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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

Norwood sassNs Ike % has TsniHsa samSs iS
The management has secured tnG Mn ibs Della
Seysra dnay siaf league as
rSTd sG FfssTS5GSfG GfG
SsE: sna.s msSn Smell
uanavunk Professionals baseball club would
Pswars NsH and Also Esw sy and hfE> TX
Herman HSrnnys Herbert. 4457 Main street,
TeIn Games G MitS sGS" rstcIass 1@sm
yearod teams having fToSnds Snd iwo weeks in
Nav open Tor hrst.class attractions, Harold
staiey, 1929 North Ortanna street.
BriSesSIaTs sna would ks TO SoI heaF from
MsR @Iam RsYinS FfBsSaSS BsSop s5s SCrh Richmond
street
wyoming Athletic Club baseball team I. de,
sroSs Of nd 80 IRON Have ali and
for sitrsGtenS s,reSt D. h.
Norris Field Club desires games with first
class semiprofsssionnl teams in Pennsyvahnis,; & Wv mia,
games with Aberdeen, Quakertownn and Wyo.
aree street ~
has hs ssasSn somSHfS and w'n Would Tfi ike
10 arrange games with hrst-class semiprofes-
sional teams offering good guarantee for May ..
Address n II. Edelson 1901 Ridge avenue
|. A strictly frst-class experienced umpire would
,impiring for number of frst-class teams In
Pennsyivanis New Jersey and Delaware, Ad-
dress ''Umpire." 900 Moravian street.
Charlotte Juniors. a first t-class fourteen.year-
old team would like TO book games with teams
of this class in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware. w. Friedman. BOB North lrma
street.
Arrow r. c., is, booking games for the sea
year-old teams in Philadelphia. A practice game
Is desired for April 2s. Frank Wall, 1912 North
Front street.
The Gesu Holy Name baseball team would
like to arrange games with fast hrst-cass
Uniformed teams paying half expenses for ten
men Would like TO hear from Tigers b. C.,
White Rock. Girard College and other home
teams. T. Kelly 1909 Cabot street.
Mount Hermon baseball team is desirous of
Games will be played the grounds at
Twenty-nrst and johnson streets. J. o. Jack
son. 2125 Jackson street
South Philadelphia r. c.. the recogni,sA
champion traveling team OF Philadelphia has
Ney. " an4 e Spsn tor .eerIs s.s,sss tsar,
4 a6as ssi'ss z''a sl; xs:,;@ss -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02
)WED IN NEW YORK-THATS THE REASON WI
Erers Calls Zimmerman
for Nagging Umps-Hd! Hd!

johnny E,ers. II seems that In the Opening
Eame cf the season in Boston. Hein,e I'm.
uuigley appertaininE to u decision rendered
by that official. The Giants were N me
field ut the time, and Ht the end OF the IN
ming, when the teams were changing places
Fletcher passed close TO INers, nnd tue "a.
nous Trojan was grumbling something ~
0uigley. 10 which Ouig didn't seem TO be
paving much attention.
What's the trouble. JohnT'' asked
Fletcher. .
why" lie replied Indignantly. "Iim-
mcrman's rot to cut uut yelling ut the um-
plre-. That stun doesn't go around here,
and " Qulgiey doesn't report him, VIM
Fletcher was In u daye for the remainder
Of the afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02
SPEAKER is SUSPENDED
FOR RUN-IN WITH UMP

CLEVELAND. May 2,-Tris Speaker, of
the Cleveland American League Club, has
been indefinitely suspended as result OF
his run.in with Umpire Hldebrand in Mon
DAVIS contest with the St Louis team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02
N. Y. University to Continue Sports

NEW YORK, May New York University
VII not follow the example Of a number %
nn:s nlss,S esrds 4 was learned ysssrdsy s psss
the statement that he does not believe the pres.
ent situation to. be one which demands tn the
alxcontinuance Of intercollegiate games; The
9chedvles have not been altered materially. and
Hs sshetie work OF New York Vniysr.ity VII
$; ~ 1'ji '|I|Ii; l'll'' =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02
Kentucky University Cancels Gard

