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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-16
BASEBALL NOTES.

1t was announced. yesterday that Jay
Kirke has been sold TO the Toledo club
of the American Association. The money
consideration was not given out
lake stahl of the Boston Red sox is
recovering from foot operation in
Brookiine. and Joe Birmingham if Gleve-
land is out of commission with a broken
ankle bone
The Boston Nationals now have u men
on the payroll This number must be re-
duced to .. today. and Pres. Lynch of
the National League notified who is re-
tanned before O'Clock tomorrow.
The sale Of Catcher SeVeroid by the
Cincinnati Nationals 10 the Louisville
club of tho American Association, was
| announced, Thursday. SEVERED will
join louisville Immediately
Mr. Howe said he would 90 through
the official scores 10 ascertain the exact
record of Coombs But he can now save
himself the trouble as Walter Johnson
set new mark, Wednesday. of 90 IN
nings. as he pitched ) - innings against
the II. Louis Browns before a run pat
tered over the plate, the first scored
against him since the Yankees made one
in the first inning of the opening game
of the season.
Baseball has it's charms, hut the way of
an outlaw league is rough, not To say
Improbable once more the United
States League has exploded with bang
that was heard from coast to coast. The
fans" simply would have nothing of il,
and the demise came Just three days att
ar the season opened. 1t lasted longer,
last year-long enough, in fact to tempt
William Abbott Whitman, Il Reading, ia.
to try again; but his courage did not
bring its just reward and, Wednesday,
he threw up the sponge, saying: lit S
no use. For some reason the fans will
not pay to see our teams play, and the
expenses would eat us up in no time"
The first break came, on Sunday, when
the New York team would not pay in
Newark because the club had not been
paid the guarantee for the Saturday
game. Washington and New York were
then dropped, and il was decided to go
along with six clubs, but. ON Tuesday.
only n few persons We're on hand for the
games, and this discouraged all connect
cd with the League and they quit Nine
teen players are said to be stranded in
Reading and nobody knows how many in
other cities.
!. NJ. Howe, the official statstician of
the American Leaeue gave out figures,
Wednesday. showing that Doc" White
OF the Chicago White Sox did not hold
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A MARATHON RELAY.
Opening Feature OF international kth,
Ietie Contests.

Chicago, MI IA Marathon relay
race extending rom the National Cap
itai to Chicago viii he the opening
feature Of TIN international Athletic
contests in Cram park from Jane %
Ia July G, i WaS announced. today.
Sehoolboy runners viii cary Il mes
81 Se from President Wilson "a Mayor
Harrison. Wha viii he N The stadium
III t.sc park n tire afternoon of juno
3, when The carnival Is formally OPEN
ed. The DELI cry of the document "ili
eGtal! the assistance of about l0j
scfoolboye. school sunerintendents
along the route. mayors of Various
municipalities and scores al autcmo-
tile clubs.
Tho automobile route from Wash
ingts,n Ia Chicago is about $40 miles.
The amateHr runnang record for one
mic is IL - but 1T least six min
ut.s viii He allowed Ike runners in
this race.
Four or five days before tie formal
eDcning af the meet. President Wilson
will stand in front % the White House
holding ii proclamation addressed to
tie international Athletic Champion
shins. Chicago \ schonlboN run
rel will receive it, dash onward for a
mile and hand the proclamation Il an
other boy and so on the line Wlll he
extended 10 Chicago.
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ALL THE DAYS DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORT.

