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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-29
CHINA

Mr.. and Mrs. John Camisa and
family have returned to their home
in New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Good
win accompanied them 20 Portland.
wheer they viii visit Mr.. Goodwin 8
daughter. Mrs. Gibbs.
Misses Ethel Gerald and Dora Kit
chen have been visiting their aunt
Mrs Abbie Coombs in Waterville.
also their uncle. Bert Gerald In Clin-
ton.
Rev and Mrs. Brown returned On
Saturday from a weeks visit TO their
former home at westbrook-
Miss Florence whalen Of Green
wich. Conn, is the guest Of W. w.
washburn and family.
". w. washburn Is the recipient OF
a beautiful gilver medal from the city
Of Greenwich, Conn. in honor Of his
late son. Edward Elvtn washburn who
was head Of the Chemistry Depart
menf OF Greenwich High school and
who died In the c. S. service while
stationed At Cleveland. Ohio. These
individual medals. silver Tor the dead
and bronze for the living. are gfNsn
by the city M memorials Tor sAcA
ana m of fhslr nownnman who
ssrvea m TIA 1A1a wcr1d war
Mr.. ana 1zrn E1lmar E1<z1su1sr - =
their dauxnfer MAJ cf WoodEoros
sre nerc cor q 1eW -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-29
AUSTRALIAN TENNIS
STARS WILL PLAY
AT NEWPORT

Newport, R. L, July 27-The Aus
tralian and American tennis stars
will meet for the first time this sea
son In the coming invitation tourna-
ment- at the Newport Casino. which
opens Aug. 1.
The drawings for the tourney viii
be made Friday. but already it is
known thar Norman E Brookes. Ger
aid L. Patterson, Randolph Lycert
and r '. Thomas Of Australia are
co be in Newport, as well as Yama-
saki. Ishi and Kumagae. the Japan
Csc Uknis stars.
Major Harron Of England, il is un-
derstcod. will participate In the New
port tourney. Among the American
players who viii take part wiz De
R. Lindley Murray. Maurice z. Nc
Loughitn. Thomas c. Bundy. r. Nor
r!s, Williams I'd, William III. John
stem. c. j. Griffith. Robert Kinsey.
Axel Craven. Samuel Hardy. T r.
Fell William T. Tnden, Jr., Wallace
r. johnson. R. Fisher, r. W. Nor
ris. c. S. Garland. Harry c. john
son, Watson II. washburn. P c
Seaver, L Il. vosheIl, Vincent R;cI-
ards. Fred, c. Iuman and Dean Ma
they.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-29
CLERKS WIN
CLOSE GAME FROM
THE PApERMAkERS

The Clerks came back strong in
Monday evenings game Of the Twi-
light League. running in three scores
in the eighth inning and thus win
ming the game by the score Of IA TO
l. II surely was most interesting
contest and the Counterjumpers de-
serve great credit for their gameness,
stealing up on the Papermakers when
the game looked as good as won for
that team.
With three runs IN the first inning
and six in the second the game look
ed easy for the Cusnnocs. But the
Clerks got busy then and did not a.
low another run until the sixth inn
ing. when the Cushnocs got two.
The Clerks were slow in starting
scoring but three men in 1--WE inn
ings. The sixth, however, was a reg
uiar merry-go-round and seven Of the
Counterjumpers made the circuit Of
bases. the score then being II to 19
IN favor Of the Cushnocs. And the
interest IN the game began TO pick
up.
In the seventh inning Garsida
crossed the plate for the Clerks, on a
hit by pitched ball. a stolen base, and
an error by Merrill. catcher for the
Papermakers. No runs were made
by the Cushnocs. and the score was
a tell to Il.
The eighth inning was a very good
one for the Clerks. Groves hit and
took second on a passed ball Gilman
made a two-bagger, scoring Groves
Gilman scored on a sacrifice by Alb
bor1 and a hit by Marshall. And
with a stolen base and passed ball,
Marshall completed the round IF
bases.
In the ninth inning. Gray OF the
Papermakers crossed the home plate
on two passed balls and a two-base
hit by Haskall But Cote was in the
box for the Clerks ana famed the
next TWO men. ending the game.
Cote went into the box at the criti-
cal time for the Clerks in the eighth
inning. and did the stunt of striking
out five men in two innings. Mar
shall at CenterfeId. Gilman at first
and Giroux at third and shortstop
played fine ball for the Clerks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-29
TENNIS PLAY
AT NEWTON. MASS

