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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-24
A CHILD DANGERS MIMIC ART
LITTLE NINS ~ IIN DEPICTS
GRIFF ~ FIIE PO>F>.
PantemIme Of The TIr,t GRIEF Done by
One OF Vine. CaNalayIrs Pupils
surprise for the Head Of New Works.
Ballet school hy one oI the PupiIS

One OF vine. taNulaIflN Pupils
surprise for the Head Of New Works
Ballet school ny Onr ri the Pupils.
VAeu Nine Cayalagy formed the first
-s,.i-t pc}.a2I thai this country had eyer
a1aSNn one ui tho youthful Applicant,
Cor instruction vas SERIOUS iac'Ni child
who enrolled a. IVA swan ~hr had
never been dancer before, but unrL"-
the worn WITH S"r,og, expression on
her someNuat sal ujt." tac" she went
20 work ant show ~ she vas determined 10
learn all that her accomplished teacher
could impart ~ her
Her progress was 80 marked and she
seemed ~ POSSESS such uncommon talent
that Mime CayalazzI suggested she de-
velop It to Ia" fullest extent by taxing
private instruction as we'll as that which
she received m the class
AL this WORK Mas e great advantage to
the young dancer. a. her dancing AT the
commeuc cement f tina ballet - hool showed
Little Miss swans parents proudly
watched this performance, and her teacher
also showed signs ~ satisfaction that her
lessons had borne such fruit She did not
know. however. that her pupil had pre-
pared for her a surprise which would
tho young ctrl had made
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DiNGER ~ THE mo mar.
Wearing ~ Tends to Wake a woman
BaId. says . London specialist.

LONDON. July ~ Tho gigantic hat Il
stlll fashionable IN London and PARIS
d"-pIi" the ridiCule hrappd ur.n u Nv
rn.-Sculin" critics AIuud q hair -r,.cial-
~ now declares that the uiE hat j. dan ger
"us - well ~ ridiculous ~. warns
women that II they persist IN wearing big
ha'- tN"y " III lose their hair. IN" special
-. sad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-20

Fitting up dispensary, $500 10
Rent. light and heat for dispen-
c sary. 25OOo
Tralbaly. h,anaslng physician. 5000
I!. Icu'osiS nurse 800 90
gpa r;,.;. 5000
r ra,,aiiss anu euucational work. 10000
travelling expenses. nurse and
n pdayis,cian. $500
RuiI1i,, anu suIslcal supplies. 10000
camp, roo M
Relief work, . sO0 oo
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READY TO BREAK CAMP.
Jeffries Party Preparing to Start Tues.
day Night for New Quarters.

Santa Cruz, Cal, June 19.-According
to Sam Berger, Jeffries manager, who
arrived today with Jeffries. who gave a
sparring exhibition at local theatre
arrangements are being made to break
the Ben Lomond training camp Tues
day evening.
I'VE are prepared to be on the
move" said Berger. land the sooner
We hear from Richard, the better we
will like it | have arranged for a spe
cial Pullman car tor Jeffries and his
trainers and just as soon as we receive
word from the promoters the entire
outfit will go to Oakland, where the
special will be awaiting them
Berger believes there was slight
chance of the mill being held in San
Francisco, but he is negotiating for
training quarters at Reno.
The quarters probably will be at
Moana Springs. about three miles out
from Reno.
The only work by Jeffries today was
the five rounds he boxed with Corbett
and Choynski. in his exhibition. and a
short period of shadow boxing and
rope skipping.
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1900 SEE JOHNSON BOX.
Champion Ready to Leave for Reno
When He Gets Word.

