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The sun., 1919-06-09
KING AND TOBEY WIN.
Take Doubles Final in Westches.
ter Tourney.

DR.. G. King and Allen Tobey won the
doubles in the tennis tournament at the
County Tennis Club OF Westchester yer
terday, defeating H. Bassford and A
Behr in the final round. three sets to
one at 7-5. ca. 81, g..
DR.. King won In the semi-hnal round
Of the singles from F. T. Hunter Mt 81,
IS. 6-1. and will meet A Behr in the
Anal during the coming week.
The sun., 1919-06-09
INMAN DEFEATED
ON TENNIS COURTS
Former Title Holder Loses to
LetsOn in Metropolitan
Bronx Tourney.

Play in the Metropolitan and Bronx
county tennis championship tournament
on the courts Of the New York Lawn
Tennis Club, 23Sth street and Broadway,
was featured yesterday by the defeat OF
the veteran Frederick c. Inman by an
other veteran, Fred Letson. Letson de-
feated Inman, who has two legs on the
Metropolitan cup, in the third round In
three set match at 81, IS, ca.
The outcome of this match came as a
great surprise to followers Of the game,
because Inman was looked upon as a
strong contender for the title. Then
too he had been playing well In other
tournaments and was expected TO give a
good account of himself. The former
champion, however, was far from being
at his best yesterday.
Inman lost the match mainly because
he was erratic. His usual game is very
steady and frequently he has earned a
victory over a more brilliant rival Just
by his great steadiness. Against Let
son, who by the way plays a very care
full Eame, Imam had a tendency to drive
he bail out of bounds. This falling was
accentuated by the fact that both of
the men resorted to a deep driving game.
Kashio Enters Fourth Round.
SellcnlrO hdSnlO, the Japanese expert I,
moved out through three rounds. In the
first round he moved up on a default by
g. French. In the second and third
rounds. however. the Jap won matches
in straight sets. H. ]. French was his
first victim. the Jap winning at 6-1.
6-1. while in the third round he dis
posed OF +. C. Cook at 60, "a.
The tournament was not as Tar ad-
vanced as the committee had expected
owing to the Indictment weather. which
kept many of the competitors away.
Some of those who went to play sched-
uled matches later In the day were
forced to lay around idle because OF the
soaked courts. Play will be continued
this afternoon at ..
The Summaries.
Metropolitan and Bronx County Cham
pIonship Mems Singles: First Rounds. H
Noshell won from l.. Iefkowitz by default
S. Kashie won from G. French by default
II. Martin defeated A. ]. Ostendorf, Ga
6-5.
Second Round-H. Foster defeated A
Fischer defeated W. Toussaint, s-3; IS
H. w. Hastings defeated +. C. McMann
60. 60; s. Kashie defeated II. French
6-I, 6-I; Z. Bry defeated II. Wiseitier
| 60, 6-3; T. Oliver defeated r. Raymond
IS; Ga: +. Martin defeated S: spaeth
as. e.; l. Hartman defeated W. II
Pritchard, 81. 6-l.
Third Rouud--Fred Letson defeated Free
| Inman. ST. IS. GO: e. Binzen de
| feated F. oliver, g., SIS; s. Kashie de-
feated F. Cook. Go e.; +. T. Hunter
Fisher defeated II. ". Has'isgs. Go
The sun., 1919-06-09
SAILOR BEATS BADoUp.

BREsr. June SIN a boxing match
held here to-day Lassalat. an American
sailor, won from Albert Badoud welter-
weight champion. The men fought ten
three minute rounds.
The sun., 1919-06-09
YOSHELL DEFEATS
WRIGHT AT TENNIS
Lefthander Wins Westchester
Invitation Singles, Three
Sets to One.