Newton. Mass. July es.-R- y. VII
iians II, and Watson NJ washburn
won the New England Sectional Ten
mis- Doubles championship today, de-
feating the Pennsylvania team Of
Craig Biddle and Charles s. Garland
in straight sets. The scores were:
81, SIS, g.
In the singles Biddle defaulted to
Williams in order to leave for New
port tonight % prepare for next
weeks tournament. Harry G. John
son. the Massachusetts champion. de-
fauited 70 Garland because, of an
ankle that was troubling him. Rich
ard c. Harte. the Harvard star, with
the score at two sets each. and
four games against him on the fourth
defeated F. J. SuIlowav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-29
Gev't Puts in Claim for
Tax On Air Transp0rtztia

New York. July 2s.-The guNx1-
mert presented its first claim tor var
tax on aerial transportation tndAy
when George A Schaeffer. deputy In
ternal revenue collector. aftar eon6er-
ring with Washington by oaleph1na.
descended upon the originaAors qf tina
living boat service just established
between New York and AfiAnfic CITY
and demanded that the two women
who Saturday made the arzf r01nd-
trip pay per cent. additional On
their tickets cost
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REDS NOSE OUT
PIRATE BUNCH

Cincinnati, O.. July 2S.-In a con-
test fun of hard hitting and poor
fielding the Cincinnati team won its
sixth straight game from Pittsburgh
today. 5 TO I. The visitors made a de-
ternined rally in the eighth inning
but failed to overcome the lead Of
the Reds. Corner, young left-hand-
er. made his first start for Cincinnati.
Rousch. who was put out Of yester-
days game. was fined $50 by Pres
ident Heydler. but was not suspend
ed Score:
Pittsburgh $1,000 0I5 e-7-Ie-1
Cincinnati l I 2 0 0 0 xS-15-4
Hamilton. Carlson and Lee; Ger
ler. Eller and Rariden.
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ET EVEN TEAMS
m BOSTON
EOCCER LEAGUE

The annual meeting of the Boston
md District Coccer LeLague was
Hi a, ss4 Washington street yester-
Esy and very wei attended. The
.suhs represented were Fore River.
bus.pn Rcvers, Trimo. Irish Ameri-
ms Mead Morrisons. Lynn Thisties.
everdale. ;. E. Sturtevant- Lynn
Tbs. United Shoe and Swedish Am
r-rans. This viii make the biggest
Ssarue that has ever played in this
k,a-ict
The delegates first decided to have
we sections and then one division,
Is he new teams kicked SO vigorous
h N me makeup OF the second dlvi-
m. only the Sturtevaat team being
tantent-
George Parks. a returned soldier
vas elected president over Smith II
eirerda,e after a close contest.
PARKS Is an old Char,estown player
/ nd full Of soccer. Dave Lowe OF
United Shoe was elected vice pres;-
: e-t. Sec-Treas. Collins reelected.
Is proposed to get General LEG
4 res or St Georges to join before
thursday.
TIE first round of games vii lopen
y Aug. 80 as follows: Riverda'e VS..
Mead Morrison a. North Brighton
flarine grounds; Boston Rovers vs..
Swedish at Sullivan So;
ktur-syant Us. United Shoe, at
Washington street grounds. Rosi.n-
tale. Lynn Hlbs VS. Thimo. at Cooper
rree. grounds, West Lynn; Fore
BIER vs.. Lynn Thistles. at Quincy:
sil-Americars. a bye. but will play
b1y new leam that may come in.
Pres. Duncan McLacllan Of he
ftaie association has named the fol-
living committees Games and cup,
fcs. Pres McAuley. Boston and
lawrence: rules. NJ. Hogan of Lynn.
McLerie of Bosten and w. Nc
6r.gor of Roxbury; registration,
Boston and Lawrence delegates and
fice Pres. McAuley; propaganda II.
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BRAVES COME
FROM BEHIND
AND TRIM pills.