Con Francisco June 19-Although he is
ready at a moments notice to pack his
belongings and move to Reno, Jack john
son went through his usual performance
at the beach this afternoon. Something
like 1900 people, attracted by the fact that
it was probably the last boxing that the
champion would do in San francisco,
were on hand and the negro gave them a
good exhibition.
Previous to his work Johnson had a
little "spat" with local newspaper pho
tographer, and Sig Hart banded words
with a Chicago correspondent who was
accused Of roasting" Johnson in his pa
per. Hart ordered the Fastener out of
the pavilion, but when the matter was
finally placed before johnson the latter
said the reporter could do as he pleased
In consequence Johnson was in the
worst possible humor when he put on the
gloves with George Cotton and the latter
suffered in the five rounds allotted to him.
Johnson had one of the best workouts of
the training and Cotton was plainly dis
tressed before the finish. Jack Mills fin
ished up with three more rounds and
johnson concluded the program by
punching the bag and tossing the medi-
cine ball
That last exercise gave him a chance
to throw the round ball at some news
paper men who were on the platform.
and he was in better spirits when he fin
ished At the close of the exercising he
weighed 212 pounds.
Mrs. Jack Johnson was removed to a
local hospital this morning for minor
operation, but it was said she will be
ready to make the trip to Reno with her
husband. If the word comes from Rick
ard. Manager Tom Flanagan will leave
at once to arrange for quarters and John
son will go either Tuesday or Wednes-
day
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Is Reno Say the Fight
Fans at San Francisco.
Rickard Hopes Against Hope
That Gi||ett May ReIent
And That Big Fight May Be Staged
After All In Frisco.

San Francisco, June 19.-Pending Tex
Richards final announcement, which
he has promised to make before noon
tomorrow. the fight situation tonight is
still undecided Richard. it transpires
yet hopes to hold the Jeffries-J johnson
contest in San Francisco. There is a
possibility that Governor Gillett will
recede from his firm position in oppos-
ing the match and will consent to have
the issue decided in the courts. 1t is
understood heavy pressure was brought
to bear upon the Governor today in
last desperate endeavor to secure the
fight for San Francisco and that Rick
ard is awaiting news from Sacramento
of the outcome of this attempt before
giving out a definite statement regard
ing the battle ground.
In the event that the Governor re-
fuses to reent. it is said TO he aDso-
lutely certain that Richard will declare
for Nevada. Reno is looked upon by
all as .the one best bet" Training
quarters for both fighters have been
reserved near Reno and their managers
are holding themselves in readiness to
move as soon as they receive the word
Richard was in conference today
with his attorneys and several local
city officials among them. it is said
Mavor P. H. Mccarthy, Louis Blot.
promoter of the kaufmannL angford
contest, which was stopped Yesterday
bv the. police as result of the Cover
nors orders, said today that he would
not attempt to stage n test contest but
would try to obtain from the Chief
-voo,t;ra a definition of boxing con-
test.
The Governor has asserted that he
will not interfere with any boxing con-
tests" that Blot may hold but that he
will not permit prize fight.
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Yours truly.
II. l.. EMERY.
F. c. THAYER.
J. II. WEIGH.
w. T. HAINES.
G. w. DAVIS,
l.. G. BUNKER.
E. M. FOSTER.
Finance Committee.
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Gardiner High 3===
Brunswick High z.

Brunswick, Me, June 19-(SpeciaD.-
Brunswick High lost to Gardiner High in
an interesting and exciting game in the
Bowdoin Interscholastic Baseball League
at the Whittier Athletic field Saturday
afternoon to g
The pitching of Moore of Gardiner was
the feature of the game, holding Bruins
wick down to two hits and not passing a
man. Peasee, the Gardiner center field
er. made a sensational catch in the mint h
when he robbed Stetson of a hit by MAX
ing long run and then catching the fly
In one hand. Eldridge caught good
game for the visitors and only allowed
one stolen base. Snow did equally we'll
for Brunswick behind the bat.
Gardiner scored first in the third, when
Sherman hit, Kelley reached first on
Stanwood's error and both scored on
Eastman's hit Brunswick tied the score
in the next inning when Snow reached
first on an error by Sherman and scored
on Aliens triple, Allen then scored on a
passed ball by Eldridge.
In the sixth Gardiner sent the winning
run across the plate. Kelley had reached
first on hit. went to second on pass
ed ball and attempted to score on Moore's
drive to the infield. He was caught at
home and in an attempt to double I'D on
Moore. Stetson threw wild to third and
Moore scored The summary:
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SPORTING NOTES.

