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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
BASEBALL NOTES,

ArooStOok Pioneer: Harley Rawson,
an Old time favorte of the Houlton
baseball public. has Joined the FIT
Fairfield team. Deacon RawsOn is a
good one and will be valuable factor
In the winning of games for the up
country boys. He has been playing all
summer on the Pine Tree team of Port
land
Just to show the public that John
McGraw has nothing in the training
line on him, President Ebbetts of the
Superbas promises that he will take
the team to California next spring if
they finish in the first division. This
may DE stall on the players, but Eb-
bets looked everybody in the eye when
ne made his statement. The itinerary
TO be followed will be almost an exact
duplicate of the Giants tour this year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
THIS WEEKS GAMES.
NATIONAL. IEAGEE


MISUNDERSTANDING at Boston, Cincinna-
Il at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, St
Louis at Philadelphia
Tuesdap-Pittsburg at Boston, Cincnna-
II at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York
Thursday. Friday, Saturday-Bostnn at
chicago, Philadelphia at Pttsburg. New
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
MOnday-Boston al Chicago. Washing
ton at Cleveland. Athletics at Detroit,
New York at st. Louis
Tuesday Washington at Cleveland
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday. Satlr-
day-Detroit ct Boston, Cleveland at New
York. st. Louis at Washington, Chicago
at Philadelphia.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Monday.Isrockton at Lynn. Worcester
Lowell at Fall River.
Tuesdny-Lynn at Brockton. Worces-
ter at Haverhill. Lawrence at New Bed
ford Lowell at Fall River
WednrSday-Lynn at HaverhilI. Brock
e.. Lowell at New Bedford.
furSday-Haverhill at Lynn. Worces-
Ter at hrockton, Lawrence at Fail River,
Lowell at New Bedford
Friday--Lynn at Worcester. Rrockton
at Lawrence. Fall River at Lowell. New
Dehford at Haverhill
rs aaf"rd'aS y, INIT at Worcester. New
Verhill. Fall River at Lowell
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Monday. Tuesday-Montreal at Provi-
den"e. BuffalO at Newark Toronto at
Jersey City. Rochester at Baltimore.
Wednesday-TorOnto at Jersey City,
Rochester at Baltimore
Thursday, Friday, Saturday-Provi-
dence az Jersey City. Newark at Balti
more. Buffalo at Montreal Rochester at
Toronto
Sunday-Jersey City ut Newark, Ralti
more at Providence, Toronto at Mont
real.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
WILL HANG TOGETHER.
Lewiston Players Will Try to Finish
the Season Themselves.

Lewiston. Me-. July 21.-Manager
Head of the Lewiston baseball team
OF the Maine State League, has "eiv-
en- up the ghost" ana will no longer
try I" make Il go of it.
The PLAYERS will hang together and
ehdeavor to finish the season Them
Selves 1t is thought that the PLAYERS
'''' drranG" to get those who own tho
franchise to turn it over to them and
aii"W 'h"m to continue.
IL IS quite probable that if the own
ers OF the franchise do not SEQ nt !, u,
inns mat the players will go ia law
about it, 10"
a benefit game will be PLAYED Tues-
day mt Lewiston with Augusta 40 tho
opposing team.
1T Is Thought that under the new con-
ditions that the attendance will h,
rnIch larger and that the games sched-
uled for the remainder of the season
can he played without difficulty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
BURKE AFTER JOHNSON.
Willing to Post $500 If Philadelphia
Club Will Hang Up Purse.

New York. July 21.-SailOr Burke, the
brooklyn middleweight. who first came
into prominence when he knocked out
Joe Grim. the human punching bag"
Is anxious to fight Jack Johnson, the
big negro heavyweight. who disposed
of Bob Fitzsimmons the other night.
Joe HUMPHREYS. manager of Burke,
says he is unable to find a middle
weight to fight his charge. and is will
ing to match Burke with johnson.
HUMPHREYS believes that Burke can
give johnson 20 pounds and beat him.
He is willing to post $500 forfeit for
Burke IL the National Sporting Club
of Philadelphia will offer a purse for a
fight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
MAN AGAINST WOMAN.
William J. eIover>WiII Challenge An
nette keIIerman to Swim.

