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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
Waddell Jumps
St. Louis Team

Philadelphia, Penn, May 2l.-Rube
Waddell has jumped the ST. Louis
Americans and declares that he will
not return to the club as long as Jim
McAleer is manager. Waddell left the
hotel Wednesday, after a hot row with
McAleer and the St. Louis team left
for Boston without him. Waddell gave
the following version of the trouble:
This is my side of the story and
want the public to know how meanly
l have been treated by McAleer
Last Sunday l went to the club Of
fee in st. Louis and drew $25, and at
that time Treasurer Hedges told Sec
retary Rickert to give me $50 more
when we arrived in Philadelphia
Wednesday night after ! beat the
Athletics l asked Rickert for the
money, but he referred me to McAleer
l went to McAleer and asked for $40
and he told me he could not give it to
me. Then l asked for SIS. but again
he refused and said l could have 81.
Mind you, that was all he would give
me after | had been instrumental in
drawing 10000 people and putting
nearly $4,000 in the ST. Louis clue
treasury which the club would not
have received otherwise.
And it was only my own money I
was asking for. l told McAleer what
! thought of him.
He has used me as a drawing card
""d has made lots Of money with me,
but that is all over now.
''The only condition under which l
will return to the st. Louis club is that
...,Aieer Is fired and Jack O'Connor
made manager. The team should be in
first place and would be there with a
competent manager.
''If Mr.. Johnson wishes to blacklist
me he can do so. I can make a good
living at any time and get more money
by playlng independent ball"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
THE MAINE LEAGUE
Is a Certainty, With Six and Perhaps
Eight Clubs.

Bangor, Me, May 21.-Mgr "Biddo''
day where he had a conference with
the officials of the Portland and Lew
iston Atlantic Association officials. AS
a result everything is rosy for baseball
in Maine this season with six clubs ana
possibly eight playing the game,
The Portland and Lewiston baseball
fans are enthusiastic over the pros
poets for the Maine League and are
ready to come into the fold just as
soon as they can. They hope to finish
this weeks schedule in the Atlantic
League if possible as the guarantees
will help to pay expenses.
Sunday a meeting of the league
managers will be held in Portland and
all arrangements will be made for
starting the league Officers will be
chosen and agreements drawn up in
regard to salary limit etc. AS soon
as that meeting has been held, d
schedule will be arranged and then
it will be play ball"
AS now outlined the circuit will en-
brace six clubs-Bangor. Portland.
Pine Tree, Lewiston, Biddeford and
Old Town. This will make a cosy
little league and one that will show
some fast baseball long before the sea-
son is over All of the above mention
ed places are solid for the game and
more interest is being taken in the
game than ever before. Old Town is
to hold a meeting Saturday to IN
an asso ciption and make other plans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
TENNIS AT ORONO.
Close Playing In tho College Associa-
ton on Thursday.

Orono. Me, May 21.-There was
some close playing in the Maine inter-
collegiate tennis games today Inc
last set of the emi-finals, in doupies'
in the forenoon, most of the games
were deuce games. The second SET III
the semi-finals in doubles was paseu
this afternoon and was to be follower
by the finals if there was time. 1ho
trials in the singles will be played 10
morrow, there being two contestants
from each college. Todays score'
Semi-finals in doubles-Hughes anu
Martin of Bowdoin defeated Iut''
and Wadleigh of Bates. 6-3, 49, go
Hyde and Ham, Bowdoin, delea.ea
Campbell and Boothby, Bates, o-o' o-'
Go
This leaves the finals to be playeu
between Bowdoin's two teams, 30"
doin winning the doubles. and they wiz
play them later at Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
BOXING NOTES.

