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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-30

The assertion frequently made is thai
winters formerly were colder than they
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-07
TO PROJECT NEW PARK.
Establishment of One From Washing
ton to Baltimore Is Urged.

Washington, June tine establish
rne1,t of II wide stretching park under
federal control extending from WASH
ington to Baltimore, is to be pressed
by leading citizens of the capltai,
among them a present commissioner OK
the District of Columbia and his pre-
deccssor The Board of Trade has APP
pointed "A committee, which, today,
will begin an investigation of the ques-
ton. A general survey of the territory
between the two cities will be made.
options will be obtained and a general
idea arrived at as to the cost of prop
erty by condemnation.
The project is not a new one but
this is the first time that organized ef-
fort has been made to outline gener-
al rlan. The park would be designat-
ed as a federal forest reserve and be
subject to Federal regulations. The
stretch between the two cities is ia
vofite route for Automobiles and
President Wilson and his family fire.
quently motor over the roads in the
White House machines.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q ASTo RIA
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
The Leading Stocks.

New York, June 6.-Although not free
from periods of unsettlement. the stock
market. today, showed a distlnct M
provement eliminating in an emphatic
exhibition of strength which lifted many
important shares well above the previous
days close. BY comparison with the pre-
ceding DAYS of the week there was III
tie in the way of pressing liquidation. IN
certain quarters of the list, particularly
of forced selling. which brought ABOUT
some severe declines. The leaders, now
ever were in much better demand.
Opening prices were snefdlly hiShei'
but the early gains were eliminated grad
ually as the market was undermined by
heavy selling of Atchison, the Petroleum
shares Can and some other shares which
developed weakness. The market quickly
recovered its poise however and under
leaders rose steadily to the end of the
session factor in bringing about the
smart upturn late in tho day was tne
appearance of Washington adyices stat
ing there was no ground Tor fumOfs CIR
cuated in Wall Street concerning the at
titude of the administration toward GER
tain large corporations. The chief de-
mand for stocks came from the shorts
The market was helped by cessation OF
pressure from abroad. 49, oo,,
a gain in cash of Si000.0Oo to s5.00o,oOo
for the week was indicated by known
movements of currency. Time money
was strong and foreign exchange rates
made another advance.
Considerable weakness appeared In nu-
merous bonds with some recovery later
in some instances. Sales. par value, "
042. 600 United States rs registered de-
clined on call.
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Shipping News.

Portland. Me. June 6.-Arrived
steamer Zafra (Rp New York to load
fer Hull. Schoosefs, II. w. Cooper.
st. John. N Il. for Boston: Freddie
Eaton, Calais for do; Fannie and Fay,
Stoningtan for New York; Jacob =.
WnsIow. Jacksosville; Helen from
Beaver Harbor, \. b.
Bangor, Me. June 6.-Arrivcd;
steamer George E. Warren. Norfolk
schooner Elsie A. Bayles, Rockland;
Harriet Rogers, do
Sailed: Schooners Catherine, Boston:
h l.. Tay. do.
Rockland, Me, June 6.-Arrived
SehoOners John b. Darlington. New
York; Florence and Lillian. Bangor
for Roston; William Bisbee, Portland.
Sailed. Sehoeners Minnie Slauson.
ST. John. n. B.; e. and NJ, Carlisle. do.
Boothbay Harber. Me. Arrived:
Schooners Lizzie ]. Call. Machias for
New York; William Davenport, St
john, y. b.
Boston, June ARRIVED: Steamers
Dutch, Rotterdam; Sach-
EN- RD, Liverpool; American tBr).
Sosua. Schooner Little Elsie, Clarks
Harbor. n. S.
Sailed. Steamers Kingstonian (Br).
London; Iverclyde tBD, New York :;
Nerna 1Nor), Puerto Plata. 8 d.
Schooners Itasea, Bangor; E. Me
Nicholas. Westport. n. S; Margaret,
Me; Ralph Nj. Hayward,
st. John, y, r.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

