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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-13


caughtin wagon wheel. Fatally in
jured.
Goethe monument to be dedicated
in Lincoln Park today.
Chas. M. Anderson subpoenaed to
pay taxes. Failed to answer. Dead,
10 years.
los persons Victimized by man
claiming to collect funds for home
roaged railroad conductors.
Witnesses for Mrs. Clampitt claim
that paraffin injections effect nerves
in $50, 1000 suit against beauty doc
tors"
Bessie Mccarthy, IS, 5757 S. Lin
coin av., gored by cow. May die.
Man representing himself as ex-
press company driver got valuable
package from Lederer Bros, 800 S.
Market st.
Federal authorities investigating
fake bankupts.
Jasper E. 0giesby, son of former
Gov. Oglesby, ordered to pay SIS note
Woman claiming to be wife of De-
station, held for alleged theft.
Barr & Widen mail fraud case con-
tinued until Monday. Juror i'll.
Mrs. Irene Butcher and Henry
Long, 1888 Indiana av., arrested.
Couple eloped from Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Emma Mcdonald, 2916 In
diana ay., found lying in street.
Thrown from auto. Refused to tell
of accident. 49,
H. A. Zemanski, taxicab driver,
overcharged passenger 40 cents.
Fined $25.
chas. Mccarthy, 1920 W. 25th ST.,
held pending inquest of death of
Thos. Mccarthy, 1852 Blue Island av.
Four held for robbing Hirsch Bros
store, 1246 S. Halsted st.
J. w. Granstaff, "a, given months.
in Rridewe1l and S25 fine for SHOOTING
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-13

NEWO OF. ne LA ~
Former Vice President Stevenson
dying.
Railroads Unimproved Land Assn,
Great Northern Bank Bldg, raided by
federal agents. NJ K. Higginbotham,
arrested. Charged with using mails
to promote lottery.
NewIands and Clayton bills oppos-
ed by Chicago Assn of Commerce.
Local men will fight interstate regu-
lation. ...
Council committee recommended
limiting height of saloon booths and
seats to three and half feet.
Adoption of WiIfred Eldridge, 5, by
Mrs. Alma Christensen, 2f00W. 68th
St, set aside. Boy alleged to have de-
veloped criminal tendencies.
jackson Park bathing beach opens
today. Accommodates 1900.
Dogs bit IS Friday.
Twelve arraigned for have unnuz-
zled dogs. dogs ordered killed. One
owner fined
John w. Worthington, head of de-
funct American Banking Assn, and
Harry E. Thomas, promoter, indict-
ed for using mails to defraud.
Peter Rusetos acquitted of murder
of James J. Floras.
Man who robbed Nicholas Paulas,
agent Larrabee station N. w. IL, /" re-
turned money, 5000. Conscience.
Federal grand jury probing produce
combine. Western Cantaloupe Elk
change first quized.
Mrs. Anne CulVer's. home, -327 N.
Artesian st., entered. Negro beat and
robbed her.
"E. J. Locke and wife" rented room |
from Mrs. r. Strauss, 1880 Calumet |
av. Left to get trunks. $500 jewely |
gone. -
Arthur Tracey, 10, Gary, Ind, hyp-
Noticed, is moving feet in imitation |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-18

