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b four Sunday school is progressing
nicely now, with Mr. Clarence VII :
son .as superintendent, Afr. Hanip
Hicks. clerk. and Miss Auiiie Nelson,
oreanist. yi .
Mrs.; W. H. Crenshaw and little
children. Charles and Nam and Mrs.
Ellen jenkins, all of Pcndleton. and,
Mrs. Metties Gillespie were visiting
Mr. aud Mrs. lawrence Craig OF
Central Last Wednesday 70
! A goodly. number OF our young poo7
plc. and ciderlones too, enjoyed ( q
nice singing at-valr and Mrs. Pauf
dillcspie'a las. wednesday, night,
Mrs e. e. Wilson and little 9chii-
dren gi5ited Mrs Nv. II .BIiicks, last
Sunday cypning ~ b 5:.;s f,
Z gNIr. W., G.si tYilgon and daughter,
Miss Leila, visited the &c rmer'sr sister,
Mrs. r.. w / Nelson last Tuesday
Branch played ballast Fri6ay after
noon. . great many Of our Younger.
aet went to AicElnpyle to; see st;le
game. They, .repr.fted tho game TO be,
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F cugh6 and Died is
AS asP Private

!: FARB,. Ma 'ch 19.A-.ta:.ii5 pm !.
The deatliios Henri CoJltgrons coun-
soilrr Of Sta on the field OF battle
in castt rn Franiee was aanohnced to-
day. GoIijgnon.w was 30 years
OF g ga, volunteered u ia p9iyato SOL
dicr. AZ;
lie tal b sn$fHhting for Jmontlls IN
tao tr1f,ches aad u Gcor;ing to his
'otiicerss. sho we srsmgr ableS GOODNESS
and brslycry ffe3s " Recommended
several stiMc for promo ion, to the
rank of sc md 1ieutegaut,. which. 'hu
refused pr sSriIe tosse .ye az u nri-
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EEIE Seneca
Another DerD wen For Nencca.

