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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-04
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York, June 1.-The stock market
WAS subjected to quite drenching at
the outset by the outpoLring of sales IN
duced by consideration of some of the
over-n night developments. The spasmodic
nature OF the drop in prices which result
ed opened the way to an upward reaction
and practically complete repair Of the
opening losses was effected by midday.
Notable contraction in the volume OF the
transaction then occurred as though the
speculative temper favored q breathing
spen To take account of the violent ex-
pericnces through which the market has
been carried this week. Prices rel2psed
suddenly at the last to about the lowest.
Large attention was attracted to the re-
ports from Washing of the plans OF
the government authorities for pushing a
new suit against the Standard Oil Co on
relating charges which might involve
ma Ximnm fines even in excess of those
imposed in the previous suit, now on APP
peal to the higher courts. 1t was inter
prcted as an indication of renewed de-
termination on the part of the admins
tlation to push prosecutions against cor
serious view taken of the cut i'll prices
of steel bars than was the case yesterday,
when 1t was first announced
The aggressive support which turned
the market centered on Union Pacific and
the renewed rise in that stock to the high
figure of yestel day and of the year was
accompanied by authoritative intimation
that the details of $40.o00~T bond issue
of the offerings between the New York
and the London markets was suggested
and this and the reported issue price at
SO seemed to confirm the claims of the
companv'S authorities for as good imam
cial treatment as was accorded the Penn
sylvhn;a Railroad in its totation The
maintenance of the American Smelling
dividend. although at one time made
subject Of widespread doubts, had been
discounted in the more recent action of
the stock. SO, apparently. had the reduc-
ton in the American Car and Foundry
dividend. 1t was after the Union Pacific
bond sale announcement had spent its
forces that prices ran off again to The
weak closing.
value. So SOs,uC0. United States bonds were
on call.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Dutch Schaefer of the Tigers is the
leading run-getter of the American
League with so.
Hugh Jennings is broken up over an
accident to his brother while working
in the Pennsylvania coal mines.
Cobb. Stahl and Rossman are the
leading sluggers in the American
League up to date, Cobb leading by a
good margin.
Captain Follansbee of the Portland
team, who sprained his ankle in the
Friday game of last week. expects to
be back in the game when the league
season starts.
Donaher who has been signed by
the Portland management to play
third base, reported Tuesday for prac-
tice. Donaher started the season with
Haverhill of the New England League.
He is a big man and good things are
expected of him.
Bill Carrigan, catcher on the Boston
Americans, who is at home for a short
time owing to a lame arm which has
put him temporarily out of the game,
has been engaged to coach Lewiston
High. The members of the team and
the students are jubilant over the
news, for there isn't player in the
business today who is looked UP to so
much as Carrigan. who was graduated
from the school in 1904, and who dur
ing his four years there was a star
athlete unosuH III ii;
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BOX N G
MEMSIC AND POWERS
WILL MEET TONIGHT.

Boston. June 3-Daniel ]. DOnnelly.
known AS the Honest Blacksmith. has
been appointed referee of the boxing
bouts by the Armory A. A. board of di-
rec,ors, and will. if able, officiate on
Tuesday. when George Memsic will
meet Phil Powers young Donahue) in
the main bout of II rounds. Donnelly
has had a world of experience as the
third man in the ring, and officiated at
the old Criterion, the Tammany Club
OF RoNbury, the Lenox, the Business
Mems A. G., and other clubs which
promoted boxing contests. The ap-
polntment was made in Difference to
the members who took exceptions to
the decision on the Baldwin, yes bat
tie of Saturday. Donnelly has been
lndisposed for a few weeks and may
not, be strong enough to act as the
arbiter.
There will be six four-round trial
bouts, which will take the place of the
usual preliminary and semi-finai con-
tests. The personnel of these contests
will be announced Thursday. The as
SlStant matchmaker has arranged the
bouts only after the most serious con-
slderation of the capabilities of each
aspirant
Mike (Twin) Sullivan was at the
Armory A. A. Tuesday and talked
with the managing director and the
matchmaker, but they arrived at no
definite conclusion, as Sullivan wants
TO- rest for a couple of days. He may
decide to talk business on Friday, and
then the matter of a bout between him
and Harry Lewis will be preached.
Harry Lewis will meet Willie Lewis
in six-round bout at the National A.
e., New York, next Tuesday 1t looks
like good bout. When Willie Lewis
is convinced in his inmost soul that he
can beat an opponent he performs like
a champion should. but when he feels
he is up against it, he's a different
Willie returns from the
other side flushed with his own ring
III. will be obliged to travel
fast toabeataHsfrys The Qaakafslad
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BOXING NOTES.

