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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-10
Agricultural Committee APPOINTED.

Agricultural Committee APPOINTED.
Honorable Carter Glass, chairman
OF the banking and currency COM
mittee, has appointed the following
members as special committee to
investigate the subject of agricul-
tural finance and farm credits. Dem
ocrats: Bulkey, Ohio; Ragsdale,
South Carolina; Weaver, Oklahoma;
Stone, Illinois; Seldomridge, Colo
RADIO; Brown, West Virginia. Repub-
licans: Hayes, California. Platt,
New York; and Woods, of New
York. The committee will visit the
agricultural sections of the south,
and hearings will probably he held
at Muskogee, Oklahoma City, and
Dallas, Texas.
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BRAlDs FOR SERVICE.
EMPIRES In American League W'fi
Wear Insignia of ScrvIec.

Chicago. April 3e.-!n addition L"
white uniforms which ii has been an :
neunced umpires in the American
League are to wear on gala OCCASIONS
such as the presence OF the fresidehs
of the United States at a game tfeS-
idcnt Il. b. johnson said last nisht'
that. he had planned further deeora-
tons for his <lrhters.
The latest decoration effect WIZ
serve a double purpose OF ornament
and showing spectators how long tn''
umpires have been in the service oil
the league.
Thus one braid on the sleeve VIII
mean that he has been In the service
for one year. two braids, two years
and so on until five years are reach
ed. when Il gold star will replace the
five braids. Braids will be added 10
the star until 10 years are reaehei'
when tive stars will he the insignia
Tom Connolly will be entitled 10
wear two stars and two braid5, ind'-
eating that he has been an umpire
since 1901. a year after the league was
organized.
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Rose aud Perrin outfelders: aud
Pitchers WornWood. sullivan ana.
Nrrllinrpr
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Brunswick High g; Freeport High 2

Brunswick. Me, April 3o,-tSpeciaO.
High defeated Deerins
High. to >, this afternoon. in the
opening game of the Bowdoin Inter.
scholastic League. The work of New
ens and Weybrant featured largely ii
holding Deering to two runs. "eF-
brant also batted well Tor Bfuhs~le@
as did Mcpherson. In the feafth,
Brunswick batted G. St John out OF
the box and he was replaced by Smith,
whose slow ball proved puzzle that
the local players had difficulty in soiN-
In
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febi5.tu-th-sat II

