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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22
The Industrious Spider.

Round the window slls, up in the cor
ners, over the doors. round the porch
boxes, down in the grass, over the SIDE
walks and every place in the basement,
the spiders spinning their fragile, but
seemingly everlasting webs. 1hey are q
menace to the flies and nuisance 10
humanity with their tirelesS industry and
endless weaving, but it is not their fault
at all. They do not want to spin. You
see, they are not really spiders. Just a
common spider could not make anything
so wonderful and delicate and strong and
beautiful as a spiderweb They are little
greek maidens, descendants of Arachne,
who was turned into spider by Minerva.
Araehne. they say, was good and beau
tifui, but she had two faults. She was
too Industrious and she was too vain of
the fruits of that industry. She Thought
that she could spin more beautifully than
Minerva herself. and, indeed, challenged
Minerva to contest When poor
Arachne saw that she was defeated she
tried to hang herself and then Minerva
turned her dangling body into a spider
and condemned her to spin forever
1t is very sad. OF course, Arachne
should meyer have tried to be as clever
as d goddess. but Minerva was rather
hard on her and on the rest OF us, too
Spiderwebs are sticky and fussy, ana
usually full of things like flies ana mos
quitoes. The little Greek maidens IKE 10
vary their industry by stretching lnvlsi-
BILE strands across the sidewalks ana
watching people walk calmly into them,
and angriiy through them, ana 1hdig-
Dantly away from them with cllnSlnS,
tickling wisps of nothing at all accom-
panying their offended dignity for sew
era blocks. The little maidens make
nets to catch the dew and TO ease tue
flowers. They make the laundress mis-
cradle by festooning the laundry ana the
clothes lines. They make busting an emu
| less task and hopeless one. And all De-
cause a certain little lady was too indus'
| trious and fatally MISUNDERSTANDING
| lis News.
L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22
BASEBALL NOTES.

Walter johnson was not only Walter
1T his best in that game in Cleveland,
Tuesday, but he also showed the fans
who are shouting for the Maps some
hitting of the joe jackson brand, Joe
for obvious reasons being rather sub
dued for the time.
When a willing horse" like Ed
Walsh is among the disabled the fans
the country over are sympathetic and
will rejoice if the "hone-setter' does the
trick that Will bring the big fellow
back to his job on the mound.
Says a New York writer Boston
gloats over the fact that the Red SoX
were the first American League team
to make 1000 hits this year. Viewing
the position the Red Sox hold in the
pennant race. no one ought to deny
Boston any happiness it can CLEAN
over this feeat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22
Pltisburg Pirates 9 10 PhIIa-
deIphia QuakeTs 6,
New York 8; Chicago 2..cineinnati
6; Brooklyn 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston, Aug. 21-With the score tied,
two out and three men on the bases in
the last half of the ninth inning. Harmon
gave Connolly his base ON balls, forcing
Whaling across the plate with the run
which gave Boston the victory over st
Louis, today. by a score of to E. The
visitors took the lead by batting LESS
hard in the first. third and NTH innings.
Boston found Griner easy after the third
inning and drove him from the box in the
sixth.
McDouaIds hit off Harmon drove in
the tieing run for Boston in the sixth IN
ming linn who was purchased recently
from the Rochester International League
club, played his first game for Boston,
today. and made a good showing
Perdue beat out a hunt in the ninth in
ming. giving him the nth hit he has made
this season. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22

uation WAS regarded as perhaps the chief
restraining factor. The reduction of 81
ton in the price of steel btllets attract
ed attention. the course of the market
for billets being considered one Of the
best indications of the prevailing eondi-
tons in the steel trade. United states
Steel was sold persistentlN and the heaS-
mess of this stock market faVorite iniia
euced the entire list.
Chesap eal<e x Ohio rose nearly a point
after announcement of reduction III the
annual dividend rate from ) to per cent
Recent earnings of the company and the
heavy losses which it sustained in the
spring Hoods explained the change, Which
had been generally expected and the ac-
ton of the stock showed that the reduc-
ton had been fully discounted
The bond market showed a reactianarV
tendency. Total sales, par value s9ll ,eD0
United states bonds We're unchanged on
call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22

The postmaster general has shown
sense and an intelligent constructive
policy in raising the maximum weight
limit of parcel post packages from IL to
20 pounds. 1t is now admitted that Mr..
Birleson acted within his lawful powers
in authorizing this welcome REFORM
which will go into effect within fort
night. Every woman who goes shopping
and every small merchant in the country
will rejoice over the successive improve
rnents which free them from the extor-
lions of the once all-powerful express
companies The widespread relief afford
ed by the parcel post refornl-a practical
development of the progressive movement
in politics-is only one practical demon
etration of the evils which were eneen-
Aered and protected under the old reac-
tionary. standpat regime, and eonNine-
ting argument in favor of all women as
well as all men taking an active interest
IN public affairs.-New York Evening
Mall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22
Lynn 5: New Bedford 3.