9e-Y2rd Hurdles Bates, Waodman,
Thomnson. Tomhlcn, StiIman. Peter
see. Lee. Bowdoin. Jones, Floyd. FoN.
Pratt Fuller. Mcfarland: CODY,
Ae@ais, DOYLE. O'Prien, NsNeiI, ROYAL.
Maine, Morse. Purinton,
Pole Nault--nates. Drew, Cummings.
Tucker Moulton; Bowdoin Merrill
hubbard, McKenuey. smith, CHASE.
Gelty, Pratt, obsr curtis. Farnham;
Aainv Thomas. Rogers.
Eanning High Jump-Bates. Kemp
ton, Drake, Peterson, Fowler. Watson,
Aoadman: RaHdeln, l.. Brown. Board
man, Greene. Garland. e Brown.
Haskell, Colby. Wood. Mooers: Maine,
Norden
Running High Jump-Rates. still
man. Thompson. Woodman, Murphy,
blanchard, Peterson. Bowdoin. Faux
ner, smith, Mcfarland. Floyd. &
fr9wn. Haskell: =Calbv, Brush. naNle.
Reoe. o'Neil. o'Brien Nardini. Maine,
FoN,
Throwing Distus-B0tes, Shepard,
Gave. Dyer. Dennis. Bowdein, Lead
estter, Parkhurst. Moulton. Lewis.
Colby Beach. Keppel, Daeey. Kolseth,
Maine. shepherd. Punrinton. Bailey
Shotput-Bates. shepard. Cove. by
e. Dennis; Rowdain Faulkner. Lead
better Parkh0rSt Lewis. Mo0iton
Hubbard: ColbY. M,anis Stanwood
Dunn; Maine. shepherd Bailey.
Hammer Throw Rates, shepard
Cove. Dennis Dyer. Bowaein. Lewis
Ieadhetter. Austin. Moaltan. Park
herSt; Colby, NHroh.e, f-1da, Berry
Maine. shepherd. Bailey
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the record a; Sc for consecutive seoreiess
innings. as has hvtu said. Mr. Howe
could not tvH OF hand whether amy
else had done hotter than Walter john
son Of Washington, hut said ii WAS prob
able the batter passed The record tast
week with his = - innings. lnVestiga-
ton revealed that on sept 9, l@t, cleTe-
land scored tnrce nuns oil White. al
though ChicaSo won tile game 1T . TO ).
The dnal Cleveland run was made In the
nnta iuuins uf that game. and there
after. for i've games and one inning OF
the sixth same White did not allow II
run. Whites best records innings-~as
made in games against Cleveland. sept.
-: St. Louis Sept. II Detroit. Sept. IL;
Philadelphia sept, =. and New YORK.
sent. 20 ST Louis broke the scoreless
record by counting in tae second inning
of the game on oct. :. 1ohnSons record.
last saturday, was sat-. 10 have been
outaone 10y Jack Coanhs of the lhila-
iefphi.f Athletics. in }ate. when he pitch
ed $ IL consecutive scoreless Innings.
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AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ST Louis. May l5.-Thc Boston Red SoX
batted Wciman and Adams all over tn"
field. today winning from It Loais y 10
I. Joe Wood was unsteady, passing seS-
IN men Boston scored four runs in the
second ON a double. Il sacrifice. a passed
bail triples by Wagner and fioaper and
two singles In the third speakers home
run. a hit batsman. It single and Two
errors netted three more for Bostah.
In the sixth Il base on balls. single
and Yerkes' home run counted three
runs fer the visitors. Boston hanehed
five singles with Il base on balls, an an
error in the ninth Tor I'VE runs -
Louis scored three runs in the fourth on
a double and an error, Il wild pitch Il
base on balls and a single. Pratt sin
gle. passed ball and single netted
tie locals their last run in the Hfta.
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Odds Slightly in
Favor of Bates.