Philadelphia Pa. July eS.-R.xew
weakened in the seventh and eighth
today and Boston overcarne Phila-
delphia's lead winning ) to Z. In
derus had a home run and three sin
giles In four times Up. making seven
hits out of his las- eight times nj
PAT j. t. smith drew bases on balls.
ms nrst tour trips 70 the plate. In
the eighth, with the bases filed by
two passes and single. Rixey forced
home the tying run with another
base on balls. then pinch hitter VIII
sons single drove IN two runs. Score:
BOSTON
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MAKES NEW
HITTING RECORD

Wichita. Kan. July 27-Joe VII
holt, center fielder for the Wichita
Western League baseball club. today
established what is believed TO be a
new worlds record by hitting safely
in IS consecutive games.
Jack Ness of the Oakland Club in
the Pacific Coast League was re-
ported in 1915 as hitting in IS con-
securive games Wichita fans today
presented Without a purse of $500
Wilhoits batting average in 1877
times at bat this season is So. and
his collection includes three home
runs, six triples and II doubles.
Without was with the New York
Giants last wear. and before that was
with the Braves
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INVITATION TENNIS
AT SEABRIGHT. n. ].

Seahright, n. J., July 2s.-W TIL
den u. S. H yoshell and Axel Ora
ven scored easily In the feature
matches in the invitation tournament
here today vosheII beat H. s. Par
ker Sc, Ga, Ttlden by fast net play
mastered the veteran T. c. Inman So,
S-3, and Craven outplayed r. T. An
derson. the Junior star. s-a. al.
In other matches T. r PeN beat P
Handkerchief, SIS. GA. while c. s.
Garland Of Pittsburgh and r. va
masaki of Japan retired by default.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-29
1S-YEAR-OLD
HIGH SCHOOL BOY
GOES TO CUBS

Lynn. July 8-Bernie Frieberg, for
ner English high school athlete and
well known throughout New England
has been signed by the Cubs and viii
Join the outfit Immediately. He had
been playing with the Comets Of the
lynn Playground League II is said
that he has the best contract ever gwen
by a major league team 70 a schooIboy
player. He in Is years old
Frieberg in 1916 captaineG the z. n. s.
football eleven and baseball team The
same year at the 3. A A. games in
Boston he established several schooI5oy
records.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-29
BOSTON

-Barted for Russell in sth.
New York / 0 0 0 q o 0 o.
Boston II Q I 0 0 Q *
Two-hase f1its-Peckinpaugh, Pipp,
Bod1e, Lewis Three-base hits
shannon. Stolen bases-Schang.
Shannon Sacrifice h:ts-Pipp, Few
ster. Double pIays-Pennock 10 Shan
non 10 Gamer; Ruth to Schang. Left
en- hases-Bcston 9; New York :.
Base on balls-or Schneider 4. Hits
or Schneider I IN innings Is; of
Russell in - innings, of McGraw
II l inning. Hit by pitcher-by
Schneider Peanock, CRoth). Struck
out-by Schneider s: Russell 4: Pan
rock L Wild pitches-Schneicer I.
Passed ball-Eannah l. Losing pitch
er. Schneider.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-29

TIE result Of the women's tourna-
merit is an awakening Of much inter-
est and enthusiasm and the handi-
caps hereafter will be based on the
above scores. The last of this week
a women's elimination handicap for a
cup offered by I. IL. Cobe viii be op-
should leave their names with the
cadiy-maSter at once Any further
information regarding the tourna-
nent may be obtained from the
chairman OF the women's tourna-
ment committee, Miss Anne NJ. Kit
tredge.
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BAD DAY FOR
FAVORITES AT
COLUMBUS RACES