New Bedford, Aug. FLYNN won a 10
inning game from New Bedford, today
largely through stupid PLAYING on the
part of the locals. SWEET let pop fly
drop in front of him, that was good for
double play. Porter scoring. The Or
cult who was on third stole home while
Fuller was winding up. Lynn won in the
10th Oh a single hit. two passes and two
fielding errors by Spires and TorpheN
Wood and Burrell made good catches in
the field.
New Bedford ........t q 010l . G-S-s-4
Batteries Whiten, BIitton and Lavigne
Fuller and Kane. Time, 2.l6. Umpire,
Stafford
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
features Of the Days Dealing In All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Aug. 2l.-Definite news con-
corning the affairs in which Wall Street
is particularly interested just now was
lackin, today, and the uncertain move
ments of stocks reflected the lack of "A
well defined speculative sentiment. One
of the few factors with direct bearing
upon market movements was renewed
selling here, on a moderate scale for for
eign account and the manner in which
the list sagged under these offerings sug-
gested that traders see no reason for sup
porting prices. Although no attempt
was made to put the market under heavy
pressure and business dragged along in
desutory fashion through the day. prices
did not recover from the depression of
the first half hour, which brokers as
cribed chiefly to the foreign selling. For
the most part, losses We're small exceed
ing point only in few instances, but
the undertone was heavy throughout
1t was "a waiting market and while
sentiment was bearish, traders were not
in the mood to enter on new ventures
pending the clearing up of at least some
of the problems of the present situation
News from Mexico was mixed. The con-
tinued uncertainty over the Mexican sit
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Cincinnati 6; Brooklyn q.

BROOKLYN. Aug. 21-Brooklyn and
Cincinnati broke on even terms up to
the ninth. today, when Bescher was
hit by pitched ball, Bates sacrificed
and Egan and HoblitZell singled which
with Wickland's out sent two runs
across. giving the victory to Cincin-
natl by a score of to T.
Bescher, Egan and Hobltzell divided
nine Of the IL hits made off Raglan and
Bescher scored half of the Cincinnati
runs. Ames was effective except in
two innings and was given faultless
support. Daubert and Miller worked
the squeeze in the fourth, Daubert
scoring with Miller's sacrifice A shoe
string catch by Wickiand who made
his debut with the visitors, and a per-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22
Philadelphia Increases Its Lead
Over AII-.WIns from Chicago.
Washington Z; st Louis 0..Deirolt.
New York Game; Rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Cleveland. Aug. 2i-Boston won from
Cleveland, today, to :, in Thinning con-
test. The game was called because of
rain while Cleveland was at bat in the
eighth inning, and run and hit made
by Boston in their half of the inning did
not count
4 threatened rally by Cleveland also
was nipped i'm the bud. Bostons runs
Were made in the third inning. Lewis
doubled. Gardner got an inftld single
and stole second. Yerkes walked. With
three balls and two strikes on Wagner.
all the base runners started to run with
the pitchers wind-up and when Wagntr
singled all three scored.
Clevelands two runs came in the sec
ond inning. Lajoie singled and took See
ond on Lewis tumble. Olson sacrificed.
Turner walked. Birmingham squeezed
Lajoie home on his sacrifice and Turner
took third Turner scored when Wagner
threw wild on o'Nelrs groander
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22
Boston Produce Market

Boston. Aus. Il,
foundations on -four grain. millfeed,
meal, hay and straw are strictly whole
sale for carload lots to jobbers. All other
quotations represent prices TO the re-
tailers)
BEEF-whoIe cattle IL to ~.
BRAN-2515l 2625.
BGTTER-Northern s9150 western q
m29.
cHEF.SE--New York twins 16Mi6s.
cORN-No. yellow s6ms63
EGGS-Choice So: western Has.
FLOUR-Mil shipment, spring patents,
i90a53o.
TIAY-No / grade 22m23
LAMBS-Spring 13Ml4l
IARp-Pure 12z
MINED FEED-27m295o.
OArS-No. > clipped white 81.
PORk-Medium backs 2275.
POTATOES-White 250da6o per Dbl.
SIGAR-Granulated 40.
NEAL--10014.
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Beats Lawrence I 10 6, While
Lowell Is Defeated by Wor.
New Bedford 3; lynn 5..FaII River
3; Brockton 2.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.

