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DANCING.

THE wYADHAM. 43l nth ST. N.w-EvERY
Tues. Thurs and Sat. class $50 pm; lady as.
sistant lessons. soc: six lessons. So. 50: guar.
antee to teach you. Prof. ClIAS. WYNDHAM.
apl4-90t,4
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NORTHWEST BRANCHES:

NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Rutler & Field Druggists. Sd and Indiana ave.
louis p. Castell. Pharmacist. 300 18th st.
Commercial Bank Bldg. Postal Telegraph.
CriswelI's Drug Store. eth and SITS.
Thos A. Dobyns 18th and Columbia road.
Dupont Pharmacy. Goth and r SITS.
Erpiey.: prus store. l4.h and Yelling place.
Godenberg's Bureau Of Information.
Herbs.'s Drug Store, 18th and Pa. ave.
lieltzriaw's Newsstand. 1I05 Pa. ave
Interior Dept. Sth and r. Postal Telegraph
The Hutchins Kenner Drug Co.: 18th and Q.
& Kann Sons & Co Information Bureau.
Kings Drug Store. 18th and SITS.
Iupton's Drug Store. 9th and s.
National Hotel Postal Telegraph.
Portman's Pharmacy. 14th and r. l. ave
Roland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery
Store. $50 9th st. NV
Union Station. Postal Telegraph.
United States Capitol. Postal Telegraph.
Woodward & Iothrop Superintendent desk.
1916 Connecticut ave. Postal Telegraph
GEORGETOWN:
O.Donncll's Drug Store. 32d and NJ SITS.
O'Donnell's Drug Store. 32d and q SITS
Pride's Pharmacy. 2Sth and p sts
NORTHEAST:
Kcnealy's Pharmacy. y. Capitol and sts
lapham's Pharmacy 18th and r. Capitol SITS
Nonradian's Pharmacy. 18th and SITS ne.
Buffers Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton pL ne.
SOUTHEAST:
Rradley's Drug Store. sth AMI sts. Sc
O Donnell's Drug Store Sd and Pa ave. sc.
NJ. s. Fealy. Druggist. 18th and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST:
18th ST. Wharf. Postal Telegraph Office.
Sullivaus Drug Store. 9TH and ID SITS. sw.
Charles S. Waiter. 9O1 Az ST. s.w.
ANACosTIA:
c. G. Lohr. - Monroe st.
TENLEYTowN. D. c.:
George p Parton Druggist Wisconsin ave.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

WHY PAY HIGH OFFICE RENT WHEN YOU
get rooms for Sc, So and $40 per month?
Elevator. STEWART BUILDING. cor. 9th and
u SITS. NV. my1O-14t'
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lO0s I ST. NW-NICE1Y FURNISHED FRONT
and back communicating rooms. with board:
aivo smaller rooms my14-3t"
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11o3 n ST NW-SECOND-FLOOR ROOM;
nicely furnished; suitable for single party.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

s1.OoO 5000 DOWN. SIS PER MONTH. WILL
buy my pool and billiard room; best location
III city; Z tables; net income. $3.50 monthly:
other business compels sale: golden opportunity
for some one. Address Box los. Star Office.
vi
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FOR RENT-SECoND-FLOOR FLAT.
IS r ST ne
Six rooms and bath: back porch; s24.oo.
mr1H-3ts
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED FROM JUNE TO
Sept. with renewal. beautiful, cool apartment.
fourth floor. west end The Ontario: every win
dow commands entire Rock Creek valley and
par; rooms and bath S45. EDWARD r
CLEMENTS. so Mciill bldg: phones NJ 1894.
Y 32Sa. mylI.1tH
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TYPEWRITERS.
CONCRETING.

