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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-31

about 50 poor families of the city.
They are talking a State baseball
league for 1908 over at Bangor, but the
enthusiasm aroused in the Kennebec
make the welkin ring to any great ex-
tent.
Mrs. Francis E. Moore of Standish
who died suddenly at Standish last
week was one of the veteran school
teachers of western Maine and had
just completed her 1881 term.
The annual report of the bureau of
ment, has been made public. 1t con-
tains d detailed statement of the engi-
neering work done at the various navy
yards including that at Kittery in this
State. During the year work was done
at the yard on the following vessels and
small craft: Castine, Don Juan de
Austria, Dubuque, Eagle, ferry boat
49,, ferry launch 663, Gresham, Hanni-
bal, 1Sla de Cuba, LeonidaS, MarcelluS,
Marietta, Newport, NeZinscot, Padu-
cab. Patapsco. Potomac, Southeriy,
Sterling, Topeka, Uncas, waterbarge
Il. Yankee and yard launches. Many
| steam launch engines with spare parts
were manufactured. a considerable
amount of new machinery was installed
at the yaru during the year and recon-
mendations are made for new construc-
| ton work to be done al tun estimated
expenditure Of $4,000. This new work
if authorized will include. the erection
Of a pattern storage shop to take the
place of building recently destroyed
by fire, modern foundry plant, a
storage house and branch power
| house. The expenditures made at the
yard By the engineering. department
during the year aggregated $345 .332. 06 OF
which amount $191.Sl was for labor
and $l53. for material.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-31

Tuesday, December 81, 1907.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-31

Cleveland Plair Dealer
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ED. SULLIVAN WANTS
ROCHESTER FRANCHISE

Rochester. Aug. 3o.-Edward Sullivan,
while at Houghton. Mich, last week, an
nounced that he intended making n strong
bid for the local Eastern league franchise
next year. IL was reported here that an
offer would be made to G. T. Chaplin for
his interest In the club within a few days.
When asked yesterday IL he had heard
anything form Mr. Sullivan. Mr. Chaplin
replied In the negative. but said that he
would entertain an offer and provided II
suited him he would dispose OF his inter-
est in the local. franchise. That interest is
controlling.
Edward. better known as Ted Sullivan,
Is a professional scout for the Chicago
National league team and It was he who
brought Charlie Comeskey as Il his league
manager.
Sullivan Is reported TO have said at
Houghton that he would have one of the
Eastern league franchises In New York
state next year and that IL possible II
would be Rochester
Rochester is the apple OF the eye OF all
the managers OF the Eastern league. II
has the best natured crowd and has a
reputation for having the best grandstand
attendance OF any place in the league.
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SEmI-F|NALS REACHED
: IN OPEN GOLF TOURNEY