than 90 stocks touched new low levels
tor the year. Most of these stocks Were
of secondary Importance, although III,
list included southern Pacific; New Ha-
ven and Baltimore x Ohio. Taken as
whole, the movement WIS uneeftain ana
confusing Although Reading. Lehgh.
Union tactic. Amalgamated and num-
Der OF other prominent issues rmed IL
point or more higher at times, this i'm
provement could not be said TO reflect
growth in confidence ol buying power
The demand seemed to arise chiefly from
short covering and wherever stocks were
offered other than the speculative FAVOR
ties i'll which there has been heavy sell
ing recently, II was necessary 10 nuke
sharp concessions to find market,
After week of incessant selling, 1t
regarded ar natural that there
should be a reaction. An upttrn was
indicated by the sharp advance OF Aneri-
can stocks in London prior to the open
ing here, although first prices IN this
market did not follow un the lmnsoNs-
s'cnt abroad To its fun extent. Early
European advieeS regarding the inter- n
tional political situation were more cheer
full ana London bought about Loo shares
here on balance. W hateVer help was de-
rived from tins source. however, was
mininiZed by the persistent weakness OF
long list of stocks. southern Pacific
sold off two points to 95a on the adverse
decision of the lower court III the ore
gone California land grant case. New
Haven broke ever four points to los, on
the highly unfavorable March statement.
disclosing decrease In net revenue OF
SSu9,Uo0. Several Otntf fodus diso tepoi =
ed shrinkages i'll March earnings. Read
ing's net earnings from all companies
decreased Sl.2i6,o00,
Easing off i'm the demand for steel pro-
ducts and n growing spirit of caution on
the part of buyers were reported in the
weekly trade reviews. In spite OF TINS
tendency and the somewhat dlsannoint-
fing quarterly report of the Steel Corpor-
alton. Steel WAS held up well. there Being
a fairly consistent demand for TINS stock
from the shorts,
The bond market showed a sasgng ten
deney. Total sales. par value. s2.it2.oo
United States bonds We're unchanged on
al
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CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago. April ~.
Covering by May shorts, today, gave
strength to wheat after weak opening.
\ net npturn of. shade TO ~ was s
made. Corn made a net gain of ana
oats finished to 7fiI up. Provisions CLOS
ed unchanged to l2adl5c higher %,
coRN-May 55gMa: July So; Sept 90.
oATSIMay S5sms; July 90; sept. 80; IN
p0RK-May is41i: July 1850: Sept. l9io.
IARD-May 1922, July ios2ams5 sept.
iV siitoRT RIBs-May 1s5as7a; July iiee;
Sept. 1855 ... sen,.o
TGGS-Firm. receipts "a, 1853 cases. STOCK
on hand decreased 1929 eases during ,-l ne.
week; at market, cases included, LUIS
fresh Is. ordinary firsts il; hrsts ~. AZ.
POT ATOIss-Unehanged receipts -, ~
cars; Michigan. i2Mi5: Minnesota isufs'
Wisconsin i0N45.
RYE-No. 81
BARLEY-i6m70
TIMOTHY 80
CLOVER-t7o0M2a0
PORK-l9i1..
I.ARD--10g5.
RIBS-l1l2anll'a-
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BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Thursday-M Mcintyre VS.. Bill Grit
fths. Calgary. NJ. Gibbons VS.. l.. SAT-
fro. Eau Claire, Wis. NJ. Rodgers VS.
Ted Maloney. Johnstown. Penn. Joe
Eaean VS.. NJ Devine. Lawrence. Tom
Bresnahan VS.. Joe Clark, jamestown
Penn.
Friday-Jimmy clabby vs.. Ed. Me-
Goorty. Denver X. O. Brennon VS.
Bill Scott, Buffalo. Young Wagner VS.
Kid Anderson and Terry Magner VS.
w. Chandler. Brooklyn.
Saturday--George Alger VS.. Young
Brown. Bull Anderson VS.. NJ. Farrei
and Kid Anderson VS.. Pat Conway
Rrool<lyn. Larry English VS.. George
Brown and Mel Cogan vs. Ed heiies
New York.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. April 3s
fouotations on flour. grain. miiites0ss
meal hay and straw are Strictly WnHk5-
sale for carload lots to iobbers MI 0kner
mutations represent prices to the To-
BEEF-4Dressed unchanged; whole cat
tie 12aM X. -<,,-,
BJTTER-Lower northern S5Ga; west
e' CHEESE-stcady n Y. twins 1s@A,
CORN-Higher: No. yellow BOG. -,
EGGS-Firm: choice 25M26; western 20
FLOUR-Firm: spring patent t95a5io
HAY-Firm: No. / grade 22@2S
LAMBS-Firm; spring Hmle
IARD-Unchanged pure IL. 900.
MINED FEED-Unchanged, Y. 50a26;
OATS-Higher; No. 2 clipped wlit mt, - -
PORK-Steady; medium backs 22iou
$3.50. ,o,e,,,o
STGAR-Firm; graduated 400
VEALS-Firm, 94l5.
"Had dyspepsia or indigestion 10,
years. No appetite and what l diq ca,
distressed me terribly BurdocK P 2Wa'
Bitters reached the cause =. III. val
ker, Sunbury, Ohio.
When baby suffers with eczema or
some itching skin trouble. use po 1nns
way and it is safe for children. ooc'
box at all stores.
Consultation causes headache. ihu LIZA
ton, dizziness. drowsiness. For miiu'
opening medicine. use Doan Reeuie.s.
25c a box at all stores.
Never can tell when you'll masm soa M
ger or suffer cut bruise, burn or scaiu.
Be prepared. Thousands rely on II.
Thomas Eclectic Oil. Your druggist sells
it. &c. and SOC.
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OTHER GAM ES.

