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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-26
Foils Gamblers

st. Louis. July 25.-Bobby Quinn,
secretary Of the ST. Louis Browns.
found a way to break up groups of
gamblers who were won't to congre-
gate along the right field wing of
the grandstand here and ply their
nefarious trade in open defiance of
the police. Quinn called in the mu-
nicipal authorities, but got no salts
faction. He employed private agen-
cies. but still the wagering went on.
Finally he went among the men him.
self and tried to break up the groups
that obstructed the passageway. ri-
nally he hit upon a plan that caused
the gamblers to howl to heaven, He
strung series of signs along the
girders, utterly blocking the view
OF the playing field from the rear of
the stand. That did more than all the
cops in the Mound city. One NAV
walk in comfort through the St.
Louise stand now without hearing
the boots and bowls of the shortend-
ers.
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BARNES RETAINS
OPEN GOLF TITLE

cleveland July S.-Equaling the
WORLDS record Of 2s3 strokes for an
open golf championship, James Barnes
OF the sunset Hills Club, st. Louis. to-
day won the western open golf cham
pionship from 100 leading golfers Of
America over the 62e0-yard links Of the
Mayneld Country Club. leading Leo
Diegel Of Detroit by three strokes. and
JOCK Hutchinson of Chicago by four.
Barnes also earned the distinction Of
ne.ng the only one to win the event
three times.
In addition to the three leaders, Fred
mcleod Of Washington and Otto Hack.
oartn OF Cincinnati, with 2SS each, Bob
Mcdonald of Chicago with s1, Walter
haeen Of Detroit, now champion, and
Harry Hampton Of Richmond, Va, with
%. each. and Willie Kidd Of St. Louis
Win SS. also finished In the money.
wniie George Sergeant of MINNEAPOLIS.
Emmet French Of York, Pa, and Tom
noyo OF Fox Hills, N. r, tied for 10th
place. -'~A
Barnes led from the start of the
tournament.
me surprise Of the event was the
comparatively poor showing Of Hagen.
VINO recently won the United States
COLI Association meet at Boston with
ool' WINE Barnes tied for 18th place with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-26
Dempsey Tackles
John Barleycorn

Jack Dempsey, world heavyweight
champion, has, according to a dis
patch to the New York Sun from
San Francisco. INDUCED in a bit Of
relaxation. Although Dempsey in his
autobiography declared he never
drank or smoked, it Is reported that
ne put in a boisterous night in the
white light district of San Francisco
last Friday and that in the company
OF party Of former friends he most
thoroughly celebrated his triumph
over Willard. 1t is charged that the
champion eluded his argus eyed
manager, Jack Kearns, and with a
merry party visited all the palaces of
Bacchus In the coast city. A. a re-
suit the conqueror Of Willard had
dimculty in making a train at 6
o'clock Saturday evening that was
bound for Salt Lake City. However.
Kearns got his champion aboard the
cars and they are now in Salt Lake
City where Dempsey will visit his
mother until tomorrow and then
start for Chicago.
II this was merely temporary
outbreak on the part Of the title
holder it soon will be forgotten. But
If the new champion is under the i'm
preston that he long can retain his
pugilistic honors and keep steady
company with J. Barleycorn, he will
do we'll to study the history Of other
noted champions who unsuccessfully
attempted to combine athletics and
Observation-Disclosures Evening
Star.
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Dun's Report

N, New York. July S.-Dun's tomorrow
THE The really noteworthy feature Of the
sc uti;,niess situation is not the fact that
me expansion continues with 60 little
sign OF abatement during the summer
period. Dispatches from every section
.. me country and from nearly every
traoe and industry emphasize the alb.
sen; Of the customary seasonal halt
ing. and the weeks advices should re-
mo move all doubt. II any still exists, Of
me decisiveness and widespread sphere
OF the after-war revival,
Retarding elements. sdch as the dis
quoting labor unrest and q protracted
wet spell along the Atlantic coast. have
rot been without influence, but there ~
no general slackening Of progress. and
new records in magnitude Of transac-
tions and In prices are not now uncon.
mon.
Where immediate wants have been
largely filled by the recent vigorous
purchasing. there is less easerness
err; yet few sellers are obliged to seek
ar outlet for their products. and note
worthy with them are booked ahea d
so far as they care to be with the mar
kets almost daily turning more sharply
in their favor.
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CALENDAR OF SPORTING EVENTS

