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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20

Tie Special Delivery team lost 70 the
Tanglewoods in a five-inning contest
Friday by to 3. Teams averaging six
teen years address Frank r. Hutcbin-
son. Messenger No. 4. Special Delivery,
Postofice Department
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20

The Rosslyn Stars and the Eastern
Empires Qhe champion colored team OF
the DISTRICT played an interesting game
Of ball the score being TO 9. The fea-
lures were tie pitching OF A Parker,
the batting OF Parks. Saunders, and
Fleet. and the splendid fielding Of Mack
ali and II. Parker. Address Arthur
Parker, Rosslyn, Va
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20

The Metropolitan Juniors defeated the
Bureau OF Forestry in a well played
game. Score to s. The features were
the pitching OF Edwards and the work
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20

The BladensbUrg baseball club wants
games with teams avera,dng seventeen
years. Address Francis Dahler, Bladens-
burg, Nd
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20

The Vigilants started the season with
a victory by defeating the South Ends
by 70 TO s. and want games with any
team IN the District averaging from
Is 20 IS years. Address Q L. Spinney,
SO K street southeast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20

The St Elizabeth baseball team Of
Anacostia wants games with amateur
teams Of the District. preferably those
Of the Capital City, Marquette, Depart
mental. and Sunday School Leagues.
For games address A. A. Moore, AZ
Monroe street. Anacostia-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
CUTLER EASY WINNER.
Bests George Slosson First Night of
Big Billiard Contest.

New York Dec. 10.-Albert Cutler Of
Boston and George Slosson began an ISL
balk line contest of 1900 points AT Sos
sons room Monday night. Cutler was an
easy winner of the first block of PORTS.
He made 300 to the students cG7 The
balls broke contrarily for Slosson and
scattered before he could get in anything
substantial in the way Of run. Cutler,
on the other hand. controlled them much
more effectively. He played etreakily,
hut benefited materially from three rms.
each over 50. The score:
Cutler-1, 3 S. 0. 7. 3. 81, 5, %, 3, 0, .,
o. . 60, p. Il. .. !, 50, o. o, g. g. ,. o. o. Is. o.
1890. Average, 10; high runs 90. 80. 81.
Slosson-7, >, ). Is, =. |, II. %. 0. ., %. %,
G. 49, 49, /. 3, .. 5. II. 6. |. o. s. 0, !, O. l. l, |,
30. Average. 4-29; high runs. q. p, %
Ferdinand Poggenburg 4G1b defeated
John Keans nS.) monday night in the IA
inch ball; line tournament at The Krick-
erhocker Academy, Brooklyn. The score
was 100 to l67 PoggenburG made rams of
G.. -, 90 and 80. and veraged 2-5l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
Eugene Tremb|ay Wins a
victoTyat Nashua, Nh.
Cutler Scores Easy One Over
George S|osson In New York.
Harvard Students Seek 10 Revive
the Cricket Game.

