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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

Omcs-s Of the BrunswH.k. Mass.
Fuxaound Club viii make an effort
90 revive The cnxhcund trials which
have bean heid tur many years at
various 2oinfs IA New England. but
which were suspended when the
United States entered the world war
Letters VII be sent SOON TO members
Of he club and 70 hound breeders
and others Interested N hunting IN
an endeATur 10 ascertain the senri-
ment and tc determine the advlsabili-
~ nj -e-establishinx rne trials ting
year
The last trials were held IN the fan
u 1916 a. Green Ea-bor IN the Cape.
having been transferred there from
Bsr-e TWO years previously A. the
outbreak Of the war many Of the
members of the organization entered
the service and for tins reason and
1ther reasons II was deemed advisn-
bic % abandon the trails until -he
world was H peace again The old
nficers have held ever and an dnes
we're suspended during the war. 50
-hBi ne organization and is mem
hf'rs viii starr this fall with clenu
slate I I Is decided = resume the
rrla.s. The club also mas re-a med ks
membership n the american KsneI
Iluh- Undoubtedly the club viii re-
turn To Bar~e fur The trials r hey
are held this fall. The change n the
Cape was made because Of the m
clHasing numbers Of deer in wr-
ceFisr COUNT which intErfE-eh
greatly with the work of the hounds
on foxes. Il Is understood That the
deer have been -hinned out m such
an extent that he COUNTY is uncG
more suitable tur he running Of
foxes. Il IL proposed n hold me trials
the week q Oct -. with nsaduuar-
tA-s as in former Years a. the Hotei
ER--a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

Cnionfuwn. Penn.-Imprupemer s
In motur cycle construction growing
out of suggestions during TIE
grueiing test in war-torn Eurupe a-t,
expectento be given TO the pubiir
FOR me FIRST time in the hrst all
American championship motor cycle
rare a. the Tniuntuwn Speedwar n
July %. IN connection with the ru,a-
summer automobile racing cham
piunships and the Welcome Home
celebration fur Cniuutuwn's servirs
men. The worth NJ the motor cr g
was SO effecrually demonstrated in
war that ITS value IN peace time
transportation seems enhanced.
In the big motor CYCLE event n.
the day only professional dr1vc-s
viii compete. One of the Iead;ne
motor cycle manufacturers alrealy
has established a testing ground 81
The Cnlontcwn Oval. and Others MY
follow suit Some of the drlve-s
are here 10 put their machines
through q long preliminary pace n
the hope that they viii establisn
new motor cycle speed and entiur-
ance records in the chanpionsrlp
contests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

FIRST Balloon Company overseas and
who has bsEn passing n vaczrsan with
his pSrenrz. MI. and Mrs FrBd Hack
err, left Thursday tur Pzsaueun, Cal,
where he VIII serve Us an instructor
AZ q 7 s. aviation field M-s. HACK
srl accompanied him a. far az Water.
vile and viii pans 1ne Humnnr with
her parents IN Earmuny.
Jesse GatcheT was q business caller
IN Bangor FRIDAY.
Miss Lucy Nay Alien " cnsnren hna
been elscted precepr-ess N n. 9. I
for the coming year. Miss Alien vas
graduated from Camden high scnpul N
IpJ-. She vo-ksd tpur y-aArs ~ 4 bopk-
keeper tur q business concern and thnr
attended CnIhy college and was grad
uRted there n 1E- with the dsgree %
4. 3. While II Colby Miss Alien was
assistant TO the dean af women for
three years During the past TWO years
she has been teaching English and Al
zebra 3; FuxCrost AcAdenr. Nina Al
Ian viii teach Algebra and bookkeeping
a. II. {. !.
One - the largest crowds u the sWs
son was present I'm Main street Friday
evening 70 enjoy the splendid concert
gwen by the Pir-sfeld band.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

