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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
MAINE LEAGUE NOTES.

Augusta plays at Portland today and
| tomorrow and will be at home Friday
and Saturday.
jim Tasoett VIII umpire the four
games which Blddcford and Bangor
viii play at Bangor this week.
I.tt of Bangor is some thing of n bit
TEL leading the league with Il percent
age of ..Gi tc date.
There were 6ln fans mt the second
Portland Augusta gam" and most Of
them bell, We thar Augusta was right In
its protest against the ruling which cost
II the game.
over in Bangor they call the Bangor
tcstIn the "tubs.' though away from
home they are usually called the
I.umhern,n." The Portland team IS
called tn" "Rllr SoN'' and the Bidde-
ford team lne Mill Towners" while
The Augusta boys are called the Sen
atcl%."
Says 4 Lewiston paper: Tho baseball
team which was transferred fron Lew
istnn to Augusta has been playing
great ban this week. Now that the
team has gone it is safe to say that
many of the people who didn't get
arcund IL going" to any Of the games.
wish tina, they had and kept the team
hero.
Speaking of last Saturdays game in
that city the Biddcford Record says:
1T IS to be doubted if ever the same
number Of local people got 50 much
excitement, enjoyment and satisfaction
out of any thing in the line of sports or
amuScmCnts as those did who saw Sat
urdaYS bah game. 1t was the clean
est and most ho!esome Kind of enjoy
mont too IN all the exciting contest
there was not Il thing like dirty work,
not an offensive shout from the crowd,
even the common suggestion OF killing
the umpire was omitted. The players
on both teams acted like good sports,
Such grand contests Of skill. nerve and
brain make baseball the greatest OF
all games. the NEST wholesome of all
sports for those who witness Them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05

IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
FIRST MAINE MARATHON
AT ROCKLAND, AUG. Il.

Rockland, Me. Aug. 4-Rockland
intends to have very elaborate Old
Home Week celebration the week Of
Aug 1O-15. and will have quite a
number of sports. On Tuesday after
noon it is intended to have 100 and
200-yard dashes, putting the shot. and
Friday forenoon there will be a 10
mile bicycle race. in which the prize
will not be large enough to attract
outside athletes Wednesday fore
noon there will be Il one-mie SWIM
ming race. for which will be donated a
$40 cup
The first annual Maine Marathon
race will be held Friday forenoon, Aug
II, and the committee in charge an
nounccs that entries will be accepted
from any athletic club or Y. NJ. G. A.
organization in New England In
dividual entries will also be accepted
The distance of the Maine Marathon
has not been selected as yet For in
formation regarding the games, ad-
dress Alfred $. Black, Rockland, Me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
QUAKER CITY SCRApPiRS
GETTING INTO RAPE

philadelphia. Aug. 4.-Boxers Of this
city are getting ready for a busy sea-
SON Tho majority of them have been
taking il easy this summer, but as
the game is expected to flourish in this
and other cities this fall the ''chamois
pashors'' are starting in early in order
to take advantage Of the situation.
Manager Jack IIanlon has kept
Young" Loughrcy of Manayunl, fair
ly busy. and Tommy Okccfc, Young"
Pierce. Teddy Maloncy, frankie Moore
and a rev others have kept their eye
for distance in good shape by occa-
eiGnal bouts
TomEy Reilly of Port Richmond an
nounccs that ne has planned for Il
lively season when the temperature
gets lower. The star Of his string Of
boxers is Willie Moody who will start
light training this week. Reilly states
that Moody inside of three weeks will
be ready for matches with Leach
Cross. Tommy Murphy. Dick Hyland
OF any other lightweight in the coun-
tlv. Moody had q fine season last
winter. dcspit" an injury to his left
arm and should De ripe this fall for
the fastest company.
Billy Mccartney has several
matches in view for INK Russell. The
latter has proved his gameness on nu-
merOuS occasions, but IS it is hard
for INK with his fighting style, to do
himself justice in the short siX-round
bouts, it is likely that he will get on
bouts for longer distances. one match
that Mccartney has in view for Russell
is with "Biliy" Papke at Milwaukee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
BOXING NOTES.

