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10 Meal Ticket for $2

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 TERRACE HOME HOTEL
 No. 3 Fountain Terrace.
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ATHLETICS BEAT CUBS.

Jack ouVlIe. Fa- March IN Tho Philadelphia Athletics defeated tae thlcago Cubs in an exhibition game {
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The other winners in the fi-ht were J. Belford, George II Brown and Garnet Eisele. Brown has the big laugh on Bucklin by staying u the hunt while his effervesceEt pal is now an also ran Eiseles game yesterday was plenty good enough to make him a finalst
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second round of match day in the second flight The count was the sizzling tight one of l mp.
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Try seatinel-ReeOrd Want Ad.,
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Ben B Bryan tbe muchiy liked new Yorker dropped the toughest sort of tough one to N. Baker. the Cleveland phIlantrophst in Inc
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GOLF NOTES

By H. w. LANlGAN Press Representative of the Ar lingtou and Eastman Hotels
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The bugs were pretty evenly divid ed in making the in picks between Hull and Doughtarty Both players were on their game and their match was a corker. Right together all the way around Hull led by ] mp on No. IT, Dousherty had the chance to send their match 10 lg holes by talk. ing No IS, but Hull hagged it. so had a margin of mp at the end.
 Bob McRoy kept up his good wor k by Tipping s T. Collins another Chicagoan, and 3. while Voney F.. Huggatt who prevented Denver from being swept into complete oblivion. was spanking L. e. Beckiin by Ike score
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Hull and Martin and NcRoy and Hosatt meet in the semttinals Hull and McRoy are generally favored 10 be the survivors and if they are 1t will mean that the championsnip emp will come to the Hotel Eastman as both players are guests al the Mon. arch of the Glen
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19
BELFAST
Officers Elected at the Annual
Meeting of Belfast Humane
Society-Burgin Wins p.
Mile Skating Race
NEW TRACTION ENGINE
CHURCH NOTES

The annual meeting of the Belfast
Humane Society was held Monday and
the following officers elected: Presi-
dent, Morris L. Slugg: first vice pres
ident, Fred r Poor: second vice pres
ident, Miss Charlotte w. CoIburn;
treasurer, Miss Annie Y. Field; Sec
rotary, Mrs. James c. Durham 1t was
voted to make George Frisbee, city
marshal of the society in this city.
Voted that all members paying year
~ dues Of 81 will be in good standing.
Chelice Burgin won the two-mile,
amateur race at the skating rink
Monday night and the S. prize. Ow-
ing to the large number OF entries,
semi finals and finals were skated,
six participants taking part in the
latter In the finals were Patterson,
Fins. Haines, H Collins, Casey and
Burgin. Burgin won easily. The tim
ers and scorers were S. S. L, Shute,
H B. Foster, Clifford Ness. Percy
Green. Charles Decrow and Ralph
Guthrie The time was not announc-
ed Burgin was Immediately challeng-
ed by Fowles, one Of the attaches OF
the rink and q race will be held with
in a short time.
The new traction engine was tried
out Tuesday morning on Northport
avenue. 1t is the first Of its kind in
this vicinity and will doubtlessly be a
big labor saving device.
Mrs Lewis T. Cannon was hostess
for the Chautauqua Circle Monday
afternoon at her home on Congress
street The program: Chapter u Of
the text book, Your Child Of Today
and Tomorrow Roll call. Peace.
There were also number Of readings
on international Peace
Owing to the absence from the city
Of Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Wilson of the
First Parish CUnitarian) church.
there will be no service in that church
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will at
tend the meetings Of the American
Unitarian Society in Boston.
Civic League speakers will occupy
the pulpits of the Baptist. Congrega-
tional and Universalist churches Sum
day morning and speak at q Union
service in the Methodist church in the
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19
DEATH EARLY TUES
DAY OF GEO. A. Dun
Ming, BRUNSWICK

