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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
HARVARD BEATS MODES.
Close Eight Cared Race on Severn
 Ends In Victory For Crimson Crew.

Ends Ia Victory For Crimson Crew.
 Annapolis. Md, April 2s.-By not a
 full half length Of her spiderlike shell
 the navy lost to Hsrvard's eight pared crew one Of the most interesting and spectacular races ever rowed over the two mile course on the Severn river The time was: Harvard. 10 minutes % seconds: navy. 10 minutes g. seconds.
 The record for the course over which the race was rowed is about one min ute faster thsn this. but while the con test was slow in time and for the first mile waiting race 1t was nevertheless a beautiful One from the standpoint of the spectators On account of the tide and wind Hsrvard preferred to row up the Severn instead of against the white caps This the navy agreed to. It was a few seconds after 4s45 when sixteen oars answered the referees command to go. The navy caught the water at the rate of foriy-tuo strokes to the minute. while her opponents rate was forty. The difference told. and the midshipmsn jumped to the front Their lead vas about a quarter of . length. and they held this advantage until the half mile signal vas passed. when their s'roSe cane down ta fhirry-six.
 Harvard hsh to her pace of forty. and this fo.d whiie Roberts the nay ecckswain- refused to caTI on his men fcr more until the nile post was reach sd- Here the navy stroke Wss rsise.i . notch er tua. and they went neck and neck for . quarter ef q uiir. sffer shrsh the -t~ef- Ia the Camhrsaze bel hsEzn to tel GrzGzalIy the vis- tors sheI ertFt aae1d Eaui the navy zsst
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
HIT BY A BASEBALL.
Mrs Murray Was Struck Over the
 Heart by Small Boy.

Mrs Catherine Murray. who lived with her married daughter, Mrs Mary Monnefield, at 166 Walnut street Williamsburg. died yesterday of in- flammation of the heart and shock as the result of being struck on the left side by a baseball. On Tuesday afternoon a baseball struck by a bat in the hands of small boy hit her The boy ran up and apologized and then hurried away.
 Mrs Murray became i'll when she got home. An autopsy yesterday af. ternoon by Coroner's Physician Wuest brought out that the blow from the ball was what caused death.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
HE RAISES IRE LIMIT.

Springfield April 2s.-As both
 kid Shea Of Waterbury and Kid Williams of Bridgeport have hung or and shied al the challenge issued hy Kid Cushing Of this ritF. the Springfield b.oxer Is going after the Nutmeg pair hotter than ever. For several days he has had on deposit vIth the sporting edifor of the Tnioa sIe ss ertdenrr of his good faith. Nor he has inerszsed the sun to
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
DoHEETr ourcLassEs WILSON

NeE York, April z3.-Ip the windup al Browns gymnasium last night. Jeff noherty. the Neu Wa- ven fighter. uas too heavy and fast for Bzrney Wilson. of Brockryn. Tsp- herty staggered Wilson ufrh s right iu the isu in the firsf round and HOored his oppouenf i1 fha seroud In the third Wilson fought xsmeIy. but Doherty maintained his lead to the end.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
EXHIBITION GAMES.

At Worcester. Mass-H Hartford tCOnnl It. Worcester tN. El :.
 Al Andover. Mass-LOwell IN. E. 6. Phillips-Andover 2.
 A Fall River. Mass Pail River 1N. EI 2. Bridgeport tConul .
 Al Lynn. Mass-New Haven tCOnnt 6. Lynn IN. E. ..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
College Games,

Middletown, April 23.-Holy Cross easily defeated Wesleyan at baseball here yesterday by a score of ' to 3. The game was practically won by Holy Cross in the first in ming when they made four hits, re- ceived base on balls, had a man hit by pitcher and Wesleyan made two errors. for total of four runs Carney of Holy Cross and Marrinan of Wesleyan each made home runs The score: R. II. F Holy Cross .401O20 0-7 8 1 Wesleyan 70 co 2001-3 s 4
 Mansfield and Larkin; Connolly and Day. Umpire, Woodward.
 Washington, April 23.-In an 11-inning game yesterday, Pennsyl- vania defeated Georgetown univer- sity by the score of to 3. Devine pitched fine ball. but poor fielding lost the game. Two hits coupled with two errors allowed Pennsyl- vania to score the winning runs. The score: k. H. F. Penn ..10O OO2OOoO 2-5 3 3 Ge'gt'n 011O 000100 0-3 ' 6
 Collier, Simpson and Smith; De- vine and Duffy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23

out, by Pardce 9. by Kissinger 6; hit by pitcher, by Kissinger; first base on errors, Buffalo +; left on bases, Newark z, Buffalo 6; double plays, Sharpe and Mailing; umpires- Sullivan and Kelly; time, l hour and 50 minutes.
 At Baltimore: K. II. E. Montreal 0 % % o 0 0.-2 s 1 Baltimore 20101O00 +--4 10 l
 Batteries-Tift and McManus; Adkins and Byers. Umpire, Conway.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
Southern Leapme.

