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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
\YS DOINGS in THE WORLD OF SPORTS
BATES COLLEGE.
George A. Bcsworth of harrington, r.
l., Elected Track Captain.

Lewiston, Me. May 2f.-(Sn"ri"D-
The election Of Tates' track captain
was hold in the German room to-day.
George Allan BuSworth "f harrington,
f. l.. was elected No better man could
have been chosen. BOSWoth certainly
deserved the position. not only because
Of his fast records. but hecaHS" Of m"
interest he has taken i'll helping 70
build mp a good team.
Ellsworth entered Bates College from
harrington, where he WAS q pitcher on
Iii High school team. His qualities rs y
runner We're entirely unknown during
his first two terms at Bates. II" dih not
realize that that Kind Of latent energy
WAS stored up in his sinewy body which
would soon place him in the front rank
Of New England athletics as a two
miller
When he first appeared on the track
it was noticed that he had exception
ally good wind ana an excellent stride.
but not until the tWo-milc run at oro-
no in the slring Of 1905. when he fin
slied third did his friends open their
eyes. In the succeeding spring of 1906
place and several Of his friends hattcd
their pockets with loose Bowdcin green
that was flying about. lie broke the
Maine State record by several seconds
and duplicated tire trick this year by
lowering il 10 10 min is As sec. rec
ORD that will probably stand for some
time. BoSWorth has a good foundation
now on which to build up good team
for 1908.
Bates Varsity will play her secnd
championship game with Bowdoin to
morrow on Garcelon field. Captain
johnson has taken Burnell off first and
substituted Bridges. This may strength
IN the team, although Burnell has been
putting up a good game in that posi-
ton.
There will also be a game here in the
morning between rjateS second ana
Richmond High. The second team has
won two games and lost two.
The three literary societies will hold
their annual election of officers to-
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
BASE BALL NOTES.

PLAYERS who lay hands 81 umplres
stand good chance Of being expelled
from organized baseball. It's the only
way Ia handle irresponsible players.
A q. Doe Of the Providence club was
At the South End grounds in Boston re-
Gently and closed a deal with st. Louis
for Tnfirldcr Crawford, who will join the
Providence club ON its return homo ana
nlay shortstup. Tho players release
yaa purchased outright for $500 4
pretty stiff figure for a minor league
club.
Washington Star: This fellow
p'Cnnmnr comes pretty near to being
tie greatest hHckstop that ever wor"
4 glove 10 look at Jack you might
think ne was mutt. but nc has y
thilkery that has the thought factories
Of Killing. Bresnahan and CriEor beaten
IN far that The fans are already paying
off 81 O'10 lmnr. while the others are
breeding around the upper turn.
The superb box work Of tie veteran
CIV Young thiS season has given tic
fans al over the country something t.
talk about. His latest performance m
Chicago made il plain that Denton Il.
Young, III" ONO farmer stands today
pitcher in tho business ana that, too.
after is years If hard service in major
league company
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
YOUNG COTE AND HARRIGAN.
Lively Boxing At Athletic Club Room
Friday Evening.

