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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-16

80 . - = 49, ~ I'll II. and
AUGUSTA LODGE, NO. ~, = ASs
A. NJ. Special communication Tus.S''S
March L. Work In the F. C. degrees
solourning brethren are cordially invitsI
WESTON LEWIS. Sec. w. A.
Bethlehem LODGE, NO. IS. :
March Is. at : r. NJ. Work in F a9 q y
gree. All sojourning brethren arc y. "
daily invited to attend. W.
JOHN C. ARNOLD, Wv
PEARL E. FULLER. Sec
ODD FELLOWS HALL
ASYLUM LODGE, NO. TO- Reeulm
meeting Friday evenings at 80
c. Z. PRATT. n. G..
E. +. WESTON. Sec
JEPH1HA ENCAMPMENr, No !,
meetings at 7.30 o'clock every s..a,s
and fourth Tuesday. Tuesday. March
work In Royal Purple degree. RefreS
mentS.
". H. JOHNSON, CT
c. E. STEWART. Serbia 4
CANTON AUGUSTA, NO. 9, p.u
Regular a,aEs meeting every third Tuesday a:
9. E. FARNHAM, Capt
RAY NJ. BURNS. CLERK
UNIFORM aANk, KNIGHTS d
Pythias. King Company. No. 4. Rerul,.
meeting first Thursday of each mon.s
Capt, r. W. PAGE '"'a
Rec. W. FRANK HBRRrcK
oct5. tu-th-sat :
QUEEN TEMPLE, NO. 70, PYTHI7N
Sisters, meets In K. OF p. hall the ss.
ond and fourth Tuesday evenings Of saa
month. &c 1.so o'clock.
ADELAIDE NJ. PAGE, NJ. or r. and c
LUCIE 2. LEWIS, NJ. OF +.
tu-th-sat.f
CAPITAL GRANGE, NO. 24s, p. Or
H. Meetings I'd and 4th Saturday sves,
MRS. EMMA F. HOWE. W. n
MRS. ALICE RIPLEY. Sec
tu-th-sat.tf
N. e. O. F., KENNEBEc LODGE, No
26l. meets In &. A. r. hail the frst nd
third Tuesday evenings OF each mont,
at 40 O'Clock.
MRS LOTTIE H. PIERCE, Warden
EMMA F. HOWE. Rec. Sec.
3. l.. NICHOLAS. Fin. Sec.
tu.th-sat
6. A. r. THE REGULAR MEETING
Of Seth Williams Post No. 10. second sM
fourth Thursdays of each month.
ARTHUR L. BROWN. Commands
WIN. McDAvID. Ad1utant.
Q: o. Stetson, Quartermaster.
tu-th-sat.tf
GEN. PHIL SHERIDAN CIRCLE
No. s, Ladies' OF the G. A. R.: Regui,
meeting in G. a. r. Han every TuesdU
at go =. NJ.
MRS. BELL E. SANBORN, Pres
MRS. SARAH L. GUPTILL, Sec
tu-th-s,1yr
SETH WILLIAMS INDEPENDENT
Relief Corps. Meetings every THURSDAY
afternoon at 2.So at G. A. r. hall
HATTIE LIPPINCOT1, Pres
ADDIE w. GAY, Sec.
l.. J. McDAVID, Treas
april. tu-th- Sat,1yr
Electric fans have made /. nossible
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-16

One Rangeley taXidermist has had
mount. He admits that with the other
specimens to set up it has been a busy
season
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-16
ODD FELLOWS HALL

ASYLUM LODGE, NO. 70, Reeul.,
meeting Friday evenings at 80
c. Z. PRATT. n. G.
K. +. WESTON. Sac.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-16

