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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-26
LOWELL WINS CLOSE
GAME OFF F|TCHBuRG

Lowell, Mass, May 25.-In a game
marked by uncertainty all the way,
Lowell finally defeated Fitchburg, to
this afternoon. Greenhalge substitute
ed for Pitcher Maybohm as pinch hit
ter in the sixth and his single brought
two runs, which gave Lowell the lead,
but Fitchburg scored two in the ninth,
and with a tie thus created, Lowell was
forced to play the second half, in
which Lehman singled Swayne walked
and McCleaskey hit to center, scoring
Lehman. Score
Lowell ...0 0 0 0 0 3 1 Is
Fitchburg 80 0 0 0 2 o 0 Pa
Two-b base hit-Meyers. Three base
hit-Etimpson. Sacrifice hits-Robinson
Sullivan, CASTOR, Dee. Double plays
McCleaskey, Meyers and Egan. Left
on bases-Loweli 8; Fitchburg s. First
base Oh errors-Loweil /; Fitchburg ..
Base on balls-off Maybohm 5; Lohruan
!: Rieger 4. Hits-off Maybohm 4 in 6
innings; off Lehman in innings. Hit
by pitcher-by Rieger (Barrows)
Struck out-by Maybohm 2; by Lob
man /: by Rieger g. Wild pitch-Rieger
Passed ball-Gaston. Umpire, Brans-
field. Time, las.
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BOXING NOTES

Bobby Reynolds Of Phila deiphia and
Jack Read of Australia Travelled eight
rounds at Memphis Monday night to
y draw. Read forced the fighting.
Owing to small house, Eddie Flynn
lpf Peabody and Charlie Byers OF Cam
bridge refused to go on for a 12-round
bout Monday night at the Lenox a. G.
nj Gloucester. Rain checaxs were is
sued. IN the semffanai between Dave
Shaw OF Boston md Bob Saunders of
sshe L. s. 8. New Jersey. the former
was put away in the fourth. Bob Stan
Sley OF Boston disposed Of Young Fair
s~eatnsf in the first session of the
Jour eand preliminary.
MikeF Glover, the South Boston well
Iferweight who is to meet Matt Wells
of England at the Atlas A. A. next
eMon6ay night. is at Mike Deveney's at
Highland Lake to train for the contest.
|Dan Mcdonald will work with him.
Quarreling between the promoters Of
indianapolis caused the Mayor to shut
Gown on the bouts which il had been
planned to hold In that city next Fri
Gay
Gunboat Smith and Young Weinert
will meet in Brooklyn, May 81.
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Boston, May 25.-Boston won from
Cincinnati today, to Temporary
wildness by Rudolph in the seventh
inning when Mollwitz, who had been
hit by pitched ball, scored on a wild
pitch after being advanced to third on
a single, counted the visitors only run.
Boston's first tally came in an I'M
usual manner, three hit balls stopping
On fair grounds on the third base line
when Cincinnati feeders waited for
them to roll foul Manager Stallings
reappeared on the Boston bench to-
day. The score:
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RIPLEY

Mrs. Dell Brown of Parkman is a
guest at Mrs. Mary McPheters for a
week.
Frank vining Of ST. Adams was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Todd Of Newport has
been in town the past week with rela-
tives.
The wedding reception Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Raymond was held Fri
day eve. Ice cream and cake was
served after the entertainment in
Grange hall and later a dance was
held in Hanson Hall. They. received
many beautiful presents.
Henry Marsh is very ill at his home
ir the east part Of the town.
John Bowdoin is seriously i'll. Mrs.
Bowdoin's sister from Washburn is
stopping with her.
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SMITH wins FIFTH
FOR MANCHESTER, ST.

