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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-27
iris SPEAKERS Three BACCER
WITH BASES FULL BRINGS HOME I
THE BACON TO THE RED S0X
HEBRON SHORT
OF LETTER MEN i
TO OPEN SEASON.

Word comes from Hebron Academy
this fall that but three letter men will
be available to start the falls football
campaign, Captain Joe Nedeau. right
half back; Jordan, right tackle, and
Small, the crack Hebron sprinter and
full back, and around these three stars
OF last years championship eleven will
the 1914 team be developed.
The team lost very heavily by grad
uation last spring, the class of 1914
taking II men who made their letter
on the gridiron last fall, and to fill the
vacancies of these men will keep
Coach Charlie Dwyer busy. The men
who left last spring are Captain Bill
Allen, who was chosen by many as all
Maine tackle; Bill Donegan, the crack
left half back; Happy" Saunders,
Campbell and Jones, ends; Blake,
Andrews. Thomas and Stanley
guards; and Greeley, center. Most of
these men are planning to enter col
lege so what will be Hebron's big loss
will be some colleges gain.
But fortunately for Hebron the three
men that are left in school were prac-
tieally the mainstays of the team hast
fall. In Joe Nedeau, who was elected
leader of this years eleven, Hebron
has a leader that few schools can
boast of. Last fall Nadeau was main
ly responsible for many a Hebron sue
cess and one game alone did he win
for the big Green Institution. That
game being with Portland High school
when he booted a pretty field goal af-
ter his team for the first three peri
DDS had failed to cross the opponents
goal line, Hebron winning from the 10
cal school by the score of to o.
Nadeau has proven himself to be a
very constant ground gamer and fine
defensive man and very dangerous
field goal kicker. He has been a men,
Der of the Hebron football team for
three years always playing at right
half back. He was also the
unanimous choice for right half
back on the all Maine football
team. Jordan the second veteran.
team of the Sunday Telegram. played
right half back for Hebron last fan
and proved 70 be the best and most
aggressive man in the Hebron line
lie came to Hebron year ago from
Bangor where he formerly p,as-ed on
the Bangor High School football tearl
in the line While Small tire third
man was used at full back the most
of the year by Coach Charles Dwyer
and proved TO be very reliable man.
Hebron however this year from all
reports expects very large and
promising entering class from whom
much good material is expected to be
developed while number of good ath-
letss from other schools are planning
70 enter there this fall and this COM
Dined with the material left over from
last years second team another sue
cessful combination is looked for
school opens at Hebron the second
week IN September and it is thought
that Coach Dwyer will issue his call
Tor candidates on their Immediate ar
rival SO as to get as early start as pos
sloie The schedule for the year has
not as yet been announced but it will
include game with westbrook Semi
nary portland High. Kent's Hill. &C..
oufn' Bowdoin second and Others.
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CHENEY ALLOWS BRAVES ONLY
One HIT and THE CUBS win
GAME BY | TO 0 SCORE
Home Run Drive by
Safer Scores the Lone
Run Of the Chi
cago Nine
FREE FOR ALL FIGHT

Chicago, Aug. 2S.--In game III
which Cheney allowed Boston only
one hit and no runs, and Safer scored
Chicago's only run with four-base
drive, the tension Of the close league
race today grew so great that the
players OF both clubs engaged in a
fist fight. Several players were ban
ished from the game. In the seventh
inning, after Safer drove the ball over
the right field screen for his home
run, Zimmerman followed with hit
to left field and attempted to stretch
1t into a double. Evers was waiting
with the ball and tagged Zimmerman
when he slid into second base. Some
thing unseen happened, for Evers hii
Zimmerman on the head with the ball
as the player slid past the base. Zim-
norman arose Immediately and free
for-all fight followed. Maranville came
to Evers' assistance and a swarm or
home players rushed to the aid of
Zimmerman. When order was restored
Zimmerman, Evers, Meanwhile and
Schmidt were sent to the club house.
Manager Stallings sent Pitcher Hess
to frst base for Boston. The score:
BOSTON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-27
ST. LOUIS AND GIANTS
BREAK EVEN WEDNESDAY

