davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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What Kind of Limb.

Uncle Sol threw aside the letter he was reading and uttered an exclama- tion of impatience.
 "Doggone!" he cried. "Why can't people be more explicit?"
 "What's the matter, pa?" asked Aunt Sue.
 "This letter from home" .Uncle Sol answered, "says father fell out of the old apple tree and broke limb.''
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How to Prevent Lockjaw.

A German physician recommends d. recting a Jet of hot air on 8 wound to prevent lockjaw. Even a jet of air of the ordinary tem perature from bi- cycle pump or an electric fan or bel lowawill, 1t is said, check the develop ment of the bacillus which causes this dyveo dieease
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cOh struction Firm.

Articles of incorporation Of the Jefferson Construction company were filed in the county clerks office yesterday. The company is capitallz- ed at s1,O0O, the stockholders and or ficers being H. E. Monk, president Thomas R. Craig, vice president; Leila F. Monk. secretary-treasurer.
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spectacles Known to AneIents.

spectacles Known to Anclents.
 There are evidences in ancient writ' ings that some sort of spectacle was used at an earlier period than that in which de Spina lived, but to what extent or with what effect Is nor known. It is thought that for some ages the Chinese have employed spec tacles for .he relief of defective eye sight and probably they were known fo the ancients.
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Prof Gardner Reelected,

Little Rock, June 2-At a meeting of the board of control today, Prof. I. B. Gardner was reelected superin- tendent of the Deaf-Mute institute, thus clarifying an uncertain condition that had existed for several weeks. Ther had been a very general demand for the retention of Prof. Gardner.
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IT G. Submarine Breaking.

Washington, June 2-Rear Admiral Moore at Honolulu reported today that the sunken submarine F-4 probably would break under the present meth ods of lifting, but he will be able to lift the narts. Bad swells are delay ing the work.
 The boat now is nearly upside down.
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GERMANS READY
 ID FALL BACK
 BEFORE FRENCH
,(Continued from Page 1.)

sharp fighting in the LaPretre re- glon are reported by the French.
 Paris claims that Joffre's troops have held all their gains in the Lo- reta hills.
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SnitefuI.

Ragged Rogers-"De lady in de next house give me a piece of homemade cake. Won't you give me somethin', tooS" Mrs. Spiteful-"Certainly, I'll get you l pepsin tablet. t."-Exchange.
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Uncle Sam will Test Your Watch.

Uncle Sam Will Test Your Watch.
 Send your watch to the bureau or standards at Washington, and an ex' pert will test it. and give a certificate showing its accuracy exactly. A fec of 50 cents to s is required. A bull .letin has been issued by the govern ment showing just how to take care et your watch.
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SalyadOr's Vice President Stricken.

Philadelphia, June 2.-Don Alfonso Quinones, former president of Sal vador and now president, was stricken with pneumonia today while visiting here with other delegates to the recent pan-American financial conference.
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Most Numerous RelIaIon.

Most Numerouo KeI10Ion. 2 The Buddhists yare the most numer' ous of the religious groups of man. kind, numbering some 500,000, 900. az axainsts some Z 200, 100000 Mohamme- dam, S0,000,00o Hindoos. 400,000.000 Christians. 25O,00o.0oo Confucianists and about 2oo.ooo.0oO "paganA." or s.hesthen."
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LIFE SENTENCE FOR WOMAN.
Albert Steele Convicted of Strangling Step Childo

ausskegon, Mich., June 2.-Mrs. AL s.eele, found guilty of strangling .4-year-old stepdaughter, today sentenced to life Imprisonment. result of a statement she made o,e sentence was passed her hus- iu Nthe father of the dead girD was sa into custody.
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Rarlecue for Negroes.

Announcement is made Of the nrsl barbecue Of the season TOT negroes the event to take place at College Heights on June 4 and ,. The com mittee on arrangements is composed of John Green, Warner Wilson, Rev. R. B. Martin and Rev. c. l.. Lewis: The affair is benefit for edueatlonai
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ROumania Buys.

