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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11
This1l Be Fine if You Put
the Golf Links at the Shore

Especial to The star by ~ y. A.
CHICAGO. April ia feet OF
booze boats. loaf.d 90 the guards
with liquors. nqucrs and all the max
ms Of fixes and c0Ckuails-~firsi.
class oid.fashion~d saloons Installed
on big. modern siramboass--wiii sur.
round the~c United States after the
July l dry law goes into effect. The
plans are complete.
/, looks as tho u will he easy for
anybody in New York, Boston. Hal.
timore. New Orleans. Loa Angeles.
Fan Francisco or any other large
port on the coast Of this country 20
Get a drink. The booze boats will
anchor four miles outside OF port
mile beyond the three mile limit &c.
tablished by international law.
Lawyers say that nothing but n
mandatory Of a League OF Nations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

can stop these booze boats from op
Grating
In the anti saloon organize tons
the attorneys and sirategisS are al
work on plans to stop these open
ssa buffets from running
The tryout viii be with a blg boa,
which viii Load vp at Halifax and
then 20 20 a point four miles from
the harbor limit Of New York city.
a fleet ~ fass motorboats win car,
~ the booze hounds hourly from
New York piers out 10 the blg boa,
at anchor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

to look up every now and then at
prlekly Perky and growing
by and b. the noise that tho
crows and sammy Jay and Chatiercr
were making began TO make him
nervous. II popped into his head
that there might b. a hunter with
a terrible gun somewhere In the
Green Forest. ard were this 80 he
would be sure 10 come over 20 find
out what all the excitement waa
about. Hu~er began 90 grow ans.
ious- Little by little common =enso
began to exert itself. II suddenly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ga jayx.
band II the latest craze az the fash.
ionabis West End stores In the
dancing intervals. mannequlns pa.
rade In dance gowns. evening mod.
els and "dassant hats"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
- ". E. STANDING
EIcg.DB's NET PROFIT
|lsS TAN S1OO,DUO

-.soc u, July s.-EXAc-iy Ie,sD
.,o,s 1a.c -aelr way into the Bay
Az 7a-g a-sna On July 4 u SEC the
,-wsigat champ nnsnip nnur be-
-, 1ess Willard and Jack Dempsey
oe-a. as--ss Els ID arrendHnce and
.,-.r we're announced today by
-aps :. Tourney. Tax Richards azsp-
,au Il ne venture.
-. -.ce,prs. altar The government 6
!. II s...-N.s4 had been dsduc1sd.
var s.c.--...I6. The par csn-. charity
tn. .u- ne ci,y nf Tniedp wzs Eiiyns-
rude- ss0.an
-as-e were 90 pnlicemen n the Sta
,-- = n-emen. sac usners. 80 ticket
1ss5 y ticket sellers and 4S4 press
representative YES
-..s 1-:nc-aal expenses Of the prumoT-
20 were as tnlipws: Willard s1HD. 6aB.
k,s-nssv 81 SO. arena construction S150.-
Su c5-. o. Toledo charity fund 81. OBJ,
ssT .5n Other charges probably
tn MAKE ne cnst approximately s3c2l .en1
lsav,nr ne prumpEE-E profits somewhat
helrw s1n.H1
-ne arena was constructed ID saa-
FM Tourney announced this after
kn1- c.z- Il had been spld 10 the Amer
kcsa souse W-eck1ng CO. Of Chicago
ko- s.ss.00o being disposed of To the
e:Enes1 niddEr.
there Is nearly g.BW 900 feet Of lum-
ks- Il ne platform. Work Of tearing
4,r- u-iI1 ,,sg+p u unce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
CHISOX TAKE 2
FROM MACKMEN

Faher was gwen credit for TWO VIC
tnrles tDday when Chicago defeated
Philadelphia N both games of a duu-
hle header ID : and ID :.
Faber's single N the eighth inning o.
the first game with TWO out and tine
bases filed drove IN two runs and cInch-
ed the game after J. Collins SINGLE
while batting fnr Danfcrrh IN the sew
enth. lied the count In the secnr
game Faber kept the visitors hits well
scattered while his teammates punched
hits OF Johnson. The scores:
First game
Philadelphia / 0 81 0 o 0 S-Ip-I
Chicago 80 0 0 0 @ . 8 x-u-1
Eodgers. Kinney and McAvuy; Kerr
Lowdermilk. Danfnr-h, Faber and
Schalk.
Second game:
Ph ladelPhia o o 0 ! O o - s..
Chicago % . 0 0 0 0 x-S-l2-
johnson, Kinney and Perkins: Fape-
and Schaik, Lynn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
EAST VS.. WEST
TENNIS PAIRS