July S6-TwiHoht League: Printers.
July 2o-Raeng: Lewiston Grounds.
July 26-Go Massachusetts, Leland
Wannamersstt Club. $3.50 -, '
try Club. "N'"'"' o'~ e's"'
July 2s-T~!ieM Leagues: cushcoes Clerks
July 2e-Twiicht League: :aton. :s..&-
!uiy S-Iwught leagus-State House
July S1-Iwiieht League: Clerks Eatons
aug. 1-Twiliuht Lacquer, State House W.. cu,h
Aug 1'2-Rewino National Lake
Course. ~.'"''--'"
Aug 2: Racing at Union Trottins PAX Pht.Hsd
Aug. 4ETwilisht Leaeus-Eatons Clerks.
Aug. s-TwIieht Ioaeus Printers House.
Aug 6-Twiioht league: crossetts Cushnocs.
aug. 11-Twiight League: State House vs.. Ccrles
Aug. 15-Twight league Printers cushnoe.
1S-Trap Shooting: American
Aug 16-Twiiaht Leasue Croesests Caton-
aug 19-Twi1ht league State House W.. cations.
Aug 22-Twlicht League: Clerks Crossetts
aug ZS-Twhgh Isasue Printers Eaons.
Aug 26-Twieht Leagues cushnocs VEL atons.
Aug p Twilight Leasue-clerks Printers.
aug o@'whght Iea9ue-State House ~. Crossetts
sept u & a-Raeing: South kennebee Fair, Windsor.
sept and 9: Track: National u Championship Franklin
Field, Phla. '
sept T-Foobal: 6ates Harvard at Cambridge
Oct. football: Bates Va. N. H.. at
Oct. 4-Footbali: Williams At WaterviIa
Oct. f1-FootbalI: Colby Harv at Cambridge,
Oct 11-Footbal: Bates Mckinley q Lewiston.
Oct 1S-Footbal: Colby ~. Bates at WatsrviNe.
Oct. 1S-Football: sowdon Maine at orono.
Oee Eo-FootbalI: Colby W. 6owdoin Brunswick
Oct 2S-Footbal: Maine Bates at Lewiston.
Nov 1-Footbal 6owdon W.. ates Brunswick.
Nov 2-Footbai: Colby Maine
Nov s-Footbai: Colby Holy a Worcester.
NOV. 1o-Footbal: Colby vs. Navy at Annapolis.
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EDWARDS MEETS FAST
LISBON FALLS TEAM THIS
AFTERNOON, WILLIAMS FIELD

AT ESQ o'clock this afternoon on
Williams field the fans Of Augusta
VIII nave the opportunity Of wit
Messing one of the best games of
paseoall that has been pulled off this
year, when the Edwards team meets
the 1ast town team Of Lisbon Falls
AS everybody knows, when Lisbon
rails supports baseball club they
support a good one, and this year :
is no exception. When the game was
arranged the Lisbon manager
named Woodcock as their pitcher.
but since that time there has been 10
many upsets in the New England
League and since Woodcock IL now
pitching for Haverhili, the Edwards
team makes no guarantee to the rams
that Woodcock will be in the box
for the visitors. On the other hand
since the Lisbon Falls manager said
he would have Woodcock and SINE
Lisbon Falls is his home town. there
Is still a possible chance that he will
pitch. He certainly needs no intro
duction to Augusta fans. Wake
field, the Kents Hill star. will be on
the receiving end of the uattery for
Lisbon while the rest Of the team is
made up of extremely fast college
and prep school men.
The Edwards team has been great
ly strengthened for this game and
is determined to make a strong bid
for the big end of the score. Meader.
who has been going so strong all
the season. will be in the box in
possession of all the weird. willy
stuff that has made him so solid
with the fans. The rest of the team
will be full strong enough to cope
with anything Lisbon Falls may
spring. Remember, fans, the time
has been changed to 2.so o'clock.
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SNOWY TENNIS AT
LONGWOOD BOWL

