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The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Left on bascs-Irainmcn. Z; Union Station. l.
First base on balls-OH Thompson, l. Struck out
BY Thompson. G; by kiroy. l. Two-baSe hits
Williams Roth. Sacrifice hit-Spence. Stolen bases
-Ropee. Showalter. Thompson, Spence. TAYLOR.
Osborne. W. Handy. MCGmth. Po0re. Double plays
w. Handy 10 Bland. Hit by pitcher-By Klroy.
UmpHe-Nlr. o. c. Flynn. Time Of game-ij min
utes
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Two-base hits-Howell. stone Three-base hits
honey. Lord Sacrifice hits-Unglaub. c. Jones
Bases on balls-of Howell. /; Of Burchel. :
Struck out-By Howell, 5 by Burchen, Z.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE

At Jackson-Jacksou. e; Columbus. l.
At Neridiau-Mcridian. /; Monroe, ! seven in
nugs. rainI.
At Gulfuort-Gufnort 8: Vicksburg. O.
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BROWNS EFFORT FAILS.
st. Louis Team Cannot Overcome
BOstOn's Lead.

ST. Louis. June l3.-The Browns made
desperate effort in the ninth inning TO
pull the game out OF the FIRE, but could
not overcome Boston's lead. Score:
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DOVES FINISH IN WHIRL.
Nose Pirates out in the Eighth, and
Win to 3.

Boston, June l3.-The Doves made a
great rally in their game with Pittsburg
to-day In the eighth. and scored five runs.
Hannifan made a homer with two men
on bases Score:
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-Battcd for Doolin in ninth. fBatted for Nc /
Quilian in ninth.
Chicago. 0 900 OOOIO O-I !
Philadelphia .................. 0 0 0 0 90 !
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

At Troy-Troy. Z: A.. J. and c.. s.
At Wilkeshare- Syracuse. 4. Wikesbare. 3
At Scrant0n-Scranton, 2 Biughamt0u. O.
At Albany-Utica. "A. Albany l.
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ONE SCORE ON WILD PITCH.
Two InheId Hits and Three Passes
Give Tigers Game.

Detroit. Mich. June l3.-Two inheld hits
and three passes in one inning gave De-
troit the game to-day. Philadelphia's only
run came as a result Of wild pitch bJ
Summers Score.
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TIMELY HITS BY THE CUBS.
Chicago Nationals, as UsunI, Snatch
Victory

Philadelphia. June 13-Two timely hits
and an error gave Chicago her one run to-
day. while Philadelphia failed to get a
marker Brown pitched an excellent
game Score.
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ST. stephens, 8, G. z. o.. 2.

