired. and Kun
ming Water then took COMMAND ana aP.
Dandelion up under a hard drive and won
by a nose Please, favorite, won the
Flatland stakes.
The summaries:
First race, for all ages. handicap about
furlongs-Jack Atkin, III (Sandy), TO
and to 5. won; Veil, 112 (Miller). 10
8, place. second: Prince Hamburg. liz
(Radtke), to 5. to show, third. Time
los AS.
Handzarra. Kings Daughter. Monet
and Bat Masterson also ram Prince
Hamburg was an added starter.
Second race. 4-year-olds and up, stee-
plechase, selling, about miles-Caller,
las Donohue), to s. and / to 4, won;
Gus Straus, 133 (McAfee). 8 to 5, place.
second; AMANDA I,. H.; lS6 sstone)' 10 2
Leonalla and Follow On also ran.
Guardian fell.
Third race, the Flatlands, 2-year-olds.
5ls furlongs-'Please. 80 lowe to 2
to /. place, second; Ella O'Neill, 30
CFinn). I to 10. show. third. Time :os 2-5
The Squire. Creation. Apple Teddy.
sMarbles, James b. Brady. Jane Swift,
Sanguine. William III. Lyon and Bound
ing Elk also ran.
%Coupled.
Fourth race. the Oriental Handicap. foi
all ages, IA miles-Dandelion, 119 (Nicop.
& TO <, and 1 TO 2 won; Running Water
los (AIiller), 3 to ). place, second; Toka-
lon, 11S (Radtke). to o. show, third
Time 2:04 2-5.
Cabochon and Beacon Light also ran.
Fifth race, 3-year-olds and up, selling,
i.16 miles-Smiling Tom, 30 CWalsh). s to
and to l, won Hyperion III, l0l CE'
Dugan), To 5, place. second; Zlpango,
100 SANDY, % to 1. third Time la.
Robador. Wes, Dekaber, Arimo, Cam
paigner. Tom Dolan and Alpenmarchen
also ran.
Sixth race, maiden. 2-year-olds, 5A fur.
longs-Earlscourt, 10 (Miller), to and
Q to l. won; Kings Plate, l07 (G. Swaine),
3 to l. place, second: Fultonville, ITO
(NicoD, 1 to 4. show, third. Time EOS 2-5.
Sukey's Son. Rosemiro Zagg. Call Boy.
Waldorf, Colgate, Winning Star. Miss
Norfolk and Ingraham also ran.
SEVENTH race. maiden, 3-year-olds, 90
furlongs-Gold Finn. 107 (Raynerl, to 0
and 2 to /. won: Rampage. ITO (Horner),
3 10 9 place. second; Milford. 10 CTrox-
ier), 4 TO 8, show, third. Time los.
Scottsdale. Norbitt Doranto, Golden
Buck, Left Alone. N'Importe, Dekalba,
George Degg. Belando and Alex Grant
also ran.
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B0WLERS A
BUSY BUNCH

All signs point toward an upheaval OF
some of the old and timeworn methods or
conducting the alley tournaments in the
duck pin bowling games In this vicini-
ty.
For some time past many OF the roll
ers representing the various societies.
mercantile and manufacturing estap-
lishments, have expressed decided
preference to forming leagues, instead
of comprising their rolling to any one
alley in the tournament form as at
present
The idea, as expressed. is TO make
buster better and materially larger Sc
ries OF events. by having team In
each of the various branches or busi-
ness, etc. represent the different al
leys on the close circuit, within easy
reach of all, thus forming league
series with playing schedule extend
ing throughout the fall and winter
seasons.
different representative business estab-
lishments and fraternal societies have
signihed a strong desire 10 compete In
a league series, under the new regime;
IL advisable to call meeting at the
rooms Of the Narragansett Wheelmen,
No. So1 Weybosset street, at y; M
The City Leaguers Will roll their IN
itial events OF the season this evening
at Infantry hall. O'Gorman's Palace,
weybosset Bullock's Temple OF Amuse-
ment and the Music Hall alleys.
The local fans have been busy for the
last two days discussing the merits OF
the players on the different teams as
formed up and will doubtless be out In
force around the circuit to witness the
contest.
Jack Wallace, the old war horse of
the duck pin game, will take his Cen
trail team over TO the Weybosset Casino
to tackle w. G. Vickers aggregation of
stars.
The redoubtable Steve Besser and his
alleys TO meet Henry Donnelly and his
twirlers, including such rollers as Tom
Whiteley Allen. Nolan and Borden.
At O'Gorman's Palace the home team
with Pete Heary and Banks in the
ranks will stack UP against the delega-
tion from Thornton under the manage
ment of the popular Mr.. Redfern.
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APPONAUC

