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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-23
Methodist Church.

The Revival meetings at the
Methodist Church are increasing
in interest and power. Many are
being h elped into q better experi-
ence and others are making their
peace with God. The meetings will
continue through this week and
next Sabbath there will be three
services, Evangelist J, L. Glas-
cock will preach at IL A. M. and
7:3O P. M. and Mrs. CHM will
conduct service for young people
and children at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon. Members and friends
of the church are urgently reques.
ted to make this last Sabbath of
our Special Meetings q red letter
day in the history Of the Grange.
vile Methodist Church.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-23
Rheumatic Pains Relieved

Mr.. Thos. Stenton, postmaster of
Pontypoo!, Ont. writes; "For
the past eight years suffered from
rheumatic pains, and during that
time I used many different lini-
ments and remedies for the cure OF
rheumatism. Last summer I pro-
cured bottle of Chamberlin's Pain
Balm and got, more relief from it
than anything ! have ever used,
and cheerfully recommend this lini-
ment to all suffers from rheum.
attic palms." For sale by J. J.
Pulse.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-23
First Rresbpterien Church

Rev. L. M. Boozer, Pastor. Ser
vices on Sabbath at II .. m. and
1880 p. m. Sunday school 10 3. m.
Children's Hour at 3 p. m. and the
Christian Endeavor $50 p. m.
Weekly prayer meeting Wednesday
evening, 1880 p. m.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-23
MEETING OF COP.
Members of Republican Gen.
trail Committee Met Saturday
DELEGATES ARE SELECTED
Whltebird Gets One Conven.
tion-CranReville Other.

The members Of the Republican
Central Committee of Idaho coun-
ty, met in this city Saturday last,
at the Office Of X. X. Hotchkiss
and selected delegates to the con-
vention to be held at Wallace on
May IL, where delegates will be
selected to attend the National Re.
publican Convention at Chicago.
The dates of the two county
conventions and places of holding
them were decided upon.
The meeting was called to order
at two in the afternoon by j. E.
Jaques. R. R. Hotchkiss acted as
secretary and E. A. Carpenter as
assistant secretary. Minutes Of
previous meeting read and approx
ed and a committee appointed to
extend to Judge Ailshie an invita-
tion to attend the meeting and ad.
dress the members thereof.
The following thirteen delegates
were selected as delegates to the
Wallace convention:
j. L. Miller, John Addison,
Seth Jones, E. A. Carpenter, J. NJ.
Wilson, Fem Batty, Allan Miller,
!. H. Friar, Henry Telcher, w. G.
Brown, j. L. Eckert, M. M. Moore
and John Peterson, and will 60
uninstructed.
Report of committee on basis Of
representation as to delegates to
both county conventions, recon-
mending that there be one dele
gate to each ten votes cast for the
republican candidate for governor
in 1906 was adopted.
Seth Jones. in behalf OF the peo-
die Of Whitebird, extended an in
sitnAivnr to the committee to hold
Ishs oonyention - ooavene On Jaly
I2gsk and toe - purposs Of namip0
Idolo0Ates ~ ~ s1oto conveation,
a.,g4is "a 90 y .eslei
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-23
Christian Church at Vollmer.

VOIImer dedicated the Christian
Church, recently completed, a
week ago last Sunday. The church
was indebted sum in the neigh
borhood Of $1,000 before the dedi-
cation but this was reduced to
$6S9 by donations made on the
day of dedication. G. T. Mcdonald
showed US picture Of the building
Saturday and it is certainly a
credit to town twice the size oil
Vollmer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-23

Stuurt
Mrs. Wisener, Mrs. Overman, Miss Hohaus,
Miss Pearson. Messrs. Hamilton, AbfahamsOn,
Il Harris and L. Harris.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-23
Baptist Church.

