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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
Augusta twilight League
TO PLAY POSTPONED
MAINE AND BCWDOIN
GAME ON THURSDAY

Arrangements were completed On
Monday for playing the Maine-Bpw-
doio game. postponed from the til
IN account Of rain. and II VIII come
off 4. O'clock Thursday afternoon
d. Orono.
This is the last game n the Inter
cnIIerlare schedule and SIS II happens
will decide the championship. AZ
viii be seen from The standing. Z
Maine wins II VIII give the oruno
tenn a clear title to the pennant. Z
BowdoIn wins, the series will end u
a tie for first place.
y ECwaoin comes out On the snnrt
end of the score, Il will be 4 crumb
Of comfort fnr Bates for the maroon
will finish n tie for second place
Il If needless tn say that this will
ne a game worth rnin= u Oruno ID
see for tnereTl be excitement enough
with the band, the cheering section
and Ell Lne dolngs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
WOMEN tennis Players
SHINE 1T Philadelphia

Philadelphia Pa. June 1--Th-ee
members Of the Big Four" in the
women tennis world, Mrs George
Nighlman, Longwood Cricket Clur.
Boston. Miss Eleanor Goss. West
Side Tennis Club. New York and
MISS Marion Zinde-sleIo. Longwood.
advanced 70 the third round Of the
play N the singles IF the National
Lawn Tennis Championship Tourna-
meut on sne courts If The Philadel-
pnla Cricket Club today. Miss MoIla
E1ursred- the title holder. gained a
berth IN THIS round by winning TWO
matches Yesterday
Mrs. Wlgr-rnan wnn a place IN the
third round by eliminating one If
PHILADELPHIA best players. Miss
Phyllis Walsh, s.. g.
MISS Ioss. VINO IF IN the same
bracket with Mrs. Wignrman, also
won ner match WIKI the loss VI but
III +. auE If the New York Ten
MS club. The scDre was go. 81
IN the first ser WITH Miss Florence
Balm If New York. Miss Finder
stein had things quite her own way
and WIZ na1ciiv 81 The second
ser however found Miss BALM plav-
ing oerrs- and the set rook MISS I'm
de-sfein IN fourteen games before
she won SIS
The field n the girls singles cham
nionsrl2 was -eGuced To eight as a
result Of rodav's play If TINS num-
Der only one. MISS Katherine Porter
me tItie-hoider, Is local player
Play was started to-day IN both the
women s and girls doubles AZ well
as mixed doubles. Virtually all the
first rounG matches n the women =
doubles were completed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
KET'S HILL 5
LEWISTON AC.1

ksn1s Eli. Ne. June -1.-Sr-iking ou-
TRIAL Of 1E and Allowing Only trur nirx,
an-zn. the Kenr's Fiji -w.-ler. closed a
musf succesE-ul season win a a. VIC
Iory. The opposing raR1r. self-srvied the
LEWISTON Athletic Club. were an asEe-
CATION o. first class DIAL players but
they IL louked alike 10 Koran anc ne
an7Dvee himself immensely see ng them
fan al his pitching. Koran hImsais
plzvea star game fielding ms position
WITH rersran Skill but Ealing drwn
rrmidirv after the severe accldenf nf
SaInruar. A -nE- tine n irving TT
dodge what he supposed would prove 20
be m oucsi1pnr. ne strapped hacK NTH a
Wild inshnut, GINNING AZ lightning sneec
VIII resulting crack thu. could ne
heard all over the diamond. and winch
knocked I'M UNCONSCIOUS n q rwlnkitng
The nlow struck him 1usf below the
temple and dislocarec the Jawnnne This
was al Tngus and being but tn-se dars
hack the resulting swelling and the ~
meMlrance of he blow are still with
him.
The -esf ~ the ream PLAYED M st.-urr
and ~ skiItal hRserunning the scien-
II: use o. the ai--and--in :arnc and
q gooClv snrrnkl,nE Of hits ther man
aged 70 BRING In more than enouc. -uns
20 WIN. -ew,srnn scored after the
bases We're filed IN Plummer's er--,-. ru-
this LAD eveneo things " again ~ So
peru base running later IT the game.
The SUMMARY:
RE
hsnt's Hi Seminar cao07 - :
lewiston a c.. @ 0 Q 0 90 O. ! :
saT-sr7es Koran and Wakaler. -auue
and Naf7Ds-- q TNDire Peurnck
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AUGUSTA LOCALS
ETuS 9 nnUu
I'D lSNenHT 9
561H PIONEER INFANTRY