Yesterdays play in the open tournament
Watch Hill links brought the contest
down TO the semi-inals for the first and
second 16, and the finals for the beaten
eight in each class.
Il. M. Byers of Mlsquanicut is In the
semi-finals, but only by mastery uphill
OF Misquamicut. in the first round by up
and to so. but In the second round he
encountered quite n different proposition
In r. Van Week Of the Montclair Golf club.
Van Week had Byers down on the
l4th hole, but by excellent driving and n
cautiously played short game Byers took
the remaining holes and won out by one
up. The others In the semi-finals are Il.
NJ. Cole OF the Tekoa Golf club, II. Alb
bott OF the Plainheld Country club and
w. III. Lyons OF Misquamicut.
In the play for the beaten eight OF the
first 16 ]. IT. Byers. Misquamicut defeated
A. 8. Vennerbeck OF Metacomet up and
3 3 to ro,- clark, MfsquHmTcut, heat Jack
son. Misquamicut, 8 up TO go. IL. l..
Burdick, wannamoisett, beat D. c. Bake
well. Hyannisport / up, and D. Partridge.
New Bedford. beat J. T. Mauran. Aga
wan Hunt, up
The score follows:
FIRST ROUND FOR FIRST SIXTEEN.
r.. NJ Cole, Tekoa Golf club, beat A. 8.
vennerbeck. Metacomet. up. 2 20 GO
w. p. Letchford, Misquamlcut Golf
club, beat j. +. Byers, Msquamicut, 4 up
3 to go.
f. NJ. Byers. Allegheny Country club.
beat w. Clark, Misquamicut. up, to
so.
r. Van Week. Montclair Golf club, beat
w. III. Jackson, Misquamicut, ? up, TO
go.
s. II. Thomas. orange County Golf club
beat III. l.. Burdick, Wannamoisett Coun-
try club. up.
| r. Abbott. Plainfeld Country club. beat
d. c. Bakewell, Hyannisport Golf club. 4
up. 3 TO go.
III. II. Rust, wahnamoisett. beat u. Par
fridge, New Bedford Golf club. up, to
go.
W. II. Lyons. Mlsquamlcut. beat ]. T..
Mauran, Agawam Hunt. up, to go.
SECOND ROHND.
Cole beat Letchford up. 2 TO 60.
Il. NJ Byers beat Van Week, up.
Abbott beat Thomas up. to go.
w. II. Lyons beat Rust, up, 2 60 go.
| BEATEN EIGHT.
| j. +. Byers beat Van Week up. To-
Clark beat Jackson up. 4 to go.
Burdick beat Bakewell. up.
| Partridge beat Mauran, up.
FIRST ROUND FOR SECOND SIN
TEEN.
+. II. Davis. wannamoisett. beat NJ. s.
Brown, unattached. up 3 TO go.
A. w. Hancock. Metacomet Golf club,
beat w. II. Shaw, Tekoa, up. 3 10 go.
II. ~. Sword. Orange County Golf club,
beat ID. l.. Lyons. Misquamicut. 5 up.
to so.
q. c. Harrington. Mctacomct. beat l..
w. Bafzrff, Nffsquamicut. up. Go go.
II. Fairchild. Mctacomet, beat r.. u.
Sellew, Pawtucket Golf club. 4 up. TO
go.
y. W, Taylor. Misauamicut. beat J. G.
rhaw sAllegheny 2 up. 10 go.
II. r. WaNSon. Pittsburg Field club.
beat III. Burnett. Misquamicut. up, 10
go.
! J. S. Kenyon. Metacomet. beat Z. +.
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Saratoga. Aug. 3o-Racing came 10 an
son and all hands were glad OF IT, Four
favorites were defeated again and many
OF the players went home with empty
pockets. +. II. Hitchcocks Dandelion, 3
to favorite, was forced 10 drive to
win the Champion Handicap by half a
