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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-30
ARMY TRUCKS RECEIVED

Wednesday evening Of last week
fourteen army auto trucks we're seen
"hed up on Main street To be dis
'rlbuted to the various highway dis
'rlcts and counties in this part of the
state. Jerome county gets one oi
'h'se trucks and the jerome High
way district one. tho only cost being
'he freight. They have n capacity oi
TWO and one-half tons each and are
very substantially built. having the
oest motor the government could Sc
cure for the purpose. They are being
distributed by service men who have
not yet been discharged.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-30
SCHOOL NOTES

The vacation FOR teachers inst.
tuto and that for Roosevelt day uu-
settled 'he work lu TIE school hut
ee are ROW back aith period o'
two months without break before
us and ue are going to make things
move
The football game win me Good.
iug college resulted iu defeat for
jerome Gooaing made hyc 'ouch-
downs. three oi them earned and tNo
.of them fukos. one was made on
a tumble. and the other on a blocked
Kick The Jerome boys put up %
very good game for an inexperienced
team. even outplayng the college
team az times The EFFORT was made
10 get team iu the high school class
for the game. but none could come
ON that date
Jerome viii meet the Filler high
school on Friday. October &lst the
Filler team Is team OF about the
same weight and experience as Ours
and the game promises to be an n-
,crcsting one
Miss WMkiuetou was called home
Tuesday on account OF the s'riou'
illness Of her father.
The high school society the S''h
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-30
SUBSCRIBED 500 EACH

The Warren Construction company.
Jerome National bank. First National
bank and r. +. Shepherd each paid
$1OO toward the cost of the Home
Coming celebration held in Jerome
last Monday.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-30

REPUBLICAN EDITORS MEET

with newspaper editors from all
parts OF the state in attendance. the
'oaho Republican Press association
met last Saturday at the Owyhce
motel IN Boise The principal address
was given by Governor Davis.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-30
SENATOR POINDEXTER IS
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

Accompanying his attitude on the
vital questions of the day. Senator
Miles Poindexter publishes the an
nouncement of his candidacy for the
Republican nomination for the presi-
dency in 1920.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-30
WORKING UNDER DIFFICULTIES

If this issue of The Times '7 '''
nm TO it's usual standard our r''uy' '
must take into consideration '""' w., ~
ou,ire force took whole day '"
Monday to attend the c'lrn'"'''"
and the coal shortage also h''"' '
us somewhat
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-30
DAYLIGHT SAVING No MORE

Last Saturday night the time pieces
were all turned back one hour. as
the daylight saving law became in
enective at that time. As this law
has been repealed. there will not be
any change in the time next spring.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-30

Mrs William \. Peters is '' III "
Twin Falls hospital. but ~ "o'"S %
nicely and IL expected home III " ~"
days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
cUSHNOcS WIN
FROM CRoSSETTS
IN TWILIGHT LEAGUE

The Cushnocs defeated thu crossetts
oy score Of to / in the Wednesday
evening game of the rwiiirht League
played on the Reuei williams field. II
was good baseball throughout and was
enjoyed by q good-sised crowd of fans.
Fred Whitten. pitcher for the Paper
makers. had something on the ball that
kcpt the Shoemakers guessing and held
tnem down to only four hite.
Ine game was scoreless until tna
Fourth inning. when the cushnocs be.
gan chasing around the bases. w.
"nltten drew q base ON balls and went
to second when, Merrill got first. hit
oy pitched ball. A single by Haskell
advanced both runners. The thres
scored on a two-oasEer by Gray Pom.
erieau walked and Fred whitten took
frst on aelders choice On which Pom
erteau was out at second. And Gray
brought IN the fourth run for the Pa
permakers before r. whitten was out
at second base.
In the fifth inning Nicholas of thu
Cusnnocs made the circuit of the bases
on MT. single by W. whitten, a sim
gle oy E. Laliberte and an error by L.
Lansler on which Laliberte got second.
The Shoemakers made their only tally
IN the seventh inning. Beaudoin hit.
Appleton got first on a fielders choice
oc which Beaudoin was out At second.
A two-basger by Pelletisr scored Ap.
pleton.
Gray. shortstop for the Papermakers.
played fine game and was kept very
busy, as the Crossetts were for the
most part unable to hit the hall out
Of the tnfieid. r. whitten vas gwen
me support Throughout the game HaS.
keu led shs batting with two hits cut sf
four tirnes At bat.
Fer the SheemaksFs. Aupiston At arst,
Deaudcin behind the bat and p. Iaiibs
srte at short starred.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
Pirates Protest Red
Win Last Sunday