burglars made a clean sweep in
gathering VaIuables at the home OF
William T.. Rogers of 80 Eastern ave-
nue., at Gloucester. either Wednesday
night or Thursday morning. The police
say that it IS the boldest and most
thorough robbery effected in that city
for n number OF years, if ever before.
The value of the property taken is cs-
timated tn he at least $1,000. Entrance
was made through the cellar. Mr.. Rog-
ers aud family were away for the night
at camp on Long Beach.
a game of tag ended fatally for Sa-
rah Katz aged 6, of SO Anderson street,
West End, Boston, just before :; o'clock.
Thursday afternoon. She died at the
Massa chusetts General hospital less
than an hour after she had fallen into
m areaway from the roof at 81 Ander
soon street, opposite her home. With
three other children Sarah was playing
on the roof for some time prior to the
accident. The child, eager to elude the
Other children, stumbled as she ran
near the edge of the roof, falling head
long into the concrete yard, As feet
below.
At c.45 i. NJ, Thursday, fire was dis
covered IN stable in the rear of the
Bradford Inn, owned by the Gonis
Manufacturing Co, West Rochester.
N. H.. and occupied by A. Roscoe Tut
tie. In the stable were Is horses. an
automobile and several pigs, all OF
which were saved with difficulty, but
4 quantity of hay and number Of
tools were destroyed a strong wlnd
blew the flames to Eugene eossettes
stahle which was Quilted. At one time
the roofs Of 10 buildings in the neigh
porhood were afire and the entire vii
lace Was threatened, but the Hames
were extinguished by the fire depart
ment before much damage was done.
Adviees received, Thursday, by the
Gorton Pew Fisheries Co, OF Glouces-
ter. from Can't. Vincent Nelson of the
schooner Senator Gardner of Glouces-
ter. were that that craft was seized
at Sydney, C. b., last saturday, Tor an
alleged infraction of the fisheries regn-
latiols. officer J. II. Cameron of the
Alert. 81 Canadian cruiser, made the
ceizure The case WAS submitted to the
Canadian minister Of marine at otta-
wa and instructions were wired back
70 rslease the vessel on filing an ap-
pearance bond for $1,000. pending an IN
vestieatiop. This was done and the YES
sci released The alleged oHense is that
the crew of the Gardner sold oiled
clothes and tobacco at Giace Bay New
foundland, in violation of the laws.
The Gardner Is engaged in salt COD
fishing.
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NATIONAL.
Braves Defeat Chicago by
Close Score Of 5 to 4.
Philadelphia still Continues TO
Keep on the Winning Side.
Score Is 3 10 i'.0nly Two Games
Scheduled for Friday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago. .Inne 6-Boston punched hits
behind errors by the locals ami made It
two straight from Chicago, today, to 4.
The visitors scored their first two runs
with pass sacrifice hit. an error and
long Ny and added the other three on
three hits and two errors. The locals
punched three singles and a double for
their first three and made another on a
single and Il triple. Zimmerman Of Ghi-
e3go questioned one Of Umpire Byron :
decisions ut third base and was banished
to the clubhouse. Dickson was hit freely
by the home team, but the support be
hind him was sensational, the visitors
making three lightning double PLAYS and
Seymour making Il magnificent running
catch in deep center.
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BOXING NOTES.

Apparently the boxing game in
Gloucester. which has been flourish
ing, is dead. Manager Corbey of the
Gloucester A. C., in an interview with
the municipal council. Tuesday. agreed
to cancel all future dates save that
for, Next Monday night, the arrange
ments being SO far advanced that the
council permitted the bout to take
place. Manager Michael Mcdonald of
the Lenox Club states that there Is a
possibility that the ban may be re
moved. Some of the meets especially
the last one, were SO boisterous az to
excite adverse comment SO the fans
have only themselves to blame
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THE STAN DING.

The gene WAS interesting from start
to finish and WAS characterized by the
heavy hitting of the BoWdoin aggre-
CATION. Skofield was the star hitter of
the game. getting base hit, two
base hit and A thrce-base hit. out Of
four times at bat. Dodge pulled Bow
dom out of what seemed a had hole in
the seventh inning. With men on sec
ond and third and Ridlon at the bat.
he struck out Ridlon. making the third
man out a peculiar feature of Ander-
sons pitching was the fact that he
threw eight strikes in succession on
Dodge.
There were few minor accidents in
the game for which time was called.
Ridlen had his arm hurt in the fifth
inning. Cobh's ankle WAS kicked in the
sixth and Stetson got hurt while slid
ing TO second base in the sixth
In the ninth inning. Bates run i'll
several substitutes to bat for the reg
ular players. Drake hit for Cobb, Bates
for Marston and Miller for Anderson.
The ssroFP.
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The readers of this paper Will De
pleased to learn that there IS at leas.
been able to cure in all its stages. ana
that Is Catarrh. Halls Gatarfh cure
is the only positive cure now known 70
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, REQUIRES q con-
stitutional treatment Hairs Iatalin
Cure is taken internally, acting uifee,ly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces o'
the system thereby destroying the fouI-
dalton of the disease, and giving the pa
tjent strength by building up the cor
stitutjon and assisting nature in doing US
work The proprietors have so nue.,
faith in it's curative powers that tneS
offer One Hundred Dollars for any &C.,
that it fails To cure. Send for llst VI
Address +. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo
Ohio
Sold by all Druggists, 75c. .,,,o,
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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Cleveland 2; New York I.