Newton. Mass, July 25.-Spectacuiar
tennis was played today in the Ne"
England sectional doubles Champion
ships and in the singles for the Long
wood Bowl. r. Norris Williams. "a
and M. w. washburn defeated II. v.
Greenough and Josiar Whee'gr'sht, To-
SO. GO. GA. Williams won FIVE love
games on his service. Craig Bldole Oh
Philadelphia and Charles S. Garland
of Pittsburg. who captained the 1a.e
team, beat F. ]. Sulloway and X. T.
Seaver 6-2. as. 81. 60. Eleven games
of the total of 81 went to deuce.
The match won by Richard Harte
and c.. Gamer over r. B. Bidwen ana
A. n. Reggie was one of the longest OF
the tournament. The score was &c. 1l-s'
81, 60, 6-3.
In the singles Garland defeated the
former Harvard star. George PEABODY
Gardner, Jr., Ga, 6-3. Ga. T. Roosevelt
Pell of New York easily defeated his
doubles partner. Fred c. Inman OF New
York, 6-1, 81.
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Failures Of the Days Dealings in Az
tho Leading Stocks

New York. July 25.-Trading on the
..sd bv comparative dullness and ir-
srularity. Total transactions bare'y
.yeeeded one million shares, which rep.
resented the smallest full session IN
in many respects dealings were rem
ulscent Of mid summer markets Of pre-:
nnces. ranging in some instances to
kye points, bore no definite relation 20
furrer,t developments and little atten-
l Rsnkers heard with interest Of re:
horted NEGOTIATIONS for the placing OF
! large German loan here. but were
fot inclined to attach much importance
ID such Undertakings until certain IN
ernational f,na fora, plans no" Assu"''
' LETT largely 10 its own devices or
~. caorices Of traders. the stock mar
Est became listless after the, fairly
Erons opening, yielding easily during
(he mid-session.
Ln ssac favorites as steeis, oils, motors
Iad shippings were largely overcome.
kow v Price. rallyinG one 70 three
Eoints in the last dealinss, leaving
onderance. Of net gains. ,.,... 4,
Distinctive e, ssstHiss: w ASIDE from the
| |.no ony activity Of rails at one 70
E Eniev for OTTO food and copper issues. where
|i 5tserxise the market was again made
si tSs. q :t :ad sapis%s1t; WITH
||a rihs." textiles and distiliins issues.
Fi Wi1ed Conditions ruled in the bond
Vet most domestic and foreign 10,
Fres, including the Liberty group eased
lightly. 90 ON M Old
\ s bonds were unchanged on Call
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Toronto Files Protest

President ]. ]. McCaffery Of the To-
ronto baseball club announce
ed Monday night that he would ME 4
protest against every game in which
Pitcher Thompson Of the Baltimore
club took part and would also ask
President Fultz of the international
League for a ruling in the claim
made by Toronto against Baltimore
for the pitcher. August Hermann.
chairman Of the National Commits
sion. has informed Mr.. McCaffery
that body would take no action OF
the minor leagues in breaking off re-
la tons with the major leagues.
Thompson was a member of the
Toronto club in 1917 when he was
drafted by Washington. He then
Joined the army and did not play
ogain until this season. when. after
q few games with the Nationals. he
was traded to the Philadelphia
Americans and by them sent to Bal
timore.
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Chicago Cattle Market

CntCQRn.
HoGs-Receipts 5000. Estimatsd e. To-.
morrow 1000. Weak, 10 to 80 cents low
er. Top ESQ. Heavy weight 2lS5@23i5;
2155a325; light light NOoQ2N5 heavy
packing sows. smooth, A80N75; pack
Ing sows. rough, 2oO0@2100; pigs OoC0
CATTLE-keceipts 5000. Estimated to-
morrow 1000. Steady. Beef steers: Me-
dinm and heavy weight choice and
1855: common and good 1OS5@i25O; light
weight good and prime 1475@1775; COM
tie: Heifers 7c5@1450; cows 7256l35O: can.
ners and cutters 7&01o6O Veal calves,
Light and handy weight 1675@1so0. Feed
er steers n5@1375 Stocker steers 1000
ll@: Western range steers 1150@l625;
cows and heifers s5o9175.
sHEEP1Rsceipts 10000. Estimat cd to-
morrow 10000. Weak Lambs: 81 lbs
down 140O61725: culls and common Ss00
1000; yearling wethers 1o5041350: Ewes:
Medium. good and choice 72S@95o; culls
and common 300G675.
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Pirates Reject Deals

