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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-14

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York, May 27.-F'urther speculative
foundation was very obvious IN To-Day >
stock market, during the progress ~
which prices were carried to lower
level than has been touched since tle
movement began in the latter part OF iast
week. The downward course OF prices
found as little in the actual news 10 az
count for it as did the previous advance,
a fact which strengthens the view that
the operations arc centcred III few hands
and find their motive in longer pros
GGay's deyelopments. While the selling
ROY, in p,ogress need not represent fears
of coming unfavorable events, IL itnst
be accented as q reflection OF certain
ACKNOWLEDGMENT over the effect OF Such
favorable developments as nave occurred
and which have failed to mcite sum
cient demand fer stocks to absorb real
iZing sales except at the pflce cohces-
Sions which are being made.
When the reactionary movement was
once fairly established there came INTO
notice also revived activities on the part
of the encouraged bear party in the eli
culation of reports calculated to prompt
selling of stocks and so help on the effort
to depress prices. Some such reports To-
dav were of considerable effect. rms
effect was clearly seen in the case of
some of the railroads of law credit I'M
der suspicion earlier in the year OF Il
nancial embarrassment, but since cfedi'-
ed with being safely cxtricated from
class in todaYs market aided materially
in this hear campaign for lower prices.
The vague character of some of the crop
damage reports also awakened suspicion
of hearish origin. Another field Of bear
ism industry was in the alleged intentions
of the federal government in the matter
of further prosecutions Of corporations.
The filing of the suit Of the government
against the New Haven has left revuisive
sentiment on this subject sensitive. with
these varieties of professional! bear OPP
erationS on an active scale, the dispose
ton to sell stocks became less urgent
and the shorts found themselves less able
sought to buy for that purpose The later
resiliency of the market was the natural
consequence. The easy tone developed
in the bond market was of more infiu-
ence on financial sntiment even than the
break in stocks.
Bonds were easy. Total sales. par
value. So, FOG 600. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
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STERN WINS A PLACE
IN FINALS AT BROOkLlNE.

BrooEline, Mass, May 27.-Three
matches in the doubles and the COM
pletion of the semi-final round in the
singles constituted the card at the
championship tennis tournament of
the New England Intercollegiate Lawn
Tennis Association on the courts of
the LongWood Cricket Club today. The
play i'm the finals comes tomorrow
The hardest match so far in the
tournament was played this forenoon
between L. f. Stern Of Dartmouth and
F. l.. Oakley Of Williams and by win
ming it Stern secured a place in the
finals against his college mate and a
point and a half for Dartmouth. Stern
and Oakley played SO games in their
match beneath very hot sun and
were much exhausted at the finish.
The other match Of the forenoon was
one of the semi-finals in doubles which
was won by Wesleyan. Summary:
Championship singles-Semi-f finals
concluded: l.. F. Stern. Dartmouth,
defeated r. IT, Oakley, Williams, 6-3.
10, SO.
Championship doubles. semi-final
round-W Fl. Holton and w. c. White.
Wesleyan, defeated l.. Richmond and
j. A. Vernon, Brown, GO. Sc.
This afternoon the followers of the
game received a big surprise when Oak
Hey and Thompson of Williams defeated
flaming and Parker of Technology in
straight sets. The Technology pair had
been looked upon as probable tournament
winners Tomorrow Smith and Stern
both of Dartmouth, will meet in the final
round of the singles, and the Williams
and Bowdcin pair will meet in the semi
finals of the doubles The winner of the
latter match will play the Wesleyan pair
in the finals. The summary:
Championship donbcs-Second round
c1ncluded X. l.. Oakley and Il. *.
| Thompson of Williams defeated F. r..
Fanring and II. B. Parker of Technology
| Ga ia
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CANDIDATES FOR MANAGER.
SHIP OF BATES TEAMS