The match between Matty BALDWIN
and Grover Hayes was cllnched
Wcdn. sday by the Armory A. A. Bos-
ton. and the bout will be boxed May 80.
Willie Lewis, the New York middle
weight, who has picked up good
bunch Of money boxing in Paris, Is on
his way to this country.
Kid Farmer, who met with an accl-
dent in his bout with Jack Morgan at
Peoria last week, has recovered ana
has returned to his home in Chicago.
Mike BARLEY is matched to box Joe
Cherry at Saginaw, Mich. May y.
Kid Lavigne will lefcree.
Johnny Mooney, who formerly man.
aged Billy Melody, is now looking af-
ter the interests of Harry Lewis and
Matty Baldwin.
Packey Mcfarland, failing to get
Battling Nelson to meet him at Mil
waukee after agreeing to do so, Will
start tor San Francisco Saturday to
try and force the Battler to meet him
Ill that city.
Black Fitzsimmons fought Joe Keal-
ly of Pittsburg in the preliminary to
lHe NIdTuleI -hoSS Dout a. ~" S"''AS'
Pa, the other night, and FitZ got the
decision in Two rounds because Really
repeatedly tried to throw him through
the ropes with leg holds.
The Tom Sawyer Morrissey fight
scheduled for tonight at Bangor has
been called off and Kid Stringer OF
Augusta has been matched with Young
Stewart instead of putting on the bout
originally planned. Mcnamara will
referee.
Eddie Curtis and young Alger are
engaged to box in the preliminary to
the Erne-Quill bout at the Armory A.
A. meeting Tuesday night. Several
more of the tryout bouts which have
become popular at the club will be
staged the same night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
N. C. BARNARD E co.
IS Congress St., Boston, Mass.

Mitchell: westbrook Seminary: smith.
Thurston. Richardson. Elliott
MILE RUN-Portland High: Powers
Libby, Pendexter. Thurston; Edward Lit
tie High Parker, Francis; Maine Cen
tral Institute: Austin. Eickford. C;iley;
High: Wood. X. Fuller. Niles, G. r. Ful-
Ter, Isiddef"rd High. Bryant. Dwyer,
Smith; Yarmouth Academy: p. Hamilton,
II. Hamilton; Bangor High: McGinn.
ary: Chase Hussey, Perry, Vanderhoop
Deering High: Peterson. Fhilhrook. Mill
ken; Hebron Academy: keough, Leslie
Russell, whittier Jones; Bar Harbor
| High: Richards: Nestbrook Seminary
,,t,, KSNNlNG MING, BROAD Portland a
ford, Hight; Abbott School: jackson.
Mains IAN Gen; Central III institute: Han. Feekham.
Bailey. Dudley. Kent: Yarmouth Acad-
emy: Hubbard, Bangor High: McPhatre.
Rathey, Jennson. Shchan: Hallowell
High G r; Fuller, Payson. X. Fuller. H.
! Lewiston High Holding. Childs Deering
High: Murphy, Symonds: Bar Harbor
High; High Joyce; n"nab LORD; Hebron A,cadeny
brook seminary: Nutting. Davis, Bowie;
kcnt's Hill: Smith, Tracey
%n YARD HURDLES-Portland High:
Snnw' hn,t schde; Cole chadbonrne Woodman Az
| High: Garland: Edward Little High:
Shaw. Smith. Crane; Bangor High: Nc
phstre Gillin. Crowley. Shehan;, Bidde-
SON Patterson, Carey. .Falconi; Hebron
Jones: Bar Harbor High: Ash: West.
brook Seminary: Davis. Smith, Magai:
High. r. s. Collister, Hull.
THROWING THE HAMMER-Port-
| land High: Hight, Talford, Kicker; Krnt's s
Hiii: Neal. Ladd. Prescott; Bangor High:
Colby Crowley. Shehan; Maine Central
emy: K-ough. Walker, w. F. JOY, Welch
Old Town High: Lovely. SAWYER: Ba,
iInri, Harbor High: joyce, Wood; Westbrook
| FOI.E Yarmouth Academy:
Hubbard Bangor High McPhetres, Jen-
nison; ms,rl; Chick: Hallowell High: Niles.
Seminary. Rrown;. Deering High: Kern,
Murphy. SAWYER: pld Town High: Mann
1sa Bailey; c.,;,o Maine Central institute; Chand-
f sies esy snIen Esr'stsn %eaa Th Rents s "ffH G
Smith: Bar Harbor High. Joyce.
High: Call. Chadhourne; Abbott School:
Jackson: Old Town High: Garland, Gray,
ardson. Johnson. Chandler. Drake; Var
mouth Academy. Hubbard; Lewiston
High: Dexter. Thompson; Bangor High:
Mschhetres sdr1 SHARP Rice gennsom; Biads.
Niles. skillin. Fl. F. Fuller: Bar Harbor:
Bigley: Hebron Academy. Stacey.
cey.
High Hight, Talford. Kicker: Abbott
| School: Pickering. Babbitt: Old Town
High: Lovely. Michan. Kent; Maine Gen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
The entries are as follows:

ply, snow, Cole, Turkey; Abbott School
Pickering Capen: Edward Little High:
Gilher9 S l. SMITH, dh Harris; sohMsdm Maine Gen Gen
geant, Chandler. Gilley; Old Town high:
Brown; Yarmouth High: True: Halo
well High: Fuller. Niles. Douglass. Pat
I.nblnsky: Lewiston High: Dexter. Hold
ing. Colister; Bangor High: Infiarati,
Kelley, Shehan;. Oak Grove Seminary
Brown, T.. P. Vanderhoop, y. F. Wander
hoop; Deeriag High: Peterson. Kern,
Sawyer: Hebron Academy: Stacey. Burns.
Winslow, Brown; kent's Hill: Hinch.
Tracey. Bar tIarbor High: Lord; Var
mouth Academy: Crane; Westbrook Sem
mary: Curtis. Valladares.
44G YARD DASH-Portand High: Cole,
Turkey. Symones, Wilson; Abbott School:
Rasseau, Pomeroy, Babbitt: Edward Lit
tie High: p B. Smith. Harris; Maine Cen
Browne, Libby. Yarmouth High: True;
Hallowell High: G. r. Fuller, Niles, Pay
son. Douglass: Biddeford High, F.. F.
Lewiston High: Thompson, Bangor High:
Kelley. Ford; Yarmouth Academy. II
Hamilton; Oak Grove Seminary: Brown
Perry. F; P. Vanderhoop, Hayford; Deer
JOY. Curtis, soule; Kent's Hll Russell
Jones, Bar Harbor High MITCHELL West
brook Seminary: Thurston. Nagai, Salana
100 YARD DASH-Portland High: Muir
ply; Snow. Cole. Hight; Abbott School:
Jackson, Pickering, Capen; Edward Lit
Maine Central institute: Sergeant Hasel-
tns Ms6an Gey YaoneS Goa9Sef Hsh 1d rSs 9wn Hn Kn
skillin: Biddeford High: Tartrc. Ham
Lewiston High: Dexter. Holding. Nc
nison. Trcwell: Oak Grove seminlrg:, Kel-
ley, j.. 4. Vanderhoop. d f. Vanderhoop
Hussey; Deering High: Peterson, Saw
yer. Kern: Hebron Academy: Stacey.
Hinch: Par Harhor High: Richards. Lord
Mitchell: Yarmouth Academy: Perry
Hubbard Westbrooll Seminary: Curtis
Puento. Valadares.
12O YARD Portland High
bott School Jackson: Edward Little
High: shaw. Pingree. Harris: Bangor
High: NJ. G Phetres Colby. Jennison
Gillin;; Hall.well High: Fuller. Pavson
kelsky. Browne. Dodge; Bar Harbor
High: Ash; Yarmouth Academy: Crane
Westbrook Seminary: Bigley; Lewiston
High: Cavanaugh
ers. Pendexter. Turkey. Synonds, Chand-
Ter. Libby. Payson: Abbot School: Pick
Edward Little High: T,Irgeon. Rassett
nsiiiIt NeHtIdl INSTITUTE. folcKIOTu, AUS
tin. Peabody Sergeant; Old Town High
Garland. Bailey. Gray: Hallowell High
G. r. Fuller. Niles. Douglass. <. Fuller
Biddeford High: Tarr Smith; Yarmouth
Robinson; Lewiston High McCollister
Bangor High: Sawyer. Garland, Estes
Chick; Oak Grove Seminary: Brown
Perry, Chase. Hayford, F. Vanderhoop
ken: Hebron Academy: Erswell, jaw
Soule. Brown; Kent's Hill: Dustin, Rus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
For 10Th Annual Invita-.
tion Field Day.
II Schools 10 Be Represent.
ed at Brunswick.
Best Athletes Of Maine High
Schools and Academies.