s. Howard Voshell, former Bronx
county champion. won the invitation ten
mis- tournament OF the westchester Coun-
try Club yesterday, defeating Beals c.
Wright, former interna tionaiist, in the
maj round OF the singles. three sets to
one, at If, 8-6, Ga, 6-3, Most of
the match was played in a drizzle of
rain. but the unfavorable conditions did
not prevent the rivals from playing brill
liant tennis.
Noshell whose game has been steadily
improving. played In top form. and like
the little girl in the picture book. when
he Is good he is very, very gooc." In
spite OF the inclement weather, the big
gcst gallery of the week watched the
paly In the final round and had occasion
frequently TO applaud some brilliant
tennis.
Voshen Weak at start.
Voshell was weak during the opening
set. Like most lefthanders, no has a
tendency to develop streaks Of wildness.
he got most of that streak out of hts
system In the very first set. His strokes
were strong enough and many of them
were pretty during the opening set. but
he seemed to have no Idea where they
were going. For the most part they
did not go any place but into the net or
up against the backstops.
Wrights court craft gave him a great
advantage In the opening set, for he so
directed his attack as to give his oppo-
nent every opportunity IN the world to
show just how wild he could be. Voshell
won his first service game in the set, and
that was tho only game he got. Wright
was rnachinelike in his accuracy during
this set, and Furthermore showed that he
still has some Of his old time speed.
Wright Slows Up.
Every In the early part Of the second
set. Wright showed signs of slowing up
In spite of the fact. however. that he was
not as fast as in the opening set, the
former internationalist had enough good
tennis in him to stay in the lead up 10
6-3. Noehell had 10 play hard to win
the next three games, but he played well
enough to win them and then after divid-
ing the eleventh and twelfth games on
service. Voshell won the set.
In the third set. the left handler won
the first three games and held the lead
right up to the finish. Wright kept him
going hard to win In this set. but in the
fourth, In spite of the fact that the men
had rest after the third set. wrish,
was not able to give Voshell any trouble
In the set. the left handler lost only six.
teen points. ard many OF these Nigh,
have been saved Il he had been WILLING
to hustle,
The Point Scores.
The sun., 1919-06-09
The Point Scores.

westchester Country Club Invitation
Men sinsles-Final Rounds Howard
.osheil defeated Beals C. Wright. Is
~ e-S, t-s. The point score:
The sun., 1919-06-09
Play Mixed Double. in Rain.

Mrs. wightmsn....t s4t446 as 6
Miss Co.'s. .........l 81 1855 al 2
TotaismMrs Wightman. sets. -
games, so points
Metropolitan Championship Mixed
derstejn and W. +, Tiiden I'd Ya Mis- Hia
Eleanor Goss and Walter Merrill Hail,
60, SIS. "a. unfinished.
The sun., 1919-06-09

'Apprentice allowance claimed
The sun., 1919-06-09

KISSEL TOURING BARGAIN.
1895. Can be seen Monday only. II o.
SEN, ls9 S6th St, Brooklyn.
The Washington times., 1919-09-02

osDsAt Iss a....u,..l 1,. u.s. ..-l..sa u Patent ou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

One of the wars
smallest heroe 5,
awarded the D. S.
c. by Gen. Perish
ing. is Cher Ami.
In spite of the loss of
an eye this homing
pigeon succeeded in
carrying to head.
quarters mess a g e.
from the Lost Bat
talon.
International Film
Nl8nl a British
dirigible that carries
its own aeroplane.
which launches itself
in the air. The plane
proved invaluable
during the war to the
slower ship in fight
ing off enemy ma
chimes from their
huge prey.
International Film
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

Capt. Alan Buchan-
on, comm a n d ing
Flotilla / of the de-
stroyer fleet, wearing
the new style uniform
high choker collar
replaced by the moe
comfortable style
affected by the Brit
ish.
International Film
Lett Real war
dogs from Belgium.
veteran machine gun
teams of the great
war. arrive with Bel
gian soldiers to take
active part in the
Victory Loan cam
paisn throughout the
country.
Internationa! Film
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19
Twilight League Notes