Pittsburgh. Pa. July 30.-Omciais
of the Pittsburgh National League
Club announced tonight that they had
protested to President John Heydier
of New York the first game between
the Pirates and Cincinnati played in
Cincinnati last Sunday. The Reds
won the game to s.
In the protest the Pittsburgh club
officials cited the fact that during
the Sunday games in Cincinnati. It
was necessary to establish ground
rules, owing to the big crowd. these
rules giving a runner only two bases
IN event the ball went into the
crowd.
With Groh on first base. in the
sixth inning, Neale hit to Short-stop
Terry of the Pittsburgh Club. The
latter tried to force Groh at second
but the throw was wild and the ball
went into the right field crowd. I'm
pire Rigier. according to the Pitts
burg club officials, allowed Groh TO
score on the play. Acting Manager
Carey Of the Pirates protested % the
umpire at the time that under the
ground rules Groh was entitled to
only third base.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31

Ths A. e. r. ride team, fresh from
its overwhelming victory at the in
ride team tournament held
ON the DAvours range. Ie Mans,
France. reported Wednesday at the
Navy ride range. Caldwell ". J., for
participation in the national matches.
The team sailed from Brest July 10.
Never in the annals Of rifledom has
a team entered the national matches
with reputation equalling or even
approaching the one established by
the American team during the recent
International tourney. In competition
with. teams from Canada. France.
Belgium, Italy, Roumania, Portugal
and Gieece, the Amer leans not only
captured first place in the team
match, but annexed the frst Is po-
sitions in the individual CHAMPION
ships. Twenty-one of the first Is
competitors were Americans, two
Canadians, a Frenchman and a Bel
gian being the only others to attain
a place.
can coach as well. Taking a special
interest in the Roumanian team. the
A. e. F. coaches equipped the Rou-
manians with Springfeids and coach
ed them to victory over Italy, the lit
tie nations keenest rival. Out Of
gratitude the Roumanians presented
to the American team captain. Col
onel George Shaw, a huge silver cup
to be shot for annually by A. E. r.
veterans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
ALLEGED ASSAuANTS
OF FELLOW WOODSMAN
REMANDED TO JAIL

As the result of an alleged aa.aulf
In the Long pond section Ovas Bei-
gard Of st. Francis. p. O., was plne-
ed in the county Jail last evening,
having been brought here By Deputy
Sheriffs Cole and CrociSer I'm dafault
Of payment Of $200g bail n seems
that Belgard and q compassion. also
from st. Francis. had woricsd IN the
woods with Joseph Giroux, G years
old. and they saw Giruux In Jack-
man and took him In to ride Thev
took flim down. it in alleged. ON the
Long pond road to a place wooded
on one side. and there, il In aliexed.
struck hmm ON the back of tho head
with a heavy rock and robbsd him.
leaving the elderly man for dad.
The three. it appears, had been som
TO leave Jackman toEsthsr and eAe
two men were seen to return ala1e.
Later Giroux was apprehendsd WFA
his head badly bruised. He IN =,
lieved to have had only about stg On
his person at the time. The two men
were arrested by Deputy nnsr4R
Colby and taken before Judgs Hoi-
den of Moose River "wednesday.
Both were found guilty and one Of
them was placed under s1pee bail.
furnished ths necessary surstien. bat
Beigard. who was placsd under a
szooo bond. Was unabls 10 procure
eondsmen and a. q result u I'm fail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
BOSTON