LEXINGTON, KY. May 2.-The University
Of Kentucky has declared off all athletic
aoc,iyities as a result of virtually every man
on ali the teams having enlisted for war service
or gone back TO farms for more food duty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

OMAHA, Sch. Sch. w. A. Rourke. owner
uf tho Omaha Western League baseball team.
has announced the purchase Of Ben shaw
, atchcr from Pittsburgh. aud Outhelder Schck
Macon, Ga, last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

With irft and right 10 body. welsh was
bleeding from the mouth Kilbane's round.
EIGHTH RuuND-kllhguc leI; hgoEsd
Tn noun ont "nf Wish Nj e0Ia %ona GGn'nEGie EesnS S
npggigrgGI gigGG l"ft &nd re9l as Wslsh rH9 Gsh in,S
bauo landed hard left and right tu h"ad,
t9rcinE Welsh to cover NJ on the t"n"S,
his might, He was worried as he walked
to his corner Kiihancs rounJ,
risS, SS,TIII .i RouNbEi,bang ~ w{Ir orr""f Mn
landed ap2ther, right TO bead, e,nd9 thN
G6B6 566cd fS sS to- tor nose IND again opsned
cut on Mclsh's nasal organ. kiihane
MTg% M cr"uG TF2 Rood 2I "iS Sana n@Ga 6fo Aya awaT
from . chnch aud sent Welsh 20 lhe ropes
KiGan|s | ro1kSd k Woisn VIII Win a Ttsbt at 'i the
n Sr rroSt6 WfSh Ei, wEiHf n:edins from III" nose
TENTH ROUND--Thvy shook hanGs ,
isf, hook. EilSs9e landed di risht {" "''';t" III"
srGonds kii6ame jaG6cd and crossed right
to n"ai. ,Nilhanc lrod hard Ter II ,.kmocl1
landed .fi hook 70 70 body aud dr1ssdd 'Ht iisnt
." head a. Welsh backed away, tred
bSna staTtcd right wauop 10 head al VEIN
iah9ed lett 10 nYs". k,lhanG thol right
u.h"r right punch to the Jaw the b,ll
IluE. Kllbon"s round and Hsh' by II dozen
Now York city blooms
Many Phiadelphians We're preson
Among the sportsmen who came over fror
the Quaker city were Jimmy Doushert,
Casper Sharpless Clarence H. Taube
Dr e. Lambert. Jack McGuigau. Harr
Donaghy, "Scoodles" Eddie O'Keefe. Sat
Weinstein Bruce Burke, Bob Shaw, Johnn
Lewis, Babe ORourke, William Tato,
Johnny MoscOney. Charley Mosconey, 10
Hines and the Mosconey boys.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02
Results of Other Ring Bouts

NEW YORK May 2--'Sicnt" Martin de
feated Mike McTiEuo In ten rounds, In the
other ten.rounder walter l.aurett defeated
Marty Cross
BOSTON. May Johnny Dundee was given
the referees decision over "thick' Simler In
their twelve round match.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

Butch A. A. baseball team has reorganized
for the season and would like TO hear from
.nrst class travelling teams in Pennsylvania New
Jersey and Delaware. The management would
like to arrange games with Pleasantyille. ".
j. Bridgeton, N. j., Stetson A, A.. Westvilie
or any frst-class semiprofessional home teams
JohrfE Liso 2310 Brown street,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