Sunday, 10a. M, Sunday school,
d. G. VanBuren, Supt.; IL a. M, F,
preaching; $50 p. m., B Y. P.
u; Leader Mrs. M. g. Smith,
Wednesday, 7:30 p. M, mid week
service and Bible study.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-23
Big Game Sunday

Two teams have been picked up
around town and will have q heat
ed contest on the local diamond,
Sunday. 1t will be free and we'll
worth attending. Tho teams are
known "a the Sage Hens and
Day Goes and are made up of the
following playere;
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-23
Vocal Recital

The recital to be given April 80,
by the pupils of Mrs. M. Reese
Hattabaugh, promises ito be an
event in the musical world of our
city. Mrs. Hattabaugh is an able
instructor in vocal music and the
recitals heretofore have been en-.
joyed very much. There are q
great many music lovers in Grange.
Vile, and there will no doubt be
large attendance. Following il
the program.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-23

Comfortable rooms at the Idaho
Mrs. 81. p. Wallis. Att
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-23
|. o. O. F. Anniversary.

The local Odd Fellow will cele-
brate the eighty-ninth anniversary
Of the founding Of the order at
their hall the coming Sunday. All
Odd Fellows and Rebeccas are re-
quested to meet at the lodge rooms
at two o'clock. Members of neigh
boring lodges as well as the public in
general are cordially invited to at
tend. Following is the programm.
Prayer, ...................... Chaplain
kea0luR frOclhmatlOn,, secretary
Quartet, "The Wayside Cross. ,.....,..
:. -. Messrs. Fulton, Hamilton, Auldrige and
Wilkinson.
Reading, .......... :. .............. Miss HOyt
Solo, "The Way Of the Cross :. Mrs. overms an
Recitation Ruth Brenscombe
| fINyer MN. hepiaiu
| Address Observation-Disclosures. l.. C. Chadwick
Quartet .while the Years Roll By'....... -.
-. Messrs, Fulton, Hamilton. Auldrige, and
| wilkinson.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-04-23
DUEL At WARREN
Dick Aambly Killed by Steve
Winchester
MEN FORMERLY PARTNERS
Shooting Result of Dispute
over Mining Claims.

A duel to death at close range
was fought Tuesday morning at
the old camp of Wa rren, sixty
miles from Grangeville, between
two miners, we'll known through
out the districts of this section of
Idaho county. The message came
from Deputy Sheriff Van de Venter
to Sheriff Brown. The duel was
between Steve Winchester and
Richard Hambly. The fight &C.
cured at 10 o'clock. Each party
fred four shots. Three of the shots
fired by Winchester took effect
and Hambly is dead. Winchester
is uninjured. The guns used were
the er.Johnson, thirty eight
calibre. Hsmbly lived but a short
time after being shot.
The trouble between the two
men dates back for a period OF two
years, when they had disagreed
relative to q mining location.
This matter dealt with q relocation
of the famous Rescue mine which
first brought Warren, noted for its
placers, into prominence as q
quartz camp. 1t appears that at
first the men located the property
as partners. Later Hambly To-
Gated the mine and left Winchester
out. Hambly still later found out
that he could not hold the claim,
being deficient in the matter of
citizenship because of having left
the army without credentials OF
discharge. He then abandoned
the location and it was relocated
BY Ira McGary. At the last term OF
eDess. .Winohssb.r sued to quiet
tt11e q - HauS ~ ead . deorea
1 EwAs aivsn n M 6vos. Depa4y
1 esi& Van Sds Y YLAtsF wasA inta
jWnrrens s1sw In - - nluea
Winchester IN p0ssG3119 go Y
property. The papers were served
five days ago and Tuesday morning
was the time fixed as the period for
placing Mr.. Winchester in posses.
sion. The duel took place immedi.
ately upon the final step AZ to pos
session.. .
So soon as the papers were serv'
ed five days ago, giving Winchester
possession of the mine, Ira McGary
came out to Grangeville to consult
an attorney and Hambly was LEFT
in possession Of the property.
There were three witnesses tC
the shooting and Hambly fired the
first shot.
The deputy sheriff and Win
chester are now enroute to Grange
vile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14
BASEBALL NOTES.