Baltimore, July 21.-William J.
Glover, Jr., the local swimmer who
came into national prominence in 1905
by defeating Carlisle D. Graham in a
swimming contest through the lower
rapids of Niagara, has announced his
intention of challenging Miss Annette
kellerman, champion woman swimmer.
for a race from Colchester to Bay
Shore park. a distance of 101a miles.
Glover will also endeavOr to get Carl
isle Graham to enter the event.
AS Miss Kellerman has said she
wanted to take on matches for long
distances, Glover expects no trouble in
arranging the match. Glover, who has
been training at Bay Shore park, is
now in perfect condition.
Glover has a record for long swims.
The most notable one was on June 25,
1901, when he swan from Colchester to
River View, n distance of % miles.
The wind and the tide were so strong
that he was carried three miles out of
his course, thus covering a distance of
&c miles.
In August of 1902 he swan from
River View to Fort Carroll. thence to
Westport. to Thompsons and back to
River View. completing circuit of "a
miles Clover's ambition is to swim
the English Channel, but he has not
been able to secure a hacker for the
attempt.
In swimming Glover uses a straight
sailor stroke and rarely floats. AS
hiss Kellerman has never been defeat
ed in any contest Of long distance
swimming. the match. if arranged. will
be a notable one. as it will demon
strate which has the more endurance
man or wOman-in a distance swim.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
SHE DESERVED IT.
Merry Girl Makes Baseball Enthusiasts
Pay for Auto Ride.

Toledo women are undoubtedly
among the best fans the country ever
produced, but when waitress at a
downtown cafe bets months salary
on the home team to call the bluff of
a couple Of patrons of the place there
is certainly justification for saying
chats going some" ~-se ~ - p
Shortly after the noon rush was over
the other day two Columbus travelling
men dropped into a restaurant located
in the basement of Il downtown office
building in Toledo and started fam
ming bee.
pretty soft for Columbus" one or
them remarked. 81 guess Bill ely
mer'S men won't show up this bunch
of stiffs this afternoon!'
"Why, Toledo never did have a
lookin for the first division," re-
marked his friend. "Bill Clymer could
go in the pitchers box himself and
beat Toledo"
''Surn. And do you know they
won't even bet here without making
you give odds? l tried to place a $40
bill today and no one would take it,"
The waitress had listened to the CUFF
III sINHSC, pul tildt ItSl TenlstTk was
the limit
With remarkable alacrity she began
searching for her pocketbrook.
eff you don't mind" she said blush
ing all the time. 81 would like to take
that $50 bet you offered against
Toledo" and she showed them a Xxx
gold certificate.
The two men looked at each other
for time. and then decided they
would risk it, and each put up a $40
bill and the money was posted with
the cashier of the restaurant
When the pink extras were brought
in and the to 6 score was reported. If
is needless to say the waitress was
tickled. Had she been boy she prob
ably would have stood on her head or
done some other freak stunt. but not
being boy she merely giggled, invited
two of her fellow-emplOyes to join her,
and last night she took an auto ride in
a machine from local garage. Yes. II
took all of that 800 to pay the bin.
II didn't care to win the money! she
said, although it would have been a
big loss to me if Toledo had been de-
feated. but I just couldn't bear to hear
those two men get so chesty."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22

Liveried servants are not proving a
success at the national capital. Last
winter not a single official household
maintained the yellow or crimson
CARRIED fiunkies and even the foreign
embassies and legations have toned
down the gorgeous satin and velvet of
their retaners. The Pierre Lorillards,
the Perry Belmonts and the George
Fanderbilts still hold out against this
decree toward the simple life, but the
Bostonians and others at the capital
are content with house servants in
plain black clothes,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
CHALLENGED is COMING.
Designer Fife Says eritisl,srs Will Try
Again for Amepicas .cpp,

New York, JulyS2l AsFAt af tfe,1
Scotch yacht designer who me-
the Shamrock 1 and shasnrock
rived on the steamship Lucafaa.S
day evening and declared that ,a6bti
challenge for the Americas cepsxk
forthcoming. - ly
x He refused to say whether 8f4Ko
as Upton was building the shH
Whether he would draw it's
he declared with .emphdsir -
to those who know him that ~
poets for a race next year a1R4aNrf
bright. Englishmen, he said, am nelVt
anxious than ever to try again.
"Of. course you will understands- Z
said, that I cannot say anything abo1
racing for the Americas cup. as X II
a matter of negotiation between clnhe
at is reported that you have received
a commission to design the next cup
challenger and have accepted TIT, COM
MISSION" a reported said.
my only answer to that Is that ~
can say nothing f1e answered.
Asked whether the next challenger
would be a sloop or a schooner. he
said he was not prepared to say. but
he emphatically declared that the chal-
lenge would stipulate the present
American rule to govern the measure
ment of the boats N
mo British yachtsmen would venture
to race according to the old rule that
the Reliance and Shamrock III were
constructed UNDER" he said "Past re- I
suits have spoken for themselves, but
under the new rule I feel that we have
an excellent chance of lifting the c.H
Mr.. Fife was very much pleased to
learn that the yacht White Heather q
which he designed and supervised
the building of last winter, had ca
tinued to show great sailing qualite9|
since he sailed from the other side
In speaking OF the object ofshis ~
here. he declared that he came to W.
the trials of the yacht Crusader. "a
he designed as a challenger to ~
next month on Lake Ontario ag1
the Rochester Yacht Clubs boat
the Canadian cup, now held in a.
country. He will remain for those IN
tcrnationai races. the first of which VIII
be sailed of Charlotte Aug 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
EXPENSE Is HEAVY.
athletics Cost Good Money and Plenty
OF it-a Few Items.