Jack Welsh will probably be select
ed to referee the Ave Attell-OWen Nor.
an bout at Colma, Cal, on Labor day.
Bill Hurley, who made a good show
ing against Joe Walcott n few weeks
ago, and Harry Mansfield, the English
man, VIII meet at Saratoga Springs, \
", on Thursday night. They fought
last week, Hurley winning after q har(
siX-rpund engagement
The conditions for the bout between
Joe Thomas and Stanley Ketchel on
Aug. IS cali for the men to box al
catchweishts. Surely Thomas will not
be handicapped at all. If he's heater
he will have no excuse. ketchel for
beating Kelley received $2673, while
Kelley for taking the defeat received
1886 and $500 fer expenses.
Eddie Hanlon and Johnny Murphy
the California lightweghts, who put
Colma, Cal, the bout being declared
draw, have been practically match
ed to meet III n 25-round battle at
Jim Coifroth's open air club at Col
ma. Cal, Saturday afternoon, Aug. Is.
They will box for 50 per cent. Of the
gross receipts
The Roman A. c. in Manhattan is
to have new matchmaker. He is
Jack Doughorty, the BROOKLYN sport
Ing man, Who managed Tommy West,
Matty Matthews. Elbows" McFad-
dcn and several others. Dougherty
las Young Glover of Boston in his
stable now, and will try to make a
heavyweight champion Of Tom Kenne-
dy of Manhattan. kennedy's first
real tryout will be with Philadelphia
Jack O'Bricn. The contest will take
place before the club offering the best
inGucenent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
TOLEDO GETS PRUIETT
FROM CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Aug. The Cleveland
American League club has released
Charlie Prutt. formerly pitcher of the
Boston Americans. to Toledo, of the
American Association.
The transfer was accompanied by q
revelation Of the deal whereby Thiel-
man became Red Sox property in the
exchange for Pruitt. Thielman. of
whom Manager I.ajoie was trying to
rid himself, was not acceptable to To-
ledo, to which team he was offered,
but w. A. Armour. manager of the
assoc iation team and formerly in
charge Of the Cleveland team, said he
would be glad to have Pruitt.
prutt was not given a chance to
show what he could do for Cleveland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
BoRDEAU's BODY FOUND.
Lewiston Man, Missing Since Novem-
ber-Officers Will Investigate.

Lewiston. Ne. Aug. A telegram
was received today stating that the
body Of Nathan Bordcau of this city,
who disappeared last November while
hunting near West SeboiS in Pcnob-
scot county. had been found near
West SeboS. a diligent search was
made for the young man at the time
OF his disappearance and it was sus-
pected that he did not come to his
death by accident. A brother started
Immediately for Penobscot county up
on receipt of the message and County
Attorney Patten was notified and ask
cd to have a coroner investigate.
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PRESIDENT To RECEIVE
RETURNING ATHLETES.

New York, Aug. Saturday, Aug.
%. is the date named by tn" committee
that has arranged for the reception
Of The returning American athletes who
participated III the Olympic games in
London.
Pr ':idcnt Roosevelt will be chair
man Of the reception comittee of 800
prominent citizens. He and Governor
Hughes will be asked to assign regi-
ments of the regular army and Of the
National Guard 10 attend the ceremo-
MES.
The events Of the day will be a pa
rade and the presentation of the spe-
cial medals and awards to the return
ing athletes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
TUOHEY WILL FEFEREE
SOMERVlLLE-BU BOUT.

Benton, Aug. 4.-Reprcscntatives of
't'armer' Burns. Jr., and Bob Somer-
vile net last night to select 4 refer
ee for their International champion
siiip wrestling bout at the Scotch picnic
on Saturday. Both men agreed upon
George Y. Tuoh"y. who viii be seen on
. mat for III" first time in many
months norelb",pts. The selection met
with the approval Of the Boston Gale
dnnlHil CIuD. Burns and SomerVille
viii bnth arrive in Boston Thursday to
col"plcir TIER training here Tor the
cont, L.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