Brunswick. Ne, May 1s.-(SpeciaD.
George A. Dunning, who for nearly
80 years had been in the employ Of
the American Express in this State,
died early this morning, after several
months Of i'll health. Only a month
ago Mr.. Dunning was granted leave
Of absence for six months in hopes
that a rest would restore him to
health.
Mr. Dunning was born al North
HarpsWell, Jan. Il, 1868, the son of
Robert and Lucy Slower Dunning. He
first entered the employ Of the Express
CO. in Brunswick as driver for the
late Amos Sranwood, who for many
years was the local agent. -Four years
later he was promoted TO express mes
senger on the Bangor and Boston run,
which position he held for IL years.
On Feb. L. 1900, he became agent at
Belfast, where he remained until 1906.
when he was transferred to the Bruins
wick Office. where he had since been
the local agent.
A widow survives. Mr.. Dunning was
a member Of the Masons. The funeral
will be held at P NJ Thursday from
his late residence on Pleasant street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks.

New York, May ls.-Dealings in
stocks today were the smallest Of any
full session in over two months, the
total turnover barely approximating
2l00o0 shares. OF this amount al
most half the business was transact
ed in the first hour.
Various reasons and theories were
offered in explanation of the stagnant
trading. the most plausible one being
that spectators as well as investors
VI ere awaiting some definite develop
ments in the foreign situation. In
point Of fact, the market has been
very thoroughly liquidated and fresh
bull or bear ammunition is necessary
the other.
The short interest made the most
Of some early unfavorable crop re-
ports to depress prices. Declines av-
eraged a full point in the leading
shares and a little more in stocks OF
less stability. Thereafter the list fuc-
tuated narrowly with occasional raj
lies. but declining again al the close
Foreign exchange reflected the deli
cate state Of international finances.
Italian remittances hanging at recent
low quotations and francs going %
lower than before. Even Sterling ex-
change exhibited unusual weakness, a
fact attributed to advices from Lon
don to the effect that all British cap
ital issues are TO be suspended pre-
lirninary to the issuance Of new war
loan
Figures compiled from number Of
customs districts for the past week
show a large increase Of exports over
imports. although the gain is below
recent comparisons. Time money
holds firm and mercantile paper is
Quotably higher.
Railroad returns show irregular
gains and losses in net returns, the
New Haven system reporting an in
crease of s1.e4s,oo0 for the last quar-
ter.
Bonds moved in sympathy with
stocks speculative issues showing
general declines. Total sales. par
value aggregated $1.4s5,o 900. United
States bonds unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19
CHICAGO BEATS
new YORK 10

New York May 1s.-Chicago even
ed its series with New York winning
the second game today by a score OF
! to 0. II was tight pitchers battle
between HUMPHREYS and Tesreau ir
which both pitchers received perfec,
support il was suffrage Gay al the
Polo grounds. though showers and a
coid dismal day held down the crowd
The equal suffrage campaign received
a psrcentase Of the receipts. Each
player scoring a run was promised
s. but Schultz was the only player
able to take advantage Of the offer
Score by innings:
Chicago l 0 0 0 0 0-l-3-e
New York ....0 0 0 0 O-V-5-V
Humphries and Bresnahan; Tes-
reau. Schauer and Meyers.
Jmpires Klein and Enslle, Time
1S4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19
A. |. DEERING WILL
SPEAK AT OAK GROVE
SEMINARY "WEDNESDAY

vassalboro, Me, May 1s-SpeciaD.
Mr. A. L. Deering Of the State
College Of Agriculture who is to speak
to the farmers Of the community at
Oak Grove Seminary. Wednesday
evening, announces the following as
the subjects for discussion at his lee
ture on Sweet Corn Growing" /.
Preparation Of the soil. ? What fer
tilizers and chemicals Should be used.
8 Method of making, and value Of
termination test T. Varieties Of
sweet corn to plant and how and when
to plant. 5. Method of care after
planting.
The lecture will be held at 7:45
rather than 1880 as first announced,
in order TO give Mr.. Deering time to
get to the school from the evening
train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WHITE sox BEAT
ATHLETICS 11-6