-Batted for Jones in Sth.
ss-Batted for Ehmke in Sth.
s"s-Batted for Shorten in 9Th.
Detroit 10001 0 0 0 CO
Boston 90 o l O 2 o x-3
Two base hits, Cobb. Gamer. Three
base hits. Shorten. Witt. Stolen base
Gamer. Sacrifice hits, Stanage,
James, Witt, Scott g Sacrifice flies
Heilmann. Double plays. Ehmke &c
Heilmann to Stanage; Scott, Shan
non to Ruth 2: Walters to Witt TO
Shannon. Left on bases. Detroit 10:
Boston Z. Base ON balls. of Ehmke
3; of James {. Hits. OF Ehmke 9 N
: innings; of Ayers in inning: off
James s in Z innings; OF Ruth in 2.
Hit by pitcher, by James tVeach: by
Ehmke (walters). Struck out. by
Ehmke l: by Ayers 2; by James 1.
by Ruth ;. Losing pitcher, Ehmkc.
Winning pitcher. Ruth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
BABE GOES ..
AFTER NEW MARK

Boston. July 30.-With the American
League record for home runs eauailsd
by his 18TH circuit clout Of the season
in yesterdays game with Detroit,
Babe Ruth. the Red Sox crack bats
man, today set out for nev league
mark.
swinging tlares hats while awaiting
his turn at practice this morning. Ruth
said ne felt confident of excssding
Socks Seybold's American League
record. and added that ''Buck' Fres-
mans world record for the major
leagues Of q homo runs would be the
uarticuIar aim Of his batting ambition
for the ramt Of the season.
Ruth's long distance hitting has
scored him hcms runs in every DARK in
the American League this season. His
total for the year 10 considerably great
er than 70, the spring oaining season
having besn marked by one series of six
consecutive home rsins on his bat.
American League pitchers appear at
q loss To stup him. thu big pitchsr and
sutfeldar having msde scsriae drives
Ell balls knee high and cvss his head
aiike.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
PILGRIMS OF LEWISTON
TO MEET EDWiRDS TEAM
SATURDAY on williams Field

On Saturday at o'clock there will
take place at Williams Field battle
royal between the fast Pilgrim team
Of Lewiston and the Edwards team.
Anyone who has followed up baseball
knows how good the Pilgrims are-the
mere mention of their battery, Dris-
coll and Joyce, in enough.
The Togus team defeated a so-cAlled
Pilgrim team from Lewiston, but the
Pilgrim manager wants it emphatically
understood that the real Pilgrim team
has not played at Togus this year.
The Pilgrims are coming after this
game strong. and the Edwards must
play exceptionally fast ball IL thsy sx-
pect to win. That they do expect to
win in GUARANTEES to the fans OF Au-
gusta that q team capable of playing
the fastest kind of ball viii be put onto
the field Saturday. and then IL the Pill
grims win they at least will know they
have been somewhere.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31

Boston. July 0-8oA0cfoo ox1ve IouT"
unes win b tn sEyls of play IN th0
|nther-and-son open golf TOURNAMENT
m the Whchastse Country Cluo
Aug. 9. which In . week from nexf
saturday. This 10 the method u
| MAY which has been 80 popular IN
ocen mixed fuursomes the last nve
wars. The winclhsstsr tcnrnamenf
|committee feels that a father-eno-
SON tournamant should be a test II
their combined efforts, rather than
Individual. hencs tho foresome plan.
|rhe selected drive Of course provides
Ia little extra leeway for the Wild his-
tiers.
Many Of the fathers and sons
|doubtiess desire to know when they
|vill be allowed to practice. The ans
|rer in, any day between now ana the
|tay cf the tournament. This gener-
|cus attitude is typical Of the CLUB
Ind in lire with the Winchester Of
|sciaIs, desire to make the coming
tournament, first of its kind in the
|Greater Boston district, an AFFAIR
hong to be pleaaurabiy remembered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
IIden II Beats Voshen
| In Tennis PLAY. Seahright

seahYight, n. j., July 3o-W. Z. TIL
oen ID. the Phiiadelrhian who attainel
he national clay courts title in 1slS oy
tAe power of his service. conquered 8.
L. Voshell in straight sets today in
heir battle for a riace in the semi
NIL round of the cup singles on the
'er Of the Seahrisht Lawn Tennis and
rieket Club. The score was e-e, 10.
Voshsll made q sensational rally in the
second set. winning three v games -
cssry The score to dsuce.
In the second round of the doubles
Walter Merrill Hall and Lsonard Beck
nan defeated Holcombe Ward and Bsais
T. Wright s-2 81: and Tildsn and Vim
sni Richards defeated Dean Mathey
nc Aieck II. Mann. Jr.. 81, s-s- s-s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31