cincinnati. July s-The pzir.nEs
Tor The East versus West tennis
championship lock place On the
cou;-s q the Cinc1rnRri Lawn Ten
Els LIP -1mo-rrw Friday and Sat-
urea we're announced today.
william =. TIden. Jr.. No. :; =.
Indie Murray NC .; Ichia Kuma-
gae, No 3; 8. Howard Tosnel. No.
4 Wallace Johnson. No. 3; and Vim
cent E-chards, No G. VIII represent
Inc Las against William T. Johns
Ion. IN j Samuels Hardy. No. :
Ralph Burdick. Nc. 8; Rober- Kinsey.
No, 4. I. Green 5r. no. s.. and
Axe Graham. No. 6, representing the
west
T0r1o~-ow afternoon KumaEae viii
meet 5u-dick. and VoEheu viii meet
hlnEey II the first Of the single
matches while Tiicen and Richards
VII meat Johnston and Hardy II the
frs Of the doubles
On Friday Mu-ay wiz meet Ha--
dy, and Johnson viii meet Green II
the singles. while Toshen and John
son VIII meet Burdlck and Green N
the doubles
On Saturday -ilden VIII meet
Johnston and Richards viii meet
Craven n the singles. while Murray
and kumaEae VIII play kirsey and
Craven II the final set doubles The
team winning five matches viii be
declared the winner of the sectional
title
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10

Vaughn held the locals sac n the
nrst game. n the third inning he
struck out three men with runners
on second and third Cravath ceIe-
bred his first day rs manager by
playing rlgn1 feio II the first game
and making d great throw To the
plate, shutting OF run. Score:
First game.
t'hlcago - 0 0 "a o 0 0 1-6-ls-s
Fh-la -....D 0 0 0 0 10 0 OIL Al
Vaughn and A--l!eesr: Jacobs and
Caay-
Second zane
I'rl.la 0 Q = 0 0 0 = 0 i--5-133-22
Douglas, Bailey and o'FarreIl: Rix-
Cy EnG Clark
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10

Al a meeting IF the Bnarc II
Managers Of the Twilight League
held AT the municipal court rooms
the matter relative 10 the playing NJ
Saturday afternoon games was taken
up. II was voted I'd take this mat
ter Up again with the Board OF Ed
urarion.- asking for public hezr-
ing. II UHs also voted that ON ac
count of the decision by the Board
ct Education. NOT To permit the Twi-
light League to use the fieiE Sarur-
Gay afternoon. that the game be
played at 5 p. NJ stead uf r H.,
the regular scheduled TINA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
GOLF RESULTS 1T
WHENEVER. MISS.

W.n-heEter, Mass, July s.-Thnmas
u. Claim Of the Brnnk.ine Country
Club. with q card Of S7-as-7s. had the
low g-nss scnre today in the qualif wing
rounds tnr the Massachusetts amateur
guif cnanpionEh ouer the Winchester
Country Club course. There were q
gta-.srE.
Parker ". whtttemnre Of the Brock
line Country Club was secrnd wiki "a.
Francis OuiInet qualified with an 90, and
JeEse Guilenrd. present cnzmpinn. with
a 70. Thirry-rwo qualified frr match
play for the title. the highest scure ID
GET IN being S.
The Rrurkline County, Club fve-mun
team won the Windeler Shield with
Winchester second and Woodland third
The Brookline SCORERS were Ciznin "a.
Whirfsmnre 70. ". c. Chick -. p =.
Newton & and Rodney Brown See.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
CARDS TAKE LOOSE
ONE FROM GIANTS

New York, July s-I7 a loosely
playsc game rsplete with wransles
VIII the Unpires. ST LOUIS defeat
&c New York by q score Of L - s
here EodHg. -Four New Tc-k pitchers
were baTrad hard b. =. Louis. Mil
ler PJaulerte and Snyder were puI
ou- Of the game by Umpire Harrison
Cor protesting vigorously OF aecis-
Ions. Thu'ry-rwo players TOOK par- ii
the cnnl test Score
ST. LOUIS % "a @ 0 e-l2-L5-4
New York i 30 q 0 O. g. s.
MAY, Tusro. Meadows. Sheriel and
Snyder, DiIhoefsr DuDuc. RaEan.
Schupp, PerrIrt and Gonzales Nc
C;--v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
NEW YORK A. c. TO SET
Up MEMORIAL WINDOW