Fighting Dick Hyland. the clever
little Western fighter, and Leach Cross
nave been matched to fight in the star
bout at the stag of the Grand Union
A. c., New York. next Monday night
Hyland is in excellent condition for the
battle and Cross is training hard f@
ne realizes that in Hyland he will NEE
the toughest opponent he has yet faceu
Patsy Kline outpointed Charlie H9h'
man in their six-round fight at New
York Tuesday night. The fight was
fast throughout, and Kline maintalhe.
an advantage from beginning to eiu
Hoffman bored in with great Willhs-
ness, but Kline was clever enough !"
Offset his opponents rushes. and al 'he
end he had Hoffman tired. In the olhe'
bouths Ed McAvoy was beaten by va"
Savage, Irish Paddy drew with Jaon
Grant, Bull Williams and Tohln,
Moore fought drew, and Eddie 10y
defeated Young Freeman.
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COLLEGE ATHLETES
STAND GOOD SHOW.

New York, June 3.-EntrieS for the
Olympic team tryouts to be held at
Philadelphia next Saturday have been
made known and if all the names that
figure in the list go to post the meet
ing should be the best seen in the East
in many a day. All the local clubs and
the colleges will be represented, and
in fact every athlete with the least
prctenSions to first class form will try
Tor place on the team.
From passing glance at the entries
the college men should cut a wide
swath and many of the local club ath-
letes who had already figured on the
fun of the trip will find themselves
summering at home.
A race of considerable interest will
be the 1O0-metreS, with such cracks as
Cartmell, the intercollegiate cham
pion, Rector of the University of Vir-
GINA. who is said to have done 2-5
seconds, and Ramsdell. University of
Texas, q strong tip for 40 seconds.
Sherman of Dartmouth. who ran sec
ond in the Intercollegiate. and Whit
ham of Pennsylvania should show well.
1t is unknown what shape Dan Kelly
s in Much the same crowd will con-
test il, the 200-metres.
The 40G-metres have attracted such
smart company as S. B. Taylor, L. of
F.; w. 7. Coholan and p. Pilgrim, n.
Y. A. c.; ]. c. Alice, PrincetOn; Car
oenter and French of Cornell. There
is another good man, ]. V. Muligan
DUMAS A. c.. of Philadelphia.
The S00-mctres will be no loafing
race. as Sheehan of Boston is tipped
to give Sheppard Of the l. A. A. C. the
race of his life Parsons of Yale. if he
is fit, will be there at the finish, but
either Jones of Pennsylvania or Hal
stead of Cornell may upset all calcu-
lations.
In the 1900, ]. H. Sullivan, I. A. A.
c., is going to do all sorts of things to
the record and. incidentally Of course.
to show his spikes to Halstead of Cor
neil. but only time can tell the result.
With Trube of the n. Y. a. c. out of
the 2-mile steeplechase, it would be a
soft spot in the program and the ex-
Comedian should experience no trOu-
BILE in coming home winner. The B.
miles is rather uncertain. With such
hurdlerS as SmithSon and Garrels al
ready qualified ard Shaw in trim, the
high sticks should be good. Hlllman
of n. Y. A. G. and Beacon, |. A. A. c.
will be fighting material in the 400
metres.
a notable absentee from the field
events will be Matt McGrath. the
hammer thrower. His strained sinew
is not yet strong and he is not going
to risk being laid up again. John
Flanagan should score with his IA
vorite missile and Sheridan appears
to he the man for the free discus and
also the Greek style, if allowed to
throw his own style.
Mt Pleasant and Thorpe, the Car
Isle Indians in the broad jumps, may
surprise the palefaces. Ray Ewry, on
form, should come out ahead in the
standing high and broad jump. with
Plat Adams close. ]. F. O'Connell. N.
Y. A. c., appears the best man in the
running hop, step and jump.
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Brunswick High o.
Cony High Three.