Al Mcmphls-Memphs 3; New Or leans 2.
 At Little Rock--Mobile 6; Little Rock ,.
 At Birmngham-Atlanta ]; Bir- mingham f.
 At Nashville--Montgomery 6; Nash vile j.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
AMERTCAN LEAGTF.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Philsdeigk!a Philadelphia. 2: New York 2 Batteries Plank and Powers; Cheshro and kieinow
 At Cleveland-Chicagn 1. Cleveland. q Batteries Owen and Sullivan: I.iebhardt. Rhosdes. Clarkson and x. Clarke. Al Detrolt-St. Louis. :. Detroit. Pat teries-Bailey and Spencer; Summers and Payne
 Al Boston. $. Washington | Batteries Winter Morgan and CaTri- gan. smith. Falkenberg and Street.
 STANDING OF THE CFIFRc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23


 Waterbury 70 3 Q 0 0 0-5
 Two-base hits-Shincel, Schlafley 2. Hits-off Bronkie in 1 innings, off Howard in innings, off Farley ? in 2 innings. Sacrifice hits-Ma,- lory 2. Coy, Merrill, Van Vleck Stolen bases-Bastian Fitzpatrick, Shincel, Rice, Lachance. Left on Waterbury ', Yale :. Base or balls-Off Van Vleck 2. off Howard 3, off Farley 1. First base on er- rors-Yale ,. Waterbury 1. Hit by pitcher-Fitzpatrick ?, Swandet Struck out-By Bronkie 1. by Farley I, by Van Vleck S. Wild pitch-Van Vleck ?. Howard, Farley. Time-2 hours. Umpires-Rice, Shincel and Anchincloss.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
NATIONAL IEAGIrE

At New York-New York. 2. Brooklyn. 2. alteries-Mathewson and Bresnahan: McIrSsre and Bergen.
 Al Boston, Philadelphia. :: Boston. 1. Batteries-McQuinlin and Dooin; Flaherty and Bowerman
 At Pittsburg-PittsburE ,: St. Louis. 1. Ratteries-Camnitz and Gibson. McGlynn and Hnstetter
 At Chicago-Chicago. :. Cincinnati. ! Batteries-Frazer and King; Coakley, Tozer and Mclean
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
South Atlantic League.

At Jacksonville - Jacksonville 4; Charleston ?.
 At Columbia-Augusta 1; Colum- bia 1. (darkness)
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
Cotton States League.

At Monroe-MonrOe 1: Gulfport ,.
 At lumbus-Columbus 1 Vicks- burg 0.
 At Jackson-First game-Jackson 2: Meridian ? Second game-Merid ian ,; Jackson ?.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
Tri-State League.

At LancaSter-Lancaster ,; Reading O. . At Williamsport-Williamsport 13; Harrisburg ?
 At Altoona Altoona 2: Johnstown ?.
 At Wilmington - Wilmington 2; Trenton 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
American Association.

At Indianoplis--Milwaukee s; In- dianopls ,.
 At Louisville-Lousville 9; Kansas City ,.
 At Toledo-Toledo s; St Paul :. At Columbus-Minneapolis 12; Co lumbus 6.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23
Western IeaDuP

At Pueblo-Puebl0 '; Denver 2. At LincOln--Des Moines 1; Lincoln 0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23

The Young Rose Hills would like to meet any team in the city whose players are about 16 years, the Moni- tors preferred. Those desiring games call on Manager Patrick Me. Grath of 4S7 Baldwin street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23

Captain Kingston of the Pony Ju- niors denies that his team was ,des feated by the Mohawk Juniors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23

The West Clay Streets will play the Tribunes Sunday at ScovilPs lots.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23

was as follows: Ford, c; B, Garren, D; H. Carlon, D; Quinlan, 1b; F. Borden, 2b; B. Garren, 3b; Burns. ly, If. A feature of the game was the ss; Meyers, of; O'Reilly, If; ]. O'Reil- pitching of Henry Carlon. Batteries. Skelly and H. Miller; H. Carlon and Ford.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23