Chicago, May 1s.-Faber won his
sixth straight game today when Chi
cago defeated Philadelphia II TO 6
Faber was unsteady in the first two
innings but settled down and was
never in danger thereafter. Bush was
affected by the cold and the locals
by punching hits and taking advant-
age of his wildness won easily. Score:
Philadelphia 3 0 0 0 0 ] o. 6-lo-5
Chicago ....3 2 0 0 ! 8 / l x-11-12-a
Bush. Davis and Schang, McAvoy;
Faber and Schalk.
Umpires Connolly and Chill. Time
2o5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19

there are numerous newcomers who
are expected to make things interest
ing. To date there have been a num-
Der who have shown form in various
dual meets and at Bovdoin indoors,
last winter Among the newcomers
standing out prominent are: wyer Of
Cony High, a shot putter; Pratt Of
the Seminary, high jumper: Emery
Of Maine Central Institute, a shot put
ter; Cushman Of Portland; and Getch-
ell Of Portland, two-miler and
sprinter, respectively. and Gray, the
blonde Bangor High school boy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19
New York Produce Market
New York. May IL

FLOCR-Steady.
WHEAT-Spot weak; No. 2 red 16l3 and
No hard 1884, elf track; No. northern
Duluth 1864 and No northern Manitoba
CoRN-spot easy: No. yellow 81
prompt shipment.
OATS-Spof barely steady.
PoRk-Steady.
LAED-Easy: middle west s55096s.
BUTTER - Steady; receipts 1s.09:
creamery extras. 20 score. n; creamery
higher scoring esas; hrsts csa4z7l: sec
onds 25d26.
EGGS-Neak; receipts ss.74S; fresh
gathered extras 2cda: storage packed OK
ira frsts A@A; frsts D@A: REGULAR pack
ed extra frsts els: frsts le16zoa: nearby
henery whites fine to facy es@2; nearby
hennery browns 2eG3.
PoTATOES-Quiet and unchanged
SUGAR-Spot market closed steady;
centrifugal 4ss: molasses sugar az: fu-
lures advanced to points early on
moderate buying but reacted under light
realizing and closed steady unchanged
to two points lower. Sales $50 tons.
May 3ss. July 4n2 SEPT. as. Dec ssS. Re-
fined steady.
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Awarded 81 for Wife's Affections.

After two-day spicy hearing be-
fore Associate Justice Spear of the
supreme court at Alfred Simon II.
Warehouse of Buxton was awarded 6
verdict Of one dollar in his suit
against Clifford Boulter of the same
town, and in which he alleged aliena-
ton Of his wife's affections. The
damage asked was 5000. There was
already pending q libel for divorce
brought by Mrs. Warehouse now 4
resident Of Portland against her hus-
band.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19

Two-base hits-Dee, Clay, Egan. Three
base hit-Barrows. Stolen base-Swayne.
Sacrifice hits-McCleskey, Robinson. Nc
Mahon, Meyers. Double play-Ritter and
Reiger. Left on bases-Lowen IN, Fitch
burg u. First base on errors-Fftchburg
2 Bases on halls-On Zeiser !. or Rel
ger 4. OF Tuckey l. Hits-Of Reiger in
innings; off Tuckey in innings Hit
by pitcher-Ritter. Duggan. Smith. Struck
out-By Zeiser 4, by Reiger 2 Umpire,
Keller. Time, Las.
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LEWISTON.