Brunswick, Me, May 21.-(SpeciaD.
The tenth annual Bowdoin Invita-
tion Intcrscholastic track and field
meet will be held at the Whittier Ath-
letic field Saturday. Seventeen
schools will be represented by teams.
the largest number to send teams
since the meets were first started. The
schools who will be represented are
the Abbott school of Pennington,
Bangor High, Biddeford High. Bar
Harbor High, Deering High. Edward
Little High of Auburn, Hallowell
High. Hebron Academy. Kent's Hill
Seminary. Lewiston High, Maine Cen
trail Institute of Pittsfield. Old Town
High. Oak Grove Seminary of Vassal-
boro. Portland High, Westbrook Semi
nary. Yarmouth Academy and Var
mouth High.
This year while there will be the
customary championship fitting school
banner for which all the schools will
compete. there will also be prize for
the High school making the best rec
ord in the meet.
One hundred and nineteen athletes
are entered for the various events.
Many schools are represented for the
first time. among them being Maine
Central Institute, Yarmouth High,
Yarmouth Academy and Biddeford
High.
The meet will undoubtedly attract
the largest crowd that ever attended
an interscholastic meet in the State
and it is safe to say that there will
be something doing all the time from
the time the trials start at 10 "A. M.
until the last event is over in the
afternoon,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago. May 2l.-After an hours con-
cert during which the teams paraded the
park and raised the worlds champion
ship pennant. wOp by the Chicago Ma
tional League from the Detroit Ameri-
cans last fail. Chicago showed a reversal
OF championship form by losing 10 Bos-
ton 10 II.
Mayor I3u:see threw the first ball from
an upper foX. Boston pounded the three
local pitchers at will. F'lahelty pitched
winning game. keeping his hits well
scattered except in two innings. Evers
was banished for disputing a decision in
the fourth
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
ATLANTIC ASSN. DlsBANDs.
Lewiston and Portland Will Join the
New Maine League.

Boston, May 21.-President Hugh A.
McBreen of the Atlantic League Base
ball Association stated tonight that
the league today voted to disband. He
declared the league was handicapped
at the start by the withdrawal of
Woonsocket, and that the average at
tendance at games had been less than
$50. Many players had jumped and
today it became necessary to disband
the league.
1t is thought Portland and Lewiston
will go into a Maine State League
while Newport and Pawtucket. with
Attleboro, Taunton and a Providence
team may form new southern New
England League.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
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tral Institute: Peekham. Dodge. Gilley:
Bangor High: Mcrhetres. Chick, Crow
ley. Shehan: Hebron Academy: Joy.
Welch: I>ents Hill: Neal. Ladd. Smith;
Westhrook Seminary: Nutting. Mount
1ort, Elliott, bowie; Oak Grove Semin-
arv: Chase.
PUTTING 16 POUND SHOT-Portand
High. Hight Talford. Kicker; Abbott
school; Pickering, Babbitt: Old Town
high. Lovely. Browne, Mishan. kert;
Bangor High McPhetres, Rathey. Crow
ley, Shehan: Hallowell High: Payson,
Niles. Wood. Falconi; Kant's Hill: Neal.
l4add. F A. Smith: Bar Harbor High:
joyce, Wood. Hebron Academy: Stacey.
Walker, Welch. Th,lrston: neering High:
Kern: Westbrook Seminary: Mountfort;
Lewiston High: Malvey
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
BOXING
Cans and Nelson
Sign Articles.

