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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-03
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of tho Days Dealings In All
Tho Leading Stocks.

New York, July 2.-Dealings in stocks
today made new low record for the
year, the aggregate sales dropping to
10J 800 shares. Many Stock Exchange
members have already left the city to
prolong their holiday over the end Of the
week. The dulmeSs normal TO the sea-
son and to the course 81 "A political cam
paien is thus decidedly accentuated.
There was more show of life in bonds
than in stocks and considerable variety
was perceptible in that department o. the
market. The expansion in the par value
of The bond sales was principally due.
however, to a large absorption of a few
issues The call loan rate dropped back
to / per cent. today, marking the passing
of the shoit-lived Influence of the July
lst requirement. Discounts faSed in Lon
don and at All the continental center3
although the indicated gain this week oi
cent weeks. limitations during the day
turn OF $50 $50 600 deposits would be- i'm
mediately forthcoming and its issuance
later made no impression in view of 'he
surfeited condition of the money market
The Stock Market itself does not call foi
rotice Reports Of railroad ut earnings
for May snow the struggle TO meet loss
eS in traffic by reduction of operating
cost Union Pacific shoWsd the best sue
cess in this effort of the companies re-
porting today, the yl.llGI3 Shrinkage il
gross being all but made up by econo
mics for the month.
Bonds We're irregular. Total sales, pan
value &o9!i 600. United States bonds Wert
unchanged on call.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.
New York, July

New York. July 2.
FLOER-Receipts 16,o4-; exports 33S2
sales $3.50; market was firmer and more
active. MINI. patents 52jd,j.55 MINI
bakers 465045G; winter patents 4Of14 IS
winter straishts 1504.3n: winter extras
3.45fh4.00; winter low grades 335di3 90
WliEA1-EXports 1905: sales $500, 6O(
futures, 10000 spot; spot arnI No. red
911aff9Ss1 elevator; No. . red 1881
af1oat; No / northern Duluth 1l7iA o L
afioat; No. . hard winter 102A . b afloat
CORN-Receipts 32l5; exports 225O sales
5000 futures; spot firm; No. - nominal
elevator and 791af 0 b afoat.
OATS-Receipts. $3.50. spot steady
mixed 26df32 lbs. 54G55; natural white 26M
81 lbs. 57l4M59. clipped white 32dl40 lbs. So
ass.
BEEF-Firm.
LARD-Steady: western 940ll950
PORK-Flm: family 1750M1S.p0, short
clear new 16.7561S.00; mess new l5 .a5IDlG 50
SGGAR-Raw firm: fair refining ass;
centrifugal SO test 4.36: molasses sugar
3G1. refined steady.
s375
EGGS-Trregular; receipts 16,947: state.
Pa. and nearby fancy white 23m24; do
prime to choice 20G22 brown and mixed
fancy %; do. prime to choice 2002l; vest
er1 average prime 17A@lS; western first.
(otticial price, T@17k. :, III.
:. lPoTAT6Esl4Weak new NS!1 per Dbl.
2@a.7o; seconds and fcuiis r75Gi15.H ,Ht
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COVE MAKES A POOR
SHOWING AGAINST BRlTTON.

New York, July Percy Cove of
Seattle, Wash, and Jack Britton OF
Chicago met in the wind-up at the
Princess Athletic Club Wednesday
night, and the Chicago fighter made
the Wesrelner look like novice. Brit
ton jabbed Cove at will, and warned the
jabbing with an occasional right swing.
Cove, whO did not land half dozen
blows during the bout, was very tired
when the gong sounded
The bout between Babe Cullen and
Jimmy Murray, scheduled for the Semi
Windup, was declared off, ana Jack
Farrell Of Wilmington and Sandy Will
liams substituted. The former out
classed Williams. In the preliminarleS
Harry Johnson won from Eddie Rector,
Tommy Smith finished Jack Phillips in
two rounds and Tommy Lee was out
pointed by Jack White.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Jesse Tannehill is being sent in as d
pinch hitter by the Washingtons.
Jimmie Callahan. the Chicago player
turned down by the National Commits
sion, is doing scouting duty for the
Washington club
New Orleans is figuring on securing
Charles Dexter from the Augusta, Ga,
club and taking him to New orleans
to play first base.
In % games for Baltimore, Chad
bourne has hit for .220, showing that
Providence lost nothing when Chad
went to Baltimore
The Chicago Cubs lead the National
League in both batting and fielding,
but owing to the persevering methods
used by the human octopus, Mr.. Wag
ner. in playing like four men, the Pirate
crew have the Chicago boys worried
to death
Judge from his record of 10 won and
two lost, Adams of the Louisville club
is about the best box man in the Amer
lean Association. Joe Wood, conSid-
cred a good one By many, has lost 10
and won six games His support how
ever, was responsible for several lost
games.
On July l6 all the Pittsburg fans will
turn out to see Honus Wagner Bos-
ton will be the attraction, and Wagner
will be presented with purse of mon
ey. 1t will be known as Wagner day.
and Judging from the fight the Pirates
are making just now, the great ball
player will be e wen a fine sendoff.
John Camel s looking about for a
hard hitting, good fielding first base
man to take hi ) place, because of the
fear that his weak ankle will go back
on him Manager Camel would rather
work from the bench than on the field
if he can land stronger player than
himself Manager John has long JOB
on hand
Bangor Coramercial: When the Ban
gor team gets down to work there IS
going to be some ball playing. Up TO
the present. time the Cubs have not
been able to develop much team work,
owing to The fact that there were
number of men with the team who
We're not fixtures and were liable to
sign with one of the other league
teas. ana no signals could be passed
around While these men We're with the
team. Next week the team will be
Strengthened out and some good hard
practice held.
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BOXING NOTES.