Binghamton, N. Y., June "A rush order for 5OO,OO0 pairs of army shoes has been placed with local firm by the Roumanian government.
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Must Prove Their Wortn.

No matter how many gCud it,et iou have, your worth is measured those you carry out.
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MARQUARD BALkS
ON TORONTO DEAL

New York, Aug. N.-It was stated to-
day that Rube Marquard, the famous
pitcher Of the New York National
League club, will not report to the To-
ronto International League club. to
which he has been released. It was also
said that Marquard has no intention of
joining the Federal League. but believes
that if he could obtain an unconditional
release from the Giants h, could sign
with the Boston or Philadelphia clubs
of the National League. Neither of these
clubs, however, took advantage of the
opportunity to pay the price Of his
waiver.
Manager McGraw was quoted az saying
that he would not give Maruuard an
unconditional release and that If he
wants to continue drawing his 5000 SAL
airy he must report to Toronto. The sit
uation affecting Msrquard seems to be
deadlocked.
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BOXING NOTES

Almost thousand people saw Wild
Bill Fleming come back Thursday
night at Bangor and win a decisive
victory over Ernie Mcintyre Of Houl-
ton. Fleming was always on the ag-
srcssive and his body punches had
so much steam in them that he had
the colored boy hanging onto him
throughout the bout. But it was
right cross to the java perfect
knockout punch--that sent Mcintyre
to the mat in the last minute Of the
second round and allowed the Old
Town boy TO "romp home with the
bacon"
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TIGERS TAKE Two
PRESS BOSTON CLOSE

Detroit, Aug. N.-Detroit crept within
game of Boston today by winning two
easy games from New York while Cleve-
land was defeating the league leaders.
The scores were s to / and II to 2. The
tigers made 10 hits off Cole in tho first
two innings Of the first game but were
stopped by Shawkey. Neither Pieh nor
Manager Donovan was able to puzzle the
Detroit batsmen to any extent in the Sec
ond contest, although Donovan received
an ovation after he famed Cobb with the
bases full in the sixth inning. The
scores:
First game:
New York 80 0 0 0 Q 0 o. 10
Detroit .......2 Q 0 Q X-S-15-1
Batteries-Cole, Shawkey and Nuna-
maker; Dubuc and Stanage. Umpires,
OLoughlin and Hildebrand. Time, 1.39.
Second game:
New York 30 0 Q . 0 O. g. so
Detroit .......2 / 8 0 Q x-11-142
Batteries-Pieh, Donovan and Alexan-
der; Bo,and and Stanage. Umpires, Hill
debrand and OLoughlin. Time, 1.1O
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2 s e.: s: SPORTING NEWS ss % ss
SKOWHECAN
winner FROM
BELFAST TEAM

skowhegan, Me. Aug. N.-(Special).-
Skowhegan defeated Belfast here today
with fat margin of score, II to 4. An
derson was well supported by the Show
hogan ball pickers. who showed a total
of only two errors made by Fishburn and
redeemed by a two-base hit. whereas
four errors were recorded in the handi-
work Of the Belfast players. Anderson
famed 10 batters to McLe,lans one, and
Mcclellan passed six men to Anderson's
one-and thereby hangs tale which
does not need to be told, especially if it
is further noted that the Belfast bat
tiers met the Anderson delivery for only
four hits while the Skowhegan sluggers
amassed a handsome total of u clean
singles. The score:
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*-Batted for Gregg in lth.
**-Ran for Cady in eth.
.-BatteG for Thomas in Sth.
..-Batted for Scott in 9Th.
Cleveland ....1 0 ! 0 . 0 0 X-i
Boston ...2 0 0 %
Earned runs-Clcveland 3: Boston g.
Two-b base hits-kirke, Smith. Cady,
Speaker. Three-base hit-Fooper. Sac
rifice-Hooper. Stolen bases-Graney,
Speaker, Hooper. Double plays-Scott
and Gamer, Chapman, Wambsaanss to
Kirke. Eits-off Gregg in 6 innings:
off Mays in . innings; off Mitchell s
in % innings; off Jones in Is in
nings. First base on balls-off Mitchell
3; off Jones ,; off Gregg 3. Hit ~
pitcher-by Mitchell. (Speaker). Struck
out-by Mitchell 3; by Gregg 4; by
NAYS First base on crrors-Cleveland
l. Left or bases-CleNcland 4; Boston
H. Time. 1.4o. Umpires. Connolly and
Wallace.
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HOME RUN DRIVE
WINS FOR STL0U|S