President Barney Dreyfus of the
Pittsburgh base ball club returned
home from New York, where he at
tended the meeting OF the National
League club owners on Thursday
He reports that several propositions
in the line Of player deals were
made to Pittsburgh by other clubs
which had some questionable tim
Der to dispose of. but all Of these
were turned down by Dreyfus and
Bezdek. A deal in another direction
for a good infielder is a possibility Of
the next week or ten days.
President Dreyfus confirmed the
report of the signing of Infielder
Mccain of the University of Mon
tana. His signed contract arrived
this morning. Pirate agents have
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-26

The handful, Kennebec Of Bath
under Foreman Ernest Russell and
the Senator Baxter Of the Bath Vet
eran Firemen's Association under
Foreman A. A. Selden had a friendly
contest Tuesday evening on Com
mercial street, which was witnessed
by large crowd of spectators. the
Senator Baxter being the winner by
a small margin. She played 17s
feet. while the Kennebec played ITS
feet. inches. 1t is planned on Tues
day. August to take both tubs to
Brunswick for practice contest with
tho two tubs Of Brunswick and the
Androscoggin Of Topsham.
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NEW ENGLAND
SCHEDULE FOR
NEXT WEEK

Lowell, Mass, July 25-The seed
ule for the New England League for
next week was announced Thursday
as follows:
Monday and DISQUALIFICATION at
Portland; Fitchburg at Haverhill.
Wednesday-Portla at Lewis
ton: Fitchburg at Haverhill.
Thursday and Friday-Portland at
Lewiston; Haverhill at Fitchburg.
STANDARDIZATION at Portland;
Haverhill at Fitchburg.
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MT. VERNON

Mrs. Elizabeth Morrill, has sold hel
house to Mrs. Allie Carson. who ex-
poets to take possession about the first
of September.
Mrs. Rudolph Anderson Of Portland
is passing the weekend with her
mother. Mrs. Edna Carson.
Miss Julia Millett is the guest Of
friends in Readheld.
L. H. Weber Of Napoleon passed
Saturday and Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. H. W. Weber.
Mrs. Laura Harrington Of Bath was
recent caller Of her cousin. Mrs. n.
L. Millett.
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New York Produce Market

New York, July -.
FLoUR-unsett,ed; sprinlgs patents Win an9
VWS lsE.s steady; No. ? red 81
hack New York export to ar 1,as,ow Oh,
!. vo ~ wpnite IA c a New York.
20 oA rs: steady No Wits ss!Ssa q:
|BUTTER-Easier: receipts s sa;S5s. do
ES1ae % s Score. S.: frsts 5is@sss pack
s;scf Current r msfs No is:s o. case.
s{a,i hep pa. and Shss sS
fancy ssMss; e erdin to prime $50
(n ne tr wS 5saeo: DO. gathered brown
III mived colors 62Go5. .h, 7,0o
|poTAToEs-steady; Jersey DBL '''F
steady; centrifugal
h fine granulated 900.
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Boston. July q.
REEF-Choice whole cattle 2260@2s.
EUTTER-Northern creamery extras
CHEEeE-New twins extras Sa@S5i.
!QRE-No. 2 yellow ns920.
a.. EdGS.Nessrey hsnnery ss@7o; west.
,ELoUR-spring patents, iss-lh. sacks.
1260@D1SO0.
HAY-No. 2 timothy A@as.
handspring N@3.
OATS-Fancy 40 to 42-lb. sacks 9s@ssa.
PORK-Medium packs 63@64.
POTATOES-Cold storage Green Mts.
2o4Soo per 1oo-lb. bags; native 2oo02z5
bushel.
SuGAR-Granuleted. wholesale, 9a5
per 100 pounds in bulk.
VEAL-12Q0.
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CUBS SHUT OUT
CARDINALS 10