0rene. Me, MAY f5.-The annual
track and field meet Of the Maine In
tercolleGiate Athletic Association.
which includes the four Maine col
leses, Bates. Bowdoin. Colhy and the
University Of Maine. will be held. Sat
urday. on Alumni field. There is every
irdica ton that it VIII be a close con
test between Bates and Maine for the
championship. Several new records
wiz ne made. ii is expected.
Last year, Bates Nor the meet for
the first time. scoring - points. while
Maine got ., Colby Il and Bowdoin IS.
The oGds appear slightly i'm favor of
Bates, this year, but the result de-
ponds largely upon how many points
Bowdain and Colby may be able to
pick away. and some figure that Bates
Is more likely to suffer in this respect
than Maine.
Maine is very strong in the pole
vault, mile and two-milc and in the
field events. hut weak in the dashes,
hurdles and jumps.
Ir all four colleges there are known
to he. some men who are being kept
under cover. Some Maine men, how
ever, figure out n victory for the Orano
team if the squad is up to form, de-
pending on Colby To cut down some Of
the points which Bates seems sure OIL
The following are the entries:
100 yard dash--Ratcs. NeNors, Small.
Dennis. Murphy, Dcering, Nash; Bow
doip, Wyman, Smith, Prescott. Walker,
McN1illiams, Faulkner; Colby, Gold
tlwa.te. Lord. Curtis. Nardini. Brush,
GotIine. Loonev: Maine. Ashton, Len
cock. York.
21G-vara dash-Bates. NeVers, Small
Dennis. murphy, Deerine, Thompson
Bowdoin, Smith, Wyman. Walker
Haskell, McWilliams, Stone: Colby.
small. Goldthwaite. Lord, Curtis, Nar-
dim. Brush. Gofting, Lowney, Adams,
Maine. Ashton, Leacoch, Litchfield
a4o-yard dash-Bates, Deering, Heus-
ten. Cyrene, Boyd. Snow; Bowdoin,
tiaslzeH ireland, Richardson. McWli-
Lanas, Russell, Livingstone: eofaN'
Eoven. small Merrill, Adams, Rey-
nol,ls; Marie, Fox, ST onge, Little
ieiu.
Ss0-Yard Run-Bates. Deering, Hous-
ton. Syrene, Boyd Mansfield, Parker
Rowdoin, Emery, Russell, Wright,
bennett. Peters, Mari; Colby, Rey-
nods. Dyer, English, Yeaton; Maihe
Morris, McAlary. Doyle. Bell, Towner.
Mile Run-Bates, Parker, Mansfield
Doe. Sawyer sleeper; Bowdoin, Tar
box. Norton, Irving, Loetler, Vest
Porr!tt Colby. Rand, King Dyer
Kennedy: Maine. Power, ToWner,
Rrooks, Kelley Mclaughlin. Bell.
Two Mile Run-Bates, Parker, Mans
field. Doe. Sawyer, Sleeper; Bowdoin
Tabor. Irving, West. Porritt, Norton;
CoIby, Rand. Hussey, Dyer, Hartley.
Kennedy: Maine Power, Brooks, Bur
CESS, coffin. Towner.
l20~Yard Hurdies-Bates, Woodman,
Thompson, Tomblen, Stillman, Peter
son, Lee; Bowdoin, Floyd. Smith. {.
Brown. Donahue Mcfarland, Fuller;
Colby, Means DOYLE. o'Brien, Royal
Maine, Moore, Purnton.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Announcement was made ut Berkt.~
ley. Cal. Thursday. that the Universe
ty of California track team will par
ticipate in the INTERCOLLEGIATE Afh-
letfc Association meet at Harvard ana
viii stop on it's return journey at
Madison. Wis. 10 take part in the
western conference contests. The
Madison meet will be held. June Z.
one week later than the Harvard
event
The defeat of Pennsylvania in TIE
triangular crew race on the Charles
river. on Monday. resulted. Wednes-
day, in another shake-up of the Ped
and Blue eight. Shoemaker who
stroked the Freshman crew, last year.
was shifted from bow on the Varsity
10 stroke. Captain Alexander, WHO
was ut stroke in the race against
Harvard and Princeton was sent 10
No = while Madeirn. who rowed No
was moved Ia bow.
Jockey James Benschotten, injured
during the running Of the Linstead
stceple chase at Pimlico. Wednesday,
died early Thursday. Bensehotten
who was riding Sir Cleees. was
thrown at the 10th jump As he at.
tempted To rise he was struck in tho
head by the hoofs Of another horse
and his skull fractured. Benschotten
WAS from Brooklyn. y. Y.
\ ncw English cisht-oared shell
built by f. Rcush * Sons of oxford
was received at the Yale boathouse,
at New Haven. Wednesday, and the
Triggers Immediately got busy fixing II
up To conform 10 the ideas Of \. 6.
Kirby. The English coach. The Shelf
came over on the Minneapolis, Tues.
Gay. It was ordered by Messrs. Kir-
ny and Gold. ana built according to
their ideas. II is a regular side
seated boat. with thole pins instead
Of swivel oarloeks.
The champion rifle team Of Am
herst Agricultural College has secur
ed Sergt. Q. NJ. SchriVer of the Unit
Cd States Marine Corps, stationed nj
washington. ID. g. for coach. \
marksman Of international reputation
besides shooting on the Marine Corps
| team he was a member of the All
| American rifle team that went. Last
summer. To Argentina and won the
| International match at Buenoa Aires
The prospects for good outdoor
team AT the college, this year, are
excellent.
Ira Davenport, the great middle
distance runner of the Middle West
who was right at Ted Merediths
shoulders when the wonderful school
! boy made his worlds record for the
| haif-mile at Stockholm, has been at
| Hot Springs, Ark, as q part Of his
! special training for an attempt L.
| beat Meredith's record. Davenport
was sent 10 Hot Springs by the IL
| linois A. G., Of which he is a member,
| that he might have no stone untGrned
/ in preparation for his attack On this
record at the Central A. A. T.. cham
lionships on June q. lie has Just
! returned 10 Chicago. This is an ex
/ irene example OF specializing and
| looks too much like business.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE,
Roothbay and Islands
Steamer Islander,
CAPTAIN ElIra Dunton,