The St stephens team defeated the G.
p O. team Friday. to 3
Haring was hit hard in the third session
and retired in faVOr of PaYne. Score.
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Two-basc hits-M0ye, Kelliher Madden. Thrse-
base hit-kelliher. Stolen bases-Hurley. F. Thomas
~. Moye. Miller. Sacrifice hits-Harding Hurley
(2l. Anderson First base ballS-By Handiboe
8; by Moye. l. Hit By pitched ball-F Thomas
Handboe. Struck 0ut-By Handiboe 10: by Move
;. Left on bascs-CommiSsioners. !; ST. Peters IL
Passed ballS-BOnaVaireS. l. Beckett l. Umpire
Mr. Cleveland. Time Of game-I hour and 50
minutes.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Dcuver-DCnV,r 6. Pueblo 3
At DCS MOinCs-LinCCln. 5. Des NlOines. l.
AT Omaha-Omaha 6 Pueblo. 3
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BY breaking even in tho eight matches
OF the singles and making a clean sweep
Of the doubles the Baltimore tennis
team yesterday defeated n picked team
from the Washington clubs IN the third
Of the intercity series by points to 4.
Close play marked the matches in the
singles, and it was only by the hardest
kind Of work that Washington managed
10 tie the score in this department. In
the doubles the Baltimoreans came back
strong.
Washington will play the last match of
the intercity games in the Monumental
City on Labor Day. Philadelphia has
already won a clear title to the cup by
defeating Washington by poipts to
and swamping Baltimore. II TO 1.
Doyle a surprise.
one OF the surprises OF the day was
the decisive defeat Of r. c. Colston by
Conrad Doyle. While the title holder Of
the District is held in high esteem by the
Baltimoreans, Colston is also a classy com
pcutor, and beat Doyle on two occasions
in last years matches. COlston is also
rated among the first ten players OF the
United States by the National Tennis As
seciation, and was counted as a sure
Peint-winner in the singles
Doyle seems TO have improved greatly
since last season in his cross-court work
and ne showed the same swift. sharp cuts
yesterday that marked his playing in the
Middle Atlantic championship tourney.
Colston was clearly outclassed In the
work al the net, and Doyle's serves were
puzzlers for the visitors
The first set went TO Doyle. lie had
Colston, 81, on the second set. but Col
st0n took the next three making It all
Doyle again edged up to the net, at which
game Colston was no match for his op-
ponent, and the Washington player took
the next two easy. Colston's back court
game was strong.
For the most part the matches In the
doubles were slow and featureless. While
the scores were close the players worked
carefully, ana seldom essayed any sensa-
tional plays. This was not true in .he
main attraction. howeyer-the match be-
tween the Doyle brothers and the Col
stOns.
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Tomou0w's gamc-G. Z. Howard Company vs. W
B. Moses & sons al Eighth street and Florida ave
nue. northeast. at $50.
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Richmond,, stickwork Good.

Batteries-Stewart and Bentley; Chanault Gun
ninEs. Peandue. and Smith. Umpire-Mr. RIM
Attendance, 1000
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MonumentnI Lengue.

The Brookland Juniors trounced the
Oaklands yesterday. in a good game by
to !. E Lord. for the winners, al
lowed but two hits.
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Batter1cs-WincheSter. Montgomery. Sinner, and
MAbrcy: Hagcrtown. Doane and Simpson Umpire
Mr.. McCardel. Time Of game-l hour and IS min
uteS
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TotAlS...... ; , q 10 ]

Earned runS-Brookland, j First base by eTrors--
St Elizabeth's. :. Left on bases-st Elzabeth's.
6; Brookland. s. First base balls-of wilkins. 2;
of simons, l. Struck out-By Wilkins. Z BY Simous.
l. Two-base hits-Pickett King Graves. Sullivan.
Sacrifice hits-Jones. Burke Sully. Sullivan, HAYES.
TanSil. Graves Stolen bascs-Rodlcr o. Hayes
Tansill, Phipps. Thrau Double plays-Rodler TO
Hayes: Hayes to King. Hit By ritcher-By VIII
kins. i by Shnons. 3, Wild Titch-Wilkins Passed
balls-Burke, 2. Umpires-Mr. Cem and DR.. Ad-
dis
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The Ninth Street Christlan Church

The Ninth Street Christian Church team
got 4 bad case OF rattles in the sixth.
seventh, and eighth innings OF yester-
days contest. at McDevitts Field after
they had had an almost overwhelming
lead OF fourteen runs. and the Advents
tied the score. amid the widest kind
of enthusiasm. IS TO Is. Score:
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Ninth and Advents Each Score
Eighteen Runs

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
Eckingtons and MetrOpOIitans Play
Eight-inninE Tie.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
No games scheduled.

STANDING OF TUE TEAMS.
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The Eckingtons plugged away yester-
day, and by heavy stick work overcame
the big lead obtained by the Metropolitan
team, and tied up the game. which ter
minated in the eighth inning. Il to H.
Score:
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CARDINALS WIN OUT.
BY Great Squirt in Eighth They Take
Game from the BridegrOOms.