Tige, the hound belonging % HRaen
w DEntorth Of the grocery Arm uf
Danfurth Brothers. ID one rf the mnsf
knowing dogs N Brewer, VINO has
prcved It's cwn WORTH % rhe Urn -
well as To Individual memner1 rim1
and again. -fge spends uaust II tim
Tine following the delivery wagon.
which his beloved master drives and
should II get away without TIM doges
knowing II, the antInRl VIII stzxf our
On a hunt fur the waE19 and not give
W until Il is located. Then, n over
the city tne ta+thfui c-eaturs wfn
trail the deliveries and woe unfn any
thing that shall tan trum the vehtcis
into the roadway Ttge has several
times come bounding back 70 tn
store with small packages wsrich,
have been lost On the -oad ana n t
liz an egg case such as grucers use
sc mEnY II FIR delivery Of small
cT antilles = dozen or less. the dog
knows irmediHtely # II belongs 20
his master an6 promptly hrinEs II
home. After The del -veries are crfn-
piefed. the dog insists on carving
ne ernptied baskets into the .rro-e
with his taeth and is much diEtres-ed
II he clerks FAIL r. apHn the Dur
when Tige comes up the steps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
Alec Smith Dies

Alexander Smith-rnDre fanfnnrsv
known in baseball and racing circles
and along BruAdway a. broadway
Alec'-fied Wednesday afternoon a.
his home 246s Broadwav, If heat
failure The funeral will ne con"
ducted Saturday from CampeeHs
Funeral Chapel. Broadway near
Columbus CircIe.
''Br1ndwar Alec" Smith. VINO was
one If New York $ most picturesque
sporting characters. was Tor many
vsars one Of the popular flgures ~
the o!d-time Giants Of fifteen VI
twenty wears ago. He gained fame
al a catcher. both for MS skill. wit
and ready repartee. Since age re'e-
gated him into the athletic dtscard
Smith for years mas been q regular
patrun Of the turf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

The manual prepared for the Ma
tiunal Tennis Empires Association
has been issued. for the first time
the rules and regulations Of lawn
tennis being supplemented by sug-
gestuns t1 spectators. PLAYERS and
uficinls IN q way that will greatly
benefit the game. Edward c Conlin
as chairman had charge Of the pub
location. which il endorsed by the
United States Lawn Tennis Associa
tion. The manual also contains de-
cisions keyed 10 the rules governing
them. the duties of referee. umpire
and ltnesznAn and Suggestions as To
the proper conduct Of players and
gallery during a tournament Samuel
Hardy has an article ON Handicap
ping and Edward 2. Moss. president
Of the National Association. one On
Publicity for tournaments"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
REDS TRIM
BOSTON BRAVES
IN DOUBLE BILL

Boston. July 1--Cincinnan took
both games To-Day frum Boston the
FIRST 4 To ., N Is innings and the
second SIX % rwn. The visitors tien
the Hrst game n the eighth. when
with one IN base. Raridenls drive
TO LETT center bounded inro a hole n
the score board for a hume-run- Dau-
bert opened the 18th with a single
and scored on Gron's home run to
night Il was Reutner's ninth straight
victory.
kaar1ng was hit hard and nften n
the sacunt contest. while EUe- held
Boston To I'VE hits. Scores:
First game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
PIRATES TRIM
ROBINS, 5 TO 2

Brooklyn. N. Y. July 11-Terry's
double with the bases fun in the
SECOND inning gave Pittsburgh a
safe lsRd over Brooklyn today, the
Pirates winning 8 70 - The victory
put Pittsburgh back into fourth
place. ahead of Brooklyn Carlson
tive N The pincnes.
Cutshaw made a home run IN ne
ninth inning when Wheat refused To
relay the bail Ia the Infieid in order
to save his arm. Score:
Pittsburgh o @ q 0 q 0 l-5-16-2
Brooklyn he Q . q e. So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
Cubs Win Easily
From Cenarites

Philadelphia. Pa. July 11.-FlaCk's
home run with two On bases n the
sixth followed by a walk. a sacrifice
and Picks double scored enough runs
for Chicago To beat Philadelphia To-
day. The score was 70 8. Black
burne, bought trnm Boston wednes-
day, mane two errors playing for
Philadelphia but when shifted to first
his brilliant one hand stop Of KILL
fer's smash in the ninth shared with
Hollocher's teatE the bedding honors
of the dRr, Score:
Chicago .. % O 0 0 0 0 0 2-s- 80
PhilH .....8 0 0 9 oil ! a-3-ID-2
Carter, Martin and KlIIifer: Hngg
Packard ana Adams
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
Keds MerciLess--Br1ves Sink Deeper Into Cellar
Cushnocs Topic the Clerks in TWILIGHT Race
TIGERS WIN
FROM SENATOR'S