Nashua, y. H., Dec. 10-Eugene
Tremblay, champion lightweight
wrestler Of the world. met Henry
Gaudrette champion Of New England,
in a match at Montcalm hall last
evening, with an agreement to throw
Gaudrette four times within an hour.
Both men were in excellent cOndi-
ton, but Tremblay's age, skill and ex-
perience made him more than a match
for the Nashua man and it was evil
dent from the start that he would
make good his agreement. Trem-
blays weight was 1873 and Gaudette's
122
Only once during the match did
Gaudette play the aggrcSSor and that
only for a few minutes. He cOntin-
ually spared for time, getting off the
mat time after time. Peter Ploude Of
Lowell, who is to wrestle Tremblay
next month for the lightweight cham
pionship. was referee Of the match.
TremblayS falls Wer secured in -, s,
81. and ION, making a total Of
361am.
John AlecOs Of Nashua defeated Kid
Paquette in a preliminary, getting
two falls in II Rm. Kid Dufour of
Lawrence went down before Lucien
Landry Of MANCHESTER in two fails
in :Iln.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Wednesday Welsh vs.. Dave
Deshler. Ike McLcon W. Tom Hall Den
nv RYAN vs.. Denny Mclaughlin. Chelsea
Young Hrlt VS.. Pat Kline, Baltimore,
Boston 4 a. amateur trial bouts; jim
Perry VS.. Ed Sullivan, Louisville. COZ
Danny Goodman US. Dusty Miller, Peolla
H.: Kid Haney vs.. Jim TrcnWith. Wayne
A. c., Philadelphia.
Thursday-Joe Thomas vs.. Kid ketch-
ell San Francisco: Prank tHrseE vs.
MuGgsy Shoc,s. Pueblo. Col; Sid B:eh'
vs.. Leo Houck. Lancaster. Pa; lid VII
latte vs. Dave Marks. New bedford
steve Kinney VS.. Kid Farmer. GAINESVILLE
WIS: Johnny Mario vs.. Billy Glover
New York; amateur bouts. LymansVille
II. T.: SANDY Ferguson IS. Morris Harris
at broadway A. C.. Philadelphia
Flidav-Tonmy Murphy VS.. Jack Dor
man, New York; Jack O'Brier VS.. B!il
Hcveron. Philadelphia; Dick liyland VS.
Willie Fitzgerald, Salt Lake Si.E; Jel'
Doherty VS. Young Otto, New YORK
aturlay-Boston a. \. final bouts;
Howard Baker vs.. Young Erlenb"rn
Netherand. Col. bouts At National \. g,
pIiladclDhia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
BARRY FOR WISCONSIN,.
Brockton Man Will Probably Be Head
Coach Next Year.

Madison, Wis, Dec. 10.-Tom Barry
Of Brockton, Mass, will in all prob
ability be head coach of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin football team next
season. Barry, who this year has
been coaching Notre Danes eleven,
has been here for n few days con-
ferring with the athletic authorities.
and il is understood that an agree
ment with him his already been
effected
Barry is a graduate of Brown Uni
versity, was regarded as one of the
bet halfbacks playing the college
game four years ago. ana is n close
personal friend Of DR.. Dan Mccarthy
of Wisconsin. himself an old Brown
man. Barry had marked success with
the Notre Dame eleven this season.
turning out from limited material n
team that held its own against the
strong elevens of Indiana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
BOXING NOTES.

Tommy Murphy and Willie Moody
will meet III Philadelphia in three
weeks.
Mike Donovan and Sailor Brown will
meet at Rochester, y. Y. Christmas
afternoon.
Tommy Murphy's nose is in such bad
shape that he will 60 under an opera
ton in a few days TO have a small
bone cut out.
Jack Doughcrty, the Milwaukee vel
Bresrahan at Menominee, Mich. the
latter part of this month.
jack Foy and Harry Brown of this
country won battles at Plymouth, Eng.
the other night against English boxers.
Brown and Foy are not known here by
those names
Young Donahue states that he is not
going 10 box Young Kloby at Lawrence
Friday night. as he never signed TO do
so. and does not intend to. Donahue
went 10 New York last night, where he
expects TO get several matches
AL belmont and Joe Wagner are
matched to box at Thornton. r. L..
Dec. -. They had partially agreed to
bCx AZ LymaEsville, but Wagner con-
sidered the inducements offered by The
1hcrnton club were better and held
out Cor the change Of clubs. AS Del
mont is anxious to clash with Wagner
ne Lad 10 accept.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
AUSTIN GlBONS.
Notable Lightweight Is Dead In Pat
erson, N. j., Hospital.