f. l.. Ramsdell. the University of
Pennsylvania sprinter won the 100
yards dash in 10 seconds fiat at the
annual athletic festival held Saturday
at Crewe, Eng. He also won the 300
yard event. covering the distance in
80 1-3 seconds.
The fifth annual contest for the
championship of the universities and
colleges was won Saturday at Wash
ington by the Massachusetts Agri-
cultural College rifle team on the
range of the District of Columbia Ma
tional Guard. scoring 1872. George
Washington University was second
with 760. the third team was the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania with 1875. fol-
lowed by Delaware College with 712.
The tailender was Georgetown Uni
versity with 496. The Soaring medal
was won by J. r. Fehr of the George
Washington University with a total of
al. only nine points under the pos
Sible.
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THREE KlLLED-25 INJURED
Engineer Disobeys Orders and Grad
Into An Emisrant Train.

Norwich. n. Y, June ia passed
train loaded with emigrants. en- rout|
the West. running as the second sd
of No. 5, the Chicago Limited, On 4
Ontario & Western Railway. was wired
at Parker, small station Is miles sd
east of this village. at 215 O'Clock
morning. Three passengers were j
and % were injured. several seriui
The wreck occurred when the emirI
train dashed into locomotive rum
light
The engine running light was retun
to Sydney from Gulford Summit. VI
IL had been sent to assist a coal h
over the heavy grade. The enginsi
F. kingman. had orders to wait at
summit until the second section Of N
had passed. but for some unexpls,
reason the engine was dropping BAD
sydney when at sharp curve he
ilded with the heavily loaded passeH
train, which was running about 30 nj
an hour up the heavy grade. The U
engine. making about 25 miles, stral
head on.
A relief train was quickly sent 4
Norwich, carrying physicians and ass
ants. and the dead and injured v
brought to this village. where they v
cared for at the Railroad Y. NJ. C.
building. There is no hospital in \
wich.
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A Sharp Answer
TO Pres. Mad,iI

Washington, June 19-Presiden, n,
of Nicaragua has drawn from M,
eminent sharp reply to the p,c,.,
made to the President that the nj
States prolonged the war In the I'M.
public because this government ~,
to allow the bombardment Of p,u,s
or to allow the Venus to mair,,.
blockade there.
Consul Olivares. at Managua, ha, i,
furnished with a statement that N. !
sui has been directed to hand tn Ma,
1t tersely observes that If any viol,,
of neutrality has occurred Il was =,
the Venus sailed from New Orlear,
an expedition of the Madriz faction
driz protested, not to the United n,
alone, but to all the South America,
Central American republics.
The statements which he set for.,
his telegram are construed by the :
department as nothing less than an
fort to place in false light the M
which the United States has adoutsi
dealing with the Nicaraguan affair
Some of the governments which re-
ed his protest have asked for info,
ton from Washington upon which
base their replies, and there has be-,
exchange of kilograms between Pres
D1az of Mexico and President Taft
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THE CHAMIZAL BOUNDARY
SetWeen Mexico and States to Be Sd
tied by Arbitration.

