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OLD WORLD NEWS.

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War Stops PlIgrimages.-Oner of the
effects of the war is the suspension
of pilgrimages, especially to the Holy
Land and Lourdes. q
Irish Christian Brothers.-The Irish
Christian Brothers in Rome have a
handsome college in the Pratt, attend
ed by $50 students.
Catholic Imperial Guards:-In the
Imperial Guards of Germany there are
no fewer than 1905 Catholics.
o'conneII and Benedict xv.-The
Holy Father has presented a rich gold
chalice to the Church of Santa Maria
immaculate di Pegli in Genoa. This
is the church wherein the baptism of
his Holiness is recorded. 1t is also
a church of interest to Ireland, for in
it's register is recorded the death of
the great O'Connell, who died in
Genoa close to this building.
New 5enedictine Monastery for Ire
Iand.-The Rev. Dom Patrick Nolan,
o. S. B., of Erdington Abbey, Eng
land, is at present in Ireland looking
out for suitable foundation for a
Benedictine monastery. Dom Patrick
is the author of the we'll known His
tory of the Irish Danes of Ypres."
Ypres was captured by the Germans
recently.
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Nuns in Harvest Fields.-In the cur
rent issue of ILLUSTRATION, of Paris
France, there is a beautiful picture OF
franciscan nuns at the Chatelets, near
ST. Brieux, at work in the harvest field
in their white robes and white flowing
wells. They are cutting wheat, and
stacking it in place of the young peas
ants who are engaged in the war.
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Catholic Leads Scottish Scholars
The blue ribbon of classical scholar
ship in Scotland falls this year to a
former student of ST. Aloysius' Cath
Ollie College, Glasgow. The distinction
in question is the Ferguson Bursary
of $50 per annum for two years,
which is open for competition among
the graduates of the four. Scottish
Universities and which has been Sc
cured this year by Mr.. Patrick Nc
Glynn, M. A., of Glasgow University
The bursary is much priced by Scot
fish students, not because of it's in
trinsic value but because, being open
to the graduates of all the Scottish
Universities, it naturally creates a
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keen spirit of friendly rivalry between
these institutions, with the result that
the foremost classical scholars of all
four Universities enter into competi-
ton.
A PriestIy Family Recently, at his
sons residence, Clashmore, County
Waterford, died John Flavin, brother
of the Ven. Archdeacon Flavin, Clon-
mel, Ireland, and of the Rt. Rev. Mgr.
Flavin, Des Moines, Iowa, U. S. A., and
father of the Very Rev. ]. Flavin,
Adm, Pro-Cathedral, Dublin; the Rev.
P. Flavin, G. c., Kingstown, Ireland,
and of the late Rev. M. Flavin, Rector,
Manchester, England.
italian Priest Inventor.-Rev. Fa-
Their Domenico Argentieri of Aquila,
who has invented pocket system
of wireless telegraphy, has refused
an offer from the German Govern
ment for the rights to his discovery
He says he prefers to place the in
vention at the disposal of his own
government. The apparatus costs
about So and is said to be capable OF
intercepting messages from the Eiffel
Tower, which is 73O miles from Aqui.
Ia He has carried out satisfactory
experiments before an Italian com
mission.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-11-07