Starks. 1 pr. steers, LIST: Hereford
Stock Farm, yrs, End; Eben Dean d
Son, Madison, 1 pr yrs. 3D.; D. b.
Viles Madison, pr. oxen SIT. 1oin- and
under, LIST; B. F. Burns. Madison, 1 pr.
oxen eft. 10in. and under, I'd; Fred
Pugh, Madison. L pr. oxen eft. 10in. and
under, 3rd; D. I. Walker s. Son, Mad
ison, 1 pr. oxen, TIT. 2in. and under.
LIST; Eben Dean g. Son, Madison, / pr.
oxen, TT. Pin. and under, I'd; B. b.
Burns, Madison, 1 pr. oxen TT. Bin.
and under. Sd; d. I. Walker & Son,
oxen any size, LIST: B. F. Burns, Mad
ison, End: Mary Russell, oxen any
size, 3D..
Full Blood Merino:-J. & E. Nj
chols, Starks-1 pr. ewes, list; pr.
eve lambs, LIST; bucks. 1st.. End
and Sd; Q buck lambs, LIST and End.
Full Blood Shropshires:-M. & D.
Gray, Starks-1 buck yrs, LIST;
buck 1 yr. End; Q pens ewes yr. LIST
and End 1 pen eve lambs LIST;
buck lamb 1st.
Full blood Oxford Downs:--Bert
Hilton, Starks-3 pens ewes / yr. LIST
and End; 2 pens eve lambs LIST and
End; 8 buck lambs LIST and Sd.
Barron, Anson--1 buck 8 yrs. list
Grade Coarse Wool:--H. H. Waugh.
Strks-1 buck yrs LIST; buck 1 yr
End; 3 buck lambs l yr 1st; s eve
lambs 1st.
and pigs 1st; G. NJ. Pease. Anson-
sow and pigs, End.
Fowl:-D. T. Walker & Son, Madi-
til
End; l pr. r. c., r. l. fowl, list; pr
R. c., R. I. chicks, 1st and End: pr.
White p. r.. fowl, list; 1 pr. White P.
r. chicks, End; 1 pr. r. c. B., Leg
horn fowl, list; pr. s.. c. B. Leghorn
fowl, list; 1 pr. S. c. B. Leghorn
chicks LIST; l pr. White Wyandotte
chicks 1st; pr. pearl guinea fowls.
1st; / pr. pearl guinea chicks, 1st;
1 pr. black cochin bantam fowl, 1st;
2 buff cochin bantam fowl, 1st and
End; 1 pr. buff cochin bantam chicks,
LIST; pr. Duekwing bantam fowl. LIST
and End; pr. Duckwing bantam
chicks, 1st and 2nd.
c. B. Woodcock North Anson-3
Fmbden Geese, 1st; Pekin Duck 1st;
l pen barred Plymouth Rock fowl,
list; l pen barred Plymouth Rock
chicks, LIST; l pen buff Wyandottes,
list; l pen Rose comb Brown leghorn
chicks, list; pen buff cochin bantam
chicks, End.
William McFadzen, Mercer-Best
display of chicks, LIST; 1 pr. P. P. r.
fowl, LIST; l pr. buttercup fowl, 1st;
l pr. Cornish I. game fowl, 1st; pr.
black Orpington chicks, list and End;
l pr. p. P. r. chicks, LIST; pr. barred
P. R. chicks, list; l pr. S. C. r. l. red
chicks, list; pr. Cornish game chicks
1st; 2 pr. w. F. B. Spanish chicks, LIST
and End.
e. A. Hilton. Anson-1 pr. Indian
runner ducks list.
Morrill, Paine, Anson-5 Belgian
hares, 1st.
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PREMIUM AWARDS
AT THE SOMERSET
SOCIETY'S FAIR

