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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-01
Dexter

Though some Of the persistent ang-
lers of Dexter have fished faithfully
at Lake Wassookeag none save Forrest
Swanton have succeeded in landing
trout. The fish, for some unknown rea-
son, refuse to bite the most tempting
bait. Weekend fishermen whipped
nearby streams Saturday and Sunday
with good results. Frank r. TAFT, the
most enthusiastic Of the local anglers,
has brought in several good strings
and is now in Cambridge where there
are some good trout streams.
Machinists are employed at the plant
of the Portland Packing Co. installing
some new husking machines. These
machines are new to local corn facto-
ries though they have been used in
other plants of the Portland Packing
that they will, in large measure, do
away with the husking problem at the
shop during the sweet corn season.
The annual spring convention Of the
Isreal Of God will convene at the con-
vention of the society on upper Main
street Thursday evening Of this week
and will continue through Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. On Sunday a
baptism will be held at Lake wassoo-
keag. A large number of delegates are
expected, also some able speakers
from this State and from Massachu-
sets.
The section crews on the Dexter
branch Of the Maine Central Railroad
have been equipped with the new gas
oline hand-cars for their transporta-
ton over the various sections. The in
PRODUCTION of the gasoline cars on the
local branch have enabled the COM
pany to dispense with the services Of
two Of the six crews that have been
employed in keeping the roadbed IN
condition.
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RABBIT" LAWRY'S
SQUAD PUTS One
OVER B0WD0|N

Bowdoin College, Brunswick, April 80.
1T was the first half Of the ninth in
ming in the Bowdoin- Maine game at
Brunswick Saturday; Bowdoin was lead
ing to 1, but Maine had three men
on bases, with two out, Captain Lawry
batting for Maine had two strikes ana
three balls. On a signal for hit and
run play Lawry singled and two men
scored, tying the score. In the tenth
inning Maine scored with the winning
run.
"Gramp' White, Bowdoin's freshman
twirler, pitched a mighty fine game;
he allowed but five hits and struck out
IL men. Six errors were made behind
him. but they did not count in the scor-
ing. Driscoll Of Maine proved effective
in pinches allowing but six hits.
Captain rabbit" Lawry of Maine was
a star on the bases, on one occasion he
attempted to steal home from third and
would have made it. but the batter
reached for a wide curve, fouling the
ball.
Ben Bradford, Bowdoip's catcher.
split the middle finger Of his right hand
and may be out Of the game for the
rest of the season.
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RED SOX MEET
THEIR WATERLOO
At WASHINGTON

Washington, D. G., April 30.-Wal-
ter ,Johnson's smoke was too much for
the Red Sox here Saturday afternoon
and the Washington Senator's won an
easy victory by punching hits off Eos
ter in the closing chapters, winning
to 0.
Warm weather brought out the
largest crowd of the season except on
the opening day and the Washington
fans were enthusiastic, for there is a
feeling here that Clark Griffith is go
Ing to have something to say about
the pannant this year.
George Foster, who opposed john
son. was wild, but effective, with men
en- bases until the Senators got to him
with vengeance in the seventh inn
Ing.
Only one member Of the visiting
club saw third base during the after
noon and he was picked off by
lightning throw from Ainsmith, when
Re ventured too far away from the
beg. Johnson used lot Of curve balls
Saturday afternoon, and the change
worked like a charm, for in previous
occasions the Red Soy have had little
trouble hitting Johnson's speed.
Ainsmith, who has been under treat
ment for eye trouble all spring, was
behind the bat for the second time
This season, and the Cambridge boy
caught beautiful game, throwing out
every would-be stealer and coming
across with timely single in the
seventh. which just about settled the
contest.
Washington .....O Q C o 0 2 2 x-4
Stolen bases, Judge. Morgan. Sacri-
Ice hits Ainsmith, Morgan. Left on
rases, Boston 2. Washington 6. First
oase on errors Boston l. Base on balls,
eA Foster T. Earned runs, Washington
= Struck out, by Johnson 6, by Foster
i. EMPIRES, Owens and Connolly.
Time, lc5.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
TEACHERS ASSN
AT HARRINGTON