New York, June 6.--The New Yorks lost
their 18th straight game, today, with
Cleveland made clean sweep of the Sc
ries, winning the fourth game by score
of to l. Both Fisher and Kaher pitch
ed fine ball.
Manager Birmingham of the visitors
was ordered from the Cleveland bench in
the second inning for protesting when
Umpire Evans called Carisch out for in
terfering with throw by Sweeney. Be
fore the game Manager Chance of the To-
Gals was presented with a diamond en-
blem by the New York Order of the
Moose.
Cleveland 100 o o o o-2-S-O
New York 100 0 0 0-l-6-O
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Carisch, Fisher
and Sweeney. Time Las. Umpires. Ev-
ans and Egan.
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Philadelphia 8; Detroit 7.

Philadelphia. June 6-Teing the score
in the ninth after two men were out.
Philadelphia scored the deciding run in
the 10th inning, today. on Oldrings dou-
BILE which scored Bender and enabled
Philadelphia to win its 18th consecutive
victory 8 to e Credit for the victory
goes to Bender, who relieved Wickoff in
the 10TH for when he went in to pitch the
score was q tie.
Detroit .............0 . 0 3 0 q 0-7-l2-3
Philadelphia ........00O2 3 o. O2 1-S-l6-2
Batteries-Lake, Hall, Zamloch and
Rondeau. Plank. Brown. Wickoff, Bend
er and Lapp. Time, 2.27. Umpires, Di-
neen and Ferguson.
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Chicago Produce Market.

n1cdSD. June D
Sensational crop damage reports from
Kansas counties heretofore declared safe
from harm gave wheat AN upward whirl.
today. The close was firm at an advance
of : To &c. at one cent dearer. Corn show
cd gain of i-l6 to &C., oats TO az.
and provisions shade To a0c.
WltEAT--Iune @s: July 90sm91: Sept.
90lats; Dec. 923
CORN-July 5s7: Sept 5ag: Dec 57aai.
OATS-Luly 3sa. Sept. 3ssm,; Dec. 3SsM3s
MESS PORK-July 20i5 Sept 1890
LARD-.July 1i00; Sept. 1107l: Oct. 1927,
SHORT RlBS-July ITO; Sept. 1871,
Oct. ITO
BCTTER-Unchanged
EGGS-Unchanged receipts 1850 cases
POTATOES-Lower: receipts old j.,
ears new % cars: prices 50 to 81 cents;
Minnesota 25m33 Wisconsin 30Q35.
RYE,-No. , 65
BARLEY-50u
TIMoTI1Y-3I50i 100
CLON ER-Nominal.
P0RK-2065
J.ARD-l097t
RIBS-11621n1225
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Fire. Thursday afternoon. destroyed
all of the farm buildings of Henry
Tousignant OF Pleasant Valley, Ames-
bury. Mass, other than the large
farmhouse, the wind being in the
right direction to save this building
The fire. ii is believed. started in the
larger of the two barns. The farm is
three miles from the business part of
the town and, due to the family being
away at the time and the hired men
in the fields at a distance from the
home. the blaze was not discovered
till il was well under way. Mr.. Tou-
signant lost three hogs in the barn
cellar The cows were out to pas
turc and all Of the horses at work in
the field. Little of the contents were
saved The loss will be several thou
sand dollars. Mr.. Tousignant was an-
TONG with his family, consequently
saved his machine.
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PHILADELPHIA 3; Pittsburg l.

Pittsburg June 6.-Seaton won a pitch
ers' battle from hendrix, today me
visitors punched three hits in the second
their onIv=run in the seventh when Nag-
ner tripled and scored on Miller ~.
Pittsburg rallied in the ninth but Win
two men on bases Becker and Magee
robbed Miller and WILSON respectively of
Three-b aggers with tin6 catches.
Philadelphia - q 0 a-5-3-o
Pittsburg ......-o y U o-l-v-u
RHtteries-Seaton and Doom; Hendrix
and Simon, Kelly. Time 81 umpires.
O'Day and Emsle
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, June 6.
Quotations on flour, grain. millfeed.
meal, hay and straw are strictly whole
sale for carload lots to jobbers. All other
quotations represent prices to the re-
taiers.)
BEEF-Whole cattle 10
BRAN-21. 751t22 %
BgTTER-Northcrn 29l030: western 2SI
M29.
CHEESE-NeW York twins 15M16.
CQRN-No 3 yellow 80
EGGS-Choice 250t26; western 21a6I22
FIDUR-Aiill shipments, spring patent,
4S5Gia40
HAY-No. / grade 21m2l50.
LAMBS-Spring 15015a
LARD-Pure ia
MIXED FEED-23 25u26
OATS-No 2 clipped white Il.
PORk-Medium backs 23.25.
POIATOES-W 175m1S0.
SUqAR-Granulated 440.
NEAL-12Ml5
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Boston Curb Market.
New York Produce Market.

