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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27

Today the Cubs are on their way
home and win begin their West Side
stand against the eastern teams Of
the National league tomorrow. They
have, escaped from the east with no
visible assets and there is no pros
pect of an immediate betteTment.
The team is no longer playing
bright baseball with Manager Bres-
nahan incapaCitated, Safer out of the
game and Phelan on the sick list.
McLarTy and Kniseley are doing their
best, but it isn't big league speed by
any means.
The pitchers in the last two games
against Boston worked heart-break-
ing affairs, games that should have
been won with any kind Of backing
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York, Sept. 13.-Wall Streets alb
sorbng interest in the diplomatic situa-
ton and the outcome Of the impending
foreign exchange negotiations was re-
fiected in the dizziness Of today's trading.
The market was in a state of suspended
animation for the greater part Of the ses
sion but became active and strong in the
final hours on reports that Washington
and Berlin had agreed TO submit the
main points of the Arabic incident to ar
bitration.
Another favorable factor was the an
nouncement of the placing of additional
large orders for steel and iron by foreign
interests. These orders, IL was declared,
are likely TO be considerably augmented
should large Anglo French war loan be
made by our bankers. Metal stocks also
made decided improvement, their advance
being associated with a better inquiry for
refined copper.
United States Steel was not only the
most active issue, but most potent in ef-
fecting the late rise, selling up Il TO IS.
on the usual large individual transac-
tons. War shares again contributed
very large percentage to the total but
this group gathered its momentum from
familiar professional sources. Bethlehem
Steel rose % to 1886, General Motors 81 to
2Ga Crucible Steel 81 70 81. and New York
Airbrake to 1i6. Stocks of less promi
nence in the same class were up point
or two. Railway shares repeated their
variable reactonary tendency of re-
cent days, every marked gain being soon
effaced on proit-taking or pear pressure.
Fries and some other loW-priced issues
were the only striking exceptions. Rock
Island made some upward progress early
in the session on reports that provision
had been made to meet forthcoming in
terest payment on It's debenture notes,
but lost all its advantage later. Total
sales of stocks amounted to $4,000 shares.
The uncertainty attending credit condi
tions between this center and London
was seen in the unsettled state Of de-
mand sterling. which fluctuated between
i64s and 4.61i. closing at 4.6sa. Bonds
were irregular, a condition ascribed to
further foreign offerings. Total sales,
par value. aggregated $4,000. United
States bonds were unchanged on call
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The Windsor
Fair RaceEntries

The following is the list of entries fol-
the South kennebec fair on Sept. IA, !;
and 16
GREEN CLASS-ss0
Bingen Swift, BIS y. B. Hall, Newcastle
Earl P. chg, c. E. Peaslee. Alma.
Della Braden. BIN, NJ. S. Tominson
Damariscot,a Mills.
Jersey Lily. BIN. F. NJ. Elliott. Water
Vile.
Felice Lynne, bkm. Or. A H Staples,
Brunswick.
Tammany Boy, rms, L. c. Bryant,
South Jefferson
Lucky. chm. Lon Rogers. Windsorville.
Oat race did not fill.
800 classic.
Bingen Swift, rs. D. B. Hall, New
castle
Earl r, chg. C. E. Peaslee. Alma.
Della Braden, BIN. NJ. S. Tomlnson,
Damariscotta Mills.
Jersey Lily. BIN, F NJ. Elliott, Water
willie.
Felice Lynne, blk m, Dr.. A H. Staples,
Brunswick.
Tammany Boy. rms. L. c. Bryant,
South Jefferson.
Mollic T. BIN. F. F. Trask. Augusta.
Jake DeForrest. hg. ?. H. Stuart,
Brunswick.
Jack Forbes. bs, r H. Stuart, Bruins
wick.
2,25 CLASS-s,5.
Walter W, bkg. ". Y. Ballard, Au-
gusta
Della Braden. hm. NJ, S. Tomlnson.
Damariscotta Mills.
Peru Bingen, bg. c. A. G. Simmons,
Warren.
lake DeForrest, bg, F. H Stuart,
Brunswick
Jack Forbes. BIS P. II. Stuart. Bruins
wick.
go CLASSIC.
Walter W. bkg. W. Y Ballard. Au-
'Binsen Swift. BIS. .. B. Hall, New
castle.
Jineles, bg. A. E. Hanson, North Mon
mouth.
Maggie F.. chm. c. E. Peas!ee, Alma.
Felce Lynne. bkn1, Dr. A H. Staples,
Brunswick.
2Iollie T. bm. f. E. Trask. Augusta.
Peru Bingen, bg. c. A. q. Simmons,
Warren
Jake DeForrest. bg. p H. Stuart,
Brunswick.
Jack Forbes, BIS, p. H. Stuart, Bruins
wick.
Tammany Boy, rms, L. c. Bryant,
South jefferson.
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HARMONY

