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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

Toledo. O., July 3.-With the
worlds heavyweight pagilistic cham
pionship at stake, Champion Jess
Willard and Challenger Jack Demp-
sey will box IL rounds at Bay View
Park on the banks of the Maumee
river here tomorrow, In what is ex-
pected to be the greatest event of
its kind ever staged. Promoted by
Tex Richard, the famous impressario
OF fistic affairs. it promises to sur
pass In every way the past matches
arranged by the man who had made
q world wide reputation for success
fully conducting contests Of this
type. Eclipsing all previous records
IN this direction. Richard has guar
anteed 100000 to Willard. win, lose
or draw, and $27,500 to Dempsey
under the same conditions, while the
profits from moving pictures will be
diveded in thirds. An arena to seat
$4,000 spectators has been erected at
a cost Of $4,000 and IL the gate
receipts are up to expeditions, more
than 100000 will pass through the
hands of the promoter. Whatever the
amount received for admission, seven
per cent. will 60 to local charities,
ten per cent. to the government in
the form of a war tax, while scores
Of other expense details will cut
heavily into the huge sum.
The giant boxers have agreed to
box under the Marquis of Queens
berry rules, with the kidney punch and
the side-hand chop blow, in ring
parlance the rabbit punch, barred.
There will be one minute rest pc
RODS between rounds and the two
judges pass on the pugilistic merits
Of the contenders in case both men
are on their feet at the close of the
twelfth round. In case of a knock
out. the action Of the referee in
counting out the fallen boxer will
close the match.
If the judges disagree after twelve
rounds Of boxing the referee, Ollie
Pecord Of Toledo. will cast the de-
Gliding vote. He will also be re-
quired to secure confirmation of at
least one Judge before disqualifying
a principal for fouling or other vio-
lation Of the rules.
Each boxer will wear especially
constructed five-ounce gloves, al
though in the case of Willard they
will weigh near s ounces due to. the
size Of his hands. There will be- no
more padding in his gloves. however,
than in those of the challenger. The
contest will be fought in a twenty
foot square ring and each boxer will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04
JULY 4 Celebrations

Many Of our Maine towns and
cities will celebrate the Fourth to 1
greater or less degree. among them
with announced programs being the
following:
Aliens M!ils-A general celebration
program.
Belfast-Hofse races.
Bangoe-PAfade Of Antiques, band
concerts, baseball. field sports, horse
racing and fireworks.
Biddeford-Joint celebration with
Saco. Welcome home to soldiers.
Bluehill-dorse races, track events.
baseball.
Calais-A general celebration pro-
gram:
Cornish-weicome home to SOL
diers.
Dover-Foxcroft-W home to
soldiers. with baseball. sports and
fireworks.
Eastport-A general program of
celebration.
Fort Fairfield-General celebration.
with historical parade and sports.
Addresses by Governor Milliken Of
Maine, Lieut.. Gov. Pugsiey Of New
Brunswick, Speaker Hetherington Of
the New Brunswick House. Lieut..
Col. Percy A. Guthrie Of Frederick
ton, N. b.
observation-disclosures home to SOL
diers, with parade and sports.
Houlton-General celebration. with
horse races and sports.
North Augusta-Celebration at
Grange hall.
Old Town-Grand Carnival exhibi-
ton and sports. Elks Carnival.
Rockland-Two ball games and
boxing carnival.
Sanford-Victory celebration, with
parade and horribles, aeroplane exhi-
bit and welcome to soldiers.
Saco-Joint celebration with Bid
deford. with welcome home to SOL
diers.
Sebec-A general celebration pro-
gram.
South Windsor-Horse races. with
2.35, 2.24. one free-for-all.
Observation-Disclosures home to SOL
diers, with parade. sports. dinner and
address by Frank @. Harrington Of
Augusta, Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives.
Wilton-Welcome home to soldiers,
with parade. sports and public meet
ing and address by Capt. Percy A.
Hasty Of Dexter, and ball in evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04
BOWDOIN