JEPHTHA ENcAMPMENT, NO E,
meetings at 7.30 o'clock every s..o,s
and fourth Tuesday. Tuesday. MarsS \
work In Royal Purple degree. Refre,s
ments.
". H. JOHNSON, C.p
c. +. STEWART. Serih.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-16

meteoric display. Suddenly there was
a burst Of greenish light Immediately
followed by a flood of white light and
then q large red ball with a long tail
of fire was seen descending toward the
earth. The phenomenon lasted only
few seconds.
Mrs. Mary Farmer, Auburn's oldes.
lady, who has been seriously i'll for
the past week. was somewhat i'm
proved, Sunday. Mrs. A. c. Serb
ner, her daughter, with whom she
makes her home is also ill, suffering
with erysipelas. Mrs. Farmer was 81
years of age August Z last.
Word has come to Superintendent E.
E. Hahn Of the United States Fish
Hatchery here, says the Boothbay
Register, from the Imperial Fisheries
Institute of Japan at Yokohama, that II
out Of the p Holsters sent from this
hatchery have been received alive. The
Holsters were taken by Superintendent
Hahn last November when he deliv-
cred big shipment at Puget sound
for planting there. The Holsters left
here November 16 and did not arrive
in Japan until December 20, being over
a month in transit. On the way across
the continent Supt. Hahn saw that the
shell-fish were given the proper tenn
perature and care. The Holsters went
aboard boat soon after arrival on the
Pacific coast and were given care I'M
der Mr.. Hahn's instructions. The sup
erintendent is greatly pleased that SO
many Of the fish arrived alive. These
Holsters are the first to come alive to
Japan. They have been placed in the
waters Of Japan in the hope that they
may be made to increase. AS these
fish came from our waters, everyone
here will be anxious to learn later
what results have been secured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-16

6. A. r. THE REGULAR MEETING
Of Seth Williams Post No. Is. second and
fourth Thursdays of each month.
ARTHUR L. BROWN. Commando
WIN. McDAVID. Adjutant
Q: o. Stetson, Quartermaster
tu.th.satt ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-16

March Getty election. Old Town.
March 21-Portland Civic Club meeting
at 3. cleanup campaign, guest meeting.
March 2S-Palm Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-16

which IN the long run mas to be met,
must be paid by the sweat and toll Of
the laboring people.
These payments will be so heavy
as to cause democracy at large to re-
woke and repudiate the debts, just as
was done by nine of the Southern
after the civil war.
For those men of military caste.
who are backed up by financiers and
bankers who succeed in purloining a
profit from the investor. to whom they
are selling government securities,
there will be dear judgment.
Already we know that the bonds
issued by the Southern States during
the civil war have been repudiated
long ago.
when the democracy Of Europe
comes into its own, as It surely will
as one Of the results Of the confiagra-
ton now raging, think there will be
such a panic as will surpass the
French Revolution in 1898.
THE income tax today in England
is twelve times greater than In the
United States, with only half the lat
ter's population to draw from. There
is already talk and a probability Of
this taxation being doubled before the
year is out. That is why ] say that
man who wins loses.
In the near future there will ar
rive generation Of young voters who
will rebel against paying taxes for n
war in which thew had no mart and
was not in any way Of their max
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You have Of course heard Of cases
where hen would insist on laying
two eggs daily, but perhaps you will
want to make a trip to Edgecomb to
see the flock of hens which the owner
claims one and all do that same trick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-31
COLBY BEATS
Bates AND
REMAINS AT
TOP OF RACE

waterviIle, May 3O-(Special) I'm a
game that was marked by brilliant plays
and sensational hits, Colby had little
difficulty in taking 10 ! victory from
Bates, Saturday afternoon on Alumni
field. Bad errors by Thurston and Dun
can, and three-base hit by Duffy tell
the tale Of Colbys scores, which came
il the second, seventh and eighth in
nings. The Garnets only tally was the
result of q long drive over left field fence
by Moore il the seventh with nobody on
bases. James pitched sterling ball, al
lowing but five hits. striking out ten
men, getting two hits himself, besides
making q remarkable one-hand catch and
throw while running at top speed. One
OF the distinct features OF the game was
I Dufys batting. Out Of four times al
bat. he hit safely three times, once for
triple, once over second, and with one
on n the second ne poked al easy one
into right field that rolled through
TnUrston, with both scoring. Moore
was inclined 10 be wild and only for the
good work Of LORD behind the bat, there
might have been z larger score.
The second was Colby's lucky inning.
James struck out Butler and Thurstor-
Davis hit fast one TO Campbell that the
Colby captain did not field cIeanly, and
beat OH the throw. Moore fled to Al
len Deasey struck out, and the crowd
did not look for q score until Allen had
been passed, reached second on Dun
cans error, and went TO third on one Of
Moore's many wild pitches. James hi
one that struck the plate, and was
caught at first without there being
ghost Of a show for Aliens scoring.
smith got safe one, and Allen went
across Duffy stepped up and put one
into right field over Duncan's head, and
il went straight through 1hurston Be
fore il could be returned Colby had
three runs
The blue and gray tried for more tai
lies in the sixth. James singled, and at-
ter Smith had struck out, Duffy hit q
long one into center that was good for
three bases, and enabled James TO go
across.
Senator Charles F. Johnson was among
the spectators.
The Summary:
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New intercollegiate
Champions for 1915