Mr. and Mrs. George Tenney and
their family Of Hallowell, who have
been in town the last few weeks, re-
turned home on Saturday.
Mrs Emma G. Hight, who has been
at her cottage on the island all sum-
mer. made a brief visit e her father,
W. G. Bailey, and returned 70 Boston
on Monday afternoon.
f. A. Pattee organized bee Fri
day and commenced to paint the
Grange hall.
Mrs. Addie Kimball. Mrs. Addie
Willis. Mrs. s. A. lIaines and Mrs
Mae Gould attended Eastern Star
Lodge in Cambridge Thursday.
Hon. +. y. Merrill Of Skowhegan
visited his brother, NJ. ]. Merrill. on
Sunday afternoon.
A large number from this town were
in SkowheGan attending the fair on
Saturday. They included Mr.. and
Mrs s W. Herrick, Mr.. and Ilrs F.
r. TAYLOR. Mir. and Mrs Frank King
don. Miss Gala Corson. Ralph Den
ming. kleba Corson, c. B. Rhoades and
Myron Reed.
The Ladies' Aid Society presented
the farce. Packing the Home Mis-
sionary Barrel TO a we'll filled house
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|cDilK INIT NEWS Baseball Results in the Big
u VN " - Leagues ==Athletics==B Boxing
SA|ER'S ERROR ALLOWS BOSTON
RCASTHAT W|NFROM CUBS EVERS'
IN SEVENTH SAVES CAME BY CATCH

Chicago, Sept 13-Saier's muff and hoo.
OF pop fly by Snodgras., with two NOV
On bases and two out in the fourth IN.
r1ns. cost Chicago today's game with
Boston to L. Egan and Gowdv scorad
"heh the ball rolled TO the stand. Eyers
contributed one-hand smear of q Tey,s
ieaguer in the seventh inning with ,ha
hases hlled and saved the game for Ros.
ton The game was a nitnha-s' ha,,o
Barnes did not allow q clean hit un,i,
'he seventh. and he tLen was replaced
oF hughes. Safer was given credit for
nuke double in the fourth inning. Two
MEN were on the bases and SAFER aiaa
10 lett. Moran dived after the bah and
came UP with the sphere in his hand
umpire Eisier nlotioned Safer out. h,.
Eason motioned him safe, and Rieler 70
Versed his decision and two runs scored
Snodgrass had his hand badly lacAr-
ated by Fishers spikes at the start ~
TINS inning and had to retire thinner
man was ordered out Of the game by I'm
Iire Eason for disputing decision q,
third base. Manager Bresnahan also VIC
h"N'shed when he argued the nlays
Boston made only four HTS and -h,aa
q these We're credited to Mace Score.
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STATE BOWLING LEAGUE ABOUT
READY TO START FIRST CONTEST
NOT LATER Than OCTOBER FIRST

A meeting Of the officials Of the State
Bowling League will be held at the
Hotel North in Augusta the latter part
OF the present week to map out in a
general way the order Of things for
the season which is not so far away.
In attendance at this meeting will be
the we'll known proprietors of the al
leys which were represented by teams
in the tournament Of last season. who
are. respectively: Charles A. Pooler
OF the Casino alleys at Waterville, vice
president of the legaue; w. c. Buker
OF the Unique alleys at Gardiner:
treasurer Of the league; NJ. J.
McDonough of the l.. & A. Alleys
at Lewiston, president Of the league:
and Charles A. White the genial man
ager Of the Colonial alleys at Augusta
and secretary Of the league.
1t is announced that the schedule
this year will be a longer one than
any previously and that at the APP
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COPpFRS ROSTON
New York Produce Market

