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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-10
MAINE CENTRAL R. R,
In effect June 20. 1910.

THROUGH TRAINS. =,
)!
.siaa.a1z...! land. Portland. Boston.
Montreal and Quebec: 93s A. NJ. for
Brunswick, Rockland. Lewiston, Farm
ington. Rangeley, White Mountain points.
Portland and Boston; 1927 A. M SUM sns
Boston: 305 p. NJ. local for Portland;
405 P. M. express for Brunswick. Rock
land. Lewiston. Portland. Boston, New
York. No. Conway and Bartlett; T: N.
connecting with through sleeper for New
York; 6.37 P. NJ. for South Gardiner: 1919
P. NJ. daily for Lewiston. Bath. Rock
land, Portland and Boston. Accommo-
dasion trains leave A nS ts for Gardiner
GOING EAST.-1.05 A. NJ. for Skowhe-
gan. Bangor Aroostook Co.. St. John and
the Provinces. Does not connect on Sum
day morning to Belfast. Dexter or be-
and Bar Harbor. Greenville. and Aroos-
took Co., daily to Bar Harbor and Wash
ington County; 6.S7 A. M. for Waterville.
Oakland. Somerset Ry.. to Bingham and
Kineo. Foxcroft. Bangor: $40 A. NJ. for
A. M. for Bangor, washington Co.
Aroostook Co.. st. John and Halifax. via
Oakland to Bingham and Moosehead
Lake; 235 P. M. express daily to Ban.
g %r+s and Bar Harbor; aa . 2 NJ for
croft. Bangor and Maatawamkeag: L2S
p. M, for Waterville and Skowhegan:
9;16 A. M. Sundays only for Waterville.
Bangor. and Skowhegan.
F. e., p; BooTHBY. General Passenger
NORRIS MCDONALD. vice-President q
General Manager. Portland. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-10
Classified
Advertising
For Mail
Orders.

Mail order men do not realize
the possibilities in the want ads.
Time was when the classified
page served only the city read
ers, but the exceptional r. r. D.
service in kennebec county do
Iivers the Journal to county
readers almost as early a. to
city residents. These rural
readers are fast learning to look
over the Want columns every
day, and there are opportunities
which the mail order man can.
not afford to overlook in plan.
ming his campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-10

MANTED-MALE HELP

MEN-LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSl-
mes We teach by mail. Get you $25
weekly ioh Rochester Auto School. 800
Kochester. n. Y sept10dlt%
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-10
NOW OFFER MY HOUSE ALLEN

St. Augusta. at bargain If sold within
the next 10 days. Apply to Miss N. A.
Farnham. 1874 Second ST., Hallowell, Me-,
or Mrs. c. S. Fogg. Summer St, Au-
gusta. Me. Tel 125-14 sept9d1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-10

ANTIQUARIAN FURNITURE. n.
Bruce, Willow St. Augusta auG6tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-10
TYPEWRITERS OF ALL MAKES;

TYPEWRITERS OF ALL MAKES;
prices and machines to suit the buyer.
from $25 to 800. Sholes Visible $50. Dens-
more $35, Caligraph $25. No. Oliver $50,
Smith Premier $i5 and S75, Remngtons
No 2 at s35 and s45. Names of machines:
oliver, Underwood, l.. c. Smith.
Monarch, Royal Standard. Williams
Visible Writer, Fox Visible Sholes
Visible, Remington MOI. No. Z; Smith
Premier No ]. q Densmore. Caligrapa,
Fox Typewriter. The Jewett. New Cen
tury, The Yost, Remington Sholes. The
Barlock, Bickensderfer No. 5. Z. The Chi
cago, Hammond, Brooks. Crandall. Hart
ford, Jackson, Keystone. Manhattan. Ma
tional. Peerless. Pittshurg Visible. Daugh--
erty, Franklin, wellington. Prompt and
careful attention given to mail or
W. Stevens, Augusta. Me.
aug9I2mos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-10

DRY WOOD, ALSO kiNDLINGS.
Sylvester's wool yard. East Side. On hill
back of East Side Shoe Store. Orders
promptly delivered Chas. Sylvester. Tel.
1922. septZ4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-10

RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-10
TRUCK TEAM, HORSE, HARNESS,

cart. sleds. pillow. harrow, chains and a
lot of other articles: also cider press
VIM. Sherman, 40 Windsor St, Randolph
Me sepSd6t*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-10
LIVE ONES IN EVERY COMMUN

lty, so weekly Spare time. No can
vasSlne. furnish everything. Free par
HMc9iars' VOORHEES,. Dept. Al, Omaha.
Nebr. sept IO1ltF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-10

KENNEBEc AND LINCOLN coUN.
ty farms from 5000 to $4,000, near r. r., in
the best part of Maine. Sold on terms to
suit purchaser. Address Andrew c. Hal
pen. Windsorville. Me. Tel. 1s-a North
Whitefield. Me. m6dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-10
ONE 3s-HoRsEPowER 4.cYLIN
A 1909 MODEL A, MARKELL RUN

about Speedometer. clock and five lamps
and extra tubes and tires Write *. j..
Journal Office. aug30dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-10
ESTY ORGAN. A VERY NICE ONE,

imitation pipe cost $3.50. Has been used
for church a few years, Suitable for
Grange or vestry. Will sell cheap. J.
Henry Moore. school Com. Winthrop,
Me SepSd6t*
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'OJ ET M BBIR STiup
Justice Ford Doubts the Power Of the
legislature, Int lets u s.o ~ mat

Justice John Fori 81 the Supr"m. Court
w. ~. uuc'. % IN" lpgI-l.ltrIr., ham -.lf
O .a.lpr"d taa 'tghi IT IN" Legislature. .,
max" 'r"~" rubber stamp ~ t'. g., tIpr,.,t..
court ~" It'd tuI- N a dacIs ION whicl I,,
handed down Yesterday coutirmiuE the
report q AN appraisal "uinrnl-sluu The
''fnnl@-, IN consists - GIlis'rt r. Mon
lay.!", IulI- u Dg'l"n ami James "
.r,.Ni'ul. appointed - report or lama"
B.. 90 ptid by he city fp' rpnd"rlfr.d pr,,p-
'.'."s no Ns.>' 9. t~ntr" and I anal str,.rt,
" l'r' q Sht of ~ay - , i,,' ci-arUd foI
r-iId lrIn-It
Ih" notiun Tor c"UhrnatIpn Il the COIN -
f'|--i'u.~ r'''"tt was "ppp-'.d by Corpora
i"u 'uun-'', .,t-pn uu ~" ground al
'.'''-~-iy'. 'Wa-i- I'm. ;rpi-.rty pwn"r-
h'".,'r ru-'.i th.' pnlut that .In,lar s..c-
'I'u o, Il r.i.' rapid 'rapr,t 49, tp"r, IL A
prov I-'ul, .'rul..IIug "a -g.'gia' t..Ilr II tn,
~ .'''" tI't - confirm such T"pprts
Ju,u.. i..i .,.uI
So '.n fr term. mak"- = mania tory
.. .H ''' ~.' .. I"rm 20 .rurrm tho p.
gore ...... f.H' 'h- IryIsIar.tr. t.-
T""". '..- ...a. o u.,f.. Rubber .,.,tnt,.
- N" - .. .....r 'H.r' lI' sin . there h.
.u. '''.." u." .iuu su.U . r.f.-.l
." ."u''. 900 f" sa-.i mr. uur-'.nr, t-
D. ~ '. ." r"l.u.' sol. u.. ,.ru-
Gru"I
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HOII t>D0, rOF " Ho0I no iRD
A'l'nIiS ThaI DE Was in Fault and writes
Plain Letter about q.