length from John Sanford's Walls. To 2.
which ran a good race and beat oxford
by three parts OF a length. DR.. Gard
ner led for about half the distance and
then quit
John Sanford's Fort Johnson, II to 5,
second choice. was easily the best In the
opening race for 2-year-olds winning. cas-
ed up by three lengths
= Macmillan, ,7-tn-b-favorite, took the
jumps I'm the steeplechase like a bird and
won in a gallop by four lengths. Lights
out had speed on the fiat and took the
place.
The Newmarket Stables Momentum. IL to
8, second choice, made all the pace In tho
third race and won easily by four lengths.
Belle OF Iroquois, after a slow beginning,
took the place from Killiekrankle.
Deuce, 10 10 l. showed form reversal
when he won the fifth event He had all
kinds OF speed led all the way and rolled
home two lengths in front OF Zipango.
Miller rode two winners. Summary:
First race, 2-year-olds, handicap. ia fur
longs-Fort Johnson. l20 (Miller), IL TO 5
and TO TO- won: Johnnie Blake, ia (Nic-
oh, TO 3, place. second: William III. Lyon,
100 SANDY, even, third. Time 1:07 1-5
Long Ball, Boema, Maycella and Nanno
also ran.
Second race, 4-year-ods and up selling
steeplechase. 2 miles-Maxmilian 1i2 IT.
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IS. to and 10 TO- won; Rip Rap. 100
(Musgrave). IS TO 5. 7 to and to 10. sec
ond; VIII DO, 96 (Fulton). Is TO 1. TO l
and to /. third. Time 1:43 1-5. Miriam c.,
Swift Girl. Thomas Hoy. Estoban, Water
speed. Memphis, Jr.. Wise Hand. Garters.
Hiram and The Composer also ran
Second race. 2-year-olds. selling. 5ls
furlongs-Ada O. Walker. 81 CIV. Ott),
10 to I. to and 3 TO 2. won; scallop, los
even. and TO 2. third. Time 1:0S Price
less Jewel. Gun Cotton. Polar Star and
Tivoli also ran.
Third race. 4-year- -olds and UP, selling
about furlongs-Alencon. l07 QiartY, 3
Diggtns), Is 10 /, 8 10 and 8 to 2. sec
ond; Comilfo. 81 (Musgrave) Is to /, 8 to
and to 1. third. Time 1:0e 3-5. Toscan
Braden, Alzono. Dapple Gold. High Bear
and High Chance also ran.
Fourth race. the vaihalla purse s.
year-olds and upward. / mile--Pretension,
1O6 (Musgrave), to 5. IL 10 20 and / to T.
won; Furniculaire, 106 H. Smith, u TO 1,
to j, and even. second; Polly Prim, 1lS
&C. Morrfs), IL TO 10, II 10 20 and / TO 4.
third: Time 40 3-5 LAmour. Alpen-
marchen and Usury also ran.
Fifth race, 2-year-olds, furlongs-
Aunt Rose, 113 (Musgrave), TO 2. 3 to 5
and out. won; Col Bob, 115 (J. Lee). to
/, l TO 2 and ont. second; Manhemer. 113
Oeiberp. to 5, ! 10 8 and out. third
Time LOO 3-5. Hollister also ran.
Sixth race. selling. 3-year-olds and up,
mile and 100 yards-St. Joseph. log
QIardy). 8 TO 2. 3 to and alto s. won
Taunt. 95 CPohank). 9 to l, to ! and to
8, second: Clements. 100 Q1eibert). so TO /,
8 TO l. and 4 10 l. third. Time 147 2-5
Earl Rodgers, Escutcheon. Oak Grove.
First Mason. Monacodor and Lexoline
also ran.
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SOCCER GAME TOMORROW