Leaves Augusta every day at 7.O5 A.
NJ; Hallowell, on signal, 7.13; Gardiner
7.40 South Gardiner, on signal, $50;
City Landing Wharf $40 A. NJ; connect
ing at Bath with the Electric Railroad
for New Meadows Inn, Brunswick. LIS
bon Falls and Lewiston. Arrives at
Boothbay Harbor about 11.30 A. NJ.
Returning leaves Boothbay HarbOr
every day at 100 =. M; Bath S.l5; Rich
'mond AS; stops at Cedar Grove and
South Gardiner on signal; Gardiner SIS:
IIallowel on signal; arriving at Augusta
about O'Clock i. NJ.
Stops Capitol Island. Squirrel Island
and Ocean Point.
WALTER NJ. SANBORN, Treasurer.
Augusta, Me.
James J. Orrick, Agent, Augusta.
w l.. To2ier, Agent. Gardiner.
w. Il. BERRY, President and Manager.
Gardiner. Me. apr30dtf
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CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago, MAY 10.
Buying by new investors brought aoout sl
a rally. today, in wheat. Despite ea'ls
weakness the market closed stGa ausl te
above Corn finished d shade, ,a ao oii pro- pp
, W ne vzere dearer by 50f7a to ~.
WHEAT-May $50; July S. sept No.
zee GoR RI 55s; July 55s; sept 90
p SAT ga 81: July a5s@s; Sept. 49,
PC PoRK-May 1880; July 49, Sept 1870 100,
I.ARi5-May ITO; July 1890 sept. i'''
m97a. 500. ,,,,, ,,19,. Sent. 100.
EG e receipts 1922 c arSiGar at
market; cases in t,l &C., l''
~ POT AToES-Unchange receipts %
cars.
BARLEY-47m41.
THY-2s5m3 6j
CIOVER-Nominal.
pORK-19S0
LARD--ll10Mlll2a.
RIBS-ll37lMllS7l
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BOXING NOTES.