Arson, Me-, Sept. 17.-(SpeciaD.-
One of the best and largest exhibitions
of fine cattle ever seen in this vicinity
was a feature of the first day Wednes-
day Of the 18th annual cattle show
and fair of the Somerset Agricultural
Society at Somerset park in Arson.
Over go head of cattle were shown,
together with 80 head of sheep and
large showing of poultry on exhibition.
The special features of the day were
the horse trots and the pulling match
es. all of which were holly contested,
in the afternoon.
The premiums awarded on the first
day were:
CATTLE.
Eben Dean & Son, ! herd Herefords,
1st.
]. B. Adams, Madison, l herd Short
horns, 1st.
Shorthorns, full blood-F. f. Barron.
Arson, 2 heifers, 1 year. LIST ana Ind.
T. E. Barron Arson, l bull. yrs. 1st;
j. B. fletcher, Starks, COW, yrs 1st.
J. 3. fletcher, Starks l heater cat
9nos.. LIST: J. b. Adams, Madison, l
bull, Tyr list; ]. 3. Adams. Madison, 1
bull, 2yrs, LIST; J. B. Adams, Madison,
5 cows, list, Ind. and 3rd; j. B. Adams,
Madison, heifer, 3 yrs. LIST; ]. B.
Adams, Madison, heifers, 2yrs, 1st,
End and 9rd; ]. B. Adams. Madison,
heifer, Tyr, 1st; ]. B. Adams. Madi-
son, bull calves, list, End and 3rd; J.
B. Adams, Madison, 8 heifer calves,
1st, End, and 3rd.
HerefordS, full blooded-Eben Dean
& Son, Madison. COW, 5yrs, list; Eben
Dean e Son, Madison, heifer, Tyr,
1st; Eben eDan & Son, Madison, l
heifer calf, list; Eben Dean & Son,
Madison, bull calf, 1st; Eben Dean &
Son. Madison. / bull 3yrs, End; Eben
Dean & Son, Madison, COW, 6yrs, End.
B. F. Burns, Madison, bull, Tyr, list;
E. A. Hilton. Arson, bull, 2yrs, 1st.
Jersey, full blood-Roy Caldwell An
son, bull calf. list; Bert Hilton.
Starks, heifer, Tyr, LIST; Bert Hilton,
Starks, l heifer calf, 1st
Guernsey, full blood. N. WATSON,
Madison, bull Tyr, 1st.
Grade Devons-B. F. Burns, Madison,
heifer, yrs. LIST.
Grade Shorthorns-J. B. Adams, Madi-
son, cows, I'd and Sd: B. F. Burns, Mad
ison i COW, 1st; J. B. Adams Madison,
heifers, 3 yrs, list and I'd; ]. B. Ad-
ans. Madison, grade calves. 1st and ID:
E. A. Hilton, Arson. l grade calf. 1st;
B. F. Burns, Madison. grade calves. 2
yrs. I'd; B. F. Burns, Madison, grade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-18
COLBY FOOTBALL WARRIORS
OUT IN FORCE THURSDAY

Waterville, Me-. Sept. f7.-(SpeciaD.-
Despite the fact that a hot sun made
football practice almost fever heat work.
Coach Myron Fuller had the Colby war
riors out Thursday afternoon. They
were just score strong, and two hours
and half of falling on the ball, kicking
and catching, signal work and running
on the track gave the men good work
out. Last year the men who reported
early were out both in the forenoon and
afternoon and each for longer periods
IMAM this one stretch in the afternoon.
but Coach Miller believes in giving A
short, hard. gruelling each day in pref
erence to long drawn out, easy one.
Tommy" Crossman, who played end for
the past three years. is out for his DO
sition at right end, and Boob" Royal,
who filled the other border position, is
after his old job. Albert Crossman. a
brother to Tommy. is out for an end po-
sltlon. Stanwood, the all-Maine center,
is doing the honors at the old stand and
1t is likely that he will hold it against
all corners. Campbell. one of the base
ball men, is out for a line position, and
so, is Taft Wood. Freshman who looks
good and kolseth. who has played in
most of the games the last two years.
Friday Ladd is seeking re-appointment
to his job as tackle. and so is Irwin Mer-
rill. Davis. Sophomore has reported
and is trying for place along the front.
Nagonan, center on Oak Groves team is
out, and so is Tom Joyce, who had been
reported as having entered Georgetown.
Fraser. younger brother of "Ginger"
and fullback on Coburns last years
eleven. Is a candidate for the backfeld.
Eddie has appeared for his position at
half back, and Baily, who played in
some OF the games last season, has also
reported for duty. "Matty'' Golden is
the only likely looking one in sight at the
present time for quarterback
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WORLD SERIES PLEA
OF FEDERAL LEAGUE
NOT YET ANSWERED
Well-Known Plan of the Big
League Magnates Is to Com
pletely Ignore the Out
law League
COMPLETES PROGRAM

Chicago, Sept. 1.-THE world Sc
ries challenge of President Gilmore
OF the Federal League to the National
Commission is accepted here as mere
~ completing the record of Gilmore's
campaign to receive official recogni-
ton OF his organization as being of
major league calibre.
That the challenge would be sent
was announced a month ago and
while President Johnson OF the Am
erlean League and President Comis-
Key OF the White Sox could not be
located here today, it was recalled
that both of them at the time of the
announcement vigorously asserted
they would have no relations with the
outlaws"
anticipating that his challenge
would be ignored, Gilmore said
month ago that in event of refusal
he would play a series within his own
league and declare the winner worlds
champions.
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SPORTING NOTES

Yousouf Hussane was awarded a
victory over DR.. Ben Roller Wednesday
evening in the opening wrestling
match Of the season at Mechanics
building, Boston. The contest was
booked to be to a finish best two out
Of three, but a single fall decided.
After 81 minutes of speedy and inter-
esting work, Hussane picked Roller
up and threw him, and, Roller landing
on the back Of his head, was knocked
unconscious. AS he failed to recuper-
ate sufficiently to do himself credit,
George v Touhey, who was refereeing,
declared Hussane ire winner
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Stated for Mitchell in 18th.
BOSTON.