Tho Kennebec journal Tuesday morn
ing published the welcome news If the
sa-.y return hume uf the 5Rth Fiunee-
Infan-y q cnmpnn- Of which was rals-
SC N Augusta and n lA-Ee part Of
which are Name boys. Details cnn-
earning their ARRIVAL and aHsignm6n.
10 cAmps N tins country are cnnrAin-
ed IN the fDliowing telegram sent by
United States Senator Frederick Eale
trnn Washington
War department advIses me that the
18th Pioneer Infantry Is due 70 arrive
on -wo ships. Etnn arrives al Newport
News June q. and the Mexican ARRIVES
al New YORK June - The regiment
VIII De split up and sent to the follow
ing camps tnr denobilizHtlun
Camp Derens, Six officers and III
men Camp Cprnn. one officer and :.
men. Camp DIX. 15D men Camp Lee
ane officer anc ~ men: Camp jackson
lG men Camp Grant. one nfacer and
8: men, CAMP Dodge. me officer and =.
men scattered To various camps, one
officer and Is men.
The Etun viii discharge - Camr
Devens Is n1cerr and 3. men TO Camp
Upton. eight officers and IL men; ru
Camp DIX one oficer and ~ men; II
Camp Meade. one officer and :Se men;
n Camp Grant Is men u Camp Dodge,
Il men scattered ID various camps. nine
officers and 81 men"
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NOVEL AND REMARKABLE
PIECE WAR SURGERY

Asburv Park. n. J., June IA 70
MARIA hie piece Of war surgery in which
soldiers wounded IN the head ana serni-
CONSCIOUS rum q locaI anassthetic chew
surgeon orders To cough and thus ex-
pei bullets and shell bone-trAgmenrz
through hpies cut in their skuiia. was
described today by Major Arthur n.
Grant of Utica. Y. =. al the annua,
convention of thf National Institute II
Homeopathy. The partial cnnscpumess
Of the patient was an advantage, he
said. While ne felt nc pain. he readily
responded to a command To cough
Three-fourrhs Of the Do0.gBm schsa!
children IN the United States hzve phve-
iGal defects more or less detrimental q
health and one-tffth are in had phys
icai condition. declared Dr. john 4.
Fischer Of Philadelphia DR. Fischer
said he quoted from figures IN q 70
port bv IN Wood. chairman Of the
communities On health probiems Of the
Nj unnA csuucil q 1ounastnn.
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PEACE HEADS
Continued from Page One

delegation On ieavInc Versailles .u-
elria- WIS hnoJed ~ a crowd Of hood
luIrs ana -wr members Of Tie rteiaca-
non were struck ny stones Premier
CleDenceau mas w-,rtan q letter d: apol-
oET 70 ne crIef German pienIpnten-
cia-y- The Dre.-c- ri the department
and the police commissioner nave been
dismissed
The Council Of Five met Tuesday ara
CONS ue-ec the clauses IN the Austrian
neace r-ea-y which have NOT been hand
&c n 70 chs Auar-iaas
The Turkish delegation winch mas ar
VEG IN France n discuss Turkish
Jams for mild --sa --ner- was heard
ny ne Council Of Ten The main Dies
nf me Turks was mar the Turkish En-
pi-e ne nor Glsrne,n oe-ni. me claim Ne
lnE put forth mat ne Turkish people
wnre NOT responsible 1ur the cnur--- :
entering lnro -ne war on The SIDE o.
me Teuturic Allies Premier -Iernen-
c"au rrpnised - CONSIDER -nenln-an-
du-n IN the question which is -n ne Ora
serted nv the Turkish grand v.zlsr and
lHt"- % make reply 70 L.
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n. :. STANDING
NY HIGH TRIMS GARDINER
HIGH BY 4 SCORE OF 3 TO |