Detrutt- Mich, July u-Derr3ii
TOOK the last game Of the ser1es tro, 4
Washington today. ) to ! Harp
VINO WAS knocked cut Of the box
Thursday. sssayed q comeback ana
pitched good hail until Inc sixIa.
when he gave way 70 q pinch hitter.
Love was hut frealy and found him.
self N oincntnes a number Il:
times when only good support hlork-
20 Washington scores. score.
Washington 90 900 e-l-aa-I
Derrutt 1901 DBDi-2- 81
Harper. gill and Agnew: Love ana
A-nsfnifh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

F. z. Southland T-znsfer-sd 10 z. "
kuas.
Ira .. Carpenter, Parten. brs, Cnlunel
suinEH.
J. P Giroux. waterville Transferred
70 - ". Erwin.
". c. Reynolds. Transferred 10 Sun.
Shin Stable.
Patrick Z. Ward. ya-neuth. bis. John
Brown.
Caribou Driving Club. hrs. Robert z.
Time allowance.
E. ". Ru.s, Caribou. hrm- oneeuis
Brinn.
Nv Erwin, Eru,tun. brs, Ps.sr Sat-
sunah;ne snnle. Boston, nm. Jus,
Sunshine.
]. Z. Johnson. Portland. hIkg, Way
land Ecnn.
- TROT-FCRsE $50.
Arthur Richardson. Clinton. hrs, Duke
Of Cznnuck.
". z. Planning, Windsor r-nns-
eer-ed 70 L. 9. Macleod.
:. NJ Hoyt. Pressure Isle. hrs, Brussels
Dillon.
Fur-ls's s.asls --xnsesr-s6 - =. :.
rrpp.
Jsmns Esnnsssey. Dessan. him. Miss
Alfredo
G. Scott Locke. cnncnrd. n. z, 5rm.
MylsAf.
Vim. P. whits. Sc. .kwrsnce. Mass,
bikg. jerry n.
A. u. yewosrt, So. Weymouth Drawn.
L z. Fletcher. F.trhhurg. Naas-
Drawn.
". G. Reynnla8. wtnslrw. Drawn.
c. - witaee. Transferred 10 r. 4
FngE.
George W. Bs1Ehelder. Rockland. hrg.
Msr,yn.
4. G. Macleod. Boston. nrm. T-esrnii
.. D. T1up. Sebago Lake. bis. Pacific
Express.
F & FuEs, So. Paris, hrm. Fannie
Forbes.
E-FcR-A-L~PCRSE s7oe
:. c. Brown. Bgwdn,nham. nrg, The
P-phiem.
Porsle Stable. Transferred TO George
Buprh.
". C. Fenwick Sussex, n b blkg.
john A HAl.
p Bouthier. Halifax. n. s. Trans
te~sd to 9. p Hastings.
a .. Wilson. Boston. bls. Tom Dom
atlue.
Al wilson. Transferred 70 c c.
PenderEast
Frank p HAYDEN. lewiston. Drawn.
George Il G-oier, watervifie. Trans
eerred TO P r McwiNians
George Booth. Arson. gE, The Ghost
c c Pende-gasr. Boston. b-s. James
Alhe--
:. P Hastings. Bostun, Mass. hlks.
Ora Fino
> = McwiilAms. Portsmouth. v. Z,
BIZ. z. 4 Brett
THREE-YEAR-CLD AND IND e z
TRCT-PCREE 300
H g BuKxell Belfast. Drawn.
W 2 FlemrninE. Windsor. CT Drawn
Frank 2. Barr. Rr1dgewzter, Masa.,
hm. Ruby Setzer.
2 NJ Eovt Presuue Isle. Dr1wn-
George " ssrcheidef. Acckland. hrg,
Thermund.
Nv Linnehan So weymouth. Mars.
hrln. Adelaide Guy
G Scott Locke Cuncurd. y. Il. DrHwa.
Jacpb B. Zaizer Drawn.
A. NJ yewbert. So. ws~muuth Mass.,
The trigger
9. Z. withee. winsluw. Drawn.
: z. whitcunb. Sold m sunsfine
Stable
Sunshine Stable. Boston. big. petsr
Surshine
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Meshsn on Trail cf Dempsey