1Oo-yard dash-H. L. Smith. Mich
igan- Time, los.
220-yard dash-H. L. Smith, Michi-
gan. Time, 22s.
44o-yard hurdlcs-R. B. Ferguson
Pennsylvania Time, Is 2-5s.
220-yard hurdles-A. ". Stewart,
Princeton. Time, "A 2-5s.
Haf-nile rum. E. Meredith, Penn
Eylvania. Time, I'm. "a 2-5s
One-mile rum. D. Mackenzie,
Princeton. Time, Am. % 4-5s
Two-mile run-D. F. Potter, Cornell
Time, sTn. q 1-5s.
Broad jump-H. T. worthington,
Dartmouth Distance. 2sft. "a in.
High jumeW. W. Oler, Yale
Height. eft z1zin.
Pole Vault. Carter, Yale; NJ. L.
Greedy, Harvard; F. K. Foss, Cornell
Height. lift.
Shot putt. A. Whitney, Dart
mouth. Distance. Aft, 4%sin.
Hammer throw-H. P. Bailey, Maine
Distance. 16ft. u in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-31
BOTH j. OF maine AND BOWD0IN
LAND PLACES IN PHILADELPHIA
MEET--bA|LEYS RECORD HEAvE

Baileyg record breaking hammer
throw mark Of l65 #. 9. in. made Fri
day gave him first place in that event.
as none Of his throws equaLed il Sat
urday. McCutcheon of Cornell. who
was the only man to improve his Fri
days mark, took second place with q
throw Of 100 fl . in. Murphy of Penn,
Loughridge Of Yale and Leadbetter Of
Bowdoin placed in the order named
with their qualifying throws on Fri
day.
In the shotput Beatty Of Columbia
and Allen Of Maine were the only men
to improve their marks Whitney OF
Dartmouth won first place by his Fri
day put of - feet 47s inches; Beatty s
new put was &c feet 95s inches and
gave him second place. McCutcheon OF
Cornell was third with his Friday
mark, Spears Of Dartmouth fourth
with his Friday mark and Allen Of
Maine fifth with new put Of - feet
| 81. inches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-31
HEBRON WINS SCHOOlBoY MEET BY A BIG
mARCIN--bANC0R AND PORTLAND FOLLOW
WITH C0NY HIGH IN THE FOURTH POSITION
Big Half Possible High
Positions with Turner and Wyer Hafme and
ShoPut RespecveyFrank Prets Record in the
and Two Other Records Are Broken