Pennington, Me, April 30-The an
nual convention of the Franklin Coun-
ty Teachers Association was held in
the State normal school building Fri
day.
The address Of welcome was by
Principal Wilbert G. Mallett of the
normal school and response by Supt.
Roscoe L. West of Pennington. There
were addresses by John A. Cone of
Brunswick, Miss Louise NJ. Butz of
Pennington and c. S. Lyman Of Hud-
son, Mass.
The feature of the afternoon meet
ing was an address on practical phys
les by Charles F. Warner of Spring.
field. Mass. Other speakers were Miss
Hortense Merrill Of Pennington, Miss
Lima c. Weeks of Phillips and Payson
Smith Of Augusta, State superinten-
dent.
The convention closed Friday eve
ming with speaking by r. p. Mitchell of
Orono and DR.. A. S. Phelps Of Water
Vile. Music was furnished by the
High School orchestra, Normal School
mandolin club and by the Glee Clubs
from both institutions.
These officers were elected: f.. NJ
Hammond Of Phillips, president; J. D.
Vaughn Of Rangeley, vice president;
Miss S. May Baker Of Pennington,
secretary; Miss Mary E. Eaton of
Wilton, treasurer: Miss Hortense Mer-
rill Of Pennington, E. F. Callahan Of
Jay and Fred Moulton Of Phillips, ex-
ecutive committee.
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COLLEGE GAMES
Played SATURDAY

ca N. soston-Boston College-Colby
>'''eiled, wet grounds.
Wesleyan 3. o'i"'-Amhefst g.
S W., Exeter N. H.-Ehillips Academy
y yale Freshmen T.
At West point-Army 4. Lebieb /
s,tr new York-New York uniyer-
AT Hoboken,-Han,,ton 6 steuons
NC &C aAed eo',s ., Springfield. Y.
a. Hhaca-corner l, Princeton o.
Hams ",0fcester-Holy Cross ?, Will
sylvan New Haver-University of Penn
''"an'a $. Yalc I. VI e'''
0, AT No A.nnnapolis-Navy p, 1-n,vers,t..
worth Carolina 2. ''e'Si's
hont l, se-hsrvard 10, Yer
At 4. s;eshcnectaey-upion * z,o,.u. .
Brown T. ''' ~ F'-Dartmouth S,
College. VAN. N. H.-New Hampshire
tu,e no.tn orcester Polytechnic 1nsti-
At pMSstponed. wet grounds. -'s'
tam J. iork-Columbus 7, Ford
/ w.: S'a at. College. Pa.-penn. State
virginia University, l. |'
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Wins
OPENING CAME
WITH HARTFORD

Hartford. Co., April 30.-With no cere-
monies outside of the tossing Of the first
ball by Mayor Hagarty, but marked with
the presence of Old Sol right through,
the Portland baseball team officially OPEN
ed the Eastern League season in Hart
ford Saturday afternoon by trimming the
local youngsters, headed by "Heinie''
Wagner, the old Red Sox captain, to /.
The game was played in weather that
is generally enjoyed in July and bleacher-
ties sat throughout the battle in shirt
sleeves and without hats. Over 1000 wit
messed the initial battle. The result was
evident from the start, as Duffy's collec-
ton Of players, particularly Burns, Dow
ell and Clemens, was altogether too much
for Wagner's recruits who showed very
weak in batting but we'll in the field.
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represented. The floral tributes were
many. George e. White, Charles H.
Twombly, Alton Braley and George Mil
ler all of the Baptist church, were bear
ers.
The Boot and Shoe Workers Union has
pledged to give to the Leonard & Bar.
rows Athletic Association $50 to be used
for the baseball team Of the coming sea-
son.
The dancing party given last night in
Odd Fellows hall by the seniors of the
Belfast high was a pronounced success
and attended by a large number. The
hall was prettily decorated with colored
streamers and school pennants. In one
corner was a gaily decorated punch ia
BILE over which Misses Marguerite
Coombs. Margaret Jones and Gladys MI
cheals presided. Music was furnished by
McKeen.
The annual banquet Of tho Belfast
Board of Trade will take place in Memo
rial hall on May II when the guest of
honor will be Walter B. Moore. executive
secretary Of the Portland Chamber Of
Commerce. Elon B. Gilchres. Irving +.
Dinsmore and Clement w. Wescott are
the committee having charge Of the at
Ad1i. AL OICHcSlTd Will 1urNISn music
during the banquet and the affair prom
Uses to be a very pleasant one.
An alarm Of fire was. rung in this morn
ing, badly frightening the public owing TO
there being heavy northeast gale blow
ing. 1t was. however, false alarm.
Someone saw smoke coming from the d.
rection of the warehouses Of tho Con-
sumers' Fuel Co. at the foot Of Main
street and told them the buildings were
on fire. officials Of the company at once
notified central and the call was given
two blasts-for the fire chief. Learning
where the fire was, an alarm from the
box in that section was rung in and after
all the excitement it was found that
there was no fire at all. 1t was one of
the nastiest days Of the season for a
bad fire and it was fortunate that the
alarm was false one.
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New York, April 30.-With the
weather improving ana tho teams gen.
orally playing in good form for so
early in the season, the past week
furnished some important changes in
the standings Of the National and
American Leagues. Recent bad wealth
err harrassed the teams in the Ma
tional organization more than the
American, the former having 10 games
postponed and the latter five games.
The onward rush of Brooklyn and
Chicago in the National organization
and Of the Detroit in the American
feature the third week Of the pennant
race. During the seven days Cincinnati
IN the National League and st. Louis
in the American fel! behind rapidly.
Although not playing as good baseball
as earlier in the season, Philadelphia
maintained it's lead in the National
League. Alexander, pitching two
games, broke even and the veteran
Chief Bender lost his first game Of the
year to his old teammate, Jack
Coombs.
Brooklyn made the most spirited
advance Of the week Manager Hobin-
sons reconstructed irfield appears to
be a good combination and his pitch
ers have improved. The team batting
was better, Daubert leading in this
respect.
With the pitchers in good form and
the batting power increased Chicago
was able to win seven straight games
indicated by st. Louis Saturday.
Mcconnell and Hendrix showed good
form in the box and z.immerman's bat
ting was a feature.
Boston, St. Louis and Pittsburgh
played in and out baseball but man
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LEWISTON 16, BRUNSWICK u