St Louis. Aug. 2s.-St. Louis and New
York broke even in today's double header
and tonight the position Of the leading
teams In the race for the National
League pennant is unchanged. ST. Louis
won the first game to 0. when a wild
pitch by Marquard permitted Higgins to
score from second besae IN the first in
ming. New York won the second game 4
to through Mathewson's air-tight pitch
ing and timely hitting. The scores:
First game:
New York ......0 o 0 o 0 o-0-3-1
st. Louis ......I 0 0 0 o o o o x-1-4.4
acknowledgements. Demaree and
Meyers; Doak and Snyder. Time, 1.5o
Umpires, Hart and Rigler.
Second game;
New York ......o 0 o10s l--4.7-o
St. Louis .....,0 0 o o 0 o o o-0-2-a
Observation-Disclosures and Meyers; Sal
lee, Griner and Wingo. Time, Las. Um-
pires. Risler and Hart.
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SENATORS DEFEAT D-HALL LOWELL
WINS 1Q-INN|NC CONTEST BY
6T05 SC0RE-FACAk RETALIATES

Hal1owell obtained two runs when
Drake singled, Niles sacrificed, Blair hit
to Ncwbert, who errored. allowing Drake
to score, and Pagan doubled, scoring
Blair. Pagan was out at third, however,
in trying to make it a triple. Simpson
was out, Stinson to Violette.
HaIIoweIl Ties Score
Hallowell tied the score in the seventh
when Boardrnan was hit by pitched
bail. Fraser singled. Sheehan famed
and Drake singled, scoring Boardman.
Niles struck out. Score to A.
In the 10th, with one out, Smith of Au-
gusta received a pass and Violette fol-
lowed with a double, scoring Smith.
MacGhee was out, Boardman to Fraser,
while Harvey was out, Blair to Fraser.
For Hallowell Blair was out, coady to
yiolette. Then the hits came. Pagan
singled and Simpson doubled. scoring Fa-
gan. Simpson went to third when Coady
errored Spiller's grounder, and Board
man clouted one out over center field
good for three bases at least, scoring
Simpson.
The score:
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THE ELLEN SELECTED e -. -.
AS FIRST OF AMERICAN
SENDER YACHT TEAM

Marblehead. Mass. Aug. 26.-Ellen.
owned by Caleb Loring of Boston, was
selected as the first of the American
team of three sender yachts which is
expected to meet German team at
two trial races this afternoon. The
yacht won the Presidnt Wilson cup
in competition with a German team
at this port last year, and has won
three of the four races already sailed
in the trial competition. ..~-
Ellen led throughout both Of today's
races, although her margin at the fin
ish of the first race was only two see
onds over Sprig. which. was second
in each event.
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Fast Playing in Fete
Week Tennis Tourna.
ment at Squirrel Island

Squirrel Island. Me-, Aug. 2s-There
was some fast playing Tuesday on the
Squirrel Island courts in the Southern
Maine tennis championship. Edwin Por-
ter of Newton. former cup holder.
came through in the second round Thu
summary:
MEMS SINGLES.
First Round.
Porter beat Edmunds. g.. SO
Young beat Reynolds, 4--6. Ga. 6-3
a. w. Davis beat Whitehouse, 11-s,
Brewer beat Miller, s--l, "a.
r. Whltehouse beat Stern by default.
Second Round.
F. Whitehouse beat Bament. 6--s. s2
Porter beat Young, ca, 60
A. w. Davis beat Brewer, 81, Ga =.
Third Round.
Wyeth beat Merrill by default
MEMS DOUBLES
Preliminary Round.
Mash and Kinsman beat Merrill and
Perkins by default.
First Round.
Faxon and Kustererf beat p White.
house and Herendeen, 3--s. lie, 6--9
Wyeth and Moses beat Pratt and Rey-
nolds. 60, Go. a. s..ss.5F,. Fl. -.
Rockwell and Porter beat Little and
Wass, 6-3, rs.
woMEN's SINGLES.
Mrs. Kelley beat Miss Clapp,, 6--i, CO.
Miss Emerson beat Miss Bull, 90, 6-l.
First Round.
Miss Emerson beat Miss Oldham. 8-1,
60. - fg5.,l37 - =
MIXED DOUBLES.
Miss Kelly and Mr.. Moore beat Mr. and
Mrs. Nash, 81, So. s
BOYS DOUBLES.
Final Round.
Whitehouse and White beat Black and
Holcomb, 81, 6-3
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, Aug g.
Quotations ON -four, grain rnillfeed
meal. hay and straw are strictly whole
sale for carload lots to jobbers. All other
quotations represent sales TO the re-
tailers)
tbEEF-Whole cattle IA 1-2a15.
BRAN-Spring 2700Q275O
BUTTER-Northern 32G1-2; western %
@32 ~.
CHEESE-New York twins 1TG1-2
CORNING. 9 yellow SO ID
EGGS-Choiee 34Q35; western 24a30
FLOUR-Mill shipment, spring patents,
625G690
hA NO 1 grade 2sOOa235o.
Thanksgiving 14@14 1-2
LARD-Pure 10.
MIXED FEED-2S5013150
OATS-No. clipped white 81.
PORK-Medium backs 2S25
POTATOES-15091 per 2-ou bag
SUGAR-Granulated, 20 Dbl. lots, 10
VEAL-SU16
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ATHLETICS DEFEAT THE
WHITE S0X 5 TO 0