Manchester, N. H, May 25.-Smith
pitching for Manchester today scored
his fifth consecutive victory, defeating
Lynn by the score Of TO l. He had
the visitors at his mercy throughout.
The hitting of Kane and Briggs, with
a steal home by the former and a SEN
sational cne-hand catch by Hoey were
the features The score:
Manchester IL l 0 0 2 0 0 Ks
Lynn ...0 0 Q 0 0 O-l
Two base hits-kane, Hickman.
Three-base hits, Kane. Spires. Stolen
base-Kane. Sacrifice hit-Ree6 Double
play-Smith to Hickman to Torphy.
Struck out-by Smith 8: by Cunning
ham 6. Wild pitch-Cunningham. Jm-
pire, McGauley. Time, Isl.
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CAMBRIDGE

Alvin Stevens has gone to Ripley for
few days.
The degree work and super that was
to be given Saturday evening at the
grange was postponed owing to the
illness of the candidate, Miss Eldridge,
with the mumps.
Mrs Belle Austin is in Dexter.
Raymond Whitney was home over
Sunday from Waterville accompanied
by friends.
Mrs. Frank Hersey went Monday to
Portland, for a weeks stay with rela-
tives.'
Bessie Burdin is stopping few
weeks with Mrs. W. H. Ring, from
Wellington.
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the demand . fair one most OF the Of
ferings were sold by the end OF the week
with values steady at last weeks quota
tons.
Eastern horse dealers have had a very
dull. spring trade this year. Buying at a
disadvantage in the West. where the de-
mand has been vigorous and prices
strong. and then selling to an extremely
backward homo trade. has naturally
made business anything from satisfacto-
~. On the other hand buyers have been
able to pick up some extra good horses.
especially in acclimated types. at very
moderate figures compared with prices
holding year ago at this time OF the
year.
All classes during the week were Of
fered and sold fairly we'll, but as usual
this season the medium heavy horses,
both in green and acclimated. were the
best sellers
On the I'd the steamer stonian Of the
Leyland Line sailed from Boston for
Liverpool carrying $50 horses for the
British army.
Quotations Of the week: The best
heavy draft horses sold at a range Of Sss
to $3.50: medium weight. first class draft
ers. from $3.50 to $3.50; heavy wagon and
express horses. from $24o to SIS for the
best horses and SITS to SIS for the more
ordinary animals; chunks. from $50 to
$3.50: lightweight horses for general de-
livery service and general business pur-
poses, from $50 to $22; seconds, from Sis
upward.
At the City Sale Stables: J. C. Keith,
Stevens & Sweet Horse Co. offered three
express carloads Of green western horses,
and 60 acclimated. Sales were quiet with
the values of last week holding steady
in the general bidding. Outside of this
amount the firm offered 20 woods horses
returned from the seasons work at the
lumber camps. The lot average from 15oo
to 1900 lbs. and the best sold at $3.50 per
pair. while old horses were bid in for
about $3.50 per pair. This week there will
be offered five express carloads Of green
western horses.
William Hurwitz at his Portland street
stables offered three carloads Of green
horses and so head Of seconds. There was
a good demand which cleaned up the Of
ferings at last weeks figures. This week
four express carloads OF fresh western
horses will be offered.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
BROOkFEDS DIVIDE A
DOUBLE HEADER

Pittsburg, May 25-Brooklyn divided a
double header with the Pittsburg FEEDER
ais today. The visitors hit KnetZer hard
in the first game while Seaton was in
good form. Brooklyn broke tie in the
ninth inning of the second contest by
scoring two runs, but the locals scored
three in their half of the ninth. Scores ::
First game:
Brooklyn 100 0 ! 0 0 1--12-o
Pittsburg 100 0 0 292- 60
seaton and Pratt; knetzer and Berry.
Second game;
Brooklyn ......o 0 a. 80
Pittsburg 40 0 Q 0 3-5-12-3
Marion. Upham and Land; Allen and
O'Conner.
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PORTLAND.