Joe Handler the oid-time light
weight. wants TO try and make
comeback in tho game
Carl Morris, the Oklahoma heavy
weight. has been matched to box Jack
Geyer at Trinidad. Colo, May 50.
The four-round bout between Porl.v
Flynn and Ed Kenneth al san Fran
cisco, the other day. WAS called
draw
Frank Mantell the Pawtueket mid
dleweight Who recently. returned
from England. has been matched to
box Larry English in New York, next
Tuesday night
Tom McCarey, the California pro-
moter has offered George Eoael, the
African heavyweight. an opportunity
10 box Bull Young, Los An3el@s
heavyweight Of promise, 1T Vernon.
Bob McAllister. the nov california
hope, has been matched 70 box Sailor
Petrosky in san Francisco. MAY %,
Tony Marine Of Boston and Eddie
Maher viii battle 10 rounds At Eo,N-
away Beach. Friday night.
.Yonng Efienborn. one oE the ~,cm
ons" put on at the Chelsea club. some
years ago, will meet Harrf Deli 1T
Denver. Nav %. week later Ericn-
born will box Kid Burns in the same
city.
The NewbHrSport \ e. VII hold
its next meeting. MAY ~. In one of
the eight round bouts x. O Ero@n Of
Fan River viii meet 1t2ng Dorsc 81
nolds viii box Fred s,can.on
Harry Gilmore Jrs IS t. set into
the boxing game in Venice, Calif,
which is the location Of Promoter Nc
Carey's club california capital viii
be behind Gilmore ana II looks lilss
war against Mccarey. The latter
has offered Richie ami Rivers ~ $l7,
900 purse 10 boz, on Juiy /.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, My To-
Quotations on -four. gram, mites,
mosli. hay and straw are strictly wholea
sale for carload lots to iobbers Az oti ..a
quotations represent prices u '0
'Hfi.i-Whole cattle 12al2s.
BRAN-21. 25at2l. 70. .o,1s.o. ...a.,o.,, or
RiTTER-Northern @aatSo; western ~'a
" E1yiitIsIcSE,-+New York twins 1SmlSa.
CCRN-No 3 yellow 66d6ba. a,,1,a.
EGGS-Choice 23m24 western Zl4M.-.
EIOIff,-Mil shipments, spring patent
UAY-No. grade 22ai22.5o.
LAMRS-Spring 136il5.
LARD-Pure ~.
MIXED Ft,EI)-225 Mi26. %.
0ATS-No 9 clipped white Al.
PORK Medium backs y y,
pOTATOES-Wh ite ldoMli5.
SUGAR eiraEulated 10.
VEAL-94l.
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Boston Curb Market.
New York Produce Market.

MN 1OfNs MY II.
WIfFAT-Spot firJn: No red nominal
northern Duluth 100 fob 49vat. 49,. ~
CORN-Spot easy: export g naIhlhat
fob aiioat.
OATS-Spot steady.
PORK-Steady.
BEEF-StcadY. .-..,<
LARD-Firm middle west ill3'ii-2:
AT}-Itaw barely steady reifeo
s' BBIiTy'TfTEn-steady: receipts 500 tubs;
creamery first y; seconds ia.
realistically: receipts - So cases
fresh gathered dirties No. , ia -.
POTAToES-Steady; Maine in hulk 2o9
6i225: state and western in bulk l@dZl-.
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American Association.

AT Kansas Cits-Kansas City T.. Tole-
do 3.
Al Minneapolis-M ineapolis-C onmhus
postponed, wet q bounds.
AT 81. aui-tnaiaitaPolis-St PAM post
poned wet grounds.
AT MifwanE ..--LouisVille 10. Milwankee
9 (6rst gainel. Milwaukee 3, Louisville
teaennd 5lfnei.
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international League.