Columbus. o. July 29-Ir is almost
automatic that the mid summer
grand circuit race meeting is a severe
trial fer horses that rule as favorites
IN the races IN keeping with this
precedent. every favorite in each of
roday's events was defeated, even old
Single c.. going down IN the free-for-
all pace. He won the first heat and
Miss Harris NJ the next two. Judges
removed Stokes az the end of the
second heat, Valentine driving Single
G. the final mile. The best he could
90 was to make Miss Harris NJ. step
in e-00s 10 win.
Grace Direct easily disposed Of Belle
Alcantara. the favorite in the EOS
pace. She took a new record for her
self Of 2.oSz IN doing so. Tommy
Todd, after losing the first heat of
the e.09 trot TO Peter Billiken. won the
next three. The Els trot was unfin-
ished at shutdown. Harvest Lad stood
best IN the summary when the post
ponement until tomorrow was an
nounced- Summaries:
FREE-FOR-ALL. PACE. THREE
HEATS, PURSE $1,000
Miss Harris NJ. b N. by Pc
ValeHDne) -....
Single G, h (Stokes and
eter The Great Fleming. l
Directum ], blk h CAurphy) > ;
Time-e.05i: EOS: zoo.
zoe CLASS TROTTING. THREE N
FIVE HEATS, PURSE $1,000
Tommy Todd. e. by Todd
Mac (Stokes) ......4 I 1 I
Peter Billiken. CHI h tThorn-
as) Observation-Disclosures
Golden Speir, en- N (Geers} )
Evil Rock, b CVau 81 6 3
Peter Chenault- b h MUIR
pny} 3 70
The Substance also started.
Tim@2-07: 2.0sg; 2.07a; s9Ss.
EOS CLASS PACING. THE ELKS
HOME. IN 5. PURSE $4,000
Grace Direct. b m. hy Walter
Direct (Sturgeon) ..1 /
Belle Alcantara, b m (McMa-
nom ---... , s
Jay Mack. Oh b (Whitehead). ) 5 >
Edward P. br b Leese) "a } 5
Baron Wood, blk & (valen-
llne} --------..-.-.... s 4
Little Batiste also started
Time2.055; 2.04a; EOS.
2.1S CLASS TROTTING, ) IN 5.
PURSE $1,000 CUNFJNISHEp)
Harvest Lad. br h. by the
Harvester F1eming) .... . I
Trechato, z (Stinson) .7 1 5
King Watts. bfh (Whitehead) / 4
Arson NJ. b m (McDonald) ) 5 >
Cord Axworthy, Oh z (Shank) . DIR
Imperio, Hegler. Prince Hal. Col
den Frisco and Anna MaIoney also
started.
Ty-~a ms. /. nos, -a-
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Pe1nOck Scores Second Win in Yankee Series.
Rixey Wedkens Under Braves Attack PhiLs Lose
RED SOx TAKE
3 OUT 0F4FROM
YANKEE TEAM

Eoston. July 2s.-Penrock pitched
his second win of the series over the
New York club today winning TO 1.
ana giving Boston three games out
OF four Schneider, the first of three
New York pitchers used, walked
three and made d wild pitch in the
fifth, wren he was relieved after Bos-
ton lad scored two runs. A diving
catch by Hooper and plays at third
by Wit were features. Score:
NEW YORK
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TWILIGHT MANAGERS MEET

Decide TO Hold No More Saturday
Evening Gamas-Sehedufe Arranq-
ed for Remainder of This Wesk
At a meeting Of the managers of
the Augusta Twilight League held
Monday evening it was voted to hold
no more Saturday evening games.
The following schedule was arrang-
ed for the remainder Of this week:
Tuesday, July 29-Printers vs..
State House.
Wednesday. July so-Crossetts Va.
Cushnocs.
! Thursday. July 31-Printers vs..
Clerks.
Friday. Aug. 1-Crosserts vs.. State
House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-29
VICTORIOUS SOLDIER
TRACK TEAM
COMING HOME

New York. July 2s.-The victorious
soldier athletic track team which
wen the recent inter-aIlied games in
the Pershing stadium near Paris. win
sail from Francs on July 30. Col
Wait johnson. who is in charge Of
the team. cahied the sailing date 20
Amateur Athletic Union officials in
this city today.
On The arrival OF the athletes there
viii be q special reception and Gel
ebrs ton. followed by 4 track nleet in
which both track and field men viii
compete In their specialties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-29

Earned runs. clerks. g., cnshnoc-A
Three base hits. Watson. SPomG1aaz-
Two base htfz. Haskeu. 5 P1Dsr1san.
Nicholas. Circus, Gilman. Watson
whitten. Merrill Stolensnnaes.s Coee
.. Groves. Gilman. Abbott, Marshall
l. Garside 4. LAlbertA HAa1en
Struck out. by Haske1as; Ay Cn0xl
Double plays. sWatsnn % &LAHbR0:
Watson TO Pomeriean,&Cnen-a
base; Cote 20 Pumer4eaR. Hlk b.
pitched ban. Garside Z GruvaG EaO-,
ed bah. Merrill @; Groves 4 Baao4m
balls. by HASKELL 4: by LsigAkna L
Umpire. Thompson. Tina. 20k. ~
tendance, $50.
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DOUGLAS WINS
HIS FIRST FOR n. Y.

