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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10
Philadelphia S; St. Louis D.

Philadelphia, June Slender pitched
a great game, today. and Philadelphia
defeated st. Louis to 0. The yisi-
tors secured only two hits, both of the
scratch order. and never had chance
10 score. Hamilton was effective for
three innings. In the fourth Baker
scored the first run with a drive over
the right field wall. Bender's triple
in The fifth scored Shang and Bender
scored on Oldring's hit. In the eighth
Barry hit for three basese with one on.
in the fifth jnning-Murphy batted for
i. Murphy and sent a long fly to left.
Johnston in running for the went
head first over the cement coping. He
was picked up and after a rest of a
lew minutes resumed playing.
st. Louis ..... 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0--0'2-2
Philadelphia :. 0 o % 2 0 0 Kill L
Batteries. Hamilton and Agnew, Nc
Allister; Bender and Schang. Time
$50. Umpires. Dineen and Ferguson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10
New York Produce Market.

New York. June 3.
81 FLoUR-steady; spring patents 4eoqf
tents ii5li5lo; spring clears '4O0m420; extra
No. ! winter ssGn4l0: extra No. winter
s'Ga 800 Kansas straights 420mi30
WHEAT-Spot firm, No ? red nominal;
No. northern Duluth 1907 fob aiioat
fob afioat.
:. oATs.spot steady: ordinary white 4ss;
No. white A.: No. ~; No. A.; ordina-
~ eiipped white 45M 46i: fancy, clipped
white 57Mi1l
PORK-Steady: mess 2900n2250: family
2iO0M2501: short ribs 300
2300M2lO0
LARD-Barely steady; middle west l0es
ml105.
SUGAR-Raw steady; muscovado SOa
2S3: centrifugal 3:'0d 1913: molasses 255M25s
refined steady. cut loaf sos crushed 1875:
mould A 400; cubes $50: MINK powdered
40; powdered 435. fine granulated 425;
diamond A 425: confectioners A 40: No.
400
BUTTER-Firm: receipts 1921 tubs:
creamery extras 27.a27s;, .firsts assM27,;
good to prime 25hd26a. commos to fair a
iiaton creamery iirsis s4sa25 S' factory t
No. 2a ia see So. : soas packing stock
EGGs-Steady receipts 2o02o cases:
fresh gathered extra 22a2a do extra
f firsts 29m2i: flrsts isdtlsl seconds lsa!s.;
17aM1S: No. l6lM17: fresh gathered
checks goods to choice drv 1917: do. I'M
der grades per case 30Oat45O: state. Pa.
and quality 2s@as: do wa" gathered % whites fas
22M24; western gathered whites 2OGi23:
state. Pa and nearby hennery browns 90;
do. gathered browns and mixed colors 20
POTATOES-Ste Bermuda nominal.
300N 400: southern white I25G3O0: southern
red l25M25O; sweets per basket 1854 165.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10
BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Tuesday-Charles Ledoux VS.. Phi
McGovern. frankie Mack VS.. Terry
Brooks. Joe Eagan Us. X. @. Sweeney
and Patsy Green VS.. Frank McManus
Atlas A. A.: Phil Brock KS. ]. Grif,
fiths and Otto Yacknow vs.. Pat 6'Neilli
Akron: Ad Wolgast VS. Johnny Dun
dee, Vernon. Calf Johnny kilbane
VS.. Jimmy Fox, Oakland. Calf, Tom
my Maloney VS.. Bull Anderson, d.
Ridge VS.. J. Martin and Cy Smith vs.
r. Cassidy, New York.
Wednesday-Kid Williams VS.. Jsm
Hendricks, Baltimore; Gus Platts Us.
Marcel Thomas, New York: Mike
Schreck VS. Bill Sparks. Cincinnati.
Thursday-Freddie Welsh rs. Ray
Campbell Vancouver; George Algcr
VS.. Kid Alherts and r. Mcdonald vs..
unknown, Gloucester
Friday-Mike Gibbons VS. Young
Ahearn and Tom Gibbons vs.. Jack
Denning, New York; Ed. MeGoorty
VS.. Jimmy Clabby. Butte; Bill Me-
Kinnon VS.. Joe Thomas and Bob l-e-
favour VS.. George Perry, Manchester
n. H.; Jess Willard VS.. Charles Mil
Ter, San Francisco: Benny MeGoSern
VS.. X O." Mars, Cincinnati.
Saturday-Patsy Brannigan VS.. r.
Winner, Pittsburg: S. O'Brien VS.. ~.
Condor and Kid Thomas vs.. f. I'd
wards Brooklyn.
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New York II; Chicago 3.