Deputy Sheriffs r. D. Cole cf
Skowhegan. H. r. Crocker Of Canaan
and Wallace Hill of Fairfefos-rent
to Jackman Wednesday and. Assist
ed by Deputy Colby of that town.
conducted a number Of searches
where it was suspected strong drink
might be located. The places of
Lewis Blias. Syiyanus Holden. Mrs.
Levi Piper and James Sands were
all searched. In the last place only
was there a quantity Of supposed In.
toxicating stuff found. This appeared
to be home-brewed beverages, but 4
quantity Of liquor vessels that had
contained liquor were detected.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
SOLON

Mrs. Pearl McIntire Swain, a teacner
in the Portland schools, who has been
passing her vacation In town, will
leave Thursday accompanied by her
son Robert and her mother, Mrs. AL
zada McIntire, for West Southport.
They will remain there during the
month of August.
DR.. J. o. Piper and family and Miss
Belle Clark have been enjoying an OUT
ing at Pleasant Pond.
Thursday afternoon Of this week the
Methodist Sunday school will hold .
SOCIAL at the grove on the Jake Good
win place.
Mrs Ella Foss. who has been visiting
at the home OF Ars. Samuel Libby and
J. Z. Foss since her arrival from Bos-
ton. has gone to Skowhegan but will
later return here for a longer stay. Mrs.
Libby ind Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Foss and
baby, Glen Dexter Fose. accompanied
her 70 Skowhegan Monday.
Friday evefing Of this week the Ep-
worth League will hold their monthly
business nesting and social On the
Methodist church lawn.
The next meeting ef the D. A. 4.
Chapter win be held with Mrs. Viola
Gra-- and daughter m hosteasss.
The last meeting before vacation viii
be held at the CongTSgational next SUM
day wit. Rev. T. b. HIATT delivering ths
sermon.
Services at the Methodist church last
Sunday morning were OF an interesting
nature. At ths morning service. Hsv.
D. Steward smith, guest Of Hs~. 7 c.
Thom. delivered q community taik and
the commemorAtion Of the LSrGs Sup.
per was observed. Rev. Mr. Smith also
sang solo during the service. Edna
York led tbs Epworfh League, the topic
being what Paul Lsaxned IT tho TRACK
Meet" AZ tha evening ssrvica. Mrs.
Eeien Smith, alse o gaeat at the par
scnage, deiivered an address. The
Msfhodist class meeting viii be hsld
Wednesday, uignt.
The John Irvine piacs On Pleasant st.
hss psen ssld hy ssran c. irvine Of M
BUN to - 9. csrs1n ae tAis pgscs.
MI sai Mrs. Maiou rattsrsrn, sr>
raAaning trtp 70 Noscsw.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
RED SOx And
TIGERS DIVIDE
DOUBLE BILL

Boston. July 30.-Defroit split
even with Boston today. winning the
nrst game 3 to l. losing the second
to 2. Wits triple to left, or
Enmke. in the seventh. scored two
bosoon runs in the second game.
hutn played left field in the opener,
was at first for seven innings in the
second game and after the seventh
inning rally replaced James in the
boxing. tanning three and allowing
one hit. double by Cobb. Score:
First game:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31

The engAsGlnsnt Of Miss Rowsna
Il. F1ynt, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank L. E7ynt Of Coburn avenue.
to Alfred T. Morrill,, Oldest SON Of
Xr. and Mrs.. Frank 9. Morrill, Of
Baptist Hill. this town, has been an
nouncsd. Mr.. Morrill,. who has lived
abroad q great deal Of the time Tor
several years, was engaged In Inn
portant 7. N. c. A. secretarial work
during the World War and for the
present will be connected with that
same organisation. Miss Flynt, whose
former home was in Pennington. has
resided here with hsr parents Tor
several years, although much Of her
time has been occupied with her
studies at Mount Holyoke College.
from which institution she was grad
lated. She was formerly a member
Of the Skowhegan High school fac
uity. but last year taught In Nor
wood High school at Norwood. Mass.
She has rendered her resignation
there, having been elected, however.
as head of the Latin department.
Both young people are very favor
ably known to Skowhegan people.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31