New York. Sept. 10.
FLOTR-Steady; spring patents e2o3
go winter patents 52oa54o; winter
straights 4a0d5l5
WHEAT-Spot strong: No. 2 red l2o IA
and No. . hard 1904 eff New York lake
and rail: No. ! northern Duluth 1903 IA
and No. northern Manitoba 97s elf Buff
falo.
CORN-Spot steady: No. yellow Sc is
prompt shipment.
oATs-spot easy; No white new 4oa.
fORkmBarely steady; mess l55oalsoo;
BEEF-steady; mess 17coa1soo; family
lS5NQ195N
LARD-Quiet: middle west sl56s25.
RCTTER-Barely steady; receipts 71S3:
creamery extras. 90 score. 25s; creamery
higher scoring 26q26s; frsts Aa25: sec
onds 224u23I.
EGGs-steady; receipts $3.50: fresh gath
cred extras 2sd29s; extra firsts 2sa6Ga;
firsts 24a@2s; seconds 22sd24A: nearby hem
merry whites fine to fancy S4d3ss nearby
hennery browns 30G32.
FOTAT0ES-Easer: long Island Dbl
l25G l65; Jersey ld15o southern No 10
lac: southern sweets 1882; Jersey basket
6l060
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REDS WIN over
GIANTS IN nth

Cincinnati. Sept. 10 Cincinnati won
an thinning game today from New York
6 10 5. Tesreau pitched good ball for
seven innings. the locals being unable
10 score while the visitors got three runs
off Dale. In the eighth Cincinnati made
SIX hits after two were out, scoring five
runs. New York tied the score in the
ninth with three hits Of Schneider, who
had replaced Dale. Benton took TIES
reaus place and held the locals safe IN
I'll the 18th, when he passed Rodgers
Schneider singled. Killifer sacrificed and
Groh singled for the winning run. Score
New York ....0 o o 0 0 2 Q O--5- go
Cincinnati ........0o Q Q 0 5 0 0 1--6-12-1
Batteries-Tesreau, Benton and Myers,
Doom: Dale, Schneider and Wingo. Time,
1.55. Empires. O'Day and Quigiey.
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Meeting Of D. 4 p. r. r. Co.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Dexter & Piscataquis r.
r. Co. was held at the Blethen House,
Dover last Thursday forenoon. The
out of town stockholders in attend
ance were A. F. Parrot Of Augusta
and F. W. Hill of Exeter. Mrs. Hill
accompanied her husband. The old
board of directors was reelected: j.
B. Mayo. S. 0. Brown. W. D. Sewall.
F. W. Hill, A. F. PARROT. The retiring
officers were also reelected: ]. B. Ma
20, president; L. P. Evans, clerk; ".
c. Woodbury.. treasurer; G. l.. Arnold,
auditor. The president and clerk have
served continuously since the organi-
cation CT the road Is years ago and
have never missed attending an annual
meeting.
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preaching meeting consideration will
be given to broadening the extent Of
the league TO include the teams, which
have made such fine showings, of Ban
gor and Portland. The probability Of
Haliowell's being represented this year
looms up as far more than mere pos
sibility.
1t is stated that for a two-man
league. prospects look good for the en-
trance of Portland and Bangor teams.
Their entrance into the five man team
tournament brings arguments both
pro and con. II is pointed out that
their participation would certainly
render an all-decisive title to the win
ner Of the tournament and assuredly
make its entire course more interest
ing.
All phases of the question will be
thoroughly considered at the meeting
Under any circumstances 1t is said the
schedule is planned TO bring the initial
contest of the season by Oct. l.
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N. Y. Gets TWO
HITS OFF JAMES