Willie Meehan. San Francisco 8
pudgy heavyweight, liz seeking a
match with Jack Dempsey, newly
crowned heavyweight king. MeehRn
advances two reasons which. he
thinks. entjtle him 10 the FIRST bout
with Dempsey when the latter
agrees to defend his title. The San
Francisco boxer says that Il II wee
not for cir-cusnstances-be doesn't
state them-Dempsey would not he
champion to-day, and points out that
he has scored decisinns over rhe
tttie-holder in fUur-rgund bouts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
PORTLAND TEAM
PICKS PLAYERS
FOR AUGUSTA

Portland Country Clubs Tnurna-
msnf committee announced THURSDAY
a list Of players from which q team
VIII be selected 70 play axa5nsf the
in1m representing the Augusta
Country Club IN the inrer-citr match
10 De staged II the home club g-pun Is
next Saturday. The list:
John Aver, Harold Blanchard. Mau-
rice r. Blanchard, William Camp
bel. william p. Clapp, Frederick
Eastman. E. ?. Eastman. z. Mwcr
Charles s. Erswell. DR. Starved
Fisher, Harold Libby. ?. Q Lur.ng.
Horace Neale. z. A Randall. larry
BOUNDS. LucIer Snow, Royce Y
Snow.
augusta expects 70 send ID rner an
q course these viii De seiecrsd 4-.n
ner aes- players Play is scneduled
70 slsrr al 80 Saturday s4-z,o,n
Hnn will consist Of sing. bs..;
matches
BY error Il was stated that DR..
siacket- wun first prize and Mr..
-ornsr second n the Fourth Of July
tournament. As Z mater u FAC. DR..
Snacksri wnu first prize for INV net
ana MI Turner frst prize for low
E;'oss
ne aNA Tying round Of the Massa-
cnasef-s State Amateur champion
SEP Developed scne unsxpecred
scores Ii. Coffin was lew medal
Isl with 8. ? " whirtempre, who
mas plRTed over The Portland Coun-
I4F Ciub course turned in second
10" WIN Jesse P Guilford. VINO
lhsf won ne title had p ID lie with
Inree others eur third plaza
JUNE aad Sullivan both had SOS
WINE -E--v 3, FlRyccn. VINO played
me qoa-itr:nE round n the open
cnRmplonsctp with Alex Chisholm
nao IN . TIE first % unalenca tion
piAFe'T VIII nav play for the title.
A selected scnrs for the Massacnu-
Sells sia-s qualifying round reads
like :aH
Out . 1..sss
In 1sasae.s. On -
That's some golf Il On man ccuuid
make =.
Portland Country Club "a n sure
neec o: buys over p years. u are %
act ag caddies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

Turonta. July lin spite Of the
embargo placed On horse racing bF
an aro@ in council. officials of the
Mstrspulitan Racing Association an
Bouncs6 Thursday that they were
preparing tn hold meetings this SEA-
SON On beth tine local tracks,. Dunerin
Park and Hiii Crest They expressed
themselves ~ confident that the sm-
barge win be removed. IT the meet
ings are held. psrr5-mutuei machines
WIN be tae only 11Ra of bs4kang paf-
01f4n4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

According ~ information mat
reached this CITY Yesterday II is Wy r
likely that the maturity uf the Am
erican athletes who competed in ne
lntcr-AIlied track and neld cham
pionsir;ps al Paris recently will visit
three countries before leaving tor
home The team was originRl "
scheduled tn leave Brest next Tucs-
day, hut il in NOT likely that IRE
athletes vii leave until the last week
of this month.
The American ataietes ara ALREADY
booked - 70 take part in special
races in Ireland IN conjunction with
the IRISH Championships. and cd.
Waite Johnson, chief athletic dirar-
tor of the team. is endeRvur-fng 70
complete tho itinerary III take N
England Sweden has also request ed
that the team pay a visit To that
country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12