Anuihrr .'ftp EcI For Seneca.
SENECA, Mtrch ia contract
for anoiiicrsdeep well for the town
o! Seneca has been let TO Mr.. } j.
M'iliiamston,l and work began on it
- slrrday. II is being drilled On the
corner OF Malta stree; near the Citizens
parf. Il iashou6iit thai the we'll. will
Hot bc uiorqtua" 30 foet deep It will
he Il great convenience 10 those in
that end OF he town.
Fopuiar Young Couple TO Wed.
Ii lias been publicly announced that
Miss Mac Hamilton. ana Mr.. r. d.
Neil are e. be married III the Pes
byterian scrlirch here. on April 2l.
Nils: Hamilton is the d. liter t.f Mr.
". G. Hamilton. one uf the most
successful business men in this sec
ton 1T tis country. She l.; Il young
woman b: hihny chpFms and much
good sense. and justly popular with
all ciasso., ages in colUrs. in Seneca.
AZ. Neil isfone of the proprie.crs OF
the Scnc IL Garage, hut until recently
H"G the accommodating baggage man
IT the tcpot here. n tha: capacity lie
made friends with The public gen
orally ir' his agreeable service These
Young neople have the good wishes
0i eyer! body IN. seneca for their hap
piness n their new life.
On last Sunday Miss Rosie Black
ana NJ. Lee Dic';1on were married ut
ne h ne OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Black. The ceremony
was performed By the Rev. Jas. Ma
..Gn.
Mis-, Lucy Harbin and Mr.. Root.
Sand.r5 were married. at the home oil
Mrs. Ella Whicn. sister Cf the bride.
Friday night. in Anderson. Mrs.
SanG,rs' Is Il daughter o. Mr.. j. a.
IIarbln OF the Shluh section of this
equity. AMI Mr.. Sanders has lived
neg; Walhrila for . ;.uii.iicr IF years.
\ NHnibcr OF Deaths.
Mr.. John W. Hunter. Sc years Of
agp died at his home in the Retreat
lion of tiln county. lie was :. men,-
bt of large and influential family
nj Oconee county.
Mrs. c. l. McGufin died at the
homie OF lic:' father, Mir. j $. Den
n, in tile Old Liberty section of this
e. Inty last Thursday morning. she
VAS IS years vi age and had been Il
sufferer from Brights disease for sonic
t me. Mrs. Nic(iutiiI IS survived by
i or. husbah;. and three small child
en-.
The friends in this county of Mr..
". II. Cary, OF Honea Path. will be
sorry TO learn that he is critically
ii. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs: G. W. Gignilli.t and
Miss Sue Gignilllst hayc returned
from an extended visit 10 Miami and
other. points in Southern Florida.
4 Miss; Wiuges. who has been visiting
Miss Norma Gignillist has returned
TO her home in st. Matthews. !
Mrs. ". n. NlcClellon, of Wood
bury, Ca, is visiting relatives in
oconeei County. Mrs. McClellon is q
sister Of Mrs : John W. Dapis of
Walhalia. Mrs Arthur. Davis OF
Grcenvillc visited relatives in this
community last Sunday.
Miss Mary Julia Shanklin, of An
derson is visiting her. grandmother.
AIrJ. Julia Shanklin. near here.
Z Mrs. Ed. Adams, who has been
visiting Mrs. j. W. Stribbling. has
TO her home in Hartwcll
Mr.5J. S. Robinson went TO Madi-
son Friday
ar q Hamilton has been i'll
Atlanta this wee. on business. 4
I Horace Wood and Willie Austin.
cadeta at Clemson College got 'home
for tile day. Thursday, on account of
birthday.
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N i,ss y KRTPTGy AEHE
Baf .tssc ccinti0 ita sk IL /; s Judge
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have sile Eelsisi office of referee sIf
Giiisruptes re- sta abl ishsd g an = ders
SOD md "a comm tee OF the il I0sal lsar
obiation win be appos osntesl sl, ,ostllisy
to- cal upon ljfs ted States Judge Josr
rsfis Johnaon ef the newly creisS ed,
tInitad 9, ssstales district court for the
western disTt ss,i South Carolina and,
ask hin to f;eatef las office here
md apnoiat ansiiGone i; 4 Il 1855
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H / Y Ell ,ll Ell Ken
TO yEosto.s For Ta'ial

!, BANGOR, tias.; March 40 Wevncr
. Horn, chtirgc& Evil 'illcgai interstate
;transpp prtatienf ploGtyes ir#con
I l;ection,ewitii aL'pt5ul wreck Tie
(: International bad s5Ibri,lge 2.w;;s
taken to- E5os tziaT as a arasul.
5s;f5the flndsn Sera14 'uninissioa-
Ssr5t &; tjharles - he re&t odayi8F The
commits sione d thu, tho lildict-
alllaisaut lllaiau Waara nt# 1h!fcicn. basis
for hUldipg Ey iieE soner The de-
Tense ,:s mot 9.i5i Q; release: of Horn
sonSthe Efo fintS filtaSS hos vas a beili-
sgeront ydngil gedg act5ent war, was
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ATHLETICS and
new YORK SPLIT

New York July THE Philadelphia
Athletics made it four games out %
FIVE from New YORK in the series by
dividing q double header today. New
York took the first game IS 10 ). Phil
adelphia the second. TO ). The first
game proved q very amateurish ex-
hibition. Croweli and Davis walked II
men. and were found for l. hits In
the second game. Sha Wkey. recently
sold by the Athletics to New York,
pitched his first game in Yankee
uniform and was hit hard by his for
mer teammates. The score:
First Game:
Phila. .....o 90 90 = 5-lr-0
New York 3 oIl3 x-lS-I2-l
Batteries-Crowell Davis and Lapp.
McAvoy; Caldwell and Sweeney. I'm
pires. O'Loughlin and Hndebrand.
Time. hours.
Second Game:
Philadelphia o / . > 0 o o 1--s-I2-1
New York "a 0 > > o / o-5- SO
Batteries-Wyckoff and Lapp:
Shawkey and Nunamaker Cmpires.
Eldebrand and O'Loughlin. Time. $50.
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HALLOWELL wins
FROM GARDINER
IN TEN INNINGS
Ashworth Is Passed in 10th.
Steals Second. Then Third
And Brings in Winning Run
On Duncan's tumble