A few days ago Patrick Mcmahon, who
is employed by the William Kellogg COM
pany at the new chimney of the Apponaug
company asked a News Democrat report
er IL be would assist him In locating his
sister. WHOM he had not seen In 25 years
He Informed the reporter about the time
and place which he last saw and heard
from her. and TO whom and where she
was married This date was published in
last Thursdays edition of the News
Democrat.
As a result of this advertising Mr.. Nc
Mahon received word at 1918 o'clock FRI
day morning that his sister had died IL
years ago in Providence and that she had
left a family OF four childrenand her
left a family OF four children and her
dence. The brother-in-law came to Appo-
naug last Saturday evening and met Mr..
Mcmahon. The two were completely over
joyed to see each other His sisters hus-
band, whose name is McClosky, told him
that his daughter had read the query I'm
the paper and that is how they met.
LIQUOR BUSINESS SUNDAY.
Sunday was not as busy for the LIQUOR
dealers as the previous Sunday The case
reported last Sunday regarding the open
house was little more modest last Sun
day The curtains were drawn, and al
though Light could be seen inside the
building until after o'clock In the even
ing, Stlil inlnBs were not az noisy.
Mrs. Crogan OF Maiden Mass, Is visit
ing her brother-in-law, Timothy Donahuo
OF Christian hill, Apponaug.
Robert Bellew, treasurer OF the Acme
Leather company was visiting friends I'm
Apponaug. Sunday.
Miss Jeremiah Twohig, who Is at the
Rhode Island hospital for treatment is
improving.
Mrs. c. Irving Northup Is III at ther
home on the Riverpoint road.
William Winnecom, who Is seriously III
at his home on the Pontiac -Feed-is some-
what improved. Mr.. Kinnecom has a Sc
! we're attack OF bronchial pneumonia.
Tomorrow night will be observed as la
dies night at Waterman's Bowling alleys.
A large party Of young ladies have plan
ned TO have a bowling match.
Miss Emma Money. stenographer at the
| Apponaug company. is confined 10 her
Nome In Pawtueket BY illness.
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ational League Standing.

Ninth week. Nov. 12-Infantry Hall at
O'Gorman's. East Providence at Weybos-
ser, Bullock's at Music hall. Imperial at
Thornton, Randall square at Central.
Tenth week. Nov. 19-Infantry Hall at
Randall square, o'Gorman's at Thornton.
Weybosset at Central, Bullock's at East
Providence. Music Hall at Imperial.
Eleventh week. Nov. 26-Thornton at In
fantry hall. East Providence at O'Gor-
mans. Imperial at Weybosset, Randall
Square at Bullock's, Central at Music
hall.
Twenfth week, Dec S-Infantry Hall at
Imperial, O'Gorman's at Randall square.
Weybosset at Thornton. Bullock's at Cen
trail, Music Hall at East Providence.
Thirteenth week. Dec. 10--Muslc Hall at
Infantry hall, Central at O'Gorman's,
Randall Square at Weybosset Imperial at
Bullock's, East Providence at Thornton.
Fourteenth week. Dec. 17-Infantry Hall
at East Providence, O'Gorman's at Music
hall. Weybosset at Bullocks, Thornton at
Randall square, Imperial at Central.
Fifteenth week, Dec. 24--Central at In
fantry hall, O'Gormans at Imperial. Mu-
sic Hall at Weybosset, Bullocks at Thorn
ton. Randall square at East Providence.
Sixteenth week, Dec 3l--Infantry Hall
at Weybosset, Bullocks at O'Gormans
Thornton at Music hall, East Providence
at Central, Imperial at Randall square.
Seventeenth week. Jan. 7-lnfantry Hall
at Bullocks Weybosset at O'Gormans
Randall Square at Music hail. Central at
Thornton, East Providence at Imperial.
Eighteenth week, Jan. 14-O'Gorman' at
Infantry hall. Weybosset at East Provi-
dence, Music Hall at Bullocks, Thornton
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FANFOOO P|CKINGS