Last night however, it was different
Freddy trained faithfully for the bout and
was in excellent shape. lie weighed IN Al
t34i2 at O'Clock and entered the ring at
l4O. Johnny weighed 1@O, which gave him
enough strength to stay with Welsh in the
cliuChes. Welsh was in better shape than
ne was In the first Leonard battle, Vet
Johnny beat him up worse than Benny.
Johuny Kilhaue is the greatest light
weight contender in the world and should
be given IA chance at the title, In a decision
fight he should beat welsh. and hc will
ALLOW Freddy to- enter the ring weighing $50
pounds. if he cares to. But Welsh has had
enough of Tn" little CleNelaudcr and Will
lay off until the crop of suckers runs shy.
Then he might consider the match-t It -
held in the United States Mint and hc gets
the entire receipts
Throughout the battle Eilhaue was
Freddy's master. lie held him off at arm =
length, made him miss scores of blows and
had him tlOuuderiug around the ring like
n hack driver battling with JeSs willard
It's a shame to allow Welsh to own the
lightweight title after getting such wal
lrping.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02
Draws Into Shell

II certainly looked that way. but Freddy
drew in his shell and put up defense that
was impossible to penetrate. kilbane hit
him with everything he had and all the
Englishman did was to hold on and cover
up Even the jeers of the crowd failed to
spur him on. He was not in the ring TO
mix it up with Johnny. He was there to
hold ON to that title. and he accomplished
that purpose. Welsh put mp the rankest
tisht ever staged by Il champion and should
have been chased from the ring. kilbane
was on top of him every minute and landed
him walloping he never will forget.
Some of the wise persons remarked after
the fight that Johnny could have dropped
Welsh at any stage after the second round.
hut such was not the case. ktbane was
trying hard all Of the time and never let
an opportunity slip by. The instant Freddy
pulled his glove from his dimpled chin
Johnny would shoot his right or left to the
spot The featherweight was there looking
for an opening and the lightweight saw
that the opening was not there.
Another thing must be considered. We
ALI know that Freddy has been touring the
country losing newspaper decisions TO sec
ond-raters. but he had an object in that.
He was out to get the money, and he got
IT, He seldom trained for these battles
and depended upon his generalship TO pull
him through He cared nothing about the
adverse decisions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

Jasper A. c.. Of k>nsngton, is booking
teams having grounds and paying a fair guar
sntee. j. Clark 1889 Clementne street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

Rosemont II. e. desires games with an,
sixteen yea old teams in Philadelphia
or New Jersey paying half expenses for ter
men. James J. Travis, 1887 Terrace street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

waverly A. c. has open dates for nrst-cls :,
travelling teams in May and June. G.. c. Mil
iiken, o421 Waverly street,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

| Dynamite Jrs.. p fashy hfteen-yea r-od team,
| desires games with first class travelling team
| having grounds. Raymond Kuts, GT07 Dttman
|
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

Roxborough. clifton Heights. Pittmau Grove.
vinelsnd, Wildwood, Ocean CITY, Mclrose Bach.
arach Giants Egg Harbor, Paulsboro and first.
class home teams In PcnnsSlvanta. New Jersey
and Delaware, j. a. Bromley, li2 Pierce
street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

Fairhill Professionals has May 3, i2 and 30
a. m and y. m, for strictly nrst- class teams
games with Gloucester, StctsOn, Potter and
Harrowgate. John M"Dermott, @I33 North
Orkney street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02
OF Course, an Alibi

After the battle the old alihi was spilled
among the SCribcs that Freddy hurt his
hand. If such was the case. he must have
hurt it in his corner between rounds, for
during the entire fight he did not land a
half-dozen clean blows. This is proved by
a Scab on Johnnys face lie was injured
in his last bout and the would had not
healed. This wound was not touched by
Welsh
Anyway. why ring IN that busted-hand
stun. when Freddy couldn't have used 1t
If il were twice as strong?
The receipts follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

Philadelphia Hall. a lrst-cass c1lored team
has all Of May and June open, and would Ike to
arrange games with hrst-class Color"d teams
in Philadelphia, II. TruXton, 1888 Cambridge
Htr OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