The first association football gnme Of
the season Is scheduled 20 come of to-
morrow afternoon In Pawtucket on the
sabin street grounds between the Howard
& Bullough eleven OF that city and the
Hibernian Association Football club OF
Philadelphia The visiting aggregation is
a fast combination of soccer" artists. on
tour OF the country.
At tho close OF the contest the visitors
Will be the guests OF Divisions Nos. 1. I
and s OF the A. o. II. at Sarsfleld hall.
The lineup OF the two teams viii be as
follows:
Howard & Bullough-Twohey. e.; Dom
nelly. T. b.: O'Toole. r. b.. Melville, h. h.
r.. Brennan. h. h.. Robertson. n. b.: Rob-
ertson, r. w. kaylor. r. w: Ford c.:
Grammar. l. w; Adams. l. W.
Hibernian-C1ark. g.: Wilson q h
Banks. (. b.; Black. h. b.. Sweeney. h. b.
Sague. h. b.; Roach T. W: Blaney. r. w
Robinson. c.: Highfield. l. w; Brown, J. W.
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! NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTS q
DANDELION TAKES CHAMPLAIN,
AND, PRETENS|ON The vALHALLA

O'Bien), to and l TO 2, won: Lights
Out. 142' &c. Heider), to 10, place, second;
Kernel 147 &C. Chandler), out, third. Time
4:24. Drone fell.
Third race. selling, 3-year-olds. 6 fur
longs-Momentum, 103 (MIller), IL TO and
4 TO 5, won: Belle OF Iroquois, 90 (Henry)
4 10 s. place. second; Killiecrankle. 81 %
Dugan) 8 to 5. third. Time LIZ As. The
Wrestler also ran.
Fourth race. Champlain Handicap. g.
year-olds and up. mile and ] furlong-
Dandelion. 1is (Radtke). Q to 8 and to TO-
won; Walls. 1l2 (Miller). even. place. sec
ond; oxford. 40 OHorner), 2 to 1. third.
Time 1:52 1-5. DR.. Gardner. Far West and
Peter Sterling also ran.
Fifth race. 3-year-olds and up, selling,
mile-Deuce. 10l (Goldstein), 10 to l and
4 TO /, won; Sepango 10i &c. Dugan). to
5, third. Time 1:3S As Lady Esther, So
ciety Bud, Lally, Quagga and Vino also
ran. Miss Doyle left at the post.
Sixth race. maiden 2-year-olds. 5h fur
longs-Lawrence II. Daley, 10 (E. Dugan),
2 TO / and to 8. won; Onatassa, 40 (Mil-
ler), 3 TO 8. place. second: Thomas Flyer,
io7 (Hogg). q to 1. third. Time 1:07. Clacus,
Jubilee Juggins. Nebuchadnessar. Miss
Majorle and Banda also ran.
PRETENSIoN WINS vALHALLA
HANDICAP.
New York. Aug 30.-A single favorite
Pretension. I'm the Valhalla Handicap.
won at the Empire City track The suite
OF Prince Wilhelm OF Sweden. and escort
ed by several sailors, witnessed four OF
the races. The prince had been expected
10 attend. but was not present. Summary:
First race. maiden 2-year-olds. selling,
mile-Muck Rake. 81 Q.eibert. is to s. 8 to
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SINGLES HANDICAP
At NARRAGANSEIT

Yesterday the tennis play at the Point
Judith Country club was the attraction
for Pier society. The second round In a
women's and mems singles handicap
tournament was played.
In the women's singles Miss Beatrice
De Coppet beat Miss Olive Hitchcock Ga,
4-8, SO. Miss Linda A. Arnold won
against Mrs. Henry La Montague 6-2. Ga.
Miss Marie Louise Denegre defeated
Miss Agnes Lane ga, 6-1.
In the mems singles William c. Mar
row beat G. E. Garrett 60. go DIR. King
was beaten by Howard Hitchcock 60. TO.
s. II. Bird won against A. Rosengarten
1913. Ga.
Today the women's semlrfnals will be
played and women's and mems handi-
There are eight couples entered for the
women's doubles and IL pairs are entered
for the mems doubles.
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EAST MEETS West
TWICE ON GR|D|RON

Philadelphia Aug. $50 preoccupied
has the sporting world been with the
thrilling race In baseball and other
sports that IL has almost lost sight of the
fact that the intercollegiate football sea-
son OF 1907 is almost upon us.
IL is extremely doubtful that any of the
big university squads will hold prelimi-
nary practice before the second week In
September
There will be but two intersectional
games of importance. On Nov. 16 the
University OF Pennsylvania plays Michi-
gan at Ann Arbor, and on the same day
the Carlisle Indians meet Minnesota at
Minneapolis. Those two games were
played on tho corresponding date last
year. and the games resulted In an over
whelming victory for the East.
This year both OF the Western elevens
Will bend every energy toward reversing
the order OF things. The big Eastern
games this year will he the Yale-Prince-
ton contest at New Haven on Nov. 10;
the Yale-Harvard game on Nov. "a, at
New Haven; the Princeton Cornell game
on Oct. 20 at Ithaca, and the Penn-Cor-
nell game at Philadelphia on Thanksgiv-
Ing Day. Then Will come the wind-up to
the whole season, with the Army Navy
game at Franklin field, Philadelphia, on
Nov 40
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COLLEGE
AND AMATEUR:
CONTESTS

Gettman hit viciously to right centre and
Poland tot the ball on q fne catoh.
1t looked like two more runs for
the Grays In the ninth. Gettman's grand
one-hand catch spelling the chance. With
Crawford on first and two down, A. Nc
Connell walloped a long liner to left CEN
tire. Gettman was of with the crack OF
the bat. and. running at full speed with
the ball. jumped In the air and pulled II
down with his gioved hand. So sorrowful
were the fans that hardly a murmur greet
ed the play.
Schrm flied to Chadbourne In BuffaIe.s
last chance. Smith fouled to Abstein and
q. Mcconnell grounded to the same place
The Grays left for Baltimore. with hopes
OF capturing two OF the Baltimore games
Cronin will pitch the first game. Score:
PROVIDEN(sE
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KAUFMAN Won FROM
SCARECK IN SEVENTH