Al Neil and Frank Mayfield have
been matched to box at Santa Rosa,
Cal, next Saturday.
Jack Twin Sullivan asked for a guar
antce of $4,000 and transportation both
ways to go to Australia.
The National Sporting Club of Lon
don has agreed to hang up a good
sized purse for Marvin Hart and Jack
Johnson to box for in October if they
come to terms.
The Armory A. A., of Boston, is all
ready in the field bidding for the ma
tional amateur boxing championships
ana also for the New England amateur
championships for next year.
Stanley Ketchel and Tony Caponi
may meet at Grand Rapids Saturday
after all. Ketchel says the match is
still on, despite the fact that his man
ager said the other day that it was off.
George kirkpatrick, who came East
with George Memsic, says thar the in
iured nand of the Bohemian boxer is
progressing favorably and that Men,
sic expects to be in condition 10 box in
a short time.
Nelson says he will retire from the
ring if he is defeated by Joe Cans on
Saturday. Nelson is of the opinion
that Cans will tire after about %
rounds, and that he will then sail in
and finish him
1t is very probable that boxing will
be revived in Brockton in the TALL. Re
sponsible persons have secured lease
Of good hall in a good location and
have taken the preliminary steps to
start good club.
Boston Journal: There is already
talk of bout between Tommy Quill
and Harry Lewis. Such a bout would
be appreciated by the sports on Labor
day and if made would be eagerly ac-
copied by the Armory A. A.
Young Otto, the New York light
weight, left Tuesday for Los Angeles
with Baron Long, the matchmaker of
the Jeffries A. c. Otto has been prom
ised a match with the winner Of the
Freddie Welsh Packy Mcfarland bout,
Jim Jeffries has offered Joe Cans a
purse of $4,000, or 65 per cent. of the
gross receipts, for a battle with the
winner of the Packy Mcfarland Fred
dy Welsh bout at Jim Jenries' Club
late this month or early in August.
Jeffries is sure Joe will beat Nelson,
Cans will accept, but it's up to the
other boys.
The New York sports have two good
bouts on next week. On Monday night
Leach Cross the fighting dentist, and
Billy Griffin, the British featherweight
champion from Australia, will meet in
six-round bout, while on Tuesday,
Tommy Murphy and Jack Goodman
Will clash. Murphy is also booked for
a bout in New York on July II.
Jack McCloskey seconded Matty
Baldwin in the bout against Attell at
New York on Monday night and says
Matty beat the featherweght cham
pion. He declares that Baldwin popped
and peppered Attell on the nose at will
McCloskcy says that Baldwin is his
own manager and that Mrs. Baldwin
is the assistant manager, collector and
keeper of the exchequer.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Wire reports to Portland Wednesday
stating that Forest c. Palmer, former
~ of South Portland, had shot at his
and killed himself, at Woodside n. j.,
were incorrect, and it is evident that a
mistake was made in the identity Of
the man.
While at work on the planer at his
box factory in F'oxcroft Wednesday,
John G. Sawyer was caught in the ma
chinery and sustained severe injuries,
Two bones of the left leg being broken
just above the ankle and the leg badly
bruised the skin being literally burned
off by the action of the belt The mill.
which was recently purchased by Mr.
Sawyer, has been equipped with new
machinery and is doing a rushing
business. Mr.. Sawyer's son, Leslie, will
manage the business until he is able
to take charge again.
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DETROIT JUDGES WILL NOT
STOP SUNDAY SAIL GAMES