The View York Athletic Club. 70
perpetuHte the spirit Of it's TOO MEM
hers who made the supreme sac-.;-
ice in the wurlc war, liz To place a
huge memorial window in its cir
home A design submitted br
George Ennis was selected f-pr,
among many sketches.
The space for the window is large.
so that the central figure. in khaki
and wearing the helmet Of the Ameri-
can doughboy. Is To be heroic in size.
He stands before the flag i1 an atti-
tude Of defiance In the background
are the ruins and red hames of war
in Belgium and France Along the
border Of the window are medalIions
representing all forms OF attalerirs.--
New Ynrk Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
PHILLIES AND
CUBS DIVIDE
phitadetphla

Philadelphia, July a.-Tuney Pas
qua-illo- overseas veteran. and star
Of the army team al Tours. scored
-tle run which broke Philadelphia g
}osIrg streak IN the eleventh l1.nIng
Of the second game TODAY, which the
locals won 5 u 4. after they mad lost
the first game ID Cilic4go 6 to l, Gne
ned their own National League sea
sons record Of IS Straight defeats.
PasCua-illo first time at bat IN
The major leagues came IN the elev-
eCtt with one oG-- Ea singled 10 leTt
a.-d singles t1E WhITted and Bancroft
drove nm ACROSS. Chicago hi three
singles N the eleventh put MeuseI' S
good throw u third stopped q score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
LHNIST0k'S STAY m L. E
LEAGUE II DOUBT

Lewiston. Me, July AT the
CLOSE OF conference between Lew
.stnn players and President John n.
Doraallg 81 The New England League
tonight II was announced that.
should the necessary hacking ane
patronage be forthcoming hefore mgr.
Sunday, the leagne would be currtn-
ned with Portland. Lowell. Fitchbur-
and. Aa1erhiu. Under the plan de-
ci1ed upon Lewisran would be
strengthened by the acqa1sl-lun Of
WeafsI., Bessie and Clark Of tho
LowaA clup, while Fttchcu-y world
c-Rw On the Lawrence Club and TIA
-emu Ting LowGu players. Fz3i--e 70
make guca zn agreement. L was stat
&c, would mean 6iscurrtnuRnce ct
play after July L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
PIRATES WHITE
WASH THE ROBINS

BrooEtvn. July 9.-Plrlsbu-g shut out
Brooklyn here to-day . N o. Eahe
Adams held BROOKLYN to SIX hits anc
WAS never N danger with the excep-
non Of The seventh inning when Grf-
fifth and Myers singled with one out
hunetcflE-, huwSre-, popped 70 MDI]-
WIZ and Mitchell. batting for kildur
famed. Eighteen IF Pir1sburgs put
outs were on flies The score
Pi1-sbu-- "a 0 o 0 I 0 0 Gill
Brooklvn % o 0 q 0 0 o. { !
adams and ScnmIct Grimes. Smith
and h-ueEgr.
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MERELY THEY
ROLL ALONG
EASTERN YACHTS

Tenants Earbur, Ne, july e.-Racing
INTO the upper reachss Of Penonscut
bay was ON the schedule Of the Eastern
Yacht Club cruise today with ali an
chprage for the night in kilkey's Har-
nor On the west Hde Of Isiesbprn The
yachts had a very enjoyable night IN
this untrequentlv haven and after yes
terday'E fine racing IN the lower hHv the
yacf1tsnen we're very keen for more Of
the same sport. The committee an
nounced a E-mile contest which under
early morning conditions indieafen a
RUIZ +'b8a-d OF" the wind for nearly the
entire distance.
The cruising fieet including the DOW
erpuRts. left earty n the day. some
deziring fuel and provisions at Rock
land and others a chance for a call n
Camden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
STATE HOUSE WINS
FROM CUsHNUCs IN
VERY CLOSE GAME