Fairhill A. g.. Of South Philadelphia, will
have a frst-class team on the diamond this
year. and would like to hear from FIRST class
travelling teams In Pennsvlvania New Jersey
and Delaware, Harry WaNmann. Corn EX-
change Bank. Second and Chestnut streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02
KILBANE, GIVING NINE POUNDS TO FREDDY WELSH,
PROVES HE is MASTER OF THE ELIGHTWElGHTKlNG
IN TEN ONE-SIDED ROUNDS AT NEW YORK CLUB
Featherweight Crack
Earned Unofficial
Right to Crowns in
Both Divisions
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE


NEW YORK, May
Johnny Eibane is the combined feather
lightweight champion, although not
officially. but in the opinion of the large
throng of spectators that packed the Man
haitian \. g., here last night, TO witness
the tirvelander in a scheduled teu-round
setto with Fred Welsh, the Britishcr.
Had decision been rendered there Is
NO doubt that klhane's arm would have
been the one raised by Referee Billy lOh,
and In the event Of q 20-round contest.
II was the opinion Of many ringsidcrs that
kilbauc would have won by a knockout
kilbane had The better Of nine Of the ten
rounds. and Welsh did not even hold the
advantage IN the other; 1t was the Attn,
and the best the Engishman could be given
was an even break
kilbane the Aggressor
Throughout Ktlbauc was tho aEEressor,
ana he was greatly handicapped IN his boN
,ng by the continual holding Of 'hc light
weight champion. The American fought q
real championship bout. He had nothing
TO lose and the chance tn gain Tia, crown
80 we'll protected by Welsh m nu-deciSion
contests The only chance Kiihane h"d TO
gain the double title was 90 score a kuoclt-
out and IT cant be proved by anyone thai
johnny didn't try his utmost to knock out
the l39-pound lightweight king. Eiibapc
tipped the beam at 30 pounds
That the contest was one-sidcd and In
Eilbanes favor throughout can he seen by
the resume of the bout. round by round
hClow
Jimmy Dunn led the fcatherweight cham
plon into the ring AZ 10 ,l2, with Joe Bran
nigan and Mike Grayless also to handle
him kilbane wore a green sweater. Three
minutes later Welsh crawlcd into the ring
followed by Harry Pollock, Eddie Moy and
Jack Lee. The Briton was adorned in n
green hathrobe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

Brown A, A. has May IL open for any semi
professional home team. Brown Instrument
Company Wayne Junction Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

West Philadelphia Catholic Club baseba II
team is desirous OF arranging games with first
class home teams Offering reasonable guar
antee, Ralph Parizuo. 1916 Lancaster avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

4 A & q @ Of sES AS@orr PS; G?aSs 5
arach Giants. Egg Harbor Pausboro and first
and Delaware. J, A. Bromley. li2 Pierce
street u
Fairhill Professionals has May 3 I2 and 30
a m. and p. m. for strictly nrst class teams
games with GlSueSster, stclson, Potter and
Harrowgate. John M"Dermott' @7SS North
Dynamite Jrs, q Hashy Gfteen.ye r;ola 'eam.
having grounds. Raymond Kuts d7o7 Dittman
street.
philadelphia Hall, a lrst-class ,coored team.
has all of May and Jun" open. ana would Ike TO
in PhiladelphN n. Truxton, 1898 Cambridge
street.
Fairhill \. e., Of South Ph,ladclphIa, viii
nsSe Ss & 70 On Ea,r hg FROM S2 ns
travelling teams In Pennsylvania. New Jersey
cha Change eis Bsnk Second and Chestnut strees ~
A nrst.class battery wishes to play with a
strictly hrst-cl2ss home or travelling team.
rose 's,' 2ss2 south Sixth street,
trayeins teams. has Nav and 90 and ''. Ne.
mortal Day "a a. m and rhs p m tor names MiIh @
games With this frst.class ATTRACTION conmuni,
street,
West Philadelphia Catholic Club basebal II
team Is desirous of arranging games with first
class home teams Offering reasonable guar
antee. Ralph Parizullo, 1916 Lancaster avenue.
Brown A. A has May l2 omen for any sent
professional home team. Brown Instrument
Company, Wayne Junction, Philadelphia.
Rosemont II. e. desires games with any
sixte eight r-old teams In Philadelphia
or New Jersey paying half expenses for ten
men. James J. Travis, 1887 Terrace street.
waverly A. c. has open dates for hrst-clss.
travelling teams In May and June. q. c. Mil
iken, 242l waverly street.
Jasper A. c.. Of Kensington, is booking
teams ha wing grounds and paying a fair guar.
/, sntee. ]. Clark. 1889 Clementine street.
Butch A. A. baseball team has reorganized
for the season and would like to hear from
.nrst-class travelling teams in Pennsylvania, New
like TO arrange games with Pleasantville M
J BrIdgeton. N. j., Stetson A, A.. Westvilie
| or any first class semiprofessional home teams
| Johrfs Liso, 2310 Brown street.
NATIONAL LEAGUE PARK
PHILLIES W.. BOSTON
| GAME AT $40 2.
| A1nlsslss; 49, Scs. 5se; se;,..,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