New York, Sept 1S.-Pitcher James
of Detroit held New York to two scat
tered hits and the Yankees were shut
sixth straight defeat suffered by the
local team. Fisher also pitched we'll
especially in the pinches. II visitors
being left on the bases. The score:
Detroit .......0 o o Q 0 $3.50
New York .......0 Q O o q 0 0 0--0-2-0
Batteries: James and Stanage: Fish
err, Russell and Nunamaker. Umpires,
Dineen and Nallin. Time. Is.
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PHILLIPS HOLDS
ATHLETICS DOWN

Philadelphia. Sept. 13.-Phillips. for
merly Of Wilkesbarre Pa, was very
effective against Philadelphia today
hit hard in four innings and Eccles,
2 southpaw. formerly OF jamestown, \.
y. was given a trial and did good
work. Pratt made two doubles and a
home run in four times at bat The
score:
ST. Louis ........1o2s oo11-s-12-1
Philadelphia 80 o / 10 o % Il
Batteries: Phillips and .eary; shee-
han, Eccles and McAvdf. rmpires,
Evans and Wallace. Time, H.
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; RUNS IN 1ST
BEAT INDIANS

Washington, Sept. 1S.-Three- runs
scored in the first inning were suffi-
cient for Washington to defeat Cleve-
LAND today. 3 TO ,. The visitors scored
in the fifth and filled the bases in the
ninth. with only one out. but Callia re-
placed Boehling and ended the rally
after one run had crossed. The score:
Cleveland .....0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 ITO
Washington ..3 0 Q 0 0 0 0 Ox-3-6-1
Batteries: Garrett. Jones. Carter and
OMEN: Boehling. Gallia and Henry.
EMPIRES, Chill and Connolly Time.
Lisa.
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in the Grange halI Friday evening

in the Grange hall Friday evening.
j. L. Johnson sang a very beauti-
full solo at the Methodist church Sun
day morning. An impressive service
was held as six people were baptized
and received into membership. They
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bemis, Mrs.
Annie Campbell, Miss Ethel Lewis.
Mrs. Agnes Rhoades and Mrs. Addie
Willis.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Kingdom left
on Monday for Bottle Lake, where
they will remain for three weeks
vacation. The pulpit Of the Methodist
church will be filled in Mr.. Kingdom
absence by Rev. Frank W. Brooks OF
East ST. Adams
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ST. LOUIS FEDS WORK
BUT FAIL TO WIN

St Louis. Sept. 13.-Four 81. Louis
pitchers and 10 batsmen proved UNEQUAL
to the occasion in the game with Newark
here today and the visitors won to 8.
Reulbach granted nine scattered hits,
while the St Louis quartet Of twirlers
failed to hold Newark to less than y
hits Though the local sluggers drew
four doubles frcm Reulbach, they came
at inopportune moments. The score:
Newark .......o Q 3 o 1-s-lo-:
St. Louis ......o 0 0 0 / o-3- 9.
Eeulbach and Rariden; Watson,
Groom, Wilett, Herbert and hartley
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PH|LL!ES FIND
PIRATES HARD

Pittsburg. Sept. ls.-After battling for
IS innings today. Philadelphia put over
two runs and defeated Pittsburg by a
score Of 4 to 9 In the 18th inning Whit
ted singled after two men and been re-
tired and stole second. going to third on
Murphy's wild throw. Niehoff was pass
ed and he also stole second. after which
Burns scored both men with a single 10
center. The score:
Philadelphia 02o00o0o0 02A-14-o
Pittsburg ....00o1 90 Q 900 O-2-13-
Observation-Disclosures and Rurns; Coop
er and Gibson. Murphy. Umpires, Byron
and Orth. Time, 2.29.
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BOUTS THIS WEEK.