The management uf tho Augusta
Social and Athletic ASsocia ion served
lIp at the club room last evening an
other appetizing dish for the members
Of the sporting fraternity which fur
nished a season Of much enjoyment 70
all vino find pleasure in an exhibition
Of fast ring work The menu Of the
evening included three events and each
Of them was seasoned with Sui1Icleht
spice to make it palatable
The main event was SiX-round bout
between Young cote Of Biddeford and
Fighting Eddie HarriEan Of PORTLAND
and was a good one, being characterlz-
cd at times by some very speedy work
on the part Of both boys, but me
rounds We're productive Of too mucll
covering up OH the part 81 inc flhue-
ford To constitute what could be called
real first class work.
Young Uarrigan demonstrated that
no was 4 fighter Of the first class ana
Won many friends by his clean ana as-
c-rcEsivc work but WAS at dlsadVau-
tage on account Of the covering up I'll
ferrcd 10 above, being unable 70 laid
any effective blows although he had
them in abundance.
On the other hand Young Cote
through the tactics which ne adopted
landed repeatedly On his antagonlst
and had Harrigan been q less hafuy
proposition is would have Jared hard
with him. Put the exhibition Wouin
have been more satisfactory had y
been Of the stand up and give and take
order.
Previous 10 the main bout Young
Hunt ana Trepannicr went faSt pre-
liminary ana lid Albert Of TINS clty
ana Young Masters Of Lewiston started
for another, but the Augusta lad was
by far too many for the Lewiston rep
resentativc and the latter gave u up ~
the middle Of the second round. ria
Albert is one Of the coming prospects
and il is going to take good one y
teach him the lesson.
During the evening Manager Hanks
announced that Kid Shea Of Halloween
ana Young Pusey Of Auburn would
meet in the club room Friday evening,
NAV 81. and the bout will be Good
one.
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TREAT FOR JACKIES.
Naval Officers and Their Men See Good
Boxing At New York Navy Yard.

Admiral CoGhlan and his staff Of ma
val officers We're given an athletic treat
on the green sward ana in full view ~
al. the marines ana sailors who are
in port at the New York navy yard.
Tie new mammoth death-dealing bat
tlcShip Washington was literally
SWarmcd with naval officers and jack
les presenting Il most novel sight. Tom
Sharkey was introduced by Master Of
Ceremonies Johnny Dunn as thc pride
OF the American navy. and the cheers
which greeted tho distinct and clear
announcements coIIld De heard for a
mile. Father Rearncy, the chaplain Of
the navy, arranged the show, which
was Of the gilt-cdgcd order and great
ly pleased the immense crowd. Terry
Edwards defeated Tommy Nelson in
ten rounds Of scientific boxing. Kid
Williams. Of Philadelphia fairly ont
pointcH Jack Robinson. ~ Chicago. ana
Billy West fought Z draw With Bat
Ting Kelley. Hjalmar Lund"n. cham
piOn Of sweden, ana AlphOnSe Stcure
wrcstled draw under Gracco-R Roman
rules. The contest between Leo Par
deIlo ana George Bothner was the most
sensational ever witnessed.
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Kicker g; Hiuqins 3.

The second game was between Hig-
gins and Kicker. AT the beginning Of
the game Higgins was the favorite but
when Kicker scored two runs in the
first inning there was a change in favor
Of Kicker.
In the second Kicker added another
while Higgins failed to get man be-
You'd second in the third Higgins rot
man across the plate No one scored
in the fourth. In the fifth Kicker got
on 70 Applebee and banged out the
first home run seen on this field this
year and got fine singles besides, net
ting three runs.
Higgins in hcr half also found the
ball ana banged the sphere for two
runs In the sixth Kicker scored or a
triple and a single. Higgins followed
IN her half and scored on a single and
triple In the seventh Kicker scored
two runs hy hard hitting Higgins was
unable 10 get q score. In the eighth
Kicker did not see first and Higgins
failed tp score. In the ninth Kicker
could ut get a score Higgins in her
half got busy and scored four runs and
the game ended 8 to in Ricker's favor.
This game was one where heavy hitting
played IN important part. Higgins
rally in the ninth was the feature Of
the game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
GREENFIELD AFTER CANS.
EngIsnd's $40 Pound Champ Wants to
Meet Crack Yankee Pugilists.