Brunswick, Me, June 3.--(SpeciaD The
Brunswick High school baseball team
won its first league victory this afternoon
defeating Cony High of Augusta 6 To 3 in
a game on the Whittier Athletic field
Cony Highs three iuns We're presented
by A. Stctson, the Brunswick right tielu-
er. who made two iuexcusable errors
The six runs scored by Brunswick were
made by opportune hitting combined with
the bad errors of q. Smith and Maddox
Meader pitched an excellent game for
Cony High but had very poor support
several of the Cony players acting as
though they had never seen a baseball
before. Nicholas also played Il fine game
for the visitors
For brunswick the work Of Weather
in. u. Stctson and Leonard was excellent
and the victory is due largely to their
good play ing. Snow greatly surpassed
Smith behind the hat and Frackett did
bettcr work ut first than Fitzgerald.
Thu summary
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ATHLETIC OFFICIALS
At BATES COLLEGE,

Lewiston, Me. June 3.-(SpeciaD.-
The Bates College Athletic Association
last night chose the following officers
for the ensuing year:
President, Wiggin 'o9: vice presi-
dent. Call 10: secretary, Preston IL;
treasurer. Prof. Knapp; student MEM
Der advisory board, Page O9, Andrews
10. Prof. Knapp. Page 90. and Ken
dali 'CG. We're chosen members of the
State arbitration board. The following
athletic officials We're chosen:
Tennis manager. John Moulton 10;
baseball manager, lCharles Roseland
'os; assistant baseball manager. H. N.
Dornan 10; assistant track manager.
r. NJ. Pierce
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LEWISTON HIGH.
GARDINER HIGH.

Totals .,3O 3 s q
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Chicago Produce Market.

1IlciSO, June i.
Weak cables today offset rains in the
Southwest and caused the local wheat
market 10 close barely steady. Final
quotations on the July delivery We're a
shade lower than the close Of YESTERDAY
Corn was up 1M1k. Oats were 4 higher
Provisions We're ~ to &c. higher
tn" leading futures closed as follows:
WfiEAT--Irne 96 july 91as: Sept SSH
Dec. old S,4 Dec. new 49,
,CCHN-Jnly G97%@7"; sept Gs: Dec. 5sA
May IS.
oATSs-.In,y q: ~; July new AZ;
MESS IoEK-Iulv 1870; Dec HOP.
LARD-.Julv S.57l,: Sept. STE.
SHORT ri BS-July 7.47lq: Sept. 7.72lh.
CASH ml"tations closed as follows:
rLOI R-SteadN.
WHEAI-No. 8 spring 95a1o7: No. . red
9a0iO0.
rCRN-No. . 74Mh: No. ov-llow 7sn77.
0ATS-NC. > -; No. 3 white 5aHi54i..
BARl.EY-Far to choice mailing 59iiGf
Elan SEEDING. l northwestern J 9412.
SHORT RIBS. SIDES-7.00M7.5
MESS I'ORK-13 .0Gt13.7;,.
LARD-S.50
SIJ,oJ,,r cJ ZAP cJnC,c soC-
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, June 8
FLOl R Receipts 2i1s6; exports 1881
SAFES AGO; quiet and unchanged
WHEAT-I!eceipts $1,000 exports s. i95
sales 10000 futures, l6.m0 spot: spot
steady: No. red 1o0lAM102 elevator: No
red l02 spot f h afloat: No. north
trn Duluth 11Ga4 b afioat; No. = hard
winter lli.4 + o b afloat.
CHRN-t}e,eirts 1919. exports l. $50
s2les -I."n futures: srot firm; No. . IS
elevator and - o b afioat.
OATS-tteceipts ll2,lG0; spot steady
mixed 26132 lbs 531m55; natural white
2G@ Il lbs. 57tNt591@; clipped white 32M4o
lbs. $50, 65.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Firm; western S5O0SGo
PORK Steady.
SUGAR Raw steady; fair refining $50;
centrifugal 81; test 4.3G: molasses sugar
SCI: refined steady.
Bt T'TElt-Steady, unchanged receipts
II ..;1.
EGGS Easy, unchanged; receipts %, 0O6.
POTATOES-Steady unchanged.
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Papke Will Bet En-
tire Roll On Himself.

milwaukee,, Wis, June Bill Papke,
VINO meets Stanley ketchell tomorrow
night, is preparing to bet all his own
bank roll, amounting to $500. ON him
sell. Papke does not like the idea of
peihS considered Il second choice in the
betting and will bet his wad at even
money.
Jack Michigan will referee the 10
round battle. Hugo Kelley will be at
the ringside to challenge the winner
and has already agreed to meet the
winner at Milwaukee on July g.
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Boston Herald: Wesley w. Coe, the
former worlds record holder for put
ting the 16-pound shot. and who has
been down in Maine all winter arrived
home yesterday. The past few weeks
he spent practicing with the shot. so
to enable him to be in shape to con-
test in the Olympic tryouts to be held
at Philadelphia Saturday. Coe will. as
during the past few years, represent
the Boston Athletic Association. Coo
is the picture of health.
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Princeton 9; Amherst 0.