Detroit. Mich, July 1.-The judges of
the Wayne circuit court have declined
to issue on petition of several local
clergNnien, AN order requiring Police
Commissioner Smith and Suporinten-
dent of Police DoWney to show why a
mandamus should not be issued di-
recting them to stop Sunday baseball
pla, ing at the park Of the local Amer
lean League team. The judges take the
position that they have no jursdic-
ton over the statute to grant the re-
lief asked. Judge Rohnert said
IF the mandamuS should be granted
in this city, | do not see what is to
prevent a mandamus stopping every
street car in town Sunday
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LORDS INJURIES ARE
REPORTED HEALING RAPIDLY.

Portland, Me, July HAIRY Lord.
the Red SoX third baseman, and the
former Portland favorite, who was SO
badly injured some days ago when he
was spiked by a base runner, is in
Portland for few days vacation and
attended the game at Pine Tree park
this afternoon
The wounds from the spikes on
Lords leg are healing nicely, but a
scratch on the arm which he received
While sliding bases developed blood
poisoning, and the arm swelled until it
was necessary to lance 1t. The at
tending physician thinks that Harry
can play again in about two weeks
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AT WASIIINGTON.

. First game:
Washington "a y , o 0 0 x-l- s..
New Yak .....G 7 . . y l--J-,l2
Itatte'ics-Ta ~, nil. FalKenbers and
Street rrth. NrWtnn and kleinoW. Time
40. IN piits. Hurst and t.gan.
Secont 2aiEe
Washington % y o o x-4-11-.
New York 80 0 o o o I . o o. CT
BatterirS-Falkenbere Gates and
Street Hogg. Manning and Blair Time
2h. Umpires, Egan and Hurst.
AT CHICAGO.
First game:
Chicago ......3 0 o 0 o x-E-:1-,
St louis ......1 o y o o o G tt ST
Walsh and Sullivan: Wad-
dell, Bailey and Spencer. Time, $40. I'm
piies, Sheridan and Connolly.
Second game
Chicago .......0 0 0 0 o o o o @ 5-5
ST Louis ......0 . . 4 3--1-13-0
Eatteries-Owen, Olmstead and Shay
Dineen and Blue Tire. 30 .Tupires,
Sheridan and Connolly.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland 30 l 0 . . G. l. 81
Detroit ........2 3 o 0 . > 9-1l-l5-2
Batteries-Chech. Thielman. Ryan. Hess
and Clarke Davidson. Willett and
Schmidt. Time. l59 Umpire. Evans.
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GL|DDEN MAKES Thrill
LING BALLOON TRIP,

North Adams, Mass, July 2
Charles j. Glidden, the Boston autolno-
bjlist and aeronaut, had the unusual
experience of being chased for 10
miles by a thunderstorm while several
thousand feet above the earth in his
new balloon Boston," today. Mr..
Glidden's ascension was made before
dawn and he was unaccompanied, thus
fulfilling at one time two OF the pilots
requirements Of the Aero Club of
America, namely making night as
cension and making an ascension
alone.
1t had been planned to AXE the as
censiun at midnight. but on account OF
thunderstorm in the vicinity of Hol-
yoke, Mr.. Gldden did not ascent until
PSF A NJ His balloon took a north
easterly direction and at Is A. M. he
landed on q farm four and half miles
north of Wilmington, VT, about 10
miles in an air line from this city.
The greatest elevation reached by
the balloon was 4l600 feet. Immediate
ly after rising, Mr.. Glidden said that
the thunder clouds began to surround
him, and until he landed he was pur-
sued by an electrical storm. BY keep
ing his balloon at the same elevation
as the clouds he was able to keep
ahead of the storm. He used a double
trailing line for the first time and he
reported after landing that it had been
a great help to him in keeping the
Boston" steady and also facilitated
his landing.
Mr.. Glidden tomorrow will go to
Brattleboro, VT, to testify against the
two men who are under arrest on the
charge of firing at the balloon in
which Mr. Glidden and Leo Stevens of
New York made an ascension a few
days ago.
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FANS WANT
TO BET ON ST. LOUIS TEAM

Toledo, O., July youngstown fans
many of whom are personal friends of
Jimmy McAleer, manager of the St
Louis Browns, are greatly elated over
the showing the Browns are making
in the American League race, and
seem confident that McAleer will be
able to carry the American League
pennant away this season. So strong
is this belief in Youngstown that to-
day the friends of McAleer have raised
a purse of $1,000. which they offer
against the field that the Browns will
win the pennant.
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YOUTHFUL SWIMMER, AGED
81, WANTS TO ENTER RACE