Brooklyn Aug. 27,-Miller's home run
drive with the bases full in the eighth
inning won hard hitting game for St.
Louis today by Il to I. Five pitchers
were used and all were batted freely.
The score:
St Louis .1 0 1 2 Q 2 ) 0-11-l2-3
Brooklyn 80 . 0 0 2 i 7-13-5
Batteries-Perdue, Meadows and Sny-
der. Gonzales; Dell. Appleton. Smith and
McCarty. Umpires, Byron and Eason.
Time, 2.35.
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BRAVES AND CHICAGO SPLIT EVEN--
BOSTON CAPTURES FIRST GAME ga
AND THE CUBS TAKE SECOND, 4 TO |

Boston, Aug. 27.-Boston split even
with Chicago today, winning the first
game to and losing the second 4
to l. Pierce started both games but
in the first he was removed with on
ly one out after Boston had hit him
safely five times and scored four runs
Standridge then took up the task but
could not stop the slugging.
In the second contest, Pierce held
the Braves to four hits. and a single
tally while his mates had no trouble
in hitting Raglan. Fisher, the Chica-
go shortstop, furnished the fielding
features. The score:
First game:
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LYNN SHUT OUT
BY LOWELL, 8 TO 0

Lowell, Mass, Aug. 27-Paddy Green
gave Lynn just one clean hit today
while Lowell hit Martin hard and won
to O. While the score shows two hits
for Lynn, one was a fluke. the ball
dropping between players who might
easily have made a catch. Ordway got
Lynn's one solid drive-a single to
center in the seventh. Mum gathered
brace Of singles and two triples, scor-
ing five Of Lowell's runs. The score:
Lowell ...1 2 3 0 0 0 2 x-S-13-4
LYNN .....O 90 0 0 0 0 0 90 2-2
Batteries: Green and Ahearn; Mar
tin and Haight. Umpire, Aubrey. Time.
$50.
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PH|LL|ES SWEEP
SERIES CLEAN

Philadelphia. Aug. 27.-Philadelphia
defeated Cincinnati today, to .,
making a clean sweep of the series
of four contests with the Reds. The
score:
Cincinnati ...0oo2 1000 O-2-6-3
Philadelphia % o l x-49-1
Batteries: Mckenery and Wingo;
McQuillan and Burns. Umpires-
KLEIN and Emslie Tome 140.
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LEWISTON.

Tank can also play almost any posi-
ton in the infield
For center field, George Talbot, the
Bates College star. Talbot leads them
all in batting, with q grand average of
.517. He is a great outfelder and hard
worker. He never fails when he is called
upon and has won many games for Gar
diner.
Clutter Harvey has the right field
garden. Harvey has good throwing
arm and he is a good hitter. Harvey is
a good pitcher also.
A GARDINER FAN.
Gardiner, Aug. q.
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Gardiner Fans
Choice for An
|fAll=Trolley Nine