Tonight VIII sac enc Of the fastest
games es The seRsan on the Reuel WI
lIaIzus 1eiL when the CaEhnscs md
Clerks c-aHE pE1s II real 5gh- tnr the
lea6 in the league standing Both teams
ara Z the isaa n standing ana tanlghr
game vii decided II a large measure
The ina standing Of these teams
Manager Weeks u cut Of trwn- hu-
McCurdy Is on the raa sE al the creek
clerk piayers IND is picking the bes.
ear tina battle rnragh1 Things got tao
hrt 1sr Ian" On Water street and ne
liked u the big ctr 4n15i the battle L
cTe- II might De mentioned that Dan
experts 20 sign M another xh.aaa inisId
wf-iie he Is in BostRn and ship them
home tnr The final ricrDry which he sx-
fse,rfx the clerks VIII celebrate 1ne last
% August
Nnzn BzE Pa-qusr-e was lrre-vaewei
last night by the Journal rzpc-te- ne
was keeping pretty quiet aseu1 the
game but did sar after much cnRxinE-
Dan VIE be some sore when he seas
the showing his team vii make IN ms
eesencs. To be sure, McCurty VIII DE-
his BEST 70 bring his best PLAYERS fnzs
line and czrrr gR The game. but nav
team i'm SUI To win every game rrnrn
now On"
L the sans wan- - see surne reRl
baseball betwesa two Of -he besr teams
they shsEie he over n the seIG tsnaE1+
Tsnrr-vw niEh1 there vii be a Eayna
between TIE AH-TwilsEht frun Augusta
ana tire Al-TwIziEnt frazn Gardner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

Ihs TypssEnsers shuwea Il, in ane
srTN Manday evening" aeeearin~ re
Crusssftz by the scnrs ~ L Is a
rns TwAlgh1 Esngze game .snpza
On the Esrei w1nans SEA ~
rHT, q aEw rzAn fur rns p-srrw~
paEAsd e1od nal and heaa IN. Enr.-
HAAKerH acwn 10 five hsrs.
a tearnre C the xzms wz. !.
nons rVz by MaxsnaH In I'm ,rvrrtn
L.111ng with man On hsse. The
I spesiazgers also scuree rnrse either
IAAs N that inning. Hrtrh5us
m asan and Murray crossing The
On two hzrs aaz rru er-ors
IAaupsun, playing r1rAr nsis
- me Frar1zrs. was q sr~uew ru.a
eso. g. snzrt, ane Hzsrnsu. NJ
s1 aase- also shuwae M IN ans
a-.ae Murray Lee the sr1ck -r~k
WIN three stax'es
PR'eRnn- Bea adeln ans Hr-rns,
saed Tor The Sho@nakers. vAz,.
vas hzsh naa 1T the hot VIE
tnree kl-x 1AAA
The scare
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

Gardner WIS not satisfied with me
rssEt1 Of the A1-Tw-lght game las
Saturday and WAR tn he shown, So the
are Coming hack strung we1nes6aT
night At 5 o'clock witt the pick aE t-Ie
ieagre from Gardner. Manager Par
Saerre a1 the Augusta Az-TwEiEat
hnsehaH team In pirk9rg nH best -nsu
and VIII have q 1sz- IN dhe Reuel
X 1llans Fed thai VIII srrEly hnlt up
The haccr If the Capital CRY
Al admission VIII be charged u this
game The money taken VII e ID the
managers OF the VARIOUS 1aRns 70 be
USED n gtv1r- the teams 4 sEad-oE a.
the end 81 the SEASON The boys wha
have played IN thu five teams N All
guEta during the Hazr three months
have done well and Ere surely desErvInE
u good support t-un the fans. Come
an fellows, Let's buns1. boost bonEl
the hOrae tam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

Busznn, Aag. N-ware was rsrufusa
runsgh- r-un Manager Ba--vw II O.
Boston AtnericRn League basehaa c1ua.
who In IN It Lsuis. rhnt he has c2nssa
q deal with the wirhna. Kn.-. cszs q
dhe wesaErn League rsr goe wRnns.
VIM lends thar league m barring In
R<.az1aen % n cash payment. Nusser. q
pr-rhe-, has bean len- ID -he w1chi-a
c1rs -t1r The remainder u the wesezra
League season wahait vii repurf IN
Basr0n On September II.
Manager Barrow also announced that
Pitcher REE James rad been rsisasea
r. the Chicago Ane-icnn Leasae cfun
en- q waiver claim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19
Maine Asricul=
turdl Fairs 1919