Chicago, Ill, July 2-Entri"s fol
the coming first annual Chicago River
Marathon, to be held by the New
Illinois Athletic Club, July IS. began tC
pour i'm at the club house Wednesday
indicating a record breaking field OF
swimmers for the race.
Application has been made for entry
blanks by members of the Evanston
and Springfield Y. NJ. C. A. depart
mentS.
A swimmer of Boston, who gives his
age as G2. has written asking for par
ticulars and may come West to com
pete.
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Frday-Jim Donovan VS.. Mickey Nc
Donough, New York; Billy Snalnam VS..
Tommy Feltz, Chico, Cal; Sailor Burke
VS.. Tommy Sullivan. New York.
Saturday-Mike Cunningham vs. Jimmy
Hanlon. Rockland. Me: Bill Dunning VS..
sl Ha"rahan le,N Millir9 ", Me- Joe
Twin Sullivan VS. Terry Mustain, Tono-
pah, New; Fred Ward VS. Rufe Turner,
Eureka, Cal: Willie Fitzgerald VS.. Jack
Cardiff, Reading, Pa; Kid Trimble VS..
Walter Parker, Springfield, O.; Stanley
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FINANCIAL
eureka

Eureka common was again the most
active stock on the Curb, the public
buying largely at cents, the stock clos
ing strong at . The transfer office has
DeCn working late to keep up with the
demand for new stock We are glad to
note that Il large number of the shares
are falling into the hands OF investors
who are having the stock put in tleir
names. This stock they will hold for
good profit. Eureka Mines common has
an actual intrinsic value, which is way
head of its present market value. We
repeat our invitation of yesterday that
You get ut the true facts by consulting
with the treasurer of the company. MI.
George T.. Mitchell. who Will h" at our
Office daring the business hours any day
This week
Oar "dvice to the public is to limit your
orders today Ia cents and sell When your
stock shows a reasonable profit. That's
he way Your broker makes money, and
follow his lead. Don't wait till the stock
gets tC i, T., or IS cents. but act today.
The strength of Eureka today after yes
terday's heavy buying and selling should
convince You that Il bull market IS on
wi
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ETON QUALITIES FOR FINAL
IN CHALLENGE CUP CONTEST

Henley, July 2.-Eton, which this
year for the first time entered crew
for the Grand Challenge cup, qualified
for the final heat of the race today by
beating the crew of the Thames Row
ing Club by three quarters of length
The final for the cup will be rowed to-
morrow
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Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.
n the District Court of the United States

In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Maine.
In the matter of
EDITH A. PHINNF.Y In Bink-
Bankrupt. rnptcy.
To the creditors OF EDITH a. PIIlNNEY
bee. and District aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
Goth day of June. A j. 1873. the said
EDITH A. FHlNNEY was duly adJudi-
Gated bankrupt: and that the first meet
ing IF her creditors will be held at the
Offic" of the Referee. 1870 Water street, IN
Augusta. Maine, and District aforesaid,
on the 10th day of July, A. y. l,"S. al
ten o'clock in the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint trustee, examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other busi,
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
FREMONT J. G. LITTLE.
Referee in Bankruptcy
Augusta, Maine, June %, 1903: .
iuly3dlt'
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The officials of the Grand Union A

The officials of the Grand Union A.
g. of New York have practically de-
cided not to run any more stays until
September. 1t was SO hot on Monday
night that they lost close to $500 on the
stag at which Abe Attell and Matty
Baldwin fought. The receipts of the
show amounted to, s1:1s.r Atten received
$1,000, and took the clubs word TOR
$3.50. Baldwin got $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-03

The steepest railway in the world.
WIN grade of 20 per cent at its upper
emu ana an average grade of &C Per
cent. is the Nirglbahn cable up the
side of mountain in southern Tyrol,
Austria. The length Of the line is 945
rect. The cars seat thirty passengers
each. The road and equipment cost
100000
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new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
AT FALL RIVER.

Haverhl ..........1 0a0O 0O02O SO =
Fail River ..........1 0 . . 0 0 0 o q Cart
Katteries-Gerard OToOle and An
drews; Gilroy and Toomey. Tine, 2.33.
Umpire. NJ OBrien.
AT BROCkTON.
Blockton .....@ o 0 = 3 x-9-l5-1
Lowell ........0 y o o 0 S. 6-3
Administrations and Waters; Warner
and Amsmith. Time, 1,55. Umpire, j.
(U'Rrien
AT NEW BEDFORD.
New Bedford % 0 l 0 0 X-1-3-1
Worcester ......0 q g Oft /
Batterics-Delavc and Weeden, Barber
ich and Lavigne. Time, 100. Umpire,
flanagan
AT LYNN.
Lawrence ......0 q . 0 0 o. 80
Lynn ...........U o y y y Idiot
Ratteries-Connolly and Eaton Moore
and Foster. Time. 154 Umpire. Con-
molly.
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YOUR AD. IN THE
kENNEBEc JOURNAL PAYS.