Two-base hit-Clemens. Stolen bases
-Lonregan 2. Sweat, Kelliher, Carroll.
Sacrifice hits-Cooney, VanDyke, Col
Inns. Double plays-kelliher and Car
roll; Sweat, Lonregan and Burns
More. Wright, Lonregan. and Sweat,
Cooney and Kelliher. Left on bases
Portland s; Worcester 4. Bases on balls
off NanDyke 2. Hits-off VanDyke 10
in S innings and none out in 9th; off
Johnston IN / inning. Hit by pitcher
by NanDyke. Donregan): by Moore
(Collins,- Struck out-by vanDyke 5;
by More .. Wild pitch-More. Passed
ball-Hayden. Umpire, Aubrey. Time,
LAG
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B0WDOIN WINS
STATE TENNIS
BOTH SINGLES
AND DOUBLES

Brunswick. Me-. May pa. Keith
Eaton of Calais today won the tennis
championship of Maine colleges by de-
feating Raymond H. Larrabee of Bridg-
ton in the finals in singles at the annual
tournament Both are Bowdoin men.
The score was Sc. &c, 60, 6-l, So.
Bowdoin won the championship in
doubles at the Maine intercollegiate tour
nament, both Bowdoin teams qualifying
for the finals. The summary:
Card and White of Bowdoin defeated
Flood and Foster of Colby, Sc, Ga, Ga
Eaton and Larrabee Of Bowdoin defeat
ed Fieldbrave and Ramsden Of Colby,
g. 6-2
Play in the finals was deferred while
Eaton and Larrabee of Bowdoin played
the final round for the championship in
singles.
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cooMBs WONDERS WHY
CONNIE GAVE HIM RELEASE

Why Connie Mack gave me my
unconditional release last winter IL
still a mystery to me-" says Jack
Coombs- He treated me so finely dur
ing my illness that / can't quite figure
why he let me go.
Il wasn't a high-salaried player, and
it seemed to me that he might have
taken me South with the Athletics this
spring, just to find out whether or not
1 would have been of any use to him
this ason.
"Of course. / am not kicking, for
Brooklyn has given me a chance to
come back, and l feel that ! still
have few more years Of baseball left
in me. / would like to have repaid
Connie Mack for his kindness to me
when / was bedridden in the hospital
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ST. LOUIS TRIMS
new YORK It's

New York. May 2s-st. Louis had a
big seventh inning today scoring seven
runs in that periods which enabled
them to take the afst game of their
series with New York by a score of II
to 5. Manager MTGEaw was ordered
on the coaching Ike IN the first inning
after a wfangle with Umpire Rigler
Tbs score:
Slkeries: Doak and Snyder; Tes-
i. Narquard, Perritt and Mclean,
Saith. Umpires, Rigler and Har-.
Time, 2:10.
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SPORTING NEWS Baseball Results in 3 ss, Big
BRAVES RECUPERATE and THE
REDS Get ONLY ONE RUN WHEN
RUDOLPH GOES WILD IN 9TH

feated Cleveland to in Il innings to-
day, the winning run being scored after
two were out, on pass to McAvoy and
singles by Barry and Kopf. Lajoie play
ed sensational game for Philadelphia.
Wyckoff, ineffective at the start, allowed
but two hits the last seven innings.
Cleveland .......2 0 0 2 900 0 N-5-1l-1
Philadelphia ....o1O3O o1oooo 1-s-14-1
Batteries-Mitchell. Walker and O'Neill;
Wyckoff and McAvoy Umpire, Nallin
and Dineen. Time, 246
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WASHINGTON IS
winner 8 T04

Detroit, May 25.-washington awoke
from its batting slump today and IN a
ninth inning rally which scored six runs
defeated Detroit to 4. Three pitchers
fell before the Senators during the final
onslaught. The score:
Washington 20 S-s-u-l
Da.ro,, OIL 0 i 0 o4-1S-1
Ra+ter;es-Gallia. Ayers, Hopper and
a;nsu;th. Cayet. Boland, Dubuc and
Stanage. Umpires, Evans anu hioriose'
Time, 2.13.
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New York Produce Market