San Francisco, May 21.-Joe Cans
and Battling Nelson last night signed
articles for a 45-round battle to take
place in this city on the afternoon OF
July 4.
Selig, representing Cans, INSISTED
upon the referee breaking the men put
to this Willie Britt, on behalf OF Mel
son would not accede. Cans demand
ed a guarantee which Promoter COL
froth refused. Then Selg asked for 6o
per cent, win, lose or draw. and n
nally the division of 60 and 40 per cent.
was agreed as a winner and losers
end
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
Yale's Rowing Team
Off For Quaker City.

New Haven, Ct May 21.--The o.
crew which is to represent the uhN ~,
sity in the regatta on the SchuS~n
river Saturday, left late today ~
Philadelphia The men will stop ". ~
night at New York, continuing IN,
journey. Friday morning. Tney
row in the following order: StroAc' =
F. b. Wallis: Z, Douglas Miller
A. Cooley; 5, w. E. Dunkle; :. T. ,h. =
Hunt; 8. r. a. Wodell; 2, L. 3. nv
bins; bow, J. M. Townsend, Jr'' GU
swain, S. G. Rand. -
Coach Kennedy and Captain l.o ~.
the university crew accompanied
men.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
AT LYNN.

AT LYNN.
Worcester ,..3 3 @ 0 1-I-9-o
I,vnn .1 0 0 0 X-1-3-2
Batteries--Barberich and Nc' ,une;
Moore and Da,m. Umpire, Connolly .
Time, 1GG Game called on account of
rain.
AT LOWELL.
Lowell ....n O-t~2-l
Lawrence ..1 l l 1-4-6-o
Patterics--Warner. Rivard and Milley.:
Stowers Otis and DuSgan. Time. l.oi
Umpire, Stockdalc. Called: rain.
AT HAVERHiI-L
rJaverbi,} o 0 G X-I-9-2
New Bedford % 0 1-3-'-2
Batterie s-t1irard and Perkins,: Bur-
roughs and Miller. Time, 150. Umpire,
Joseph O'Rrien
game was postponed: rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures 3. Waterbury 2
At Bridgerort-The bridgeport, ,Merlden
game was postponed: wet gronnas; >,,,,
Havei, game was postponed wet grounds
Al Hartford-The Hartford-Springneid
xame was postponed: rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22

Two base hts-Kitchev }. Schultz. Zim-
norman BATES, Steinfeldt. Hits--Off
Overall 5 In 2 ID innings: off Ifeister in
2 2-3 Innings. Stolen bases-Erowne. Nc
Gam. Double plays-Slagle. Chance and
King Flaherty, Sweeney and McGann.
Left on bnses-Chicago 4. Boston 10. Rase
on balls-On Pfester 2. off Reulbach 3.
off Flaherty .. First base on errors
Boston 2. Struck out-Bv Pfeister l, by
Rculbach l. by Flaherty G. Time. l.56.
Umpire, Rudderham.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Montreal-Montreal s. Baltimore >.
Al TOrOnto-Toronto 9 Newark O..
At Puffalo-Buffalo 4. Jersey City 3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Triday--Battling Hurley VS.. Leach
Cross at New York; Billy Snalham VS..
Tommy Feltz at Sacramento. Cal
Saturday-HarTy Lewis VS.. Unk Russell
at National A. c.. Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
AT CINCINN ATT.

f'ni,G.s,t Sn;a'e;Sha Ss s--,sl O. 81
Batteries-Wemer Spade. Campbell
and SshleI: Moren. Sparks. McQuillin and
Doom Time III. Umpire. Emsle
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
AT WASHINGTON
AT NEW YORK