Lewiston, Me-, April 30.-Lewiston high
opened the Bowdoin Interscholastic base
ball League here Saturday afternoon. de-
feating Brunswick 16 to r. The game
was slow and marked by poor pitching.
five pitchers being used by both teams.
who gave a total of % bases on balls.
Brunswick high Jumped into the lead with
seven runs in the opening session, but
Lewiston rallied and won handily through
Brunswick's errors. The score:
Lewiston ..........0 Z l 1 x-16
Brunswick ........7 PIP
Hits-Lewston ., Brunswick 8. Errors
Lewiston 4, Brunswick s. Batteries
Wheeler, Reliveau, Legendre and Miller;
Stone. Murphy, Forth. Grips and Tur-
ner
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MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS ARE !
FAST ROUNDING into SHAPE -
RESUME OF PAST WEEKS RESULT
Detroit Loses Lead Gained SaurdayB Makes Most
Spirited Advance Of the Week-Phenomenal Work OF Chi
cago Winning Seven Straight Games

aged to retain their approximate posi-.
lions. Cincinnati despite improved bat
ting, especially by Chase, failed t"
keep up its former fast pace.
New York Is still unable to yet
started and did not win a game dir
ing the week.
Detroit with Cobb and Crawford both
out for several days won four games
and lost one and gained the Ameri-
can League leadership Saturday. Tho
hitting Of Heilman and veach filed
the hole made by the absence Of Cobb
and Crawford.
The series between New York and
Boston gave the American League fol-
lowers some excitement. The Red Sox
were returned winners. but the two
teams are still almost neck and neck.
Two Of the Red Sox victories went 20
extra innings.
New York was weakened by the i'll
ness of Gilhooley and Magee, but man.
aged to keep up good pace. The bat
ting of Nunamaker and Baker gave en-
couragement to the Yankees followers.
Washington and Cleveland shovel
improved form and are making opposing
teams hustle hard too. Walter Johnson
won two games for the Senators. The
batting and fielding of Graney featured
Cleveland's play.
Although Chicago's heavy hitters
showed flashes Of better batting FORM
the White Sox dropped slightly. The
teams pitching staff appears weak.
st. Louis failed woefully to maintain
it's winning gait and dropped five con-
secutive games. Fielder Jones men
seemingly have dropped off both in bat
ting and pitching simultaneously.
Philadelphia still brings up in the rear
in the American League.
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WASHINGTON

NORTH-Mrs. Carrie Ienfest. Who
has been very i'll for some weeks, 10
still confined to her room. but is some
what better Mrs. Ralph HILBERT, who
has been acting az nurse. returned
home Wednesday ana Mrs. Grace Dunn
DeGrasl< Of Bangor will take her place.
Mrs. Perry Of Washington is at work
for Mrs. Alice Lenfest, whose health is
very poor.
H. M. Lenfest sold seven head Of
cattle to Jones, the South Washington
cattle man, one day last week.
Miss Hazel Lenfest, who has been
home from Cony high for some weeks
on account Of the illness Of her mothAx.
returned T. Auglste lAak SUNDAY
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REDS 8, PIRATES I