Hallowell. Ne, July 1.-(SpeciaD--ln
a thrilling le-inning contest Halloween
defeated Gardiner at Muster field
Wednesday afternoon by a score OF
to . Hallowell began the scoring in
the third. Coady. the first man up
went out on a grounder which East
man folded to first. Kewer drew his
second base on balls and stole second
Boardman was safe at hrst when Da-
wilson dropped Talbot's throw OF his
grounder. kewer taking third Pagan
drove long single 10 right. scoring
kewer and putting Boardman on
third. Pagan attempted to steal sec
ond while the ball was in the pitcher s
box and while he was being run down
between first and second Boardman
scored Ashworth hit safely but AL
len struck out.
Merrill. the first man up. lined out the
longest hit Of the game to deep center
for three bases and scored when
O'Brien's relay throw went over tnlro
baseman's head. The next three men
were disposed of in order
In the eighth a splendid catch OF
Noore's high fly by Mclaughlin and a
remarkably stop and throw 20 first Q!
a hot grounder Of Merrill's by Q Brien
prevented trouble, but in the ninth
Gardiner tied the score. Duncan was
up first and Hit safely. Beaudoin fol-
lowed with a two-bagger TO left. Nor
ron struck out. Davidson hit fly over
second which O'Brien got his hands on
bur dropped and Duncan scored. Nc
Farlands erounde- TO second was re-
turned 10 the plate by O'Brien in time
10 catch Beaudo!n and Eastman filed
to Boardman. Hallowell went out in
the last half.
II the 10Th Merrill hit safely after
two were out but was left on second
hen Duncan was thrown out at first
In the. last half of the 10th Ashworth
was again given a base on balls after
one man was gone. He stole second
and third and came. home with the
winning run when Duncan fumbled
O'Brien's grounder.
The score:
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GIANTS SPLIT
DOUBLE HEADER
WITH PHILLIE|

Philadelphia. July New York al
Philadelphia divided a double-heads
today. the Giants taking the opeas
) TO and the home team the secoa
game. which went TO 10 innings. d
0. 1t was Suffrage day. and Nieha.
was presented with SO for making
home run. In the closing event les
reau pitched TO only - batsnen =.
nine Innings. Only two men got o
bases and these were victims in douba
plays. IN the 10th. Byrne singled, Ban
croft was called out when hit By
ball that he hunted. Whitfield doubl.!
and Byrne scored on Cravaths singh
The scores:
First Game:
New York . 0o1ol e-5....I
Philadelphia 30 o1I00 o-.-l.i
Batteries. MaIhewson and Meyen
Mayer and Killifer. Empires. Easn
and Byron. Time, 10
Second Game:
New York 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 1-1.it
Philadelphia 30 0 0 0 0 90 Q liz
Bartreies: Tesreau and Meyers: d.
mareA and Z. Burns. EMPIRES, Byx
and Eason. Time. l.43.
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SAYS HOLT FEARED
BEING IDENTIFIED

Glen Cove, n. Z, July THAT
Frank Holt, who shot J. P. Morgan,
committed suicide because of his
growing fear that he was soon to be
identied as Erich Muenter, alleged
wife murderer. was the statement
made tonight by District Attorney
Smith Of Nassau county.
Holt he said. evidently saw that
web of identification which vas be-
ing woven about him and thought it
best to kill himself before he was con-
fronted with the evidence that he was
in reality Muenter" However. an in
cident which the authorities were free
TO admit does not strengthen their be-
lief that Holt was Muenter. occurred
tonight when Thomas J.. Reedy. at
torney of record for Holt. received
from Hollis relatives in Dallas the
information necessary to get a death
certificate. 1t says Holt was born near
Milwaukee, Wiss., and that his faith
er's name was Frank Holt and his
mothers name unknown. Muenter, the
authorities recalled. was born in Ger
many.
The inquest into Hollis death-a
purely formal affair-will be held in
Hampstead tomorrow.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
fcentinued From Page SsVsn)