The 'umph" was n ncar-victim OF
punchodinapitis while talking with Peter
son over the play which caused all the
wrangle yesterday.
Did you pipe Swollen Star" Thoney and
his three mighty holes in the air? And
after deliberate selection OF stick and
grandstond strut!
Chicago must win only one more game
I'm cinch tho pennant I'm tlp National
league. After that the Cubs could not
be beaten even IL they lost their IS re-
naming games.
The triple play which the Grays cngi-
ncercd the other day IN the game with
Montreal. Mcconnell. Crawford and Alb
stein doing the trick. has been edualled
only once before this season. Baltimore
making triple killing against Jersey
Cky.
Nick MADDOX. who was with the Orays
IN the spring OF 1906. but not retained by
Jack Dunn. won the second game he has
pitched for Pittsburg yesterday In his
FIRST game Friday he struck out II men.
Maddox was drafted from the +. O. NJ.
league last year by the Pirates, an dsent
20 wheeling OF the Central league, where
he made a great record.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-17
CRAYS COP GAME
IN LAST INNING

, whelmed the umpire He made Abstein
beat II TO the bench as a way out OF the
difficulty. Chadbourne came In from left
to hold down the bag and Rock went out
to take his place IL seemed for time
I'm the confusion that Peterson was the
man who had been selected TO take an
enforced rest.
The Grays opened up In the initial In
ming by sending one man around the cir
cult Mcconnell hit 10 the pitcher. but
Lord burned one through short which cut
the grass on it's way TO left Phil Poland
then stepped up and bumped one into mid
die The third successive hit OF the In
ming came when Chadbonrne rose 10 the
occasion and raised the Dust along the
third base line. Dolan then lost control
OF himself and Abstein did the pedestrian
stunt to the initial bag. while Lord stroll
led I'm from third with the first run or the
game. Phelan then stepped up and was
exhorted TO swat the horse hide by the
bleacherites but the best he could do was
TO roll one at Phyle. which that gentle
man heaved to Carrigan. cutting the Hon.
Mr.. Philip five feet from the plate. Dom
oven was the next candidate for the honor
OF clearing the bases with home run,
but Wotell got under his long fig and
there was nothing more doing In the run
department that inning.
The fortunes OF war put the Leafs In
the lead I'm the next inning, Chadbournes
errors letting the runs in. The Grays
gained the ascendancy again in the third,
although the wild pitch by Mack helped
some.
Poland started the hitting in the third
with a swat to right and went around
TO third when Dolan fell from grace.
Chadbourne got his base on the same err
ror. Abstein then lifted one TO middle
and Phelan ambled to first Donovan
tried hard TO knock the ball out OF the
diamond, but the best they could do was
grounder to Schahy. Crawford then
drove a hot one at Phyle which he whip
ped to the plate and caught Abstein. The
husky Gray captain made gallant try
for the bag. but was Just a moment too
late Mack made the third out by ground
Ing 10 Flynn. Score:
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American League Standing.