Hoffman is leading the Providence
team at the bat with $50
Pitcher "Bill' Leith has been re-
leased by the Lawrence team.
Elmer Flick, the brilliant outfieIder
and hard hitter of the Cleveland club
is ill at his home near Cleveland.
Pres. Steve Flanagan of the Brock
ton club is fast coming to the front as
a young man who has the right idea
about running a baseball team. 81 pay
my players to play ball." says Mr.
Flanagan, land will not stand to have
men put out of the game by the um-
pires for violating the rules
Capt. Tom Bannon of The Brockton
team looked pretty good to his old
Lynn friends last Monday. AS he
stepped to the plate in the first in
ming he was presented with dress
suit case and an umbrella. A fine two
base hit to left the next moment was
the way he showed his appreciation.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
featurss Of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York. May 13.-While the strength
in today's stock market was irrcgul;rly
manifested. there was no MISLEADING its
decided character and the speculation
showed an animation ard considera BILE
variety. News was lacking to account
for the movement but the taste shown
for i1lnlors was signifio ant of the specu-
lative character of the dealings. The
principal operations were attributed still
to the larger financial powers and the
professional element hesitated to sell the
market short in face of thus belief in
support by such formidable forces. The
purpose to foster the demand for new
capital issues was believed to prompt the
measures to control the market and as
the Hartman Pacifics are credited with
largest interest in this purpose. owing
to the fmminence of new issues. the sus-
tanning operations in stocks We're COM
monty believed to ernanate from those in
terests.
The meeting of the directors of the
Union Pacific and the Southern Pacific
resulted in the declaration of the reSu-
lar dividends on both stocks. that action
being predicted by the head of the sys-
ten, before entering the board room. III
marked contrast with the long delay IN
the decision on the dividend
question when the rate was increased in
August of 1905. This action helped the
stock hut they were more affected by
r1,r1ors regarding the coming financing on
which no announcement was made. The
v,i1nor OF an intended extra distribution OF
Northern Pacific stock was revived. but
fho Hin stocks and st. Paul are -bene-
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BOXING NOTES.

Tommy Burns intends to prolong his
stay i'll Europe, for his wife has left to
join him in London.
Jim Barry has evidently given up
the idea of going to Paris. for he has
gone to Hot Springs to rest.
The bout between Tommy Murphy
and Jack Goodman, which was to take
place in New York this week, has been
postponed until Monday night.
Jack O'Brien has cancelled his
theatrical engagements and has told
the Philadelphia promoters that he is
ready to meet Jack Blackburn on June
l or 8.
Abe Attell. who had agreed to box
Matty Baldwin at the Armory A. A.
Boston. May %, has changed his mind
and will remain in San Francisco,
where he will box Parkey Mcfarland
or the winner of the Gans-Unhoz
match June a. Willie Fitzgerald and
some good lightweight will most likely
meet at the Armory A. A. on May %.
Kid Stringer of this city will go to
Bangor this morning in which city he
will meet Young Stewart in the main
event of a boxing exhibition Friday even
ing under the auspices of the Pastime
Athletic Club 1t will be remembered that
at Il recent exhibition in this city Stewart
challenged any 126-pound man in New
England and the challenge was accepted
by Stringer.
Two rival matchmakers of Lawrence,
Harry Gath of the West End a. c.,
and Billy Bell of the Unity Cycle. Ath-
letic and Social Club. are bidding
against each other. Each wants a bout
for Memorial day, and oddly enough.
eacn has his hooks out for the same
match. The match suggested is Arthur
Cote against Cyclone" Johnny Thomp-
son. under decent rules which will pro-
vide a square stand-up contest Late
Tuesday night all parties concerned
were dickering, and nothing has de-
VelUped.
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BILLY GLOVER KNOCKS
Baker OUT IN FIFTH.