&Etcr Kennebec Journal:
nnebec Journal l noticed, that some
~ had picked a nine from the TROLLEY
RAgue to play new England League
m The team was picked as follows
htchers-Bates, Winthrop; Stinson
augusta.
I eatcher-Beaudoin, Gardiner.
M hase-Wison, Winthrop.
d hase-Coady. Augusta.
ID base-Boardman. Hallowell.
Short stop-Fuiler. Winthrop.
| left feld-Merrill, Gardiner.
csnter feld-Fagan, Hallowell.
Right feld-Harvey, Augusta
! Nov what's the matter with putting
4Seafse Talbot or that team? A man
M batting average of .5l7 certainly
sa to be able to play ball well enough
Y there. Talbot has won more than
NRme for Gardiner by his timely hit
NY and fielding and I see no reason why
Dsfaouldnt be on the, team.
FodpMius is the team should pick out
q aA 3pr cities:
'"caMeore, Gardiner; Bates, VIM
anp; sdnson, Augusta.
Reconsideration. Gardiner,
s' nase-Wiison, Winthrop.
"a Oase-Coady. Augusta.
Oh Dase-Boarcman, Hallowell.
Lett heid-Nessln, Gardiner.
center neid-Talhot, Gardiner.
Right feld-Haryey, Augusta
Monte" Moore, one of the bes- n,.o,-
80 IN inc league. gained his reputation
" hoioIns the heavy hitting Harvard
' ~S'n 70 one hit and no runs last sprine
monte has been pitching good ban for
S'.Is' ms summer and he is a good
s., suhsoh is good pitcher and eood
E,,,.. men IN bad hole or a pinch
s. .,s0as cool head and iron nerve often
''i's' him through.
s. asas' the Winthrop pitcher seems -
he ~ne'hing on the bal. as shown in
hs s,n- win Augusta when he held
biz, sSag Senators to three or four
a.. ,, catcher Beaudoin Of Gardiner
N - ,A all He is the best catcher
ar,s .0Aeg League has seen Ne bas
srssss "v vera of 1898, which is a good
a.,s, o., ""eh IT comes 10 ninch Leo
/. can VS.. All the players know how
ar :. aisoW 10 second. If bv accider,
bis deans shem should try to steal on Leo,
Ion s'a "a Wilson needs No t tntra sas
s s.a to the fans. He : no ihlleaue,
conan and all the pitchers trem ns v Sa,
he homo, y. me bat. Joe Coady holds |
mar s ~ OF being the best seoond h ,eS
iee on hss. isasue' Nobody can eoua,
!oe is .,s vases and in fielding the ham /
also good hitter Tie paN
d, Third nd base goes to l-no,. %.
pash, SANDY as When he is needed sl@ IN
The zane ne never fails them, as shown IN
F., . same with Gardner sa,ursav 0"H
ps .p5 short stop Rolo rsssn as "a,
nice sfs. well He IS s sa3' 4hr ,ns,
Ham, 4slder and heavy hitter. '"
class 'l 81, Of the Gardiner ,e ou,he IL t
sr.,tiss, =, ss,s BY himself Merrill !. IS I'm ~
hard hl,t ssl'e Err. in the league. he IS me
40 he is rev,, s an average of .sss
aas ry Cobb on bases.
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F|TCHBURG TRIMS
WORCESTER, 6 TO 5

Fitchburg. Mass, Aug. 27.-With two
out in the 18th inning CASTOR singled.
went to third on a wild throw to flrsts
and scored on Duggan's hit winning
from Worcester, 6 to 5. A feature of the
game which was fast throughout, was
a onc-handed catch by Clancy over
second. The score:
Fitchburg-
00o021 io100 1-6-124
Worcester
1000 0 4 0 0 0 0 0-5- ga
Batteries Burning and CASTOR: Van
Dyke and Carroll. Jmpires. keeler
and Tuckey. Time. 1.50.
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TAKE
OPENING CAME

st. Louis, Aug. 27.-Thoush outhit by
the locals. Washington took the open
ing game of the series from St. Louis
3 to ! today. When hits were needed
most the locals We're helpless before
Harper. The score:
Washington 100 0 0 l . 0 0 0 o-3-4-1
St Louis ........0 0 0 0 l 0-1-5-1
Batteries: Harper and Williams;
Lowdermilk and SEVERED. Empires.
Chill and Evans. Time, 1.29.
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Hughes. Stolen bases-FItzpatrick.
Sacrifice hits-Tyler. Whaling, Nc
Larry. Left on bases-Boston IL;
Chicago 8. First base on errors
Boston 3: Chicago /. Base on balls
off Tyler 3: Hughes 2. Standridge 2.
Hits-off Pierce in 1-s inning;
standridge 9 in 62-3 innings; label
In / inning; Tyler 5 in Alb;
hughes in 42-5 Hit by pitcher
by Tyler. Zimmerman. Struck out
by Tyler 2; by Standridge 6; by
Hughes 3. Umpires-Quigley and
ODay. Time-2.03.
Second game:
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GIANTS TRIM
PIRATES, TO |.