Lewiston, Me. May 27-(SpeciaD.-
The advisory board of Bates College
has posted list of candidates for the
following positions: Baseball manager,
Carl f. Roseland '09, of Unity, Me-.
William II. Martin 90 Of North Weare,
N H.; assistant baseball manager,
Horatio N. Dorman 10 of Franklin, N.
H: Fay f. Lucas of St Adams, Vt;
track manager, Leon A. Luce. Dryden;
Elton l.. Quinn 10. of Dixiield; as
sistant track manager. John Leslie
Brummett of Roxbury, Mass; Ralph
M. Pierce II, of Boston, tennis man
ager, Charles H. PcaSley 10, Lewiston;
John II. Moulton 10. of Limington;
assistant tennis manager, +. p. Clason
II of Gardiner and Walter e. Mat
thews, IL of st. Adams, vt
The election will be held next Mon
day night in chapel.
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BERGEN THE BEST MAN.
Very Easily Has Best Of Six Rounds
With Kid Dufresne.

Lewiston, Me, May 27.-(SpeciaD.-
Tommy Bergen easily had the best OF
a six-round bout with Napoleon Du-
fresno at City hall tonight. Dufresne
had hard work to prevent Knockout,
He was knocked down in the first
round and for the greater part of the
bout was on the defensive.
In the preliminaries Joe Chartrand
had the better of Adelaide Dumont,
Con Couture was disqualified in the
second round of bout with Eli La
roche because he persisted in throw
ing the latter out of the ring, despite
repeated warnings from the referee
and the bout between Young McCor-
mick and Frank Fisk was stopped at
the end of the first round because the
latter was clearly outclassed. Denny
Dunn was referee.
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BOXING
QUILL AND ERNE
FIGHT FAST DRAW.

Boston, May 27-Tommy Quill of
Brocl<ton and Young Erne of Philadel-
phia Tuesday night boxed II of the
fastest rounds the members of the Ar
mory A. A. have CHANGED to witness.
Referee MalIit Flaherty deciding the
contest draw. Quill in the earlier
rounds had a slight advantage. in the
second round flooring the Philadelphia
for Il count of four with a short right
hand jolt The Brockton boys terrific
punches to the body had Erne worried,
and he made little effort other than to
hold off Quill.
When Erne got warmed up he gave
an exhibition that would be hard 10
duplicate. The Quakerite woke up in
the fourth round. and the way h"
jabbed his lightning left hand into
Quilts face was caution. Quill,
however, never let uD in his attack,
and for most of the contest played for
Erne's body. Quill always invited n
mixup, and at this style had it all his
own way.
Erne's long suit was to box at long
range, and when he had Quill sized up
he tailed effectively with his left
hand jabs to the nose. In clcverness
Erne easily eXcelled, while Quill was
the aggressOr all through. and car
ried the more steam in his blows
In the eighth round Quill caught
Erne a right-hand smash that had the
Quaker pretty wobbly, but before the
end of the round Erne had flashed to
the front again. Ernc seemed to get
faster as the bout wore on and re-
peatedly scored to Quilts head and
face. The ninth and 10th rounds were
fast both standing toe to toe, banging
away. Erne tailed prettily in the sue
ceeding rounds, and at the finish had
earned q draw.
In the semi-final bout Algier won
over Young Curtis, after eight rounds.
George Memsic, who meets Young
Donahue at the Armory A. A. June
9, was introduced Tuesday night.
The trial bouts resulted as follows:
Johnny Collins, RoXbury, beat Young
Casey, South Boston, three rounds;
William Nixon, East Cambridge,
knocked out Young Sullivan, South
End, one round; Young Larrabee, Lew
iston, beat Johnny Mccarthy of South
Boston, one round; Tim Harrington,
Brockton, beat Young Powers, South
| Boston, three rounds: Barney Riley,
South Boston, made Young Cameo
| quit, two rounds.
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DOINGS THE IN WORLD OF SPORTS.
At Andover-Springfield Training Schooi
5, Phillips Andover 0.
At New York-Columbia 4, University OF
PENNSYLVANIA l.
COLLEGE GAMES THIS WEEK.