soUTH-Mrs. Orrin rrask. Who
has bean visiting Ia Palermo with her
mother and sister.. Mrs.. Ina Mars
ton. has returned 10 her home.
There will be an leo cream sale anc
sociabie held at william Buffers In
South Freedom Friday eventng, Au-
gust I.
Miss Hazel Pooler of Waksrviiis is
visiting a few days with 1fr. and
Mrs. Eugene Mclaughlin.
.iiss Josie ArnO and non Eawar4
pss.ed sunday with har parezfs. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Trnak.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
Auction OF Furnishings
Royal Suite" Old Revere
House in Boston

Boston. July 30-The furnishings
and bric-a-brac of the Royal Suite
at the old Revere House which many
notables have occupied were sold At
auction today. Among the nntabies
associated by tradition with the
house are the Prince Of Wales Cater
King Edward VIII. Emperor Dom
Pedro of Brazil, Grand Duke Alexis
Of Russia. Daniel Webster. Patti.
and Jenny Lind. The rosewood bed
was sold for $57.50. about half the
price q modern folding bed brought
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
NAT. STANDING
NJ 9. STANDING
FILM co. SUES
1TSS WILLARD

r,.veiand. O.. July su.-Suat was
-, in common pleas court today
'.Oa 80, less Willard. former heavy
% 80, champion OF ths world: Tsx
,,rsard. fight promoter. and Frank
: n'Io psl, moving picture promoter. by
y =. Standard s Film Serviea Company
.er 5000.
:. :. charged in the suit that q
Iva was sub-leased to the de-
-. .l's for the exhibition Of NOV
,s.,-,, W. ,;ctures Of the Dempsey-Wiliard
as rs. >, terns of 5000 Tor two weeks.
ns.,use ~ Of the ban put upon the pic
n',.. IN Ohio they were withdrawn.
.fter day and a half with receipts
os $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31

New York, July a.-New York and
Chicago broke even on a douhlc-
header today, each game going 10 in
nings. The Yankees won the first by
a score Of 9 to 5, and Chicago took
the second game to 3. The attend
ance. 2s.ooo. was new nign mark
for a week-day crowd 1t an Amer
icaa League game here.
New York won the first game In
the tenth when Hannah bunted safe-
iy on a squeess play. scsring Pratt
from third base. nodie hit an ordi-
nary two-Aaggsr in the rfFst salasssU.
driving IN tw0 runs, but the player
was called out for not touching ilrst
bass. and ths runs we're mt count
I'd.
lAffr nadia tta1 the seasaa .sma
- ~ xanloes ~ stsalina - u
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
Red S0x Hand Over Carl Mays to Yankees
Pdperm0kers Trim .Sh0ernes, il, TWILIGHT to I'll

the ninth inning. the White Sox won
in the 10Th. scoring twice ON singles
by Faber. Weaver and ]. coIiins.
Scores:
First Game:
Chicago 1000 oiso10o-o- SO
Williams, Lowdermilk and Schafk:
ahawkey and Hannah.
Second Game:
Chicago .....1 0 oe0 e2o o o-s-ts-2
ew York "a 0 0 600 os- TO
Faber and Lynn: Quinn and Ruei.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
PHILLIES TOP
CARDINALS. 81

st. Louis. Mo. July 3o.-Striking
out 10 of his former teammates and
allowing them six scattered hits,
Meadows today pitched PHILADELPHIA
to its first victory over st. Louis here
this season. to l. The locals escap-
ed a shutout only through Il wild
throw by Tragessor in the first. The
visitors punched their hits with bases
on oaiis and an error by Doak.
Score:
Philadelphia % 1 0 o 0 IL o-s-7-2
st Louis ......1 0 0 o o 0 90. 0-l-s-1
Meadows and Tragessor; Doak,
Sherdell and Clemons
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
Golf
|Experts in Exhibition Matches