Bowdoin College, Brunswick. May 30
The Oft repeated story Of Hebron vic
tory was written again al Bowdoin's 18th
interscholastic meet Saturday afternoon
With her usual corerie Of Stars To roll
UP STABLE score and with enough sec
ond and third place men 10 boost her
figures still higher. Hebron made &C
points and galloped away with The meet
by wide margin The Bangor High
boys, showing the benefits Of the gym
nasiun which is installed in their school
made q nice showing and finished in sec
ono place with = Il points. Portland
High came third with - IA, and Cony
High was close fourth with 10. West
brook Seminary AID Good VIII HigaF an
nexea II points apiece. kents Hili got
e couple, and Lincoln Academy had one
Leavitt institute, Morse High, Maine
Central Institute, Wiscasset Academy
and Camden High fales TO score Co
burn Classical Institute and Fryeburg
Academy. which had sent entries, did not
attend owing TO postponed baseball
games which had 10 bs played before the
end Of the school term and owing also
TO low scholarship and sickness among
some of the members Of both teams.
Although the conditions were excellent
the games did not equal the speed Of last
years contests. The meet was not unin-
teresting, however. and the afternoons
entertainment was featured by three new
records, these going up in the mile,
broad jump and discus events. In the
mile Noyes Of Hebron excelled even his
creditable performance At the University
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Mile Run-Won by Moves, Hebron :
second, Fox Portland; third, Libby,
Hebron Time. minutes, IS S-5 sec
onds, new record.3
40 Yard Hurdles-FIrst place tie
of Bangor; third, Mcdonnell, Port
land. Time Is 1-5 seconds.
22o Yard Hurdles-Won by Pooler'
Hebron; second. Mcdonnell. Port
land; third, Costello, Bangor. Time,
z 80 seconds.
Broad JumT.-Won by Upton, He
hron. p feet Ia inch, tnew record /;
second, Rowe, Portland, 10 feet 8 -
inches, third, Gray. Bangor. IS feet
Il "a inches.
High Jump-Tie for first place
among Willis OF Goodwill Rowe Of
WestbrooE Sem. al feet 2 inches.
Portland, Gray OF Bangor and Pratt
Of Gray won Jump off for medal,
Rowe being second.)
Shot Pu1-Won by Wyer, Cony,
41.33 feet; second Thompson. Bangor.
49.a feet; third, Jordan, Hebron. 40.S5
feet
Hammer Throw-Won by Damn,
Hebron, 144.45 feet; second. Thomp-
son, Bangor. 1864 feet: third, Ruble,
Hebron. 1886 feet In trying for
new record Damn failed at 1913 feet J
Discus Throw-Won by Thompson.
Bangor, 1I01s feet; second. Jordan.
Hebron, 1856: third. Nadeau, Hebron,
160.S9. In trying for new record
Thompson was successful with a
heava Of 1882 feet.
Pole Tault-Tia for first place be-
tween PulIen of Bangor and Thonp-
son Of Bangor al feet 9 inches;
third. Thomas Hebron.
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MAINE WINS
GAME FROM
BOWDOIN BY
SCORE OF 2.|

orono, Me, May so.-Maine defeated
Bowooin Saturday afternoon on Alum
nj field to in the best game Of the
season. Bowdoin hit DriscoTl harder
than the university men got to Fras-
er and Stanley, but Names hits came
at the right times.
Maine scored in the third, when
Driscoll slammed a freak three Dagger
scoring Baker The other run came
in the sixth when Pendleton scored on
Hackett's single
BowdciE rallied in the ninth. scor-
ing one run, McElwee coming in on a
helder's choice en- Chapman's ground
er. Neither pitcher passed a man
Hackett's one-hand catch of Goodsky's
drive in the seventh was a feature, as
was McElwee's hitting. Score:
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OF Maine meet last Saturday and re-
utes IS 1-5 seconds with the new record
Of minutes 81 So seconds Hebron add
&c another record TO her list when Up
ton bettered the broad jump record o.
Murray Of Lincoln Academy by one
fourth Of an inch with Jump Of 2 feet
one-fourth inch. Upton High came into
possession OF ner first record in recent
years when Thompson heaved the discus
for 116.G feet. lie accomplished this
feat after winning first place with n0.E
feet. The former figure was held by
Greene Of Maine Central Institute al liz
feet 3 j. inches.
Results Of Finals
100 Yard Dash-Won by Jordan,
Hebron. second, Small, Hebron;
third, Douglas, Kent's Hill. Time, 70
50 seconds.
22o Yard Dash-Won by Jordan,
Hebron; second. Small, Hebron.
third, Douglas. Kent'g Hill. Time, -
A. seconds.
40 Yard Dash-won by Merrill.
Hebron; second. Palmer, Hebron
third, Wy,nan, Lincoln Time, 81 3-5
seconds.
$50 Yard Run-Won by Turner.
Cony. second. LeClair, Hebron /.
thiI> Cleaves. Hebron. Time, min
utes, 1-5 seconds. On this event
Morrill Of English High School, Bos-
ton, was the first man to finish, but
il had been understood that in case
ne placeS ne would receive no points
owing to his school being outside Of
Maine. He was awarded a special
Yuadal
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LAWRENCE HIGH PROVES
An EASY WINNER over
OAK GROVE SEMINARY