wEST-Mr. and Mrs. Gilbs,
Baker Of Lewiston were the sundi|
guests of Charles H. Allen.
Miss Ruby Maloon, who has bed
teaching for the past year In Sanfc1
Is home for the summer.
The epidemic which has been a
ing the rounds in this section
smallpox has proved to be otl
chicken-p ox and the quarantine Nd
been lifted from those houses whsl
1t had been placed.
Miss Vesta Curtiss and brothd
Alden are visiting their grandmoth4
in Litchfield.
Bert Holbrook has sold his fan
to Mr.. Woodman Of South Lewista,
who lie moving his goods here hl
week.
Four young ladies from SanfoH
were the Sunday guests Of Rub
Maloon.
Wage. sukss
James Wage and Edna Buker wes
Joined in marriage Friday eveninl
Quite a number from this vicinlS
attended the wedding of Miss Be-
nice Policy Of Webster on Monds
evening.
W. L. Maloon, who has run Z
apiary for 20 years. says the bes
have done the best work this year
any.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04

Phillips; Phyllis D.. CHI m. L. B. XII,
fiey, Phillips, Lady NJ, BIN. wallac
j. Gouid, F'arrnington, Dorsey "
BIN. b. G. Wells. winthrop. "
2.35 Glass. trot and pace, Teadi
r.. BLK g. John Yeaton. Farmington
Martha Washington, CHI m, Aim,
withee. New Sharon: Oliver wilma,
BIZ 3, clifford Wing, Flagstaff; Pm
cess Aifdndiy. bin: G. A. wing, Phil
lips; Jerry Grafton, Big, Danville
Doble, Harrington.
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FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Corson have gore
to Portland for few days.
Sumner B. shorey of Lowell, Mass,
Is visiting his brother. George Shorey,
for a few days.
Mrs. Frank Cakes, Miss Nettie Pyue
and Richard Powers have gone to
Windemere Park to pass the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Parquette have
gone to Windemere Park for few
days outing.
Miss Marion Woodwork. after pass
ing a few days in town, has gone to
Unity to pass the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Small ana daush.
ter, Miss Blossom Small. have gone
to Guilford and Dexter to pass a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leverett Flewelling have
returned from Boston, where they have
been enjoying their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seabury AMI
daughter F1orentine have gone to Port.
land on an automobile trip.
Beatrice Smiley Of Skowheran with
several friends passed through town
yesterday on their way to waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cronk, Mrs.
Harry Ramsey Of Portland and Mr..
and Mrs. Hartley Jones of Boston
passed through town on their way to
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hustis have gone
to Belfast to pass the Fourth with
friends.
Lieut.. Lull Bryant IL in town for a
few days visiting friends. Al
Alberta Crummett was a caller in
town yesterday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Guy Hume have re-
turnaf from North Arson. where they
shaS been passing few days.
MI ana Mrs. Walter Putnam sons
Alfred e. lawrence are passink . few
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DRESDEN

Last saturday evening the peop,e
OF Dresden gave a free supper and
entertainment at the Town hall in
honor Of the returned service NJ,
After the entertainment a social
dance was held. music by Southsrd's
orchestra.
Miss Harriette Sheldon, a teache,
In the Everett. Mass. schools, is
here.
W. Hart Of the +. A. Huston Co. OF
Auburn, was a business visitor In
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry HoudIstte Of
Richmond were week end quests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Cate.
Leroy Robbins Of Gardiner was the
week end guest Of his parents.
Ernest Eeigars and sister al
wakefield were guests Of friends IA
town last week. While here they
took dinner ct. New Meadow Inn.
oAs4Ae
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CALENDAR OF SPORTING events

July seasba: Tigers Fairfield Sacred Heart At Farsld
jsy eenrs Maine Power Co va csrs ct Watsrva
S.y -as.sb.i, > M H. w. Fairfield Sacred Heart Fa.
field. ....... 81, o..
July 4-chsmpionship Heavyweight battles Jess willard w. Jasa
Dempsey, Telsdo, o. : T.,
July fiist senai sId and Track Meet o. American
dustrial Artistic Asse. Gary, Ind. ...,..
biehead from Marbiehead 10 Bar Hafbor y
State meet OF MAINE Irapshootes A
citation, oakland Park Roeklahd .
Isiv 1H.oa International at Hamilton, Can
ssn so1 ., rraski National A. u Championship Franklin
Field, phta
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ATHENS