Chicago, June 9.-New York batted
Chicago's Pitchers all over the field,
today, and evened up the series by
winning the second game. IL to j.
MatheWson who was on the mound for
the visitors, was in fine form and, al
though touched for seven hits, he pull
ed himself out of pinches. The fielding
behind him also was gilt-edged. Pitch
er Overall opened for Chicago anu
pitched but four balls, two balls and
two strikes, the fourth one being
fouled off by Burns. who was up. over
ali in delivering this ball wrenched his
back slightly and retired. Mathewson
quit the game to allow Jim Thorpe, the
Indian athlete to bat for him in the
ninth. Thorpe singled and in chicagos
half of the inning went to center field
Witt replaced Mathewson and was
touched for two hits which, coupled
with four stolen bases-(the visitors
making no attempt to catch the run
ncrs) and an error scored two runs in
the final round.
New York ... l 0 6 o 0 0 2 0-l1-13-l
Chicago .. 0 i 0 o o 0 o 2 J. 81
Batteries: Mathewwson. Witt ana
Meyers, Hartley Overall. Richie. Lei
field. Lavender and Archer.
Time. 30. Umpires. O'pay and Ems
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Shipping News.

Calais, Me, June 9.-Sailed: Schoon-
err c. w. Dexter, Boston.
Ellsworth. June 9.-Arrived Schoon-
ers Lulu w Eppes, New York: Wesley
Abbott, do: Storm Petrol. Rockland ;
Melissa Trask. Southwest Harbor.
Machias, Me-, June 9.-Sailed:
|Schooners Hortensia, Machias for New
York: Regina, do for Wareham.
PASSPORT. June 9.--Arrived: Schoon-
ers Centennial, Ma gdalen Islands; ella
Clifton, Boston.
Rockland, Me-. June 9-Arrived:
Schooners James A. Webster, Port
land; John S. Beecham, Augusta;
|Methebeseco, Bangor.
Sailed: Schooners Florence and Lii
lian, Boston; Warren q. Potter, do;
John b. Darlington, Bangor.
Portland, Me-, June 9.-Arrived:
Steamers l.. v. Stoddard. Newport
News; Frieda, Sabine. Texas. Schoon-
ers NJ. ]. Sewall, Jonesport; AhdOn
Keene, coastwise.
Sailed. Steamer Easington CBr).
Parrsboro, N. S. Schooner Mary A.
Hall, st. John, N. B.
Boston, June 9.-Arrived: Schooners
Addie and Hattie, Lockport, n. s.;
Mary Langdon, Rockport, Me-; Lewis
(3r), Yarmouth, N. s.; Princess oBr)
Brighton, n. s.; Eta Vaughan CBr),
Shelburne. n. s.; Leonard c. QBr), st.
Martins N b.
Sailed: Steamer Ontario, Baltimore
and Newport News. Schooner Ella +.
CroWell RockpOrt, Me.
Arrived: Schconers Izetta, Bangor;
Gilbert Stancliffe. do; A. +. Kind
berg. J. S. Glover, do; Florence ana
Lillian, do. Woodbury. NJ Snow, Rock
port, Me-; Georgietta, Sullivan.
Sailed: Schooner Henry w. cramp.
Fernindina.
New York, June 9-Arrived: Steam
er Ancona, Naples
New York, June 9-Arrived: Steam
ers Kursk, Libau; Lazie. Genoa.
Siasconset. June 9.-Steamer Zee
land, Antwerp for New York 325 miles
east of Sandy Hook. at A. Nj. DOCK
Is A. NJ, Tuesday.
Halifax. June 9.-Arrived: Steamer
Monaghan. Glasgow for Philadelphia.
Sable Island, June 9.-Steamer Bres-
lau, Bremen for Philadelphia and BAL
timore. 700 miles east of Philadelphia
at GO A. NJ.
Fort Point, Me-, June g.-Arrivea
Steamer r. j. Lisman, Newport news
for Bangor; schooner Annie r. chase,
New York for do.
stockton, Me-. June 9.--Arrived;
Schooners Susan n. Pickering, Ban-
EOf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
The Leading Stocks.