In one Of the most exciting games
Of the Twilight League that has
been played the State House nine de-
feated the Cushnocs by the score Of
: To WEDNESDAY evening On the
Reuel Williams field
The Lawmakers got started in rhe
first inning RUnnells drew a base
on balls. srple second and went third
on single by Ryan, VINO stole sec
onc- RunneIls and Ryan both
scored On a hit by McGOuldrick
Each tenn made the circuit Of The
bases twice IN the third inning. Nc
GuuIdr.ck led of for the State Housa
taken first on an error ny LaIibeI-+e-
stealing second. and going TO THIRD
on sacrifice hit by Tioierte. Folsom
went first. hi by pitched bal, and
stole second. McGoul6rick crossed
the plate On PASSED ball, Folsor-
went third. anc Peass ID fret. Anc
On al Rtfe1npt 10 catch Psase out Il
second. Folsom scored.
For the Cusnnoc, Pumerleaa hit II
the third inning, reached SECOND bas:
On a passed ball. and stole third. T
Written took first, hill by pitched
ball, and srnis second. AnG oDtt
went n d. a hit by W wnirren
NcGoul6-ick scored tpr the -aw-
makers II the fifth inning making
the rouac Of bases On a rwo-hass
hit, a sacrifice by Tiuierre and q hi
by Folsom. But the Cushnoc.
promptly came back with four rum
IN that inning. r Whirran SINGLE
and went second on a hit by Watson
Nicolas went ID second on q fielder .
choice Watson To third and Whit
ten scored on an error by tunnels
II third base. Watson crossed the
plate IN d hit ny ". Wti1ten. and
Nicholas went home on q hit by Mer-
rin on which Written went second
And a hit by Laiberte ccored Whit
ten.
The last scnres of the CONTEST
were MADE by me Lawmakers II the
|, eighth inning. RunneIls and Ryan
crossing the home plsfs.
In the ninth inning the Cusnnot
team started something which ioDkeC
a little bad fnr the Lawmakers VIII
were only one score IN the lead. u Ill
one man OUT, Merrill, the Cusnnel
catcher, hit. but was out a. second
base on a fieIder's choice On which
Haskell reached first. A two-bass
hit by LaIiberte put Haskell On third
And i looked as though the Cush-
noes might ger II TWO runs and wiz
the game. But Folsom got under a
fly, hit into left fed by Randall
and the game was over
In the seventh inning Chez Has
kel was hit by d pitched hal winch
struck ms head anG put nm out faI
a few moments, but ne was piucky
and was soon II the game again
". Whittier ran bases for him ma;
inning.
For the Cushuoc team. Watson
; Nicholas and Haskell PLAYED a sta,
game II fielding. while Merrill AM
LaHberte led the hitting for tina
team. each with three hits. one b7
Laliberrs being good for two bases
Written pitched a fine game. srrik
ing ou- seven men Ind allowing bu
seven hits.
McGoul6rick pitched well for nj
Lawmakers and made TWO hits. on
Of which net1ed him two bases. H,
scored twice Pease played a g0oC
game az center field with three pu1
! outs and one assist. Runnells NJ
twice and made the circuit Of base
twice
The SUMMARY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
Heavy Fines Given
Members of PhiNy Team

Philadelphia Pa. July s.-Heavy
fines We're imposed to-day by WI
liam F. Baker president Of the Phil-
auelphia National League club. on
three members of the team for dis
orderly conduct Yesterday Pitcher
Gene Packard was fined SOD and
Pitcher Frank v oodward was penal
1zed SlD0. Catcher Forrest CaGy was
fined s10o and given 10 days notice
Of release.
These players, Mr.. EAzer said. went
INTO the nisachLrs II centsrfield YES
terdRy II their street clothes and,
acted boisterousty. One IF them har-
rangned the bleacners against the
action OF President Baker in chang
ing managers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
Keds Back Up Salee for Downfall of Braces
Lawmakers Take q Fall Out of PaDern11kers z-6
'klLSouNE ACT
by BROWNS ON
RED SOx BUNCH

St Louis. No. July s-Sotnnron
ourpitched Mays ami St. Louis tpok
The opening game of the series from
Boston today. ID 0. TWO singles
and Tohin's double gave the locals
TWO runs In the third The other run
came IN the eighth inning on Sisters
first hi IN IT times a. bat, a sac-i-
nee ny. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
CHALLENGE DEMPSEY
Offered S125. 900 For
Fight With Winner
Of ntier-Beck-
EFT Bout