Thursday-seton Hall VS.. Holy Cross at at
Worcester: Boston College VS.. Cushing
Academy at Ashburnham, Hamilton vs.
Wesleyan at Middletown; Middlebury vs..
Colgate at Hamilton. N H.; Mercersburg
VS. Princeton Freshmen at Mercersburg'
tlidav-Dartmouth VS. Amherst at am
herst: Rucknell VS.. Fordham at New
York; Syracuse VS.. Michigan at Ann Ar
Dor. Mich: Maine VS.. Tufts at Orono;
illinois vs.. Chicago at Chicago; Brown
Freshmen vs. Andover at Andover
Saturtlay-Harvard VS. Brown at Prov
idence; Princeton vs.. Yale at New Haven;
Pennsylvania VS. Cornell at Ithaca; Am
herst VS. Williams at williamsburg;
Georgetown VS.. Fordham at New YORK;
Dartmouth VS.. Holy Cross at Worcester;
Rutgers VS.. New York University at New
York; Walltrook VS.. Annapolis at Annap-
oils; Seventh Regiment VS.. West Point at
West Point; Columbia VS.. Crescent A. Z.
at Brooklyn: Bates VS.. BowdOin at Lew
ston; Franklin & Marshall VS.. Lehigh at
South Bethlehem; Lafayette VS.. .'enn
State 1t lIasten; Trinity VS.. Wesleyan at
AliddletoWn: Syracuse VS.. Michigan AT
Ann Artor, Mich. Harvard ID vs.. Ando-
yer at Andover. Massachusetts A. c. vs.
Vermont at Burlington 1.-TWO ganesl;
Carlisle vs. Collegiate at East ORANGE, n
j.: Yale Freshmen VS. Princeton Fresh
men at Fir cetOn.
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COLLEGE BALL..
MAINE COLLEGE STANDING.
Maine 6; Colby 3.

Watervll", Me, May 2I.-(SpcciaD.-
Maine defeated Colby yesterday afternoon
in a loose but interC sting game played on
the college field by the score of to 3.
1t was a coed game to watch no to the
fifth, but Colby's balloon went up and
it was all over except in the ninth, when
she awakened from her apparent sleep
and scored two runs. 1t was anything
but an ideal afternoon for baseball. for
the diamond was wet to start with ana
the cold wind swept across the field,
making ii anything but pleasant for the
players. The ball was very slippery and
| the large crowd present was surprised to
| see the star Colby tielders drop the ball
| on high flies. Both Good and Tribou
| performed this trick in succession to the
great dismay of the Colby supporters and
| they were costly errors.
The game started at 1916 o'clock and it
| was 6 before the last man was out. Col
| by started the scoring in the first inning
| but until the last part of the ninth she
| was unable to get u man across the plate
| although in several innings she had men
on bases Maine scored her first tally in
the third and in the fifth, sixth and sew
enth she obtained a lead of five runs over
her opponent. McHale pitched for Maine
| and was given better support than the
| Colby pitcher. although Shaw struck out
more men and allowed as many free
| passes The crowd was the largest seen
| for many games. Carrgan umpred the
game and gave perfect satisfaction. The
| score.
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MCGOVern Has
Best of Robson.