Notable Lay Converts.-Among the
notable lay conversions in England
lately are: Lieut.. Col. H. F. Eden,
son of the late Col. w. F. Eden, Agent
Governor-General of Rajputana, India,
and his niece, Miss M. G. E. Balm
bridge, daughter of the late Col. E. T.
cambridge, Commanding Royal Scots
Fusiliers. They were, received into
the Church by Rev. T. Walmsley Car.
ter at Sheringham.
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Antwerp and neIand.-Among the
many stained-glass windows in Ant
werp Cathedral, one was given by
Henry VII of England to commend.
rate his treaty with Philip of CASTLE
In the sixteenth century the Lutheran
"reformers' smashed many of its
statues and images.
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Friars in Armenia.-The Capuchin
Friars are endeavoring to establish
religious schools in Armenia that shall
compare favorably with European in
situations of like nature.
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Omaha Cathedral School Opened
Recently at Omaha, Neb.. the new
Cathedral School was formally open
ed. Addresses were delivered by Fa-
Their Harrington, pastor of the Cattle
dral parish and by Mr.. Arthur Mullen.
The school will be conducted by the
Sisters of st. Dominic. In general
outline, the style of architecture
of the school is a modified form
of the Spanish Mission style,
and consequently harmonizes to a
large extent with the beautiful cathe-
dral near by. 1t has a frontage of
126 feet and depth of 70 feet It
contains sixteen large, well-lighted
and Observation-Disclosures class rooms
and four music rooms. Underneath
the western wing of the building is
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innocent VII and Benedict XVI
Pope Benedict's family gave a Pope
to the Church $40 years ago, in the
person of Innocent VII, who also had
been a Bishop of Bologna,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01
Braves and Quakers
Battle for 13 Innings
In the First-Jannes
Holds Safe
Second
OTHER NAT. GAMES

Boston, June 30.--Philadelphia and
Boston divided double-header today,
the visiting team taking the first con-
test, to 4, in Ii innings and Boston
winning the second, to 2. Darkness
stopped the second game after eight
innings had been played.
Philadelphia took the opener by hit
ting the home team. Boston twice tied
the score after the opposing team had
obtained what appeared to be a win
ming lead. Four hits and a sacrifice in
the 18th gave Philadelphia two runs.
In Boston's half of this inning Rixey
was relieved by Alexander after one
hit had been made.
The first man to face Alexander
tripled, scoring a run but the next
three struck out In the sixth inning of
the second game, Boston scored four
runs on four hits, a sacrifice, base on
ballc and three errors. James allowed
the visitors only four scattered hits.
The score:
First Game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01
AUGUSTA PLAYS GARDINER
AT QUiMBY FIELD TODAY

The Augusta Trolley League team
will go to Gardiner today where It
will cross bats with the strong Gardi-
ner team on Quimby field. Gardiner
has dropped three straight games
since the season opened and will go in
with determination to win today's con-
test If such thing is possible. Au-
gusta which won the last two games
played, will struggle to annex another
victory and Capt. Coady feels that
with an even break in matters his
team will be victorious. Stinson will
undoubtedly be on the firing line and
if he pitches anywhere near the game
that he did against Hallowell Wednes-
day with all the errors behind him the
outcome will be favorable Either
Moore or Davidson will be on the Ar
ing line for Gardiner. A large num-
Der of fans will go down to Gardiner
from this city to help the team bring
back a win.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01
JULY 4 RACES AT
CALAIS GROUNDS

Calais, Me-, June 30.-The following en-
tries have been received for the racing
events at the Calais fair grounds on July
4. which assure good sport:
2.21 CLASS.
Bob Macea, blk &, 2.21, c. B. Mckay.
Eugene, br &, 2.22 "a, d. w. Groves.
Pinto. br &, 221 IA, Chas. W. Cone
Weary Willie, br &, 2.A Ia, Harry Ha-
ley.
Climax, h, 224 12. w. H. Reyes.
227 GLASS.
Harry Fearless, b g, A. C. Williamson.
Lee Wilkes, blk 6, 2.2s Ia. d. W.
Groves
Sally M. p, blk m. w. Fl. Keyes.
Pills. g, 2.H 3-4, Harry Haley.
Annie Laurie, m, A. johnson.
Barlum, m, Bert Riley.
The races will be mile heats. best three
in five. The purses are sl25, 500, 500. and
the racing will be continued until one
horse in each race wins three heats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01
LETTER TO MARSANS
URGES HIS RETURN TO
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

st. Louis, Mo-, June 30.-A letter
from August Hermann, president Of
the National Baseball Commission.
urging Armando Marsans to return to
the Cincinnati Nationals, was received
at the headquarters Of the st. Louis
Federal League Club last night. Mar
sans deserted organized baseball sew
eral weeks ago, but after a few days
was prevented from playing with the
local team by Federal court injunc-
ton.
The letter says: This letter lie writ
ten for the purpose of again advising
you that the Cincinnati Exhibition Co.
is ready and willing at all times to
observe and carry out in good faith
all the terms and conditions of It's
contract with you and 1 urge you to
return to the team. We have no play
er to fill your place on the team and
there is no opportunity for US to find
any man of your ability to fill the
place made vacant by your absence"
The Federal League officials express
ed the belief that the letter was writ
ten to establish legal point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01
BOUTS THIS WEEK