TWO base hits-Liebold, Lewis, Car
rigan, Hooper. Three base hits-Bar
bare, Gardner. Sacrifice hits-Scott,
Janvrin. Sacrifice y-Speaker. Stolen
bases-Gardner Carrigan. Double plays
Chapman. Lajoie and Bassler; Chap
man, Barbara and Lajoie; Lajoie and
Turner. IIits-off Mitchell 10 in I in
nings; Dillinger 1 in 2. First base on
ba1ls-off Mitchell s; off Dillinger l.
Hit by pitcher-by Mitchell /, Lewis.
truck out--by Mitchell 5: Foster l.
First base on errors-CIeveland 1; Bos-
ton 9. Left on bases-Cleveland 6;
Boston 8. Time. 2 hours. Umpires,
Chill and Connolly.
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PIRATES DROP TWO
GAMES TO PHILADELPHIA

philadelphia, Sept. 17.-Philadelphia
won two games from Pit!sburg today
and ousted their opponents from fifth
place. The scores:
First Game:
Pittsburg .......0 0-3-e-S
Philadelphia ....2 l Q-6-9-l
Batteries-Harmon, Councilman and
Gibson, Coleman; Jacobs, Mattison and
Doom. Time, 1.4S. Umpires, Eason and
Quigley.
Second Game:
Pittsburgh ......0 0 0 0-0-6-1
philadelphia 80 0 0 0 2 0 0-2-5-0
Batteries: McQuillan, Kantlehner
and Coleman; lineup and Burns. Time,
lao. Umpires, Eason and Quigley.
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CHICAGO DEFEATS THE
BROOK WHITES BY 5 TO !

Brooklyn. n. Y. Sept. 17.-Chicago
won from Brooklyn today, 5 to /, in
10 innings. 1t was a pitchers battle
between Vaughn and Reulbach for
nine innings. In the 10th the Brooklyn
twirler lost his effectiveness. The
score:
Chicago 100 0 o 90 / 4-5-11-1
Brooklyn $50 l 0 0 0 OIL 81
Batteries-Vaughn and Archer;
Reulbach and McCarty. Time, 1.5. UNI
pires, KLEIN and Emslie.
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GIANTS WIN ANOTHER
EASY ONE FROM CINCIS

New York, Sept 17-New York won
another easy victory from Cincinnati
tdoay, the score being 10 to l. Doug
lass was very wild. Mathewson was
strong throughout and allowed only
six hits. The score:
Cincinnati ....0 / 0 0 0 0 o O. 1-6 3
New York 80 0 4 / 0-10-90
MISUNDERSTANDING, Douglass and
Clockson Mathewson and Meyers,
Johnson. Time, LAP. Umpires, Byron
and O'Connor.
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GRIDIRON NOTES

Bates football candidates sweated their
way through two hours of practice in
Wednesdays hot sun on Garcelon field.
Coach Greene was in uniform again but
on account of the weather and Tuesday,
stiff tackling practice, the work was not
hard. Considerable time was spent in
dummy practice running signals and 60
ing down under punts. The Harvard
game the 26th is craving near rapidly
and the outlook for the Lewiston college
to hold the men at Cambridge is poor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-18