blank" MatheWson, Christy's broth
er, lacked control and has been releas-
ed by sharon in the Oho-Penn
League.
Monte Cross is still playing in Co
lumbus. where he is a great favoritt
and apparently as good as ever in his
old position.
At last reports Harry Smith was at
one of the neishboring beaches. and
may vet return to play under the Dow
ey standard.
Michael F. Malone. who has been
umniring semiprotessiona games in
and around Worcester. has received
word of his appointment as member
of the New England League staff of
umlircs.
Manager Willie Locke of the Pirates
says that more than 10000 people saw
his cam play four games on the New
York Polo grounds. which beats even
the Clients worlds championship ser
les record with the Athletics III 1905.
Fred Clarke says he would like to
get soIne of Hugh Duffy's Providence
players. nut When ne saw the num-
Der Of strings John l. Taylor has on
them he recalled the 1902 worlds series
and decided that the Boston Americans
had it ION" the Pirates again.
McGraw has cut out all sacrifice hit
ting for the New Yorks, substituting
the hit and run and the bunt and
run. Advocates of the sacrifice will
find ii hard to reconcile themselves to
McGraw's position in the race.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
BRiTONS BID LOW
ON YANKEE HORSES

Lexington. Ky, Aug. 4.-That Ameri-
can thorougIbreds do not bring enough
money in England to justify shipment
is tn" assertion made by Dr. NJ. NJ.
Leach. who has just returned from
English sales, where he took the noted
brood mare. Marechal Neil, and her
colt, by Watercress. Such ridiculous
prices were offered for this high class
pair that they We're withdrawn from
auction.
DR. Lcach's statement will cause sew
eral Kentucky turfmen who had in
tended shipping to England TO send
their thGroughbredS to New York, as
usual. 1t is believed here that better
prices will be received in New York
than has been the case lately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
Togus I'd q; Chelsea Locals q.

The game between FOCUS second and
TIL" Chelsea Locals resulted in 4 liz at
the erd of the ninth inning. Ifays t>ing
the score or Il very close decision The
game was very interesting at all times
and was very well played. som" very
good plays We're made by both teams.
Hayes GIT a very hard fly. Togus started
off we'll but couldn't hold the visitors
down after the sixth. Lewis got Il tWo-
Dagger in the first and brought in two
runs. TIE next game will be Thursday
with the Snow Plow Clippers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
Totals
PI'r'TSBCRG.

'i'itl''i l1t '-tlIlIitI III itlill H.
Hostnn .....C 0 o 4 { . 9 NJ
| Pitt @biirG ...........a q q . 0 0-l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
FEW FIGHTERS EAST,
SAYS CHICAGO MAN.

Chicago Aug. 4.-"Thcre are few
really high-clas fighters in the Fast"
declared DR.. J. c. Message, Of this
city, upon his return from Philadel-
phia and New York. "Chicago and
Milwaukee fighters would outshinc
the Fasteners, although Tommy
Murphy is a good boy
Young Loughrey Of Philadelphia
is good boy to my way Of thinking, y
continued DR.. Message. HE is the best
lightweight in the East and will give
No Farland or any Of them Il terrific
battle. Tie has a good wallop and can
go the pace at a top speed"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
Saturday, August 8.
227 TROT AND PACE
PURSE 800.