The following EE of dates fnr ag-1-
CULTURAL 1zirs N Maine tur me season
CO lib hxs bonn iasued by the Dxrars-
msnt sf Asr1cuisE-es
sept e. K. z. Il L.
Eastern Maine Far Association Ban-
ger. AaE. AzE. 9 e. a. n n
Cer-ral MAINE Far Company, wa.er-
vile. sent 8. 3. n, L u
Maine StH1e Pumning1Ea., Hxnxr-. ycr.
L Il. q. n. q =.
Maine s-zts Feui-y ASSET Portland.
Dec. ., n, Il z
Aa1roscosE.n County, Lirernora Faz1A.
sept n Oct I. .
GEaene Town Far Association, Greene.
sept n
Leefx LAnas Cen-sr.
Nnrrnern Maine Fair Association.
FresG.e 1sse. Sept z. {. T. q
HDCl11n, E3E1rnr, ALE. n. g, u ..
Caribou TrDrri1g Park and FAR Aazn-
Caz1pcE. ARg. n u. z
I.moeriand County, German sept =
cumseriRnd Fzrmer' Ciuh. west crn-
hsraanG. sept g. 4
New Gloucester and DarvfIls. Lpp.r
GaDucesrAr- sept IN. Get L .
FreEpnrT Poultry Association F-seour
LArtae Ragny Pz-k. Cascn.
ErlGgfnn AErclzEzxraa AEsn RrNsErun
Arg Is. %. Il
Frznkt1n County, FArEzng1nz- Sept =.
- y.
North Franklin. PnEHas. SEPT Ia. H.
Fan Dck County, El1ehsI. sent 4 & l.
E1En. EaEn- Sept 10, IL
North EilEwurrh Fazanerx Cub. %urrh
Ellsworth.
cDcnnswAsaa ss-irHiarAa soc'y. Mon
South kennsbec. 50. Windsor. Sept. !,
= g.
North Knnk- Cninn. sept -.
Asrnee-r County Fat-. R=adneic- sept
Lanctln County, Dgma-,zcrtsa- sept 20.
Oct !. .
EriHral. BrisrnL Sept :. "a. =
oxts-u County. South PARIS. Sept g
w=rt oxford. Fryeearg. Sept N. Get
/ !.
AnaruacngEin Valley. CAnssn- sept =
yarra ozsu-d. Anacvs-, sept Tn
Jan 6. Z, 8. I'LL
west Penohscot- Exetsr. sert Ia. Z, "a.
North Penonscet, Springfield. sept Q.
H. Il
orrrasaan. orrng.nn. sept an
Soi1a- Solan-
Bangor Poultry Asspc1Rtiun. Bangor.
Dec. L RI II
PiE+cz-sguas County. Fazc-rcL
Saeadafaoc County. Topsham- Oct L.
Erznsnd F2-nars' Caa. Richmond.
sept 3h
-Four County Far Asaocla-aau- Pts
1ela- Sept :, 4. ), G.
Suz1erse1 County, AnsBn. Sept =. n
East Somerset. Hzrt1zad. sept - u g
Somerset Csa-zl. Ss5wheEzr- Se1r n
Orf =
EE alG2- Emblem
Harmony G-aags Fair Azzn. Ea-munr
Waldo and Penohscut- Monroe. Sept r.
L. L.
View Belfast Fair, Belfast. AuE e. .,
e
Cn.ry Park AssoCia1nn- Unity. Sept
-. q 81
Tranquility Grange AE-.- AzEn- Ltncnla-
vile Oct
West Washington. Cherrvasl6- Sept
- "a
Nach3as Valley. Machlas. Sept g. H. L
YORK County Poultry As.pc1ar1ur. sam
fnrd.
1hapieigh and AcaDn, Actan, Oct :. s. G
Cornish, Cornish. Arg- e 2. u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19
Jlfpe PllfUius Calls oft C1Td-Br1pe Game IN IOflt
Oxin1ef Defies Docfors 10 Quality at Riftsb1ug