New York, June 9-The principal se-
curities markets OF the world We're again
under pressure, today. and the move
ment of stocks here WAS sharply down
ward. Union Pacific. Steel. 81. Paul aud
nearly 20 other stocks of all descriptions
reached new low levels for the decline
and while some of the important shares
remained above their previous bottom
figures, there We're substantial losses in
all quarters; Foreign markets were dis
turbed by the prospects of renewed hos
tiities i'm the Balkans and some uneasi-
hess WAS felt in London regarding the
approaching fortnightly settlement Tn
der these circumstances further Euro
pean selling here was regarded as natu-
raj. London disposed of perhaps 2e.0el
shares here on balance. and there was
some selling here on direct orders from
the Continent
Pressure from abroad was an important
factor in the markets movement. Trad
ers showed no desire TO attempt TO mark
prices here in the face Of the heayiness
abroad. especially in view of the fact
that should they succeed they would
merely be holding out added Inducements
Tor further liquidation on European hold
ings of American stocks. Professional
operators took advantage Of the situation
10 sell stocks. They were helped by fur
Their LIQUIDATION of both the standard IN
Although the list was depressed through
out the day, pressure WAS not severe
as on some recent days of heavy liquida-
ton. and the market showed less evil
denee Of nervousness. Although the de-
crease of more than sUB,0t0 pounds in
surplus copper stocks shown In the May
statement was regarded as favorable il
failed IN come up To expectations. which
had looked for somewhat larger con-
traction. Exports We're lighter than had
been ferecasted and production was I'M
expectedly large. These We're Offset TO
some degree. however. by heavy deliver
les to domestic consumers. The metal
stocks Were especially weak today, the
copper shares declining with the steel
group, but the monthly statement had
little effect OF quotations.
Bonds were weak. Total sales, par
value, 81 10000. United States bonds We're
unchanged on call
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Schultz Suffers Operation.

Chicago. Juse 9-Frank Schultz,
right fielder of the Chicago Nationals,
underwent an operation, yesterday, for
the removal of a growth from his fore
head. During the last few weeks he
has been troubled with intermittent
headaches which are believed to have
been due to a lump which formed on
a spot where he was struck by base
bali about a year ago.
Schultz will be able to play his posi-
ton. today, it is believed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10
Mack's Athletics Win 14ih Con-
secuiive 5 10 0, from 81. Louis.
Senators Lose 10 Detroit s to T..
New FORK 4; Chicago l..
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston. June s.-Falkenberg's string of
10 consecutive victories was ended by the
Red Sox, Cleveland being beaten TO ].
The score was TO l when Falkenberg
was taken out in the seventh 10 allow
Lajoie 10 bat 70. him, but the elongated
twirler had some consolation, Il dispatch
from Washington announcing the arrival
OF son.
Boston grouped its hits off both Fai-
kenberg and Mitchell and wild pitch
by each assisted the locals run getting.
The CIevelands were unable 10 bunch
hits of Redlent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10

Hon. Henry d. S. Woodbury., COM
missioner of sea and shore fisheries
has recently appointed four new ward
ems, Frank L. Hodgkins of Lamoine,
Stephen S. Seller of Stonington, James
Herbert Kerr of Calais and Fred A.
Tarbox of Biddeford, and the nominal
tons have been confirmed by the
Governors Council. Mr. Tatbox, who
is a well-known executive officer and
was formerly city marshal at Bidde-
ford, signaliZed his entrance into the
office by the seizure Of 100 short lob
sters from Orrin F. Hutchinson, who
lives on the ferry road in Saco. The
Holsters were liberated and Mr.. Hutch
inson settled at the regular rate Of
one dollar per lobster.
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Detroit 6: Washington a.