New York, Aug. 27.-New York won
a fast well-played game from Pitts
burgh today to /. Doyle won the game
for New York with home drive in
the first inning. scoring Robertson
ahead Of him. The score:
Pittsburg ......0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0-1-1-0
New York .....2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2-5-0
Batteries: Adams and Gibson, Muir
ply; Mathewson and Wendell. I'M
pres, Rigler and Cockill. Time, Ito.
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RED S0x FILL BASES IN ninth
BUT LEWIS HITS INTO DOUBLE PLAY
AND CLEVELAND TAKES GAME, a T03

full slide into second base when wyckon
force him. Cicotte sacrificed Johns to
third and he scored the winning run on
Murphy's single to right.
Cicotte pitched a great game, allowing
the visitors but three scattered hits. The
score:
Philadelphia IL o 0 o 0 o 1 0 1854
Chicago ........0 0 o / Q 0 0 1-3-7-1
Batteries-Wyckon and Lapp; Cicotte
and Schalk. Umpires. Dineen and Nal.
lin. Time. Las.
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Cleveland, Aug. 27.-Cleveland defeat
ed Boston, to S, in the opening game
Of the series by punching hits Off
Gregg. Boston knocked Mitchell out Of
the box in the eighth, but Jones, aided
by brilliant support. managed to save
the game Boston had the bases filled
with one out in the 9th, but Lewis hit
into double play. Catches by Speak
er and Lewis and brilliant infield work
by Chapman, Barbara and Kirke fea-
tured the game. The score:
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M'GRAW SIGNS UP
15-YR.- OLD SCKOOLbOY

New York, Aug. 27.-Waite Hoyt, a
15-year-old High school boy Of Brook
Ign, who has just been signed by John
J. McGraw, manager Of the New York
National League Club, is said to be
the youngest ball player ever placed
under any form of contract by big
league club. Hoyt, who was a pitch
er of the Erasmus High school team
last year. weighs 165 pounds. After
seeing him pitch in a school game, Mr..
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White S0X BEAT
ATHLETICS, T02

recruit third baseman obtained from the
Columbus club of the American Associa-
ton, was the hero Of today's game with
Philadelphia. Chicago winning to in
the ninth inning. Johns started the in
ming with a single and made a beauti-
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LAWRENCE

TWO base hit-Hayden. Stolen bas-
es-Cl emens, Conley. Sacrifice hits
More, Sweat Double plays-Clem-
ems and Dowell; Harris, Warner and
OsteTgren. Left on bases-Portland
8; Lawrence 4, First base on errors
Lawrence l. Base on balls-off
More /. Hit by pitcher-Ostergren
Struck out-b, More 3; by Fuller >.
Wild pitch-More. Umpire-Brans-
field. Time 1.35.
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MANCHESTE

Two-base hits-Tierney, Denoville,
Mccarthy. Prysock. Stolen base-Fish.
Sacrifice hit-Snell Left on bases
Lewiston :: Manchester 6. Bases on
balls-off Tuero 2; off Reiger 3. Hit by
pitched ball-by Tuero Kilhullen).
Struck out--by Tuero 5: by Reiger 5.
Umpire, White. Time, lao.
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SkOWHEGAN.