Two-base hits. Orcutt- oro"as'
Three-base hits, Gleason. Stolei
bases. Porter. Gleason Sacrince hits'
burning. Double plays. Ordway 10
Gleason TO HalStein: Sweat 10 oioae!
TO Dowell. Left on bases, Lynn .
po-,,.,a E;rs- base on errors. Lynn
,: Portland ;. Bases on oaiis' va
Durnine 1. Watkins >. Hits, of Durn-
ing 5 in s rs innings: off G. Williams
in is: Watkins. ? IN 1-s; H.
Williams 5 in s rs. Hi, by pitcher, by
burning, Dowell H. Williams: by
Watkins. Tierney; by H. Williams
Lynch. Struck out. by burning 3; oy
Watkins 5: by H. Williams l. Umpire
White. Time, Las.
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Gen. Ian Hamilton's Report
Pays Tribute to Work Of
Fleet Under Admit De RobeCk

London. July s. $40 P. M.-"Through-
out the events I have chronicied. the
Royal navy has been father and moth
er TO the army. Not one Of Us but
realizes how much he owes to Vice Ad-
miral De Robeck: TO the warships.
French and British: to the destroyers,
mine-sweepe-s and picket boats. and
to all their daurtless crews, who had
no thoughts Of themselves, but risked
everything to give their soldier COM
ra6es a fair run-in az the enemy.
Thus General Sir Ian Hamilton, COM
mander Of the allied troops at the
Dardanelles pays tribute TO the navy
g, the end % his first report describ-
ing the perplexities Of the landing on
che Callipo:i peninsula
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WORKED IN TEXAS
AS STENOGRAPHER

Brownsville. Texas, July Frank
Holt resided near here in the fall Of
1907 and in the spring of 1908. He was
employed as stenographer. While
working for a construction company
building a canal. he placed large
stones and several pick axes in his
room and Office. When asked what he
intended to do with them, he replied:
Someone is going to try TO kill me
and am going TO be ready
AT another time when an employee
OF the company startled him, Holt
jumped into large safe to hide. He
lived alone while here.
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BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES
UNION IN CONVENTION
AT OAKLAND, CALF,

Oakland, Cal. July THE advance
guards Of more than 300 Baptis,s from
all parts OF the United States and Can
ada were in Oakland TO attend the omen.
ing today OF the international convention
Of the Baptist Young Peoples Union.
which is 10 be held in connection with the
fifth annual convention OF Pacific coast
Baptist Young Peoples societies. Among
the speakers on the convention program
are: The Rev. Guy Lamson, Philadel-
phia. and the Rev. w ". Hamilton.
LynchbUrg, Va.
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LAWRENCE Wins
IN THIRTEEN1