TCEsnAY-Battlins Levinsky vs. San
y Ferguson. George Alser vs.. Belgian
s'cwn, Young Clancy Is. Cy Goodwin.
Foung Stone vs. Young Cooper. Atlas
"a A.
WEDNEsnAY-Ijm Cofey vs.. Al Ku-
TAG Montreal; Eddie Morgan vs. George
Clancy Baltimore
THrRSDAY-Sam Langford VS.. Jim
Johnson Brooklyn
FRlpAY-Joe Mandot VS.. Rocky Kan
Gas, Buffalo.
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BASEBALL NOTES

Night baseball is to be introduced in
Brooklyn on Sept, -. when the Buffalo
and Brooklyn clubs Of the Federal league
will begin a series with the aid of strong
electric lights. 1t was announced Satur-
day night hy the club. Robert r. Ward
president Of the club. has had Washing
ton Park equipped with five steel towers,
50 feet high, and claims that a new style
Of electric lamp viii do away with trou-
blesome shadows
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Boston Produce Market

Boston. Sept. Is.
BEEF-Whole cattle IA.
SPRING BRAN-234 $3.50
BUTTER-Northern 2SG2si; western %
aga.
CORN-No yellow s2s
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby 81
az: western 26d3..
FL0t R-spring patents 5l5a55o.
HAY-No. l grade -.
LAMB-Spring Isl
MINED FEED-25a2 %
OATS-No, > clipped white 4os
PORk-Medium hacks 1880
POTATOES-1G11o per two-bu bag.
GAR-Gra nulated. 20 Dbl. lots 565
NEAL-l0016.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
PITTSBURGH STOPS
WINNING STREAK

Brooklyn. y. Y, Sept l3.-The Pitts
burg Federals broke Brooklyn's winning
streak today by pounding four local
twirlers for 10 hits and taking the game
to 5. Manager Camel used IS players
during the game. The score
Pittsburg 1910 0 Q ! 2 O---l3-n
Brooklyn ......2 o 0 Q 0 o / -5- 81
Comstock. knetzer and Berry; Marion,
Frank Smith, Wiltse, Bluejacket and
Land. Simon.
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New York Sugar Market

New York, Sept Is.
Raw. quiet: centrifugal AS: molasses
81; refined quiet: cut loaf 620: crushed
SO; mould A 575; cubes 555: MIX DOW
dered 545; powdered as; fine graduated
$50; diamond $50; confectioners $40;
No. sos.
Futures eased off under light liauida-
ton, The closing was quiet 213 points
lower. Sales 1900 tons. Dec. 3l3, March
303, May 305. July 3O7
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Called darkness.
Two base hit-Johns Three-base hit
Hooper. Stolen base--Johns Sacri-
flee hits-Lewis. Gardner Double
plays-Rarry, Scott and Hoblitzel:
Jackson. Weaver and f. Collins. Left
on bases-Chicaeo >: Boston 5. First
base en- errors-Chicago ,: Boston >.
Base on balls-oft Faber l. Wolfcang |.
Hits-off Faber 3 in Is inning; Cicotte
in % innings; off Wolfcang . in l
inning Hit by pitcher-by Faber (Bar-
ry). Struck cut-by Cicotte 3: Wolf
gang /; Shore 3 Passed ball-Mayer
tmpires. O'Loughlin and Hilderbrand.
Time, $50.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, Sept. IS.
HOGS-Receipts $1,000; easy bulk eso4
$50: light 74oQ S25: mixed 655ds2o; heavy
63oG 775: rough 630d650: pigs 450d745
CATTLE-Receipts 1900: weak; native
beef cattle 6na1030: cows and heifers go
GS30: calves S1nd 1900.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900; weak wethers
5o5Gy SIS; ewes 30oG5;0: lambs e2iq3s5
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locals from overcoming the early lead
The score:
Brooklyn zoos 5000 o-e-7-o
St. Louis $40 0 0 0 Q 0ls3-7-5
Batteries: Coombs and Miller; Sal
lee, Lamline and Gonzales. Jmpires,
KLEIN and Emslie. Time, o04
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Sept. -.
Fear that wet weather in the Norths
west might prevent timely deliveries on
contracts made the wheat market today
average higher. The close was unsettled
at a net advance Of )-8ds TO SIS, with
September at 81 ga and December at IS
SIS Corn finished 3-4n7-S41 cent down,
oats off a shade TO 3-s. and provisions
varying from y decline to rise of 49,,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus 8; Milwa ukee 1f-(Fir>'
ane) Columbus Z; Milwaukee :
second game-calied end 9Th, lark
neul
Cleveland .: ST. Paul :.
Louisville 6, Kansas City 4
Indianapolis 5; Minneapolis ..
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C0OMbS Wins
FOR BROOKLYN