WEDNESDAY-Joe Jeanette VS..
Jim Johnson, New York.
THURSDAY-Joh nny Kilbane VS.. X.
o. Mars, Cincinnati All Norton VS..
Joe Bonds, Butte; K. o. Eggars VS..
Johnny Munice and Teddy Murphy VS..
Barney Riley. University A. C.
FRIDAY-Sailor Petroskey vs. Jack
Dillon, Kansas City; Gene belmont VS..
Kid Pappas. Denver; Charley Cutler
VS.. Bill shanks, Chicago; frankie
Burns VS.. Charley Lain, Rockaway.
SATURDAY-Ad Wolgast VS.. Joe
Rivers, Vernon, Cal; Billy Murray VS..
Geo. Chip, San Francisco; Jack Brit
ton VS.. Johnny Griff1ths, Canton, o.
Joe Mandot vs.. Johnny Dundee, New
Orleans; Pal Brown VS.. F. Whitney,
Superior, Wis. Jimmy Clabby VS.. Me
Goorty. Sydney. Australia: Leach
Cross VS.. Red Watson, San Diego;
Geo. X. o. Brown VS.. Howard Morrow,
Benton Harbor; Mike Schreck VS.. II.
Wiggam. North Vernon, o.; Carl Nor
ris VS.. Al Kubiak, Sapulpa; Mike Glib
bons VS.. Bert Fagin and Tom Gibbons
VS.. Bill Misl1ie, Hudson. Wis: Jimmy
Duffy VS.. Johnny Lore. Columbus;
frankie Russell vs.. F. Gage. Ell Paso.
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BOSTON

sRan for Becker in 18th.
ssBatted for Crutoher in 9Th.
s*sBatted for Schmidt in 18th.
Philadelphia 2 0 o o0 0 0 0 2-5
Boston ...2 0 0 0 0 / 0 0 0 II
Two base hits-Magee, Paskert, Gill
bert. Three base hit-Connolly. Home
run-Luderus. Hits-off Crutcher In
6 innings; Strand in innings; RiXey
II in IL innings tnone out in 13th); Al
exander / in l inning. Sacrifice hits
Lobert, Evers. Sacrifice fiy-Maran-
VILE. Stolen bases-Cravath, Schmidt,
Gilbert. Double plays-Rixey to LII
derus: Meanwhile to Evers to Schmidt.
Left on bases-Philadelphia 8: Boston
10. First base on balls-by Rixey ),
Crutcher 4. Strand 2. First base on
errors-Philadelphia 1. Struck out-by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01

Louis Dutil of Augusta defeated
Mclean of Bath in the second of a
series of three for the State roller
skating championship Friday night at
the Rollerway in Lewiston. Dutil
did the mile in three minutes and ten
seconds. Mclean took the lead at
the start and held 1t for six laps. At
the seventh lap Dutil passed him and
at the twentieth had attained a lead
of 25 feet which he increased to 80
before the race ended. The track is
% laps to the mile. Mclean won the
first race week ago and Dutil's
win evens up the series. There was
good sized crowd to watch the
sport The final race will take place
soon
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DETROIT TIGERS BEAT
WHITE SOX BY 8 TO |