Don't pick out a hat because it is becoming to some other fellow.
 Perhaps the taste of our hat man is worth consulting.
 His business is to study the style of a tile to decorate a set of features.
 Our Gold BOnd' $2 hat, stiff or soft, in all the good shapes.
 "StetsOn'S Flexible" $3.50 means hat comfort for every buyer.
 Handsome line of half dol lar caps.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23

The Ponies defeated the St Thoms as team by the score of 13 to I Tuesday. The score: R. H. E, Ponies .214105+ +-13 10 q St Thomas % 2 1000 3
 Malone and Hammell; ;Galvin and Cardinal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23

The Ponies defeated St Annes by the score of 21 to at the golf lots Wednesday,. The score: R. H. E. Ponies ..2 o 12 1 5 %-21 19 St As % 4012t0 00-- & 2 !
 Malone and Hammell; Bonvos and Flaherty. {
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23

-------------- s was as follows: Ford, c; B, Garren, D; H. Carlon, D; Quinian, ID; F. Borden, 2b; B. Garren, 3b; Burns, ly, if A feature of the game was the ss; Meyers. cf; 0'Reilly, If; ]. O'Reil- pitching of Henry Carlon. Batteries, Skelly and H. Miller; H. Carlon and Ford.
 The Young Rose Hills would like to meet any team in the city whose players are about 16 years, the Moni- tors preferred. Those desiring games call on Manager Patrick Me. Grath of 4S7 Baldwin street.
 The West Clay Streets will play the Tribunes Sunday at Scovilra lots.
 Captain Kingston of the Pony Ju- niors denies that his team was ,des feated by the Mohawk Juniors.
 The Ponies defeated the St Thoms as team by the score of 13 to Tuesday. The score: R. H. E, Ponies ...2141 +-13 10 q St Thomas O02 2100 0-3 4
 Malone and Hammell; ;Galvin and Cardinal.
 The Ponies defeated St Annes by the score of 21 to s at the golf lots Wednesday,. The score: R. H. E, Ponies ..2012 *-21 19 St As % 2100-- & 2 I
 Malone and Hammell; Bonvos and Flaherty.
 The Pony Juniors defeated the Mohawk Juniors by the score of 1s to 12 at the Griggs street diamond Tuesday. The score: R. H. E, Pony Jrs . Q 53 s-1S A 2 Mo'k Jrs 12120 00321-12 6 (
 Hollywood and FalIon; Phileou and Bailey.
 The Young Heroes would like game from any team in the city whd average nine years or under. Sec Harold Parker. IA Baldwin street
 The Golden Stars and the Drum. mer Boys. two south end amateuI baseball teams, battled for supre' macy in the rye lots yesterday af. ternoon. IL was the hottest game played there since the days of the Dictators, when some of the boys who are now no longer young men, used to meet there and try their skill al the national game. Ths Golden Stars won the game by score of I3 to 12.
 The Young Walnut Streets would ike to hear from any 11-year-oi, cams. Apply to Manager Harr. Deely. 22 Dikeman street The line ID: Ads Ashburn c. II. Deely p. II Ashburn ID. C. Deely 2b. ]. Byrne ib. H. Gross ss. C. Byrnes CT, ]. Ken ledy If. H. Laird 1T.
 P. Carr. manager of tle Youns Eagles base ball team. thIAhs he is he champion catcher Of tine Amateui eague, so says l.. Liberman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23

The Pony Juniors defeated the Mohawk Juniors by the score of ts to 12 at the Griggs street diamond Tuesday. The score: R. H. E, Pony Jrs . 2153 s-1S A 2 Mo'k Jrs 0321-12 6 (
 Hollywood and Fallon; Phileou and Bailey.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23

P. Carr. manager of tae Youns Eagles base ball team. thIahs he a the champion catcher Of the Amateui league. so says L. Liberman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23

The Young Heroes would like game from any team in the city whd average nine years or under. Sec Harold Parker. IA Baldwin street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-23

Tho Wslnuts defeated inc VII liam Streets by the score of n to 9. The lineup Of the Walnut Streets
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ocrleitigen anpGlte ousgciiiQt, uu0
ont Nodlmittog mltroc ole Code ben
@eid)uorenen i~ibergebel. Dis 5t ipG.
ter HbenOltunoe botten iid) oicicl6en
nod nid)t gecinigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24