Samuel Taylor, a farmer about 70
years old. and living in the east part
Of the town. died suddenly Thurs
day morning. He arose at about 4
o'clock in the morning but later re-
turned to his bed. His wife prepared
breakfast and went to call him. ind
ing him dead in bed. He was well
known in this section, and besides
his wife, formerly Miss F'ox OF this
place, he leaves three children, Ralph
who lives at home; Earle Of Har-
n,ony and Mrs. Walter Hilton Of Ath-
ems village.
Albert Small has passed away AT
his home in the Bunker Hill neigh
borhood. He had resided in that SEQ
ton his entire life.
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Farminqton Races

Three mixed races, the 22o. 22E
and 2.35 are to be run off at the
Franklin Park track. Pennington,
next Friday afternoon.
2.20 Class, trot and pace-Rose
Barron. BIN, Harold Withee. Anson
Fannie Wreath. blk m. B. c. Wells,
Winthrop; Glow W.. bm B. c. Wells,
winthrop; Jerry Grafton, Big. d. l.
Doble. Pennington: Lady NJ. bm.
Wallace J. Gould, Farmington: Lou
don Wilkes. blk g.. Bonnie Weber,
Phillips.
2.25 Glass. trot and pace-Todd's
Echo. By. Frank g. Colburn, Farm
ington; Constantine, Jr.. bs. Albert
McMullen, Kingfeld; Rob Wilkes, By.
g. w. FANCY. Rangeley: winnendon
Wilkes. Big. Torch Farm Jacob
Wirth), Temple; Loudon wilkes,
blk g.. Bonnie Weber, Phillips;
Kimpton, br. s. Charles s. Phillips,
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American Man and Horse
Win Jumping Contest
at PerShing Stadium

Pershing S a u m. France,
Wednesday,, July 2.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press.)-General Pershing to-
day saw an American horse and an
American rider win the individual
competition in the military prize
jumping event at the Stadium. Lieu
tenant Colonel H. D. Chamberlain,
U. s. A., rode Negra, a 7-year old
American mare. over Is obstacles in
beautiful form.
General PersMng brought the
worst weather the stadium has as
yet seen. No sooner was he seated
than the thunder began which elicit
ed from the doughboys the remark:
LAS soon as Black Jack arrives the
barrage starts"
The team jumping competition was
won by Belgians mounted on Irish
and English horses.
Scudder. Sphinx and Eby. Ameri-
cans. qualified for the final in the
500 metre run, Scudder winning his
heat in two minutes and as Of q
second. putting Aranaud. the French
record holder.
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Eastern League
Hartford 10: Pittsheld Z.
Waterbury 4: New Haven Z.
Springfield 6: Bridgeport 7.

Wimbledon, July TO. L. Pafter-
son. Australia. today won the tennis
singles championship on grass courts
py defeating 1t. A. r. r. Kinescote,
s : The score was: SO; ell;
IN the fourth round. mixed doubles.
n. Lycette' Australia. ana Misc RYAN.
America, defeated Iautrents ana
suzanne Lenslen. Francs, &c: Ga.
6-2. This was the most thr,,l,n.
match OF the whole tournament ana
was the most thrilling match of ths
whole tournament ana was conspicu-
Gus for the magnificent voiieyins Of
Miss Ryan and Miss Lenglen. Tho
winners have now reached the semi.
finals.
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OAKLAND