Pearce A, A. one Of Philadcphlas foremos
travelling teams. has MAY and 20. and Me
mortal Day, a, m. and n ~ for Eames viii
games with this hrst-class attraction Communi
cate with f. J. Stevenson. 234 r. Ontari,
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

South PhAIsdslphi. +: e. ths sss0sniss1
ehampion trsyslinS team Of Philssd,slphis ls has
4 mn /: Il; 's S,ls:ss :l';'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

The Gesu Holy Name bsssbsil team would
Uniformed teams paying half expenses for ten
men Would like 10 hear from Tigers b. C.,
teams II Kelly, 1900 Cabot street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

Arrow r. C. is booking games for the sea.
son and would like to hear from seventeen
year-oid teams In Philadelphia. A practice game
Is desired for April 2s. Frank Wall 1912 North
Front street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

Mount Hermon baseball team is desirous of
arranging games with frst-class teams at home,
Games will be played the grounds at
Twenty-frst and johnson streets. J. o. Jack
son, 2125 Jackson street,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

barlotte Juniors a first-class fourteen-year-
old team would like TO book games with teams
Of this class in Pennsylyania' New Jersey and
Delaware w. Friedman, 900 North lrma
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-02

A strictly frst-class experienced umpire would
like 10 work for irst-class team. Have been
,,mniring for a number of frst-class teams In
Pennsyvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Ad-
dress 'Umpire." 22O Moravian street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-18

George W. Merrill has received a
letter from member of Co NJ, 1881 In
fantry, 4. L. f, some where in France,
in which the writer expresses thanks to
tho members Of the Rotary Club Of
Augusta for their thoughtfulness and
generosity in sending tobacco and Gig
arettCs, and says that as tobacco is
very scarce there the club could not
have sent anything that the boys would
have appreciated more. The letter
also states that the boys are All we'll
and as contcntcd as could be expected;
that tEcv were assigned TO billcts a lit
tie better than the ordinary biIlets.
that they nave spent 4 good deal IF
time on them and now have really com
Portable quarters. The writer further
states that regulations do not permit
officers to write letters for publication,
but that if tho people at home wish TO
send the boys anything he suggests
that it be tobacco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-18
NERVOUSNESS
ON THE Decline
Doctors Encouraged,
They Hold Out Hope
For All.