Washington, June 9-Detroit excel
ed in every department and won its
game from Washington. today, to 4.
The visitors. aided by errors and wild
ness took the lead in the first inning
and We're never headed. Willett had
the locals at his mercy until the sixth
inning, when he became wild and filed
the bases ON balls-and was hit for
a single. Dnbuc relieved him and held
rhe game safe. Score by innings:
Detroit ..... 300111 0 0-s-10-0
Washington - 0 0 0 O 0 4 0 0 o. "a
Batteries, Willett, Dubuc and Nc
Kee; Hughes. Gallia and Henry. Time
225 EMPIRES, Hildebrand and o.
Loughlin.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, June g.
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-
talers.)
BEEF-Whole cattle 13
BRAN-2l. 756i22. 3d.
BUTTER- Northern 29a0so; western 2sa
M29
CHEESE-New York twins 15Ml6.
CORNING. 3 yellow 6Sa.
EGGS-Choice 25Gi26; western 21aM22.
FLOUR-Mill shipment, spring patent.
4S5NI535
HAY-No. grade 21G721.50
LAMBS-Spring Is.
LARD-Pulre 12s
MIXED F'EED-23 256i26.
OATS-No. clipped white vs..
& PORK-Medium backs q 25
s POTATOES-Whit 1hOd160.
SUGAR--Granulated no. -
-VEAL-12@15. k1wf
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Guy Bigelow, employed in the Auto

Guy Bigelow, employed in the Auto
matte box factory, Railroad street,
Auburn. met with an accident about
noon. Monday. While engaged in his
labors, which necessitated the ampu-
tatlen of one arm. He was attended
by DIR. Darrell of Auburn and was taxi
en- To the Central Maine General hos
piial, where the operation was per
formed. At 3 o'clock, his condition
was comfortable and the physician
felt certain Bigelow would recover.
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Boston Curb Market.
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, June ..
WIiEAT-June 9az: July co.: Sept. 20. !;
Dec. 92i.
coRN-July 5ssai Sept. 50: Dec So.
OATS-July 3ssM4. sept 3sGa; Dec aSI
MESS PORk-luly 2,so: sept 1856
LARD-Juy 1885. Sept. li0s. Oct 1892.
SHORT RIBS-JuIy iI61im.0
BtfTER-Unchanged
EGGS-Unchanged. receipts 20 i5l cases
PoTATOES-Oid lower 25n30; receipts
N cars; new steady. 69d90
ARLEY-591i65
T1MOTHY-350T6t9
cLONER-Nominai
fORk-2065
LARD--iG9adg1a
RIBS-il15si f225
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MAINE BOY CHOSEN
To Lead Phillips Exeter Baseball
Team, for Next Year.

Exter y. H., June g. Lawrence
Williams. Ir. Of Chicago was elected
captain. today. of the Phillips Exeter
track team. for next year He is -
sprinter Benjamin c. Neal Of Waite.
Me, was chosen To lead the baseball
team. He has played first base for
three Years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

George A. Gray, the aviator. who
made several sensational flights IN
Portland and at Old Orchard, last fan,
was married at Washington. d. c., on
wednesday, June 4, to Miss Edith
wiley Stearns of that city accord
ing 10 announcement cards received,
Monday, at Portland. Mr.. and Mrs.
GRAY are TO make their home at Bret
Ton woods. ". H., and will be there.
after July /. Mr.. Gray is the only
Maine horn aviator who has made a
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING,
It. Louis. June a.-With uanser in I

st. Louis, June with Hauser in the
game at short, St Louis defeated Boston
Il to i'll free hitting contest Three
visiting pitchers We're driven from the
mound. Sallee was hit hard but tight
ened when the bases were filed In the
fifth Boston got three runs on two sin
giles. triple and an error ON Mowrey's
part y single and Maranvlle's home
runs brought In TWO in the next Sallee
opened the sixth inning with a homer
into the right field bleachers
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WDPCESTER