ChacaSn. IL. A1g- 11Ray SEnaR
catcher for the Chzcsxp Arnsr1eza
League clEh, Today set a new raark
when he -ert hehznd Ia paAae u
TN sane win fhzlAGespnaA- n waa
tAe 1DutA Emze he AAE nazgne shia
s1nsnn. and rArksa TIE sev.n<A
cnnsecz-1we saasun that he has &C.
cBEplishez this unusual feaL
ScnR.Iks nearest rival was Gs1rge
G4bsun. former raRnhe- TAR ths Pins
burEh Naninrna League tean Eng
which he ca1Et1 LOO games tor SIX
seasons but mot cunsec1Evely-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

a ma1 who makes toe r-anv -e-
aions II Performing his work. ar w6r
cakes extra steps which right he
el-T-aE mated f-1En his task. who -rvas
more welrh- thar is really racasra--
n handling materials. o., gtaer-~iar
a"es extra aooi that tres Kim. mar
"s cre@a@Eas Il Himself physical ar
aeIFoIs lsSsaoE and strain wt.;cf,
sr--ae Cay VIII 1r-ec;ri1ate an acci-
Gent Perhaps Il VII be the loss AZ =
1nSe-- loss Of Eah, or loss al
eEFesigf.t- II nay be a trivia, hr-- ar
Z NAV be fatal accider-- TIE cf--
ci.ns11ncss Of the moment thar eauar
me accident would not ocru-. Exrer-
Tor the fatigue induced BIZ usnace--
say Movements IN Performing work
Exchange
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

In Some NJ the East Indian islands.
and On the mainland af Hineusran.
are % be found the smallest rare Of
honey bees = the weird. These
dwarf honey collectors ara known 70
er-umoiDg1s1s as apis Hareh Their
honey combs are no larger Tran a
cn1lds hand. and the cells are aoruf
the size q n snail pfnheae THIS
anney - excsle11- as is the wax
The little creatures 5uzle The currnn
On the branch n lcw tree, and as
they have not 70 provide ear wtn+e-
rhev work al the year through. rails
ing h-oods IKE themselves. L the
same land there is = race Of E1ar-
bees. apis aorsa1a. as large as a fed
cricket These monsters az the bee
world build heneycomhs that are
r-u1 SIX ID seven feet In length. rru-
or mere n width. and weigh A-ur
300 70 40C pounds each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19
RAIN STOPS
bRhvE-clRD tie
IN 10Th INNING

Hosrcn- AnE. 11et Louis sac
Bassaz plaEed ten zan1ngs u a ane-
run ae seeHx in 4 game whzch wzs
raaFed tnruagA 4 heavy maR ana
stopped by n sswn-psur. A asunse-
header had been srheasaea re
szns was n t1Eht psnrnsFT narzse
afser Iarshs succeeded Duak IN sae
=. Lcu1s boz u -hs csurrh fnutne,
AnrHsoys wae rhruw % nrsk ana
MAnr's triple ceurae6 Bosuru's ruu
while the - Lsua 1aay ~xnee
frun singles by SeDck and Hurnsnv
ana Eainoefsris aocsie scurx-
ST LOUIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

= aAvslciar has conr-fved a slrnrle
camera that seems - rival the Il
rsF n a IirElrse field Into A Trn.-
nrunt e1x- coz1a&r2Hg the member -
he examined he admits light f-un a
tungsten lamp filtered To pass orsv
-n EEs. Passing through the hand
or feHt the red Eight strikes. H the
ocr1nm n the box n photographic
Pia1s nlghly sensf-.zed with an ensin
solaLlur- An exposure Of ore IA e
second makes the shadow picture
regular Mechanics Marianne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19
First Defeat For
NAYS With Yankees

Cleveland. O.. Aag 1a-C1svsizns
Defeated New York 10 to-day, n
beng Mays FIRST defeat since he
JOINED New York LIE held Clsve-
land 70 one f4t until the eighth.
when a pass 70 o-NsiL Bagsys sac
r1ece- Bodies Euz CT Eraneys fv
and Charmans scratch double gave
Cleveland two runs. View York
scored its run On n pass 70 Earnah.
Eays' sacrifice and Bakers single.
Score:
New York Q 0 ! 0 0 0 0 0 e-1-s-s
Cleveland 20 0 o. 0 o. $50
May. and Hannah; Bzgry ane
OFNeEz Thomas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19
IA BRIDGES DESTROYED
N FRANCE DF RING WAR