San Francisco. Aug 3o.--Al Kaufman
defeated Mike Schreck of Cincinnati in the
seventh round last night.
Kaufman in that round struck Schreck
agfow blow and the fastener fell to the
floor. He claimed he had been fouled. but
Referee Roche refused to allow the
claim, and as Schreck was not on his feet
in ten seconds, the fight was given to
Kaufman.
A physician who at once examined
Schreck decided that there was no evil
dence that foul blow had been struck.
the fight ended.
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MISS |SEL|N AND LEROY
WIN MIXED DOUBLES

In the mixed doubles tennis tournament
which was Begun at the Newport Casino
on wednesday and concluded yesterday
afternoon by the playing OF the semi
finals and the final match. the latter being
won by Miss Nora 1selln and Robert lie.
roy I'm straight sets over Miss Marian
Fenno and ]. II. Carpenter, Jr.
MIXED DOUBLES SEMI-FINALS.
Miss Marian Fenno and j. II. Carpenter.
Jr., beat Miss Edna Bargcr and Theodore
II. Pell 6-S 9-7. Ga.
Miss Nora Iselin and Robert Leroy beat
Mrs. Barger-Wallach and Semp Russ g..
rs
A handicap women's doubles tournament
will probably be started at the Casino to-
day.
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OUTLET AND
ALL-STARS TODAY

The outlet ball team Is 20 play the ALL
Stars at the Providence baseball grounds
this afternoon. The All-Stars include
many OF the fastest amateur and profess
slonal players I'm this vicinity. and will be
sure 10 give the crack outlet nine n hard
rub.
The All-Stars were defeated 6 20 2 by
O'Gormans recently. Congdon. n we'll
known twirier on the Amateur league cir
cult. will oppose the outlet batters In to-
DAYS contest
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AMERICAN
LEAGUE

Detroit, Mich. Aug. 3o.-St. Louis had
Detroit beaten. 8 to l. when the ninth
opened. Three clean hits in a row scored
one run and drove Glade from the slab
Dineen filled the bases by hitting
Schmidt and O'Leary singled, scoring
two more runs and deciding the contest.
with none out. Downs hitting, and a
one-hand catch by Niles. cutting off two
runs In the third inning featured the
game. Score:
Detroit ............ o o / o o o o o a.
st. Louis ..........:O o.
WASHINGTON 80. BOSTON 2-1.
Washington. Aug. 3O.--Washington won
both games OF the double-header yes
terday with Boston by the respective
scores OF to 2 and to 1. Both games
were brilliantly contested. Milan, Tony
Smith and O'Brien doing the best work.
Glaze outpitched Johnson in the second
game, but dropped ball by Shaw let in
the winning run. Scores:
(First Game)
Washington -. 0 1 l IA
Boston ........ 0 2 o o o o o o o. 2
Second Game)
Washington ..... % x-2
Boston ............. o o 0 o 0 o. I
CLEVELAND 4. CHICAGO l.
Cleveland. Aug. 30.-Cleveland defeated
Chicago again yesterday, the score being
4 to j. With the bases filled and two
out in the third Jajoie hit home run.
Cleveland failed TO score again. Chi
cago got its only run on Davis double
and errors by 1Iinchman and Jajoie. Bir-
minghams sensational throwing was the
feature. Score:
Cleveland ......... o 0 0 o o x-4
Chicago ...........O 90 900 % 0 O. 1
NEW YORK 5. PHILADELPHIA 2.
New York. Aug. 30-Opportune hitting,
with Laporte very much I'm evidence. en-
abled Hogg to win the game from the
Philadelphians yesterday. The score:
Innings ......... 2 56 7Ss
New York ......... 10 o oS o *
Philadclphia .... 01 o o l. z
NEW BEDFORD 2. GIANTS o.
New Bedford. Mass. Aug. 3O.--The New
York Nationals were defeated by the
New bedford New England league team
yesterday afternoon by the score OF ? TO o.
Score:
Innings ........ 1 3 1851
New Bedford 80. q o o q o Ii o o. 2
Batteries-Burroughs. Delave, Kane and
Norris; Ferguson and Curtis.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At New Haven-New Haven 3. New
London s.
At Holyoke-ffolyoke 3, Norwich l.
At Observation-Disclosures s. Hartford 2.
At Springfieid-Waterbury 5. Springfield
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WHITIkSVILLE 6, ALL.STARS 5