New York. Nay =
FLOCR-Quiet but firm.
wHEAT-spot strong: No. 2 red 1s2a
and No. 2 hard 164i elf track; No. l
northern Duluth 1909 and No. ! northern
Manitoba 1901 elf Buffalo.
CORN-Spot firm; No. yellow 50
prompt shipment.
OATS-Spot firm: standard 60: Ne. :
white So; fancy clipped white D8S2.
PORK-Steady; mess 1S0o6lsSo.
BEEF-Steady.
IARD-Steady.
BUTTER-Firm: receipts A756: cream
cry extras, 80 score, 2Stl&i; creamery,
higher scoring. 2SlQ2l; hrsts 17b@&; Sec
onds 26@N.
gathered extras N16XA; storage packed
extra hrsts 2Ol@N: firsts GQ5A; regular
packed extra frsts AQN; hrsts ls341g1;
nearby hennery whites fine to fancy u
OBJ; nearby hennery browns NbG2zl.
POTATOES-Steady and unchanged.
SUGAR-Raw firm: centrifugal 80: mo-
lasses sugar AZ; futures closed steady
one point higher to three points lower;
sales 400 tons; May 391. July 40a. Sept. ~.
Dec. ss7; refined sugar unchanged.
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Boston, May 8.
BEEF-Whole cattle Il
BRAN-Spring 2450@40.
BUTTER-Northern 2S@2: western no
q.
CHEESE-New York twins HI
CORNING. 2 yellow 8@A
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby 20
Is: western 1Sa@2l.
FLOUR-Sprtng patents 7s5@6So.
HAY-No. ! grade Z50@2400.
LAMBS-Spring 20.
MIXED FEED-Z50@3o5o.
OATS-No. clipped white Ga.
PORk-Medium backs go.
POTATOES-75@9o per two-bu. bag:
new $3.50 per barrel.
sUGAR--Granulated. 20 Dbl. lots, 0S.
VEAL10q16
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PHILLIES BEAT
CHICAGO 3 TO 0

Philadelphia, May 25,-Alexander
twirled in superb form today and
Philadelphia won from Chicago to D..
taking first place in the race from
their opponents The score:
Chicago -. 0 0 0 0 0 Q e-0-2-2
Phla. .... 0 90 0 ! o x-S-6-1
Batteries HUMPHREYS, Standridge
and Bresnahan; Alexander and KILL
fer. .Empires. Eason and Quigiey
Time, 1856.
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POLICE CAMPAIGN ON
BASEBALL POOLS GETS
MUCH MORE SEVERE

Chicago. May S.-The police campaign
against baseball pools was widened today
to include the arrest on lottery charges
Of cashiers Of restaurants which have
been Offering tickets to local baseball
parks as prizes to patrons. Those taken
included a cashier in one Of the string Of
restaurants operated by Charles weegh-
man. who has been giving away passes
to games Of his Chicago Federal League
team.
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WORCESTER TRIMS
PORTLAND 5-3

Worcester, Mass. May 25.-Worcester
took advantage of Portlands errors
and poor base running today and de-
feated the visitors to 8. VanDyke,
Worcester's pitcher. who was knocked
out of the box yesterday, was obliged
to retire in the ninth inning today
when two hits had been obtained off
him. The score:
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BROWNS HOMER IN
ninth wins GAME

Kansas City. May 25-Browns home
run in the ninth with two men on bases
turned what appeared to be a Newark
victory into 6 TO win for Kansas City.
Newark .......0 l 9 05-10-2
Kansas City % 0 > Q 0 0 Q 4-6-10-1
Falkenberg and Rariden; Main and
Brown.
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COLLEGE GAMES
HARVARD WINS IN THE
10Th over PRINCETON

Princeton. Y. j.. May 25.-Harvard de-
feated Princeton today to in 10
inning game. The winning runs were
scored with two out when Kelleher tried
to catch Hardwick stealing second with
Nash on third The throw was wild and
both scored. The score;
Harvard IL 0 0 Q A-7-1
Princeton 10 0 0 0 0-2-7-3
Batteries-Mahan and Harte; Deyo and
KeIleher.
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BROOKLYN STEPS
TO Third PLACE