Brooklyn, July 2S.-Phu Douglas
pitched his first game in a New
York uniform today and beat Brook
lyn to 4. His work. while not i'm
pressive- was good enough TO win as
the Charts batted Mamaux and Nit
chel hard. Burns led with four hits
in five times at bat and Doyle was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-29

close up with three. Griffith also got
three hits Tor Brooklyn Myers. who
Is making 4 great fight for the bat
ting honcrs. struck out three times.
A 1ne running catch by Young was
the feature Of the field Score:
New York 0 0 0 0 ) l 0 1-T-15-5
Brooklyn % 0 0 > 0 0 0 II SIS
Douglas and Gonzales; Mamaux.
Mitchell and Miller.
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Giroux led the stick work with four
hits
For the Papermakerz Watson at
second base and Laliberte at shot
showed up especially well Watson
and Pomerleau each got q three
Dagger and a two-bagger
The summary:
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CALENDAR OF SPORTING EVENTS

July z--~lishs League: cruzs-ts -.e.na
ieiy 3o-T~iish. lezaus-State 81 vs. Pr,t.r~
July 3f-Twiioht League: Eat,-.
Aug. f-Twiksh4 House W.. c,..,.-.
Aug f2-RsScg:
Course
Aug. 2: Racin- Union Trot1nq Park.
Aug. 4-T~iiaht Clerks. r.
Aug s-Twilshs lsa-u nts-s H,u..
Aug. 6-T~inht CUISINE
va. c.e-ks
Aug. f5-T~i,sht League:
Aug. t5-T-en
Aug f6-T~;iuht c-crs-tes
Aug. fs-T,~i'Jht League: Safe He=se
Aug. c2-T~irht League: cqB<7
Aug. 23-T,~iisht League: Print:-.
vs..
Aug. 29-Twlight Leaguc-csks
3o-T~ilsnt Stats House vs.c
Sept I, 2. 3-Racrr: Rs-re
Track A. A.
U-Foothai: Easec Ha at carhr
4-FootsaN: at Lewis
A-Footbal Coli Fort at
Oct ff-Foctaa!i Colby Harvard at canbrd1e.
Oct 1f-Foottal: va Mckinley at
Oct f8-Foothali: Colby VS. at waterviie
Oct f8-Foothaii VS.
Oct 25-Footta.i: Colby !
Oct 25-Foothal: Vs.. al
Nov. 1-Foothai 5cvdo VS. at
Nov 2-Foothai: Colby Mama n Watervile
Nov 9-Foothai: vs.H al
Nov 16-EootbaH: CoiEy Navy Annapolis
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MEN AND WOMEN
TOURNAMENTS AT
NORTHPORT

Nortaport- July eS-The mems
elimination handicap for the cup Of
fered by Ira NJ Cobe, opened on
Saturday with the following score:
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Womer's Handicap

The first WOmen's handicap play
ed Al the club closed Saturday. The
TWO lowest net scores of the 10 en-
tIants are 20 play IF al a date 70 be
announced for the silver cup offered
by the club. AS this was the first
tournament in which the women have
taken part, ii was necessary 70 MAKE
i t-y-out and tire handicaps have
been found to be al cut Of proportion
as some Of those participating had
played bu- a few times and had but
little idea as TO what their handicap
should be. The result shows what a
little practice and coaching can do in
a week tine as every one played far
under what they had previously. The
winners l. the preilminaries are Mrs.
Virgil L Hall and Mrs. Allan III
Howes. high handicap players. and
both beginners this season. The
sro~a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-29