its branches: steps. curbs. sidewalk coping and
patching of all descriptions: underpinning and
house repairing In all branches: done BY expertA
fully guaranteed: on short notice. Address Ne.
INTIRE MARSHALL. 224Cnw. PhoneS.x5S3.
ny6-3n q
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FOR RENT-FIvE-ROOM AND BATH APART
ment In the Vermont. 1926 Swami ST NV
heat and janitor service: $50. l.. :. FRISTOE,
1913 G St NV. myIS-3t
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1904 N ST. THOMAS CIRGLE-DEIIGHTFUL
cool rooms, without hoard; summer rates.
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TO SUR.ET-AI'T. ~. TIE MISSIONER. 18TH
and SITS; and bath. unfurnshed
Am paying $45 a month. but will suhlet for
$40. Lease expires Oct. 1. my14Rts
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ROOMING HOUSE. ONE SQUARE FROM ROS-
ton House: rent. $50; beautiful lawn: hand
sOmely furnished; owners rent cost them moth
ing. Price $500: and positively no
less. TAYLOR'S EXCHANGE. 1888 + st.
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The Nansemond. 214O St. Apt 46:
rooms and bath; furnished unfurnished: very
reasonable. myl4-3ts
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gl+ T. NW-IONELY. COOL ROOM: HOUSE
VOL screened and ventilated: modern bath:
suitable for married couple or gentleman; cheap
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FOR RENT-FIVE-ROOM FLAT IN THE HAN
over 1905 Meridian st. Mt. Pleasant; sa2 so
nat. 1924 Center st. $500. apply 1911 Oak
ST n aSus
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WANT TO BUY SET OF BAIST's PLAT
books. i05 + st. my1J-3t
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FOR I4EASE-THE SPACIOUS
rooms recently occupied by us at 916
r st. NV. embracing four commune
eating rooms. with vault suitable for
offices for bank. real estate. insur-
ance brokers and lawyers Offices or
millinery parlors; reasonable altera-
lions will be made.
SWARTZELL. RHEEM HENSEY CO.,
727 18th NV.
my9-7t eSn
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THE IMPERIAL 1863 COLUMBIA ROAD
Small housekeeping apart. southwestern
posnre: furnished unfurnisbed: pos ssion
Immediately: lease can be renewed October II
desired: excellent cafe. Apply At No. - or
Office myl5-3fs
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SIO 5TH NE.-BEAUTIFUL THREE ROOM
fat: completely furnished for light housekecp
ing: everything new: modern conveniencas:
GOOD location. SoJ my15-3ts
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FIRSTFLOOR FLAT. l544 y. ]. AVE. NV
Five large. bright. sunny rooms: hath. pantry.
large closets storerooms. gas. coal range: fine
back porch; $25 30: adults nyl5-:itseSu
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FOR RENT-IN THE ItOQTOIS. 141N ST.
a most desirable 4-room and bath apart
ment: rent $3.50. Apply Apartment a03.
my14-3t
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FIRST-FIAHlR FLAT. log 10TH ST. S.E.-FIvE
large. bright. sunny rstms hath. pantry. gas
coal range: finc back porch and yard: $23 80;
adults preferred: hot-watcr heat. WRIGHT s
HOPKINS. SOP r at NV. myl4- St.
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CLAIBORNE. 9TH AND NV SINGLE
rooms in modern apartment: gentlemen: No 33
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-$65 MONTH; LIGHT AND CHEER
full basement. 6.1 18th st. NV. tbet and
Gl: 2Sx35 feet and large room in rear: steam
heat and electric lights. COLLlNS-GUERRY
CO. 621 18th NV. mh2tf
FOR RENT-s NEWLY COMPLETED STORES.
1129-31 -33 It'll NV; separate one connected
with arches: 5000 IT. floor space: fine chance
dept. store. W. F. HARPER. sos II. /. av. n ".
mya-7ts
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

