Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
Sport Spatterings


on saturday next where the Bowdoin
interscholastlc track NEE, will he
heid- II IS the final event OF the
season IN Maine as far as track
meets are concerned. with The ex-
ception Of the Holy Cross Maine dual
meet at Maine.
The people down around Portland
way call the Portland High West :
brook Seminary game for Friday al
the West brook seminary grounds
the biggest event n the prep school
league. Tommy Catterson Of Pos@
land ana NJ. A. TwoomeS OF Bidde-
ford have been agreed upon by the
coaches as umpires of the game
Manager Myron z Bennett of the
Sanford baseball team has arranged
10 have The Lawrence, Mass Ath-
letic team play at GoodaIl Park mex.
Saturday.
The Cabot baseball team of Port
ianu mas been reorganlzed with En-
gene MevesqN as manager. and is
sues State wide challenge. The
team hopes TO open the season June
and plans 10 play at home also on
June IA. The Cabo1s are especially
anxious 10 arrange games with
teams IN Portland and vicinity, those
from The forts preferred
The golf season at the Portland
country club opens on Memorial day
with an lS-hoie handicap sweep
stakes With prizes for low gross and
low net. Providing sufficient inter
est IS shown sweepstakes tourna-
ments with low gross and low net
prizes Will DE arranged every Satur-
day afternoon, for the men ana
Wednesday afternoon for The ladies'
Among the features announced Tor
the season Is the midsummer cham
pionshlp 20 be played the week of
July 20 10 Aug. and the club
championship from Sept to Sept. g.
The Portland country club Will
send their professional golf instruC-
tor. Alex Chisholm 10 compete n
the Nationai championships June u
at Brae Burn course.
The State Golf association expects
to arrange team matches between
the Portland. AUGUSTA. Brunswick
Waterville and henneDunkport clubs
OF Saturday afternoons during the
season. The players for the Poitland
team will be selected by The IoUrIla =
ment committee IN order of then
standing on the club handicap list.
Baseball interest continues 10 grow
IN the south END IN Brewer, mainly
stimulated by the activities of the
employees Of the Eastern Manufactur
Ing Co. who maintain mil league
with SIX mines, besides the famous
semi professional Easierns. with its
crack players always on the honor
roll ana continual opportunity tC
CLEAN new material rom among the
players IN the mill league In thls
league to date. the Paper Makers
lead all the other mines. having a
clean record of TWO wins and nc
losses. while the Pulp Makers are al
the other end. having two losses ana
no wins. Each of the other mines in
the league have a record Of 40 pei
cent. with one each lost and won
Bangor High school VIII send q
. capable contingent OF athletes &c
participate IN the lnIerScnolastIc
meet al Bowdoln next Saturday Five
men. Mcdonald. Thompson. SWEET
! Fairbrother and NiCkery accom-
panied by the manager Of The track
| team. Pierce. VIII leave for Bruins
Wick. Friday afternoon. MacDon
aid. who qualified in the finals al
| Maine. will start IN the 90 ward
dash and broad jump. Thompson
, has done some good work with lhs
discus and hammer ana IS expected
10 give good account Of himself on
Saturday. SWEET is IN fine trim foI
The hurdle and broad jump and Will
undoubtedly assist materially in Civ
ing Bangor High good record
Fairprother has done work IN the
high and the broad jump. fickery
! IN the pole vault is confidently ex-
pected 10 gain some laureis for Ban
Eor High. These opinions are those
of expert Judges who have been III
touch with school athletics. Peter
Mitchell. physical director Of Bangor
High. said Monday that the school
Will he represented 10y a team which
is capable of giving a coed account
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