2.21 CLASS-TROT AND PACE
PURSE 500.
Miss Hussy, m, by Columbo, r, J.
Estes, PittSlield.
Guy Roberts, br 6, by Robert Y, FL
lie Jewell, Canaan.
Lady j.. N. by Hugo Wilkes, Riv-
erside Stable, Newport.
Lady Yolandc, b m, by Haley, Riv-
erside stable, Newport.
Lady Stirling, b m, by Sterling, p. a.
Woodland, Skowhegan
Clarinda. blk nj, by Columbo, r. W.
Burrill, Bangor.
Sapho, blk m. by Stirling. F. e
Southards. Norridgcwock.
VIM. J. Hyness, b $, by Woodbrino,
NJ. y. y. Thompson, Kingfeld.
Trinity Bells. b $, by Curfew, O. Is.
McKcchnie. Durham.
Emily Gale, b m, by Adrin, f. Kirby,
Rockland.
Via Mala, b g, by Alpha c., f. Kir-
by, Iiockland.
$. b.. b &, by Cylex, r. W. Burrill,
Bangor.
pa CLASS-TROT AND PACE
PURSE 500.
Miss ITussy b m. by Columbo, r. J.
Estes, Pittsficld.
Bel1onna. b m, by Barrows, George
|. Peavy, Bangor.
Robert Y, blk $. by Eolus, Will Cool,
PitSticld.
Plain Jack, blk g. by Alsultan, River
side Stable. Newport.
.Sleet, &, by Calstorm. John Rug
giles. Carmel.
Anona r, ro m, by Vassar. Ernest
Davis, Rockland.
DR.. jeff, b &, by Baby Wilkes. r. w.
Bnrrill. Bangor.
VIM ]. Hyncss. $, by Woodbrino.
NJ. d. z. Thompson. kingfied.
Emily Gale. b m, by Adrin, f. Kirby,
Rockland
Via Mala. b g. by Alpha G., f. kir-
by, Rockland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A special to the Biddeford journal
from York says Judge Leslie G. Cor
nish has rendered a decision in the
bill in equity proceedings brought by
Contractor Blaisdell against Town
Treasurer Mitchell of Biddcford asking
the court to issue an order compelling
the treasurer to pay the orders that
were made out by the bridge commas
sion and signed by the engineer. TheY
We're made out each month while me
bridge was under construction anu
total over 100000. Judge Cornish does
not sustain the action on the gronhu
that it should have been brouGht
against the town instead of the town
treasurer
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NO ROWDYISM IN
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

New Haven. Conn. Aug 4.-Rowdy
ism j., to be stamped out in the Con-
nccticut Baseball League. BY a
league vote three owners of teams
have been fined 800 each, including
Manager O'Ncil Of Springfield. Bone
of New Haven and Durant of Water
bury.
Manager Bone has released Capt.
Edward Havel. second baseman of the
New Ravens. for Indifferent work. He
also canned Catcher Waters, formerly
with Williams College.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
NATIONAL HOME.

Officer Of the Gay, Capt. ". S. Oak
Josiah ID. Houston returned to the
Home yesterday from a furlough to
Bangor, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05

benjamin r. Flagg of Skowhegan is
n guest at the home of his cousin, Mrs.
II. Fl. Powers. Mr. Flagg is 80 years
old and is a remarkable man for his
age. He never used glasses and reads
q great deal. He enjoys walking and
walks rapidly, many a younger person
being unable to keep pace with him
For the past II years he has been en-
ployed at the Skowhegan rug factory
and has made q daily walk to his
work Of four miles, two miles each
way to and from the factory. On ac-
count Of the factory being shut down
he is taking a vacation but says he
doen't care to loaf long. He en-
joys first-claSs health and is one Of
the very few in the world who can
say they have never had the occasion
to call tho services of q physician in q
single INSTANCE.
Miss Mira Jenkins went to Augusta
Tuesday to remain until Friday.
Mrs. b. F. Thompson has returned
from few weeks outing passed at
Ocean Park, Lewiston and Oakland
Miss Maud Harris of Dixmont who
has been visiting Mrs. VIM. Dobson,
returned home Monday.
John Jacobs and his two daughters,
Misses Mary and Helen of Peabody,
Mass, were in town Monday en- route
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05

An excursion under the auspices of
Cutler Post, No. as, G. A. r.. will be
made Monday. Aug. "a. to Island park
out on the Winthrop line of the L.. A.
& w. Ry. The Post has an excursion
every year to some point and all are
greatly enjovod by the members and
their families. The tickets have been
printed and are now in the hands Of
the quartcrmaster, Capt. Patrick Gu
sack. ana will be issued to the COM
mittec soon. Ii is hoped that all who
are able will attend this outing and
enjoy the holiday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05

The following We're registered at the
Home library yesterday: Mrs. A. f.
Clayton and Mrs. n. II. Fossett of
Riverside: Mrs. n. p. Legion, Bath
w +. Furhuah. New Vineyard; Mrs.
F. G. Harris. Portland; Mrs. w. d.
Holmes, BrocktOn; Florence M. Fos-
ter. Whitman; Percy F. Grant, Water
vile; Earl S. Eldridge. Fairfield {;
Chas. E. Washburn. lewiston; Mrs.
VIM. Fl. Reid, Manchester; A. NJ. Brown.
Winthrop: Mrs. Mabel NJ Furber,
Somerville: Mrs. Margaret Sterling.
Missoula, Mont: Miss Margaret Fra
zier, Lewiston; Mrs. p. l.. Elliott. New
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
John Fuchs.