I51I 13TH-OVERLOOKING IOWA CIRCLE:
attractive we'll kept house; newly papereti.
painted and furnished: large second floor front
hall room with closet: also one back, vacant
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-$30-APARTMEN No g. MA
rion. Goth and H: large and conven-
lent: a $40 nat. my1s-f Su. tu IN 81 st
FOR RENT-A 5-ROOM AND BATH APART-
ment with rear yard Porter St. one half
square from two lines: very desirable;
$4,000. CAYWOOD & GARRETT. 1921 y. y.
myl5-3t
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-STABLE IN REAR 1880 RHODE
Island ave. NV: SIS per month. Apply to
w. J. DANTE. Room IT, Hutchins bldg. 10th
and ID ats, NV. my13-3t
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FINE. NEWLY DONE APARTMENTS, THE
Princeton 1890 v: light and cool: rooms
and bath. $3.50. MYERS IIGHTFOOT.
1907 New York ave. NV myl4-3t
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WkSTED-TO DEMONSTRATE THE SUPE-
riority Of our method of teaching touch type
writing and rapid muscular movement pen
manship. we have decided to offer two
months course. on Saturday mornings. ahsn-
lutely free. to 800 students of the sth grades
and high schools. Positively more than the
above number will I've accepted. space
is limited. Apply at once TO STRAYER'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE, 18th and SITS. NV.
apo3-ff
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LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II not convenient to call at The
Star Office, 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your adj
vertisements at any of the fol-
lowing Branch Offices:
WANT ADS. CENT A WORD.
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CORNER: 4 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH: ALI
front; south and east exposure: 1850 at ne.
rent only SIT so. BLUNDON, UBRIEN &
BELT unc.b 1903 G st. myl43t
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| THE WINDSOR. l425 ST.: FIREPROOF
building: SPECIAL rental price; parties leav-
ing city: 4. and bachelor apartment of 2
rooms and bath. See janitor my14-tf
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WANTED-APARTMENTS
LOST AND FOUND.

One cent word each time for IL words ? times.
LOST NAY II. WHITE ROSARY SILVER
shamrock attached 10 gold cross on 4th ~.
and Indiana Return To Miss EICHHoRN.
Gn2 81 ~ NV. myI5T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings IN All
The Leading Stocks.

New York. JUNE lO--The stock market
continued, in rut today, the totaI
shares sold continuing l9'ut ame u ,nT
the shrl,nien total the proportion 81 .'s
tivity IN three or -four of the speculative
favoritcs was maintained to the delrl-
ment in the comparison of the usual run
of stocks This favoritism came from
the small room traders. there being no
|'other Improbable PARTICIPATION IN the
market. Offerings for sale were even a
prices in consequence, were firmly heid
This was partly ir sympathy win ne
strength of one or two stocks from Spe
cial causes. Missouri Pacific advanced
smartIv on the parting assurances of the
pre- .ident of the company that the list on
recHiverships il the group OF pfrs'Ieh..
operatives dominated by his family hao
been completed. Some remnant or IN
covered short interest seemed TO De
caught in the stock and helped to the re-
cOVeIy. j..
London and ct the local Metal Ekchang >
was the basis for the rise in group
of stocks concerned in the industry
which gave some sympathetic strength !"
cy If the price of copper was made to
contrast with the cut in prices Of steer
and products reported over night IN the
benefit now resulting from the earlier re-
Spouse Of the copper market to dimlEiSh-
ed demand by a marking down or prices
Opinion over the effects on the steel mar
ket of the price cut remained much con
fused There were reports from PittSbufe
that consumers were disposed to look
for further concessions later and so were
little disposed to take hold at the present
level United States Steel sold minus the
quarterly dividend of half of per cent
ana recovered that amount before n i'd
dav. .
The advertisement of tho Union Pacific
bonds subscription prGmPaeo w Ma' dnt
come of the sale. The fall in the pre-
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BOXING
WILLIE Lewis and
HARRY LEWIS fight DRAW.