James y Holland resigned from tho
Buard % Education Yesterday. Holland.
who is walking drsgat- ui a tabor unun.
was r-puts'd - have SAID IN a speech al a
meeting uf III" Public SChu"l Janiturs
Association lat April that II any 1T them
hal pad for their johs th"v should shut up
like men, and thai - -'uI"El"r was worse
than CRATER Inc MaNOr was told Il
tins sJs'rrh hgd tho rrIs,rt verified by
tpinmis~luu"r II Accounts Fo-diCk and
asked IN" Board ui Education 10 advise
INN about removing Holland. Mr Hol-
land sent ~ hIs resignation Yesterday
III" wrote - M" Mayor
" a meeting ol he ruhll. S,.hool lanl-
i"r~ N-,'', gl'lon "u Npril 80 ~ TINS year
mai" -pmc informal remarks IN ths
,uur~r ct vht,h | referred IA "A yurular anl
III un~,d-r"d manner ia certain rumors
that som" OF the rHnitor~ had paid money
IA 'uHur, non vift thctr ~ puIutm-ut-
had then and now have no know Ledge
'ta' any -I,G payments acre ever made
did pot intend 'hsi In, words voulJ
carr, the mrau'ur Nhi,h now $50 may lie
Justly attached - them I am aud have
been all nav ltfet'm" MOI Aiugm1u without
any adN au'aE"~ la NI"N ut tur~A facts
I hope may he parIonsd for having u~rd
fh"-" Hniurtuua'" -Npu"~~t"u- a. this meet
tut ASSN" vnu that 10 Wa~ not my
intention 20 approve any gra'ttr- 1T paving
Tor au APPOINTMENT hv any publi, ~rhoOl
Naui'JT 81 any one e'-s'
I -"a,if. also that nay error ha. proved
embarrassing IT, the BOARD pf EducAtlou.
90 Nhi,h am q member / Wa- appointed
20 thar board ~ p.r"mb.r IgnN. and have
AivHvs 'ricd Ia do my iull duty there.
| hels'" that IN" other members Of the
board viii boar me- uut In this The At.
puin'ment u a. the greatest honor of NV life
and Wa very proud Of o. on nv account
and "a a' count nf nav family 10 think that
! had gotten such - htgh honor bv INV own
efforts from INV early beginnings But
q" uu' want >. "'uparra-- 'hr board. and
rca'ir" aud regret my mistake - | re-
sr"'''ulIv tender herewith nv resignation
a. a member of the board. 10 take effect
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NrER> iTIO>u IHE>>.
srhIrchirr Irnds IN Tourna n-ni Mar.
shall Wins sgRin.


ii,NIHUr.. Jnl, - Ia 90" gf't| hal
of the Nru"- Iugeuhau- ~ mr. ..',. the
,l--- r.t-'"r- engaged 90 'l. iut".nr'i"na 4
tpururu nv u"t "a the fourth T,,ini to-
la.. '." u,.irng h'.ug a. follow Mem
Ion.'.,h ~ur'Iuuu. LEI. HrnEun "
I,,nH.r,l,. IuNp Sc tuutlf.f-ki. AI.kh NJ
So hp-fu,..u. lAt"a - Sp"u"r I"rgs'E
,- li,uh. iIf'uauH"T ~ ~ ti'', tfrg. Mac
shall W ~aln-. amt iuTra.,h S.. DUfas
b" Ag-truu Champion. \ hl"' inter-. addict
Another fI.fufb. 10" to4rth. TO h.- credit .
h-t'ing ne bDu"ulHH iHt1tkpNrT white
the Nru-ri'au Champion. Marshall -'.'trri
70 nsll G,-,sf .'.t 'ufsTg against -" Russian
,.Nu,.'' ~,Ia" lnH batter - ''uB4frIuf
Nl,U.rut .'-''. defeated So. IIrrtuu. white
~" tHT.IuH ,luuI on. Isrrr-, H. 90 10 %
~ NOR IIIl draw agHtu-i tl. IuGr,uIaf,
DITt~ Tie other results John
lost 10 thDtiuIT-ki MN. Al"khiu" AMI
kp-hul.Iu. tfr- and Sp"Ii-r drew TsI.r..
MANN ard l."puhaTui aud fOTgaty an!
lHtpb Adjourned th"r r"-ps, tive game.
Inc latter gam" We at rpufH'.,l ~ inNor
81 FnrgH %. Who hu- good summing ,haut"-
-" former game. however. Na- bet IA al
'Hrn p"altfon
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Baseball Notes