John Fachs died in the hospital here
yesterday, the cause being chronic IN
te"stitial nephritis. Mr. Fuchs vas
born in Germany 81 years ago and
was a cabinet maker by trade He en-
listed in the Goth n Y. Bat at New
York City. Feb. 81. 1862 and vas dis
charged at New York City Feb. l,
1864. He was admitted to this Home
from New York City, May -, 1897.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05

Bishop Vincent says one great value
Of the Memory Hymns is to prevent
the decay of the faculty of menoi!
that often follows the leaving OF schoo,
AMI the ccasing of tasking the meiilo',
to greater achievements. No saVihs9
banks pay such dividends as depos's
"Lulled in the countless chambers u
the brain."-Western Christian AdVo.
cAtA, .,A,k. In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
Friday. August 7.
3-MIN. CLASS-TROT AND PACE
PURSE 500.

Din:ple x, b. m, by kenton, Chas
Dustin, pitt.fli, Id.
.Tchn Gill"n. b g, by Pure Wilkes
| Riverside stable, Newport.
emperor Wilkes, Jr., blk $, by EN-
pcror Wilkes, Riverside Stable, New
port
Diamond Wilkes. $. by Almont
wilkes. l.. Barnes, Waterville.
Nclsie $, ch m, by Nelsonee. r. F.
Cal:nia, SkoWhesan.
Marcia T. 81 IN, by Unknown, c. j.
Wcr;h,n, st. Adams.
Island Villa, b G, by Quarter Silk,
John I.u2GlcS. Carmel.
Nina Bell. i m. by Nelson Wilkes,
Melvin f.ldrdec, Clinton.
Elsie Vcnner j m, by Constantine,
r. w. Burrill. Bangor.
Fannie Wilkes, m. by Isle Dew,
F. +. Scuthards. Norridsewock,
Wingtoot Oh G, by Alvin Wilkes, F.
+. SoutEards. Norridgeworck.
Black velvet, blk m, by Montview
Robert Clark. Watcrville.
cynthia Kelley. m, by Dobson,
Martin Farm, Pittsfeld.
Mercy c, b m, by Marston c, z. Kir-
by, Rockland.
Chas. y. Won Trumn, blk g, by AL
mont, +. Kirby, Rockland.
Trim p, b g. by Nelsonee, f. c.
Peasley, Pittsfield,
Rubiayat, CHI n, by Constantine, Ed.
Kirby, Rockland.
PIT CLASS-TROT AND PACE
PURSE $3.50.
Anona, 70 m, by Vassar Ernest
Davis, Rockland.
Omera, b m, by BrOOmal, r. W. Bur
rill. Bangor.
Stanley {, blk g, by Stirling, S. Chal-
mcrs, SkoWhcgan.
Doris, h IN, by Rupee, w. G.. Rcy-
nolds, Winsiow.
Carl c, b g. by Albrino, w. G. Rey-
nolds, WinsloW.
Rlanch b. b m, by Jublett, Ed. hir-
by, RoCkland.
Payline, blk g. by Online, Henry
Barney, Waterville.
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TnST EI.IlN.
Cincinnati .......h f. q | - " : o a o. "
New lork .......o u ! o | 900 1--l-l4.
Iatt"li's Ewing. cnlkler aud Schlcl;
Nc ;iinitN MHtlrWs"n aud Et"snannn.
Time ~. lmpif'@. Isigl"r ana t,msiic.
Second game:
Cincinnati .........0 q o o 9 0-l-4-1
New YORK ........-o i q . l ; X-4S-l
Came allied eighth nnin%. darkness.
Batteries -toakloy. Duh,r and Mclean;
MatheWson and Ercsnahan. Time, 1.3o.
Empires, itiGlor and Emsli".
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Waterbury, Haven .. Water
bury Q
AT !inlvnll -Ilnlvollr /. Me,idcn ..
At Springfield princfi ld :. Bridge
port
At INSTRUMENTATION J. New Britain >
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05