Tho latest Of the English fighters to
reach these shores is Harry Greenfield
the 1901 ound champion of England
He came to this country AZ the Solicita
tion Of Patrick Calvin. = prominent
fighting man or Rochester. n. NJ, who
has posted $1,000 to bind match with
EattiinC Nelson or .IOc Cams. lie would
also like u meeting with Jimmy Gard
ncr. Harry Lewis or Willie FitzE"rIl1
Greenfield IL 4 short. stocky fellow
with broad shoulders. His head il bull
like. while his Jaw is massive, denoting
strength ana determine ton. Ills eyes
are small. H'lt they look at YOU with
4 frank. honest expression. His hands
are knotty. lie has 2 big arm and 2
chest 4 IA Tom Sharky. Looking him
over on" cannot but u" impressed with
his fighting build. He looks like 2.
fighter ut Z glance. His record stamps
him as a good one.
Greenfield has every confidence IN
himself to defeat any man Of his
weight in tlis country. TIr does not
draw the color line ana viii willingly
sign IN 10 mcot Joe Cans "r any man
any Of the clubs may select.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
Today Meet
at BOWdOin

Brunswick, Me. May 24.-(SpeciaD,
The ninth annual Interscholastic
track meet for Maine preparatory
schools will be held on the Whittier
field tomorrow, and the indications TO-
night are that the meet will be one Of
tho largest. if not the largest, ever held
under the auspices Of the Bowdoin Cor
legc Track Association. Entries have
been received from IA schools and %
far as known they will all be represent
ed. A large number of preparatory
school men arrived in Brunswick on
the afternoon trains today and the
early morning trains tomorrow VIII
bring many more.
The schools that have entered teams
are as follows: Portland High school,
Westbrook Seminary. Deering Hlsn
school, Hebron Academy, Bar HaroN
High school, WcstbrOok High school,
Bangor High school. Edward htts
High school. Kcnt's Hill Seminary
oak Grove Seminary. Thornton Acaa'
envy, Abbott school, Pennington, SkoW'
hogan High school and Lewiston Hlsn
school
Over 100 men are entered and lh
contests promise TO be unusually ~
teresting. The trials will take plae
at 10 O'Clock and the finals will be Tn
off at r. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
ADVANTAGE TO GUNTHER.
Australian Has Slight Lead Over Joe
Blackburn Al Quaker City.

Philadelphia Pa, May 2i-G"orge
Gunther. the Australian cyclone, had q
slight advantage over Jack Blackburn
in the winIup at the broadway A. G.
Wednesday. Gunther inflicted terrific
punishment on blackburn with his
hard RIGHTS and IcftS Ia the chest and
stomach, and had Jack on the defence
most Of the time while Blackburn, on
the other hand, seemed satisfied to jab
his opponent and soon had him bleeding
from the nose.
III the fourth round Black burn
stepped the Kangaroo for q moment
with 2 nard right to the face. but his
blow lad 4 tendency TO make Gunthcr
fight ~ the more harder and lie fin
ishci strong.
IN the opening Of the fifth round
Blackburn raised lump over the Aus
tralian'S left eye, while q few minutes
later Gunther returned the compliment
by doing the same to Rlarkburn's
right eve. Throughout the entire six
rounds Gunthcr was the agSrcssor.
In the -windup Jack Williams
won from Jack Fitzgerald by his con
slant iahhing ana had Fitzgeralds face
resembling q piece Of raw beef al
though the latter Put Williams down III
the fifth with Il left hook to the face
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25

Waterfalls. Me. MAY 2f.-SprCi1D.-
The Colby Junior League meet opened
here Friday afternoon. Tho weather
was very good with the exception Of Il
wilma which was bad at times. Hebron
won the game with Coburn IS TO . and
Kicker beat Higgins rs :.
The first game was between Coburn
and Hebron ard began at / 80 In the
first inning with two men on bases He
hron failed to score. Coburn with the
sane chance III her half was unable to
improve ii. IN the second inning with
two mon out Hebron filled the bases
but a long fly to left cut off all chances;
nt scoring. In this inning coburn
showed some good baseball. Hebron in
her turn allowed Coburn to fill the
bases with only one out. but the local
team could not score. Then when He
bron had filled the bases Layton hit a
man and Hebron made the first score
OF the game
Coburn in hcr half failed to score.
In the fourth Hebron began 10 find
Layton ana his support was a little
ra gGed. 50 Hebron scored four runs.
Sawyer who had replaced Upton
struck out the first three men who
came up. At the beginning Of the fifth
the score stood To in Hebrons favor.
In her half of the fifth Hebron got
another man over the plate. Only four
men came to bat for Coburn and no
one saw second.
In the sixth Hebron scored four more
runs. Coburn failed to get man on
first.
In the seventh Hebron added nine
more. Coburn went out in order
In the ninth Tibbetts replaced Lay
ton and Hebron went out in order. In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
INTEREST is HIGH.
Many Bowdoin Students Are Expected
to Attend Game With Bates.