Tie N@w Work american IeAsve rrgh 49,
= '-ned COS cr catcher Walsh ~ IcTS~Y CIV
Iuhr. ir" Amherst ou'neldrr v hur' tho . OBJ
lander ,"u' - N"7i-rAl. "a, been ri''rc Ht.
Tor the latter team.
genius might organic . new hg icrc.~ .r .
With bugs Raymond fluhc Nadrrli tlr ~As
sale" a. the pitching StAH.
l.Ur, Cu' less ngurc than skin ard rr-,. .r
Culnn'- "ItChnR against the Rrovn- On W -..,.
dAI Ohnn delivered In plnch'S. which is e
hstlm 1r. OF q resi- pitcher
The NonLlAir Athlete Iluh VIII -H. ""
South Orange Yield cut on the latterS grounds
N south orange 90 morrow 30 aAI' NJ
chair has won rNc out Of siN games aid ~0.
Orange nNe straight ~ college stars VII ."
found on both teams. MontrlaiT having q Nsn
NleyN, Ton Nlr~rh aud ~ KINNEY ~ vi.
Butts nderhill and Lou DO, le of prinrr'rr
pItChlnE. south orange viii have steve NfFs
OF Princeton. Hogcrty OF ioiy cross ir %" -
0uinby OF Yale and Vaughan. Lewis and -
OF Wiihsms
CtNCi~SsTr. July - No more Narioasl
League games will 10 called at a nNrd time %
snsbe = team 10 eaten 'rain prrSiden' lrh
made the announcement here To day n
sure there Will be M more complaint '1 '..t
connection made. aid Prrsiirn, FurF
have Instructed my ufnpireS IN make n inpn-,n~
for any thing IKE that 20 hApprn again 20 r
inning j. completed within q few minute ~ -
time limit nSed upon aud the umptrr~ Zee =
usl be impossible for tho trans Ia PLAY an0fn'r
inning they will rail- the gar1e - once H. 10
an inning Il started the ~tubs val hA.~ 10 %
through with u no matter how long " lasts
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! ST. Louis ~. ~. ,; INV WORK ~. ~. o
ST. Louis. July 2i.-St Louis played tip
top ball to-day. and a. a result won from
New York. score 10 u The suHpen sioE
Of Harry SAlles wa raised by Manager
Bre-nAhAn for the battle and the slim boy
had McGraw's men banned from start to
finish. Wiltss was effective until the
seventh. when after two were down the
hitting began and ended with three clean
swats which Afforded the home bows two
runs and the victory Three Corking
double plays npp.d impending New York
rallies at oriti'al stages of the contest.
capt. Larry Dovle lust before the start
of the game was hit by ball and 81 severely
hurt that he found II Impossible To play his
position after making the attempt in the
nr~t inning
With knnet'hy and Evans down in the
seventh there did not seem much of "A
ehan"- for va. l." ais TO do an" scoring
Roger however. slapped a single 10 centre
Had not Big chef Movers made bad
break. or. rather. had he caught Bresnahan
stealing, the stlr would have been retired
aud the -'oTin. never nave hsppened ~
~ Was Roger slid to safety on Meyers
Mowrpy's double To left .HauSsT followed
scored. Haussr made -cO oud On tho throw
Ia the plate. Sallee ended the round with
"a foul To Merklr The ~"or" -
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t'Ii T.
knIEht and Narbafi,c TIE Ia Newspaper
Z IulI IianiiIcap.