How can 1t be otherwise in paper
that covers the entire County-CitH
Town and Rural Districts-thorough-
ly? Over 1000 daily subscribers on n
F. D. routes in Kennebec County alone
Ask your rural customers II thOy are
subscribers Of the Journal and noN
results. Fsn + rng1 da.5"a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-03

After waiting thirty-two years, ex-
Sergeant Alexander Goodall. of Dun
bar, England. late of the Royal Artil-
lery, has received intimation that his
pension is to be increased by Is cents a
day for gallantry in the trimAa,, ahd
that he is to get an annuity Of $780,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-03

Fewer New Workers own their own
homes than the residents of any other
city In the world. The reason is a sim
pie one; the land is so valuable that
none but the very wealthy can afford
Its purchase. OF the 391 ,GS7 families
living on Manhattan Island Only 1876
hold title to the houses they occupy.
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AT NEW BEDFORD
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Montreal Buffalo T. Montreal
fcalled in eighth by agreement
AT ! oronto-IOronto 4 Rochester 3.
AT Jersey City-Jersey City /, Ea!ti
more y.
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NJ. G. Barnard & Co.
CURB STOCKS
35 CONGRESS ST. BOSTON.
june24dtf
STATE OF MAINE.
Supplies for Encampment, National
Guard, State of Maine-Proposaals
for Commissary Supplies.
Adjutant Generals Office.

Augusta, July >. 1908.
Sealed proposals for furnishing ana de-
1verng at Camp Cobb tn. subsistences
needed for the annual encAmpment Of the
National Guard, State of Maine, to be
holden August Sd to Sth, inclusive. will
be received until 8 A. NJ, July 18th. 1908
All bids must contemplate furnishing
material of best quality. Full infolma-
ton may be obtained ut the Adiuant
Generals Office. Envelopes containing
proposals should he endorsed Proposals
for Subsistence Supplies, Camp Cobb"
iSgned) FDW ARI j. MAYO,
july 3dl1t CommiSsaIy General
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MAINE LEAGUE.
MAINE LEAGUE STANDING.

Portland Me, July 2.-McDonough won
the State league game this afternoon ty
stealing home III the 10th inning after two
mel We're out. Bangor led up to the sew
enth inning, when Portland tied up the
game and won out in the eXtll inning.
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RAWhlDE MINING

Our announcement through yesterdays
press to the effect that this Boston curb
stock was thoroughly financed and that
tie company would this week break
ground for = Seton mill. brought n little
activity to the stock the stock closing
strong. We are confident that in pur
chasing this stock around 80 cents that
the investor is getting in right on the
best Rawhide proposition that we know
If. and we are in close touch with this
Carp. Take our advice and buy this
week
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Charley Harvey has resigned as
manager of the National A. c. of New
York, Johnny White and Billy Long
will divide the job between them.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AT New Haven-HaItford 3, New Ha
ven O.
AT New Blitain-Brooklyn Royal Giant.
9, New Fritain |.
Al Bridecpol ,-Biidgepolt ., Water
bury l.
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston. July ".-Eroolllyn won the h"st
game of the series from Boston today
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MCadcr and MaddON led IN stolen bases,
having seven each. while ". Smith was
NEXT with three. TIE batting average of
the team was 226 and the fielding aver
age .936
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CONY HIGH AVERAGES.
OON1 TII0TI NVGNN0C0.
How the Members Of the Nine Ranked
for the Season.

The following table shows the work at
the bat of the members of the Cony High
school nine for the past season:
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Two out when winning run scored.
PORTLAND.

TWo-Dase hits-Cibbs, M"Millan Cox
Home lns-McDonough, Mcmillan. Stol-
"a bases McDonouah, Goodr. ConnnrS
Sacrihc" hi's-Follansher Grant, Con
nols. First base on balls OF Gibbs :, on
Grant. lott. bv Con Rlacl: , Struck ont
By Gibbs A. by Cox l. Wild pitch
Gibbs. Passed hall-Burrington Time,
30 Umpire, O'Brien.
At I.eNistOn-The LeWistOn-Pine Tree
game was postponed rain.