Philadelphia. Aug. 26.--Chicago was
defeated by Philadelphia today, to
0. This was the third successive shut
out administered by the home team
in two days and the 35th victory for
Philadelphia out of the last 40 games
played.
Chicago 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Go IL
Philadelphia 0 0 0-5-10-l
Batteries-Cicotte. Wolfgang and
Mayer; Shawkey and Schang. Time,
LAT. Umpires, Evans and Sheridan.
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MARKET REPORTS
New York Produce Market

FLOUR-Held higher
WHEAT-Spot strong: new No. 2 red
iiS IL elevator domestic; new No hard
ana No / northern Manitoba l26 10, ali
nominal elf Buffalo. > 90
CoRN-Spot strong; No. yellow 90 ii
CT CT 10 arrive; Argentine strictly prime
90 nominal delivered
OAIS-Spot strong; standard white "a
024 IL: No % 1-2Q54; fancy clipped
white 55 1885 1-2.
P0RK-Firm.
BEEF-Unsettled
LARD-Ftrm; middle west lG40l7fo50.
BuTTER-Steady and unchanged: re-
ceipts 10.479 tubs
AGA cases
4225; Jersey 10000 w
SUGAR-Raw steady; molasses Sill:
centrifugal SIC; refined steady.
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BEATS CUPIDS
BY 5 TO 4 WEDNESDAY

Lowell. Mass, Aug. 26.-Lowell de-
feated Lewiston. to 4, this after
noon. In the sixth, with the score 5
TO U, Lewiston hit Lehman for three
runs and in the eighth would have
tied the score but for Judges attempt
to steal home with mono out. The
score:
Lowell ..........0 032 0 Ox-5-11-2
Lewiston .......0 0 0 0 0 8 Cd ga
Batteries-Lohman and wacob; Rad
loft and Casey Time, 155. Umpire.
Doherty.
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YANKEES DEFEAT ST.
LOUIS IN Fl BATTLE

New York, Aug. 26.--New York de-
feated st. Louis in a thinning pitch
er's battle today 2 to 1. Weilnfann ana
Brown had a great duel and errors
beat the visiting pitcher. The score:
st. Louis ...10000000 0 0 0 0---1-S-5
New York ..0100000000 o1-2-7-1
Observation-Disclosures and Agnew;
Brown and Sweeney. Time, 2.55. Um-
pires, O'Loughlin and Hildebrand.
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MANCHESTER LOSES
TO HAvERHILL 5 TO 2

Manchester, n. H., Aug. 26-Though
touching Olde for 10 hits today, the
Manchester batsmen were helpless
before his pitching with men on bases
and Haverhiu Won to 2.
Smith of the visitors featured with
the bat. getting a triple and two sim
giles.
Haverhill .......2 0 0 0 2 0-5- 6-1
Manchester 80 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1-10-2
Batterties-Olde and CASTOR; Sar-
rette and Kilhullen. Umpire, Keller.
Time, $50.
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SIeeplessnass.