At Toronto Northumberland. wet
grounds.
Al Rochester, Newark ?. Rochester O.
Al BnfIalo-EuffaIn q Providence :.
At Montreal--JelSey Cit&-Mohtreal net
Fcnedula1
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new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Portland. Ne. May sullivan and
Bushelman both pitched excellent ball,
today. but Bushelman'S bases an balls
were costly aud Portland beat Worces-
Ter 10 q I'm the eighth with Worcester
lead by eae rgH Portland filled the bases
on base on balls. error and hit and
scored twice on long flies to the ontiicld
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At CLEVELAND

Cleveland - / u o 0 O o x-2-5-2
Philadelphia g 0 OIL
Observation-Disclosures and Gaflsch;
Plank Wyckoff Bush and Lamp. Time.
t. t-mpires, pineen and Hart
At CHICAGO.
View York ..e o o . 1-2-5-a
Chicago ......ss0 0 kill
H.attefies-Schulz. kiopser md Sfet.=
ny. Scott and SeHaik Time "A Tn
pifee OLouFhlin sud Ferguson.
At Betfoit-The Waehington-Is troit
game Wis postponed: rain.
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OTHER GAM ES.

At Holyoke-Holyoke /. New Haven !
al innings; darkness).
At decentralization :. Bridgeport !.
AT Pittsfield-pittsfield .. Waterbury a.
Al New I.ondon-New London s. Spring
field 9
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AIl-the- Way by Water.
EASTERN STEAMSHIP CORPORATION
kENNEBEc LINE
Service Resumed April 29. 1918

Service Resumed April 29, 1918
Fares between Boston and Augusta or
Hallowell 500 one way, $3.50 round Trip.
Steamer leaves Augusta Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays 1.30 p. NJ, Hal
lowell $50 7. NJ, connecting with steamer
CITY of Bangor leaving Gardiner 3.45 II.
NJ. Bath $50 +. NJ. for Boston.
Returning steamer City of Bangor
leaves Fosters Wharf. Boston, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 P. NJ. for
Bath, Gardiner, Halowell and Augusta.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.
Direct between Portland and New York
Steamers leave Franklin Wharf. Tues
dav. Thursday and Saturday 800 p. NJ.
A week day trip in each direction on
Mondays 1870 \. NJ, June % to Sept. s.
Express service for freight. All freight
rates include marine insurance: An
ships equipped with United Wireless
Telegraph system.
II. \. Clay, Agent, Franklin Wharf,
Portland, Maine.
j. Il. Cunningham, Agent. Augusta: c.
G. Wall. Agent. Hallowelli. apr2Sdtf
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Although onthatted Is 10 s. Erocktoa
won an easy victory from Fall River to-
day, 3 ia 3. Timely hitting and costly er-
rors bv The visitors was the combination
which decided the game.
FAN River .....-..+2 q d "
Ratteries-Andetson and Rufiau@e;
Griffin Kessier ana Murphy. Perkins.
Time. la Umpire. cannon.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. May 10.
70. do eulf r u sales rs bales.
Galveston steady y 3-1e. New Orleans
quiet. II 5-ls. savannah firm. y: Charles
ton quiet IL: Memphis quiet, ~
I,ynorts to Great Britain 34.69l: TO
France 1919 to the Continent @''"So' TO
Japan SOL: to Mexico u
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Chicaqo Cattle Market.

Chicago, My 10.
trocc-peceints 10000: steady to
strong: light S40mS63 ID, % ,oc
CATTLE-Receipts 4oOo' steaos w
lower: beeves 7l0m90o. ~
SfIE,EP-Receipts l4.0G0; steady ed 20 Zoe aao
lower. native 59O06SO; western s IVY, 95v
Warnings 6i0at750; native lambs o'V"o'V'
western 6656fSl0.
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Or. Virginia c. Gay,
Or. Florence M. Opdycke,
0steopathic Physicians

Osteopathy.
9-12 A. M, "a r. M. Wednesday after
Moons and Sundays by appointment.
lG7 State st. Augusta. Phone 863-R.
sSs-W. 1ansdtt
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Southern Leaaue.