,s r:la.ess Z rne plnches and
:. al ~ounc rood playing en-
.-f MA. ou-r. ID VIII by Il
II IAN Gardiner High
AZ, =arre ": baseball On the
|. ,r-,r,;s-e aniG yesterday after
-ra 7ran@d with Gardiner
s-+ Wiz. = "annInatiun Of ar
- nusnen alley across The
,ame - 1a-. Drawn lifted
|.,-rro,. Mile I'll and made sec
~,s- 7~ow founded out u
k.qs- H. ~, ne slammed a
[,.~v.- scort1s Miller, He stole
1 want out. EilGce-h
k.i!uileI-
~ 1rs ni... II ne second inn
/ s.,sar vas ~eLl-ed. Plun11er
! H.. McA-len and Leighton
be-
raw nj. o. ne second inning
~ aua WE were retired II
,vc .aree c~ae-.
rnr NJ a.-c 3u- four men
souie anG Gardiner WIS re-
s,..n:.. q Iii
.ssr III. a. ne third session
20. nusy 5nUle was Up and
u maze second when EIIGTeth
w. g--wr sac~,tice. Miller fled
:, ,lro-e Drew hit and Win
IN III .'a--v developed wild
II, wa.EeG 1.rE. forcing n a
T HI! walteed. Downing stroll
..-..ns Il another tally. Plum
VIZ -e..-a1.. Pe--y ID McAul-
..ss. ~nng first one way then
rs. aa:..ar cuff again scoring.
y, s,E g. ne INN Gardner
h ST. r Dusn d run across
-..la- AG.hu:Ian singled and
.taa seranE sherman Lifted
rev ai!1-aI1 w.lEeG anG Perry
s1g.e a4zuAG I'm some twist
", ml,c. n -4-leG 70 connect
y --m. Was over. Cony wiz
IN KIT. al -ns season.
ec-. Bows naned Crea. game
sas,''s nu@E .-acst for the sna p
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MAKERS
Il BEFORE
I cROSSET!S

- ~asn =, naa-- runs result
~,r NJ --osses- from the
aouse nv ne score IF L 10 10
~ afternoon On the R-euel
"a ted ~he came was a hard
l1a- ant Until me Inst man
a. = IL ninth L was 20 vne =
sauuoIc me- ne horsehide n
sAsslor or the Clennes.
maze N the field this
InIlng ne pill out intn he
II cerlsr garden Ryan
~! tor VIVA. would have
ordinary casas a clean SIN
pAe-e going into RICH. field
u iel! ne. Ind losing itself II
s-asE and ne succeeded III
,he c:~cu:- before the put
scova-ed
--TI2Ae-E were first at bat
cough combIuacion Of hits
=" =trnere5 four h,E runs.
-as' ma If ne same inning
su"a-"crc n pushing I
her ."~oas the -uhoer
sar'lf- sfis-- "a VEG back and
HI he las1 IT he ninth in
&c entc-s being tied 10 and I'D
we mer III and one down
I" sr9Gnder n Tioier-e which
rs 'e tleided East enough 20
&mnheN r--ssing the plate
Il .le raily that won the
zane scheduled t,r this after
IS -lerks VS.. Edwards On
e Villains field.
EaEmg--
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Fourth and Fifth Divisions
Not TO Sail at Present

Wasf7lngtnn. june 1.-THE FOURTH
and Fifth divisions Of regulars have
beer removed 1-on The llsT Of units
scheduled for early return Ia the
InI-e3 States. the war department
was ADVISED today by General Perish
ing
These -wc divisinns were scheduled
n sal 1-on France this month and
off1clalE believed cancellation Of the
sailing orders would have been mnde
only under plans If the ln1sr-aIlied
high commission and with the ap-
prevail of President Wilson.
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BOwd0in Track and
Tennis Captains Chosen

Brunswick. Me-, June L.-Archie
O. DoHtie n. OF Farmington- was
elected captain Of the Buwdoln coi-
lege track team. and Robert Z Su11
20 Of Dorchester, MaR.. captain of
tho tennis team by the Varsity man
Saturday afternoon. Capt. Dosf'e
tied FOR frsf place IN the high jump
at the Maine intercollegiate. he ID
a sprtnter and plays ha!fnack On
the Varsity football team- Els l1a-
terniry is Chi Psi.
Capt., Burr has Just cumpiereo HE
third year as a tennis player al bow
doin He In a member Of the Tnela
Delta Chi fraternity. Both men were
IN service during the war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18

Ch1cnEn. HIS. June 1T.-Dode Pas-
karrs nome-rlIn drive Inrn the left
field hieacners. which scored TWO
men ahead " him. caused the re-
C--ement Of Causey and gave Chi
cage a lead which New York could
not overcome The scnre was TO
= The vTsIrnrs had WIN seven cnn-
secu-ve games from the locals. four
n the east and three here. Score
New York o . 0 0 0 0 g. 81
Chicago 90 0 0 0 8 o : xT-1-c
Causey. Ra<an and NcC2ry. Alex
ander and o'FarreIl
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Resigned Chinese Cabinet
Still Doing the Work