Cincinnati, July Jack KeannA
manager of Jack Dempsey. aunounc-
&c today mat ne had recs wed = Ca
nIegram from Promoter Cochran. N
t'Rris. Offering Dempsey s12a.0ae for
a nC11 with the winner of the George
C;iTpen1er-Jetn Becke-r bout. which
is scheduled 20 take place IN Eng
LAND rh3s month.
dempsey expecs 70 accHrr the
challenge but objects To the one con-
GIIlor imposed by the promoter
which Is thai the fight he held
abroad
AsaFns said he would endeavor I'd
Erlns me European c.7ann,on 70 this
couhF''y - meet Den~ey but # ina
snoLia oa impossible Dempsey would
conEloer gong 70 EUROPE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
INDIANS SHUT
OUT YANKEES

New York to-day ID 0. breaking Shaw
keys winning record after he had won
In straight PeckInpaugn, who has hi
smelly in g consecutive games. hit a
single the fourth time up. Cleveland
made its first run On Wamhsganss in
field single, Speakers sacrifice, Smith Z
iufeld out and Woods intield hit
o'SeilTE homer WIS a drive ID left thai
rolled through a hole oensath the left
fielc fence. The score:
New York ID 0 Q o O o l-a-7-t
Cleveland % d o 0 x-e-s-t
Shawksv. Russell and Hannah; CO.
velezkie and O'Neiu.
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TIGERS TRIM
SENATORS 2 TOl

Der-ort, July 9--Eeilmau'E single and
Shur-en's long hit 70 center field n
the 18th inning gave Detroit today
game with Washington 70 l Boland
pitched exceptional ball and was gwen
backing that was sensational al times
The score:
Cet-pa % 0 Q 0 0 o 0 1-2-S-i
Shaw and PicInich; Boiand and Am
smith
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
CALENDAR OF SPORTING EVENTS

S-Mrestinu OF
Gno6aIe Park aufo-d
duly
ing n Springfield
T2-aasetal
Renei Williams Field =
'as Augusta Country Club Golfers play PDriand cnunty
July
of Yacht Ct
oenear rom MarSeheaa To Bar arhor
"HY rapsnnotnz: State
cat1an Oakland Park, Rurkian ii
S-anH= atonalT Tournament +anl4on. c.n
'y 1o-1o: Massachusetts
@annamnrsert
E ard NJ
Phia T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10

Earned runs, State House ., Cuan-
noe d. Two base hits. McGouldlllh
Laliberte . Stolen bases. RunnelIs,
Ryan, McGoLiC-lck .. Vinlette. Fol-
som. Pease. Paine. Watson. Merrill.
Haskell. Randall, Pomsrieau, r
NhItten. Struck out. by McGouia-
rick 8, by WhITten Z Double plav $
Pease 70 Paine. H1r by pitched hAI,
F. Whittier, Haskell. Merrill. Folsom.
Passed ball. by Ryan: by Merrill.
Base on balls. by Written -. Sac
rrfice hits. Tisler-e ., RYAN. m
pre-, Thompson. Time, hr SO Mn.
Attendance, 400.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
Drunken Auto Driver Fined

The first case IN the Bangor NUM-
cIpGl Court under the new Maine
automobile laws was the PROSECUTION
Tuesday of Elm Z. Booker OF Ea--
monv, charged with operating an az
rorncbite while under 1re influence IF
liquor He was fined slea and COSTS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
SALLEE AND REDS
TAKE ONE FROM
BOSTON Braves

Boston July s-G5vIag salIee bril-
LIANT support Cincinnati defeated
Boston. 10 L toda~. A pass N
BresEler IN the fe-h. wingo's r-i-
PIE and wild th-ow by Pstrhsr Nc
QuilIan gave the 7-isrtors TWO -urE.
the winning margin. Groh feidad
sensa1unallv Score,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10

nearly five years Of WEI e.-
q esun1ng ordinary life as FIR
r,. s'Aaio'e under present conditions.
ra,,. ie happening Of the famous
aIns- a lew months ago the Ereaf
ae,..- u the casino were a scene Of
-annn and wantpn de.trur+,rr
o,r. o'ngs esczped the bnnhsrd-
Ina sia1 transformed no mary ar
n. rautitM hoteis and viflas along
ms gne nto heaps Of rumble, and
Use OF nine tuns uf giaas izna re-
- al the damage TINS occa-
but the Germans had piund-
eo and defiled the SALONS.
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ksnnebunk2ort Boy p-uwnsd

William Henry Hooper. snr Of MI
and Mrs. u. c. Hooper Of North
kenne5unkpur-. WIS drowned Mon
cay afternoon, while bathing with
TWO younger brothers vino were
poweriess 70 ald him His age wHs-
about I5 yenrs. The parents and fvs
brothers and Sisters sU-vive. The
body was recovered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10