vassalboro, Ne. May 3o,-tSpecial1 y
Oak Grove was defeated Saturday aft
ernoon by the Lawrence High team OF
Fairfield, in score of 10 to s. The
game was decidedly the visitors in the
beginning, they making their 10 runs
before the end OF the fifth inning, and
succeeding in holding Oak Grove to
five runs, they making two in the
ninth. McCurdy, Oak Groves third
baseman, played good game, and Par
lin, the Lawrence High pitcher. was
in fine shape.
The summary:
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Philadelphia, May 3o.-Nearfy doub-
ling the points scored bt Harvard. its
closest competitor, Jack Monkeys
wonderful Cornell track team romped
away with the 10th annual track meet
ing of the intercollegiate A. A. A. at
Franklin field Saturday afternoon with
a grand total of 4s1s points and this
despite the fact that the team boasts
but one intercollegiate champion.
Records Smashed
The breaking OF two records, one Of
which Was twice surpassed, the equal
ling Of third, the nearly equalling Of
dozen more and throughout every
event the closest possible kind Of COM
petition, with the winner in doubt up
to the last yard. went toward making
the 1915 meet the greatest in the 40
years Of the famous games. Outstand-
ing all else was the phenomenal work
Of Ted Meredith-iron man extraor-
dinary-of Pennsylvania University.
Scheduled to compete against two
Of the most remarkable fields Of mid
dle-distance runners ever to step the
cinders, Meredith came through in a
style that bewildered the crowd Of
thousands which peopled the stands Of
the old field, winning both the 40
yard dash and the 8s0-yard run and
taking the first in record time despite
the heavy track and enervating at
mospheric conditions and falling but
slightly under the record in the Sec
ond.
Field Events
Weather and field conditions inter-
Tered considerably with the fed events
and in but few instances were the
marks Of the men made in the eliua1nA-
ton events 81 Friday tnpr0ve1 ns
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CLEVELAND wins
FROM CKICAG

Chicago, May 3e.-C7eveland tod
broke the White Sox winning strsa
which had extended 70 nine gams
by winning. to !, despite the e
fective pitching Of Scott, who strul
OUT seven men An error combine
with three singles in the eighth al
counted for the visitors runs. II
score:
Cleveland 20 0 0 o 6 o 9 e-aS.
Chicago III 0 0 0 o 0 0 Oil.
Batteries-Coumbe and O'Neil
Scott and Schalk
mpires-Eldebrand and O'Lougi
lin.
Tim@o10
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SATURDAY RESULTS ]
OF COLLEGE GAME

At Cambridge Brown Z. Harvard :
At New Hayen-FTinceten :. yale Y
At Roston-Eoly Cross ., Boston
lege /.
AT Middieton-Tufts 10, Wesleyan &
At ENTHUSIASTICALLY Williams, AZ, Spri'
field Y. M. c. A. Is 90 Innings
At Exeter-Exeter- Il, Dartmouth =.
At Qrono-Maine .. BoNdoinf l.
At watervine-Colh j. Bates l.
AT Durharn-New Hampshire s, Rhr
Island 4.
At Hartford-TriHity 9, Worcester n
o..
At Ithaca-Cornell s, Pennsylvania
At West Point-Arrny 6. Navy 5.
At Schenectady-Union 10, Middleton;
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
CHICAGO WINNER
OVER ST.

Chicago, May 30.-Philans double
il ths 10Th. followed by two sacrifice
hits, gave Chicago the deciding run
IN & loinning. 3 TO defeat Ct St.
Louis today. SeTlee pulled out Of
several tight holes and clever neld-
ing by Wilson helped him IN soma
crises. but Buffers errors were part
" responsible ~ a Cub run in the
third. Score:
8. Louis % o 0 90 0 0 o-2-7-o
Chicago 10 60D Q o Q It'll
22tlerias-Sa1lea and Snyd er ,
Pierce, Vaughn and Archer.
Umpires-Byron and Orth. Time
rs.
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BATES

Earned rms, Colby /; Bates l. Home
run, Moore. Three Base hits, Duffy
Two base hits. Lord. Stolen bases,
Duff, Butler Struck out, by James 70;
by Moore :. Hits. off James 3; of Moore
:. Double play, Duncan TO Talbot. Laft
on bases, Colby :: Bates g. Hit by
pitched hall, Mcdonald by James. Wild
pitch. Moore I; Ease On balls, OF James
.; of Moore .. Sacrifice hits, Campbell.
Umpire. Fiavin. Time. 2:lO. Attendance,
1000.
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FREEDOM ACADEMY WINS
FROM BELFAST LOCALS 1873