Manchester, n. H. July Lam
renee won over Manchester here II.
day. TO ?. in Is innings Of sens
tional baseball. Shears pitched f.|
ball throughout the entire game tr
the visitors. Horsey. who relieve.
Slime in the eighth. weakened in III
18th and a double by Luyster. sing.
by O'ConneIl and triple by Mahon.,
gave the champions more tallies. Tts
hitting Of Spires and Luyster fe..
tured. Lawrence had IS men left O
the bases. The score:
Lawrence q I 0 0 0 d o 0 Q =,
Manchester
0 o Q q o Q ! 0 0 Q . o.,
Shears and F1aherty: Slime, Horse
and Kilhullen. Umpire. Bensfelt
Time, Els.
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TO the Woevre region. where the army CT
the German crown prince is on the OF.
fensive and making efforts to regain the
ground which It lost 10 the French In
April when the latter attempted to force
the withdrawal Of what is known as the
st. Mihiel wedge. The Germans have
won some trenches a, the tip Of the
wedge, but at other points, according 70
French accounts. they were repulsed with
heavy losses.
Artillery at Work
Artillery conbats continue from Arras
to the sea and It is stated tonight tina,
as a result of the German bornbardmen,
Arras is in flames and its cathedral de-
stroyed. The Germans also claim to
have re-taken the trenches which they
lost to the British north Of Ypres yes
terday. However, the fighting here ap-
pears to be Of desultory nature, despite
reports from Holland Of the arrival of
large German reinforcements for another
effort to reach Calais.
On GaIiipoIi
The GaHipoli peninsula again has bean
the scene OF very severe fighting, the
Turks on Sunday having made their
third attempt within a week TO regain
the ground which the Allies took from
them in their last attack. Sundays of.
fensive. like those which preceded, re-
suited. acc ording to British and French
reports issued tonight. in the complete
discontinue Of the Turks. who are said
to have suffered again severely. The
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IMMENSE FISSURE
BREAKS OUT ON MT,
lASSEN IN CALF,

Redding. Cal. July A fissure
nearly 1000 feet in length has devel-
oped along the northern face Of Las
sen peak and from seven points in the
split smoke and steam are escaping
according to visitors who are here to.
day after inspecting conditions on the
mountain. The crater itself was quies.
cent and appeared to be closed The
fssure originated at the northern rim
Of The crater.
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new GLOUCESTER BOY
DIES FROM B URNS
OF SCALD|NC WATER

New Gloucester. July THE little
four-yea--old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carsley of New Gloucester.
Lower Corner, fell backwards into a
tub OF scalding water Tuesday and
just before o'clock death came
Not in many a day has a more
tragic accident occurred in this vicin-
ity-an accident which has caused
more widespread and profound sor-
row, for the little fellow was unusual
ly attractive and interesting and was
beloved by all who knew him.
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Two-base hit-Foster. Three-base hit
Whitaker. Stolen bases-Collins, Beck
er, Mccarthy. Prysock, Maloney ., Demo-
Vile. Sacrifice hits-Ritter. Smith Gfy,.
Left on bases-Fitchburg ). Lewiston 1.
First base on errors-Fltchburg . Bases
on balis-OT Muirennan ;. off Whitaker
. Hit by pitcher-Mccarthy Struck
out-By Mulrennan 5, by Whitaker !.
Umpire, Aubrey. Time. is.
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SEVEN PLEAD
GUILTY IN THE
INDIANAPOLIS
FRAUD TRIAL

indianapolis. July 7.-Seven OF the
152 men who are facing charges Of
election frauds in the registration. and
primary election Of 1914. pleaded guilty
when arra;gned in court here today.
One hundred and thirteen others. in
Guiding Thomas Taggart. Democratic
national committeeman, Joseph E. Bell.
mayor OF indianapolis, and Samuel
Perrott, chief Of police. asked for a
change Of venue from Judge JAMES \.
Collins.
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BUFFALO WINS FROM
BROOK FEDS BY 3 TO 2

Brooklyn, July 7.-Cy Marshall to-
day started his first game of the wear
Tor Buffalo. the visitors winning from
brooklyn, 10 . Marshall was irwin
chile up to the eighth inning, when
the locals scored their only runs on
two singles and a pass. The score,
Buffalo ......0 II 900 o-3-7-
Brooklyn 80 0 0 0 0002 o-e4-a
Marshall Bedient and Blair; Walker
and Griggs
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THE BRITISH AIM
TO STOP EXPORTS
OF METALS USED
IN WAR SUPPLIES

London. July ar P. Ministers
have been taken by the British autnoH-
ties to prevent the further expectation
from Great Britain OF lead. spelter, an
tir1ony, nickel or any other metal neces-
sary in the manufacture OF munitions OF
war.
Announcement 20 this effect was made
By Munitions Minister Lloyd George in
the House OF Commons this afternoon.
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LEWISTON WINS
OVER FITCHbURC

Lewiston. Ne, July 7.-Lewiston de-
feated Fitchburg today 5 TO l. Whit
taker outpitched Mulrennan and the WIS.,
;tors felded poorly. Lewiston's base
running and fielding featured. Score:
FITCEBCRG
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GARDNER.