St. Louis, Mo-. July 25.-st Louis got
only two hits off Vaughn and lost to
Chicago today l to O. Flack. first man
up for the Cubs. scored the only run
of the game. He singled, took second
on a pass to Hollocher. was safe at
third when Miller's throw on Magees
bunt was too late. and tailed when
Magee and Merkle were ing doubled.
The score:
Chicago .......1 % o o o 0 o o-i.b.i
st. Lou's $500 o o 0 o o o o o-o-2.i
Vaughn and Killfer; Doak, Tue-o and
Clemens.
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Mackmen Trim
Senators in 18th

Washington, July 25.-Philadelphia
won an exciting thinning game
from Washington today, 8 to I. The
locals came from behind and tied it
up by opportune hitting in the
eighth and ninth innings, but were
defeated in the 18th when Walkers
double, Burns triple and Perkins
single Melted two runs. The score:
Philadelphia
100 01200 2-6- 9-1
Washington
$1,000 00210 0-4-12-3
Perry and McAvoy; Ericsson, Gill
and Picinich.
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PILLS SHUT OUT
BY ROBINS. so

Philadelphia, July 25.-Griftith
home run scoring Johnston ahead of
him in the first inning proved suffi-
cient for Brooklyn to defeat Phila-
delphia today. Ave to nothing. Pfef-
fer held the Phillies safe throughout
The score:
Philadelphia 100 5000 o. &C
Pfeffer and Wheat: Hogg, Pack
ard and Adams.
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REDS BLANK
PIRATE CREW 40

Pittsburgh. July 25-Enfective
pitching by Eller and sensational
fielding by his teammates gave Gin
cinnati a 4 to victory over Pitts
burgh today. Eller retired nine men
ON strikeouts. gave the home team
only four scattered hits and was
steady in the pinches. the score:
Cincinnati .... OF 90 2 o 0 0 1-4-9-1
Pittsburgh -. 5000 90 0 0 1910
Eller and Wingo; Adams and
Schmidt.
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RED Sox TAKE
ANOTHER FROM
Yankee TEAM

Boston. July 25.-Boston made it
two straight from New York today,
winning to 6, Ruth out-pitching all
three of the visitors hurlers in the
pinches. Russell pitched well until
the NTH. when Boston made five
runs. with Shore finishing that inn
ing. Witt. Schang and Shannon hit
timely. The score:
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CeLarites, Otherwise S0x, Again Snub Yankees
Win OUer Braves Makes 9TH STRAIGHT for. Giants
TIGERS SMOTHER
INDIANS T05

Cleveland, July 25.-Detroit hit
Cleveland pitchers hard and had no
trouble in making it two straight,
winning II to 5. Speaker injured his
left leg in making sensational div
ing catch of drive by Cobb in the
eighth inning and was forced to re-
tire. The score:
Detroit 0400 AZ o-11-ls-0
Cleveland 81 90 0 % 2 0E-a-11-1
Dauss and Ainsmith; Jasper. Phil
lips, Uhle and O'Neill, Thomas.
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Two base hits. Pratt, Peckinpaugh,
Shannon. Three base hits, Peckin-
paugh. Stolen bases. Pratt. Schang.
Sacrifice hits. Pratt, Scott (2), Roth.
Sacrifice dies, Pipp; Lamar. Left on
bases. New York 8. Boston 8. Base
on balls, of Russell /, Shore /, Nc
Graw 2, Ruth 1. Hits. off Russell 5
in innings; Shore In inning:
McGraw 4 in 3 innings. Hit by pitch
er. by McGraw (Shannon), by Ruth
(McGraw). Struck out, by Russell
8, Shore i. Wild pitches, Russell 2.
Losing pitcher, Russell.
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CHISOX AGAIN
BEAT BROWNS