Brooklyn, \. Y, May '25-Brooklyn
passed Pittsburgh and went into third
place today by defeating the Pirates 5
to l. The score:
Pittsburgh o Q 0 0 0 Q 0 o-1-lo-1
Brooklyn =. 0 0 ? 0 0 0 l x-5-l1-0
Batteries: McQuillan, Harmon and
Schang; Pfeffer and McCarty. Um-
pires, Byron and Orth. Time 1857.
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X-Batted for Benton in 9TH.
XX-Batted for Lear in 9Th.
Cincinnati ...... Q 0 0 0 Q o-1
Boston ... 0 0 0 0 0 Ks
Two base hit, Smith Stolen bases,
Maranville, Egan. Sacrifice hits,
Schmidt >. Moran. Sacrifice fly, Smith.
Left on bases. Cincinnati s; Boston I.
Double plays, Herzog. unassisted; Ma
ranviIle. Egan and Schmidt. Bases on
balls. off Benton ?, Rudolph /. Hits.
off Benton in innins; Lear in ,.
Hit by pitcher, by Benton, Schmidt,
by Rudolph Mollwitz. Struck out, by
Rudolph 3. Wild pitches. Rudolph =.
Lear. Jmpires, Klein and Emslie.
Time, 1:46.
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Two-base hit-Warner. Stolen base
Becker. Sacrifice hits-Mahoney, Thomp-
son. Double play-O'Connell and Maho-
ney. Left on bases-Lawrence 4, Lewis
ton g. First on errors-Lewiston l. Bases
on balls-On Sears 1. on Tuero 2. Struck
out-By Sears 5, by Tuero s. Wild pitch
Tuero. Umpire, Keller. Time, Lac.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDING
81 THIS WEEK.


NEsDAf.
ms VS.. Leo Houck, Brook
touis1 ~ ~. "a shubert Thornton,
|immyxflabbyvs. W. Murray, su-
r zaERSDAY.
Tony Ross VS.. Terry Keller. Akron.
Frankie Mack VS.. Hary Lenny and
20. K" Sweeney VI. J. Wilson, New
! ork
H. FRIDAY.
Enie Mcintyre VS.. Bill Fleming.
zoulton, Me.
Harry Stone We. Walter Mohr,
Brooklyn.
Bat Levinsky VS.. Geo. Ashe, Rock
hway. n. Y. Ss
Joe Nandot VS.. Red Watson, SUI
eerior. wis.
SATURDAY.
Perky Flynn VS.. Colin Bell, New
ork
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Chicago, May &
Southwest has been far more extensive
than has been realized by the trade and
that the next government report ueuaA
prove unusually bu1lish brought shout Q
decided advance today In the pG5co o9
wheat. Although unsettled Il tie dose.
the market showed q rise Of u to Costs
net. Corn wound up with . gain II 1ole.
to I. and oats on I to lie. In provfS60ns
uptufu Of 221c.
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LAWRENCE WINS
PITCHERS DUEL

Lawrence, Mass, May 25-In pitch
ers' battle Lawrence defeated Lewiston
today to 0. A wild pitch by Tuero in
the fourth inning gave the game to Law
renee. Sears. for Lawrence, was effec-
tive in the box. The score:
LAWRENCE
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The Doubles Charlottesville

The championship in doubles was won
by A. Keith Eaton of Calais and Ray
mond H. Larrahee of Bridgton, Of Bow
doin College, who defeated Philip L. Card
OF Portland and Donald S. White Of In
dianapolis, also Of Bowdoin, GO, rs, Sc
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Boston Livestock Market

Especially reported for the Kennebec
Journal)
Boston, May o, 1915.
MAINE.
At Brighton Abattoir.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
Federal League Results

BROOKLYN 4. Pittsburg first game}.
Pith,sure !, Brooklyn tsecond gamel.
H more-St. Louis, wet grounds
Sufalo-Chicago, wet grounds
Kansas City 6. Newark 5.
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Chicago Cxttio MasSsse