New York, June 13.-The Cardinals
made a great finish, shifting Mcintyre for
enough to send three men over the plate
in the final spasm Score:
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Kerr and Brooke Win.

Kerr and Brooke won one of the hardest
fought matches Of the day from Lincoln
and Ballinger after a seesaw of nearly
an hour and a half Lincoln played his
characteristic steady game. while that
Of Ballinger was spectacular at times,
but more erratic. The last set was car
RED to lib.
Lincoln was also defeated in a close
match in the doubles by Wagner The
showing Of the Washington player was
highly creditable. as Wagner is one Of
Baltimore's strongest men. He is famous
for mis- long, hard drives. and Lincoln
handled these easily. but lost the match
on his placing in the last set
Another long drawn out back court
game was that between Hills and AtlIin-
son. which was won by the Baltimore
player. 6--S. rs, 60.
The Harrison -Glazebrook match was
closer than the score indicates. Most of
the games went TO deuce.
A pretty exhibition Of the net game was
furnished by Cake and Kerr Both men
are masters OF this style Of play. and
their chops across court were uniformly
well placed.
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Paint Men Take Fall Out of Wood
ward Il LOthrOp.

STANDING or TIE TEAMS.
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Struck out-By Diamond. Is by Kruse Q. Home
run-H. Diamond Three-base hi-H. Diamond.
Two-base hits-Diamond Marshall Stolen asses-
Lodge %. Plummcr. Marshall o.. Zirkle
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One out when winning run was scored.
Cincinnati. i................. 0 . 0 0 o o %
New York.................. 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Is
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COLLEGE GAMES.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

At hi!adclphia-Pcnnsylvania. 2; Carlisle 0.
At Easton, Pa.-LoUisiana o; Lafayette !.
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HIGHLANDERS GO TO CAMP.
White sox Hit OPportuneIy and Win
by Score of to 1.

Chicago. June lS.-The White Sox hit
opportunely to-day. and had no difficulty
in taxing the Highlanders measure.
Score:
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Special TO The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, June 13-Richmond won
to-days game from DanviHe by superior
stick work. Mckenzie pitched good ban
for the locals and received good support.
The game was prettily played until the
eighth inning in which Richmond scored
four runs. Gov. Swanson witnessed the
game from the press box and groaned
when the Plttsylvania team lost. There
were no spectacular features. Score:
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BANKERS PLAY BALL
American Nationals Defeat
Commercials, II to II.
GAME PLAYED IN RECORD TIME

Endurance Contest at National Park
Requires Three Hours for Compile
tion-AIthOugh in the Clutches of
Spring Fever, Everybody HaE joy
fuI Time Except the Policemen.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Commissioners Win from st. Peters
In Easy style, 13 to 3.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
St. Joseph's... SO St. yincent's.. / SO
Marines....... IA s. Peters. 3 rs
Commissioners S .667 st. Psul's...... l 10 .O9I
The Commissioners won from St Peters,
in the Marquette League, yesterday in
easy fashion, by 13 to 3.
The District Building boys obtained an
early lead. making six runs in the first
inning. Although Willie Handiboe, who
was serving them UP for the Commits
sioners, allowed twelve hits, they gen
orally came when the sacks were unoc-
cupied.
Kelliher LED both teams at the bat,
making a twO-sacker and a triple out OF
FIVE trips to the pan. Score:
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R. R. Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE.
station Blanks Trainmen In Long
drnwn-Out Game