Cincinnati April 3O.-Cincinnati won In
the ninth inning here today, defeating
Pittsburg to Z. In the ninth inning
Pittsburg was one run to the good and
Harmon was sent to the mound. A hit,
a sacrifice and double was made off
him and he was replaced by Miller, who
gave two bases on balls. when he was
replaced by Jacobs. Groh got hit off
him which brought in the winning run.
knable made a triple in the fourth inning
with the bases full. The many double
plays was a feature Of the game. Score:
Pittsburg ......0 0 0 4 / 0 o 0 &7-11-a
Cincinnati .....0 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 2S-12-2
Batteries: Kantlehner, Cooper, Harmon,
Miller, Jacobs and Wilson; Mosley. Nc
Henry, Schneider and Clarke.
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LOWELL 10, new HAVEN 0

New Haven, Ct, April 3O.-Lowell
batted three New Haven pitchers all
over the lot today and aided by errors,
swamped the locals 10 to 0. In the fifth
New Haven had three on bases with
one out, but the next two batters
famed. That was the only time the To-
calls threatened to score. The score:
Lowell ........,o zoo 0 O.-19-14-2
New Haven 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O. o. 6-S
Green, King and Greenhalge; War
den, Gilmore. Woodward, Kennefic, So
per and Devine.
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BRIDGEPORT 3, PORTLAND 0

Bridgeport. Ct, April 30.--Timely
hitting enabled Bridgeport to shut out
Portland today to 0. Only one Port
land player got past second base
Robinson who was caught at the plate
by Balls fine throw. The score:
Bridgeport ......0 90 10 x-3-S-3
Portland ..OO O o 0 0 0 0 O-O-6-E
Batteries-Martin and G. Smith;
Tuckey and Sweat
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SKOwHEGTN.

Two-base hits-Clement, Walker,
Thomson, Boynton. Stolen bases-Kla-
ment. Bishop 8, Mailing 2. Danielson,
Ferris, Walker, Jacobs 3. Thomson.
Morrow. Base on balls-by Merroow 1
in 2-3; Boynton 1 in 1 1-3; Thomson
2 in innings: Wyman in 1-3; Hard
ing Z. Struck out-by Morrow s in
4 2-3 innings: Thomson 2 in 8; Wyman;
Harding in 8 2-3 innings. Double
plays-Walker unassisted. Hit by
pitched ball-Taylor Lessor. Passed
balls-Pulsifer g.; Clement. Umpires,
Halves and Emery Time, 2.55.
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Earned runs-Lawrence 4, Waterville g.
Home runs-Blackstone, Lawry. Three
base hits-Blackstone, Crafty. Two-base
hits-Lawry. Conlogue, LaFleur. Stolen
,bases-Lawrence 4, Waterville g. Struck
out-By Burke Z, by Labrack g. Left on
bases-Lawrence 8. waterville 6. Hit by
pitched ball Berry. Passed ball-La-
brack 8, Lawry. Base on balls-Of La
brack 3. Sacrifice hit-Leighton. UNI
pires, McElwee and Kewer. Time, Oh.
Attendance, 1000
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KENT'S HILL 16, AUGUSTA 0

Kent's Hill, Me-, April 30.-Kent's Hill
seminary defeated an Augusta team made
up of Cony high and Gardiner high play
ers 16 to Saturday afternoon. Williams
of Kent's Hill struck out IL. Magoon at
center made a spectacular catch. Score:
Kent's Hill IL 4 0 0 0 2 9 x-16-2-3
Augusta ......0 0 0 0 o 0 o o. O. 2-6
Batteries: Williams, Perry and Landry;
Haskell and Henna-,
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SCHOOL GAMES
PORTLAND 6, WESTBROOk 4

Portland Me-, April 30.-Portland high
seminary at the seminary diamond Satur
day afternoon 6 to 4, the victory coming
to the high school lads due to the heavy
hitting of Capt. Frank Mcguire, 'Lor-
ney'' Weeman and Meehan.
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INDIANS z, DETROIT 6

netroit, April 3O.-Jennings used SIX
,,.chers and four pinch hitters today.
INT Detroit lost to Cleveland II to .. Ihe
visitors piled up big lead in the early
inning knocking James and Boland out
=, .hs box and maltreating recruit Twill
ers without mercy. The score:
rleveland ,....1 @ l o 1-12-1o-2
n.+ro,t ..O 1 0 0 8 l. 6-l3-2
batteries: Bagby, Mitchell and O'Neill;
James, Boland, McTigue, Boehler' ETC
son Cunningham and Stanage.
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CHICAGO G, ST. LOUIS 2