The annual invitation tennis rcur-
namenr Of the SaAoragnt Lawn Ten
Ills and Cricket Club viii be held
On the club courts from Monday, July
Is. - SATURDAY., Aug. 2. inclusive.
The following players ERE among
those invited 70 compete II he Lose
and Quit Singles and Dcnhles": Fred
2. AlexAnder, Prank =. Anderson.
Leonard Beeizman. Kari E Behr.
Craig Biddie- G. Coikef Gamer, WI
lam J. Clothter. Alfred 6. Dasney,
Willis z. Davis. Conrad 3. Doyle.
g. P. Gardner. Jr.. Charles & Gar
Land, Clarence J, Griffin. Walter Mer-
rtil ER1, Eichk-d Earle, Francis =.
Euurer. Frederick :. Inman, Earry
G. johnson, Wallace r. Johnson, WI
liam NJ Johnston. Seiicdfrn Kashlo.
lchiya Kumagae. Edward P La-ned.
William A Larned. Robert LEROY
Raymond .. Little, Aleric E Man.
Jr-. Dean Ms1hey. T. Linciey Muir
ray. Nathaniel ". Niles. Theodore
R. Pell. Bernun 9. Prentice. Vincent
Richards, Harold TAYLOR. E 4. Trock-
morton. William T. Tilden. 8. e. yns-
hell. Eoicnmbe Ward. Watson NJ
Washburn, z. Norris Williams. Geo.
I. Wrenn. Robert D wrsnn, Beals
c. Wright
The club has esta hiished The Sea-
bright Bowl" for singles and The
Ssabrignf Bowls" for doubles. 10 be
played for annually al Seahrlght
These bowls musf be won three
times. not necessarily IN succession.
br a player O team. % became the
property OF such player or team. Win
ners viii be required 10 play through
the tournament The names Of the
winners Of each year viii he inscribed
on the respective bUw;s and On
shields placed IN the club house
The winner and -unners-up n tins
years events viii DC gwen the stan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

Harry c. Libby OF Portland. { III
M. Law y. honor man and ures1ueni
n his class with many friends IN
Bangor has been admitted 70 practice
IN the federal courts. Shortly after
being admitted sp the bar. soon ATE.
his graduation. Mr. Libby enlisted
in the L. 8 navy and far f;rne was
statinned al NewDrr. and Common
wealth Pier Later he was selected
after a competitive examination to
attend the Harvard ensign school.
where he again wRs an hunnr STU
denf- winning distinctions and two
gold star Tpun srsdusfioH hr was
cemmissiuned as I'm snsiun ara re-
uswna 9M@ fuxfnR aafsSo 6nt1.
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GIANTS SHUT
OUT CARDINALS 20

New York, July New York
made il tws out Of three from ST.
Louis. Barnes shutting out he Car
dtnals IN the last game Of The series
2 To o. Barnes. WIN permitted only
-wo hits. defeated ST. Louis for only
the second time during his entire Va
tiunai League career. The fielding IT
Baird who substituted al second
huse for New York. featured. Scure.
st. Louis - eeea o . o e--e-2-l
New York 500 eIx-a-s-1
MAY and Diihpefsr; Barnes and
Gonzales.
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Cincinnati.
90 0 o 0 0 0 2 0 900 -
Boston.
oD1 o o 0 o 0 o 0 o %
Two base hifx, Rxr,den. Soeckel
Eoms rcn, Rariden, GroE. Stnlen
bases Groh- Kopf. Eerzog. Gowtr
Sacrifice hits. Rousch. Lef: On bases.
Cincinnati 6; Boston 1a. Base On
halls. OH Reuraer 8: Neht 4. Hit
by pitcher, by Reutaer (Maranvfre,
Struck out, by Eauther 3; Eehf 2
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Bagby Effective
Indians Win 81

Cleveland, o. July L.-CleveiEnt
dsfeateo New York 10 /. thus TAX
ing three out Of four IN the series
The contest WIRE featured by home
runs oy Speaker and Johnson. Sagur
was very effective. Score:
New York 0 : 0 0 0 0 0 0 p-l-4-p
Cleveland = 0 0 90 x-o-7-I
Shore, SnaIlwoud Nelson ana Han
nah; BREoy and C'Neil.
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One q Lswisfun's Chinese ssidiers.-
Alfred 7. Tong. has returned ana
resumed the MANAGE ment uf his
-szsta uran.. Canton Low. IN Main
street Tong was Y ne June draft
# lnsT year, and since mat rnp has
been a cook a Camp DeranE Mugs
Dur ne his absence TGnEis bro her
zee Hen has been II charge II fha
-DsIa IIrarT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