Smith of 2iverdale. r Lewis of MAJ.
Japan, II. Hogan of Lynn
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Two base hits. Whitfield. Williams.
home run Luderus. Stolen bases.
Rawlings .. J. c Smith. Sacrifice
nlts. Herzog, Cruise. Bancroft. Left
en- bases. Boston 10, Philadelphia s.
Base on balls. of Demaree l. OF
Hogg ), OF Rixey 5. Hits. of Dema-
rec In innings: of McQuiIien
In innings; off Rudolph in ? inn
lngs; of Hogg none in Is inning:
on Rixey IS innings. Hit by
pitcher, McQuilien (Sicking)- Struck
cut by Demaree 1, McQuillan !, by
Rudolph 1. by Rixey >. Winning
pitcher, McQuillan- Losing pitcher.
Rixey.
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PHILADELPHIA

-bafted for Demaree in 4th.
-Batted for McQuillen in Sth.
-Batted for Adams in 9Th.
-Barred for Rixey in 9Th.
Boston .........0 0 ooo1s
Fnlla ........0 200 0 O "a
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-OI Z <1-A " 1A u y IL : Fs-l4It41AJ : VI
Imperio, Hegler. Prince Hal. Col
den Frisco and Anna MaIoney also
started.
Time-a.oss; ..eSs: s.12S.
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vrawn 70 Play THIS week:
Hatch VS.. Richie.
Ward VS.. Hamilton.
Mcclellan VS.. Clay.
heaLag VS.. Milliken.
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BASEBALL DOPE At 4 GLANCE

yESTEHOAy'S AM. RESULTS
Boston s. New York Z
TooAY's AMERICAN GAMES
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago At lew York
Cleveland at Philadelphia
St Louis at Washington.
yEsTzRDkr.s NAT. RESULTS
Boston 5. Philadelphia 5.
New 1ork 4. Brooklyn 4
Cincinnati 8, Pitrsburg 2
Cheapest. Louis. wet grounds.
TooAY'S NATIONAL GAMES
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittshurg.
NJ. { RESULTS
Fftchburg ., haverhiil L
Lewiston 4. Portland /
The Holly chieftain., 1919-03-06

Denver schools open as striking
engineers return.
Breckenridge -Tressler group min
cs to be developed.
Hayden-LOng lease taken on coal
land in ROutt county.
Sale of buildings marks beginning
of Denver realty boom.
State was fifteenth in sale of War
Savings Stamps in 1918.
MontrOse farmer clears $4,000
from seventeen acres onions.
Cripple Creek output increasing,
will soon be back to normal.
Rico-WellingtOn Co. developing
property and blocking out re.
SilvertOn district adds Champion
and Caledonia to shipping list.
Denver-Swift Co. makes improve
ments on plant costing $4,000.
Greeley district makes potato
shipment averaging 27 ears daily.
Ridgway-l7OO acres of Cow Creek
land purchased by Texas stOckman.
Silver Plume-Terrible mine EN-
ploys 40. men; more to be added lat
er.
Fort COllins-2,2 2,25O,OO0 pounds sug-
ar saved from mOlasses heretofore
used as feed.
Grazing of cattle and sheep on
same ranges becoming more success
full each year.
Grand JunctiOn-Grand Valley
coal miners laid off as result of
higher rates.
/ Cripple Creek-Rich strike in
Portland holding up as develop
ment progresses.
Lamar-Derrick erected, machin-
cry installed; work to begin in Nee
NO-She well soon.
Fort Collins losses fine horse
breeding station which goes to
Riverton, Wyoming.
Eagle county to spend all avail
able money on Battle Mountain
highway and main travel roads.
Colorado mines produced 1884
403 tons coal in 1918, an increase of
133,09S tons over previous year.
Great Western Sugar Co. opens
university extension classes for en-
ployes at each of its ten factories.
The Somerset Crested Butte road
is to be pushed thru this summer
and work will begin within two
weeks
Denver Gas e. Electric Co., to be
gin operation of new $750000 elec-
tric generating station March 1st:
is most complete plant in west.
Steamboat Springs-Last year 81
766 head cattle and 1850 sheep
were fattened on Routt national
forest.
Denver Colorado Mill g. Eleva-
tor Co. to have new 100000 plant in
city by next fall Company already
has four -four mills in intermoun.
| tain county.