Boston. July 30.-Fcur mountain
resort matches have been arranged
|fpr the one-armed golf experts, Louis
Martucci and Botcazou Yves, VINO
probably will be in Boston for two
|or three matches either before they
leo to New Hampshire or afferward.
they are booked for play at Dtxviile
Notch Aug. Is. waumbek the 18th.
Iaplewood the 10th and Breton
WOODS the Zlst One of the local
courses where they may play Is
Weston. There seems to have been
a mix-up over the order of arrange
nsnt and spelling Of the French pro-
tessionars name. but Botcazou Yves
| IS gwen to the writer as authorita-
tive. N New York, the practice has
neen TO pu Yves" as the handle. As
Tor his given name. Botcazou. It,
has been spelled at least a half dog
sr ways.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
REDS TAKE
LOOSE ONE FROM
BOSTON BRAVES

Cincinnati. o., July 3o-Cincinnati
won a. hard hitting and loosely played
game from Boston today. I to 6.
Ruether was taken sick from the ex-
treme heat pitching six innings and
was relieved by Salee McQuiilen was
knocked out of the box in the third
inning, Cheney finishing for Boston.
forcing over the winning run in the
ninth with a base on balls after the
Reds had filed the bases on three
hits. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31

Rsv. Theodore Halbert Wilson.
lately Of olivet, Mich, arrived in
town Wednesday morning and this
forenoon will be married to Miss
Faith z. Harris. His sister. Miss
Eleanor Wilson of Cambridge, Mass.
and his brother. DIR. Perrin T. Wilson
Of Cambridge, Mass. will be among
those present from out of town at
the ceremony. Among the guests at
the Harris home are Miss Ruth
Overbaugh of Ridgewood. N. J., and
Miss Margaret Wilcox Of Oak Park.
nj
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
CAST-OFF TURNER
TRIMS INDIANS

Philadelphia, July so.-Turner, re-
leased by Cleveland two weeks ago.
hit single with the bases filled and
TWO out in the ninth today, Phila-
deipnia winning , to 1. Score:
Cleveland IA 0 l 0 0 0 0 o 0--I-S .
Pfiia .aoo 0 0 90 o 1-2-5-0
Jasper and O'Neiii; Kinney and
Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31

Newton. Mass, July oe.-R. Morris
williams II won from n. c. Harts to-
day in the final match Of the annual
singles tennis tournament today at
Longwood SIS, "a. s-4. Williams will
meet w. NJ. Johnston Of San Fran
cisco, winner Of the 1916 tournament
In the challsngs round for the Long
wood cup tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
LONG DEFERRED POLO
MATCH PLAYED OFF

Cedarhurst. L. L. July 30.-After
many postponements on account OF
rain. the final for the Hunt Club cups
10. the Rockaway Hunting Club, orig
inally scheduled for July 2. was play
ed Tuesday afternoon, between the
| c, ,perstown and Rnckaway teams.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
CARL MAYS TO
YANKEE TEAM

Boston. July 30.-Pitcher Carl Mays
was traded by the Boston Americans
today to the New York Yankees in
exchange for Pitchers Allan Russell
and Robert McGraw.
Mays left the club July 13 when
it was in Chicago, on its recent west
ern tour. He il expected to report
to New York tomorrow.
Mays Joined the Boston club In
1914, and until this season was one
Of the clubs most reliable pitchers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
Patrol Ship Aiding
Schr. George q. Jenkins

St John. N. B., July sO-A wireless
message received from the patrol
ship Arieaux said she was assisting
the schooner George D. Jenkins.
bound for New York, ashore or Big
Duck Island.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
SENATORS SHUT
OUT BROWNS 10

Washington. July 30-ln a game
which developed into q pitchers duel
between Shaw and Davenport. WASH
ington today defeated st. Louis ] TO
0. The single run was made in the
ninth on Rices triple and bunt by
Murphy. Score:
81. Louis eo00ooeeo o-e.4-o
Washington -. 0 GO 0 f-l-S-0
Davenport and Severedd; Shaw and
Charity
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-31
BOSTON

Two base hitS. Veach, Ain1mith 2,
Roth, Scott. Stolen bases. Cobb.
veanh. Saer4dcs hits. Hsiimann.
Ainmmith. 8. Jones. Sacrifice dy, r.
Jones. Double play. Young to Bush
to Heiimann. Lsft On bases, Detroit
6. Boston 10. Base on balls, OF Dauss
4. Jones 3. Struck out, by Dauss 3.
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