Freedom, Ne, May 30.-(Epecial).-
Freedom Academy met the Belfast
Locals on the Congun street grounds
at Belfast Friday afternoon. Although,
handicapped by high wind, the
game was an easy victory for the
boys. but more interesting than the
score would indicate-17 to s. One
manner in which the Locals were
promptly retired from bat by both
Neal and Stevens. Another. the work
Of Foote around second base.
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NJ. C. |. Wins FROM
kEhTS HILL 6 TO 2

Pittsheld, Me, May 30.-(speciaD.-
a Thinning game Of baseball was
played on Hunnewel field Saturday
morning between the teams of NJ. G.
I. and Kent's Hill, the former win
ming by score Of TO .. The game
was called in the first of the eighth
inning TO enable Kent's Hill to catch
a train. The summary:
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CINCINNATI is
winner 4 TO 0

Cincinnati. Ohio, May 3a-Pitts-
burgh could not hit Schneider today
and Cincinnati won easily to q.
Schneider allowed only five hits,
which were scattered in that many
innings. Score.
Pittsburgh % 0 0 Dbee o e-e-5-I
Cincinnati % e20seo $3.50
Batte-ies-Harrnon and Schang;
Schneider and Clarke
Tmpires-Risler and Hart.
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Two-base hits-McEiwee .. Three
base htts-Phillips, Driscoll. Hi-s-of
Frazer In e1s innings; Stanley ! il
IL innings. Sacrifice hits-Gornam.
Stolen bases-Pendletoc ?, Rowe. Dou-
bic pIsy-Pendieton 10 Gilman. Left
on bases-Bovdoin 5: Maine !. First
base on errors-Maine l. Struck out
by Stanley 2; Driscoli 6. Time, 1-z5.
Empires koughan.s Pheian.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City 1, Milwaukee (irst
game
Kansas City &c, Milwaukee (second
game
Cleveland . indianapolis first game)
Cleveland ., indianapolis II (second
game
St. roul 8, Minneap polls (frst game)
St. Paul 4, Minneapolis (second
game).
Louisville two games postponed rain
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oak GROVE.

Three-base hits-O. Lawry :. Two
base hits. Lawry, Blackstone. S-ol-
IN bases-Lawrence .: Q. G. S, ?.
Struck out-Parlin 2; Fuller L. Hits
of Parlin 8; Of Fuller 12 Base on
balls-Parln G; Fuller . Sacrifice lit
-Brophy. Umpire, Hartman. Time.
100
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
ST, LOUIS WINS
FlRST--2ND TIE

St Louis, May 30--In double
header. replete with fast double PLAYS.
six OF which were made by ST. Louis.
the locals won the first game. to .,
IN twelve innings. and held Detroit
to to tie in the second here to-
DAY. The second game was ended at
the close OF the seventh ;nning by
agreement 10 permit Detroit to catch
train. Scores:
First game:
80 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 % a
St Louis
80 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 1-s-1e1
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BOWLING NOTES

Bither and O'connell defeated Wing
and Frawley in an interesting match
of the two-man league Friday evening
at the Colonial alleys, Augusta Either
rolled the high single string of the
match, 121, and tne high 5-string total
of ass pins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
american League Results

-. Louis :. Detroit 9 &c ;nnings).
ST Louis . Detroit G innings by
agreerent}.
Cleveland 3 Chicago /
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-31
FEDERAL LEAGUE
PITTSBURGH FEDERAH
WIN over ST. LOU

st Louis MAJ M-Knetzer held
Louis 70 four hits and his team shu,
St. Louis while Crandau gave theA
ors Il hits on which they scora ~
runs here today. The score:
Pittsburgh .....-..- 0 o 0 p2t o. p-s-i
ST. Louis .....-....-. 0 Q @ @ G & Q O.
knetzer and Berry; Crandau and Ha
ley
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-31
FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDING
SATURDAYS GAMES
New ENGLAND LEAGUE

Portland G, Lawrence 2
Lewiston 3. Manchester 2. Second
q me, Lewiston 5, Manchester 3.
Lynn 4, Lowell g.
Fitchburg l, Worcester Q. Second game,
Worcester ., Fitchburg l.