"nen the finish flag dropped at
foughkeepsie on the big Varsity race
and the thousands turned homeward
few of them realized the cost of the
aquatic carnival which was free to tho
public.
a conservative estimate Of the mono =
expended in teaching. conditioning, and
otherwise putting the crews on the
starving HE places the average sum
spent by each university at $4,000. or
total of $4,000 for the entire regatta
Then there were the costs of boats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
TEN EYcK MAKES OFFER
To 0ASfo st. Louis to Coach Wsstsfd
Rowing Club Oarsmen.

st. s{aztfe Mo. July 21.-At a re-
metin6 Vf The Western Rowing Clu9
this GhEa proposition was reces
from James Ten Eyck, father W
WISCONSIN crew coach. who has DEF
.ceachfnE: the crews at Syracuse UNI.
lyersftrsM which he offers to come =
st. LOANS to. coach the oarsmen OF 'l'
Westef9 Rowing Club. Ten Eycks -,
vices would be of no avail this yea..
His experience and coaching would "
wonders for the Western orsmen ior
next years events, the crew men 10
ure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
HOPALONG FAR AHEAD.
Boston Entry Leads New noe"'
Yacht Club to Marblehead.

Marblehead, Mass, July 2l.--f".
the seven cruising power boats wn WY.
left New York at 1O.15 yes'ei. =.
morning for the 270-mile race o.
New Rochelle Yacht Club TO ma. ~ :,
head, had arrived here up 70 rs
o'clock tonight. Daniel +. HAM
Hopalong. a Boston Yacht cup cum IN.
finished far ahead of her nearest 'o -.
petitor. coming in at 44I.So. pu m. n
Picaroon, owned by T. b. bayno NJ
New Bedford, which did not nnisi ~, ~
til 7.191O won. it is believed Oh
allowance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
AN APOLOGY.
Umpire Clohecy Regrets Hastx. Action
and ManfuIIy Says So.

The following letter from Umpire
Cl"hecy to President Owen of the State
League Is self-eyplanatory and need ,
no comment. While an umpire Should
not lose his temper on the ball field
the fact remains that he is human
being and should not he subjected to
abuse just because he is an umpire.
Fred X. Owen. President Maine State
League:
Dear Sill desire through Won to
extend to the baseball patrons of
Portland and vicinity my sincere apol-
ogy for my action in Fridays game
at the Pine Tree grounds. in striking
faHer bernard The epithet he ap-
Piled to mo was such as no man. IL
he We're any part of man. would let
pass, but | realize that in the position
] occupied | did wrong for | owed a
duty to the public which | did not full
fill. l regretted my action as soon as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
ii Lowering American Rec.
ord For Two Miles,
Challenge Is Coming Over Fu
the Americas Cup.
Designer Fife Arrive. At Mswiy..
S and Talks Freely.

Boston. July 21.-With a pro,, !.
athletes, the games of the st. Ausps
tine A.A.yesterday on. the Locust 90.
grounds. South Boston, broupb, \.
some Of the finest performance
track and field ever seen in the Hi -
L "Of course the big event on tha ~,
was the two mile. run for a 49,.
with Alfred Shrubb,. The worlds cbs,s
pion. after the mark. and he Accom-
p1ished the task beating tAs ~.
American professional record a.
distance by covering the two nils
934 3-5.
This feat was only one In narv ~
the long list of successes that Sh,,c
has made since he came TO this Co..
try, and he received a grand ovatls
from the many thousands who ws,s}
present to watch the sport.
Sharing the honors with Shrubb va,..
the Boston Athletic Associations M
string of winners. who carried ON Z,
big bunch of prizes and scored -;
greatest number of total points.
The presence of such champ3onsI
Taylor of the University of Per- -
mia, the intercollegiate quar{ef-m&
champ; Sheppard of New YorkAs<l
ney. Eaton, COe and Rand. OfsttE b ~
A. made the gathering Of athlete ma.
terial the best this season.
1t was an interesting fight betve
the organizations entered for the3ai15
which was contributed for the greatest
number of points won. The B. A. A.
had a total of 2s when the fray was
over. and the outh4Boston A. A. had
25. 1t was necessary TO wait till the
last event, the high jump. was over
before Il. A. A. could claim the biggest
score. Gidney. by winning the jump
also wen the club prize.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
MAINE LEAGUE SCHEDULE.