Clarence Skiiiings, who has been
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester Skillings, for the past
week, has returned to his home in
Foxcroft.
James Barnes Of Portland was in
town recently on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram York of Port
land are passing a weeks vacation
with relatives in town.
Charles Thomas has gone to South
Berwick to visit his sons. Ernest and
Arthur Thomas. over the Fourth.
George Greene Of Billerica. Mass.
is a guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrison Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wheeler and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walton and fam
fly have rented the Taylor cottage
on Salmon lake for the remainder of
the week.
Mrs. Mary Farnham has sold her
house on the corner Of Water and
Main streets to Avery Morrow of
Belgrade.
Sandy Johnston has returned from
visit with friends and relatives in
Canada.
At the annual meeting Of the La
dies Aid Of the Free Baptist church.
which was held wednesday afternoon
in the church parlors. the following
omcers were elected for the ensuing
year: President. Mrs. Eta Pullen;
vice president. Mrs. Ross Baker;
secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Morri-
son Libby; executive board. Mrs.
Frank Hersom. Mrs. Russell Clark
and Mrs. Goidie Larkin: auditors,
Mrs. George Manter and Mrs. T. W.
Longley.
The Woman's Relief Corps at its
regular meeting Wednesday evening
voted to hold its summer vacation
until Aug. 20.
William Livingston. who IL en-
ployed at North Arson, will pass the
remainder Of the week at his home in
town.
The annual meeting Of the local
branch Of the Red Cross was held on
Wednesday evening in the lecture
room Of Library hail and the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Chairman. r. H.
Y1sseh: vice president Mrs. Melvin
Bates; secretary. Mrs. J. H. Stevens;
treasurer. Mrs. j. e. Harris. All
chairmen Of the various committees
| and all members Of the same were
reelected for another year. 1t was
also voted to continue the work of
the organisation.
Mrs. Beatrice Drawn has gone to
Millinocket, where she will be the
guest OF friends for the remainder
OF the week.
The meeting Of the Kennebec
County Christian Endeavor Society
which was to have been held on Fri
day, July ~ at Weber pond. but was
postponed on account Of the rainy
weather, will be held next Tuesday.
July g.
Robert Scott, superintendent of the
Cascade woolen mill has gone to Lei :
cestsr. Mass.. to pass the REMAND er
OF the week with his family.
| The resident hunters license Ia now
out ana may be obtained at the town
cisrk's once. Thomas Walker having
secured the first one.
Miss Asenath Tosier. who.is train
Ing for Z nurse at the Central Maine
hoUttal ~ Lewteton. . penufng her
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NEW PORTLAND

The school at the Great Works close:
June u. after = very successful term,
with Miss Martha Spear - teacher. An
Interesting program was rendered, after
which each pupil was presented with q
s1it BY the teacher, ana the pupils also
presented Miss Spear with gift. Cake,
seItines And ice cream were served.
Ms. Annstta =. Ward. who has bean
passing fortnight with her dausAter
IN town. returned "wednesday to Halo.
we'll.
Mf. and Mrs.. william Daissy and
cnhdren OF Wilton were Sunday guest,
Of Mrs. Fanny PARKER.
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TIGERS EASILY TOO
MUCH FOR BROWNS

st. Louis. Mo-. July s.-Ehmke held
st. Louis to three hits while his
team mates punched two hits. two
walks and a sacrifice hit and fly in
the first inning. obtaining a lead
which the locals could not overcome.
and Detroit evened up the series by
winning ! to !. Score:
Detroit ........30o 0 0 0 0 0 0-3-10-l
st. Louis ......1 900 90 20 d. 80
Ehmke and Ainsmith; Shocker.
Kobb and SEVERED.
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Reuther of Reds
Wins His Seventh

Cincinnati, July 3.-With Ruether
pitching his seventh straight victory.
the Cincinnati Nationals defeated st.
Louis today 4 to /. Stocks single
and steal and a hit by Hornsby in
the fourth saved the Cardinals from
a shutout. Score:
st. Louis 20 90 I 90 o 0 o. SIS
Cinci ......0 0 2 0010 OIL x-4-10-1
Ames. Meadows and Snyder. Ruth.
err and Wingo.
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BENTON GETS HIS
AND ROBINS WIN

New York. July 3.-Brooklyn made
it two out Of three from New York.
, winning the last game Of the series
by score Of 6 to 3.
Brooklyn knocked Benton out Of
the box in the fourth inning, scor-
ing four runs on three hits. a sacri-
flee fly and errors by Fletcher and
Kauff. Score:
Brooklyn ......2 0 100000 $3.50
New York 80 o o COS 0 0 0--3-7.2
Mamaux and Miller: Benton, Ra.
gan. Perritt and McCarty.
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n. Z. STANDING
CR0SSETTS WIN
FROM STATE HOUSE
N TWILIGHT LEAGUE