Brunswick, Ne, May 2f.-(SpeciaD.
-Bowdoin will meet Bates tomorrow
On the Garcelon field, Lewiston, in
Bowdoin's fifth game Of the Maine in
tercolegiatc series. Bowdoins battery
will be Sparks ana Lawrence, and the
rest Of the team will be made up as III
recent games
It is expected that there will be a
large number of R"wdoin students 90
up to the game, as this will be the next
to the last gam" i'll which Bowdoin
will play for the Maine college cham
pionship, ana consequently interest in
the championship race is approaching
the fever pitch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
GREGG'S NEW TRAINER.
Bronson Working Out With Red Man
Trying to Learn His Style.

indianapolis. May 24.-Ray Bronson,
Of this city. one If the best feather
weight boxers in the C"untry. is in 4
fair way greatly 10 improve his fight
ing ability. He il now the trainer Of
Indian Joe Gregg. and IL preparing that
boxer for his 10-round bout with steve
Kinney Of Milwaukee, i'll that city on
the night Of May 80
Bronson is boxing and working with
Gregg daily. and will accompany him
to Milwaukee to act as his chief sec
ond. If RronSon learns Gregg'S style
OF infichtinE lie will let tho best boys
of his weight i'm the country know he
is in the fighting game. Bronson will
be the chief second of Freddie Cole in
his bout with Walter Little. at the
Auditorium. in this city Wednesday
night. May %, and will then leave for
Milwaukee to assist Gregg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
FERRETTI SORE.
Hugo KeIIey's Manager Is Disguised
With Los Angeles Methods.

Chicago. May 2t.-"Eyton, the
referee AZ LIS Angeles. * a. bad as the
rest If them down there. Hugo Kelly
ana Twin Sullivan Will not box there
again for tho simple reason that you
don't know what will he pulled off. and
a square deal is a fierce uncertainty
IN this fashion Silvy Ferretti. Hugo
Kelly, manager. pays his respects TO
the fight organization at Los Angeles.
Ferretti and Kelly are back and will
rest up for q little while before taking
Oh any more battles.
THE whole ORrien- Burns deal"
said Silvy. was one Of the crookedest
ever. and the fight was worse than the
frameup, Ak far as fighting went,
O'Bren simply ran for his life. scared
to death and dumfounded by the double
cross that had been handed him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
THE WORCESTER MEET.
New Hurdle Rccord-Mane Men Arc
Showing Up Finely.

Worcester. May PA. r.. Shaw Of
Joliet. Ills, ana Dartmouth college Just
missed establishing 4 worlds record
for the 11O-yard high hurdles at the
events If the New England
intercollegiate Athletic Association on
Worcester oval TODAY. through the fall
ing Of the ninth hurdl" a& H. cleared
it, Shaw swept over TIL" tenth JUMP
IN clean style ana brot" lie tltr III II
seconds fiat, - ~ y \. H, ~ liter
than the record uf krrl.1' M the
University Of Fcnusylya..!I. SHAW y
effort today stands as an association
record because the hurdle was up
when he negotiated il. but the y atom
al rules require that all t'c jaMp" ","ll
be made cleanly. Tht former r'.ri,
Is 2-5 seconds. was nrI" IN Stephen
Chase, in 1906.
While Dartmouth qualified HI" !dr%-
cst number Of men III til" II events
that were run Of today. the wearcr'
Of the green was not at all confident
tonight Of retaining TIL" cir"trpio 'a':ip
won at Brooklyn last yrar I|r"wn ANA
Amherst. have each II ~ Il il i,r ~
morrow, and Williams iits to n"E still
in the running.
Much will depend ~ the results ~
the three events which .cin rct at-
tempted today. the l0H-r.t!.i d.t.;h. tie
mile ana twn-niilr runs. Z. "a Of Am
herst is the fayrritc for tile l11-yard,
Fortier Of Maine for the mile and
Gallup Of Brown for the tWo-mile
events. Wymau Of Maine qualified in
the 440-yardS run today.
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O'BRIEN AND kEYES DRAW
OBrien Seems to Have Best Of Bout
Up to Fourth Round.