New York. May 13.-Billy Glover of
Boston knocked out frankie Baker of
Chicago in the fifth round of what was
scheduled to be a Six-round fight in
the star bout at Browns gymnasium
last night The battle was fast and fu-
rious While it lasted and until the be-
ginning of the fifth round Baker was
giving a good account of himself.
When the bell rang for the begin
ming of what proved to be the last
round of the slashing contest Glover
rushed from his corner and landed two
hard right swings to his opponents
jaw. A left jolt to the stomach fol-
loved By a hard right hook to the jaw,
sent Baker down and out after about
half minute of fighting in this
rOnr0.
In the other bouts Young Guarini
knocked out Young Smith in one
round after which Guarini took on
Young Grove of Chicago, and defeat
eG him in six rounds; Kid Danziger
knocked out Kid Spaulding in two
rounds and Kid Williams drew with
Mark Anderson.
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LOWE 0UTP0IA1s WILLIAMS.

New York. May 13.-Tommy Lowe Of
Washington outpointed Sandy Will
liams of this city in the star bout at
the stag of the Maple A. c. of Har-
lem last night. This bout was substi-
tuted in place of the one scheduled be-
tween frankie Madden and Young
Loughrey. About an hour before the
fight was scheduled to be held Young
Loughrey received underground" in
formation that a copper with war
rant for his arrest was awaiting him
at the ringside. Upon hearing this
cheering news Loughrey decided that
he would not KEEP his engagement
with Madden and hied himself off to
Philadelphia Loughrey is wanted for
the alleged violation of some section
of the penal code which relates to
prize fighting. In the best preliminary
Lou Ryall knocked out Joe Hurley in
the fourth round of a slashing fight.
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22O-yard dash-Pond. H. Cook, Lit
tlefield, Torrey, Walker. HILL
440-yard dash-Littlefield, Fortier,
Torrey, Walker, Springer, Pinkham.
SSO-vard dash-Bean, Fortier. Chad
bourne, King, Springer, Hayes.
e-mile-run-Hicks, Fortier. w.
Cook, Snow. Collins, Dyer.
milc-run-Dyer, Whitney, Phil
brook, Hatch, Hartman.
12O-yard hurdles-Knight. N. Smith,
Drey, Miner, Matheas, Southland.
22O-yard hurdles-Knight, N. Smith,
Drew, Southland, Richardson. Good
rich.
Broad jump-A. Cook. Higgins, C.
Smith, Hill, Royal. Waite.
High jump-Meserve, Scott, Phillips,
Higgins.
shot put-Bearce, Ray. Farwell,
Walden, Wright, McHale.
Hammer throw-Ray, Bearce, Black,
A. Gardner, Matheas, Conlogne.
Discus throw-Walden, Black,
Strout, Carlisle. Buck, Morton.
Pole vault-Rogers, Winter, Scott,
Hammond, N. Scales. Shaw.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. May 13.
Liberal realizing sales based on favor
able weather conditions for the gross
crop of wheat in America caused weak
nHss today in the local wheat market.
the July delivery closing at a net loss of
y. Corn was up IaM4a. Oats were I'M
lower.
The leading futures closed as follows.
oea W'HFA1-May 1oOk; July s9A; Sept
CoRN-Mav 7ah: July s4s: Sent ssh
OAT&-Nay old 5+k; May new 53b: JIIlv
old q: july new 45's; Sent 37a.. ~
MESS POEK-July 1850: Sept 19.7.,k
LARD-,July 8.42E: Sept. $50.
P1BS-July 727lH: Sept 752h.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
WHEAT-No, so@1os: No. 2 red ss,s
CORNING. 2 7sAI1l: No. yellow 7sn
81 oATs-No. 2 54h' No. white. 5oG5S11z.
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Colby Preparing
For Maine Meet.