You can't sleep In the calmest and
stillest night If your stomach is weak,
circulation poor and digestion bad.
Hoods Sarsaparilla strengthens the
stomach, improves the circulation, eff
fects digestion. and brings about that
condition In which sleep is regular
and refreshing.
1t does not do this in day. but it
does it--has done it in thousands of
cases.-Adv.x
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WORCESTER WINS EASILY
FROM LYNN BY II TO 3

Worcester, Mass, Aug. 26.-Worces-
ter won easily from Lynn today, IL
to 8. Stewards batting and base run
ming and Van Dykes pitching were
the factors which largely decided the
contest.
Worcester 80 6 0 O o. 3x-12-12-1
Lynn ...........1 l 0 0 l o o 0 o. g. ga
Batteries-Van Dyke and Carroll;
Johnson. Oldrich and Flaherty. Time,
1.43. Umpire, Bannon.
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chrcaoos Produce Market

Chicago, Aug. rs
Board of Trade markets affected by
the war were scared TO new high levels
today, led by wheat, which closed is
to Ia over yesterday. Corn advanced
3-S: oats l SIS to 2 Ia, while provisions
were 7 liz cents down to 81 1-2 cents
higher While fluctuations in wheat
were spectacular, the story behind them
was simple-namely. the belief that the
war means still higher prices.
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SEPT. | TO Be RED
CROSS DAY Ar ALI
AMERICAN PARKS

Boston, Aug, 2s.--Tuesday. Sept. /.
will be observed as RED. Cross day at
the baseball parks OF the American
League. according to notice sent Pres
ident Lannin OF the local club by
President johnson Of the league to-
day. AS with the National League as
per cent. OF tho gate receipts will be
donated for the assistance to wound
ed in the European war.
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Baltimore 2, Pittsburgh 1,

Baltimore. Aug. 26.-Baltimore won
from Pittsburg today to 1. The visitors
could bunch their hits only in the eighth
inning, when three singles in succession
gave them their single tally.
Baltimore ......1 / 0 u 0 1880
Pittsburg ......,0 o o 0 90 0-l-e-2
Quinn and Russell; Camnitz, LeClaire
and Berry.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, Aug. Is.
HOGS-Receipts Is, 900; lower; bulk $3.50
els: light ss5Q932 1-2; mixed Ss59932 l-2:
heavy s454920, rough s45GS65; pigs 6000
$50.
GAIT l. E - Receipts 1900: higher;
beeyes 670d10e5; steers 625dl940; cows and
heifers sS09s25; calves 75oQll0o.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000; steady; sheep
4S0q5So yearlings 570ye70; lambs 625d8o0.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minmot o

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minmout OF
Lewiston reached home Tuesday from
London. They were on the way to
Russia. where Mr.. Minmont was TO
settle his m OF h er's estate. When the
war broke out they were held in Lon
don until Mr.. Minmont could get his
naturalization papers from Lewiston,
wfeen they were released and came
homo On tha .CRnarder Laconia.
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OF
PORTLAND FROM A
FIRST PLACE CHANCE
Lawrence Gives Duffs Severe
Drubbing in Two Battles
of Neutrality-suspicious. Is
6 to 0 and a to 2
OTHER NEW ENG. GAMES


Lawrence Mass, Aug. 26.-Lawrence
took both games Of double header
from Portland today. The victories
practically eliminated Portland from
its chance to obtain first place in the
league standing.
First Game:
Lawrence .....4 0 o 2 o 0 0 0x-6-10-1
Portland .......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 4-3
Batteries-Pearson and Buggy;
Watkins and Hayden. Time, 1.31. Um-
pire, Kelley.
Second Game:
Lawrence ......0 0 o 1 1 2 x-4-6-1
Portland -.....0 0 l 0 % 0-2-7-2
Seven innings by agreement.
Batteries-Thompson and Bruggy;
Jewell and Hayden. Time, 1.24. Um-
pire, Kelley.
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BROOKLYN WINS BOTH
GAMES OF DOUBLE-HEADER