Paterson, n. j., Dec. 10.-Austin
Gibbons, who brought the English
lightweight championship back 10
America when he defeated Stanton
Abbott. is dead at St Joseph's hospi-
tai
His memorable battle with Jack
McAuliffe at Hoboken when the lights
We're turned out at the fifth round, was
the talk of the sporting world for a
couple Of years After considerable
litigation the side bet for which the
TWO men fought was returned to their
hackers and the purse split.
Gibbons had a 45-rOund victory over
Andy Bowen to his credit After the
McAuliffe fight Gibbons gradually
dropped out Of the lmelight and
finally joined the United States army,
serving for five years in the Philip
pines with the 10th Cavalry. On his re-
turn he secured a position in the local
fire department, but this life was too
duh for him and he resigned after
serving about two years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
FRIENDS ARE CONFIDENT.
DeshIer's Activity Gives His Adherents
Strong Faith In Him.

Boston, Dec. 10.-The activity of
Dave Deshler the past week in his
training quarters has animated his
friends to the extreme, and they are
imbued with a reliance that Dave will
encounter no great impediment to-
ward his success when he clashes with
Freddie Welsh in Chelsea tomorrow
night The form that Dave has been
exhibiting carries conviction that he
will do to this clever boxer what he
has done to Kid Sullivan, Young Erne,
Charlie Neary, Maurice Sayers, Terry
Martin and Rouse O'Brien.
Welsh is rated highly in Philadelphia
and also on the other side, but if he
has anything on Deshler tomorrow
night he is good enough to line up
with the best, and the local sports will
accord him due credit for his ability.
All the interest is not confined to
this battle, for the semi-final induced
the members to evince unusual con-
Germ in the entertainment Denny Ryan
and Denny Mclaughlin, the light
weight boxers, meet in an eight-rOund
bout, while Ike Mclean Of Hudson
and Tommy Hall Of the North End
clash in the opening bout
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
features Of tho Days Dealings in All
The Leading Stocks.

New YORK. Dee. ld.-Tie recent etIrloI1
Tor IL" market WAS cVid' ntiy abandu,l.d
today, but whether voluntarily or fprcibly
was not cl"hr. There WAS sin further
calling of loans by Tn" banks following;
that Of Yesterday ana tine can money
rat" was run W 10 2, per cent. compared
WIN q maximum rate ~ ~ per cent ycs-
terdav. THIS h"d 4 had effect, IN thr
force Of depression was NOR, direct than
through effect on sentiment. Tie selling
conV"reed especially on the lIill stacks
ana Reading. ana their sudden lapse
was Of marked sympathetic effect on the
Who'll" jnarltct. Some relative re- istrnc.
Wa. shown by the crpp"rS, Which might
Le accounted frl l'N the large short inter
eSi ~ these stocks waiting to cover on
the decline. Th,r" WAS some evidence
also Of direct transfer Of large accounts
from the lin stocks into Tie Hartman
Iaci1icS. The motive: for the wi1hdraw:,,
OF call loan credits bv The banks yrr..
rot clearly understood ANA re-, rcrliapS
If added unfHvorabl,. effect for tnat r"3I-
sob. The "tfIpil"d digest If the show
ing of the New York CITY national banks
was held 10 confirm the claim II IN.
large resources supplied by the New York
hanks 10 the interior dlIrn.g the period Of
strain.
The continued interior demand is k cp-
ing up the premium on currency ana was
given part responsibility for The active
calling of loans b" tie New York banks
today. The IuhllratiOn ~ tie reports Of
national banks by cities rs they are re-
cciVcd III the office If Tia, coIupt roll-r VIZ
the currency is demonstrating tie f.ict
that the condition If heavy cash reserves
through the interior is NOT universal al
though a general cGnditi0n Of etrcrGth
was indicated hy first l.. ports from un-
official sources Tho pittSburg showing
created bad Impression and hat from
some other prominent c+ntcrS proved dis
appointing til" governments favorable
estimate Of the cotton cTrp l4ad ut mod
crate effect ir st"adylng stocks. ana Tic
days decline in prices proved t. ht con
siderable
Bonds Wcrc easy Total sales par val
ne. 5000 G0 United States b"I.d.5 We're
uucha' !%'-ti On call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
BOXING.
Martin Has Slight Ad-
vantage Over Chandler.
DeshIef's Activity Inspires His
Friends With Confidence.
Austin Gibbons, Stanton Abb0tt's
conqueror, Is Dead.

