Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-28

- 1850 9S~AAAS OCtWccH some XOllnW
college men at Kineo and a nine made
up mostly of the counsellors at Camp
WILDWOOD awakened 2 lot of interest
among the fans on Monday afternoon
The Wildwood contingent took away
the game, to the great delight of the
boys who accompanied them. but the
Kineo guest team made a pluckv nm
hill fight nearly winning out, the final
score being nine and eight. A featur.
of the game was the heavy hitting of
the young Japanese player. Asano
who covered third for Kineo. Van
Vranken of Kineo and Hires and Mars
den Of Wildwood hit the bali freely.
There was an occasional spasm of
sharp fielding that made the grand
stand take notice.
The kineo rifle range was the scene
of much interest Monday afternoon,
three events being on the cards. the
most exciting of which was the final
shoot for the Reilly trophies. Mrs. c.
A. Judkins succeeded in carrying off
the exquisite blue silk hand embroider-
ed Japanese parasoi presented by Mrs.
John Reilly, Jr., while G. Allen Smith
Of Philadelphia, captured the hand
some japanese cigarette case offered
by Mr.. Reilly. The number of shots
allowed, together with the total scores
Tor the three targets for the ladies
were, Mrs. Judkins Q3 shots) total
23s; Mrs. NJ. D. Paterson 03) 237; Miss
Ethel Outerbridge dD 222; Mrs. w. A.
McGibbon QD 1893: Mrs. f. F. Eidlitz
u5) 1870. The finish was keen, Mrs
Paterson only missing the leader by
one point. Among the men, scores
were: G. Allen Smith, 03) 237; DIR.
Rowland Cox, Jr., Q2) 222; Beverly
DUcr, Q2) 215; James x. Clarke, uD
,0g
Mrs. James X. Clarke of Ardmore
Pa, always one of the most consistent
shots on the range, won the special
cup for the day, with Miss Ethel Out
erbridge OF New York a close second.
The handicap motor boat race on
last Saturday afternoon, which was
twice around the seven-mile triangle,
brought some exciting skirmishes at
the finish line, among all the boats but
the first. That one, the Onaway. Fran
els West, Boston, owner, came in a
long distance ahead, having started
first and exceeded it's trial speed by
over ten per cent, the judges disquali-
fling her.
The real winner was the Damiant.
Mrs. NJ. d. Paterson of New York, own
or, with the Gypsy. Mr.. John Reilly's
dory, second. Between the Gypsy and
Commodore Clarke's Unome, it was a
question of inches as they crossed the
line The next three boats, Dr. 8.
MacCuen Smiths Wissahickon, E. Fl.
Outerbridgc's Hunky Dory and J. K.
Clarke's fast Nce-Bana the scratch
boat, cut the line in the order named
within an int val of five seconds.
Eighth was /. 49, Sheafer's Clematis:
Ninth, Outclh '@es kennvwynd:
tenth, the Shea. Boys Runabout, all
completing the CCurS" within period
of three minutes CT each other. The
interest was keen among these who
watched the contest frcm the club
house porch. AS usual at the Yacht
Club on Saturdays following the races,
refreshments were served to the af-
ternoon assemblage, Mrs. Henry
Feuchtwanger and Mrs. j. Henry
HentZ being at the tables. The officials
for the day were, Starter, Commodore
C. M. Clark; timers, f. F. Eidiitz and
G. J. Loveley: clerk. G. E. Cooley;
judges, Henry Feuchtwanser and J.
Henry Hentz, Jr.
On Monday ladies' tennis singles
was completed, Miss Alaine Feucht-
wanger of Madison, n. j., defeating
Mrs. Paterson of New York in finals
and winning the match.
One of the largest tennis tournaments
started Wednesday forenoon when
eighteen couples entered mixed dou-
hles. The following were the partici-
pants: Miss Katharine Doty, A. +.
DOty; Miss Betty Collamore, Nelson
Dougherty: Miss Alaine Feuchtwanger,
John Gay; Miss l.. NJ. Dudley r. F.
Van Vranken: Mr.. and Mrs j. Hart
Hillman. Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Colby; Miss D. NJ. Kinley, S. B. Down
ing; Miss Clarice Paterson, G. ".
Thompkins: Mrs. J. X. Clarke, f. w.
Dodge; Miss Drinkwater. j. Harry
HentZ; Miss Togo Mural, A. j. F'euoht-
wanger; Miss Ethel Outerbridge, Bev-
erly Duer: Miss Busk, p. S. Kinley;
Paul Feucthwanger, Howard Rowland:
Miss Mic Arai, Mr.. Asano: Mrs. NJ. u.
Paterson, Yoneo Arai; Miss Ruth Ham
ilton, Z. &. Hayward: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reilly, Jr.
3 Mr. F. s. Arnold and his daughters
Miss H. NJ Arnold and Miss Gladys
Arnold of Boston are having a two
weeks sojourn at Kineo. They have
chartered the Launch Annette for their
stay, and enjoy daily trips; about the
lake
Hurd Hutchins of Boston and A. E.
Butler. Jr., of Washington, both en-
thusiastic horsemen had the pleasure
of a twenty-five mile horse back ride
on Monday, being the first beside Dr.
Rowland Cox, Jr., and Manager Juo-
kins to pass over the new road that Is
opened to Northeast Carry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo NJ. Thornton, the
Misses Thornton of Pawtucket. Miss
Armstrong of Rome, n. Y, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Rowland and Howard Row
| land of Philadelphia made up party
| that went to Moose River on Friday,
crossing the lake in the launc Elean-
or. They were caught in t'e heavy
shower of that day, but fou:l shelter