Washington, June 19.-Mexico
agreed to settle the Chamizal bounia(
dispute by arbitration A convention prI
Vlding the details. proposed by the un1
ed states, is now being arranged in "
nope of getting it before the Senate
lore the adjournment of Congress
Its terms Canadian jurist is to ID
the balance in the arbitration. He q,
act as an umpire to the Internatna
Boundary Commission and will be chcd
by the United States and Mexico lfb4
lail to agree on a man the Canadian gI
eminent will be asked to name him
The Chamizal tract, which was Of @f
paratively little value when claimed D.
by Mexico in 1884, has since greatly \
creased In value by the growth Of
city of Ell Paso, Texas. which it adjO1.
1t is estimated to be worth from $40
to $5.0oG0O0 The United States has !,
ways exercised criminal and civil nt|
diction and has maintained a custorl
house there. Many questions of inteniI
tional title to property in the tract Al
now held in allegiance in the federal cou1
pending settlement of the dispute.
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THE HARVARD CREWS
Allowed to Go in Swimming and Given
Outing at Ocean Beach.

hed Top, Conn, June 19.-The mem
oers of all the Harvard crews were
given treat today when DR.. Laid, the
medical advisor, allowed them to go
In swimming. This is the first and
probably the only chance the men will
nave to go into the water. voluntarily,
until after the race.
In the morning the men boarded the
Iautog and John Harvard and sailed
down to Ocean Beach, where the swim
was taken. On leaving the beach, the
men were taken to a local summer re-
sort where they ate dinner. With the
exception of Bacon, the men are in
excellent condition and although only
Ilght work will be taken tomorrow the
nard practice is scheduled to begin
Tuesday.
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snisIlus ein@ 49,; anipns1s sh,s
rierlG8 iioitibnoo 9fiH bsq9iups
tu 6f4.n4z@ ts y silit9stIEl ~
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THE YALE CREWS REST.
Have Sail on Sound and Attend the
Methodist Church.

Gales Ferry, Ct, June 19.--There was no
rowing on the Thames for the Yale crews
today. the men in the morning either at
tending church in New London or Nor
"lch and in the afternoon taking three
hours sail on Long Island sound in the
steam yacht Christobel. owned by Mr.
ferguson. Tonight a number attended
the Methodist church at the Ferry and
helped out the church choir.
Tucker, of the Varsity eight. who has
oeen suffering from indigestion and who
went to New Haven to consult a physi-
can. Is expected to return tomorrow.
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Fifteen more Kinds delegates were

Fifteen more Kinds delegates were
chosen Saturday, as follows: Free
port. s; Alfred. 3; Lebanon. 4: Shap-
leigh. 2. All of the Cumberland county
towns have held their caucuses with
the exception of Casco, where the eau
Gus will take place next Saturday The
York county towns still to be heard
from, excluding Acton, are: Berwick.
8; kennebunkport. 4; Lyman. 2: New
neid. 3; Hollis. 3: Old Orchard. 8.
Iotal, 20. Adding to these the two
from Casco makes % delegates to be
chosen in both counties. Mr.. Kinds
now has 1SS. Col. Hale 81 and Judge
Reynolds q, total of 2s2. Adding the
two Acton delegates gives the total of
2S4 elected.
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GRAND STEEPLEcHAsE,
worth $2s,930, Won Sunday at Ants'1
BY Jerry M.

Paris. June 19.-The Grand Steepechs'
De Paris. which was run today over y
Ahteull course. was won by c. G. Assr
ton-Smith's Jerry M: E. Veil Pichan'
SAINT Amour was second and Gas1
Dreyfus' Sapientia third. The Graz
Steeplechase is over a course Of Hn'
more than four miles and the value
the stake today was s2S,93O.
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Boxing Cos sip

The bouts scheduled for Saturday
night at the Forest Avenue baseball
grounds, Portland, were called off on
account of the small crowd The main
bout was to have been between BARLEY
Connolly and Henry Hall.
Packy Mcfarland Of Chicago, knock
ed out Jack Goldswain of London, the
English welterweight champion Sat
urday night in the third round at the
Black Friars ring, London. The men
fought for a purse of $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-20