Pei11ng, June THE Chinese cab
met although II has resigned, is sriT!
rlnrLionlng. Il Is reported that
Chow-HhDrnu, friend Of hre pregl-
dent, viii be asked TO form a new
cabinet and II Is sRid that his selec-
-Ion Is fairly acceptable 10 the mill
-ari5I party.
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and pep they DISPLAYED They seem
To be Just hitting their stride now
the season Is nearly al an end. The
oos's al pulled together anc oIave5
Ike veterans. Capt SouIe pitched n
DANDY game and made the orange
ana 2Iach 6aEaers wave Ii the
plnches
Iony winning this game makes Il
ne In the series and the deciding
game viii probably ne arranged +or
sometime this week
The SUMMARY.
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LABOR JOLTS
BOLSHEVISM AT
ATLANTIC CITY

Atlantic City. n J.. June T..-O-ERn-
.zed labor struck q blow h the Bri-
shevik element IN lis midst when the
American Federation OF Labor IN con-
ventIon here adopted a resolution tndav
denying American labor g recognition O:
Soviet Russia.
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81 RNED DOCKS WERE
SEQ BY SHIPS
COMING TO PORTLAND

Portland, Me, June 1.-THE Alex
aod-la docks al liverpool. which
were burning rodsv, were useG ~
the -wo Canadian hospita! ships run
ming 10 Portland. for repairs and
overnauLlnE wnen rnev reached the
other side. The wounded Canadian
soldiers are taken aboard al P-ln-
cess Landing Stage. The Araguava
Is now n Liverpool. while the Els
seQuIhc Is due here SATURDAY..
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NOT PEEVED
(Continusc from Page One

was assumed Gen. ASujla- rad ser-
MS statement 10 the State depart
merr merely 70 keep the record
straight.
n this connection II vas learned
authnrttariveiv today thai President
Carranza never mac assentec TO the
agreement proposing tina. where
handlt bands cocrit1ed depre6itiuns
IT either country the armed forces ~
thai country could follcw "a hot
trail" across the international line
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Maine Musicians
At Portland
Elect Officers

Portland Me. June 1.-THE Maine
Music Trades Union held IT'S annual
meeting here today and elected the
following officers:
President Frank Y. Rice. Ban
gur vlce-president. F. r Atwood
Bangur secretary and treasurer,
George E. Geary, Portland. Execu-
tive Committee, I. ", Fickert. Rock
land; F. v. Hughes. Foxcrofr L Nj.
Seator6. Portland
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LIGHT WORK BY
HARVARD CREW

Red Top, Ct, June T.-So hard work
was given to any Of the Harvard crews
today Racing starts were indulgsd n
by AL the boats. but ASIDE from snort
paddles the day was holiday, The
Harvard rpwers made their annual call
a. Gales Ferry after listening To returns
trum the ball game II New Haven.
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French Police Punished
for Discourtesy to Huns

Paris. June 1--(Eavas.A- In his
ier-sr 10 The head Of the German
peAce Delegation. apoioEizing tor the
aenonsrraann against the Germans
a. versailles Al Cle,nenceHu ex-
pressed deep regret for TINS repre-
nensi5ie act which was cnrrrarr =
the avs Of hospitality
Both the project Of the Depart
nerI Of the Seine 81 O,se anc the
police commissioner have been dis
missed from Office.
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DdEIed -Dr II n nIIl-f-
-Ba led for Jones IN ninth.
Cleveland - 0 O 0 O -
Boston II O 0 o 0 0 o IS
-wo-nAEe hJr-Ga-Gner, Chapman.
Smith Lamar. Three-base hit-EuIn
Stolen base-Sheaa. Sacrifice hit
Mclnnls. Sacrifice Av-Ga-6oer Left
on baSes--iereiEnG !. Boston g. Base
on baIls-nf Philips 3. 0f Jones =
St-uck ouT-bv Phillips :: br Jones
.. Double plav-Chapman (unassist-
ed; Wit ID Schang. Jones 10 Nc
INNS. Eir-of Philips n Is
innings; uf WOOD none n "a. H, oy
pitched ha.l-ny Philips (Shean); nv
Jones Speaker Winning pitcher
Phillips
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FEAR REPRISALS

their men To concentrate n the la-g-
er towns until Villas attitude 10
wards Americans is definitely known
Two Thousand yarui Indians have
been sent to Pa-ral by Gen. Man DE-
guez to reinforce tina. town. winch was
captured by Villa forces On Easter
morning. Following this information.
winch was -ece,ved a, the bor,ier late
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COACH MONTE CROSS
GETS BASEBALL M AT
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE

Oruno. Me. June 11--Monis
Of Maine the past four wears. has
been awarded an m" Presi6en, VIII
SON Collins Of the Athletic AsHocia-
ton announced today. He Ii the
first coach to ne thus hDnorec In
the history Of the university.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18

New York. June John Mccor-
mack the Irish tenor. today became
a citizen If the United States. The
ceremony which made him an Amer
icHn tnuk place N the state supreme
court. Il also happened TO be his
thirrv-frth birthday
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Cafes Ferry. Ct. June 1.-THE day
vas an easy one for the Yale crews.
oriy short paddles with racing star
r-ac,,ce being innnised in by the var
s.ry and freshmen eigh,s- The aetsr-
noon work was very tight The oars-
msn had the Harvard ruwers n thsiY
rasats in the annual cali made by the
Red Top crews. Sews Of the vfcfcry oa
the Yale baseball team over Harvard
had q cheering effect H Gales Furry.
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WHITE SOX SWEEP
MACKMEN SERIES

Philadelphia, Pa, June I7-Lni-
carn made q Clean sweep Of the Sc
rles with Philadelphia winning To-
days game Id 6. Faoer was nal
ted hard but Kerr stopped the Ath-
Iet,cs' hitting. Home run drives n9
Risherx. Perkins and Burns anc fasl
dcuhie piays by Collins and GAndi
featured. Score:
ch,caxo ...D10 ? : 5 e7-1o-.
phiia Do40 0 . 0 0 o. Is
Faber, Kerr and Scnaik: Nayior
Johnson, Rodgers and Perkins. Nc
Avuy.
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Jurs 8-8assbsH- - eardi~sr Aish
joaa z July e-&neoruEiud pv1aaA
%1aeas- NJ It
duty -ch.rpisnshe 4sn~ysuht sstts. Jso Wfnsrt 1&
Dsmpssy, rssan. @
July A-F~uf M.eisn. r-.ck
sssari Athsses esry ink
-E-r-1sshesers: u
eiaeios sna Asckinn
Ssp& Track: N.tpnd u chsmpsnshia, FunAas
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BUNKER HILL
DAY 4 BAD ONE
FOR RED SOx

Boston. June 1T-cleve,aod won
morning and afternoon games hare
tocay, ID ann 3 10 .. cleaning
up the four game series. Ruth 3
hume-run 70 the right field nleacns-s
n the sixth was the feature IT the
af-srnoun game. The winning run
came ever On Speakers double n the
eighth. his advance % third On
Woods ny out % St-urk an6 Card
ne-s safe bunt- Score:
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Ya-Ea Defeats Harvard
in First Of College Series

New Haven. Conn. June -T-vale
deteaLsd the Harvard nine here To
DAY n TIRE first cham plunsn1p game
Of -herwo universities. 70 :. the
winning run coming Il the n.n-n mn
ING The Srearast g-adua1e rnrung
ever az New Haven saw the game.
several thousand being II the more
than %, 1nh # me rnLal present
Sawyer. Yates second hasenan
came n from second On a hi ny
Third baseuan Hrann after TWO were
out n -ae iast inning Score
Harvard 1000 q 8 0 e-1-4-o
Yale 0 0 0 O OIL 0 0 1-a-5-1
Feiron and Bond; Selleck and
Shear
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London. June Joe Beckett re
tanned MS -Irie TO tie nearvwelge-
cham DlonshIp Of Great B-l-alr by
knocking our Frank Goddard IN The
second ~7Und Of what was -n nave
been q -wenry--ouad match q. tne
Olympic club tonight
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n. Y. BAN ON 4TH
FIREWORKS