Pittsburg. Aug. 26-Brooklyn won both
parts OF double header today, the
scores being . to l and 4 toss. The Pr
rates could do but little with tho Brook
lyn pitchers. The scores;
First game:
Brooklyn .......i / o o D o 0 0 O--2-4-1
Pittsburg ...u..0 1 0 o o o o o o-1-6-0
Batteres-Pfeffer and Mccarty; Cooper
and Gibson. Time, 1.Ss. Umpires, Byron
and Lincoln.
Second game:
Pittsburg s....0 D 0 1 o o o o. I'll
Brooklyn 1000 o 8 . o ! o o 0-4-l1-i
Observation-Disclosures, Adams ana
Coleman. Gibson; Raglan ana McCarty.
Time. t.sk Umpirss, Lincoln and John
son.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS s; st.
Paul s.
At columbus--columbus .; Kansas
At Louisville--Louisville ;: Mime
apolts 2.
At cleveland--cieveiand s: Milwau-
kee 4.
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHEk'S
CA $40 RIA
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Tigers Are Defeated by
5 to 2 Score-Speaker
Scores on Double
By Hoblitzell
OTHER ANN GAMES

Boston, Aug. 28.-with three Boston
runners on the bases in the third in
ming. Iris Speaker tripled to deep right
field today, scoring three runs, and a mo-
ment later scored himself on HoblitzeIrs
double. Boston won to Q.
Detroit's two runs were the result of
bases on balls by Gregg. In the sixth tn
ming he passed four men. The score:
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CHICAGO.

Home run-Saier. Sacrifice hits,
Tyler, Cheney 2. Stolen base, Maran-
vile. Double play, Smith to Schmidt
Left on bases. Boston 8, Chicago s..
First on balls, off Tyler 2, off Cheney
Q Struck out. by Tyler 9. Cheney l.
Time, 2.37. Umpires. Quigley and Ea-
son.
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Twa-base hfts--Stanage HObIitZeII
Hooper. Three-base hit-Speaker. Hits
Off Oldham 5 in innings: off Cavet 2 in
innings. Sacrifice hits-Oldham, Cady,
Gregg. Left on bases-sBoston 2, Detroit
s. Struck out-By Oldham 2. by Cavet
s5hy Gregg3. Wild pitch--Gregg. Time.
I.5o. Empires, Egan and Dineen.
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FALLS
AND AUGUSTA TEAM
WILL BATTLE TODAY
Game Promises To Be Hardest
Fought of Any This Year
Up-river Nine Is
Very Fast
THE TWO LINE-UPS

Today is the day for the great bat
tie between Augusta and the Liver
more Falls team on the Reuel Will
liams field. More interest is centered
III this game than has been evident
this season. 1t will give the fans a
chance to see what Joe Coadys bunch
can do against the claimants to the
title. Livermore Falls is a strong ag
gregation. 1t has at the present, and
always has had that reputation. 1t
Is made up of fast prep school and
college players. Woodbury., formerly
with the Portland New England
League team, is included on the twirl-
ing staff. Moore Is another who can
serve up variety of hooks that has
made even the keenest batsmen look
silly. 1t will be one or the other of
these two gents who will pass up the
sphere this afternoon. 1t is not only
in the pitching staff that Livermore is
strong Behind the bat will be sta
toned the husky Masterman, who
caught for Kent's Hill Seminary this
season. This backstop is In a class
by himself. At first base the team is
strong, Twaddle who will play that
position is considered one of the best
in the State.
1t is needless to say very much
about the Augusta team, most every
one knows it's calibre, man for man.
1t will. be either Harvey or Stinson in
the box. If you haven't anything too
rushing on, and If you have you had
better let it go until tomorrow, come
over and witness the best game of bail
that you have at any time this season.
P. NJ. sharp is the time that the
game will be called Following is the
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LiVERMoRE FALLS
FEDERAL LEAGUE
indianapolis 7, Kansas City 3

Kansas City. Aug. z6-The smuggling of
the Indianapolis team defeated Kansas
City today Z to 8. The score:
Indianapolis % 1 0 0 4 o-7-14-2
Kansas City Il 0 0 o / 0 O-3-10-2
Falkenberg and Rariden; Cullop and
Easterly, Enzenroth.
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COLONIAL LEAGUE