The Crossstts Jumped up another
notch In the Twilight League standing
and into . clear second place by d.
featins the state House nine by q scor<
Of TO I in a seven Inning game played
Thursday evening at the Reuel viii.
liams field. It was such q hot evening
that the crowd did not turn out strong
but those who were there saw an in
teresting contest.
The Shoemakers started the runs n
the first inning. After Laliberte had
gone out on a fly to Redman, center
AeId. =. Giroux made pretty two-bass
hit. Beaudoin got a base on balls
Minehin went out on fly to Redman
Appleton was right there with q two.
basger, scoring Giroux and Beaudoin
And Appleton scored on a hit by Pei.
letter, who was caught out at second
base.
Davis scored for the Lawmakers in
the first inning. hitting for first. steal.
ing second and crossing the plate on
violstts'a hit.
In the second inning the shoemakers
added two more tallies. Lausier hit
ana went to second on an error by Vic.
Iette. Dostie went out on q ny to Run.
nells. third base. 9. Giroux famed.
LAliberte hit for two bases. scoring
Lausier. On e. Giroux' two-bagger. La
liberte went home. And Beaudoin was
out on a foul caught by Ryan, State
House catcher.
Minchin scored for the shoemakers in
the third inning. and Davis scored for
the State House. The only tally made
In the fourth was made by q. Giroux
Of the Shoemakers.
In the sixth inning the State House
made their last two scores. Mc0ould-
rick banged the ball for two bases. vio-
iette did the same trick. scoring Nc
Gouldrick. and violette scored on
Peaee's hit.
The Crossetts got tw runs in the
last inning. the seventh. Beaudoin
slammed the ball into deep field for
three bases and scored on Appleton's
two-bagger. Appleton crossed the plate
on q hit by Pelletier.
Davis starred for the Lawmakers both
in fielding and hitting. getting two out
OF the four scores Of that team. Ap-
pleton pitched Q fine game for the Shoe
makers and hit in fine shape. getting
two scores. Beaudoin got two scores
for that team and also showed UP
strong behind the bat. a. did Ryan Of
the State House nine.
The summary:
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well-played game. Cooper held the
visitors to three hits fof seven I'M
ninks put weakened ia the last two.
when four hits ana an error scored
theft two runs. Douglas was hit
hard in the early part OF the con-
test and made a balk with runners
On second and third. which scored a
rdfi for Pittsburgh: He gave way to
Martin, III tie seventh inning. wh6
stopped the scoring. Score:
Chicago -.......0 b o D o b 0 1 1-2-1-S
Pittsburgh =: % 1900 0x--s-;
Douglas, Martin and Killifer; Coop
ef ana Schmidt.
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ANNOUNCE EXPECTED
TRANSPORT ARRIVALS

Washington, July - Expect.
TRANSPORT arrivals announced Tod,
we're: sesquehahna, Newport N.s
July 10: Leviathian, New York, On
8; louisville, New York. July .; p,
tcfia, New York. July 10; valaa,
New York. July 10: George waN
ington, New York. July Z: Rom
New York. July II.
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YANKEES SHUT
OUT IN TIGHT ONE

Washington, July = Although
Shore pitched good ball for New
York today. Walter Johnson was
more effective, especially as regards
men on bases and Washington won.
one to nothing. New York failed to
get a man as far as third base and
Pratt, with q double in the fourth
inning, was the only visitor to reach
second. Score:
New York 80. 90 o 0 0 0 o o 0-0-7.1
Washington :. 100000 0x-1-7-0
Shore. Schneider and Hannah:
johnson and Charity.
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GOV. COOLIDGE SIGNS
SOLDIER BONUS BILL

Boston, July 3-Governor Coolidl
today signed the bill providing for
800 bonus to veterans Of the va
All commissioned officers, enlist
men. field clerks. army nurses a
members Of the 8. A. T. c., are ells
BILE to the award. Yeowomen y
excluded from its provisions.
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SCHOONER TOPSAIL
RISES FROM BOTTOM