PARIS. AUG TS-jFTcHrca Wreiess sgr.
r -eA-arcB-d1rr - a report rnEae puE<
Tr tpGsr, "a bridges wee aes4rn~s1
err nE TN wa-. The Eeus-ns frstsse
viii ne me srst n he resssred and f-s
IF thesR have al@ss<ar been cs-1EsHte9
Tlsa-rz eT .as sc-r-ae can.a and
sther Waterways 20 ee-rsst Hzr-IEHSfra
has been aer-n uaz = w-7eee5 s-i6rss
rrZE fz- have beer -n-rved H-sm the
s--gEE- = is sE ec-efs f'Is- ~ Sn11sn-
br- navigation W. lie r-sums7
th-uTrsnu- tine WhBIs length Il rhs
II rlne canal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

ne plgscnz CT Londgn are enc IF
sights e which the attention Of
EturE Is always drawn e. Paui's
(Qrnys-d Is q great piace Of gath
Fias and here tire birds fock dCw-n
4 ne midday meal spread for thesr
Fnsfl They feed 0Cf CT the hands
:as!- asasfaCtCrx, perch On their
(paIae-s, and TAP and glitter Il the
faEn.ne as they ~ up and Down.
gsGns seen ID oeinng II certain
bees Admiralty arch II another
Pru-its resort ru1 al cver the CITY
1ircE have small c9icnies. and
EWES q .z-t1fa1 friends. In Venice
p n F1c--ncs The pigeons are N
Pacn PAT q the picture a. the
2ses buildings. q finishing touch,
Tera VIII which nobody ca
(sperse-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19
PIRATES TRIM
PILLS IN 18TH

Philadelphia. Pa An-. 1AMeE-
seTs hume run with Bsaekeurne On
base. tying the scare IN the ninth
inning Eooay merely delayed Phala-
6eapEias defeat. for u the thirteen
n lining Esgoee drc-e the ban ever
the right field fence winning for
Ftt1tsaurvh 3 70 :. Smith and Casper
both p1Ic:aeG mastery bali a lucky
single. wEaGk bounded ever Black
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

'1s~ec sDaely as q rna-rzr cf Critics.
NE Arctic might in AZ dirk An a-r
night. E-plursrs IN aish ln-1udps
say, however that there arr MARI
ai3e~ianons 1f the chscur4rr Ths
Hasn Eesnly. the MOON comes
aaonS In a regular successtou #
PHASES. the snow surface relieve. the
Eioon Under conditions CT the nj
Nest anserce CT Light and the su-r-
n Sorealis is the finest kind OF fJ'u-
1aa11- Explorers al ar-ee @ha-
lneir me1 pass the winoer r.xn+
w1Inour much difficulty II oulv thera
are Means Of amuEsrnsr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19
Ouimet Risks Henlth
To Qualify in Natl Gcf
Championship at Pittsbury

Pit1sburg. Pa. Aug 1E-FrzucSs
ouinet of Woodland risksc his
hearth to-day u struggle through the
ss-hoae qualifying round 1f the xa-
nonai amateur snfe Championships Al
the Oafmuur Country Club, n or
der met To lose the opportunity he
has waited Cor more Enaa tuur years
another chance Go win the amateur
championship
Oulmet was BARRED 1rum amateur
Euif q 1875 by the ufirials e. rre
United States Calf Association. wbe
ruisd THAT he was prufessscna, be-
cazse he had entered into the sport
ing goods business. Later, when he
WAS tzksn into the service, he was
retnsta1ed and this tournament is
the first opportunity he has had 70
regain the title he once held.
The Boston golfer was furcee 70
play IA the rain most OF the wav. A
number OF times he swayed aeaer
hzrEng his shorz. and he was 80
weak On the final nine holes az the
afternoon play that he tnpped his
tee shots 1t the lyth. l4tn and 18th
Bu< Ne finished the Gay with a mazda,
score II 1ss. N rie fur 18th place
with z who viii continue tomorrow
n the match pizy rounds
ousmet was attended by two phy-
sicians afrr he completed his piav.
snd Was ordered 20 bed in thu Oak
mont clubhouse Fnysicians said that
ne was suffering from poiEunsd run-
E1ls and that his back wAs sxcze1inr-
y lama. indicating thar he had
caught culd to6ar
The lcwast sc1re was IN n1n6e nv
navidsun. H4run, Oakmnuznt PauE
Tswksbury. Arurtmsuk aud Jaznex
d Aani0n. FursEt Park. John G. An
dazun and '-Chick" ESuna r.. Ind
IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