New York. May 24.-Rouse O'Brien
Of Boston and Bert keyes Of PhiIa-
delphia met in the final and star bout
at the Long Acre A. G. here Thursday
night. 1t was a give and take affair
between this pair during the entire
six rounds. While up to the fourth
round it looked as if the Bostonian had
little on the Quaker City lad, there
was not enough to have called the en-
counter anything but a draw had the
hight ended there. Many of the specta-
tors looked for O'Brien to increase his
slight advantage in the last two
rounds. but he failed to do so, Keyes
managing to hold his end UP until the
finish At the end of the sixth round
the referee called it draw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
THIS WEEKS GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Thursday. Friday and Saturday Boston
NJ st Louis New York at Chicago. Phi-
adelphia at Cleveland. Washington ut
sunday-Boston at st. Louis New York
at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standardization at New York. Brook
,vn AT Philadelphia Chicago at Cincin-
natl, st. Louis at Pittshurs.
Sunday-Chicago at Cincinnati. l1tts-
burg at ST. Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
STANDARDIZATION at Worcester. FAN
River at Lynn. New Bedford at Lowell
Hayerhill at Lawrence.
STATE LEAGUE.
Friday and Saturday-Augusta at BAN
Kor, Waterville at Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
G. 3. Hyde Bowdon Tennis Champion

Brunswick. Me, May 24.-(SpcciaD.
The final round Of the round roE-n
for the college tennis championship
was played off yesterday. and resulted
in victory for George +. Hyde, '0S,
who thus becomes captain Of the ten
mis- team for this year.
His opponent in the final round was
r. Burleigh Martin, 10. Of Augusta.
The score was 60. 6. 90.
The Maine intercollegiate tourna-
ment will be held on the Bowdoin
courts on the first three days Of next
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
Lawrence and Lynn Both &
Above New Bedford,
The Winners: Brockton,v Lawr,p
Lowell and Lynn.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE sTANnIuc

Worcester, May 2i.-Brockton PLAYED u
around Worcester at Boulevard park N.
afternoon, winning u to l. Bushev ~.
batted from the box in the second ~
was succeeded by the Worcester boy N,
Dufiic. Seven hits were made off tho !,
ter. which included a home run. a tbrs.
base hit, two two-base hits and sinrb
for seven runs. The feature for Worces
ter was running oRe-hand catch "
Reynolds.
BroCkton 1910 2 q q o Z 7-1aa.
Worcester $50 o 0 10 la
notwithstanding ana McGovsr,.
busfey, McBnftic and McCune Time, N
Umpire, James.
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SPORTING NOTES.

When play closed Friday night y
the Massachusetts open championsip
at the Brae Burn Country Club al Az.
burndale. Mass, three players WEI
tied at 302 for the az holes, naineN
Alex Ross, Of the Brae Burn Cluy,
Gilbert Nichols. of the Woodland olo'
and David Brown, the English chaa,
pion. The tie will be played OIL g.
urday.
Miss Georgianna Bishop of brpV z.
lawn, Bridgeport. Conn, who won ~ ~,
women's national golf champlonssS,,
three years ago, and the WolIe.
Metropolitan championship three y ,t."r
ago, won the Women's Metropohlaaa
championship Friday at the knohw ~
Country Club. She defeated n
Julia r. Mix, Of Englewood. y. j. ~, ~
on q holes. For the second cup re.
S. f. Leaffert. Engfewood. beat N
Page SchwarzwaIder. Baltusroi'
and to play, and won the prize
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25
HARRY LEWIS A FAklR?
Alleged to Have Sold Out Match With
Gardner At Denver.