uo,. pu =, -. ica3o. S -
76o; hight 7l06770; mixed 716Qn8; AeGSy
710670: rough 7lDG7x: pigs Et04X..
CATTLE-Receipts O0o; firm; native
beef steers 700@990: western atoo91 80
0s4.
6HEEP-Receipts ~; unsettled; sAssp
70606; lambs 75610Go.
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
: features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, May 25-The most con-
spicuous feature Of today's stock mar
ket was its extreme apathy. Compar-
ed with the previous day, trading
diminished over fifty per cent Anoth-
er feature of the session was its plain
ly professional character. there being
an absolute absence of public inquiry.
Dealings were again limited to the so
called war specialties, with the differ
ence. however, that this group mani
tested more or less heaviness through
out.
Opening prices were irregular and
this tone was maintained, subject to
slight changes, until the afternoon,
when gradual recessions took place in
all branches Of the list. The move
ment began with an abrupt break
in Rock Island. following news from
Washington that the Interstate Com
merce Commission would soon resume
its investigation into the financial az
fairs Of that system. Final prices
showed net losses of / to 2 points in
number of issues, including United
States Steel, Reading and ST. Paul.
In the early operations such shares
as Republic Steel common and pre-
ferred pressed steel car, American and
some Of the coppers and motors made
gains of ] to points. In the case OF
the first named this advantage was
soon lost because Of the failure of the
Republic Steel directors to take ex-
pected action on the preferred stock.
Foreign and domestic developments
were Of a nature to give the market
pause Cables from London told of
the poor success. Of the new capital
undertakings and bore limitations Of
an unfavorable aspect regarding the
time to Germany's reply to this gov
eminent Revival Of the Mexican stu
alton and possibility Of an extra ses-
sion Of Congress were among the ad-
verse home conditions. The optimistic
views Of the President OF the United
States Steel Corporation, as reported
from the Pacific coast, failed to arouse
interest in steel shares.
Total sales Of stocks amounted to
264.000 shares.
Exchange markets were more
steady, this condition applying to
rates on Rome as well as London.
Bonds were irregular. with weak
ness in Rock Island and Wabash is
sues. Total sales, {Par vaiue) aggre-
gated 1882. 900. United States cou-
pons Is advanced ] per cent and Pan
anna coupons SIS 7-8 on call.
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NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING
American League Results

Washington S, Detroit l.
Boston-St. Louis, rain,
New York Chicago, wei grounds.
Philadelphia G, Cleveland 5-l2 innings.
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COLONIAL LEAGUE

Hartford IA, Taunton 4.
Fall River 5, New Haven 3.
Pawtucket I, New Bedford 4.
At DISQUALIFICATION 5; Spring
field 8.
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Today's Games.

Boston at St. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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Today's Games.

Baltimore ri st. Louis.
Buffalo at Chicago.
Newark at Kansas City.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
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New York, May 8.
Mercantile paper 31@4 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm; 6O-day bills
l7575; for cables Ass; for demand l7S25.
Bar silver 49S.
Mexican dollars s..
Government bonds strong.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans easier: 60 days 2iGA, 80 days
AG3, six months 81.
Call money steady; high Z low Il, rul-
ing rate Il. last loan 2 closing bid u, Of
fered at 2.
e. s. reg. 2s .....a.................... 81
90. coup ..................-........ ~
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is one Of the most ef1icacious means of
catching rats.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City 5, Cleveland !.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Rochester 3. Providence 20 innings.
Buffalo 3. Richmond g
Jersey City 6, Montreal ).
Newark 4, Toronto l.
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Cigar sales now largest in its forty years
81 continuous growth. Largest selling
prand OF lec. cigars in the world. Factory.
manchester, n. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-26

Boston Stock Market.
BOSTON RAILROADS.
B. Elevated .......... rs 7x Is 76a
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-26
Today's Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
New England League Results

Lowell 5, Fitchburg 4,
Manchester 5, Lynn !.
Lawrence !. Lewiston 0.
worcester 8. Portland 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-26
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
At Brighton Aha tfOir.

The aggregate of livestock received at
the local slaughter houses:
This week; Cattle HOS, sheep 553S
Calves 1853, hogs 1S,329.
Last week: Cattle 655, sheep 1929, calves
2312 hogs 1856.
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle SO. sheep 43, Calves 446, hogs III.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-26
Today's Games

Worcester al Lowell.
Portland at Fitchburg.
Manchester at Lawrence.
Lewiston at Lynn.