bszrze's head with nen sn second
and third IN the seventh. account
Tng fnf the Visitors scoring Scnre=
Pn1zDuryA
sssea esBgBes -s-lI-1
PAi2adelphsa
sess % 8eBeB o. So
Cooper and Schmidt: Smith and
Tragresser.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

1par-meu-s u the bureau NJ an
laninss. -1z1sG Ssz.ss department
4 sSacultA-et have demonstrated
y nzln-aalsne in uniformly ererr-
p-otsC--ng woclEns frun
(o'aes mnrn 4reecricn and IN killing
Sages u he insect A red cedar
p -.aSay killed al admit moths
II sarwes considerable killing ef-
uauu yuung larvae. Il cid mot
em ne Matching NJ GEES. but
- a ne resulting larvae almost
-sEy. Fed cedar chips and
Fss' while nut entirely erectwe
a7plns The adult moths e-un lay
w sI he flannel trsate6. I'D
70 prntscr i fr1En aqpreciabie
wien used t5erzIly-Des
esass Register
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

SeHs-siG- Eone run-Eecper. Sf1ien
base-RArh- Sacrifice hsrs-Russeil. " H.
LEms. Double rlAys-Scu-1- Shannon
ami Mrznriss Hooper and McIna2s. Left
an hazes-BoErsn n. st. L1puis 6. Bass
IN naF1s-0c Rzssen 4 GaS,ia 4. Ezcz-
Oh Russell IN : innings 81 KcGzw
l n ! inzlng. name Out n SEh- Fit nv
pIscner-gy Rzsssl. GeaesE by Nc
G-zw. SiEasr; er Gaiisa- Ruth -s-acK
Sus-BF REsse.i 4. ny Ksvr l. bv Cali IN
4 Wild vi.ea-McGHw. Losing pE.cn-
e-EzaseE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19
Al FIRST thought Il might seem II

Al ZrSf thought Il might seem II
Impossible feat 70 cnsIect the perfume
II flowers after Il has escaped into
the ar, yet i seems sSrrie enough
By q method that the Scientific
American describes. Fresh, Ezgh-
scented blossoms ara placed Il al IL
covered bowl filed with water and
set near the "ceI3ector, WHICH coz
siEts q a crEEnnn glass funnel WIKI
the small end ciose6 The frcae, Is
filed w1-a a MIXTURE NJ crushed ire
and salf and suspended IN an ruright
position Moisture f-vn the ar II
the -ocm FERNS 5n z aad Hu+1es
wiki l;1e ernanarinns f~un rne acw%rs
As tire moisture collects II runs Ut
The ZIP ef The faanel aate a -ecea-
-Zcie. Il tkis LIQUID - mixed with a.
eGral amount If pV-e alcohol, the
perfume u the flowers II preserved
Indefinitely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

The managers q the Augusta Twi-
LEtt League have acczptsa the cnRi-
lHn-e If the wa-z-viEle Twl1ignr Leaens
FIR series ST games - be pinrsd sv
IN Aa-Twl5ghr team. Tia gamss arR
beng arranged n answer 10 q email
lsrge which appeared b me Ezfnr1xE
iHEue ~ 1hp EHzruenec Jvurnnz siEne&
By Waiter M-Ala-v- manager - rhs
WS1ervlIie league. m waich he GAmi-
ien-ea rhs ARrazra 1eague
FRANZ = cCNUuE.
Pes dsn- AuE4Eza -wflaEht EMnknM