At Meyerstnwn, Pa.-Albright 3, Buck
nell :.
At Exeter-rhillips Academy 8. Harvard
Ind ?
At Andover-Phillips Andover 5, Bow,
dom 2.
Vt Providence Brown 10. Vermont \.
At Lexington Washington and Lee =
University of Virginia 8.
At rineeton-princeton 7. Columbia
Ill innings.
At New York--Crsinus 5, Forlham T.
At lthaca-Lafayette 3, Cornell 10 III
nings.
At West Point-Army 3, Holy Cross
At adeIphia-Pennsylvan b, LIE
high I'D innings
1t New Haven--Yale IL, Tufts 7.
At Durham-New Hampshire 8. Bates
AT Orono-University of Maine ), Wa
terville Athletic Association 4
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. training
School .. Wesleyan 10
At Lewiston-Bates I'd I, Hebron 1
At Schenectady-M iddlebury D. Union .
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Lawrence 8; Lynn 2.

Lawrence. Mass. April 3p-The league
champions started the new season. to-
day. with an y 10 victory over Lynn
The game WAS marked by the inability
of the visitors to hit III the pinehes.
Lynn had IA men left on bases three
men being stranded on the bags in the
second and In the fourth innings. Har-
rington. the Lynn pitcher. was steady.
but received poor support. Except Tor
the three runs which Lawrence scored
in the first and third innings through the
batting of Caflstrom and oconueli. its
scoring was unearned. Catcher Brey-
nlaier of the locals was forced 10 leave
the game after being spiked in the fifth
inning. Mayor ScanIon tossed Out the
first hall
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sBatted for Armiuser in eth.
STATED for Weaver in It'll.
eeeRaffnaI fnI. Pm r.l1.il In af l.
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Boston Curb Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, April 80
FLOUR-Fifmer, top grades with fair
demand; spring patents 460ftiS5.
WHEAT-Spot steady; No, red nomi
nal; No. northern Duluth 102s fob aiioat.
GORN-Spot firm export g. nominal
fob afoat
OATS-Spot firm: standard white lie.
nominal ON track No. 40AMit. No 4 ~
Gfdo, natural white Ssail white clipped 49,
Gt42l.
PORK-Steady.
BEEF-Steady.
LNRD-Firm: middle west i1lVm1t20.
STGAR-Raw steady. muscovado 2&
ass centrifugal 336u339; molasses 26lf1
2ei; refined steady.
BUrTER-Steady and unchanged; re-
ceipts 1854 tubs.
fresh gathered regular packed trsts
northerly 5000; fresh gathered thirds lea
ali: fresh gathered dirties No. ! l6da:
No. . l4s6l5s: fresh gathered checks l2m
IS: state Pa. and nearby gathered brown
and mixed eolors l9am2oa
oTATOES-Steady, Florida new Dbl.
235dI415
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NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Eostou. April 30.-Boston won its third
game of the season after an thinning
pitchers battle between James aud Bron-
nan. TO-DAY. , to J. James, recruit
twirler, has Won two of the local teams
three victories both extra inning affairs
Eoston's winning run was scored Oh
Maranviile's siarle, Capren's Wild throw.
Il sacrifice and Myers single
Maranville's error made Phi3alciphi3'.s
only run possible. rhv visitors filed TIVE
bases in the 1lth with only one out but
James held them Scereless.
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CONSTIPATION causes headache. inuises,-
tion dizziness, drowsineSs. For miio'
opening medicine. use Doans keeuiets.
DC a box at all stores.
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At PITTSBURG.