Detroit. Mich. June 30.-Detroit batted
Russell from the box in the fifth inning
of today's game after making more than
enough runs to win the game, winning
S to /.
Ed walsh making his first appearance
here this year, pitched the last two In
nings. In the eighth Bakers triple. Du-
buc's single and two errors by Fournier
gave the Tigers three runs
Heilman, playing in Cobb's place. made
a remarkable catch of Fourner's fly in
the fifth inning the score:
Chicago .........0 0 0 1 0 0-1-6-5
Detroit .....0 o 2 0 8 x-S-9-1
Batteries-Russell. Scott, Walsh and
Schalk Dubuc and Baker. Time, 1.5o.
Umpres, Dineen and Connolly.
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x-Batted for Williams in the 9Th.
Worcester 90 0 0 0 x-4
Portland 80 3 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Two-base hits, Shorten, Whitehouse.
Mayherry. Three-base hit, Shorten.
Sacrifice hit, Hayden. Stolen base,
Burns. Double play. Lonregan to
Bowcock to Dowell. Left on bases,
Worcester 5, Portland /. First base on
balls, off Cav !; off Williams 2. First
on errors. Portland .. Struck out, by
Cav 8: by Williams 3. Passed ball.
Carroll. Wild pitches, Williams ..
Time. 132. Umpire, Doherty.
Second game.
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day, Cleveland taking the first to and
losing the second to 0.
Gregg had the better of Hamilton in
the first game. the Maps for once being
able to solve the delivery of the St Louis
southpaw. A fuke home run by Turner
with two on bases finished St. Louis.
Turner made a double and two singles
also. In the second game the Maps could
do nothing with Baumgardner when hits
meant runs. The scores:
Cleveland IL / o 0 o 0 8 x-s-1l-0
ST. Louis 30 0 0 0 0 0 2-3- 7-3
Batteries-Gregg and O'Neill; Hamilton,
Herch and Agnew, Crossin. Time, Loo
Empires, Egan and Evans.
Second game:
Cleveland 30 0 0 0 0-0-S-3
ST. Louis ......1 0 2 0 0-5-9-2
Observation-Disclosures, James, Bowman
and Bassler: Baumgardner and Crossin
Time, LIS. Umpires. Evans and Egan.
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PHILADELPHIA

Two base hits-Gardner, Oldring.
Three base hit.-Speaker. Home run
Schang. Sacrifice hits-E. Collins,
Strunk. Sacrifice fy-McInnis. Stol-
en- base-Hooper. Double play
Schang and Barry. Left on bases
Boston 5; Philadelphia I. Bases on
balls-off r. Collins l. off Wyckoff 4.
First base on errors-Boston /; Phil
adelphia l. Struck out-by r. Col
Inns 4. by wyckoff 5. Passed balls
Schang. Wild pitch-Wyckoff. Time
-1.52. Umpires-OLoughlin and Hill
debrand.
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First Game Is Won by
4 to 3, While Second
Is Captured by
4 to 2
OTHER N. E. GAMES

Worcester, Mass, June So.-Worces-
ter defeated Portland in both games
OF double header played here to-
day. In the first game Worcester filled
the bases with two out in the seventh
and Shorten's hree-bagger won the
game, 4 to 3. In the second game, Mon
ahan's singled with two out drove in
the tying run, and errors by Lonre-
gan and Dowell gave Worcester two
runs and the game, to 2. The score:
First Game:
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TESREAU COMES BACK
and WINS FOR GIANTS

New York. June 30-Jeff Tesreau, who
was ordered out of yesterdays game by
Umpire Johnson, came back today and
beat Brooklyn in the third game of the
series by score OF to l. In addition
to pitching strong game for New York,
Tesreau broke tie in the fifth inning
when he drove in Stock with three
base hit. He scored on a wild pitch.
Brooklyn .......0 0 0-f-4-1
New York 80 0 1 2 0 x-S-5-2
Batteries-Reulbach, Raglan and Fisch-
er. Tesreau and Meyers Time, 40. Um-
pres, Byron and Johnston.
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NY. YANKEES GIVE
SENATORS HARD GAME

Washington. June 3o-Ainsmfth's single
in the 18th inning, scoring Mcbride from
second, gave Washington TO ] victory
over New York today in hard fought
game Two pitchers were used by each
team and all weree Elective. The score:
New York .........0 0 Q Q o e-l-I-2
Washington ......0 0 0 0 / 0 1-2-5-o
Batteries-K eating, Caldwell and Swee-
ney: Ayres. Johnson and Henry. AIM
smith. Time, 240 Umpires. Chill and
Sheridan.
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BOSTON.