TWO oARe hits. ROush- StOIen
bases, RAth. Daubert. Groh- Sacri-
fee hits. AsaEng. Breasler, veale
Double plays, EIler 10 Rath to Dan
bert Left On bases. Cincinnati g;
Boston G. Ease On balls on Filler 4,
Oh Keacng !; OF Demaree l His
on Heating. 10 in innings; on De-
mRree- in innings Struck CHIT
By Filler .: by Ksat.ng .; by De-
maree !. Passed BAH, Gowdy J.
Losing pitcher. Eeattng.
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Bridgeport q: Worcester 2.
Providence o: Hartford s.
Wev haven =. srrangneld Z
wasnkbufy Z; rtrxx0saa 8.
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pITTSFIELD

Nj and A-s. z. s Cnwxu nave re-
turned from q lew weeks vis1. with
relatives II 2ur-land Enr Sume-v.ile,
Mass
Dr.. Edward Barrett. Q. D. has -
turned from Rnrkiand. wnere ne haz
bean in attendance Z, q meeting Of the
Maine optomer-ists.
Arr. c, :. Josxls-n and Mrs G. l.
Hickturd were n Bangor 1u-. the dnv
FRIDAY
Ars " j. Zines Of Dixmun1. who mas
oesn The guess Of hsr sister. Miss Josie
hnpWitun. returned home FRIDAY
Mrs Nelson Malnun and daughter
Ers1E- Of Newpn1-, arrived in TOWN FRI
Gay cur 4 wat with relatives.
Change in Race Program
Col. Walter 9. Morrill, announced Fri
dRHy raAt ne had MADE q cnRage in the
program q races that hs ls % cpnduct
during the mex. few weeks and ne has
DECIDED 10 nnid three meetings IL Pit.s-
aeld and une n wA.e-ville. The dares
and classes and purses are rs ealicwx:
SATURDAY.. Aug. :: Pittsnsld-.3. -
and 2D ciasses. rot and PACE. purses
sz0e each.
Wednes6ay. Aug 6. warerviile-s.M.
IA and Pa classes. -ct and pace,
pu-seE EDO each.
sarurua Aug. 8. Pirrsneid-2Z. ~
and 2n classes, r-ut and pace. purses
s3Do each
SATURDAY, Aug, IL ptttsnsld-s.oo -
III and III ciasnes. PURSES S2De each.
chi. Morrill, has made a cunc-act with
the Pit1sneid baseball team 10 NAV
three gRmes al the pit-sf1ela track
with up-to-dHle teams. The P.t.sf1eld
hand has been engaged 20 furnish mt
SIC for the races al pirtsfield
THESE fuur RACES canning befure the
opening Of the fairs shis 4al will Erre
me hursemsn an excellent chance 70
WORK their horses and ger them IN the
best of condition and several hurserne-
are planning 10 bring their strings he-e
10 rBmsin during the next month ana
participate N these races.
Ms. Arthur Meresu and daughter
Miss Erelr MDreRG. nave gune -
South FraminghHn for a visit with
relatives
Charles Parsons and sister Miss Lena
pa-sDns. are entertaining their father
M Parsons Of MAchIak. f1r a few
DAYS
VI and Mrs. GUY Warren and chill
d-Hn ~ Brouklvn. X. 2. ara in town
Tor q visit with M, Warren aunt. Ms
LeorR Farwen. and COUSIN, Mrs Fred
3. Dow
Allen HBcker- WIN served with the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

r. Lindiey Murray Of Buffalo. ma
rionRl champion. defeated Samuel
Hardy Of Chicago. IN the second sin
g,es matches by scores Of 80; s-s. Ia.
2-s. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

A disturbance thought nv Some 70
have been q slight earthquake shook
Brunswick ab0ut a4D THURSDAY eve
ming. being strong enough In some
parts uf this town ~ shake dishes
trum shelves. No damage was re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

dRru United States Nat.ona! Lawn
Tennis Association medaIs.-New
York Timek