Pittsburg was unable to hit Steele 10
any extent and lost the fourth straight
game, st. Louis taking the hrst game OF
fhe. series s 10 l. Konetchy's single, a
sacrifice and McLean's single gave the
visitors a run in the second. An error
by Viox, a walk to konetchX and SIN
giles by Mowrey, Gathers and O'Leary
gave them three more in the third.
o'Toole relieved Robinson in the fourth
and pitched fine ball. only one run be
ing made off him Ferry pitched the ninth
and allowed another run Millers sin
gle. an ont and Buffers single gave
Pittsburg its only run in the ninth. 1t
may be able to play in Boston. next
st. Louis 80 0 0 tile
Ratte,.ies-SteeIe and Milan. Robinson,
O'Tooe Ferry and Simon, Kelly. Iime'
Las Umpires Brennan and Eason.
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Duffy's Hopefuls.

| Rose ana tpffth, outtttdtiNs Nf''
| Pitchers WermWood. sullivan ana
Armingtr.
Duffy's Hopefuls.
OF the great army of hopcfuls whom
DUFFY has HCcn sizing Up he only
ones that are with him today outside
the pitching department are Jacobson
the little right fielder, Camel, the
first basenan. and Meehan, the N"-
burn boy Mhe is catcher. on the
pitchers there have been culled OUT
from the entrants Lee, lavasseuf'
Howard and OiToelc. All of TINS
quartet have shown up finely ana
J,avasseur and O'Teole especially nave
been coming fast. Camel has shown
himself 10 he 4 remarkable fielder nut
he has been batting weakly IN the
rractice games and he must improve
i'm that respect if he IS To hold ms
placr. II Camel should prove weak
stieker Duffy viii have for the place
..RilI' Rose. who played the position
last year and who has been leadihS
his team in batting since he joined thH
sc"nd.
Perrin. the outhelder, who is stu
dent at rufts, has not yet joined t"h
team but Duffy expected him the last
time he was in Portland.
OF course il should be remembered
that While there are some real Vel
Grams on th, team like Hickman
Rny4cock. Merrill and WormWood, the
remainder are really colts, having na1
thefr proft ssianal debut last year.
The teams in the league AGAINST
which Portland Will compete are
l Lowell. Uhom we meet this afternoon
Lawrence. last champions, Rrocktoh.
LYNN. Fall River, New Bedford anu
Worcester.
Against all of these cities Portland
has competed in times past. Tor t'''S
civ was ut one time rs much 81
New England league fixture as h,'s-
ion has been To the National
Row Aids Portland.
When Portland Was awarded u"
Fall River franchise it was suppcStu
that city would so without hsseb3H
this wear and that the eighth ei'A
would b. Haverhill. But Il row DC
yelopcd between the park eWl:ers ana
The team owners and the result was
that the Haverhill team was traas4tt
red to Fall River and the shoe CITY
shorn Of its contenders.
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~" FOR HOCKEY.
Harvard Hockey Players VIII RECEIVE
Letters.

Cambridge. Mass, April 3a-Aa
Harvard graduates, who in past seas7
,,l.,,od nm the Crimson's Varsity MOCK
~, taau, AGAINST Yale are entitled TO Il
s,,aight ..H. now that hockey has been
made major sport at HarNaio -,
Harvard Athletic committee ~
ed at a meeting, last nlgnt.
r. St. b. Boyd has been app1 ~.
manager of next years Varsits
ev team. Richardson Morris VI
ha. Neb has been chosen the
tennis manager for the coming sea'.
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Maine in League
After IL Years.

In 1901 an able general known as
Long John. Wiley led a Portland
team to a New England league cham
pieashp. After lapse of y years a
nine representing the forest city again
appeared on the field. Wednesday, as
a contender for like honors.
The franchise was turned over Ia
Haxerhli the winter following the
victorious campaign because the base
lall fever did not feve at that time in
Portland in the same measure as il IS
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

\ pitching duel between johnson and
Plank resulted in a victory for Wash
inEton over Philadelphia 10 o. Both of
the visitors runs were made in the ninth
inning, then with one out, Milan on sec
ond and Gandl ON hrst. a double steal
WAS tried on the ball Oh which Morgan
famed. Lapp threw to catch Gandil at
second, but neither Collins nor Barry
covered the bag When the ball went 10
the outhed Milan scored and Gandil
reached third. The latter scored on Ain
smiths single. Plank famed II batsmen
to 10 by Johnson and each gave only
one base on balls.
Washington % 0 0 o 0 o o 2-2-5-2
Philadelphia 20 0 0 o-0-4-i
batteries - johnson and Ainsmith
Plank and Eapp. Time, i.52. Gmpires,
! Dineen and Hart.
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Phillips-Andover 5=-
BOwdoin College 2.