2.30 CLASS-PURSE 500
Teddy c. Big (Day) .....1
Lula Braden, GIN (Page) ......2 5
King Edward, bg (Holmes) %
Billie B. By Durrill) .....4 ,
Silke Forbes, blk (Hayford) 3
Time-2.25 1-2; 2271-2; 2.29,
2.27 CLASS-PURSE s1oo
cyclone, bg Preston) .....5
Maine Cochato, b s(simpson)
Johnny L. chg eNickerson) i
Teddy By (Pelletfer) ID
= a ney Greenlander. Big
(Gross) dr
Time-2.51; 2.2S 81; 2.8o.
2.19 cLAss-PURsE $3.50
Nellie Grey, gm (Reynolds) i
Direct Bradeen, brs tReynolds)
Oodfellow. chg (Wells) ...2 .
Time-2.24; 2.25; 2.2S1-2.
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BASEBALL NOTES

Burglars ransacked the home Of
Capt. John j. Evers of the Boston Ma
tional League baseball club at Troy,
NJ Y, Tuesday night and no trace can
be found of a chest Of silver present
ed Evers by the people of Chicago, or
CT several solid silver cups received
by him during his career on the dia-
mond.
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Phil LPHIA DEFEATS
DETROIT BY 8 TO 3 SCORE

Dertoit, Sept 17.-Philadelphia's
persistent hitting and Pennocks eff
feetive pitching gave Philadelphia an
s to 8 victory over Detroit today The
score:
Philadelphia i o L o 0 1 0-S-9-1
Detroit ....2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3-7-1
Batteries: Plank, Pennock and
Lapp; Dauss, Main, Reynolds and
Baker.
Time EOS. Umpires-Dineen and
Egan.
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Maps ARE Defeated BY The
VISITING RED SOx 8 TOT IN
CAME OPENING THE SERIES

fourth straight game to Indianapolis
and fell back to the second division.
The score:
Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 0 2 o. 81
Brooklyn 20 0 2 l 0 0 2 0--5-12-4
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WASHINGTON POUNDS
IN WIN OVER ST. LOUIS

ST Louis, Sept. 17.-washington
pounded ST. Louis pitchers hard to-
day and won Il to 2. The score:
Washington 3 2 8 0 4 0 0-12-14-2
ST. Louis 80 0 0 0 0 o. q So
Batteries: Bentley and Henry;
James, Mitchell, Southern and Leary,
Hale, Agnew.
Time: 235. Umpires-Evans and
Sheridan.
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BOXING NOTES

San Diego, Cal, authorities have re-
moved the lid and 20-round bouts will
again be permitted.
The hackers of Colin Bell, champion
heavyweight Of Australia, can do the
100-yards in 10 seconds and do more
than feet in the high jump.
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YANKEES DEFEAT WHITE
SOX BY 7 TO z SCORE

Chicago. Sept 17.-Peckinpaugh won
his first game as manager today when
New York defeated Chicago to 2.
Peckinpaugh assumed the duties Of
manager yesterday. The score;
New York ......O 0 / 0 0 4-7-12-1
Chicago ........0 0 0 . ~ IL
MISUNDERSTANDING and Sweeney;
Benz. Lathrop and Schalk. Time, i.5S.
Umpires, Hildebrand and O'Loughlin
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Mitchell Hit Hard and
Has Poor Support
Foster Effective
Against Locals
OTHER ANN GAMES

Cleveland, Sept. 7.-Boston opened
its series here by defeating Cleveland,
to ]. Mitchell pitched poorly and
was miserably supported. On the other
hand. Foster was every effective and
wss splendidly backed up in the field.
The score:
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Attendance Records
Broken-Great Racing
At Oxford County Fair

Norway, Me-, Sept. 1.-Two of the
races on the second days card at the
Oxford County fair went in straight
heats. Islander took the first heat of
the 220 class. but Phil Deforest won the
next three and race. with Islander finish
ing last in each. Attendance records at
the fair were broken. The summary:
23O CLASS, TRoTTING.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Baltimore 3, Kansas City 2

Baltimore, Sept. 17.-Baltimore
made it four straight from Kansas
City by winning today's game, 3 to 3
The score:
Baltimore IL 2 0 x-3-9-1
Kansas City % 0 0 0 2 0 0-2-6-o
Quinn and Jacklitsch; Stone, Cullop
and Easterly.
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BOSTON