Portland. Me, Aug. 2t-Portland de-
feated Lawrence, today, in a lo-inning
game, : to 6. and again went to the head
of the New England League.
After the home team had scored five
runs off Swetonick and Martin, Hadlcy
was sent in in the fourth and pitched
good ball NORWOOD displaced Wood
bury in the second and was steady until
the eighth. when Lawrence began to find
him. Lawrence tied the score In the
ninth and J. l.. Sullivan was sent in to
pitch in the 10th. He retired three of
the Lawrence men and in Portland's half
with Luister pitching hit for two bases
and scored on Burns single over Proc
nix head
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22

The wonderful Intelligence of ants has
often been described, but it is not gen.
orally known that the common black ant
keeps large colonies of green fly. known
scientifically as aphides." The ants
protect the flies from beetles and other
enemies who would devour them, and
the flies In return furnish the ants with
honey. of which they are intensely fond.
The ants extract the sweet fluid from the
body of the flies by stroking them with
their antennae.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22
PoRK7Firm; mess sss sa5sif 2ess75.
Now York Cotton Market.

New York. Aug 81
Galveston firm. L. New Orleans steady.
T. 1=16: Savannah steady. IL; Charleston
nominal. Memphis steady. TX.
Net receipts for six DAYS 52,5I
Exports To Great Britain 6SSi: to
France 9l2; to the Continent eo,l6f.
Stock f3S iI3
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Fall River 8; Brockton 2.

Salem. Mass, Aug 2i-Fal River won
from Brockton here. today. ; to , IT
was pitchers battle between Barron
and CLANCY with the honors evenly d-
vided. home run by Brgnoiia was d
feature. The score.
Fall River 80 o o 0 1-3-3-2
Brockton .......0 o o 0 q q 1-2-6-a
Batteries-Barron and Weeden; CLANCY
and Daum. Tint, l.51. Umpire, Quinn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22
Eastern Association

AT New London Meriden Z, New Lon
don 4.
At New Haven-New Haven L Water
bury tcaled in the 18th: daf knessl.
At Pittstield-Pittsfied I, Hartford !
ttirst game); Pittsfeld =. Hartford 2 tsec-
ond game innings, darkness).
At Springfield Springfield ), Bridge
pnrl @
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PHILADELPHIA 7; Chicago I.

Chicago, Aug. 21-Connie Maek's
crippled league leaders hit Pitcher
Benz all over the field in the fourth and
sixth innings and with some daring
base running by OIdring and Collins,
defeated Chicago, today, to l. In the
sixth the visitors started a batting bee
which caused the retirement of Benz
when Schang tripled, clearing the
bases Eddie Collins led his team mates
in the batting, making hit each time
he faced Benz The score:
Philadelphia -. 0 o. o o-'-lz-o
Chicago $3.50. o 90 o o u e-l
Batteries Shawkey and Schan9
Benz and Kuhn Time. 2.05. Umplres,
Connolly and McGreevy.
At Detroit-The Detroit-New YORK
-frxnn nod ra
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Aug. II.
Bulls were in control OF both the wheat
and corn pits. today until near the close.
when there was a general easing. Wheat
ended ut net advance of TO !. but corn
was irregular. closing lower to high
err. Oats finished unchanged to aas lower
and provisions were Il lower To p higher
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22
Southern League.

At Birmngham-Birmin 8, New
Orleans | first game. Birmingham ),
New Orleans Second gamel.
At Atlanta-Atlanta s, Montgomery 3
first game; Montgomery +, Atlanta )
tsecond game).
At Observation-Disclosures 4, Nashville 3.
At ttanooga-Memphis-C Chattanooga
postponed; wet grounds.
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Worcester s: Lowell 1,

Worcester. Aug 2i.-Thomas pitched
good ball, today, and Worcester had lit
tie trouble in beating Lowell To !. An
error by Cooney and Rees' failure to
handle a grounder cleany prevented
Thomas from scoring a shutout. Nye
tielded brilliantly for Worcester.
Worcester 40 ] 0 / x-6-9- .
Lowell ..........1 o 0 o 0 o % 0-1-5-:i
Batteries-L. Thomas and Carroll
Maybohm. Reiger and j. Thomas. Time,
2lO. Umpires. Rorty and DUFFY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22