New York, May 27.-By a whirlwind
finish in the last round of their SIX
round battle at the National A. c. of
America last night, Terry McGovern
earned the decision over Spike Rob-
son, of England. In the early rounds
Robson had slight advantage, for by
his cleverness he was able to with
stand his opponents furious attack,
but when the bell rang for the last SEES
sion Terry redoubled his savage on
saught, and at the end Robson was
holding on for dear life in order to
save himself from a knockout.
Terry was wild at times in the first
four rounds, and Robson by his careful
defensive work, held McGovern safe,
and even secured lead by repeatedly
iabbing McGovern with a tantalizing
left. Two hard punches on the jaw,
and a furious miXup engineered by Nc
Govern in the last round nearly mn
ished Robson. The bell probably saved
Spike from q knockout.
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Thursday-Harry Baker VS.. Young
Pierce, at Philadelphia; Willie Schumak-
er vs. lid Costa. at New York.
F'riday-Amby McGarry VS.. Johnny Do
han, at New York; Jim Barry. VS.. Tony
Ross, at Newcastle, Pa; AID Wolgast VS..
Frank Conley. at Racine.
Satur,lav-Arthur Cote VS.. Young Klo-
by, at Lawrence; Phil Brock VS.. Freddie
Welsh, at Vernon, Cal; Matty Baldwin
VS.. Grover Hayes. at the Armory A. A:
Ralbe smith vs. Larry Golden. at Gold
field New Tommy OToole VS., Spike
Robson at the National A. c., philadel-
phia; Tommy Sullivan VS.. Jim Donovan
at Lawrence
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Congalton is hitting at .317 clip for
Columbus.
The Boston Nationals stand last in
batting and third in fielding.
They are playing combination
game in Milwaukee called baseball
cricket.
Otto Denninger is back in the Tri-
State League with Altoona, and hitting
at 4 1888 clip.
Lobert absolutely refused to go tC
st Louis as a part of a deal and now
Cincinnati has called the deal off
The National Commission has enough
troubles without being called on tC
settle disputes over decisions by UNI
pires.
Augusta, Gardiner and Hallowel
would like to put a combination team
into the Maine League-Bangor Com
mercial--G' wan! Who told We that?
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CUP RACE
is NOW ASSURED.

New York, May 27-That there will
be an automobile race for the Wander
bilt cup held. probably during the lat
ter part of October. is authoritatlVeiy
announced here While no official an
nouncement is made as to this detail
it may be said that the race will be
held on Long Island, probably on the
Long Island motor parkway, private
roadway now under construction.
Saturday in the latter half of october
will be selected for the race. the final
conditions for which and all arrange
ments in this connection are now in
the hands of a committee, which is in
structed to report by July l.
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AT CHICAGO.

Now York o 0 0 0 0 Q G-1-o-1
chicago md o -" 0-o-3-0
Batteries Witt and Needhar; Pfeister:
Frazer aud King. Umpirns. Emslie and
O'D:y. Time, l.5O.
At St I.ouis-The Philadelphia-St. Louis
game was postponed: rain.
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Boston Stock Market.
Boston. Nav
New York Produce Market.

New YORK, May z.
FT.OUR-Receipts 27951; exports Is. $50;
sales 1d.500; steady with moderate trade.
WHEAT Receipts 10000; exports 63.-
l04; sales 3.5G00Oo futures; spot easy No.
red 104 elevator; No. . red 1919 b
ahoat; No. l northern Duluth 119 b
af1oat: No. hard winter 1125s o b afioat.
CORN-Receipts 9675; exports 54,O68;
sales rs Geo futures; spot steady; No. 9
&c nominal elevator and 74la nominal O
b afloat
OATS-Receipts 81 900. exports 12l.0O0;
spot firm: mixed 2GU32 lbs. 81 natural
white 260I32 lbs. 58059l.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Quiet
LARD-Qniet. ,..
"a PORK-Firm. AfIaf N $500 500
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Harvard. II, q; Vale, ~, 2.

Cambridge. Mass. May @I-Errors by
Yale Freshmen at critical times and the
ability of the Harvard Freshmen to hit
Yale's pitchers brought victory. to the
Harvard 1911 team 4 to this afternoon
Hartwel. who began to pitch for yale,
gave FIVE men bases on balls in the sec
ond inning and was replaced by Carr.
who afterwards gave wav to 1horas
Mckay did good work for Harvard in the
box.
Harvard .....n 0 o "A 5-3
Yale .......1 o 0 d D 1-2-3-4
Rattcries-McKay and j. Sweetsir
Hartwell. Carr. Thomas and Badger. UNI
pire, lendleton. Time. 40.
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BATES soPHs WIN
The Second Annual Debate With U. of
Maine Sophs.