TWO-baSe hltS-Nye, ROeS, GAVIN,
Bruggy. McGnne. Three7ba hilton
roy. Hits-0n Bnshelman 10 in innings.
of Bates l in innings. Sacrifice hits
Aubrey, Shorten, Stewart. Stolen bases
Phoenix. Mctune. Mahoney, Double
play-Phoenix, Cargo and Carlstrom. Left
on bases-Lawrence 4. Worcester 8. First
on balls-Bushelman ], Piersoa !. Bates l.
First base on errors-Ia wrenee . Hit by
pitcher-By Bnshelman, O'ConneII Struck
out-By Busheman 9. pierson 3 Bates l.
Wild pitch-Bushelman , Time. ? %
I'mpire White
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Lawrence Jumps Into FirsiPlace
Again--Osfeats Worcester.
Lynn 1; New Bedford 0..Brockton
Defeats Lowell s TO z.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.

Fail River. Mass, June 9.-The former
Fail River team. now playing for Port
land. won easily from the present Fan
River team, today. TO ,. Portland hit
Cooney hard and scored in lunches.
O'Brien. late of the Columbus, ONO
team. played his first game with the To-
Gals, today, and made good impression
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Lawrence 8: Worcester 7.

Worcester. Mass. June 9.-Although
Worcester scored live runs in the last two
innings. they were unable to overcome
I.awrence's lead and the visitors won to-
days game Busheman. pitching for
Worcester, struck out seven of the 10 men
who faced him in the first three innings.
but lost his control in the fourth ana
sixth. when Lawrence made their eight
[ lliaS
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New York Cotton Market,

New York, June 3.
Spot, closed quiet. Middling .uplands
12,25, do gulf l2.50. Sales 1900 bales.
Galveston steady, l2s: New Orleans
steady. 49,; Savannah firm. 12a; Charles
ton quiet. liz; Memphis steady. l2s.
Net receipts for three days 1851.
Exports to Great Britain SOIL to the
Continent 1927; to Japan 309
Stock 32l DID,
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BOSTON

IMo-base hits-Lofd. Magee. Three
base hits.konetehy :. Titus Home runs
-Mafanville, Sallee. Hits-0n Perdue )
I'm innings. off James , i'm innings: of
strands in 1-3 inning: off Noyes in
= % innings. Sacrifice hits-Mowrey
Oakes. Sacrifice fiies-MaranViIie Smith
Double play-Mci.ean and Higgins Left
on bases-St. Louis T. Boston =. Bases
on balis-On Perdue B. off S;tllee 4 on
James ;, off strand , off Moves l. Hit by
piiehef-Ey Soyes. Mowrey. struck out
By saIlee 6. by James l. Passed ball
harden. Wild pitch-James. Time, 2I5.
Empires. Brennan and Evans
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, June 3.
HOGS-Receipts $1,000; strong bulk of
sales S5JM $50; light S406iS65
CATTLE-Receipts 10000; strong to 10c.
higher calves down Is cents; beeves ilo
ASS.
SHEEP-Recepts 1900: active, mostly
l00I15 cents higher; native 5OO6I60O; year
lings 5606665: native lambs 456@760; spring
lambs 52aGiS50.
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.s.....tst. Nv
NLNN REDEDRn

Two-base hits-Griffith, Moulton. Sacri-
fee hit-Lavisne. stolen bases-Wilson,
Griffith, Sweat. First base on balls
errors-Lynn /. Hit by piteher-By King.
Boardman. Left on bases.l.Nnn New
Bedford T. Struck out-By Pfeffer 6.
Double play-Crowiey. Sweat and Glib
bons. Baik-Pfeffer. Umpire. Radderham.
Time. | 10
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The comptroller of the currency
Monday. issued call for a statement
OF the condition OF all national banks
~ the United states at the close OF
business, Wednesday, June I.
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Brookton 6; Lowell 2.