Two-base hit-Farrell, Sweat, Dow
ell. Smith .. Three-base hit-Clemens,
Farrell, Dowell. Mayberry, Holmes
Stolen bases-Farrell, Wright, Phil
lips. Sacrifice hits-Dowen: thyo Pry-
sock. Left On bases-Portland 3. Lew
iston /. First base on errors-Portland
3: Lewiston !, Eases on balls-off
Mayberry .: off OBrien 3. Hits-off
OErien il innings: off Estes 3 in
?. Struck out-by Mayberry 4. Passed
ball-Hayden.< Umpire, McGauley
Time, 1.40.
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ST.LOUIS Wins
FROM PhILLIES

Philadelphia, May 1s.-St- Louis de-
feated Philadelphia to .. the visitors
knocking Decsaaree off the rubber in
five innings Score.
ST. Louis ..-..e 3 o-5-s-o
Philadelphia % 0 ? o-2-4-3
Doak and Snyder; Demaree, Oesch-
ger, Baumgartner and killifer, Burns
Umpires Byron and Orth. Time LBS.
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kINR. ACADEMY IL
BESSE HIGH, ALBION, 10

South China, Me May 1S.-(SpeciaD.-
Erskine Academy defeated the Besse
High school of Albion in an interesting
game Of bah on the academy diamond,
exhe fielding Of w Casey featured the
Contest making several spectacular
REAsches OF hard drives into his territory.
" Wentworth pitched q good game for the
academy. Following is the score;
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The water is falling fast In the I'D
per ST John river and 4 heaEg rain is
needed 10 bring ont all the log drives
n tina, section. Several of the opera
Tors there Save been compelled II
leave part Of their drives in the
brooks owing TO the wafer recedipg.
At Van Buren, the river fell II inches
during the past "a hours.
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BROOKLYN WINS
over CINCINNATI

Brooklyn. May 1s.-Pfefer pitched
shu1out ball today and Brooklyn beat
Cincinnati, to O. Score by innings:
Cincinnati 30 0 0 0 o 0-0-s-2
Brooklyn $50 . 0 0 0 ? 0 0 x-4-5-l
Schneider. Brown and Doom; Pfef-
fer and McCarty. Umpires Quisley
and Fason. Time 1.37.
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through the effective pitching Of Kaiser
ling backed up by brilliant fielding of
Scheer and Roush and timely hitting by
Strand. The score:
Newark .....3 0 0 0 ] 9 p-s-7-1
Pittsburg ....o 0 0 0 0 0 Q 0 0-e-S-s
kaiserling and Rariden; Allen, LeClair.
knetzer and Berry.
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MANCHESTER

Two base hits, Brickley, Ostergren
any Luyster. F1aherty, Fish. Three
base hits, Briggs. Reed Stolen bases.
Barron. F9aherty, Mahoney :. Sacri-
fee hits. O'Connell, Spires. Double
plays, Kane to Fletcher. Conley &c
Warner to Ostergren- Bases on halls,
off Hersey 8, Morey 3, Hersey l.. Hits,
off Barron 6, none out in fourth; OF
Iuyster 3 in innings; off Hersey ?
one out in first; off Morey in Is
innings Hit by pitcher. by Barron
Fish. Struck ont. by Luys1er 8: b.
Morey 5. Wild pitch, Money. I'm
pire. Brensheld. Time 2 :A5s
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LAWRENCE
WINS 8 TO s

Manchester. n. H, May ls.-Six
runs by Lawrence in the first inning
today settled the game. Manchester
made a game fight. however, and
drove Barron from the box in the
fourth. The final score was to 6 in
favors Of the visitors. Numerous
fielding features were turned in.
The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19
Boston Produce Market

Boston. May II
BEEF-Whole cattle II.
BBRAN-Spring 5@255o.
BUTTER-Northern SGD; western ~
@2s
CHEESE-New York twins 1S@192.
CORNING. 2 yellow S5@i.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby SO
A: western O@Ma.
FLOUR-Spring patents 760@eaG.
HAY-No. grade A@245o,
LAMB-Spring a.
MIXED FEED-Z75@So50.
OATS-No. 2 clipped white 81.
PORK-Medium backs go.
POTATOES-se@10e per fwo-bu. bag:
new 5Gl55o per barrel.
SUGAR-Granulated. % Dbl. lots. as.
yEAIl0@16.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19