Andover. Mass, .Npril so.-rhiilips AM
dover academy won its initial contest of
the season, today, defeating Bowdoin
College . To :. .Nndovef worked tive
pitchers aad leth pitched well. the visit
ors gettiae only four scattered hits.
Runched hits aided 10y errors enabled
.AEdoNer Il take the lead carly in the
.Itdotcr 80 o a , o o x--5-s-i
Bow oin .......0 . . ! . 0 0 0--2-i-S
Batteries sharpe and Grant, Wiley;
RamSen, To Is ana IuCasce Time, l.i5.
Umpire. Jordan
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At BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn came from behind with a rail-
ly in the seventh inning and maze II Two
out of three games on the series with
York leading by 10 l TO the seventh,
when with two out and men on first and
second and two strikes on Cutshaw, the
latter banged a long double to center.
sending home the tieing run. Hits by
Stengel, Wheat and Daubert sent two
more runs across. Both Ragon and
Ames gave way to pinch hitters, Crandall
batting for Ames and finishing the game.
Allen struck out three men in the last
two innings. Ragon, however, gets cred
it for the victory. \ fine catch by Wheat.
Stcngel's batting and the fielding of the
pitchers were features. Manager Nc
Graw was banished from the field in the
ninth for protesting strike decisions.
New York .....1 l 0 0 0-3-lo-1
Brooklyn ......1 o o 0 x--5- %
Batteries-Ames, CrandaH and Meyers,
Wilson; Ragon. Allen and Miller. Time,
1.32 Umpires, Rigler and Byron.
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Two-base hits-O'Connell. Patterson,
Bruggy, Luister, Boardman Three-base
hit-Caristrom Sacrifice hit-Luister
Stolen bases-Phoenix Courtney, Wilson.
Left on bases-Lawrence >. lynn !. First
on baiIs-Pearson 3. Harrington |. First
on errors-Lawrence 4, Lynn 2. HIT by
Diteher-Daum. Struck out-Pearson ).
Harrington s. Wild ptch--HarI ington.
Time. 30. Umpire, White.
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New Hampshire o.
Bates College One.

Durham. Mass. Aprn So.-New lamp
shire College defeated Bates to /, to-
day. SanEorn allowed six hits. but none
of them were punched Bracket of the
winners fieldcd in line shape and led in
batting with three hits. Jones of the
New HAMPSHIRE nine made Il lnree-base
hit which scored Two runs.
y. H. C. .......1 d o o o N-6-9-l
Rates O Il 0 q u o n-l-6-1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud Hobbs: Aader-
son and Miller. Griffin Time, 10 TIM
pire. Quinlan
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Humors

Come to the surface in the sprlns, as
=, M other season. It's pity they
dont run themselves all off that way
hut in spite of pimples and other esup-
tons they mostly remain in the sys-
tenn That's bad 49,,
uooa.s Sarsaparilla removes them
.na cures all the painful disfigurins
troubles they cause. No.i'ins -
cleanses the system ana clears ue
complexion like HOODS.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The mid western polo CHAMPIONSHIP
has been awarded to the Onwentslt,
Club for Chicago, for the last week VI
June. according to an annouheeia0's
at chicago. Tuesday night. Eient
teams are expected To compete
of these being from the army.
will come from the St Louis No'ii''
club and one each from the Dsnsc'
Country Club Kansas CITY anu IN
cinnati.
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CHICAGO Cattle Market.