At Taunton-Taunton Z; Brockton 0.
At Fail River-Pawtucket S; Fall
At New Bedford--woonsoc 4;
New Bedford 3.
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New England League Results

Worcester T. Lynn 3.
Lowell 8. Lewiston 4.
Lawrence 9. Portland 0 Cirst game);
Lawrence 1, Portland (second camel.
Haverhill 8, Manchester /.
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TODAY'S GAMES
National League Results

Chicago 1, Boston O.
Brooklyn 2, Pittsburg l first game);
Brooklyn 4. Pittsburg Second game).
st. Louis l, New York (irst game):
New York 4, st. Louis 0 (second game)
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EXCITING RACES AT
HOULTON'S OPENING
DAY-ONE rs PROTESTED

Houlton, Me-, Aug. 26--Close and ex-
citing finishes featured the racing at the
first day of the Houlton Fair. In the
third heat of the 214 James K Newbro
fell, spiiling Queen Inez. James X won
the race, which has been protested on the
grounds that the judges were wrong In
calling it an unavoidable accident. The
summary: 4
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American League Standing

Games Today
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at wa sfington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at New York.
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Chicago 2, ST. Louis 1.

st. Louis. Aug 26.-Chicago today won
from st. Louis in the 10th inning to l.
The score:
St. Louis 10 0 0 0-1-S-1
johnson and Wilson; Keupper and ST.
mon.
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Young Twirler Redeems
Himself for Defeat at
Hands of Senators
In Early Season
STORY OF GAME
TROLLEY LEAGUE STANDING

Hallowell. Me-. Aug. 2s.-(SpeciaD.-
Pagan, once pounded from the box by
the unmerciful bats of the smuggling SEN
ators. retaiiated here today when his
team, redeeming Its glaring errors In
the field by pounding Harvey ana stin-
son for 10 hits. won a n-inning contest
by to score. Pagan was by no
means small factor, his superb twirling
allowing the heavy hitting Augustans
but four hits and only MacGhee was
able to game. more than a single Off his
delivery.
From the time that Simpson hit the
hrst bah pitched by stinson for two
bases. the Hallowell batsmen hit like
fields. And had It not been for the ex-
ceilent fielding exemplifed by Appleton
and MacGhee. IL is probable that some
OF the two-basgers would have been
stretched to home runs.
Pagan InvinoibIe
But to one man. standing above his
teammates. can Augusta blame for it's
dofeat, for Pagan pitched brilliant ball.
His article of twirling approached the
nearest to the remarkable thinning game
against Winthrop that he has pitched
since Keeping the hits well scattered
and with steam to burn, he was tow
er of strength that Hallowell could rely
upon. especially in the pinches lie was
invincible.
His opponents, Stinson and Harvey,
were hit for eight and seven hits respec-
lively. and their offerings had no terrors
whatever for the local iaitters.
Fagan's exhibition. one of nerve, good
judgment, was all the more prominent
because of his wretched backing in the
field. A total of eight errors were made
Sriller. however, put up remarkable
game IN center field. while Sheehan held
men to bases as II they were stuck In
the first four innings just 70 men faced
Pagan. but after that the fielders took
rather bad slump.
HalIoweII's First Run
Hallowell secured their first run in the
FIRST inning when Simpson doubled, Spill
Ter singled and Boardman hit to Lawry,
who tried to get Simpson at the plate
but Jailed. Fraser, Sheehan and Drake
retired in order.
In the fifth with two men out, Harvey
OF Augusta was hit by a pitched ball
Errors by Fraser and Blair on Apple
tons and Newbert's hits allowed him to
score.
In the fifth Augusta certainly had their
way, Lawry singled. Coady took first on
Fasan's error, Smith sacrificed, scoring
I.awry, and violette hit to Blair. who
errored. allowing Coady to score. Mac
Chez capped the climax with triple to
left field. scoring violette, but was out
in trying to stretch It 10 four. Harvey
was out, Pagan to Fraser.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-27
STANDINGS and
American League Results

philadelphia 6. Chicago 0.
Boston 3, Detroit 2.
Washington-Clev postponed.
New York 2. St. Louis i--12 innings.