York City; Miss Bessie Elliott, Au-
burn: Mrs. a. f. Libby, Gardiner; Iia-
zcl \. Kelly. Bangor: Frank a Mca-
gEcr, Brooklyn; J. Mande Barker, Car
diner; Mrs. g. NJ Taber. Augusta: Mr..
ana Mrs. l.. l.. PeaBry and Miss Eve
lyn Pcary, NeWburyport; Ethel l.. Gil
man, Pennington, y. H.; Miss T., Is
teile Wallace and Clarence r. Davis.
boston.
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Lawn Tennis at Lonuwood,

Boston. Aug. 4.-William A. Larned
OF Annapolis won the first leg in the
now Longwood match today by defeat
ing Raymond D. Little of New York
III the challenge match of the 18th an
nual Longwood tennis tournament.
three sets to love the scores being Ga,
6-1, 6-3.
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BIG TIMBER LAND DEAL.
Shaw Co. Of Bath Sells Over 4U,ooo
Acres to the n. & w. Co.

Bath, Me, Aug. 4.-The NJ q. Sf''"
Lumber Co. of this city today sold It's
timber land holdings comprising pc
tween 10000 and $4,000 acres to me
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co. of Bos-
ton, which has pulp mills at Winsio"'
The price was not given out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05

Bill Absten of the Providence Grays
who was the first man in the East
crn League to make 100 base hits, also
leads in extra bases and has an aver
age of 800. He has scored 60 runs.
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new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
AZ LAWRENCE.

Lawrence ...1 t. o o q o o tn.
Lvnn ........1 % IA q u q o-3---l
BATTERIES uuuoliy, GilrnN ana IpusEan,
l.ab"lle and baum Tine , rs. UmpiteS
i. p'I,lion and Lincoln
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NJ i'AI.I. RIVER.

Fall Eiv"r ....." o . o N--2-i-l
Worcester ......U y II Il q 10.
Batteries Fullerton and Norris. Tn"m-
sy; t"Nc-anH @nd NctnGo. Time. l3N
Umpire. VI. D'Ir, u.
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Today's Concert.

March Gen. a. Il. Farnham.'' Theme
Overture-"Guy Mannering," bishop
Venus Reign" Glqgl
Selection from The Red Mill" Herbert
Whistling Caprico-"Thc Little Toy Sol
der" arr. Rocker
Medley-"Rroadway Echoes No. -
Bloom
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Chicago .........o % q 70 q 0-2-1-2
Philadelphia ~ " q " 3 X-l-G-l
BATTERIES Rclilhach ANA King: cnIli-
don Hnd Doom. 1'iInc. III. Cmpires.
Obey and i;ilIdoihHm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05

Chester C. FowleS, clerk in the hos
pta1, has been appointed treasurer Of
the n. c. O. & G. Mess. vice Capt.
Oakinan, who has resigned on account
of illncSs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
Az LOW MI

Uaverhill ...o q > O = N-1--12-?
Lowell ......o o O o . . > o , IL
Batteries Flicl ana Perkins, RiVard.
arnrr aud I,oran. Time. 10. Umpire.
Lanican
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05

Gardner c. DurrelI. formerly a mem
Der of this Homo. has been readmittcd
He served in co. II, 12th n. II. Inf
AID was resident of Salem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05

Manager Hurkett of the Worcester
baseball team has released Arthur
Johnson who has been playing third
base and center field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston, Aug. i.--Leiflclds witness in
the fifth and errors by Wagner Thomas
ana Gibson gave Boston the game today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05

Peter Quinn. Patrick Walsh and Ed
win y. Reynolds returned to the Home
yesterday from q furlough passed ir
Providence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-05

Charles II. Hilton. late Co. r. 18th
Me. Inf, has been re-admitted to the
Home. He was resident of lewiston
Me.