The wages Of 1900 car workers and
inspectors on the Boston G. Maine Rail-
road system have been increased from
e to l1s cents an hour as a result of an
agreement reached Saturday between
the officials of the road and the officers
If the international Association of Car
Workers. The increase goes into sf-
feet at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-20

Inc following are the team leaders:
wa'ervltie Team No. 1. Rev. c. f.
oumson; No. 2. Dr. A. Jolly; No 8,
II. c. Pratt: No. 4. f. w. Clair; No ),
Kew. j, NJ. Frost; No. 6. A. G. Towle;
NO. Z, c. B. kelleher; No. s. d. S. Ber-
ry; No. Q. Rev F. S. Hartley; No. 10
h. c. Libby. Fairfield. No. IL, p. A.
Smith: No II. Harry Brown; Oakland
NO ID. E. M. Foster; No. IL, Carl With
erell; Vassalhoro. No. Is. Rev. Luther
Morris; WinsIow. Clarence M. Flood.
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Eastern League Saturday.

At Newark-Newark .. Buffalo first
camel second game. rain.
At MISUNDERSTANDING !. Toronto
0 first game; called at end of sixth in
ming. rain); second game, rain.
At Jersey City-Jersey City 3. Rochester
first game; called in sixth inning,
rain); second game. rain.
At Baltimore-Baltimore 2. Montreal 1.
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A LOVESICk GIRL
commits Suicide Sunday by lnh''''
Gas at Boston.

Boston. June 19.-The body of 1l-y'N
old Ellen Shields was found dead adf'a
a bed In her hall room at 1877 West Ne'
ton street early today. the gas pew
turned on In the room. It Is believed W
girl committed suicide through desp''
dency over lover.
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CORDIAL CONGRATULATIONS
To Governor GilIett from the Laird Of
Skibo.

Sacramento Cal, June 19.-Telegrams
from all over the country have come
to Gov. Gillett congratulating him on
stopping the Jeffries-Johnson fight
Among them was the following from
Andrew Carnegie:
"Clasnrere (Sutherland) Scotland.
Cordial congratulations upon saving
vour lovely state from disgrace. Our
whole country is your debtor.
CARNEGIE"
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Chicago 4; Phi|Iles 2---New
York Left in First Place.
Washington 4; ST. Louis i.''Bos.
ton Also Lost on Saturday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE SUNDAY.

Detroit, Mich, June 19.-Detroit defeat
ed Boston In the final game of the series
today by a score of 10 to g. The winning
run came In the 10th inning on base on
balls to Mullin, McIntyres sacrifice and
singles BY Bush and Cobb. Each side
used three pitchers. all Of whom we're hit
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Other Games Saturday.

At New Haven--Cornell 3, Yale O.
At Acknowledgment 3. Trinity 0.
At Amherst-Amherst 8. Massachusetts
A. G. o.
At Williamstown-AIum 3. Williams
VARSITY I.
AT Portland-Maine Central 4, Portland
High |.
At Worcester-Holy Cross 1. Brown l.
Stopped by rain at end of fifth.
High 6.
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BRUNSWICK HIGH.

Three base hit-Allen. Stolen bases
Eldridge. Leonard. Struck out-By
Moore 2. by Stetson 5. Double play
Snow to Weatherill Passed ball-El-
bridge. Snow. Base on balls-Off Stetson
!. Umpire. Newman. Bowdoin 10. Time,
lbs Attendance. $50
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SUPERIOR COURT.
June Term, Judge Oliver G. Hall
Presiding.
WateryjlIe

WatervilIe, June 1s.
The cases assigned for today were dis
posed of without trial Some court
matters were disposed of during the
morning. Adjourned until 10 o'clock
next Monday morning.
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Echoes Of the Past,

Mark Antony had asked his coun-
trymen to lend him their ears.
Il want them for a loan exposition"
he explained. Il have already q
splendid collection Of Roman noses"
Having gained their attention by
this little flight of fancy. he proceeded
TO fling a few choice bouquets at the
late J. Caesar.
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Character Sketch,

You say he served four years in a
reformatory institution"
Yes, and it made a man of him.
II don't notice any evidence of it,
1T did. just the same: he was II
when he went in. and 81 went he came
out"
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American League Saturday,

At Detrot-Detroit g. Boston 9.
At st. Louis-Washington 8. st. Louis o.
At Cleveland-New York S. Cleveland g.
At Chicago-Chicago Z. Philadelphia l.
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EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Eastern League Sunday.