Orono. Me. May 27.-(SpeciaD.-Th
second annual debate between the
Sophomores of Bates and Maine was
held tonight in the chapel before a
small audience. The question: Re
solved That the Federal Government
Should Adopt n Progressive InhdFi-
lance Tax"
Affirmative. Bates. c. p. Quimby, S
f. Harvard, p. l. Lawton: alternate
c. A Magoon. Negative. Maine, r. w
Redmond, c. c. Johnson, F. G. Wads-
worth: alternate. |. n. Stone Judges
DR.. David Beach of Bangor, "A S
Moulton and VIM. Looney of Portland
The decision was unanimously il
favor of Bates
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THE UNION LEAGUE
IS OUT OF BUSINESS,

Baltimore, May 27-The Baltimore
team of the Union League has disband-
ed Financial difficulties are attribut-
ed to wholesale desertion from the
ranks of the local club There was
nothing doing in the line of pay, ac-
cording to current reports today, the
management having ignored obliga-
lions which fell due May Is. Informal
ton received here today states that
the Paterson club also disbanded, and
that Wilmington declined playing its
scheduled game at Brooklyn.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. May q.
6.15.
CORN-Firmer; No. 3 yellow S7H.
OATS-Lower: No . clipped white Gil:
OF.
HAY-Ttull: choice 21.50.
MILL FEED-Easier
SPRING BRAN u ;0>t2S00,
MINl;r FEEDS 5oM305G.
PORK-Quict; medium l.. I501S!0
LARD-Ouet. 10l5
PEFF-Firm; whole cattle 9tAGlO.
LAMl3S-Firm; spring 1314fi14
VEALS-Firm: 1oM12.
81 T'rE;R-Steady: northern 2f@@@h;
CEEESi.-Steady: York state 15u l1'2.
EGGS-Steady; choice Plan western II
ais ~
APPLF;S-St Steady; storage BaldwIns 800
al ~.
Sugar Steady on a basis of $50 for
Granulated.
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West Point S; Trinity o.

West Point, n. Y. May 27-West Point
today defeated Trinity 5 to 0. McNoel
was in fine form and no hits were made
off him until the seventh innirg. He gave
no bases on balls
West Point 10 0 3 0 0 . x-5-5-2
Trinity ..0 0 0 0 0-0-3-5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Gonser: Wood
and Smith
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The Belgians have breed of fowls
the feet of which they have shortened
in order to lessen their powers Of do
ing damage by scratching in gardens.
'Iney have another variety which have
been denuded of tail feathers, that
they may have better chance of es-
Gaping from foxes. .&
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belmont Bests Cullen.

New York, May 27.-Al belmont, the
clever bantamweight of Boston, had
the better of Babe Cullen in the six
round windup before the Maple A. G.
Tuesday night 1t was a close contest
most of the way. belmont establish
ing a decisive lead only in the final
round, when he had his man in dis
tress.
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LuNDlN WILL PAY

New York, May 27-Hjalmar Lun-
din, the Swedish champion, who lost to
Champion Frank Gotch at Kansas City,
will sail for Europe June to fill a
continental engagement. He expects to
return this fall, however, and fill a
number of engagements he has in this
country for next winter. While on the
continent, Lundin will look up some
good wrestlers with view toward
bringing them over to this country
with him.
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PITCHER JOE LYNCH QUITS
BATES COLLEGE FOR THE WEST

Lewiston, Me, May 27.-(SpeciaD.-
The Bates baseball team will play
Tufts tomorrow on Garcelon field
Joe Lynch, the Freshman pitcher
has left college for the West, where he
expects to go into the railroad bust
ness.
1t is probable that his services will
be needed in the box as all the pitch
ing in the Maine games must now be
done by Hartman.
Phinney will do the twirling tomor-
row
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new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
AT WORCESTER.