Two-base hits-Baird. Connolly. Gowdy,
Maranville. Stolen bases-Baird, Wagner
:, Viox Sacrifice fies-Magee. Wagner
Sacrifice hit-Maranville, Double plays
Gowdy and schmidt; Baird, Wagner and
Schang. Left on bases-Pittsburg 8, Bos-
TON 4. First base on srrors-Pittsburg /,
Boston . Base on baIls-Of James :.
Struck out-By James, by Harmon !. UNI
pires, Eigler and Hart Time, "A.
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WORCESTER

TWO base hits-Potteiger, Haight
circuit Sacrifice hit-Weaver. Dou-
bic plays-Moulton and Ems: Cabrera.
Cooney and keliher. Left on bases
Lynn Z: Worcester T. Bases on balls
off Jewett ]: Justin s. First base
on errors-Worcester 4. Hits off ms
TN s in innings; Weaver in g..
Struck out-by Jewett I; by Justin
3. Balk-Jewett. Wild pitch-Jew-
EFT Jmpire-Aubrey. Time LBS.
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III VN1A'u INV Leagues Athlefcs-BoXing
BRAVES BEAT THE PIRATES
C0WDY, CONNOLLY AND WAGNER
FACTORS IN GETTING THE RUNS

Boston, May 1S-Doubles by Connolly
and Gowdy in the first and second in
nings were factors in the three runs
which gave Boston victory over Pitts
burg today 8 TO g Wagner stole second
and third bases in scoring one of the
visitors tallies. CARRIER fielded well.
TTTTSBJRG
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EMS ERRORS
LOSE FOR Lynn

Lynn, Mass, Nay 1s.-Four errors
by Ems Lynn's first baseman, each
resulted in runs and Worcester won
today 8 to s. Score:
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PORTLAND
OUTPLAYS
LEWISTON

Portland Me. May 1S.-Portland hit
hard AND felded we'll today and de-
feated Lewiston 10 to g. The visitors
made many errors, the most of which
figured in the run getting. The score:
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New York Money Market

New 7 OYk, May %.
Mercantile paper saga per cent.
Sterling exchange heavy; bo-cay nllis
7ssS: for cables 47ss5; for demand 4.7&o.
Bar silver 4sE.
Mexican dollars 3Sa.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds heavy.
Time loans firm $50 days a9S, ~ Gays
3d33, six months 34lSa.
Call money steady; high ?, low Is: rul-
ing rate 2 last loan 2, closing bid IL, Of
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LOWELL winner
over FITCHbuRC

Lowell. Mass, May 18.-Lowell defeated
F1tchburg TO by superior batting TO-
day. Zeiser was effective with men On
bases. The score:
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Today's Cares

Fitch burg At Worcester.
Manchester al Portland
Lowell at Lewiston
Lynn al Lawrence.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING

ATIONAL LEAGUE
fuviaS Bufalo postponed: cold
Nomfn ewark postponed; rain.
!, - is. Rochester g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19

Cigar sales now largest in its forty wears
OF CONTINUOUS growth. LARGEST selling
prano OF loc- cigars in the world. Factory.
A80chesieg, n. II.
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IS 10

Twsx3ase hits-Chalmers. Struck OUT
~ Iiis-lfners 8, hy Knight :. Umpire,
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FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDING
Todsy's Games

Chicago IL, Philadelphia 6,
ali other games postponed.
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Chicago Produce MarlpG

CHICAGO, Nay IL.
Assertions by . leading expert that
there had been no Sufficient evidences ~
yet to warrant belief Ia a general crop
disaster had . good deal TO DO viii
bringing about D decided setback today
in the price u wheat. The market ae0s1
nervous At q 70 . under last night Oh.
er speculative articles also finished y
net declines: Corn 70 l161l. oats S@S -
{, and provisions 70 70.
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HEBRON P|CkED>As T.
FAvoR|1E FOR THE
MEETAT oRoN0