Watervilie. Me. May 13.-(SpeciaD.-
The athletes of Colby College are putting
in some extra hard practice in prepara-
ton for the annual intercollegiate meet
Colby realizes the fact that she has not
the point winners that are in Bowdoin
and the University of Maine. but she
stand. better than equal chance for
third position by beating cut Bates. The
Colby track men are in fine condition and
in. the distance runs should be prominent.
The men entered in the dashes will push
be surprising if they won a point for
their college
The track has been in rather heavy
condition for the past few days but Coach
Marsh had large squad out yesterday
and fast time was made in the track
events. In the field events Colby will
make it interesting for her competitors.
The following Colby men are entered:
1O0-yard dash-Trask. Chandler, Erwin,
Plummer, Vail. Packard.
l.0-yard daSh-Trask, Chandler. Erwin,
keyes. Vail, Packard.
44o-yard dash-Chandler. Trask. Mcken-
Zie Erwin. Packard
$50 yard run-Cole. Stinson, K. Thomp-
son. Pullen, Dean.
Mile run-Cole. Stinson, Dean, PuIlen.
r. Thompson.
1wo-miic run-Cole. Dean, Stinson,
Lovett r. Thompson, Anderson
1?O-yard hurdle-Bridses. Flood. Pierce,
2oG-yard hurdle-Pierce, Bridges, Flood,
Richardson.
Broad iump-Trask, Packard. Allen, Err
win, Vail.
High jump-Packard. Reyes, e. Allen
Gilpatrick. Goode. Vail
Snotput-Garrick. Fitzpatrick, Rogers.
Trask G. Deem, Tidd.
Hammer throw-Garrick, fitzpatrick.
Rogers. Tidd. G. Dean. keyes.
rick. Rogers, Tidd, G. Dean. Reyes.
Pole Ya,llt-E Allen. Pierce.
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SENIORS WIN The
PAILllPS.ExETER MEET.

Exeter. n. H., May 13-The Phillips
Exeter Academy interclass track meet
was won today by the Seniors. who
scored SIS points, the Upper Middlers
second with 90, Lower Middlers Is and
Juniors s. No records were broken
although good time was made in the
half-mile by Rodgers. Captain Bur-
lingame of Jamaica Plain, Mass, who
holds the school record for the high
jump, did not compete in this or the
pole vault events The winners and
second men in each event will make
up the team to meet Andover here in
May
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OF the University of Maine Track Team.
been very conspicuous things on the
campus during the last week and in
one respect they all tell the same
story and that is that next Saturday
meet lies between the University of
Maine and Bowdoin. Bates is sched-
uled for third place as last year. with
Colby fourth. In regard to which in
stttution will win the championship
the books do not agree. the majority
giving the victory to Bowdoin, while
several give it 10 Maine, in either case.
however, the scores differing only by
three or four points. While Maine has
won the championship for the last two
years, winning last year by the mar
gin of single point. it is felt by many
thatthe team which will represent
Maine this year is not AS strong as last
years team. Maine will put a team on
the field which will be composed chief
been showing good form in their re-
spective events, but who are neverthe-
less entirely inexperienced.
AS in former years the team will be
supported by about 500 students who
will leave ON special train for
Brunswick at 10 Saturday morning.
The team. however. will leave on FRI
day SO as to be in a perfect condition
for the hard battle before them on
Saturday
a great deal of enthusiasm was
shown at a mass meeting held tonight
over which President Kendrigan pre-
sided.
The following men will form the
team:
100-yard dash--Pond, II. Cook, Saw
yer. Hill, J. Scales.
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Miles Will Meet
Gould Saturday.

London, May 13-Eustace Miles de-
feated " H. Pencil by three games
to one in the finals for the court ten
mis- championship contest at Queens
Club today He will therefore be pitted
against Jay Gould Of New York for
the British title on May 16.
Mr. Miles started his play badly by
losing the first set 4-6. but he took the
next three by scores of 6-5, 81. 6-3.
Experts are of the opinion that I'M
less Miles shows considerably i'm
proved form on Saturday, he will have
little chance of defeating Gould.
Tom Doud's Hartford team has the
lead in the Connecticut League, with
Jim O'Rourke's Bridgeport boys
humping away at the other end
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"KID" FARMER MAY DIE
AS RESULT OF KNOCKOUT.