Nothing wrong hun rnT nerves"
We hear it at home, at work and
everywhere. Certainly, nervousness is
o disease. a man or woman might
better have a broken leg than n shat
tered, run down nervous system.
Overwork and worry drains the
nerve cells and centers Of all their
strength and vitality. then you get
your sleepless nights. poor blood,
Nervousness. very an fea-' that goes
with a worn out. broken-dow ner-
vous system. The better doctors Of
Of this kind. They know that Il few
weeks use OF Phosphatod Iron rarely
fails to strengthen, stimulate and feed
the Phosphate hungry nerve centers.
phosphated Iron certainly does take
hold. The way the ma Ority of patients
come back is remarkable. You can
almost see their nerves grow steady.
strong and peaceful.
What change in appearance. too.
The checks become filed out and
flushed with the healthy. ruddy glow
that only pure, red, ironized blood can
give, eyes sparkle. their step has the
spring and swing Of youth and their
whole system seems to be alive with
Penergy and good spirits.
Mr.. Nervous Man or Woman. Phos-
,phated Iron will do all this for you if
you will give it a. chance. Do not drag
around. all in and half dead another
day when help is so near. Get busy,
and be live one once again.
To insure doctors and their patients
getting the genuine Phosphated Iron
We have put in capsules only. so do. not
allow dealers to give you pills or tab
lets Insist on capsules.
Bowditch- Webster Co, Augusta, Me-.
and leading druggists everywhere
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-18
LAW court
Penobscot Cases Argued
at Monday Session
Case Of Mokinnon vs.. Bangor Railway
G. Electric Co. Heard in Afternoon
Waldo and Washington Cases This
Morning

Cases from Penobscot county were
argued at Mondays session of the law
/ court. Waldo and Washington county
I cases are called for this morning and
York cases fcA this afternoon.
The following attorneys were pres
ent at the Monday session: Reporter
! of Decisions Terence b. Towle, Ray
Fellows, Simon J. Levi and f. NJ. Simp
son of Bangor; Charles j. Dunn OF
Orono, j. H. Hudson of Guilford, A. X.
/ Butler of Skowhegan, w. G.. Conary OF
I Millinocket, and j. II. Thorne of Mad
ison.
The cases argued during the day
We're as follows:
7 Joseph Meyers, petitioner, vs.. Har-
ry w. Thompson This is a petition
for the reinstatement of a case dfs-
missed from the docket without, as
the plaintiff alleges, his knowledge and
consent. l.. b. Waldron argued for
the petitioner and j. II. Hudson for the
defendant.
/ Harry Grossman US. Allen w. Tib-
belts. This is an action to recover
mopey alleged to have been paid to
the defendant for quantity of junk
The verdict of the jury was for the
plaintiff for S219.61 and the case is be
fore the law court on n motion for q
new trial by the defendant on ground
Of newly discovered evidence. w. G..
Conary Of Nillinockct argued for the
defendant and Simon j. Levi OF Ban
gor for the plaintiff.
Frederick L. Dyer of Bangor VS.. VIII
Hmm IIplSOr1 of In
the plaintiff sues to recover for the.
support of Harry Helson. a minor child
of the defendant. for a period of over
six years, relying upon an implied or
quasi contract. Liability is absolute
Is denied. The case is presented upon
report and a stipulation that if the
court shall find the plaintiff entitled
10 recover for any portion Of the time
Included in the writ. the amount OF
such recovery shall be at the rate Of
l per week. otherwise Judgment shall
Hn for the defendant. Charles J. Dunn
nf orono argued for the defendant, the
Plaintiff to file Il brief in 80 days.
John Mckinnin OF Bangor VS. Ban
gIr Railway < Electric Co. This is
Al action to~rccovcr damages for in
because Of negligence of the defend
ant whereby the plaintiff was injured
Oh February -, 1915 in a collision be-
tween two ears Of the defendant COM
plnT. The case was tried before a
jury at the April term of the supreme
court for Penobscot county i'll 1916. the
verdict being for the plaintiff for $4,000.
On motion for q new trial by the de-
PENDANT the verdict was set aside by
the law court and a new trial was
granted. At the October term in 1916
the plaintiff moved to amend his dec
laration by the insertion of an account
alleging that the collision occurred
through the negligent operation of one
car, whereas the original declaration
alleged that the collision resulted from
the negligent operation of another car.
The presiding justice allowed the
amendment over the defendants OBJ
lection that it introduced a new cause
OF action. The defendant excepted to