At certain eeasons in Scotland, when
the fishing is not very brisk. the fisher
men act caddies and are easily recog-
nized by their costume, wooden Jersey
and trousers braced up to the armpits.
One of these was asked his name by the
gentleman for whom he was carrying
and the reply was: "Weel, sir here
abouts they maistley ca me ,Breeks but
ma maiden name is Broom"
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, Aug. 81
HOGS--Receipts 1900: best grade low
er; bulk sales 7s00s50. light S.5m989
cATTLE-Receipts 900; steady. beeves
100u7l5; Texas steers 615mI0
SHEEP-Receipts 1900; sheep strong,
lambs l0n20 higher; native 3i5nita. year
lings 50om60O. native lambs 560NSl0.
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ALL THE DAYS DOINGS In THE WORLD OF SPORT

feet throw to the plate for IA double
play by Moran were the fielding fea
lures r Fisher was ordered from the
Brooklyn bench in the ninth for pro-
testing decisions.
Cincinnati ......o l 0 . 0 0 0 2-6-11-0
Brooklyn .....0.,0 0 : l 0 ! o. ST.
Ratteries Ames and Clarke; Raglan
and Miller. Umpires, KLEIN and Ortiz
Time l39
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American Association

At Observation-Disclosures 5, Louisville
Go innings).
At Kansas City-kansas City 6. st
Paul 5.
At Milwaukee Minneapolis 9. Miwau-
kee >.
At Toledo-Columbus-T postponed :
rain
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International Ueaque.

At Rochester-Baltimore 4. Rochester j.
At Buffalo-Buffalo s, Jersey City 3.
At Toronto-Toronto 3. Providence z.
At Montreal-Newark- Montreal not
scheduled.
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Totals


. w IhfIhS Iuh Ihddt WITH ole out.
Portland .........t o II
Lawrence - / q 0 u 0 : H-S
Two-baSe hits-CourtneY. J. sullivan.
Phoenix. Calvin. f,laherty. Three-base
hit-Garlstrom. Hits-On Woodbury. j in
Is innings: off Norwood II in I -
innings; off sullivan 0 in !: off Swetonick
! in / Is; off Martin in 2-s. none out
in fourth. off HadleV in }. off Euister
In J. Stolen baSes-Bowcock . Merrill
:. Double plays-Puhp mrey. sullivan TO
Meehan. carlstrom to O'Conneil Brug
gy TO Calvin: Luister TO Anderson. Lett
on bases-Portland II. Lawrence l. First
on baIls-On Woodbury. |. off Norwood
8, off Swetoniek 1, First on errors-Port-
land ,, Lawrence ., Hit by pitcher-By
Swetonick. Bowcock: by Hadley, pumph-
rey. struck out-By Woodbury. l. by
NORWOOD e. by Swetonic >. by Martin
J. Wild ptch-W oodbuTy. Uadley. Balk-
Woodbury.. Time. 40 ImplIe. Bannon
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Two-base hits-Whitted Konetchy. Ma
ranville. Thfee-base hit-Zinn Hits
OFF Griner in l-3 innings; off Harmon
4 in Is innings. Hess in innings
Perdue / in innings. Sacrifice hit
Smith. Sacrifice fy-Wingo Stolen bases
-Magee, konetchy Double play-W ingo
and KonetchY. Left OH bases-St. Louis
). Boston e. First base on balls-off Hess
:. Griner l. Harmon >. First base on
errors-BostOn /. Struck out-By G. iner
), Hess /. Perdue ?, Harmon |. Time,
zoo. Impircs. O'DaN and Emslie.
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GRAND CIRCUIT.
(Continued from Page One.b