Phila deirhia, Dec. l0.-The principals
in the windup at the Spring Garden
A. C Monday night were Terry Martin
and f Idle Chambers of this city. II
was a rough and tumble fight from the
second the men shook hands. Neither
man showed any science, II being ham
mer and tOngs. with rlinches occurring
constantly.
There were very few clean blows
landed most Of The fighting being ir
clmChec. In the third round Martin
rushed Chambers clear across the ring.
and when the fighters landed against
the ropes they parted and Chambers
went outside the ring. In the sixth
both men clinched, and III wrestling
rush both men were precipitaicd over
the chairs surrounding the ring 10 the
floor, where they continued their rough
fighting. They were finally separated
and resumed their milling in the ring.
1t was a very even bout, but Martin
was entitled 10 any advantages ti?2t
the fight may have developed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
BREAKS UP BOXING MATCHES.
Inspector Walsh Makes Peaceful Raid
On physical Culture" Place.

New York, Dec. 10-Inspector Walsh
stopped another set Of boxing matches
last night. this time in BILLY" Elmer's
physical culture" establishment, the
Consolidated Athletic Club, in the Mil
Ter building. at 65th street and Broad
way. Walshs men were all too well
known to be boxing promoters, SO he
got a new detective. Frederick Conklin.
from the Church street station, to act
as sleuth.
Conklin bought two tickets at the
door, and gave one to Captain Farrell,
of the West 6Sth street station, who
was waiting outside with the inspector
and n bunch of detectives. Then they
all went inside. and Inspector Walsh
announced that the boxing was over
The crowd grumbled, but filed out sub
missively.
Joe" Gaynes. negro. and "Joe"
Sheridan, an Irishman. the boxers,
were arrested, and with them the ref
cree. Gym" Bagley. a sporting writer
and the proprietor, who gave his real
name, William Elmer Johns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
TO REVIVE CRICKET.
Harvard Students Trying to Give the
Sport Its Former Standing.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 10.-Harvard
graduates who are interested in crick-
ct are making a strong move to revive
the sport. Two years ago there was
cricket team at Harvard on which
a number of men who had learned the
game in Philadelphia and England
played. 1t was found necessary to give
up the team owing to the lack of space
for the crease, baseball claiming all the
available ground.
A petition has just been granted by
the athletic committee which asked for
the laying out of a cricket crease in
the Stadium. AS the Stadium is used
by the lacrosse and track teams, how
ever, their consent viii have to be OBJ
tanned. If they feel that cricket will
not interfere with them. the cricket
crease will be made as soon as the
snow leaves the ground this spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
PERELLI DISQUALIFIED.
Tries Foul Tactics In Wrestling Bout
At Manchester, N. h.

Manchester, y r., Dec l0.-J"hn
Perelli of New York was disqualified
for lighting IN his match with Yankee
Rogers at the RoliaWaY ring Monday
evening. Rogers won the first fall with
q head scissors in 3? minutes. The
second period had hardly opened when
Perell began his rough tactics, finally
landing Il straight arm jolt t" Rogers
stomach which made the Yankee
groggy. The refere" promptly dis
qualified the New Yorker.
Young prollos Of Lowell. Mass. de-
fcated Frank West or New York in a
handicap match by throwing him
within Il half-hour. West, too, was
pugnacious and Il policeman had to
interfere before he would leave the
ling. Fred Chrnnette Of this city was
referee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
WILL BURNS BE CHAM.
PlON IN LEMON SQUEEZE?

The following is from the Boston
Post:
is Tommy Burns going to
become the champion lemon suueezer
OF TWO continents? He could have
been forgiven for his little affair with
squares. and again with Guner Moir.
on the ground of ignorance, but if II IS
true. and they do say it is, that falling
to get on a match with a party named
Roche OF Ireland. he will tackle Jack
faimer. former champion Of England
Wen nave TO hang the medal on his
chest
Palmer is the boxer from whom NOR
won the British heavyweight title
Now, can you see what Burns will dr.
with anything like that? Palmer's
most recent battle was in California
with. Jack eTwin) Sullivan. He was
ripe for the plucking. and the Twir
wouldn't have turned a hair. even i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
Mccarthy For Reds?