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Ill -, -, ,.,,l..,,t, D.. ,'..-,.,.,.,. =,
-, ="
80 ''''' '''' ~'.''I' fh''. t'' 'i ''" N"N h"tN
NEWSPAPER coli 'lEp There va much
satisfaction 49, the pu't.ng green. A. they
had rr,u reserved and ..yIIl,rIv y.tsr.
for ne fnr.ru3u.sur '.lTpnrlrv greer.
having I,a.u IA nj, 4u.r..d 4 Z. knight
and . = Ma,hlfi,. N.r. rt,.,I ~ - net, ~.
corner having fu,. U...' yru,- score. al -
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u,rfst,u, =. 80" N..r,,r =.
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. 60 g. urauI,, 80 -, ~ Is Martin ~
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y 10 Haiurs. So -. q IUiChic. ~. 10 -.
rs NIrgr. ~ 20 - Herman zoe VI. . e
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r,. ..l- Of H." M, bell " n Itnu.-pi..
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Totals ~ :, ~
81 Ia"is 80 . . .
Runs - Inris RresnAhau, NoNrey. Two
ra.c HI, N"srrr pousl- play, SuodEris,
and Mrrk,e. fNsns AMI Ere>nahan. hAnser.
SrS n i9s Ssss on ss ts
Miits- OF Sailee. struck oni ny Salice. !,
N Wits M hr,,"Ssc ni> w Wiz, MIi,se'
eft on ha~.-s II Louis. s. NcN YORK n.
plr" In chief Hgler fied umpire Emsne
Time hour aud " minutes
PIrrsBIP". 3 RRouKLYN. FIRsT GAMF
PITTsBTRU. July u The Brooklyns lost
two games To pttt-burg TODAY and there
Nas great rejoicing among NOR" than
$3.50 fans for the visitors have been more
fatal to the hopes of rittshurg this year
han any other team BEFORE the FIRST
game started Manager clarke hal a lonS
falk With his PLAYERS IN which he told them
that unless four straight games were taken
from BToo-lyn or some good excuse show "a
there would likely be trouble in the camp
81 "a" ,nAmpion- 70" result VAS that
taxing the nrst game to and shutting
Brooklvn ou' To - Ia the second game.
fucker wa- unable to hold pitt-hurc
In tho nr-t game and retired after four
innings to give way 10 besSAu tamntt
VA> inVinCihle. alloNing BronklNn but nv"
scattered hits Aud hut on" T,'n, NhCh VAS
gUtt-n IN the nr>t inning The second
game was easy tor ii't.butg. There Was
NJ time Nhcu kTuoklYn lOOaed a. II she
'hey were - we'll scattered that no harm
vas done The NTH inning was someN hat
spectacular. leach breaking up the game
With home run u hen the bases were fllsd
Gibson. first mp IN this inning. beat out q
bunt ana Nc Ne hni" singled White forr"d
Gibson and By rae walked. rlling the bases
n"rs Pltt-hurg had = or"d one previous
to this inning kue'yer supplanted vii
helm ia the sixth and held lit'~hurs 20 'NO
more runs
he
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
saiiee PAGES Giants and Tney Are smut OuI
--nroollyus DrOp 1--WE.

sallss may be Q bad actor. but he seems
10 be Just right whenever the Giants happen
along. and yesterday he shut them out lt
was a costly time for the Giants 60 lose. for
while the Cardinals were trimming them
their dearest rivals were both TAKING home
some bacon The Cubs put the Bostons to
rout. and the Pirates jumped on thP Brook
lyns twice. The Phillies oveUAme the Gin
cinnAtis Three OF the Ave games were
shutouts. The results:
80. Louis. =: New YORK. q.
Pittsburg. {; BrSokISp. 4 First game
Pittsburg, .; Brooklyn. Second game
Chicago. 3; Boston. o.
Philadelphia, .: Cincinnati. =.
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'Rttted FOR Frock IN ihe seventh Inning
sIlNIlrd Tor nnrkr 10 the ninth InnInn

TOTATN ~ 70 z u
'R,it-d FOR rrocE IN 'he seventh inning
'Batted for Burke in the ninth inning
BOSTON ~ u o q
Ch'TaNp ~ -
Iuus ,hirako FNrrs Hsau mont Strtnfetdt
Tvp lts~s Hi' Herk Thrrr ha-- hit. steIy
isdt S'huifs Sacrifice hiis Sha-pe Miller
Horvuau struck OFT By lroNu p IIrxt bsse
on bAIis or rork T. ~ HurAe OF UfoWn =
Uaubl- plsN 1Intrr rvrrs ant Hofnan Isft
o. ha~s~ bOston 'hirago. mpirc In rhlef
klrm icid umpire kane Iirpr / hour ana
~ minute
PHuADUIrHIN - J.. : CINCINNaTt-
IINCINNATI. July - The Philiiss outplsye,, the
Re,i> 10 DAY and Won the uTst game Of the sertr-
TNo Das~ed balls by Mclean and Besrher error
gave the IN lilies their nFst tao nun. nr..hrt
it~r Trd~efn-,i himself with = triple which secured
The Reds two runs. with out he Was lsf ot
thirI base The
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ugsn Two b,Se hts Fnglr. Cobb Crawiorf
npmr runs kargur sneaker. SArrlHre hts
; ~ 80. - ION stolen base SpeAkeT Leu
"h DC 80. Ho>tor. detroit first base on
new" bf krrCrf, ~ stroud first ia r. on
80. Ir'roii ~'r-ira out.py kArErf Z bv
Ntto1i Z mpirr IN rhir' ConnoIiV IIrll
~H.Tr hrrtn Time / hour amt =. mi nu'eS
CHICAGO =, / .. , PHIL,pFLPHrA AL..
FHil-AbgiFHIA, July - Chicago got one Owe
on the \thrtC~ 10 day by ,coftnE three runs
N IN" clshih inning TAIN the eighth there va,
nothing To - hut the Mack men Their nrst run
"a homer BY barTy sru the second was due 10
error The score
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papLr Warrlr> aud nc,If-..