New York. June 10-Wiliie Lewis. New
York's fighting idol, by whirlwnd fin
ish in the last round of his fight with
Harry Lewis. Philadelphias best heavy
welterweight." managed to offset the
slight advantage that the Quaker lad had
in the earlier rounds and earned a draw
in their siX-round contest at the Ma
tional A. G. of America Tuesday night.
There were no knockdowns and no blood
spilled during the six sessions that the
men hammered away at each other each
striving vainiv for Il knockout. ...
Willie waited Just about three minutes
too long with his final squirt If the To-
cal fighter had fought in the fifth round
as lie did in the sixth it is quite probable
that he would have stopped his sturdy
opponent.
When the men came together in the last
round Willie Lewis loosed his terrific
right uppercut. the punch that has won
most of his ring battles for him. and
hammered at his opponents jaw till it
seemed as if Harry Lewis head. must
perforce fly from his shoulders. But the
Philadelphia was a marvel of vitality
and he managed to weather the on
slaught till the final bell brought him re-
lief.
In the preliminaries Harry Scroggs of
Baltimore and Frank Wheeler of Wales
almost created riot by their tactics in
the ring. Wheeler was having a shade
the better of the fight when Referee
Johnny White cautioned them to break
| clean. Wheeler disobeyed and was eau
| toned three times in the fourth round
Then Scroggs lost his head and repeated
ly ""heeled" Wheeler with his glove.
White disqualified Scroggs.
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COLLEGE BALL
MAINE COLLEGE STANDING.
Colby 3; Bowdion 2.

Waterville, Me, June 10.--(SpeciaD. -
Colby finished her season with flying
colors by defeating Bowdoin, the
champions of Maine, in the final game
to decide the winner and the Colby
team had the satisfaction of breaking
the Bowdoin winning streak and fin
ishing her season with one game won.
1t was q great victory for the Colby
supporter and came unexpected. Good,
the star pitcher. was the main stay of
the team. For the II long innings he
pitched wonderfully and had some of
the strongest Of the Bowdoin batters
at his mercy. 1t was the first home
game he has pitched this year in the
college series and he had Files out
pitched.
Dwyer caught in excellent shape and
as it was his last game for Colby he
felt satisfied with the result The team
as a whole played excellent ball. con-
sidering the general shakeup in the
past two weeks. '~-
1t was Colby's game from the start
and had it not been for the error made
| by Flood in the ninth when he threw
wild to first. Colby would have doubt
less BANKED Bowdoin. But Flood re-
deemed himself by securing pretty
single with two men out in the 18th
and Blake on second. Blake in whirl-
wind manner crossed the plate on the
hit and the grounds was in a state of
tumult.
Neither side scored, until the sixth,
when Dryer was passed to first. He
stole second. Vail hit to Harris, who
made an error. Dwyer scoring and Val
going to second. Colby again scored in
the eighth on a single. an error by
Caldwell. and passed ball by Bower.
BoWdoin went to the ninth inning
without a run. In the ninth Wandtke.
the first man up. flied out to Shaw. Nc
Dade was passed to first. Stanwood
reached first on an error by Flood and
McDade scored. Files put high fly to
Cary and Harris, who was on third
scored on the throw in. Stanwood. who
was on third, attempted to steal home.
but was caught, Good to DIVER.
In the 10th inning both teams went
out in order. In the 18th Lawless flied
to Good and Wandtke was out. Blake
to Buker. McDade and Harris both
singled but Stanwood was put out by
Buker. Colby went out in order.
In the 18th Files. Manter and Cald-
well all went out on fly balls. Tibbetts
was the first to bat for Colby. He was
an easy cut. Manter to Stanwood. Blu
ker got pretty hit but was caught
mapping at first and was declared out
amid the great protests of the crowd.
Blake went down on an error by Man
ter and reached second on the same
play. Flood came to bat with a deter
mination and placed the ball into left
garden. Blake scored from second and
Colby finished the season with the
hardest game won. The score:
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THE IRENE Il SLOWS up
:, =. DELAYED BY ACCIDE Mt

Hamilton. Bermuda, June 1O.-Irene
II. owned by S. w. Granbery of New
York. crossed the finish line of the
Gravesend to Bermuda motor boat
race at Ills A. NJ, today, New York
time. AS her time allowance had ex-
pred the event was won by the Ailsa
Craig. owned by James Craig of New
York, which finished yesterday The
Irene met with bad weather during the
entire voyage. At o'clock this morn
ing, when 80 miles off Bermuda and
while the boat was rolling heavily, the
steampipe broke. This necessitated
Keeping up steam by feeding gasoline
into the engine with tea cup and but
for this mishap it is claimed she would
have finished within her time allow
ance
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Off
For Ireland