Peoria, Ills. May 13.-Jack Morgan
of Indiana knocked out the original
Gid Farmer in the 10th round of 4
fight mere last night. The first rounds
were slow but the last four were furi-
Gus. though Morgan clearly outclassed
his man.
Farmer did not recover promptly and
after half an hours work by three
physicians he was removed to a hos
pital. where he lies in semi conscious
condition. Examination showed the
man to be suffering from conclusion
of the brain with slight chances for
recovery. Morgan and his seconds.
Charles Barthon, the promoter, and
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, May IL.
M610. -
+. CORN-Firmer; No. 3 yellow s1MS1,b.
as oi72
HAY-Firmer: choice q. 5Od122OC
NIL. LFEED-Higher
SPRING BRAN-28 250D2S. rs
MINED FEED-28 5000 50
PoRk-Dull: medium 1S.25d1S75
LARD-Quiet: 1Ok
REEF-Tirm; whole cattle 1O@1Ok
!:AMBS-Firm; spring 121A014
E;CAI.S-Firm. 11n12
R:LTTFR-Lower. northern 25
GHEESE-Steady; York state 15M15k,
eEIaSiGS-Steady; choice 19FO20 western u
ApPLES-Duli: No Raldwins 1Ene
arTATOES-Lower; Maine white N518S.
SuGA3-Steady on a basis OF SO for
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TOMMY MURPHY AND JACK
GOODMAN ARE MATCHED.

New York. May 13.-Harlem Tommy
Murphy and Jack Goodman We're
matched last night to fight six rounds
in the star bout at the Grand Union
Athletic Club Monday night, May Is.
Next Monday night Sailor Burke and
Fred Bradley, the Boston heavyweight,
will meet in the wind up of six rounds
at the Grand Union A. c. The big
fellows have been in training several
weeks. Goodman and Murphy are two
of the fastest lightweights in the East,
and a great bout should result. Muir
ply is working every day at the New
Polo A. A. and Goodman is always in
condition for active work in the ring
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OXIN G
Wins
Over Joe Grim.

Oakland, Cal, May 13.-Al Kaufman,
the California heavyweight, was last
night awarded the decision at the end
of the sixth round over Joe Grim OF
Philadelphia, known as the iron man
of the prize ring. 1t was a tame and
rather uninteresting bout throughout.
Kaufman landed whenever and
wherever he pleased and the contest
resolved itself into question OF
whether Grim would stay the sched-
uled six rounds. On the other hand
Grim scarcely landed blow
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ATLANTIC ASS0.
AT PORTLAND.

al Iolt jlftNb.
The first game Of the Attleboro team
in this State was played today with Port
land. the latter winning to l. '.'he local
representatives. fielded better than the
visitors. Johnson kept the hits we'll scat
tered ana Attleboro WIS unable to hit
him when hits would mean runs.
Portland .......0 x-l-6-1
Attleboro .....G 0 . 0 l 0--l-S-3
Eattcrias-Johnson and Kelley; K.
Burns and McAloon. Time, 1.35. I'm
pire, Reagan
AT PAWTUCkET.
Although Pawtucket played a wretched
fielding game. timely hitting enabled it to
defeat Newport to 6 in the first home
game with that team today. Payne, who
started in the box for Newport. was re-
placed at the end of the first inning by
WEIGH. ..' fa.
Pawtucket - 0 0 3 0 0 0 0-9-1O-5
Newport .......O 0 0 0 0 3 :. 0-6-10-1
Batteries-Sanford and Dumphousse;
Payne, WEIGH and Delaney. Umpire,
O'Rourke. Time, 210.