has been winning free-for-ails. tins
season, over half mile tracks, turned
another trick by taking the fast pace
here in Grand Circuit company. Brad
en- Direct had the call with the fol-
lowers of the Big line. but he was
unable To even carry a brush with the
winners on home-stretch drives, break
ing each heat. The summary:
AMERICAN HORSE BREEDERS TT
TURITY-PACE-FoA OF l9io-2
IN >
Tily Upton. h f. by Osceon MurphD.1 /
Homer Baugham. h h tGeers}..........5 }
Ella X. r., (Milam, 8
Time-2.17. 2.13.
IL TROT-TiiE GRANITE STATE
PURSE SJo00-3 IN ).
Lady Grattan, b IN, by Grattan
Tommy Horn. &, by otto
Wilkes tMcDonald) .............t . ) 3
Reusens, CHI tGeersl.....,,......6 ,
Farra, b Z tAndrewsl. ...........3 & 1
Nata Prime. b m tWrishn.......t 70
Rhino Maiden. b IN tCovilb......5 3 70
Director Todd, br tGillisl...,..1 DIS
Dago, b I GRADY ................ds
Baron bel Ray. br tRodney}. DIS
Time, l0a, 10 IL, Ely.
20 TRoT-PURSE slooo-3 IN 5.
Bon ton, br h. by The Bondsman
tMerriield1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l /
Gochato Maid. b M Rastenl .=......3 )
Baron Sdnut, hr h tDefeD. .........,.2 1 D
Lady Watts, IN 6Tallmau1. ....,....9 + ;
Monarchal Lady. ch IN tGarro~l....5 ) J
Nuda ~. h M tGherrils . 4
Bintoa. m (Martin( Observation-Disclosures :
King AmpN, en- h thowelb, .........S !
Imagray. IN tGillisf... DIS
Philingten h h tCoxf................ds
Rose Baron III 90 Brien1-
Queen Arista. h M eFlin) ............d
Time-3.l6 10. ,, To-,
FREE FOR-ALL PAcE-FURSE sl5oG-
IN >
Earl, Jr, b &, by The Earl (Milroy).1 /
tai Is. il. Or ii tMcEswin1. ....,.......2 >
Bradan Direct, blk II (Eaganl ..........3 }
1ime-.Uoa. 2.03t.
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Boston Curb Market.
New York Produce Market.

New / ORR. aug. T.
FLOUR -Quiet hut firm
WHEAT-Spot steady, M. . red 81 elf
export bases, prompt. and esa fob afloat:
40. northern Duluth leas fob afioet
cOitN-Spot iirTu: cApoftfsis nominal
fob annat,
oATS-Snot STEADY.
PnRk-Firm: mess 9SS25zi 30
Bt,Els-Steady
LARp-Frn; middle west ti55n lli5.9
SJGAR-Raw firm; museovado S23;
centrifugal 373: molasses 29S. refined
steady.
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Sect Seeks Treasure.

The most unusual treasure hunting ex-
petition in the history of the state is
now digging on Treasure mountain, near
here, firm in the belief that it has been
delegated by God to unearth the famous
bullion treasure buried centuries ago by
Spanish soldiers fleeing from Mexico.
The party is made up of men, women
and children. One of the members in a
vision perceived the spot where the treas
ure which has been hunted by hundreds
of parties in the past was located
After conference the leaders of the
congregation of Penitentes, as they are
called in this country, decided that Pro-
violence had decreed that they should
become treasure seekers.
After several days of prayer the entire
community-men, women and children
set out for Treasure mountain.-New
York World.
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BOSTON.

Two-base hit-Leeis Sacrifice hits-ol-
son. Birmingham. James. Yerkes Stolen
bsses-Jacksou. Speaker. carrigan. Gard
ner. First on baiis-0n James 4. OFF
Leonard :. Passed ball-O'Neili First
on errors-Eleveland /. Left on bases
Cleveland s. Boston g. Time I5o Um-
pires o. Loughiin and Sheridan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22

The worlds supply of emery comes
from Greek islands and from Asia Mi
nor. Expectation has been lessenef
within the last year because of the Bal.
kan trouble.
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New York Money Market.

New York, Aug. u
Prime mercantile paper 6n6i per cent
Sterling exchange steady at 4Salo Tor
60-day bills and nj 1850 for demand.
Commercial bills io24.
Bar silver 80
Mexican dollars Is.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular
Money on call steady: highest y per
cent. lowest >. ruling rate p; last loan
q: closing bid ;: offered at -
Time loans steady; sD days 81 per cent
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Increasing the Parcel Post Limit.

At Detroit--The Detroit-New 1orl
game was postponed; rain.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
ROSTON HAITROAbs

BOSTON IlAILROADS.
Boston d Maine
Maine Central
New Haven .............loo no 100 100
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BOSTON

sfwo out when winning run was scored.
*+Batted for Rariden in 9th.
st. Louis ...........2 o o u 0-6
Boston .....a o u . - u q II