Toronto, June 1o.-Big crowds cheer
ed Tom Longboat, the Indian runner,
Tuesday right, as he. in company with
Tom Flanagan, started for the Olympic
races IN England. He will stop over in
Montreal and on Thursday race for Is
miles with. 10 of the best men i'm that
city. He will then sail from Quebec on
the Empress of Ireland for Ireland.
where Flanagan will put him in siren
uous practice for few days before
going to the olympic course
Tuesday morning Flanagan started
out to raise enough money for the trim.
and in half an hour had more than he
wanted
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HIS BATTING AVERAGE
WON'T SAVE TY COBB,

Detroit. Mich, June 1O-Ty Cobb. tho
outfielder of the Detroit club. has been
arrested on warrant issued on COM
plant of Fred r. Collins. a negro, whom
Cobb attacked last Sunday He was taken
before Police Justice Jefries. who sew
eral years ago was first lieutenant in
CoNey's army. and pleaded not guilty to
the charge Justice Jeffries told Cobb if
he was convicted he would have to paw
a fine.
your batting average won't save YOU
here said the court. I'VE have to paw
when we go to sec you. and you will be
made to pay when you come to see US"
Cobb will appear for trial next Monday.
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y learned Italian doctor says that
giantiSnl is n morbid proCeSs-a dis
ease due to All enlargement of IL part
of the brain which is endowed with
growth-reEulated functions. When
that part of the brain enlarged. the
limbs grew to an abnormal extent and
other physical changes occurred. The
excess of growth being chiefly in the
lower jaw, the arms and legs. No gi-
ant ever attains length of days. The
average life is only fraction over
twenty years. Ireland has produced
at least four giantS-McGrath born in
Tipperary. in 1856 Che was feet ! in
ches in hight: Malone, feet inches.
Murphy. Z feet inches. and Charles
Byrne. feet inches. None of them
ever reached great mental develop
ment
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MARKET REPORTS

northern Duluth 1lsaa f {. B snoat; No. 2
hard winter 10iH o b ahoat.
CORN Exports 77S: SPOT easy. No 2
77h nounnal elevator and Y to arrive o
h HEoat. - -
OATS Receipts -, o6a; exports lHG0 spot
easier: mixed 2Ght%3 lbs. .:.F,55 natural
white 2GH,32 lbs 57izmGn; clipped white 32ll
40 lbs. 5s:u6.,
BtEF-Firm: family 1s.75ff17 20: n1ess
14dti,: beef hams 2G.50fi2S. packet 15mI6:
city e> ira India mess 2im!5
LARD STEADY, western S,.:N,8c5
PORK steady.
SUGAR Raw firm; fair refining ep1
1872: centrifugal 96 test 4.4omi =: Jnuasyes
sugar 26!Ni3.67: refined steady.
E!TTEii-Barely steady, unchanged.
'Sf EG,e;s1nr"9fiaf rec2ip,i .f5a7. west
EN- first 1,1An.1a; .tsecssas itzaI5
P6rTATDES-St STEADY SduthnTn hrst . y
M3 30. seconds 5N0h2: cmIIs 1m1 y
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GUERlNI DRAWS WITH
THE CANADIAN CHAMPION

New York, June 10.-Artie Edmonds
was an attraction at Browns Gym
nasium Tuesday night. Artie is the
champion lightweight of Canada, and
Young Gucrini was tossed into the ring
with him as a trial horse. 1t was a
fierce battle for the entire six rounds
and draw would be the only fair de-
cision. The show was full of action and
comedy in equal parts and the MEM
bers were satisfied they had seen the
best show in months
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Chicago Produce Market.

iHlcdgO. June 10
The local wheat market complrteIy re-
verScd its tone today ana closed veal,
after showing decided strength earIier in
the day The July delivery Was off. con,
was 1isMA higher. Oats were " lower
and provisions were ~ higher
ThG leadin; iut os,fS.z closed as follows:
old ST.: Zee new S5i4Ftas 49,
CORN July G7@1s: Sept, 657s: Dec. 55s.
May 55is
OATs-Jnly A.; July new 4o4 Sept 30.
M55 May 377,,.
MESS PORK-July - 50; Sept 14o5.
LARD-Iuly s6212. Sept So
SHORT RIPS-July IS; Sept 78A
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR Weak. ~ cents lower
WHEAT-No 3 spring 95n19i. No > red
91M92
CORN-No. "a: No. . yellow 72t.al73,s
OATS-No. 50m51: No. 8 white 5gH52
Ff.A\ SEEDING. l northwestern ~.
TIMOTHY SFED-Plimc , So@?a0
SHORT RIBS. 1..5'r7.bII..
MESS iORk-13 .SOMl3,A.
LARD s..
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new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.