Tie new Maine League schedule. ar
ranged to August 3. Is as follows:
July 22-23eBangor at Pine Tree Port
land ut Biddeford. Augusta at Lewiston
July 24-25-Bangor at Augusta. Pine
Tree at Portland. Lewiston at BiddefOrd
July S-27-Portland at Bangor. Bidde-
ford at augusta, Lewiston at Pine Tree.
July %0-Biddeford at Portland, Pine
Tree at Bangor. Lewiston at Augusta
July 3-Aug. Portland at Pine Tree
Biddeford at Lewiston. Augusta at Ban
cor.
Aug 2-3-Bangor at Biddeford. Augusta
at Portland. Pine Tree at Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22

Where the trouble is physical. such
as failure of an organ, indigestion, con-
gestion of the liver and so on, strong,
hrm. martial music will give best re-
suits. according to DIR. Latson, editor
OF Health Culture. For this class Of
treatment the key of C-mai or is Ear
ticuiarly recommended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22

Two-base hits-Allrn. cote Wilder
Stolen bases--lIi :.irs. Wilder. Allen, Nc
ponouch. Sacrifice hits SouthW'll Will
der, johnson. First base on called balls
OF johnson :, off Morse. Hit by pitched
ball-Fy Johnson. Struck ou.-Ey john
son g. by Morse 3. Passed ball Melon
ouGh. Double ploys-Allen to Core: Hur
lev To BERNARD to Wilson. Time. 10
Umpire. HasSett
Second game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22

Two-base bits-Barrett. Congalton, Is
bell. Jones. Unglaub. Hts-On Prueitt
in p inning: off Glaze in 1-3 innings.
Sacrifice hits-fIahn. Sullivan, Hart,
llouGherty. Stolen base-Ifahn. Double
plaHs-!IHhn AMI Isbell; Sullivan and
Ferris; I;hoe, Donohue and Davis; Dono-
ON bases Chicago J. Boston G. Bases on
halls-Cm White .. off Pruett 2. of Glaze
3. Struck out--By White Z, by Glaze 3
Time, Id. CmpIreS. Hurst and Connolly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22

some time ago wooden manufacture
er IN the north Of England succeed
ed in making fabric from old ropes
He obtained a quantity of old rome
and cordage, unraveled them and woye
them by secret process into kind
of rough cloth.
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CONN. LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At MISUNDERSTANDING l, Holyoke o.
At Observation-Disclosures S, Hartford l.
At NOrHicE-NOrWich T. New Haven
90 innings)
At Srringfield-Sprinefiel 10. New Lon
don first game); Springfield B. New
london l (secOnd camel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22

Two base hits-Rhoe. Donohue. Stolen
bases-kniSht, Barrett. ID. Sullivan 3,
ConSalton. Double plays-Rhoe, Isbel
and Donohur; Ferris ana Unglaub; Is
-Lell and Donohae Winter, Wagner and
unslaIb Left on bases-ChicagO 4, Bos-
ton ). Bases on balls-OH Walsh 3, off
Winter /. First base on errorS-RostOn ..
Struck out-By Walsh 3, by Winter 2
Passed balI-W. Sullivan. Wild pitch
Winter. Time, 1.40. Empires, Connolly
and Hurst.
Second .yame
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22

A villager Of Cauterets, in the
Hant"s Pyrenees, was gathering wood
Drought down from the mountains by
aValancnes. when he found a human
mead lncased in block of ice. II &c
believed to be that of a Partisan who
was lost on the Tegur last summer.
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PINE TREE.