x-Batted for Oescheger in Sth.
xx-Ran for Schmidt in 9th.
Philadelphia III 0 0 0 0 1 0 %
Boston .........0 0 0 0 0 4 x-4
Two-base hits, Connolly, Gowdy.
Luderus. Sacrifice fly, Deal Sacrifice
hit, Lobert Stolen base, Connolly.
Left on bases, Boston l. Philadelphia
4. First on balls, off Oescher 2; James
2. First on errors, Boston q Philadel-
phia /. Struck out, by James g.;
Oeschger 8. Time, 1.30. Umpires, Rig
Ter and Hart.
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PITTSBURG LOSES IN
CLOSE GAME | To 0

st. Louis, June 90.-Sallee bested Har-
mon in pitchers battle today, ST. Louis
winning the second game of the series
with Pittsburg by to 0. St Louis scor-
ed It's run in the seventh after two were
out Dolan walked, stole second and
came home when Wilson singled In the
second inning Pittsburg had the bases
The score.
Pittsburg 80 o 0 o o 0 0 o-0-4-3
st. Louis ......,0 0 0 0 0 0 x-1-5-1
Batterles-Harmon, McQuillan and Cole
man. kafora; Sallee and Wingo Time,
128. Umpires, KLEIN and Emslie
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HAVERHILL wins AFTER
10 INNING BATTLE

Haverhill, Mass. June S0-Campbell's
circuit drive in the 10th inning gave Ha-
verhill victory over Fitchburg 10 4 to-
day. The game was closely contested
throughout, the home team tying the
score twice. In the seventh, Howard hit
for four bases and in the ninth Flaherty' 8
Texas Lacquer brought home Yelle.
Cooney. the visitors shortstop, obtained
three hits in four trips to the plate The
score.
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EVENTS OF THE DAY IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS

the fifth and seventh innings, coupled
with fusilade of hits which included a
home run by Safer in the eighth, gave
Chicago the second game of the series
today by to l. Humphreys held the
Cincinnati 80 0 0 0 OIL As
Chicago .......0 0 o / 0 x-5-11-0
Batteries--Ames and Clark Humphries
and Bresnahan Time, 2.24 Umpires,
Quigley and Eason.
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LEWISTON

Two base hit-Mathews. Sacrifice
hit-O'Connell. Double plays-Phoe-
nix and Mundy. Bases on bans-by
Lehman 1, by Radlof 2 Struck out
by Lehman >; by Radloff 8. Hit by
pitcher-Wacob. First base on errors
by Lowell /: by Lewiston >. Left
on bases-Lewell I; Lewiston 4. Time
LES Umpire-keeler.
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PORTLAND

Two base hits-Shorten. Sacrifice
hits-Strands. Stewart. Double plays
--Cooney to Dowd; Roes to Cooney to
Roes; Burns to Dowell; Bowcock,
Lonregan to Dowell. Left on bases
Worcester 6. Portland 4. First base
on balls-o Watkins 8; Vandyke l..
First base on errors-Worcester ..
Portland /. Hit by Pitcher-Dowd.
Struck out--by Watkins 8; Vandyke
.. Wild pitches-watkins ?. Time
1.13. Umpire--Doherty
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RED SOX BEAT
CHAMPIONS BY
AS TO 3 SCORE
Mix Hits with Errors of Phila-
delphia and Win-Col-
Inns Hit Hard, Is
Well Backed
OTHER AMERICAN GAMES

Philadelphia, June 30.-Boston mix
ed hits with battery and fielding err
rors by Philadelphia and won today's
game to 3. The home team hit Col
Inns delivery hard but sharp fielding
kept the score down. Manager Car
rigan of Boston was sent off the field
by Umpire OLoughlin for disputing a
called ball on E. Rollins in the sixth
inning.
The score:
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New England League Results