Two base hits-Dolan, MaranvilIe,
Schmidt, Smith. Hits-off Sallee I
in innings; off Robinson 2 in l in
ming Sacrifice hits-Evers ., Nash,
Whitfield. Sacrifice fiy-Magee. Left
on bases--St. Louis5; Boston 7. First
on halls-off Sallee 2, Robinson l, Ru-
dolph /. First base on errors-St.
Louis l. Hit by pitcher-by Robinson
tCather). Struck out-by Sallee 5;
Rudolph @ Time las. Umpires-
Rigler and Hart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-18

Willie Lewis, who has returned from
Europe, has been matched to meet Ru-
dolph Mccoy Oct. Is, in Brooklyn. Nc,
Coy will on Oct. 5, meet Joe Borrell in
Philadelphia.
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American League Standing
Games Today

Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
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CHICAGO 6, Pittsburgh 2

Pittsburgh, Sept. 17.-Pittsburgh
was unable to hit Brennan consecu-
lively today and Chicago won to
O. The score:
Chicago 20 1 l 0 0--6-13-0
Pittsburgh % 0 0 0 0 0 Il 80
Brennan and Wilson; Dickson,
Walker and Berry.
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Buffalo 7, ST. Louis 2

Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. 17.-The Buff
falo team took the game from st.
Louis today, to 2.
Buffalo 100 8 l 0 0 x-7-9-1
ST. Louis 80 1 1-2-7-3
Schulz, Woodman and Lavigne;
Groom, Crandall and Simon.
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Matty Baldwin and Tommy Murphy
of New York have been matched to
box Sept. 20 at the Atlas Club. After
that bout Langford and Gunboat
Smith are likely to meet.
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RUDOLPH BIG STUMBLING
Stone IN ST. LOUIS PATH
TO VICTORY over the Braves
Unable to Hit Boston
Twirler Consecutively
And Stalling's Men
Win 5 to | Score
OTHER GAMES
The inability of

Boston, Sept. 1.-THE inability of
st. Louis to hit Rudolph consecutive
~. resulted in another Boston victory
today, to l. Dolan hit the first ball
pitched in the opening for two bases
and scored the visitors only run on
Higgins single and Magee's sacrifice
fly. The score:
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STRAIGHT HEATS FEATURE
RACING At MADISON

Madison, Me-, Sept 17.-fSpeciaD.-
Three good classes of racing were run
off here today at the second DAYS pro-
gram of the Somerset Agricultural
Society fair The summary:
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Federal League Results

Baltimore 3, Kansas City ?.
indianapolis /. Brooklyn ).
Chicago 6. Pittsburg 2.
Buffalo Z, St. Louis 1.
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Federal League Standing
Games Today

Kansas City at Baltimore.
Indianapolis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Pittsourg.
St. Louis at Buffalo.
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National League Standing
Games Today

st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AND TODAy'S GAMES
National League Results

Boston 8. st. Louis l.
Chicago 5, Brooklyn /.
New York 10, Cincinnati l.
Philadelphia 6, Pittsburg first camel
Philadelphia Q, Pittsburg (seeond game)
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RACES AT CALAIS FAIR
PLEASE THE BIG CROWD

Calais. Me-, Sept. 1.-THE racing at the
st. Stephen Driving Park Wednesday in
connection with the Charlotte County ex-
hibition was exciting enough to satisfy
the big crowd.
There were two spills in the PIP event
In the first heat Thomas S. and the Out
law were in collision, both horses being
thrown and the OUTLAW slightly injured
In the second heat. Rowen, the driver of
Prince Aldine, was tossed out and in
jured. Prince Aldine was distanced. The
summary:
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Indianapolis ?, BROOKLYN 5

Brooklyn, N Y. Sept. 1.-THE
Brooklyn Federals today lost their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-18
10000 People at Cher
ryfcld Fair Wednesday
Track Record Smashed

Cherryfeld Ne, Sept. 17-About 10000
attended the West Washington County
fair Wednesday The track record of 2.1S
made by Prince Louis in 1912, was cut to
2.16ls by the mare Myla NJ, owned and
driven by W. L. Davis of Dexter. The
summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-18
American League Results

New York I, Chicago 2.
Philadelphia 8, Detroit 4.
BOstoa S, Cleveland l.
Washington l., st. Louis ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-18
ESQ CLASS.

2.12 TRoTTING AND 2.l5 PACING.