The Union Station team was on the job
yesterday and applied the whltewash
brush 10 the Tralnmen, Is 10 O.
Thompson made a brilliant running
catch In the fourth inning. Score:
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The Scnrca

singles-Courad Doyle. Washington. beat F. C.
Colston. Baltimore. 6-2. rs: r. Doyle Washington
beat J. A. c. Colston. Baltimore. 6-l. 60: Basil
Wagner. Baltimore. beat G. Lincoln. Washington
e. Sc: Il. 2. Cake. Washington. beat John Kerr
Baltimore, 6-3. 81; A. u. Atkinson. Baltimore
beat r. Hills. Washington 6-s IS 80; Charles
Brooke. Baltimore beat J. Ballinger. Washington
6-S. 4-6. O.; W. S. Smington. IT, Baltimore beat
J. O. Davidson. Washington 6-S. Sc. 81; l. W
Glazebro0k. Washington. beat I. B. Harrison Bal
timore 6-3. e.
Doubles -Colston and CclstOn. Baltimore. beat
Doyle and Doyle. Washington. e. - 6-; Wag-
ner and Atkinson. Baltimore. beat Glazebrook and
Davidson. Washington. 6-2. rs: Kerr and Brooke.
Baltimore. beat Lincoln and Ballingcr Washington
6-s. 81. Ills: SyminGton and Harrison. Baltimore
beat Hills and Brooke Washington, 81. 4-6 O..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09
EVANS is GAINING
5ot Will Not Rejoin Fleet While In
Southern California.


Pasco Robes, Cal, April S.-Rear
Admiral Evans will not rejoin the bat
tieship fleet at San Diego or partici-
pate in any of the functions and cele-
brations in the ports Of Southern Cali
fOrnia.
That has practically been determined
upon The rear admiral was told this
morning by DR.. Mcdonald, surgeon on
the Connecticut, that it will be very
lnadvisable for him to rejoin the fleet
at San Diego and participate in the
festivities in southern California. The
doctor afterwards said he thought the
admiral would take his advice. Ad-
m1ral Evans himself has stated that
ne would submit to- the judgment of
his physicians. although it will be a
bitter disappointment to him if he
cannot rejoin the fleet.
The rear admiral passed a good night
but is beginning to realize that he
cannot recover his health in a few
days Or weeks. Although his improve
ment has been marked, he is still far
from strong. DR.. Mcdonald said to-
day The rear admiral is 100 per cent
better than when he arrived here. He
needs rest and, quiet and after three
weeks longer at the springs we hope
he will be able to resume command Of
the fleet"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09
PROGRAM FOR FLEET.
Movements Planned for Vessels Given
Out At Washington.

Washington, April S.-A program for
the movements of the Atlantic fleet af-
ter the review by Secretary Metcalf in
San Francisco on May was made
public at the navy department today.
The fleet will leave San Francisco
May Is and on arriving at Puget sound
May q, four ships will visit Port An
geles, eight Bellingham bay and three
Port Townsend. One ship will go to
Bremerton to be locked.
On May % all but the ship in dock
will proceed to an anchorage near Sc
attic.
On May 26, IL ships will leave their
anchorage and will go to Tacoma
Thence without anchoring eight ships
will sail for San Francisco, leaving
four ships at anchor at Tacoma, for a
visit of three days, when these vessels
will go to Bremerton for docking.
1t is expected that the eight vessels
will arrive at San Francisco on May 20.
where they will be locked in success
sion. The ships docking at Bremerton
will sail for San Francisco as soon as
possible, the last one not to arrive I'M
til July 8.
Preparations will then, be made for
the fleet to sail from San Francisco
for Honolulu on Tuesday, July I. This
date. however, may be advanced if the
docking is completed sooner than ex-
pected. After the review in San Fran
cisco bay on May 8 the Pacific fleet
Will leave the next day for the South
to carry out program of drills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09
EFFICIENCY INCREASED.
Long Trip Good Thing for Officers and
Men Of the Fleet,

San Francisco, April S-Henry Sos
vielle, chief master-at-arms of the
battleship Rhode Island, the first en-
listed men to reach San Francisco
from Admiral Evans fleet at Alaeda-
lena bay, arrived here yesterday on the
hospital ship Relief. In his opinion,
that Of a man who has served as a
bluejacket in the navy, the cruise has
helped to increase the efficiency of
both officers and men 100 per cent.
"All have enjoyed the cruise i'm
mensely and a great lesson has been
learned by the men on all vessels" de-
clared Sosvielle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09