At Jersey City-Rochester 3, Jersey
City l.
At Newark-Buffalo S, Newark 4 (first
game); Newark 2. Buffalo Second
Rame).
At Rocky Point-Providence I. Toronto
90 innings, first game); Toronto 4,
Providence Second game).
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COLBY

Two base hit-Perry Stolen bases
Huard 2. Wilson. Struck outMRv Hard
L. II; by Washburn 6. Double plav-Wash.
t purn, f'rohock and Reed. Hit by pitched
oa1I-Perry. Bowker. Frohock Wild pitch
w dSnourn. Ease on balls-Off Herd 2
OH Washburn 6. Sacrifice hits-Ria;r
bowker. umnire. Allen. Time, 23o, At.
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National leaque Saturday.

At Boston-St. Louis I. Boston 2 FIRST
game); St. Louis s. Boston Second
game)
At Philadelphia-Cincinnati :. Philadel-
NH
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Southern League Saturday.

ia 4.
At emphis-Memphis g. Nashville O.
At MObile-Mobile 4. Birmingham l.
At New Orleans-New Orleans 10, Mont
gOmery ;.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

F. E. Leonard of Lenox, Mass, has
been elected captain of the Colgate
University baseball team for next year.
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sBatted for Stroud in Ath.
'-itan for Simmons in 9Th.
BOSTON.

Two-base hit-Moriarity. Three-base
hits-Gardner, Crawford. Home run
Kleinow. Hits-Of Stroud in 4: Killian
4 In l. Mullin in 5, Karger in 4 1-3 CT
cote in l-3. Wood 8 in 1-3. Sacrifice
hits-McIntyre. Delahanty. Karger.
Stolen bases-Bush, Lord. Hooper, Hall.
At bat-Against Stroud II In 4. Killian Z
in l. Mullin 10 In 5, Karger q in l-3.
Cicotte in 1-3 Wood II In 1-3. Left
balls-On Stroud 1. on Killian 1. off Kar-
ger 3. of Wood ?. off Mullin 1. First on
errors-Detroit 3. Boston l. Hit by pitch
e4-By Stroud, Stahl Struck out-By
Mullin l. by karger l. by Cicotte /, by
Stroud /. Passed ball--Kleinow. Wild
pitch-Stroud. Time. 1.35. Umpires, Egan
and Evans.
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The following statistics are made pub
lie by the +. w. Dodge Company con-
corning contracts for the erection of
buildings in New England from Jan 1,
1910 to June Is. 1910 together with a COM
parson with similar periods in previous
years.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE SUNDAY.
AT CINCINNATI.

Chicago .....2 l 0 ! ~ Il l
Cincinnati 30 0 > 0 0 l o. 3-1O-3
Batteries: Brown and Archer: Casper,
Fromme, Beebe, Doyle and MCLEAN.
Clarke Time. 2.32. Umpires, tombstone
and Moran.
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At Fall River-Brockton g. Fall River 0.
At Lowell-Lowell Z, Worcester | first
game); Lowell 6, Worcester Second
game).
At New acknowledgements 3. New Bed
ford .
At Lynn-Lynn 8, Haverhill 2.
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American Association Saturday.

At Minneapolis T. Louis
Vile first game: Minneapolis s. Louis
willie 3 (second game).
At st. Paul-St. Paul II. indianapolis 10
AT Kansas City-Toledo s. Kansas
City O.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee Columbus.
rain.