Denver. Col. May Gland now it is
claimed that Harry Lewis belongs to
the fakir class. Henry Mellenbacker. a
Grand Rapids man, who has been
backing Lewis. makes the charge. He
declares the Lowis-Gardner fight 4
rank scll-out on the part Of Lewis.
though he cXonnratcs the Gardner par
~ ard r. W. DiclIerson, manager of
Lewis.
Mr.. Mellenbackcr expresses the be
lief that Jacob Besterman. father Of
Lewis. engineered his sons defeat so
that it would be the means of breaking
the contract with MelIenbacker and r.
W Dickerson. Lewis manager. He
does not think the Gardner party or the
Coliseum management knew anything
whatever Of the matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-25

Chicago Record Herald: All ose, ~
country the fans are pulling ~ ~
White Sox to win. They want u Nv
"Commy' land on top. because W.
know that he win treat his players s,,ssr
ter than any other man IN sas
league if he wins. The great oiog
that gather at the South side pau psay
to watch his team play are ever aysr
to cheer the famous leader. wiene ~
he makes his appearance among H. T.
players. And what's more - a,ity
serves every bit of the great popuia'
he enjoys at the present time.
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COLBY JUNIOR LEAGUE.
Hebron Beats COburn Is to 2==RiCk=
er TrimsHiggins9to S==Hebronand
Kicker Will Decide Issue Today.

tho eighth Cuhurn scored one run on
q hit and All error. In the ninth Co
burn got one more run. The game end
Cd with the score IS 10 , in Hcbron's
favor. During the first three innings
Coburn played good hall but when they
went into The air they seemed unable
[" settle down. Hebron played good
BAN all the time.
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Lowell z; New Bedford s.

Lowell. Mass, MAY a.-Tne home team
Won a close but slowly played game Of
over two hours here today, I to oyer
New Bedford. il which two pitchers we're
hatted out ot the box. Riley Of the Low
els in the third inning and Hartman for
tho visitors in the fifth.
Lowell .........O / 9 Q 4 ] Q x-1-n-i
New Bedford. % . Q | 0 Q 0-6- ~
Battcries-Riley. Abbott and Lucia;
Hartman and Coffin. Norris and Cooney.
Time, ia. Umpire, Wood,
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Dartmouth 5: Wesleyan d.

Hanover. n II, May 2i-Dsrtmouth
shut out WESLEYAN for eight innings to
dav to and then came near losing the
Gam" in the ninth by allowing the visit
ors 10 rct the lead ~ giving three hits
and two errors In Dartmouth's half Of
th., ninth. however. MacCathcran gave
three bases On balls and with an error the
winning run was forced in for Dartmouth
p,rtmoutb OO o 0 0 2-5-T-i
W"sIeyan .......O 0 0 0 0 0 0 At.
batteries killin and Schopperly; Cum
ningharn. MacCatheran and GAY. Time
Ill Umpire, I[iloury.
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Lawrence s; HaverhiII o.

Havrrhill, Mass. May 3i-Maroney,
pltcfing Was too much tor the locals Il.
day. and Lawrence Won & 10 o Hilbe-
pitched steadily up to the eighth but M
poor support. Brennan was put out y
the game for protesting too strenuously
70 decision Of the umpire.
Lawrence .....2 o 0 o D q 3 O-5-jAI
Iiaverhill ......0 Q 0 Q . 0 L CO ii
Batteries-Maroney and Eaton: Hilbert
and Perkins. Time, 1.3S. Umpire, Con.
molly.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT Montreal-Ba Baltimore 4. Montreal 1.
Montreal Baltimore I.
AT Reconsideration .. Providence 2;
Providence ;, Toronto ,.
At Observation-Disclosures z, Jersey
City 4
AT Ruffalo-BufaIo ii, Newark a.