&m @rubc it u II T.. - &om
Grmcrbouic, 9}r. 1906, Moro = @ou.
StroBc, olta ionO Ncltcrn Nohmit.
tag Die NccroiglnN Oe9 am 81. Wtoi
int Nltcr pou 30 &obrcu pcritorbcncr
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groBcr NctbciliQlmg BON &ci0trogcns
oen oltf Dem Baltimore 6ricoboie
itntt, nuh0cm Eoitor Geo. Spilmolt
bon Scr Ocutlhcu 9ctblcbcm STRIDE
cincn ieicrlidcn SruuCrgottc@0icni
gcbnltcn bate. 3oblrcidc prGd]tigc
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Qie lebtc Gbrc ais NubrtltdtrGgcr er.
wicicn Dem 0obingcihicoenCn icd)S
WiitglicoCr Der ,Wrouurbcitcr Union
Nr. s." &r. Noh lprroc am #. &o'
mar 1858 in Hci6cnbnd, g8iirttcm-
berg 0cborcll un0 fam Dor 20 Sab
rem nit icincr @ottiu, Srau Slgo,
Qcb. Gdert, nod Nnlcrifu. Nebcn Der
Mittpc bintcrldBt cr cine Sodtcr,
Sri. Ncrtbo Nod, Orci S0bnc, N%.
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ne ~75.iGbriQc Wtlttcr in Gcuti6lono,
enc Shucitcr 1T @rootlurL u. ~
mo cine Shmcitcr in Ohio.
topographic DE NcnOc.
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notwithstanding oui 9eiiIrmortlng
ibrc@ Gbci &rAcnicur8 Mnior Soicpb
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Bcrs mo Nipcnus Flune@ iiir ocn oil
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mortct,
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@ouucrncitr GrotbcrS aid ou3
SpringiiclO. 3rrcniAipl 6eiu6t. Sci
nen 4lt9loiinngcn 5liolge lit cr nit
Dem Stnnb Der Iingc oaicl6It iebr
5tirie0cn.
Cine 10 d) tigeb 6ibuon5-
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more bon bclonocrem Sntcrelie lit.
iurrOc iocbcn in Ntem . Dorf abge.
idloiien, luoielbIt Elm SpnsifQt, 0rm
Die gr0Btcn 6inon5ierS a%naeboren
Wolicnucrmolter . Certificate OcrScu
Sodr0 Nlr Sllte mi Vetrdqc pom So
100000 mtcrgebroht bat. Gic gui
logo lpur0c, lobolo ocrcn Gorbun0Cu.
icin bcfonnt luurOe, in fle,.r Belt
bcoclitcno iiber5ei6net.
Iurh @libidIoQ6 be.
tGubt. Hls an 6reitog 9lben9
6rou Scnrp NrnoIb BON Worca. @art
loGbreno oeS @emitters ultter cinem
Noirme nabe ibrcr @obnung itano,
mrrOc lie olird) cinen 0libidlu0 be
t0llbt unO crit mad 5luei Stunoen
gclunq eS Dem berbcigerufenen Ar5t,
tic ms @cprBticin 5uriid SIT rilicn.
Ser &0rper Der Srul rpeiIt cine
9ranOluum0e bon ser @roBe elmer
WfGnucrbono al Der linfem Siifte olli.
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nler fritild).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-24

Sr. 5obn g. Eoe, iuuA
m.-Sr. Sobn g. Soc, inn,
Der innge @Iildsritter, pcldcr crit
cine Belt lang i'm 9citen in 9cr0.
observation-disclosures iutereiiirt mar mo
onnl Ollrd lIutenorang nod Dem
Sd)oiipIob oeS aricBcs jmiid)eu Son.
0nros unO G%icorngua getriebcn mltr.
Dc, ut nad Baltimore jtlriidgefe6rt
mo bait lid CUR 3eit bel lcinem ga.
ter, Srt. Sobn i. Yoe, ien., Hr.
1900, Yarf. N%penlie, 5u geiud) ouf.
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caraglld nuroe Sr. Soc einmal ais
Spion ieitgenommeu, mo MIR nit
tnapper Hot6 entginB CT Dem Suoe
Ourd GridieBen. @ie 9r. 9oe CT.
fldrt, lit III een @olomiucn ocS g8e,
items aud nidt mebr 9laes @oIo mas
gldn5t, mo Die id)led)teu 3citen ma.
d)en lid oolelbit cmpiinolid, 6emerf.
bar.