at Imperial Central at Randall square.
Nineteenth week. Jan. 2-Randall
Square at Infantry Hall, Thornton at
O'Gorman's, Central at Weybosset, East
Providence at Bullocks, Imperial at Mu-
sic Hall.
Twentieth week, Jan 2S-Infantry Hall
at Thornton. OGormans at East Provi-
dence, Weybosset at Imperial. Bullock $
at Randall Square. Music Hall at Cen
trail.
Twenty-hrst week. Feb. 4-Imperial at
Infantry Hail. Randall Square at O'Gor-
at Bulloclxs, East Providence at Music
Hail.
Twenty-second week, Feb. 11-Infantry
Hall at Music Hall. O'Gorman's at Cen
trail. Weybosset at Randall Square, Bull
locks at Imperial. Thornton at East
Providence.
Twenty-third week. Feb. 1s-East Prov
idence at Infantry Hall, Music Hall at
O'Gorman's. Bullock's at WeybosSet,
Randall Square at Thornton, Central at
Imperial.
Twenty-fourth week, Feb. 25-Infantry
Weybosset at Music Hall, Thornton az
Bullock's. East Providence at Randall
Square
Twenty-fifth week, March -weybosset
VS.. Infantry Hall, O'Gorman's VS.. Bul.
locks Music Hall VS.. Thornton. Central
VS.. East Providence. Randall Square VS..
Imperial.
Twenty-sixth week. March 1o-Bullock' 6
VS.. Infantry Hall. O'Gorman's VS.. Wey-
bosset Music Hall VS.. Randall Square,
Thornton VS.. Central, Imperial VS.. East
Providence.
Twenty-seventh week, March l7-Infan- IlIl
try Hall VS.. O'Gormans. East ProVl-
dence VS. Weybosset. Bullocks at Muse
Hall. Imperial at Thornton, Randall
Square at Central.
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YALE WARRIORS TRAIN
IN SOCCER OUTFITS

New Haven. Conn, Sept IT, The Yale
football practice season opened yesterday
with short practice at Yale field. over
% men reporting. Coach Knox and Capt.
Bigelow had the men in charge and sent
them through a light kicking and catch
ing drill. The squad this year looks
strong and fast, containing as IL does
nearly all OF last years star Fteshman
team, which was not scored on during
the entire season. The work is expected
TO be very light all this week
Owing to the hot day the football men
wore their soccer uniforms. Andrus, who
was thought 10 be one OF the most prom
isng candidates for guard, will not be
able to play this year owing 10 scholar
ship complications. The team will line
up on Saturday for the first time, prob
ably in the following ~order: Ends, Lo-
gan and Alcott; tackles. Paige and Bige-
low: guards, Goebel and Brides centre,
Cooney; quarter back. Jones or Dimes
half backs. Murphy and Wheaton, and
fullback Wylie or Coy.
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Runs-Hanford. Merritt--2 First base on
errors--Jersey City .. Left on bases-Jer-
sey city g. Montreal T. First base on balls
-Off Kefe /; off Mason !. Struck out-By
Keefe g. by Mason 6. Two-base hits
Needham Brown, Woods. Sacrifice hit
snowden. Stolen bases-Hanford 2. Fitz-
gerald. Double play-Snowden TO Brown.
Hit by pitcher-Keefe. Umpires-McCar-
thy and Eason. Tlme-lh. S5m Attendance
800
NEWARK 4. ROCHESTER, S-li Innings.
Newark Sept 17.-When Rochester
scored a run i'm the llth inning yesterday
Il looked as though II was all mp with
Newark, but they came back with two on
Zacher's single. Pappalau's wild throw to
FIRST to catch him mapping, Jones single
to left. Hayden's bad throw TO the plate
and stanage's drive TO the score board.
Score.
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EASTERN
LEAGUE

Jersey City, ~. j., Sept. 17.-Jersey City
opened up with a victory against Mon
treal In the initial game OF the closing Sc
ries between the teams at West Side
OF tallies, the only ones chalked up dur
ing the engagement. The pitchers were
stingy with their offerings. permitting
limited hitting. Keefe let the home bats
men down with only three safeties. while
Mason shut the visitors Off with a quartet
of bingles. half of which counted for ex-
ira bases. Jersey City gathered It's runs
after the chance had been offered to retire
the side with two gone. Hanford got his
base on Shean's error and stole second.
Merritt walked and on F'itzgerald's safety
Hanford scored. Merritt taking third. He
got home on double steal. The score:
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MARYLAND TENNIS

Baltimore. Sept. 1.-THE NTH annual
open lawn tennis tournament for the
championship OF Maryland came to
close yesterday, with the following
matches
Semi-hnals. singles-Frederick c. Col
ston defeated Campbell Colston by de-
fault: r. C. Seaver defeated N. w. Hes
4-6. 60, 6-3
Finals, slngles-R. G. Seaver defeated
Frederick c. Colston 6-2. 6-3. 6-3.
Championship, final score-J. b. Dew
hurst defeated r. c. Seaver So. Ga. 3-6,
Ga
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LYNN 3, SPRINGFIELD 2