ETvN,Et. Iu ~, % EIlr'Parte II
49,. '.'.. OBJ" r"rIdlcp,.. gl' ngh''r. m wiring
200 r"Ir' '"# h"r" "f hf- marriage today ~
ku7alo. - % Nit. EinA PAIN 81. author q.
I."f he nauts"f brother EIpard papks
~ armour. Ht- r"f .Nrs"n' from purilisr.
\"F- oft 'i- NrhdfhNa greatly surprised
every body here.
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~ Wil'AmSpori first Eame Lancaster
Nnamspor'. o. second game " niiAmsport. !
Lancaster. ~
At Altoona Ftrs, game tiioona. A. Reading
SECOND game tltoonA. 4 Heading
~ Harrisburg NcrH. 4. Harrisburg.
A. IOhnstoNn -lIcnton. " lohnslo g
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New England League

~ Sev BEDFORD lawrence. 9. New Bedford I
A. Lowell HANerhiIi Q. lowell
AZ LYNN lynn. q Worcester. q
~ fAu River FIRST gAr3c-fAn River :
HTocsion ! Seconf eame-Brockton. g: Pal
River.
NJ Columbus Columbus ?; Jscksouvtne l.
NJ Augusta Augusta. a. Columbia u
NJ Macon Savannah. 5. Macon
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sonihern League.

~ birmingham Memphis L. hrmInshAm O.
- hontgom"r' luAnta, :. Montgomery. a..
At W" ouean' New orleans. Chatia
nooga !
~ Mobile Nashville 7. Mobile o.
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Er,sISLIN


TUFNTN = , . IT
'Pst'ri fur rnck~r In the rfrr lnniae
R-n1Eiyn % ~ ~ - n
lF''sbHFE - - -
Uuns BrOOAlNn usuh~r' P'tShHrr Usrn,.
Ciarss Wagner, Gthson Two uass hit~
uaub-F'. leunoN. lynn Three base hIIs Nllus.
Gibson stolen bases Wagner ii--' us~" uu
balls Dr Csmuttg. :. 81 Ruckrr. STRUCK OF
~ 1amn'U 10. BY beS~su bite ~ o. rs-r
Ia N four innings nptfc VA chief iobnsfuIe
ll~I prv Ii~on. IIW~ hoIr emil -
utnu'r,
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fH. ''n round " 20 I.' Ti4N'.i ~ ~. fr
70. tHrr ORDER ip.upTr"E ~''in' I'-r 8.
MARSHALL. lt'ob ~ ItT'tNoE SI.iI. r
s- 'urgAfy. ku.uu..in ~ NHf.s- 'hotir
rr--r 40. NlHk tIu,. iaoUhtrit ~ John
,r.'' ..Hun E- l"I'hmaun, bUr1s y. Nrru-
.."f..i and NniH"N- IurrIs'h
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~ GAlyc,toa flrsi game Dallas, GAlve,
At fort worth Fort Worth. q. Waco. O.
A. Houston Shreveport L. Houston. a
At San Antonio Oklahoma City san An.
tonic. ten innings. darkness.
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Runs chicago Parent. i collins pouEherf,
Philadelphia hsrtsei. Harry. lIr,t base on -
fof> ntCaEo. 9 Fhilai~iphiA. ! Len On base,
'tLCago. Philadelphia mt ha-- on tai
tT PlRnk.a struck ou' Wy Walsh. b, PlarA
Home run haffE Three base hl's WatNl
I! collins Two bss" hits Mullen. Iannehil.
ln.N'' plays . collins and Mullen IeIds
tauu'tII aud Mullen D. ColiiuS IA rry an,
naN, Umpire In chief TgAn Fieh mn nj,
- oughiin Time | ho't aud - minutes
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~ Indianapolis NunrANoUs. : Indian ,lsti.s
~ role,io Mliw tukre. Tplrsiu -
~ tAbuisIillf - Paul. I Louis, IIa :
~ CoIunbus columbus. kausb, Cf'y :
Ten inning,
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I. ms - 'p.., N'suaH. NI'ru NsU NurE
uaLrl,. s.. Nol'"r = hnlyht o. IAport- .. Ays'ln
Gardner trr- iugtu lirs' base ol crrp.,
~ lnII- Ne" hoTa lSf' GA nAs-s =,
l1ul- = >ev pTa. II.N' Ha-- on all az
BsueN % 90 hiGsoUA ~ y s,Is 9 ~ .alghn
~tTurs out Bi Nln-cus ty Vaughn Hpmr
ffu NUltrr Tnrrv base t.f. Daniels atuortr
iSo ha-~ NIT 81 A" i-yorte. tr-,. MieLru
~acItncr hlf IHu!I'f >a'rrrr u, r. Otto
>tOru hAss~ Me-. Gardner g.. r'~. Z. Hnsrh =
" 'rhcu iIoubir plays Gardner auf knlxtf
Gardner. Roach ami " '"h-u Passed hal
Alien ilII~ az HAy. in one ianiry OF p,r,
Ia one and one third innings OF kinseila 4 tr,
tWo aud 'NO thirds innings. pI = adr ln tht.r
luning. nplrr IN chief ihaus irlI grnpIrr
pnrsn. Time hOur> aHd 10 miuut.,
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virginia League.