Worcester 4, Portland first game) |;
Worcester 4, Portland Second game).
Lawrence 5, Lynn 3.
Haverhill g, Fitchburg 4.
Lowell 8, Lewiston l.
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The Trolley League management
was busy Tuesday afternoon putting
out posters for the double-he with
Hallowell Saturday. July 4. The fore
noon game will be played at 10 A. NJ.
in Hallowell and the afternoon game
in Augusta a $50.
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EASTERN ASSOCIATION

At springfeld-New London Is, SPRING
field l.
At Waterbury-Water ., Pitts
field 5.
At Hartford-New Haven 2. Hartford 7.
At New Observation-Disclosures 49, New
Britain s.
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LAWRENCE DEFEATS
LYNN BY I TO 3 SCORE

Lawrence, Mass, June So.-Erors by
Sheehan and Murphy had much to do
with Lynns defeat by Lawrence to-
day, to 8. One of Sheehan's errors
came in the seventh inning after two
were out, allowing the home team to
score TWICE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01

On account of wet grounds the
game between the Augusta F'ederals
and the Togus nine which was TO have
been played Tuesday will take place
tonight. The men who are to play
will go out on the 40 car.
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PHIL ADELPHIh AND BOSTON
SPLIT DOUbLEHEADER IN NATL
LEAGUE GAMES PLAYED TUESDAY

Rixey 5, Alexander 3, Strand A. Pass
ed ball-Killifer. Time, Sol. Umpires
Hart and Rigler
Second Game:
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LEWISTON LOSES TO
LOWELL TUESDAY 81

Lowell. Mass June 30.-Lewiston
could do very little with Lohman's
curves today and Lowell won to /.
Lewiston's errors contributed to the
Lowell victory. The fielding of O'Con-
nell at third for Lewiston and Cargo
at second for Lowell was a feature.
JGpCEII
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Two-base hits-Howard, Yelle. Home
runs-Reiger, Howard, Campbell. Sacri-
fee hits-Smith. Cooney, Spires. stolen
base-Ryan. Double play-Reiger to
Smith Left on bases-Haverhill 5. Fitch
burg 10, First base on errors-Haverhill
/. Fitchburg 2. Struck out-By Reiger 6,
Scanlon q Time, 1.5O. Umpire, Black.
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COLONIAL LEAGUE

At Brockton-New Bedford 10, Brock
/ ton 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 9, Fail Riv-
er 8.
At woonsocket-woon Q. Taun-
/ ton a
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American League Results

- Boston ), Philadelphia g.
Cleveland s, ST. Louis first game);
Washington 2, New York /.
Detroit s, Chicago l.
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STANDINGS AND TODAY'S GAMES
National League Results

Philadelphia 5, Boston first game, Is
innings; Boston 4. Philadelphia (sec-
ond gamel.
New York 3. Brooklyn l..
ST. Louis /, Pittsburg 0.
Chicago 8, Cincinnati l.
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INTERN ATIONAL LEAGUE

At Toronto-Toronto l. Rochester 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Newark g.
Only two games.
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DUFFY'S men DROP TWO GAMES
TO WORCESTER-ADD GREATLY TO
!. LEAD OF new ENGLAND LEAGUE

Two-base hits, Connolly, Moulton.
Hits. off Dedricf, 6 in 1-3 innings
burning, in 1S innings. Sacrifice
hits, Luyster, Connolly. Stolen bases,
Luyster, Bruggy, Mahoney, Fahey.
Double play, Mahoney to Aubrey. Left
on bases, Lynn 8, Lawrence I. First
on balls, by Fullerton ., Dedrich /,
burning 3. First on errors, Lawrence
2, Lynn l. Hit by pitcher, by Ded-
rich (PepplQskD, by burning (Bruggy).
Struck out, by Fullerton Z; Dedrich A.;
Burning l. Passed bal-Bruggy. Time,
1.55. Umpire, Bannon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01
American League Standing

Games Today
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Detroit
New York at Washington,
ST. Louis at Cleveland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01
Maps AND BROWNS
Divide DOUBLE
HEADER TUESDAY

Cleveland, June S0.-The Maps and
Browns divided a double header here to-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-01

A Bunch of Money
Someone is going to
get it in the Picture Puz-
zle Pastime to start soon
in the Journal. Be ready
to enter.