AT WORCESTER.
Jvnn 0 0 o 0 l 0-4-S-2
Worcester 30 0 0 0 o 0-O-0-2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Daum: owens
and Lavcne. Umpire, NJ. O'Brien. Time
AT FALL RIVER.
Touel 0 0 2 0 0 3 l $1,000
EoIi P;ver 20 0 0 0 ! O-2-10-6
Patferies-Kenniston and Ainsworth;
wormwood. Grant and Dracher. Umpire,
Connolly. Time. 24.
AT HAVERHILL.
p.oorton O1O o % c 0-2-6-0
2rvarhiil 30 0 O o 0 l 0 0 0-1-2-2
-Cutting and Waters; Hilbert
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VAUGHAN WILL PLAY
WITH THE HIGHLANDERS.

Hot Springs. Ark, May 27.-Clark
Grifiith's offer for James Vaughan, the
big left-handed pitcher, who has been
playing with Hot Springs in the State
League, has been accepted and the
new Highlander will report at once.
Griffith saw Vaughan work here while
the spring practice games were on and
was faVorably impressed.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. May e.
CATTT .E-Receipts estimated about T.
900; market steady, steers 5NtT31.
HOGS-.feceipts estimated about poo
market steady to strong; choice heavy
shipping 540HI5.45.
SHEEP Receipts estimated about ls-
0n: market weak; sheep IA; lambs IS
616 co; yearlings 4.5GM525.
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Cornell 3; Williams 2.

from Williams College today !" to .. Both
pitchers did excellent work. Errors fig
ilred in every run made in the game al
though both teams played brilliantly at
times.
CDrrrll ..........1 0 0 . . 0 & X-3-4-3
Williams ......0 o 0 0 0 l @ O-2-5-6
Batteries-Caldwcll and Lally; Temple
ton and Lambie. Umpire. Dwyre OF
Geneva.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Benjamin Thaw of Pittsburg, Harry
Thaw's nephew, was Tuesday elected
captain of the Yale Gun Club for next
year. He won the Yale Gun Club cham
pionship recently. He is a Sophomore.
D. r. Dickey of Dubuque, Ia, was
elected secretary and treasurer.
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MILES AND PENhELL
BEAT GOULD and SANDS.

London, May 27.-In four-handed
lawn tennis match at Queens Club to-
day. Eustace H. Miles and Y. Fl. +.
Pencil, the English players vanduish-
ed Jay Gould and Charles F.. Sands Of
New York by the score of &c, 6-S, 6-1,
6-3, and rs.
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MARKET REPORTS

SUGAR Raw firm fair refining e7-a
3S centrifuea! sc test 2i,Gt4 80; no,,l@ss@9
sugar 35'hC358: refined steady.
BUTTER Steady: rec eipts 1o.,,.
creamery thiids to firsie Ear. STATE ', -
~ common To finest 1m22; process , "ai-
mon to special 1ift2l. ''''i-
EGGS Steady, unchanged. receipts es
40 ~" ~
pnTATOES-Eas Unchanged
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AoIv Cross 8: Tufts o,

Medford. Mass. May 27.-Holy Cross de-
feated Tufts 3 to today. Tufts gave
Hail poor support and the pitching of
Mansfield for Holy Cross proved a puzzle
n the home team
Holy Cross 30 . l 0-3-6-l
Tufts ......-..0 o O-0-3,6
Ratteries-Mansfeld and Larkln Hall
and Sullivan. Time, lao. Empires, Bailey
and Sweeney.
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Twn-base hits--Snrth, Donohue, Winter.
Sacrifice hits-S NTH Donghertv, Lord.
Cravath Stolen bnse-Dougherty. Double
play-Wi.ter. Wagner and Unglaub. Left
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