Lowell, Mass, June 9-Pitcher Shears
had Lowell under his thumb after the
third inning. today. while Broci<ton hit
when hits counted The absence of Hal
stein, who has gone To Burlington VI.
to he married Monahan played first base.
PROcKToN
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FALL. RIVER.

base hitS-Weeden, Burns. Sacrifice hits
Campbell. Ferrin. Hickman. stolen
base-Meehan. Left on bases-Fortland s,
Fan River . First base on baffs-oh
Cooney t. off Norwood 3 Hit by pitch
er-Ferrin. Struck out-By Norwood ].
by Cooney l. Passed ball-Hayden Time,
42 Umpire 0.Bfieu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10

At I.ouisville-Toledo 4 Louisville 8.
Al Kansas city--Minneapoiis Z:
Kansas City A.
AT Coinmbus-Indianap 3: Co.
lnmbus z.
Al MiIwaukse-st Paul 2; Milwau-
kee 4.
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BROOKLYN 10; Pittsburg z.

Pittsbnrg, June 9--BrooklyH scored
six runs off Adams in the ninth inning,
today. and won the most wretcneu
game of baseball seen on FORBES iieiu
in many day. Both teams player
poorly. although Pittsburg's work dla
not show sc. badly In the error column.
The score:
,,rooklyn O2010 o 6-lO-17-6
Pittsburg 49,. ! 90 0 ! ! u i-io-o
BATTERIES. Raglan, Curtis. Yinglng
and O,Miller, Erwin, Fischer; Ropih-
son. Adams and Simeon.
Time. l.35. umpires. KLEIN and Orth'
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500 Reward, 500

The readers OF this paper will be
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Ohio
Sold by all Druggists, TIC.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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international League.

Al Newark Baltimore / Newark ..
AT Jersey City-Providence d. Jer-
sey City ,.
Al Roehester-Buflalo 3; Roehes-
ter 4.
AT Toronto-Montrea - Toronto O.
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Southern LEAGUE.

Al New Orleans Montgomery 2;
New Orleans T.
Al Mobile Mobile 3: Memphis 2
IL innings.
Al Birmingham-Birm At
ianta postponed; rain. Three games
scheduled
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Eastern Association.

AT Holyoke-H olyol>e ,; New Lon
don Ill innings,
Al geport-Bridgepor 6, Spring
field Z.
AT Waterbury s. Pitts
field ,.
All New Haven Hartford l. New
Haven o.
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Lynn 1; New Bedford 0.


New Bedford. June 9.--Pfeffer held New
Bedford to three hits, today, and Lynn
won by / 10 O. Moultons hitting was n
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Low, Ell.

Sacrifice hits-Daum. Maloney Shears.
McGamery. Double play-Daum unassist-
ed. Stolen base-Miller. Base on balls
BY Henderson 2 struck out-By Hender-
son l. by Shears J. Wild pitch-Shaars
Hit by pitched bail-Howard. First base
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name for himself in his profession.
He IS native of Blue Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10

NRattfd Tor EaIktnbtfR III tn.
ssBatted for Carisch I'm gth.
ts.Batted for Mitchell in 9Th.
Cleveland ...........9 o o 0 0 ! OIL
Boston ............0 ] 0 / x-i
Two-base hits-Jackson, Yerkes Three
base hitsg-Johnston. Hooper, Wagner.
Hits-Off Fakenberg in & innings; off
Mitchell in innings. Sacrifice hit
Lewis. Stolen bases-thapman. ralken-
berg. Double yplay-Gardner Yerkues and
Engle Left on bases-CleveIand 3. Bos-
Ton 5. First base on balls-Of Fhlken-
berg !. Mitchell l, Bcdient j. First base
on errofs-Cleveland 2. Struck out-By
Falkenbere !, Mitchell 2. Bedient l. Wild
pitch-Falkenberg l, Mitchell Time,
l45 Umpires. Connolly and McGrevy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10
All, THE DAYS DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORT.

o, effors--Lowell |. Left on bases-L Low
si D, Bfockton 4. Umpire. Bannon Time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10
Other Games.

At Prineeton-Ya ): Princeton 4
IL innings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10
New York Money Market.

New OFk, JIlHt =.
Prime mercantile paper 5aSf6 per cent.
STERLING exchange firm at 4s3 for J0-siay
bills and at so for demand.
Commercial bills 4s2a.
Bar silver 500.
Mexican dollars AZ.
Government bonds steady.
Railrnud hniAl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

INDUSTRIALS n. Y.