Lave Cross is playing sensational
game at third base for New Orleans.
This is his 18th straight year in base
BAH.
The Nashville Southern League team
Wednesday closed deal with Mama
ger Chance of the Chicago National
League team for Outfielder Frank
Elston.
The Glass Richmond team had no
trouble last Saturday in defeating the
New York Highlanders with Jack
Chesbro in the box by a score OF
to l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09
SPORTING NOTES.

The Rockland Y. NJ. c. A. basketball
team closed the season Tuesday night
at RockIahd without a defeat, by win
ming from Fall River Y. M. C. A., a
to IS.
Robert Burch, captain of the Yale
football team, injured tendon in his
leg while running the quarter mile in
practice at the athletic field Tuesday
ard the injury is likely to take him
out of, the track team !, this spring.
While the Injury Is not serious, some
fear is entertained that the tendency
t" slight injuries will interfere with
his football training in the fall. Capt.
Rurcn, as member of two Varsity
football squads has thus far played
only 10 minutes in championship
game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09
BROTHER DICK APPROVES.
Knows Duke Of the Abruzzi-Says He
IL Gentleman.

Seattle, Wash, April ST know the
Duke of the Abruzzi. He is a. mighty
good fellow. a gentleman and thor
ough sportsman as well. He is better
than the average of the titled foreign
ers they send over here for American
wives" said Richard Elkins, brother
of Miss Katherine Elkins, whose en-
gagement to marry the cousin of the
King of Italy may be shortly an
nounced. With E. B. Slaughter, a fell
low graduate of Princeton, and C. Lit
tie of Victoria, young Elkins left
Wednesday on three months hunt
ing trip in Alaska.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09

BASEBALL.
CONTINUED from Page Four.)

not think of playing. The conference
broke up without any result. The fac,
that President Dreyfuss came here
from Hot Springs and then left fol
Kansas with Wagner, picking ul
Smith at Massillon, seems to bear out
the story"
In addition to this. it is reported in
Pittsburg that Wagner Smith, Gibson
and Leach we're in on a four-cornercd
deal for more money; that Leach,
weakened on the day the team started
for the West, but that Wagner, Smith
and Gibson remained firm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09
"AMERCUS" DOWNS BEEL
IN TWO STRAIGHT FALLS

Baltimore, April S.-"Americus'' George
Scoenlein) tonight defeated Fred Beel by
winning the first two falls of wrestling
match that was to have been best two in
three. The first fall was gained by.
Americas in q minutes, and the second
in two minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09
ARMoR BELT LINE
Must Not Be Raised, According to Ad-
miral Evans Ideas.

Washington, April S.-A supplement.
al report dated Magdalena bay. March
II, a portion of which touches the
question of the location of the armor
belt for battleships, has been received
at the navy department from Admiral
Evans. The department today gave out
the following brief excerpt from the
renort:
Even with smooth seas and practi-
cal!y no wind, the swell at times
caused such rolling and pitching as to
expose the lower portion of the armor
belt at heavy load; hence the lower
limit of armor should not be raised"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09
Baseball Games.

At Nashyille--Brooklyn ,Nat.) !. Nash
At Durham, N. C.-Trinity TO-, Dart
mouth 0.
At Cambridge-The Harvard WESLEYAN
game was postponed: rain.
At Fro.iflence-The Brown-Tufts game
was called off: rain.
At Phi!adelphia-The University of Yer
mont-Iniycisity Of Pennsylvania game
was declared off; rain
At Princeton, N. 1.-THE Fordham-
Princeton game was declared off, rain.
At Philatelphia-vr The Philadelphia
American-National game was called off ;;
rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09
Evans Says He Feels Better.