St Louis, Sept. 13-Sallee was
driven from the box after yielding Ave
runs in the third inning today and
Brooklyn won from st. Louis, 6 to 8.
Lamline replaced Sallee and held the
visitors to two hits Coombs was wild,
issuing seven passes. but excellent
support BIZ his teammates kept the
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Batted for Scott in Sth.
BOSTON

Two-base hit. Hoblitzel. Three base
hit, Gardner. Stolen bases. E. Collins.
Gardner. sacrifice fly. ]. Collins. Sac
rifce hits. weaver, Carrigan. Double
PLAY. Weaver and J. Collins. Left on
bases. Chicago s: Boston :. First base
on errors. Boston /. Bases on balls.
eff Scott /: off Cicotte /; off Leonard
Hits. off J. Scott. in innings; off
Cicotte 0 in ! inning. Struck out by
J. scott /: by Leonard E. Passed balls,
Carriean. Schalk. Time. l:5s. Umpires,
Hildebrand and O'Loughlin,
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ATHLETICS SIGN
BUCK BANNER OF
OXFORDSy TEAM

Lewiston. Me. Sept. 18-Announce-
'n' was made here today by Harry
avs scout for the Philadelphia
v 'eahs' that he had signed Buck
ef' shortstop of the Rumford
4. can and that he would report
'"ee at Philadelphia for a trial.
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New York Money Market

New York, Sept T.
Mercantile paper 3303S per cent.
Sterling: SiXty-dav bills 462, demand
1850, cables 1850; francs, demand $50
cables 5.97 marks. demand S24, cables S2s;
lires, derand 6.i3. cables 6.i2. rubles, de-
mand 342, cables So.
Bar silver 49,
Mexican dollars SIS.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans easy; So days 2;02i, 80 days
oAG2.. six months 3G3i.
Call money steady; high .. low Il. rul-
ing rate i. last loan 2. closing bid H.
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,eelcaN LEAGUE STANDING
National League Results

,,,.,r : rh.caeo !
s.sivr f.. s i.ou!s >
5..--9.. j., New Work. ~ ."-;"-S}.
;..,tipria !, F.ftshurE ; la '"Hngs).
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bGf STANDINGS
GAMES YESTERDAY
1oDAY's SCHEDULE
,usr;can League Results

chicago ! FIRST game; Bos-
|ss.rI !, 20 - fsecond game, S innings,
Isa.s. New York :.
/ s .s.,,or T. cleveland :.
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lWo-paSe nlt--Saler. Earned runs
Boston 3. Chicago 3. Sacrifice hits
Smith, Evers, Compton. Double play
Fisher, Safer. knisely TO Safer Left on
hases-Chicago >. Boston {. First base on
errors-Boston ., Chicago. Bases on balls
OFF Pierce 3. off Adams 2 off Barnes ..
off Hughes /. off label l. Hits-Of
Pierce in l-3 innings; off Adams in
% innings; off label in innings: off
Barnes in 1-3 innings: off Hughes .
in % innings. Hit by pitnher-By Ad-
ans. Fitzpatrick. Struck out-By Pierce
:. by Barnes 2, by Adams /, by Hughes
3. Wild ptch-Pierce Time, 2o5 UNI
nires, Rigler and Eason
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Bslt~o-s r. Cs..aao.
Newsrk A. - I."Cis
Buffalo at Kansas CITY.
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7oday's &c mes.

.,6 z; Boston.
III. .. New York
sTo ,,ss a. Philadelphia.
.g .G.d at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-14

Ran for Adams IN 18th.
IRAN for NcLarry in It'll.
'-Ran for Archer in eth.
''F3Batted for label in 9Th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-14

First Game