6, Louis, April 3O.-Hard hitting and
.,s;np advantage Of errors by their
opponents enabled Chicago to win vii,
s sr St Louis here today, to 2, the
.ps sixth straight defeat on the
some ground. Six errors were made
~ 6, Louis fielders, each Of which
seured in Chicago's run getting. The
score: "a a
g. ouis ..1 0 0 0 0 o. TO
c,o,t and Schalk; Groom, Park and
Hartley.
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Two base hit, Hackett Sacrifice hits
Pendleton, Woodman, Kelley. Stolen
bases, S. Phillips, Lawry 2. McElwee.
Donald. Double plays. F. Phillips to
Finn Left on bases, Maine 9; Bow
doin 9 Hit by pitcher. by White. Cor
ham. Struck out, by White ~: by Dris-
coll 8. Passed balls, Chapman. Rear
don. Wild pitches, White 2. Time 800.
Umpire, Eddie Conway.
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MAINE 2ND,

Coburn ........0 0 / 0 >
Maine End IS / 90 0 % -
Earned run-Coburn /. Stolen bases
-Coburn 10. Struck out-by Pagan IS;
by Watson 4. Double plays-Pagan-
nucci to Kewer to Foster. Lest on
bases-Coburn 10; Maine End 4. Hit by
pitched ball-Kiernan. Kewer. Passed
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played finely and contributed solid
home run swat. O'Donnell at second
and LaFleur at third put up fine fielding
games and LaFleur sent across a couple
Of fine hits and scored two runs. The
game was marked by the enthusiastic
cheering Of the partisans Of both teams
and was interesting from start to fin
ish, although Lawrence had such a lead
that the Waterville boys never seemed
in the hunt. The score:
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SKOWHEGAN HIGH
+ DEFEATS GOOD
WILL SATURDAY

Skowhegan, Me-, April 3O.-(speciaD.
-Skowhegan High school baseball
team was defeated by Good Will High
here Saturday afternoon by score Of
IL to 8. s. H. S. Cadet Band, a new or
ganization, furnished music. The
score:
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BELFAST
Funeral Of WayIand Knowlton

The funeral of the late Judge Wayland
Knowlton took place Saturday at p.
M. at his late home on Cedar street. Rev.
J. Wilbor Richardson Of the Baptist
church officiating. A large number of
relatives and friends were present and
tho Waldo County Bar Association was
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M. G.. !. 8, BANGOR 3

Bangor, Me-, April 30.-Bangor highs
inability to hit in the pinches caused her
downfall to M. c. l. s to 8. Dale for M.
c.. l. pitched very effective game.
M. C. I. .............2 l 0 0 1 3-8
b. H. S. ..........0 0 0 0 0 2-3
Batteries: Dale and Goney; Freeman,
Hickson and Angley.
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Saturdays Games

Lynn 6, Springfield 5.
New London 8, Worcester 3.
Lawrence 4, New Haven 8.
Lowell l, Bridgeport 0.
Portland 4, Hartford /.
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Official Standing

lineage. April 9Q.-Ofticial standing of
an,,; american N League. including Friday,
ApFl! q is as follows:
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Eastern League Standing
Today's Games

Lawrence at New London.
Lowell at New Haven.
Lynn at Hartford.
Portland at Springfield.
Worcester at Bridgeport.
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American Standing

1oday's Games
2sw York at Philadelphia.
cleveland at Detroit:
ESicago at st, Louis.
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ball-Foster. Base on balls-off Wat
son 2. Sacrifice hit-McElwee Umpire,
LaFleur. Time, 1.40 Attendance, 500.
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Sundays Games
st. Louis-Chicago, postponed.
Cincinnati 8, Pittsburg Z.
SATURDAYS Games
National Standing

Today's Games
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
St. Louis at Chicago.
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iAT'B 3S|aHHBSR0IH 6}N1HE(KlS
American
Sunday Games
Saturdays Games

c,.ve,and 70, Detroit 6.
Csicago 6, st. Louis 2.
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represented. The floral tributes were
many. George e. White, Charles H.
Twombly, Alton Braley and George Mil
Ter, all of the Baptist church, were bear
ers.
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Warrington 4, Boston y;
s YORK 4. Philadelphia 2.
new Se,ro;t 8 Cleveland Ql innings).
CCs;cago 3, st. Louis !.