s:na-:■s w n ■■: m ^s: 2.:.'ew 3aslt;e ja ~eam 5roves Wor:'i“ -ina Score s 36 to 26.Aug ufft*r» new team—the -lator*—, Wt*Jiitffda e\eningt from thi* Htta-JltfM A A in a hard-fought ko.hu ot b-**k*ibail at City halL Tfe* jkwr- v^dt 3b to Iff Mixup ■ Were fr#qu*nt ,i?;d it 1 ktpt Officer Corbett and peptin M:in?hiiU f Choate busy for a part vf c*io game Cooler, Mutn and now and th*n one of the -other Augusta boys fuii*lt;1 t i just agree w'lth what the Badger brothtr* of Fittatteld considered their rights, and 4 proceeded to announce their dl^Lpproval of aaid right* In *v very en*p^.iuc and Bompvhat violent rganner.This apparent wflUngneff* to r*Kht, on » the part of fe.r of the Augusta tHe in to be very much deplored m a draw-I hack to clean, honest eport. So doubt more or ken aggravation Is offered by the player* of both five*, but m often rtare-upi occur because of *om© trivial! matter and an evident deeire on the part: of the play»*r to appear 1U? hold and1 brave in the eyes of an appreciative few, [ which iff greatly in the minority amongsr true lovera of the sport* It b**hoo\e# a referee to disqualify any play lt;r w'ho starts a “roiiKht house in »ir:s came.The iirrd half ended IS to 16 in the Sen-tfrura' favor. In the eeoond half theSenators got busy and displc^ed teamwork, with'Meader * boo ting mo«t of the ijohIh. The inevitable r*«u it Stuart to Mender—a bai?klt;*t! Hjeder'i record Is eight goals from floor and four from fouls, a total of 20 point* Blt;*h team* were fact and the rooter* were kept on edge every minute. ^Headers playing easily featured for the Senators, while lt;3. Badger excelled for the losers.SLEJCATOR8. PITTSFIELD A A.g*«ar1’ rt.v...................i- ib- pwj«bTiipltett, If ................ rb. McCauslftndJ?*adpr. c ....................... c. Tar bellCooper, rb ......... ........ If, j BargerStlckney. Grenier, lb rf, K BadgerScore—Senators S8. PUUfleld A A 23 Goals from floor—Me*d*r S. f%o-icr 3 Grenier, Stlljyjen 3, Stuart, t'i Ijnrf-jre t! R Badger 2; Tarbell, McCansland 3. Goals from fouls—Meador 4, Swift 5, G Bartter. Referee, Parquettf Scorer. Hal pen Timer, Dowling. Time, two Him period*. Attendance. 3.THE PRELIMINARY.i w tThe preliminary game Was between the Lightweights and the ‘T Should -Worry** five, rrsultlng in a victory for the latter IS tovS Dowling and Brown excelled for the winner* while Morion ahon* flt;,r the losers___^“The Streets of Tokfo” baaafir opens In the Methodist church at 2 :» I* M. today. The mugical comedy rMinister, ot S o’clock tonlprht—Adv.