Tom McCarthy, BoSton's old "utfield-
er, who for Years was q member Of the
Boston National League team, has been
mentioned as "a possible successor to
Ned IIanlOn az manager of the Gin
cinnati Reds William Clvncr Of
Columbus, Tommy Leach Of PittSburg,
Roger BrcSnah.un, Ed Grillo and Harry
WolvertCn all have been spoken o; as
possibilities for the place. Garry Her
mann, president of the Cincinnati club,
has not made any statement suggestive
of his own choice, for the manager of
his team.
Since leaving the Boston clnb Nc
Carrhy has maintained his interest IN
baseball and has coached the teams at
HOW GROSS and DartmOnth.
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Young Quits Suddenly.

Cincinnati, Dee. 1o.-W. j. Young
who came here this fall from the
Springfield Training School To coach
the various athletic teams of IN" II nj
VerSity of Cincinnati. has left his DO
Sition for reasons best known to him
self. ana Ralph Inott, an alunnus Of
the university. has been elected
Youns's successor. Young had CON
siderable success in tn" development
of the football team, and his some
what sudden departure was sur
prist. 10 the students. Young was 2
clever all round athlete ANA thor
uughly popular with the student body
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Dec "
Fi.OTR-U achangod. mill shipm"n'S'
spring patents l.5IG'"
CORN Unchanged; NJ yellow "'9"
I uArs-r,ncnangcd. NJ y clipped vdrr
tdG.G0'
HAY-pun. cEcice -.
Mill. FEFD-Gui"t.
SPRING PRAN- % a0H21-
MINED FEED -21M"n
PORI.-puitt: medium 10.
LARD Quiet: ,cA.
REEF-Finn: whole cattle @0"'..
I.AMHS-Fhm: spring llmiHt
I1'TTEK-$teudy; northern 2yIy
EC;6;S, steady. cIloicr 4&G4i. western =
an ..-l.,,o
APPIES-Bull No. l Baldwins 2:'m5 :"
POTATOES Dun. Maine whit" 6Nf'n
Sugar STEADY "n q bass "t '' ~
Eranulated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
TRIGGS IS CAPTAIN.
Unanimously Chosen to Lead HOLY
Cross Football Team.

Worcester, Dec 1O.-At a meeting
Of the Holy Cross Athletic Associa-
ton. the football men unanimously
elected Daniel Triggs captain of the
1908 team. Triggs is a Junior and
halls from Brockton. Joseph Pine of
Lowell. Soph. was elected assistant
manager of football, and Thomas Mon
ahan assistant manager of basket
ball. William White Of Warren was
elected manager of prep football.
Coach e inothysF.r Larixin was re-ap-.
pointed to coach the team again next
season,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
Chicago Produce Market.

chicago. DEC 10
Weakness in The stock market and
SHARP dfclin'S III wheat prices al Euro
reHn grain Ccnttrs caused weakness TO-
diY in the local "h'al market. Tie MAY
delivery closing al q net loss 81 "sGaic
Corn vas i.c higher oats Wri-- IN ~,
Provisions we're lof,l5,. higher
Tine leading fixtures closed Us follows.
WIiFAT-Dec. 49,. MAY 80 ~" Jnlr
GoEN-Dec. "a; May 80; jnly ~.
OATS May ole 527,; May new a. JuH
old a.. Juy lew Al.
MESS TORiI-Ian ~" May is
LAEI'-J@n. 775: MAY ~.
SHOET RIBS-Iun I'll. MAY t4-i-
cash quotations were rs follows.
fI.cUR-StcadV.
WHEAT-No. > spring l"oT lu1. No ..
4 los: No. = red T21&MH'i.
CORNING. : 5>rl- n" : yellow s3i.
Nti
CATS-No .: No. } white 4>i-:ri2.
EYE-No. : 1Gla
PAEt.I'T-Gnnd feeding ga y.
NJ hIrIEG- Fair 10 choice TTi:N.
F'LAE-No. | northwestern ll,i:
TIMOTHY STEp Prime A..
CI.O\ FIR Contract grades l1.1
SIIOET RIBS. SlDl'S-ti;2i f,.l.'.
MESS I OII[-l2Il2l-l2
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Jack Egan Signs
With johnson.