At Mohile-Nashvillc S, Mobile
Al Montgomery- Montgomery 1, Birm-
ingham L.
tanooga O.
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" LYNN

1.vnn B q o o 0 -
Nav Bedford - OIL o 0 -
Batteries Harrington and Porter
White; Griffith ;ifd Kilhulien. Time 2-G5-
Umpire, 0'Blien.
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Eastern Association

AT Medfora Tufts 3, syracuse I.
At Boston eaiieee--Stten ilaH :. Boston
College l.
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LOWS.
f1rvE5z1sc1lG WEST-3Uo A. NJ.
sNT& Except Monday, Portland
s. $$s,,!s : AZ 81:
bee: $50 a. NJ, Bruins
wick, Lewiston. Pennington Roekland,
Portland, Boston; l2iS T. NJ. Halowell,
Gardiner and SO. Gardiner: $40 T. NJ.
local: 400 T. NJ. teXpress). Brunswick
RoelSland, Portland, Boston. Sis f. NJ.
e.25 l.. NJ, PortIand; 1910 4. NJ. Lewis
ton, Bath. Portland Boston. sundays
s.4s A. M, 3.42 and 1910 T. NJ. Portland,
Boston.
GOING EAST-1u A. NJ, Skowhegan.
Halifax. Sunday morning does not con-
meet beyond Bangor excepting to Bar
larhor; 800 A. NJ, texpress) Bangor.
Aroostook county, Calais and Bar Har
Dor: G.36 a. NJ, local TO Moosehead Lake
via Oakland. Belfast. Foxcroft and Ban
eof. 97 a NJ, local to Belfast and Ban
gor; 12.l5 =. NJ, Waterville. Bangor, b.
IL a. Il. r., Calais. 81. John and Hail.
fax: 2.3i i. NJ, express to Waterville.
Mattawamkeag; BIG p. NJ, Waterville
Skewhegan and Bangor. SUNDAYS LII a.
A., 800 A. NJ. for Bangor: $50 A. NJ,
2.52 T.. NJ, for Bangor ana skowhegan..
Trains leave Augusta for Ilallowell,
Gardiner and South Gardiner at SIS, 940
A. NJ, 124S. 80, 5.l5. 6.25. 1910 p. M.
II. d. WALDRON, Genl Passenger AIT
MORRIS McDoNOLD. vice-President
& Gen1 Mgr, Portland, Me.
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Al LOWELL.

Lowell ..-...-s=s..-..l
Lawrence =...ss..=n
Batteries-R. smith. Barron aad Mon
.,bant Martin. Pearson and BfaNmaief.
Umpire. Rndde, ham Time. 2.l5.
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4Iatted Tor n elIInaH N III
szBatted for GraSsin in Sat
sssHafted for Adams in 9th
BoSton ..........a = q Q . Id
81. Louis ......G q q > o. 1
Twa-base hits-f.ewis. Brief Three
base hitS-Wagner. Hooper. Home runs
Speaker Yerkes Hits-on Wcilman /
in innings off Adams 8 in innings
Sacrifice hits-Gardner ,. stolen h5s.s--
Compton. Speaker Left on bases-St.
Louis \ Boston 1 First on baljs-oG
Woad T. Weilman ], adams > Hit by
pftehef-By Weilman. Lewis. Struck ont
BY Wood 10. by Weilman > Adams :,
IN ssea balls-A gr1ew. Nunamaker. Wild
Biteh-Waod Time, ola Umpires5 Hide
brand and Evans
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
BOSTON RAILROADS.

Il. & Nj. ............,..... 81 % BOG %
Maine Central 90.
New Haven .......-.....ldii 1uot ioii lois
TNnIrcTpIAIS poSTON
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RAIL ROADS & STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL R. R.
In Effect, March 31st. 1913.

TRAINS LEAVE AUGUSTA AS FOL-
LOWS