Paso Robes Hot Springs, Cal, April
S.-Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans
spent a quiet day today. He appeared
to be rather feeble this morning. He
was somewhat depressed and COM
planned OF being weary. Later in the
day, however, he recovered his spirits
and apparently felt much better. Sur
geon Mcdonald tonight said the adj
miral had good day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09

Franklin Haven. president Of the Mer-
chants National Bank of Boston, died at
his horce Tuesday night. The Merchants
National is one Of the leading banks OF
Boston. Mr.. Haven was 20 years Of age,
a graduate of Harvard College and a vet
eral Of the Civil war In addition to be-
ing president Of the Merchants National
Bank he was president of the Boston
Clearing House Association and director
in q number of 'fnancial institutions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09
Boston Rowlers Win.

Portlands Me-, April Spy five pins
Boston's two-man team won at bowl
ing from Portland Tuesday night. The
contest was close throughout, and was
witnessed by large crowd. Neav-
ling, for Portland, was high man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09
BASEBALL NOTES.

All of the New England League clubs
will have games on the goth.
Il never worry, and never have any
thing on my mind" says George Ed
ward Waddell.
Thomas Lotus, ex-manager of the
Washington club, is now president of
the prosperous Three I League.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09

The application of Abraham Ruef
for writ mandamus and prohibit
ton to prevent his trial on a charge
of bribery before Judge Maurice T.
Bowling, on the ground of alleged
prejudice was denied Wednesday by
the supreme court, sitting in Los
Angeles, Cal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09
ONE STOP ONLY.
American Fleet Will Visit a Sinaje
New Zealand Port.

Wellington, New Zealand, April S.
The American government has accept
ed the invitation of New Zealand for
the American battleship fleet to visit
the colony on its way around the
world. The warships, however, will
call only at Auckland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-09
EDWARD LITTLE BASEBALL DATES.

Auburn, Me-. April S.--Manager yHarri.
of the Edward Little High school base
ball team announced today the followin.
schedule:
April 1S-Yarmcuth Academy (pending)
April 20-Lewiston (pending).
April 22-Bates at Auburn
April a-Brunswick at Auburn.
April 29-Cony High at Augusta
May 2-Bfunswick at Brunswick.
May 6-Gardiner at Gardiner
May spending.
May I3-LewistOn at Auburn
May 16-Gould Academy at eBthel
May 20-Hebron at Hebron.
May 23--Gardiner at Auburn.
May 27-Portland at Auburn.
May 30-Lewiston (pending).
June 3-Open.
June 6-Lewiston at Lewiston.
June 0-COny High at Auburn.
June 13-Open.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-12-19
TumminelIo Brothers Sell Them
Telephone IS s-rines coLFAx LOUISIANA

Emory. Artemus Bowie. Louis Mar
Gus. ] r. Nelson, Perry Woods, Sr..
Louis Johnson, Victor Lassyone.
Louis Sykes, Charles Woods. Ben
Taylor, Haywood Walker. Alice Hnr-
fison, Wash SpottsvilIe, Sherman
Dorsey. Butler Kimball, Luther
Johston, Spencer Jones, Ceaser Sykes
and Arelins Harris.
j. w. Duncan Go. W.. Isaac McMills
appealed from justice court, judgt Of
lower court for plaintiff sustained.
j. W. Dunran Co. VS.. Junps& Black
wood, Injunction sustained, motion
Tor new trial granted.
In matter Of &. r. Leindpcker win,
Judgment placing heirs and lpgatees
IN charge of property.
b. J. Wolf & Son, W. ". Clark. J..
+. Gibbons, and Crawford, Jenkins
& Booth, all obtained Judgments
against q. Z. Dewitt and Others.
W. H. Lands VS.. W.O. Collins ct
al, judgmentfor plaintiff.
/ Mary l.. Smith. Administrators, "a.
William Smith, Judgment sustaining
writ of injunction.
|, Judge BIackman got through with