Two-base hit-Beaudoin. Three-base hit
Merrill. Bases on balis-Of Pagan ..
off Moore /. Struck out-By Pagan 10.
by Moore II. Stolen bases-kewer. Ash
worth >, Double plays-Moore to Duncan
20 Davidson: Mclaughlin TO O'Brien. I'm
pire, OConnell. Time, 2h. Attendance.
80
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CUBS DEFEAT
PIRATES 7 to-

Pit:sburg. July Heavy hitting b
Zimmerman and Fisher helped CHA
go defeat Pittsburg : to here today
The score:
Chicago ........3 0 . 0 0 0 / I n-1-ia-
Pittsburg .......1 Q 0 o 0 0 e-4-li-
Batteries: Lavender and Archer: At
ans, Cooper. Councilman and Gibsor
Schang. Umpires, KLEIN and Emsa.
Time. I.5o.
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BRITISH LECATE
IS Sent TO THE
BALKAN STATES

Rome. July 6, s.55 P. NJ, via Paris,
July !. SO A. M.-John Duncan Greg
DRY. secretary Of the British legation
to the Vatican. has left for the Bal
kan states on a diplomatic mission
for his country. He will visit Bucha-
rest, Sofia, Belgrade and Athens.
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BOY FALLS IN MILL
SLU|CE, MACH|AS,
And IS DROWNED

Machias, Me. July Am attempt
TO cross under saw mill cos, Ed
gar Ellsmore. the 1l-year-old son of
Austin Ellsmore, his life today. He
fell into the mill sluice and was
drowned
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GERMAN OFFICER IS
HEAVILY PUNISHED
FOR FALSE RETURNS

Frankenthal. Bavaria. via London,
July =. 11.31 a. M.-Jean Ganss, fac
tory director, commercial councillor
and former associate judge Of the
commercial court. has been fined o55.-
900 marks Gs3.15o) for making false
returns in connection with the levying
Of the armament tax. The fine amounts
10 20 times the sum OF which the gov
eminent contends it was defrauded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-08

the narrows OF the parianelles. but the
country between is strongly fortified and
Z gain Of few hundred yards is all tina.
can be expected al one time. There is
talk OF 2 new combined general attack
by the land ard the sea forces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City S. Columbus s.
St. Paul 5. Louisville I.
Milwaukee Cleveland postponed %
account of rain.
Minneapolis Indianapolis postpons
wet grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-08
FEDERAL LEAGUE
NEWARK AGAIN TRIMS
BALTIMORE BY 5 TO 3

Baltimore. July Newark made it
two straight from Baltimore today. )
to 9. Baltimore dropped into last place.
The score:
Newark .....3 % 1000 $50
Baltimore 30 > 0 o 900 O-3-s-I
Brandon and Rariden; Bailey and
Owens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-08
THE PORTLAND
STRIKE CLOSES

Portland, Ne. July THE journey
men plumbers Of this city, includ.ng
about l25 men. who have been on
strike for a week TO enforce de-
mand for higher wages, returned to-
night at the old scale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-08
WORCESTER wins IN
4TH ON PUNCHED H|1|

Worcester. Mass July 7.-Worces.
ter defeated Lowell today, 5 to ;. b.
punching hits in the fourth inning. n.
fielding OF Cooney was a feature d
the game. The score:
Worcester .....0 o D Q J 0 9 K
Lowell .......9 / o 0 0 9 0 81
Van Dyke and Carroll: Green an
Ahearn. Umpire, Keeler. Time, l.4'.