Princeton, N. j.. June 3.-Princetor shut
ont Amherst today. the home team play
ing much better ball than yesterday when
Williams defeated them. The locals hit
Brick OF Amherst very freely and felded
in good form.
Princeton .....0 8 9 ! o X-a-13-1
Amherst .......0 0 0 0 Q 90 Ga
Eatteries-Hick and Donahay Henin-
ger and Dawson.
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new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
AT LOWELL.

-... AT LOWELL.
New Bedford -" G { . l-7-9-1
Lowell ......4 0 0 0-5-6-4
Batteries-Delave and Weeden: Kennis-
ton and Amsworth. Umpire. ]. O'Erien.
Time, Isl.
AT WORCESTER
Worcester 900 3 0 0 0 o X-4-S-2
HaverLill ..0 > l o l 0-2-4-2
Betterips-Owens and Lavigne: Garard
and Perkins Umpire. Murphy. Time,
Is. ~
--.-- AT LAWRENCE.
Lawrence .I q l } X-6-4-0
Fall River .....G 0 0 0 0 0--0-4-4
Batteries --Whiting and Duggan; Leith
and Norris Umpire, Stockdale. Time.
AT BROCKTON.
T3rockton .,O 3 0 0 0 0 0 x-4-8-1
LYNN =. ......l D o o Q o G 0-1-3-3
Batteries Toole and Tattsrs. Yerkes
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Lewiston High g.
Gardiner High 2.

Lewiston Me, June 3.-(SpeciaD Lew
iston High defeated Gardiner High this
afternoon on Garcelon field in a well
played game by tie score of 3 to 9 Ie-
vesque allowed the visitors only two hits.
Perry pitched a good game but his sup
port was ragged at times. Eldridge put
up n good game behind the Rat, making
several good catches of foul tips. The
SD
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Two-base hit-Leonard. Stolen bases
Weatherill. Humphreys L. Stetson. Will
hanson. Base on balls-Of +. Stetson q:
off Meader !. Struck out-Rv l.. Stetson
4. by Mea1er I. Sacrifice hits-Skoliield
Snow, G. Smith. Double play-Nicholas
to Fitzgerald Hit bv pitched ball-Skol-
field. williamson. Fitzgerald. q. Smith.
Wild pitch Meader. Passed ball-G.
Smith. Umpire, Harris of Bowdoin. Time,
LIS.
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BRAIN IS FINED AND
so IS THE BOSTON CLUB.

Cincinnati. June 3.-The National
Baseball Commission Tuesday gave out
its opinion on the application of Play
ers David l.. Brain and j. j. Callahan
for Reinstatement. Player Brain was
reinstated, but was fined $50, and the
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Harvard a: Brown 0.

Cambridge, June 3.-IIarvard shut out
Brown 4 to O.
Harvard .......1 | c 0 @ X-4-6-4
Brown ...........0 o o o 0 0--;l-4-2
Battercs-liickS and Curricr; Nourse
and Raymond Umpire. Connolly. Time.
? 05.
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Totals
BOSTON.
Slated for Young In ninth

New York ........0 3 0 q %
Boston .............0 0 o D 0 90
Two-base hits-Needhan. Devlin. Hits
on Young : in innings Sacrifice hits
Doyle. Rridwcl'. Stolen baseS-Tenncy
2. Double PLAYS Bowerman and Sweeney;
Young. Ritohcy and McGRnn. Left on
baseS-Boston s. New York 3. FIRST on
balls--Of Mathcwson I. off Young /. First
on errors Boston /. New York l. Struck
out--Rv Young g. by Mathewson IL. Time,
$50. Umpire, ebay.
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

New York. juno 3-Bctwesn Boston and
New York the visitors made 1t three to
four In the series which wound up today
by defeating the local team to l. Glaze
proved puzzle to the home players.
while Orth was easy at many intervals.
Bisii's catching for New York was a
feature
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston, June 3.-Mathewson held Ros-
ton to four scattered hits and struck out
II men today. shutting the locals out
to o., New York punched hits In the
second. but after that could do nothing.
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Brooklyn Club
Holds Up Trade,

New York, June 3-Having failed to
secure of services of Ro- Thomas OF
the Philadelphia National League club.
who has gone to Pittsburg. the Brook
lyn management sent q communication
to the National Commission on another
matter. President Ebbets wrote t.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Bridgeport Bridgeport 8. IIolyohe
18 inninGsl.
At Hartford Hartford L. Waterbury O.
AT Sp,ins1ield-NeW Haven L. Spring
field l.
At New Iritain-Meiiden 5, New Rf-
tain
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NEW YORK.