Mosquitoes. or nlcGes as they are
called II England, are proving a pest
his summer N various parts Of Eng
Land. AS a rule they are harmless
insects N this country, but Miss Mzrr
Ashley of Seven Kings, aged 81, vas
SO severely poisoned after being
srung on the nose nr mosquito rnaf
she died four days later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10
New Golf Hecpre az Bangor

professional instructor Ct the Con-
duskeag Canoe and Country Clah.
lowered the, course record Tuesdar
making i II u, gong ou1 II 81 ara
back n Sc Tie course record was
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BASEBALL DOPE At / GLANCE

YESTERDAYS Am. RESULTS
Cleveland 2. View York 0.
Chicago s. Philadalphia as
Eame9; Chicago G, Fhiladelpnia. 2
CD ERme3.
81 Louis g. Bngfun o.
DefruIt 2 Washington ! % in
ninEE9.
TuoAg's AMERICAN GAMES
5nstnn at St. LguiE.
NsW York AT Cleveland
Phiadeipfia a. Chiragn.
Washington III Detroit
FESTEApAYss NAT. RESULTS
Cincinnati 3. Boston I
Ptf1sburg ., BROOKLYN 0.
CHICAGO 8. Fhiiadelphla ! clEt
Eame): Fhiladelpnia 3. Chicago
I'd game.
St Louis z. New York 8.
IOoAY'S NATIONAL GAMES
Cincinnati at BrHfun.
It Louis AZ New York.
Chicago al Fhiladelpilia.
Pfttsbrrg AZ Broukiyn.
rODAY'S NJ. z. GAMES
Lowell IL LewiHrnn.
HHvernir III Portland.
lawrence al F'trchbUrg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10

Today's game IN the twilight League
viii be between the two Shoemakers
teams. the Crnssetts and the EHt0ns.
Game called Al 5.45 P If. on the Reusl
williams field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10

Three oast nI1s. WinEu. Sacrifice
hit Hoike Double plays, Sallee -
Dauoerr 70 kopf MararviHe -
Hoiks. . Left on bases. Cincinnati
5; Boston :. Base On balls of Saliee.
s; of McQuillan. g Hits. of Nc
Qullan, s II 5 lrrinrs Of Cheney
none N one inning Struck out. b.
McQUiIlan . ny Cheney ! Losing
pitcher. McQuillan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10

"-Bar1sd for Wit IN 9th.
-BaIte6 for Mays N 9th
Boston ..-......-..-.9 0 0 0 0 Go
St LOUIS ......0 0 . 0 -S
Two base hits, Tobin, Smith. Sis
Ter Sacrifice hit, McInnIs. Williams
Sacrifice fly. Smith. Douhle play.
Mclrnis and Scott. Schang and
scott. Left On bases. Boston -; St.
Louis I. Bases On balls. OF Nays
8; Sothorun 4. Ett by PITCHER, by
Sothoron Chopper; by MAYS (Sev-
ersid1. Struck out. by Mays ., by
Sothoron l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10

= 'AtoI' July s-The Boston Nation
sl..,.a club has sold Russell
D. me. an tnheider, ID the
'''aoe,pnia Nationals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10

Plummer. who died IN February. was
fled Tuesday IN the Cumberland pro.
hats. court A total Of saE 500 in rral
estate and personal property was listed
The greater portion Of this estate is
wiIled To his widow. M Piummer wal
lung n the staamfttinE. hearing and
hardware business N the firm Of c. M
& e. T. Plummer. Uniun strset- He
wns one Of the weaithiest man in the
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10

--lndie :, Abe Bond. Nelly Bly,,
- aooe Alice, Gold Quartz. the
sslst Adie, Ananias II and Az
- ALSO started.
e----.l'E -. 2.M "a. 2.B6 Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10

xx-Eatted for McQu1Ilan n 9Th
Cincinnati .-..... 000G2- a.
Busrnn ..-................. O o 0 o o q : g-l
Two base l7irs ErDr r,r-s.-,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-10

-aty Sound. BsliIni Worthy. Amer
a zlr-, SIetner, Stmson. Lotto
"a,I and J. w also started.
-ine-2.0-z; 2.OTs. 2.gRS: 2.12s.
~ LASS PACING-PTRSE sIagG.
'o!ale Todd. BIN. by Tod Mac