Portland, Maine. July s-The fsl
ing schooner Topsail Girl. sunk at
err a collision Monday with the .
tank steamer Texico AS, near Il
breakwater light on the South Por
land shore. was f1oated today al
will be repaired at the marine raj
way.
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WHITE SOX WIN
WITH 16 TO SPARE

Cleveland. July 3.-Chicago hit fve
Cleveland pitchers at will today and
won II to 1. Cleveland's errors were
costly. the 10 runs in the fourth in
ming being scored after chances to re-
tire the side. The score:
--hicago 80 l 90 8 3 o . o-i7-ls,z
Cleveland IL o o o 0 % o o. 4 81
williams and schalk: Morton. Eng
mann Phillips. Klepfer. Jameson and
Nupamakef.
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WILMINGTON DEFEATS
BRfTISHERS AT HENLEY
IN KINGgWOOD SOULS

Henley. Eng, July s.-Major Paul
wilmington Of Boston defeated Col.
onel e. L. Saiier Of Great Britain In
the Kingswood SOULS on the Hen
ley course today.
The Americans won by three
lengths. The time was seven min
utes, forty seconds.
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Earned runs-State House 8, Cros-
eetts I. Three-base hit-Beaudoin. Two
base hits-E. 0iroux 2. Laliberte, Min
chin, Appleton, Pelletier. McCouldrick,
vioiette. Stolen bases-LAliberte, Davis
Z Struck out-By Appleton z. by Nc
Gouldrick g. Double plays-Ninchin to
Pelletisr to Minchin; violette to Davis.
Ease on balls-of McGouldrick .. UNI
pdre, Thompson. Time. $50. Attend
ance. 49,
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sBatted Tor Mayor In It'll.
Boston ........0 0 0 o. 2 1 0-s
Philadelphia .....2 o o o 0 o o o o.
Two-base h:ts-Lamar. Thomas. Home
run-Walker. Stolen base-Hooper. Sac
rifce hit-vitt. Thomas. Sacrifice fly
Hooper. Double play-Dugan, witt and
Burrus. Left on bases-Boston 6. Phil
adelphia 7. Base on balls-on Nayior
4, of Jones Hits-oh Naylor in u:
of Seibold 4 in -; OF Rogers in H.
Struck out-By Jones I. by Naylof 8. BY
eeiboid 1. Losing pitcher-Nayior.
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"-Batted for Smith in 9Th.
*'-Ratted for Pearce in 9th.
Philadelphia .....1 90 0001 0 c.
Boston ..........0 900 000x-s
Two-base hits-Cravath. Wilson.
Meanwhile. Three-base hits-Maran-
vile. Home run-Riggert. Stolen
bases-Baird. Rawlings. Sacrifice hit
Wilson. Sacrifice fy-wilson.
Double plays-Boeckel to wileon to
Holke. Left on bases-Philadelph
8; Boston 4. Base on balls-off
Smith 2; off Scott 8: :off Demaree 1.
Hits-off Scott in Ia innings: off
Dameree in 1 "a innings. Struck
out-by Scott 3. Passed ball-wil-
sen. Winning pitcher. Scott.
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RED SOx POUND
NAYL0R and
WIN EASILY 81

Philadelphia, July 3.-wzlkefs home
run in the first inning gave- Philadel-
phia a flying start today, but Naylor
after holding Boston hitless for four
innings. went to pieces and the cham.
pions made It two out OF three by win
ming 8 to 2. Walker also robbed Ruth
Of home run BY : Sensational catch
and Ruth pulled drive by Dugan out
Of the bleachefs. The score:
rah0rnSt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-04
Mackrnan Naylor Blows up and Red S0* Register
Lawmakers Fail to Stop the Climbing Cr0ssettS
BRAVES SWEEP
SERIES WITH
PHILLIE TEAM

Boston, July s.-Boston made d
clean sweep of it's series with Phil.
adelphia by winning 3 to 2 today.
Rigrert hit q home run In the hfth
with Scott on first Score:
pHII.ADELPffIA.