AT LYNN.
Lynn .......O o 0 0 x--6-10-2
New Tedford o 0 0 0 . 3-S- 81
Batteries-Moore and Daum: Robinson
and Weeden, Umpire, M. OBrien. Time
1.4s.
AT WORCESTER.
Worcester ......0 D 0 4 x-o-S-O
Lowell ........0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-5-2
notwithstanding and McCone'
Greenwell and AinSworth. Umpire, j.
O'Bren. Time, l.. 40
AT HANERHILL.
Fall River 40 , , 0-3-S-1
Haverhill ...O 0 0 . 0 @ 6 O-.-7-0
Eatteries-Grant and Toomey, Ready
and Perkins. Umpire. Stockdale Time.
AT BROCKTON.
Brociton .......l | ! ! es-s-o
Lawrence ......0 1-3-7 "a
Ratteries-C'rool. and Walters; Marie
and L,uSean. Umpire. Murphy. Time,
81
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN,
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Cleveland. o., June 1O.-Had Liebhardt
received perfect support today he would
have shut Boston out AS 1t was. Boston
won to in II innings. Cleveland
punched hits in the first inning and scor-
ed three runs After that Young was In
vinc.ble until the 18th, when hits were
again punched. double play by Lord.
however stopped the rally. Stovall had
a finger split in the fourth inning, neces-
stating q: shift in the inleld Lajoie
starred at first.
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS,

Thursday-Eddie Santry vs. Louis Long
at Taft. Mont; Jim Bonner VS.. Jack Car
diff at Hazelton. Pa.
Friday. Tommy Murphy VS.. Dick Hy-
land at Sharkcy a. g.. New YORK. Frank
Carsev VS.. Kid Dalton at Los Angeles.
Gal: Honey Melody VS.. Billy Glover and
Dave Desher VS.. Andy McGarry at New
York; Bat Johnson VS.. Dan Vooser at
Los Angeles. Cal.
Saturday-Tomm Burns VS.. Sam Nc
Vey at Paris. France; Ad Nolgost VS..
Tommy O'Toole at Philadelphia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-11
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Waterbury Hartford S. Waterbury Z.
AT Observation-Disclosures 5, Spring
field T.
At Now Ttritair-New Britain 8. New
Haven 5.
At Holynke-Meriden e. Holvoke first
game 10 innings: Holyoks {. Meriden 5
(sccond game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-11
Ryan Bests O'NeiI.

Philadelphia, June 10.-Adam Ryan
bested Jack ONeil in a six-round bout
at the Douglas A. c. Tuesday night
Both arc local men with a large fol-
lowing. Ryan was too clever for O'NeiI.
who could only hold his own in mix
ups.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-11
BOWDOIN

NU OUT NTUH WJnflIfg TUT WIS HTfUF
s BOYD -" 9 9 o"G Q " % %
Two-baGe hit-Buker. Sacrifice hits
Dwyer. Files. Base on balis-Off Good ..
off Files 3. Struck out-By Good 9. by
Files g. Stolen bases-Dwyer. Harris.
Double plays-Earris. Manter and Stan
wood: Manter and Wandtke. Wild pitch
Files. Passed ball-Dwyer. Hit by
pitched hall-Manter. Umpire. Carrisan.
Time. 30.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-11
MAINE LEAGUE.
MAINE LEAGUE STANDING.

South Portland. Me-. June 10.-Portland
had little difficulty in defeating Pine Tree
today in the opening game of the Maine
Baseball League season. Gibbs for Port
land pitched mastery ball throughout.
while Williams was touched up for 10
hits and at times his support was poor.
PORTLAND