Lynn. Mass, Sept. IA post-season
series of baseball games between the New
England league team OF Lynn and the
Connecticut league team OF Springfield
began yesterday. tho first victory being in
favor OF the locals. TO 2 Sore by In
nings:
Innings ........i 2 8 s 7s9
Lynn ..............o o 4 o o o ks
Springfield ..........o O o 0 o o o i-2
Hits-Iynn Z; Springfield 10 Errors
Lynn q: Springfield 2. Batteries-Abbott
and Dsum; O'Connor and Cox. Time
i:46. Umpires-Henry and Priest
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MEEK 0F FALL RACING
At WOONSOCKET TRACK

1t was given out yesterday to the fol-
lowers OF the turf in the vxicinity OF
Woonsocket that another meet will be
held in that city. Barton A. Cook. who
is the lessee of the track, gave out the
days and dates on which the races will
be run, which are as follows: Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, Oct. Is, is, IL. Is and 10. Assurances
are olrt by the turfnen OF this vicinity
that number of good. fast horses will
compete for the $4,000 that will be divided
up into purses and hung up as induce
ments
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.Y.HAC.27, J. QUAORANGLEs 5

The Young Hebrew Athletic club OF
North End defeated the Jewish Quad
rangle of South Providence in slow and
uninteresting game by score of q TO o.
Marcus, the Jewish Quadrangle pitcher.
was batted hard. Krohnson. the Young
Hebrew Athletic clubs pitcher. allowed
only FIVE hits and these were kept scat
tered The Young Hebrew Athletic club
would like to arrange few games for
the gcason,
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No OV[RSELL|NG Of
BOXING SHOW TICKETS

Boxing fans will be pleased to hear that
Matchmaker Doherty will positively not
allow overselling OF tickets for Friday
nights bout between Monk the Newsboy
and Bobby Tickle.
The show will he hummer. lie Is al
so out TO avoid waits which have marrcd
previous exhibitions at Lymansville.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.

Pittsburg Al. st. Louis 2-5.
Boston 3-3, New York 1-2.
Philadelphia So, Brooklyn 80.
Games Today,
Chicago at Cincinnati.
New York at Boston.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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PONY POLO At DEADHAM

Dedham. Mass. Sept 1.-THE Dedham
Firsts polo team defeated New Haven
yesterday afternoon at Karlstein in the
semi-hnals match for the Karlstein cup.
li4 10 s. The finals will be played with
the Dedham Second team on a date to be
announced.
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Runs-McConnell, Lord. Poland Chad
bourne 2. Crawford, Mack--s weidp.
Schafiy, Phyle. Carrigan, Flynn 2-7 Sac
rifce hits-Lord 2. Mack, Donovan. Stolen
bases-McConnell. Crawford @ Weidy
Flynn. Three-base hits--Dolan, Abstein,
Phyle. First base on balls-On Mack g.:
of Dolan 5; off Moffitt 3. Struck out-By
Mack 2. Double play--Crawford TO Nc
Connel TO Abstein. Passed ball-Carri-
gan. Wild pitch-Mack. Tlme-2h 25m.
Umpire-Owens
sNonn nnf when rrinninr ram xnan 80. AA
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BASEBALL RESULTS IN BRIEF
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.

Washington 3-6 Boston go.
Cleveland So, ST. Louis 2-2 C0 In
nings).
New York 3. Philadelphia 2.
Detroit Z, Chicago o.
Games Today.
Chicago at Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia.
St Louis at Cleveland.
Boston at Washington.
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First Game.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Providence 8. Toronto Z.
Jersey City 2. Montreal 0.
Baltimore 3-5. Buffalo 1-2.
Newark 4. Rochester 3.
Games Today.
Montreal at Jersey city.
Toronto at Providence.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Rochester at Newark.
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DOWN WENT
M'GINN|TY