Two-base hts-Williams. Cote. Three
base hit-Allen. Stolen bases Higgins.
Tetrault, Cote. Sacrifice hit--McDadr
First base on balls-Off Moore Hit ny
pitched hall-Ry Moore. Struck out-Ry
Moore ., by Rogers. Wild pitciI-Rocers.
Double play-Higeins to Allen to Cote
Time, LOS. Umpire, Hassett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22

Lewiston ...........0 3 , q x-7
Augusta SO. .......0 o 0 90
Twu-hase hits Ryan. WhoIl".. stolen
buses Huavicr. M"lrill. Bl,cn >. .;acli-
fee hits hll"n. F"llaDshcr. FIRST base
or halG-Dn Thompson }. First base on
errors Merrill Foian"tre. StrucI; out
Nv Irish 3. Nv Thompson T. Pa@e"d ball
E"ll'v, bpubl" play -keanrV. t;"cde and
Breen. Time. 1i5. Umpire. Lcz,tt'.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At New York-New York l. Chicago o.
AT Brooklyn-First game: Postponed.
wet grounds. second game: Cincinnati j.
BToOklvn :.
At Enstnn-Pittsburg 3. Boston !.
At Thiladt lphia-St. LOUIS VS.. Pliiadel-
phia, wet grounds
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

ii was performed but then of course
it was too late. I think / can say that
nothing Of the kind will happen again
so long as | am connected with the
Maine League.
JOSEPH H. CLOHECY.
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EASTERN LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At Providence-Toronto5 Providence l.
AT Jersey City-Montreal :. Jersey
City l.
At Cch:ster-NeWark IA, Rochester 5.
q AT RaltimOie-BaltinIore l. Buffalo D
first ganae); Baltimore g. Buffalo (sec-
Ond gamej.
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"Fatted foi Owens in ninth


Earned rrms-rnrtland > Bangor ,
TwO-haSe litS-Iott. StanwCod. Three
base hit-tonrny. Home run--Cnvey.
stolen bases Convey, I5:'rr"wS Hanson ,
owens. Cox, Sacrifice hitS-Murray. DE
Rohrn. Tablet. First i.aSe on called balls
or Owens. Hit by pitched by
Gleason. Harson. Struck out-Ey Ovens
I. by Gleason I. Wild pItch-Gleason.
Passed nall-McIauriIlin. Time, IA
Umpire, Clohecy.
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OTHER GAMES SUNDAY.

(NatD 8.
Al Albany-Albany (State) l, Chicago
(Nat) 4.
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AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis 20 0 0 0 o. IA
New York Il o o 0 0 0 5-7-lI-I
i;a:teries-Iiowell. Petty and Stevens;
HoG". Newton and KleinOw. Time. 119.
Umpire OLOughlin.
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BIG LEAGUES.
Chicago Beats Boston
TwiCe--N .Y.5;StL.2
American, Sat: Boston, Detroit,
C|eve., and St. Louis.
National, Sat: Pittsburg, New York
and Brooklyn.
AMEpicAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago, July 21.-Chicago and Boston
divided doube-header today. Winter
heating Walsh in the opening game
to .. and White winning the second to =
Nine double plays We're made during the
afternoon and they were all exceptionally
last.
First game:
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OTHER GAMES SATURDAY.

At Observation-Disclosures 5, Irons 2; Mo-
hawks 6. Dirigos A.
At Observation-Disclosures T., Cam
den 3.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 13, San
ford
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EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
EASTERN LEAGUE SUNDAY.

At Newark-Newark 3, Buffalo 2.
At Rocky POint-Providence 4, Mont
real 0.
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CONN. LEAGUE STANDING.
CONN. LEAGUE SUNDAY.

At Observation-Disclosures 10. Norwich o.
At Waterbury 8, New Ha-
ven 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-22
Biddetord and Bangor Tied for
Third Bangor 5; Port. 2.
Pine Tree Drops Both Ends Of
Doubleheader TO Biddeford.
MAINE LEAGUE STANDING.

Lewiston, July Pin fast and lOOSr
game Saturday, in which the advantage
was with the victorious team, Lewiston
won from Augusta to 0.
I EWJc,rON
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NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
N! e. LEAGUE SATURDAY.

At LOwell-Loweli l. Lawrence 9 first
gapie): Lawrence ,, Lowell (second
game).
At Lynn-Worcester Z, Lynn 2.
AT RrOcktCn-BrOcktOn =, Haverhill l.
At New Bedford-New Bedford 4, Fall
River /.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE SATURDAY.

Az Chicagc-Roston 9. Chicago o.
Al st. Louls-St. Louis G New York .
At Detroit-Detroit 4. Philadelphia 3.
At observation-disclosures A. Washing
ton l.
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Biddeford Twice Beats Pine Tree.

Portland. Me. July 21.-Iilleford walk
ed away with both games from Pine Tree
Saturday, 2 to :, and 3 to l.
HJnhI,EnpI
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Bangor 5; Portland 2.

Portland. Ne. July HI.-I;an%or easily
defeated Portland Saturday.
PORTLAND
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LEWISTON.
AUGUSTA.

'Mahonev out, hunted third strike