Chicago. NpfiI ~.
uoGs-Receipts 10000: active and high-
ar. bIiilS sl00S55 light Si5mSl0; mixed 50
" 90 ,rrrf .E-Receipts 1900: beeves and
caIyes higher; cows and heifers uncnanS-
I'D. heeves 720fiSgu: stockers aud feeders
so0afs00: cows and hoifers '9ousiV' caiscS
0's Sill IgsEP-Receipts 1900. steady native
eoo5,725. yearlings 6J0Ms0o; native lamua.
S6OflSS0 II
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AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, April So.-The BostonS snow
ed real worlds championship form anu
defeated the New iorks to l. IheN pat
ted Schulz. the first New YORK plteher'
for "A hits and scored almost at VIII.
Hoff held the visitors in the last two IN
nincs. Beaient pitched line game Tor
Boston and received great support hhtii
the ninth inning. when wild throws by
Speaker and Engle prevented the boNman
from scoring a Shutout
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American Association.

At Toledo--Toledo Z. Kansas City. /.
Al Columbus-M s, Column
bus /.
~ Indianapolis-st Paul II, lndianapo-
AT Louisville-Louisville 1, Milwaukee 3,
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AttelI.Zotte Fight Draw.

Salt Lake City, Utah. April 80
Monte Attell of san Francisco and "A"
Zotte of Stockton fought - rounds To
A draw at Murray, last night. Zoue
had the better of the fight in almost
every round. The decision was unpop
4lar
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. April 80
SPOT closed quiet MiddIiHg uplands
Ii so: do. gulf l205 Sales ioo bales.
Galveston quiet. 12s: New Orleans
quiet L 3-l6. Savannah quiet. y:
Charleston quiet. IL; Memphis quiet III
Net receipts for five DAYS 5l.aSi
Exports to Great Britain %,9l2: to
France 9773; to the Continent J,aS2, to
Japan II Isl: to Mexico fai0.
stock CO., 30
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First on errors-BOston l. Two-base
hits-WoIter. sweeney. Three-base hits
-Cady, Lewis Sacrifice hit-Gardner.
Double plays-Gardner Bail and Engle:
Hartzell Chase and Midkiif. Base on
balls-Off Schulz /, off Hoff |. struck
out-By Schulz 3, by Bedient ). Hit by
pitcher-By Schulz. Speaker Hits-Oif
Schulz Il in innings: off Hof 0 in in
nings Time, 1.42. Empires, Connolly
and McCireeVy.
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Worcester z: Rrookton 8.

Worcester. Mass. April 20 Worcester
defeated Broeatou 70 gin the opening
game of the season. Basheimau PITCHED
good ball for the winners and received
fine support shorten who as suspend
ed three weeks ago az 4 hoid-out. Signed
Just before the game and lis work was
n feature. He made thee Fits aud thft"
runs and fieldcd in good form Aubrey
batting WAS of high order. Including two
doubles and two sacrifice hits.
XN0Rf ESTER
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NEW BEDFORD,

Two-ba hits Briggs, Perkins, Fish
burne Three-base hits-Johnson >, Glenn
ents Sacrifice ht-eonrtncy. Stolen
bases-crandall. Fisbburnc, spires pou-
bic plays-Fishburne to McGovcrn; Null
vey TO Briggs Left on baseball River
4, New Bedford 3 First on balls--Cirif-
fiths q Johnson ?. Hit by pitcher-Me
Govern Struck out-By Johnson 4, by
Grifhths l. Time, LIZ. Umpire Rudder-
ham
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Children !! enc! Cry
= As q RIA
Cure for BiIiousness.

Biliousness is due to d dsordered con-
Citjon of the stomach. Chamberlain
Tablets are essentially stomach medi-
cine, intended especially to act on that
organ; to cleanse it, strengthen 1t, tone
and to Danish biIiousness positively ana
effectualy. All dealers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-01
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.

Lowell, Mass, April 30-ln closely
played game Portland defeated Lowell
to 3, this afternoon. An error by Dee,
who fell down on Wormwoods srounder,
and a combination of hits by Merrill,
Bowick and Hickman in the seventh gave
Portland the game. y delegation of big
league men took in the game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-01
Nominal Fine Ex-
pected for Cobb.

Chicago, April 30.-The belief that Ty
cobb would be re-instated with but
nominal fine was expressed, tonlght,
by those who had interviewed members
Of the National Baseball Commission,
which met here, today. The commits