Chicago. July 25.-Chicago hit op-
portunely against the loose pitching
of Davenport and Gallia and made
it two straight from st. Lewis 6 to
4 today. Pitcher Claude Williams was
hit on the side Of the head by a
drive off Severeid's bat in the second
inning and had to retire from the
game. The score:
ST. Louis ......0 1102 0 0 o 0-4-10-0
Chicago .....0 OF 1 90 3x-5- 7-3
Davenport, Galiia. Sothoron and
SEVERED; Williams, Kerr and Schalk.
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BRAVES FAIL
TO ST0P,RUSH
new YORK GIANTS

New York. July 25-The New
York Giants won their seventh
straight game here today, defeating
Boston to 0. Toney held the
Braves to four scattered hits. Ru-
dolph also pitched we'll but the
Giants punched hits with Boston's
errors. Chase hits his third home
run in the last four games. The
score:
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Gonzales Goes To Toronto

Haverhill. Mass. July 25-Third
baseman Gonzales. who has been
playing for the Haverhill New Eng
land Team was recalled today by the
Springfield club and has been or
dered to report to Toronto Of the In
ternational League.
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Two base hits. Doyle. Home run.
Chase. Stolen bases, Cruise. Kauff,
Baird. Sacrifice hits. Powell. Chase.
Double plays, Gowdy and Boeckel.
Left on bases, New York 3; Boston
5. Base on balls, of Toney 4; off
Rudolph 2. Struck out, by Toney
1: by Rudolph 4. Passed balls, Nc
Carly.
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Green Springfield. a white-haired
negro who lives In a two-room shack
near Corsicana. Tex. has suddenly
become a multi millionaire by the
discovery Of oil wells on his 4oo-acre
Iarms
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than usually cautious owing to absence
as yet OF any reports Of notable crorS
% cent net lower to a like advance. with
September 1853 to 1858 and December
1909 to 1853. Oats finished a@a cent to
cent down and provisions varied from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-26

been watching this youngster for
two seasons and he IL said to be very
promising. He will not report to
the Pittsburgh club until he gradu-
ates in 1920.-Pittsburgh Press.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Bridgeport 0: Pittsfield 4.
Providence 6: Springfield 1.
Waterbury 4; Worcester s.
Hartford 2; New Haven 8 (irst
game); Hartford S; New Haven /
(second game).
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Released on Looks

Bill Vim, the Chinese player. has
been released by Bay City. 1t Is con-
coded that Vim was playing good
ball, but as Carl Wenger. Bay City's
manager. did not like the Mongoh-
ans looks, he had to 60.
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Stencil Tired Of West

Rumor has it that Casey Stengel
is tired of playing in Pittsburg and
is trying to get his release so he, can
join some eastern team. =
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BASEBALL DOPE AT A GLANCE

YESTERDAYS AM. RESULTS
Boston 9. New York 6.
Chicago 6, st. Louis 1.
Detroit II. Cleveland 8.
Philadelphia 8. Washington (i
..'-' sAfURpAY's GAMES
b New York at 3oston.
Philadelphia at Washington.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
SUNDAYS GAMES.
philadelphia at Washington.
st. Louis at CHICAGO,
Detroit At Cleveland.
YESTERDAYS NAT, RESULTS
Chicago 1. st. Louis O.
New York 8, Boston o.
Brooklyn 5, Philadelphia 0.
Cincinnati 1. Pittsburs O.
SATURDAYS GAMES
Boston at New York,
Brooklyn at PHILADELPHIA,
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Chicago at st. Louis.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
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New York Money Market

New York, July %
Mercantile paper Sa@os,
Sterling 6o-day bills 4.S4. 49,, 4 n,
romr,ercial O-dav bills on banks SO !;
Commercial CONNIE, SO-day bills 4.Si' dema"u
II r.s eaoies d a1S IA. cables 7.l2.
francs, oe sanand III. cables 37s.
II VI dsmand SIS. cables s.56.
Go we and railroad bonds irr''-
bar u
Tnos no ioans strong; six bid: ,,
ali money steady; high 3, low 81,
hi rate &. closing bid 81. oneIso az "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-26
Chicago Produce Market

n enough continued drought and heat
Pen NC ne pears at . disadvantage In the
%afket today. buyers were more
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-26

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