Orono. Ne. May ls.-Saturday af-
terncon boys of various preparatory
schools Of the State will assemble at
Orono to compete il the annual in
terscholastic meet, run under the aus
pieces Of the University Of Maine.
Last year at the meet Hebron won
easily, scoring So points 10 the Is Of
Maine Central institute second.
westbrook Academy was tied for
third with Bangor High with u points.
Lewiston was next with eight points.
Portland High next with Z IL, and the
other schools finished in the follow
ing order: Orono. Dexter, Goodwill,
North Yarmouth Academy, with Deer
ing High bringing up in the rear with
1-3 point.
This season practically all the
schools that were present last year
with the exception of Deerins. will be
there again, while Coburn and one
or TWO Others may also compete.
Hebron is picked again 10 make q
cleanup. The big Green teams under
Captain Ralph Jordan, one Of the best
sprinters in Maine preparatory school
ranks, presents itself again this year,
well balanced and outclassing the
combinations Of other schools in the
State.
With the exception Of Jordan, the
Hebron spyinter, Palmer and LeClair,
the Hebron middle distance runners,
Gray, the crack little Bangor High
hurdler and high jumper and Wyer,
the Cony High shot pulitzer, the mate
rial in the Maine preparatory school
ranks this year is no more than ordi-
nary, and it lacks the class Of the
sturdy athletes such as Hi Green
of Maine Central Institute, Hewey Of
Lewiston, Stanley of Hebron and
Dutch" Allen Of Westbrook Semi
nary, who performed in record form
last year: resulting in four Of the
Maine Interscholastic records being
broken. These men have all left the
Maine preparatory school ranks and
men of equal ability to fill their shoes
this season are lacking.
Veterans Again Competing.
Among the veterans who will again
don the track shoes At the meet this
year and who won places in the same
meet last year, are Captain Ralph
Jordan Of Hebron Academy in the 100
and 2a0-yard dashes: Palmer Of He
bron. winner Of the 44o-yard dash last
season. Small of Hebron in the zoe
and 22o-yard dashes; Lambert of He
bron third in the 40: Cleayes of He
hron second to Dutch Allen in the
half mile; Mcdonnell Of Portland
High, who placed in both hurdle
events; Wyman Of Goodwill and Lee
Clair Of Hebron second and third, re
spectively, in the mile; Tommy Fox Of
Portland and Wakefield of NJ. c. l.,
second and third, respectively. in the
two-mile event; Jordan Of Hebron
third in the shot put, and Captain
Martin Of Westbrook Seminary third
in the manner.
New Corners.
In Maine school ranks this year
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Baltimore AZ Chicago.
Newark at f'ittshurg-
Brooklyn at Kansas City.
Buffalo al 81 Louis.
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nf at Cleveland
N FORK al Detroit
Pfs adelphia 81 Chicago
washington al St Louis.
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NEW ENG. LEAGUE STAN DING
Federal League Results
Tossy's Games.

Newark !. F'lttsburg o.
All o;her games postponed.
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Toaay's Games
Pl,tsburg al Boston.
Cincinnati al Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis al Philadelphia.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
GAMES YESTERDAY
1ODAY's SCHEDULE
National League Results

Bonn 3, PiitsburE 2.
Brooklyn Z, Cincinnati q.
II. Louis 3, Philadelphia =
Ckcago !. New York Q.
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ERSKINE.

Two base hits-wentworth i. Clark
Struck out by Wentworth =
BESSE H S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19
6CAN ASSOCIATION

nne s. Louisville .
I, Columbus 0.
nais Cleveland postponed; wet
- ify-Indianapolis postponed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-19

Boston Stock Market.
BOSTON RAILROADS.
Boston Elevated
B. & NJ. .............. % 30 -
Maine Central ..A 81 -