Jack Egan, the crack American AS
ISOLATION umpire, will not be on the
American Associations pay roll next
season, as ne has signed AN American
League contract. lie was given trial
Nv Ban johnson after the close Of tn"
American Association race this season,
and made sucl: AN excellent showing
that Johnson has rendered h,m :: con
tract for 1905. Egan is one of the best
arbiters that ever Oiiiciatcd III the
American Association, and johnson feels
sure he will hold Il permanent berth
in his league.
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Another Walking Match.

Milwaukee, Dec. l0.-The Illinois
and milwaukee, Athletic Clubs are to
have a lUp-milr walking match be
tween Milwaukee and Chicago next
week. There Win be five walkers on
each side. The match is the OUTCOME"
of II recent attempt on the part of fir"
milwaukee, men. including Mayor
NJ Becker. 10 walk to Chicago in y"
hours, only one Of III" FIVE succeed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
A YEAR OFF.
Honus Wagner Must Take Long Rest
To Cure Rheumatism.

Pittsburg. Dec. 10.-Honus Wagner
the great shortstop of the Pittsburg
baseball club, has notified the owners
that he must have whole years rest
to cope with his present ailment Of
rheumatism. Wagners attitude on the
matter is very conclusive. for he de-
clares that it is his firm intention Of
taking the rest, and that, he will not
don the baseball uniform next sea-
son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
Chicago Cattle Market.

tTltIEO, ITfN 7"
Cattle,-Receipts estimated about l""";
market steady to SLOW. steers iW4"'
IIDGS-Roctipts estimated about 2N'N.
mnrket lTG,..c lower. choice heavy ship
ping i4uGiI0
S;lE:I.p Receipts estimated ahrnr l'
ou market steady: she"p E"'i''' lath's
,lu.r,I-. vtaIIim%S i1"f' 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11

Browns will pass up the Southern trip
and put in two weeks at French Lick
Springs in March and couple of weeks
in ST. Louis. This is expected to put
the Browns on edge for the spring
series with the St. Louis Cardinals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
Oxford Il: Cambridge 0.

London, Dec. 10.-The annual inter
Varsity football match was played a!
Queens club today. oxford beat
Cambridge II 10 q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

he had any. Even rating Sullivan as
the equal of Burns. il looks like a case
of cheese for the new champion. Come
home Tommy, and fight somebody
worth while.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. DEC. "
Spot closed steady 81 points lower Mo,
ding uglands u.s.; do. sulf ~" y"
Grjveston Quiet. Il: Charleston NOM,
nal Memphis steady. llts: New orl'rnhn
easy. III Mobile steady. IFS; Sa'a""'"
quiet l1As.
Net receipts for four days l&,>N'o,. !,
Exports to Great Britain 4N"''
France ~ $50: To continent i2--,Nr
Stock $50 5l5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11

Amy baseball gun Manager McAleer
loads, I'll fire" says Owner Hedges Of
the st. Louis Americans. Il have i'm
plicit confidence in his judgment of
players"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11

Providence has secured Harry Arndt
from the Wilmington club. Arndt was
lei ont by the St. Louis Nationals be
cause his throwing arm went back on
him. In the past eight months II mas
regained strength Detroit developed
this player. getting him from Battle
Creek.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-11

1t is understood that the Louisville
club stockholders will consider $loo,-
OOO for their franchise.
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lI0ET CLEAR SIpES-72.l n 53377ll

RITTER Firm cr,amelies "#1% dai-
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