New Yofh. JUNE o.
FLotfR-Firm
WHEAT-Spot firm: No. red nominal.
No. northern Duluth 1897 fob ailoat fu
lures were generally firm all day on fur
theF bnliiSll Kansas news, big ciearanees
and coverings of shorts. July 9S I1-lb.
Sept %.
GoRN-spot steady: export 66g nomi-
nal fob afioat
OATS-Spot easy: standard white TT.
Ne. white Il; No ; white &c. No Is
ordinary clipped white i56ii6.; fancy clip
ped white iTd1.
pORk-Firm.
BEEF-Firm
STGAR-Stcady
RUTTER-Steady; receipts 1854 tubs:
prices unchanged
EGoiS-Stcady; receipts 20561 cases.
fresh gathered dirties No. 1 f7sdlS.
POTAToES-Steady and unchanged.
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new ENGLAND.
Lowell Defeats Lawrence
In a Fast Battle.
Wins Thinning Game 6 to s.
Portland Loses 10 New Bedford.
Score IL to 2.-Worcester S; lynn
4..Fall River 5; Broekton 1.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.

Portland. Me. June 6.-New Bedford
batted IN seven runs of Pitcher Jewell in
the second and third innings of todaA $
game while Portland could do nothing
with Yount except in one inning. worm
wood Went in in the third but was Hh-
steady, and in the fifth Portland put in u
battery of youngsters. Mcclellan and Me
han. who did fairly well. Beside pitch
ing winning ball. Pitcher Noant hit for
four with Il total 81 scvGa buses.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. June G.
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands
10; do gulf l2.35. Sales 500 bales.
Galveston firm, Il; New Orleans quiet.
II 3-l6: savannah firm, 12s: Charleston
quiet liz; Memphis steady, ~.
Net receipts for seven days 52.O6l
Exports to Great Britain 1863: to
France ~. to the Continent -. a. to
Japan 1210i; to Mexico 700
/ Stock 33I1
The members of the New York Cotton
Exchange voted. today, to make Satur
day, July ). a holiday.
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Vermont 3; Holy Cross 2.

Worcester June university OF
Vermont heat Holy Cross, today. II
2, in 10 innings. Sensational fielding by
both teams prevented what looked like
sure hits all through the contest. Yer
mont made the Winning run in the
18th. on = two Dagger by FIaherty, fol-
lowed by single by Gallagher.
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Philadelphia Defeats Detroit 8
To 7 in 10-Inning Game.
Washington 4; St. Louis 0..cleve.
land 2; New York /.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston June 6.-Boston defeated Chica-
60 to in 12-inuing contest. today
Lewis driving in the winning run when
he hit the score board for two bases, per
hitting Speaker to cross the plate. Bril-
liant fielding by Mattick. Rath and
Weaver were features of the contest.
White held Boston to a single in the first
six innings In the seventh. after Cady
and Hooper had hit for two bases each
he was succeeded by Russell.
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wa.binoton I: IS. Loui. o.

Washington. June 6.-Washington made
il three out of four from st. Louis, to-
day, by winning the final game of the Sc
ries to o. Johnson had a shade the bet
ter of Leyerenz in a pitchers battle,
St Louis .0 o o O 0-0-5-0
Washington 20 o o | o x-1-4-3
Batteries-Leverenz, Hamilton and Ag-
new. johnson and Ainsmith. Time. LII.
Umpres, Hildebrand and O'LoughIn.
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Two-base hits Miller Mahoney Court
pays-Dee, Miller and Halstein; Miller
and Halstein Phoenix and Calls;rom.
Stolen bases-Luister 3, Phoenix. Bases
Struck out-By Maybohm 4, by Martin l..
Wild pitch-Martin. Bases on errors
Lowell /, Lawrence .. Left on bases
Lowell 4. Lawrence A. Umpire, Bannon.
Time, So
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BoWDOIN.