Two-base hits-Fishburn, Fahey. Cur
tin, Br.gnolIa, Mcclellan. Stolen bases
Burke . Dowd, Chapman. Struck out
Anderson 70, Mcclellan l. Double play
Reed. Mettune, Reed. Wild pitch-Ander-
son. Base on balls-McLellan 6. Ander-
son. Sacrifice hits-Dowd 8. Umpire, AL
len. Time. $50.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDING

Other Games Thursday.
At Bangor-Easterns 10; Boston
Reds 4.
At York Beach-York Beach IL:
Amoskeags 5.
At Belfast-Rockland Il; Belfast 4.
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CUPES WIN FROM
MANCHESTER, 20

Manchester Aug. 2..-Tuero held the
Manchester players safe at all stages
Of today's game, Lewiston winning by
a score of . to 0.
The visitors punched hits off Reiser
in the second and third Reed and
Torphy made sensational plays. Score:
LEWISTON,
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DUFFS TAKE LAST
CAME Three TO |.

Lawrence. Mass, Aug. 21.-Portland
defeated Lawrence to ! today m the
last game of the season between the
two clubs. Lawrence led with one run
up to the sixth inning when Burns
home run with Herndon on second
base brought in two runs. The score:
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McGraw drew up an agreement with
Hoyt's father. whereby the Giants are
to have the services Of the boy when
he is old enough to play with them
1t may be two or three years before
he takes part in a league game.
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Two base hit-Archer Three base
hit-Schulte. Sacrifice hits-Schmidt,
Maranville Double Schmide,
Maranville and Schmidt Left on
bases-Chicago 3: Boston g. First
base on errors-Chicago 8. Base on
balls-off Pierce 5: Ragan .. Struck
out-by Pierce 4 Raglan 3. Umpires
O'Day and Quigley. Time . hours.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
American League Results

Cleveland 4, Boston 3.
Detroit s. New York (irst game): De-
troit II. New York (second game).
Washington 3, St. Louis /.
Chicago 3. Philadelphia 2.
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In the Bible. Old and New Testaments,
there are s,5ss.l73 letters, 1883 words,
3,N5 verses, uSs chapters and IS books.
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WOULD MEET
AUGUSTA ON
COLBY FIELD

,.u-ire communication from
>. ...sbegau Baseball Club was re-
= .oo late 70 handle in Friday
~,gs paper
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'Sales have shown continuous in
crease for forty years. Quality counts.
Largest selling brand Of 10c. Cigars in
the world. Factory. Manchester. n. H."
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LEAGUE STANDINGS !.
GAMES YESTERDAY
ToDAy's SCHEDULE
National League Results

,ago :. Boston l (second game).
St. Louis II, Brooklyn Z.
New York 2, Pittsburg L
Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati Z
Today's Games
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia. !
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Today's Games.

Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
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A,c,,..a VS.. Skowhegan.



movhegan, Me, Aug. 20 1'-''
D's 1910 me challenge issued to
49, engagement Of the Augusta
sW wv Taarns Team. for a game in
''lles Gov purse Of $500. the win
Ta' c''s ~ ne entire purse and so
10 .1A :. ,be gate receipts, and
een.' N NOV cent we give the fol-
u ioss oa % Viz.
9'-s rnry grounds are not satisfac-
NV r,anae-oent especially the
w., ~
'''1''1 1,so ,,e.bo5 Of collections from
t,aroa NAT WOW the game is
Y sa onr liking the grounds being
- oil and. as the Augusta man
VA - Wa inferred many times
's-''., a. I'M MANY "nlkers."
:, w. IL, no, feel il a justice to
noo,lo .ha. have followed cur
y w." - ,ha hau field this season
''.''T ~ c;yeD an equal chance TO see
." " :. IL same minimum ex.
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Totals

z-Batted for Bresnahan in Sth.
zz-Batted for Standrdse in sth.
Boston =. ........6 X-9
Chicago % "a
Two base hits-FitZpatrick, Schultz,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
New England League Results

Lowell s. Lynn 0.
Lewiston 2, Manchester 0.
Portland 8, Lawrence l.
Fitchburg 6, Worcester s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-28

BROOKLYN at Buffalo.
Kansas City IT 81. Louis.
Chicago at TittsbErs
Newark at Baltimore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-28
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING
Federal League Results
ToSay's G-r.ss,

St. Louis s. Kanras City 4.
Pittsburg {, Chicago 2.