Chicago .....1 80 o 0 / 0 0 4s- 7-3
New York ....O q o y . U-Z-l0-I
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan: Lake
and Kleinow. Time, 2.05, Umpire, Egan-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
AT ST. LOUIS.

at. Louis ......2 0 2 0 0 90 0 0-i- 6-3
New York $50 0 0 3-S ~
Batteries-Karger. Fronme ard I.ud-
wig; Crandall. Taylor and Bresnahan
Umpires. Rigler and KLEIN. Time. 156,
At Iittshurg-The Brooklyn Pittsburg
game was called at the end of the third;
rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22

At Doston--Roston had a to 0 lead
over St Louis in the American League
game when Umpire OLOuehlin called the
game at the end OF the fourth. on account
of Il heavy rain
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
BASEBALL
AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

Cleveland ......o 0 0 o . 0-0-7-1
Philadelphia 20 x-l-3-l
Observation-Disclosures, Chech and N.
Clark: Vickers and Schreck Time. 1.30.
Umpires. Sheridan end Hurst.
AT WASHINGTON.
Washington ....l Q 0-1-4-0
Detroit ....0 0 0 . V-o---v
Batteries Burns and Warner; Sicver
and Payne. Time, 20. Umpire. Evans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-22
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NARROW ESCAPE
FROMBURNING HOME
FlNNIS GRAY AND FAMILY OF AT
ITALIA HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
FROM FLAMEs-Loe FOUND 10
FEET UNDER GROUND.

Gadsden, September 24.-(Speeial.)=
Fire last night destroyed a residence
in Alfalfa occupied by Finnis Gray and
family and the occupants had a very
narrow escape. The family retired at
about 8 o'clock and We're awakened at
midnight by the neighbors who dis
covered the fire. The flames had made
such progress that those in the house
did not have time to get out before
the roof began to fall in All escaped
hut with nothing but their night cloth
ing. A store building adjoining was
also destroyed and it is not positively
known in which the fire originated.
The store was unoecupied save that
some furniture was stored therein.
The Gadsden schools are now we'll in
progress and contrary to expectation
there seems to be no falling off in
attendance from last year. The high
school has a larger attendance than
ever before. The new books are Civ
ing good satisfaction and Superintend-
ent Striplin is more than pleased with
the start made in the years work.
While digging a well in Alabama
City Bob Evans, a well known well
digger, unearthed a log Is feet under
ground that was evidently buried there
in re-historic times, and which was
still in an excellent state of preserva-
ton. The log was about Is inches in
diameter, but the species of wood could
not be determined. Similar finds have
been made in this vicinity before.
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% South Goth St. LIST floor 25x100, $50.
2200 Morris avenue, first floor, 25x75, $65
2309-11 Morris avenue 4-story, 50xS21b. s16O.
1706 1st ave-, 20x100, 500.
I'LL 1st avenue 3-story, 25x1S215. S1s3. 49,
1881 LIST avenue, 3-story, 50x1S0 $500.
1902 LIST Ave, ground floor, 21SSO, s25.
ZOOS I'd avenue, 2-story, 25x100, $50
2610 I'd avenue, 2-story, 25x100, $50
2612 I'd avenue 2-story, 25x100, $50
2017 Sd avenue, 3-story, 25x14O, 1925
1908 4th avenue, 1-story, 25x100, $50
1927 Avenue B, 1-story, 25x10o, $3.50.
$500 Avenue G, history. 25x6O SIS.
20241k Sd Ave. hall, 4ox5O. $50.
VACANT LOTS.
1910 I'd avenue 50x140, $50
Avenue E between 21st and 22d streets.
26x175 SO
4th avenue, between Goth and 21st streets,
50x100 and IA stalls. $40
We have a number of f1rst-class resi-
dences in various suburbs for rent