New York. June 1--Cse Of fireworks
here M Independence day TINS year ,s
forbidden by a proclamation ISSUED TO-
DAY BY Mayor Evi2n. who appealed tnr
safe and sane Four-h of Juty.
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Amhers, Mass. June f7-Claas dAy II
AmhsFst haUan this morning with thu
planting Of the class ivy by Thussfun
Y. Darling Of cannndaigua, n =. The
Ivy oratinn was delivered by Franklin
r Bailey Of Montpelier. Vt. walter K.
BsllEnap of Newhurgh. n. T.. save tn
ciao orxsipn. Entertainment Of thu
alumni and q lawn party Al night COM
risssd ~ fssfivttisa TcmnrrUW 10 Com-
2nDnnH1x 6nR.
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JOHNSON TOO
MUCH FOR TIGERS

ash.nron, June I7-dpnnsols
held Detroit to four hirs today anc
Va asnIngton ~s able 70 break even
n the series BY taking tocay's game.
which is the dnal Of the series. 10 :.
Scare:
0a--o,- 100 o. 0 0 81 -
wasn,-nn 1901 0 x-c-II-.
Love, Cunningham and StanaSe
Johnson and PicInlch-
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Nc =. S. ascors

New -ork, June -.-shipplng records
a. not cary vessel ov the name OF
NorsindR. steamer named Norma.
owned ny ne Garland Steamship COR
pnr1ron, Is now n -lverpDol. having
sailed from Baltimore Nav u
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BASEBALL DOPE At 4 GLANCE

N81EAoAY'8 An RE4tJin
cleveland 4. Bnsron 3 chrr xsr,.a-
Cleveland z. Huntnn 2 laecnn,
game.
New York g. St Louis .
Chicaen Z, Philadeiphla G.
Washington . DerrpI-
ToDASS AMERICAN eAMa
s.. Louir HI Bns,un.
Llereiand At View Enrk
Detroit At Fhiladetpfie
Cn1caEp 1t washington.
YESTERDAYS NAT. aEsui IN
BnGtun- Cincinnar.. min.
Chicagp Z. New York 2
frrsnurg s, Pniladeionia n
srooEfrn-St- Louis, rain.
TooAS'S NATIONAL GAMES
Sosrnn At rfrrsburg
New York HI St Louie.
rnliauelpt-ia af Cincinnati.
Braoklyn. HI ChicaEn.
YESTERDAYS NJ. e. REsuI
F'ftchnIirr S. Lewiston 6.
Lawrence Ii. Portland 8.
Aowel-Eaperhill. postponed.
TooAy'S N. E. GAMES
F1rcnburE al lewiston.
lawrence a. Portland.
Lowell at SaverniIl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
Cuns vs.. kenneaee Eers

The Cubs viii play me kannebec
Reds tonight al s o'clock a. the Cap
1-al PARK field. meeting Of al
managers and captains IF the ="
League vii be held tonight directly
after The game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18

b., nit-Seaudutn. Two
~s, !ne-te, Gerinux. Stolen
h, ss :, Ryan, Martin,
kss,. ''nuS, MinchIn. Bouch-
A.. struck out-by Paine
l, oh Double piay-Dun-
him., nsnipnsll. Hit by PITCHED
\ b.. r. Campbell. Wild pitch
49, On naas-by Paine ::
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18
PIRATES SHUT
OUT PHuLES. 60

Pittsburgh. Pa, June 1--PhilA-
delphIa was Defended by Ptuesnuryh
for the third time TO-DAY, &c 0. Prank
Miller. pitching tnr the home team.
was efec-ve with runners On bases.
Jacobs was hit freely and timely,
SrHnrel made a nnme-run n the
eighth inning with TWO men On hases.
Score:
Ph5la ...o 0 0 0 0 0 0 Co. SO
Pittsburgh 0 0 o . 0 / 5 80 10 !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18

Two base hi, r Hi. Stolen
bases F Hi. Struck out. rv Soule
Q; by Perry g Double play. Drawn
70 r. HiI. Fit ny PITCHED bal.
Lannl-an. Ease on balls. Of Souie
~ Perry =. Sacrifice hits. Drawn
Umpire. Thomas. Time "A. Ar-sn-
dance Tn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18

Dublin. June 17-tAssocinsDd
Pressp-An influential orEanlzax1nn
Is being formed in Ireland under tho
name of The Irish Domiuiun
League" II rs composed Of mem
who believe that an irish republic II
unartasnanie and undesirable. but
think that a prompt measure hnUe
rule On the fullest cnionial Hnas II
urgently necessary.
Among the promoters If the
League - Sir Horace Pfunhstt
chairman Of the Iriah Cuuv1utann.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-18

by Appleton .. Umpire, Thompson.
Tine : a. Attendance 500.
two men or when winning run
was scored