boston, sept. T.-Errors gave the locals
the frst OF two games here Yesterday 3
10 !. Ihe second game was arranged for
seven innings only, but another inning
was played. in which Boston scored and
thereby won, to ?. hitting McGinnity
Sharply. In the first game McGInnity, and
IN the second McGann. were ordered of
the grounds for disputing oDay's deci-
Bions. Scores:
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Innings =. Il 2 3 5 Z s 9 10 IL
Newark =. 80 o 1 0 0 o 0 o Pa
Rochester =. o o o o o 0 o o 1-3
Runs-Sharpe Zacher 2. jones'; Hay
den. Clancy Flanagan--S Two-base hits
Hayden. Flanagan. Sacrifice hits
Zacher, Jones. Clancy, Sundheim-Stolen
bases-Mahlng. Jones 2 Hayden. Bases
on balls-On Wiltse 2: off Pappalau /.
Struck out-By Wiltse 6; by Pappalau 8.
Hit by pitched ball-By Pappalau 2. Wild
pitch-Wltse. Passed ball--Stanage. Left
on bases-Newark 10, Rochester S. Double
plays-Mahling to Mullen to Sharpe; Mo-
ran to Sundhefm to Clancy; Flanagan to
Clancy. Time-2h. 5m. Umpire-Sullivan.
Attendance--JO0
BALIrIBORE, 3-5; BUFFALO, 1-2
Baltimore, Sept 16.-Buffalo dropped
two games TO the Orioles yesterday. Err
rors figured largely In the score OF the
first game. The contest was n battlo
royal between Adkins and Milligan. with
honors even, but the visitors misplays
were costly and assisted the orioles in
two -bagger. Hilrs error and O'Hara's 5
chop gave them their first run In the
first inning. Hearne's single, Whites er-
ror and Hunters hit netted them another
In the fourth and base on balls to Hall.
eKlly's bunt and Milligan's wild throw
gave them their last tally in the eighth.
Buffalo's only run was the result OF
Gettman being hit by a pitched ball
Whites long single to right and Murray's
! fly to O'Hara- In the second game the
I Bisons played very amateurism baseball
| and the locals played rings around them
(Ffrst Camel
| baltimore .....i O o 1 o 0 0 / K;
Buffalo. :. ......1 o o 0 o 0 o.
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Eastern League standing
LEAGUE BOWLING SEASON ON TONIGHT

The City Duck Pin league 10-team or
ganlzatlon. gets under way tonight. and
Is the first OF the three big duck pin
leagues OF the state to swing into line
for the season .of 1907-S, which bids fair
To be bigger and better than ever
League games are on tonight at Music
Han, Bullocks Infantry Hall, O'Gor-
mans and the Weybosset alleys.
Following is the seasons schedule:
CITY LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
First week, Sept. f7-Randal Square at
Infantry hall, Thornton at OGorman's,
Central at Weybosset. East Providence
at Bulock's. Imperial at Music hall.
Second week. Sept. 2i-Infantry Hall at
Thornton. OGorman's at East Provi-
dence. Weybosset at Imperial. Bullocks
at Randall Square, Music Hall at Cen
trail.
Third week, Oct. Imperial at Infan-
try Hall. Randall Square al O'Gormans 8.
thornton at Weybosset, Central at Bull
locks. East Providence at Music Hall
Fourth week, Oct. S-Infantry Hall at
Music Hall. OGorman's at Central. Wey-
bosset at Randall Square. Bullocks at
Imperial. Thornton at East Providence.
Fifth week, Oct. 15-East Providence at
Infantry Hail. Music Hall at O'Gorman's.
Bulock's at Weybosset. Randall Square
al Thornton. Central at Imperial
Sixth week. Oct 22-Infantry Hall at
Central. Imperial at O'Gorman's. Wey-
bosset at Music Hall. Thornton at Bull
locks. East Providence at Randall
Square.
Seventh week. oct. 29-Weybosset at
Infantry Hall, O'Gorman's at Bullock's,
Music Hall at Thornton, Central at East
Providence. Randall Square at Imperial
Eighth week. Nov. 5-Bullock's at In
fantry hail, o'Gorman's at Weybosset,
Music Hall at Randall square, Thornton
at Central, Imperial at East Providence.