Earned runs-Skoheld. Two-base hits
-Skofield. Three-base hits-Skoiieid,
Dodge. First on balis-gh Dodge, :.
off Anderson, 1; Bates. 10. Double
pla ys-Anderson to Gebb to Lord
Trfple play-Anderson to Ridion to
Cobb to Lord Passed balls-Latasee l.
Lord /. First base on errors Be~deifi
9. Bates .. Hit by pitcher--By Dodge l.
manifestations Time, 2h, 1omin.
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Worcester, June 6.-With two men out
in the 18th inning, Roes sharp drive to
right scored Stewart and gave Worcester
day, the final score being to 4. The Wis.,
itors scored y hits off Bates. but he was
effective ia the pinches, while Harring-
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Two-base hits-Maloney ?, Logan. Sac
rifice hit-Dowl. Stolen bases-F'laherty,
McGovern Double piays-campbeil to
Logan to McGovern: Griffin to Weeden to
Mct;6Nern. Left on bases-Brockton H.
Fall River .. First base on balls-An-
derson /. Base on errors-fall RIVER J.
Struck out-By Anderson s. Time, 10
Umpire, Ruddcrham.
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The annual meeting of the Aroos-
took Jewellers Association was held
in X. OF p. hall, Pressure Isle, Wednes-
day. June 4, and the following Off
GERS were elected: +. III. Pearson,
HouIton. president: b. o. Noyes. Car
ibou, vice president; Paul G. Bubar.
Mars Hill. secretary; H. Q. Spencer,
Caribou, treasurer.
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Bowdoin The Champs
OF Maine defeats Bates,
Friday, in Thrilling Game

Brunswick, Me-, June 6.-(SpceiaD.
lin a rather one sided baseball game
on Whittier Athletic field, this fore
noon, Bowdoin trimmed Bates to the
tune of S to I and thus won the State
championship.
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Lowell 6; Lawrence 5.

Lowell. Mass. June with the score
5 to 3 in Lawrence's favor, an error by
Mahoiley paved the way to second Tor
Miller. and after Magce had drawn Il
pass. ringing doubles by Hastein and
DAILY gave Lowell the game. Halstein's
work at first and the all-round work of
Daily and Miller proved feature. Pitcher
Martin weakened in the latter stages.
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Two-base hit-Fournier. Bodie. Cady.
Hooper. Lewis. Three-base hits-Schaik,
Lewis Hits-Om White 3 in s % innings:
off Russell in innings. Sacrifice hits
Mattick 2. Lewis Speaker Stolen bases
-Rath, Fourier. Sacrifice hit-Speaker.
Left on base-Chicago Z. Boston 10. First
on balls-Of White 4, off Russell ). off
Wood 1. First on errors-chicage I, Bos-
ton l. Hit by pitcher-By Russell, Nag-
ner Struck out-By White ?. by Wood
10. Passed ball--Cady. Wild pitch-W God
.. Time. 2.43. Umpires, McGreevy and
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Fall River 5; Brockton I.

Brockton June 6-Broci1ton outbatted
Fall River, today. but the visitors hit at
opportune times and won > In ]. In the
fourth inning, singles by Weedeu, Court
ney. Robinson and Devne and an error
by Fiaherty gave the visitors a lead of
four runs, which was too large for the
home team to overcome. Two fast double
plays by Fail River featured.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. June 6.
HOGS Receipts 5000 actice. 10 cents
to Is cents higher bulk of sales S55us65
CATTLE-Receipts 1000; steady; beeves
720nSS0: Texas steers 61GaI775
SlIEEP-Receipts lf,000; steady 10 10e.
higher. native 490di5S5
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Southern League.

At Atlanta-Atlanta ); Chattanooga
Ill innings.
At Nashville-N Nashville Birmingham
postponed until Sunday.
At Mobile-Mobile |: Montgomery
IA innings.
At New Orleans--New Orleans
Memphis-Rain.
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tons wldness in the second, when he is
sued four passes followed by Il wild
pitch. allowed the locals "a three-run
lead. Moulton of Lynn secured four hits
out of five times ut hat
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Twe-base hits-Swcatt, Crowley. fount
3. Hits-on Jewell in : - innings or
Norwood ) in i-3 innings. off McLei-
Ian in innings Sacrifice hts-ken-
nedy, White. Stolen base-Spires. pou-
BILE plays-Sweatt to Crowley to White :
New Bedford :. Portland o. Base oil
balls-on Yount 3. off Jewell :. off Worm
wood :. First base on erFors-New Bed
ford l. Portland 8. Hit by pitcher-By
Jewell. Sweat; by Mcclellan. Spires.
Struck out-By fount 3, by Jewell /. by
Norwood 2, by Mcclellan ,. Passed ball
.Meehan; Wild piteh-Mc Lellan, Baik-
Yount. Time, LBS. Umpire, White.