TON" Drohan did not receive the sup
port he deserved yesterday afternoon at
Clinton oval. woonsocket, or whitlns-
Vile would not have walked away with
the to victory from the All-Stars of
the Woonsocket Mil league. WhitInsville
brought down a star team. which includ-
cd Anderson, late OF the Washing ons OF
the American league; o'Brien OF Holy
Cross, Ruell OF Williston. Young and Ho-
mon of Williams Score.
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The Chowder and Lunch Privilege
for the big picnic at Oakland Beach
Grove. Labor Day. Sept. %. will be
let on percentage basis 10 applied for
before Wednesday night. Aug 2sth,
also the ice cream privilege Apply
to Information Bureau. opposite Depot.
Oakland Beach.
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THREE RACES END
AT NARRAGANSETT PARK
IN ONLY SIX HEATS

Chloe c., by Yosemite; J. Charles Long
botham. Chester, Pa, TO. g. U. @.
Miniature: Joseph Dennis. New Britain,
Conn, ch. q. Red Jacket. by Red Elm;
Morris Bros. Pony, Mont. b. M. Moy. by
Prodigal- Minnie, by Clay King.
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NATIONAL
LEAGUE

Boston, Mass. Aug. 30.-Cincnneti
found Boultes easy and practically won
the game in the first three innings The
final score stood to 3. Lindaman was
no puzzle and Hit pitched poorly enough
to have lost had II not been for the sup
port he received. The game was called
at the end OF the eighth inning to permit
the visitors TO catch a train. Score:
Innings ....... .....1 5 s
Cincinnati ........ ....2 ! o. o 0 Is
Boston ........ .......2 o o 1 O o-3
CHICAGO s. BROOKLYN TO-
Brooklyn, N. Y, Aug. 3O.-The Chicago
leaders in the national pennant race shut
out the Brooklyn team by score OF TO
o. Score:
Innings -. -. 4 45s7 SO
Chicago ..... ......0 o o % o o o 4-5
PHILADELPHIA 3, PfTTSBURG ..
Philadelphia, Aug. 8o,-Plttsburg outbat-
ted Philadelphia, but the latter's hitting
was more timely. and Murray's men won
to 2. Score:
Innings -. %. Il 7Se
Philadelphia go. 20 o 2 o o o o KS
Pittsburg .... ......1 o o o o o o-2
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Detroit 4. st. Louis 8.
Cleveland 4. Chicago 1.
New York 8, Philadelphia 2.
Washington 3-2. Boston al. :,
Games Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
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Misquamicut. 4 up, to go.
SECOND ROUND

Davis beat Hancock, up. 1 to go.
Sword beat Harrington, up, to go.
Fairchild beat Taylor. up, to go.
Kenyon beat Moxson. up, to go.
WESTERN GOLF IN FINALS
Chicago. Aug. 30.-In the semi-finals OF
the Western women's championship golf
tournament Mrs. Ainslie OF Westward
Ho defeated Miss Helmer of Midlothian
UP in I9 holes. Miss French OF Wind.
sor defeated Miss Llewelyn of La
Grange, 4 UP, to play. Miss Ainslie and
Miss French will meet today In the final
round.
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RESULTS IN BRIEF
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Newark 3, Toronto 8.
Providence 3. Buffalo 1.
Rochester S, Jersey City 4.
Games Today.
Toronto at Montreal.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Providence at Baltimore.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results.

Chicago 8. Brooklyn o.
Cincinnati 8. Boston 3.
Philadelphia 3, Pittsburg 2.
Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
NAAlAAI
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CRICKET TOMORROW

Willow Park cricket team Will play the
Pawtucket team at Pawtucket tomorrow.
The following have been selected 10 play
for Willow Park: j. G. Eaton (captain).
j. l.. Poole. A. FELTON,. sr. II. Taylor, r..
Cordin. Il. Greenhalgh. J. Dove. w. Har-
vey. A. Brooks. A. FELTON,. Jr.. and J.
Rutter. The members OF the team are 10
meet at Market square at a quarter past
4 in the afternoon.
Labor Day the Willow Park club goes
to New Bedford TO play the Bay Views.
leaving Fox Point station at $40 a. m.