~ Nrdrrsln anderson y f,rrHn,is,.~o
- Ehariptt~ GFr~uN NE. I tRsrlptt~ ~
~ Spar"nburg NinS'Dn 'iirr SPARTAN
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,NFrI,,S fEs1TF
'i'irolt IN NrV or, Cleveland 100 Vhuads'rhiA
= IoI's ~ bJ''o biCaSo In Mushlngton
v'IIuNNI LEsDUF
N~v YorE 20 60 Louis HrooE.yn In pftisburg
pm ts~IGh'A % 'inctnnAi rp>ipn IN chicago.
EssfpHS IkNCIF
N'wAIA ~ ru,u~-t'r leroy city IN RrraIu.
IlaIN'rof' loo L''br-'.r prov l'"nrc Iu Iurontu
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aaalhea.Iesn I.eas.,r

A. NsheN Ne Knoxville. 7 Asnetlli, n
At GAisd~n NG-Tis'can. a. gadsicn 5
a Hour Rome. johnson city, !
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toronto
R.Ls Jersey cry Johnson. Nb>trin , ,alaD,.
.."' Toronto shaw Nll-r ~ tiara Msrr.
k'IN Mcdonald TNoha~r ult, Kelly Butter
'.Fu."u' Three base hIi Johnson Home run
% Nsrr ~HcrirCe Lif> Mullen > l.ordrigan
e. H1ra. I.typNtnck stole. hsSes shaw Iiv
ua'fi,g ~'ruCs out 80 ~ = by carroll
hN tnr'i~, Itr,t base %. rals D' taunltS
- 'NrfOlI. on llaTtst O. -ft on bsss>
J~r~r1 CIV I Toronto Umpire In chief Hurst
Held umpire BOYLE Time hour snu Is minutes
~ ~, HESIfR
o. .rIrprc o % u u n - q % / I. "a
ltorhr>'D~ % - u % - u d % a q 3
ils't'fi's Nlca"r, and ryan. Holmes AMI
.Bsir
At EUFFNtp
Providence y n n 4 1
lliTaiO q - ~ D a
batteries slime aui ~ gerald 'ruirhari
Ahd NfUusms
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HlGHLANDERS MAKE 10 RUNS
BIGGEST TOTAL or THE SEA-
son Thus PAR
white DrubbIng the browns HnItoppers
Drive Three Pitchers TO nench-Ath-
IrI,rs Lose, while DssiOns niank DC
trolts Easy One fer WaShingt0ns.

The top scOre OF the season in the major
leagues WAS made by the lIighlaDders yes
terIlav. hen they made II three out OF four
from the tarl enderS. They scored nineteen
rinA ~ 10 yesterday tho Philadelphia
Nationals had tho top -core. eighteen runs
against Iitt,burg The Athletics came a
Cropprr al Last. the frail white Soy beating
them. IN defeats that far apart won't hurt
the Athletics any. The liOstOns resumed
Winning, shutting out the D~troits. The
washiugions treated tho ClsNclands harshly.
Winning q onesilsd game The results.