Two-basc iita-Ball, Mcfarland. Home
run--Gessler Stolen bases-Niles, Chase.
Double Tiays-.IcFarland and Lord; Nc
Council ana v agner. Left on bases
Boston ~, New Yolk 6. First on balls
Of Olth 2 eff Glaze z. First on CrrorS-
Boston L. New York !. HIT by pitcher
BY Oith /. Struck out--By O,th 2. tS
Glaze 4. Tire. 1.J5. Umpire, O LouEhlin.
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OTHER GAM ES.

At New Haven-Holy Cross 1, Yale 0.
Al Hanovet-DartmOuth Varsity 10,
Dartmouth Ineligiblcs s.
AT Middletown-Fordha 8, Wesleyan ..
At Observation-Disclosures College 5,
University of Vermont 3.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures 8, Providence o.
At Jersey City-NeWarh . Jersey City
III innings; darkness
At Bnfalo-BGffao 6, Toronto ..
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TT :ee-base hit-Grant. Struck out-By
Ievesrnc. Eldridgc. Perry >. Shepard 2,
'iliGden :: by Perry. Malvey >, Eava-
naugh. Thompson >. McCollster, lie
Nesque. First base on hallS-Of Lee
veslue. Eastman. Double playS-Grant to
Chl!ds tc Thompson; Perry to Cobb to
EoSsett Hit by pitched ball-fIldridge,
Talbot Malvey. Umpire, Clifford. Time
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MAINE COLLEGE STANDING.

Inc only remaining games in the cham
Pionshlp series are Bates VS.. Bowdoin at
bfunsWlck Friday. June 5, and Bow(foin
vs.. Colby at Waterville Wednesday. June
H. 3f3TEi 800
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OTHER GAMES.

At Portland-P"rtland ., All Maine I.
AT k0chester-Ch tNatJ !, Eoch-
ester Ncasteln) |
At kersburg-Cincinnati (Nat) a.
ParkerSbIIrG 6
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Thursday Ketchell VS. p pc
Papke at Milwaukee,; Harry Scrogss en-
Harry Ferris at New York; Nike ~ ~.
ningham VS.. Napoleon Dufresne at LEV
istOn, Me ,,hsrtv
Friday-Jinlmy Briggs VS.: Jer Done vs..
at New Haven. Young Loughrey w.
Leach Cross at New, York.
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Esrned runs-Bates s. Three-hase bit-
6rldSes' Two-base hits-Boothby. Stone
5000 5000 stolen bases-Bates .. Colby /
Rase on balls-OT Hartman /. off SHAW
l. L sacrifice hit-Vail Umpire, Carrigan
Time, 40. Attendance. go. IL
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New York Money Market.

New York, June 8.
Prime mercantile paper 3lAM4 per cent.
Sterling exchange firmer at 4S71I4S7. &c on
demand and at 49, 300 AS, 50 for Co day
bills.
Commercial bills 4SJA.
Bar silver 524.
Mexican dollars At.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular
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showed against Honey Melody and
AGAINST Charley Hitte that he is i'm
proving all the time.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, June 3
CATTLI,-ileceipts 1900; market
strong: steers !0Gf7 co
llDGS-Re, eipts %.0fG; market 5MI0c.
lower: choice heavy shipping 5.5oM560.
SHEEP Receipts 1900; market weak
to Zoe. lower: sheep 4u5. lambs 5Mn25;
yearnss 45Ult5.
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President Herman, objecting to the
transfer of Catcher Butler to the eJr-
sity City Eastern League Club by the
New York Americans. Brooklyn claims
that no waivers We're asked for by the
New York Americans, and he says he
will give back the $500 purchase money
and have Butler returned to Brooklyn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-04
AT BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn ......1 0 l o o X-cS1
Philadelphia % 0 c o. l-5-1
Observation-Disclosures and Bergen: Sparks
and Doom. Umpire, Rudderham. Time,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-04
AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia % 0 ! 0 x-ll-s-5
Washington 80 o ! o 5-6-6
Ealtefirs-Bender and Smith; Falken-
berg. Burns. Gates and Street. Umpire.
Connolly. Time. 70.
AT DETROIT.
Detroit .........0 0 0 0 1 1--2-1l-1
Cleveland :. 20 o 0 0 l 0 o o. G-1
Batteries-Willett and Schmidt; loss
and N Clarke. Umpire, Sheridan. Time,
100
At 81. 1.onis--Thc ''hicaeo-Gt. Louis
game was postponed: rain.