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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23
AUGUSTA NNLIGHTERS
WILL PLAY T0GUS
TODAY 1T IO6US

Today will be a big day FOG the Au-
eusta Ali-Star Twilight BASEBALL
team. It is the first time that the
team has made a trip away from the
city and the occasion viii De a visit
TO Togus TO bring the soldier boys
scalps back to the Capital City The
boys who viii go to Togus have teen
playing in Augusta for the past
three months and through their ef-
forts there has been q fairly good
ball game on the Reuel william
field each night II is nov mp 10 the
fans who have supported tEem so
well with their money end cheering
at the games to follow them &c :he
Togus camp and show the same spir-
it for the home team
There viii be a special car sa- To-
gus AZ. 2-so p. NJ, and another al
o'clock. The players will leave On
the 30 car. yet there viii De plenty
OF time for those to see the game
who leave on the o'clock car. as the
game will be called at an Come ON
fans and all the cars 10 capacity ard
help put Augusta on the map IN tine
Ettie village Of Togus
The Au-Star Augusta team - GO
ing streag and has net been defeated
TO date They have already defeated
the Togus boys in tie closest game
Of the season which was played on
The Reuel Williams field amid great
enthusiasm and cheering from the
800 or more fans on the side lines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23

Maine, from Unicr station Portland.
September eth st 12.Ie noon The
route wiu be via Boston Albany
ard Rochester. n. T. Buffalo. Ne
agra Falls. Cleveland TO Columbus.
with stops AT Buffalo and Niagara
Pals
Returning the route is from colun-
bus Viz PittsburE. Pa. Washington.
D. C.. New York and Fan River Line
to Boston and thence to Portland
This return route II beautiful and
interesting. passing ~ II does
through a part Of the Shenandoah
Valley. Harpers Ferry which nestles
on the side Of Bolivar Heights. the
mountain which forms the wedge in
the extreme eastern portion Of West
Virginia, with the Potomac River
on one side and the Shenandoah
River OF the other
Stops VIII be made n Washing
TOE, Philadelphia and New York af-
fcrding opportunity for sight see
ing.
Further information czl De had by
writing Mr. NerTick-
Miss .GAude Nerrick also Of this
city. VIII accompany TIE party and
win be glad 70 render any assistance
possible. 10 the ladies. so that any
without. escort need not hesitate
about joining the party.
Lunches may be taken from home.
Il any wish, 20 provide part Of their
meals en- route D1atng cars viii be
attached 70 t-a.-- where service 3 q
Ia carte TIE management While
doing everything possible 10 have
this trip carried OFT Is outlined.
cannot be responsible for accidents.
delays and change C train service
Il - understood that = number
have already s[g1tssd their tater-
tioEs Of taking TIE trip ard there
are Sill more who are making pans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23
PRINTERS LOSE
TO THE LAWMAKERS
IN oNE-SIDED GAME

The state House baseball team
jumped up . psg IN in standing in
ths Augusta Twilight League By PUT
ting II an over the Printers In the
Friday evening game. the score be-
ing II to 6. Phil NcGouldrick did
the pitching for the lawmakers and
except for the Grst inning. when he
walked three men, he pitched fine
bah.
The Lawmakers started the game
on with q bang and with Ave hits
and two errors got seven runs in
the Arst inning, more than batting
around. Froberger, NeGouldrick.
Gleason, violette, Folsom. Merrill and
Martin crossed the plate The Print
ess got back four Of the scores I'm
their half Of the inning on errors
and walks. Aaehaidri. Webb. Thomp.
son and Goodchild making the cir
cult Of bases.
Gleason scored for the State House
In the fourth inning on a swo-base
hit and an error by Ellis In the fifth
inning, Machaidri Of the Typeslingers
made the round OF bases on an err
TUE Ey MAJ ran AM a tW0~o66SrE Dt
Webb
The lawmakers did things In the
nth and sixth innings, getting four
runs in each. The features Of the
nth were two fine two-baggers by
McGouldrick and Martin In the
sixth, Runnells singled. TOOK second
on an error by Latin, and third on
single by Martin Runneils scored
on an error by Simpson Mcguire
getting 70 second. and Martin TO
third. A two-bagger by Frobereer
scored Martin and Mcguire. and
Froberger scored On AeGouldrick' S
single
In the seventh inning. Merrill Of
the Lawmakers scored On q two
bagger, a stolen base and q passed
BAH. And Latin Of the Printers went
around the bases On nit, an error
by Folsom and a two-base hit by
Marshall
For the lawmakers. Frc5erger,
Gleason. Merrill and yiolette played
an all-star game Machaidri at first
and Thompson in right field showed
Up strong for the Printers
The Sc0r.+
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23
REDS PLANNING FOR
RECORD CROWDS IF WIN
NATIONAL LEAGUE PENnANT

Cincinnati. o. Aug. :2-That
plans are being discussed in Cir--
cinnati TO have the world series
baseball games played at the
speedway at Sharonville. Is miles
from Cincinnati. provided Cincin-
nati Wins the national league pen
nant, was learned here today. With
in a week or ten days. il 10 assert
Ell. the proposition will be ready for
submission TO the board Of directors
OF the Cincinnati club.
Several Cincinnati men who are
stockholders in both the baseball
club and in the speedway have been
approached on the subject AID re-
quested 10 handle the proposal when
il is submitted TO President HERR
nan of the Cincinnati Nationals and
his colleagues
Il IS pointed out that the speed
way can easily be arranged to sea,
led, 900 persons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23
YANKEES BEAT
BROWNS. 5 TO2

St Louis. Nc, Aug I'm q QUERY
fought contest New Yerg tT:unphsd
owe. Ct Louis to-day to 2 II was the
odd game d the series and by iesps
the locals moved back TO fifth place
In the nrst inning when Sisser was
at bat he complained that Nays was de-
facing the ball Umpire Aor!arty. AFT
er condsmning four balls, examined
NAYS glove and clothing The pitch -
then made a remark to Sister. who huf-
red toward him. Trouble was prevent
ed by the, interference ct Manager
Burke and players y
When the locals took the neld the
New York players continued to heekla
Sister. and when the uapife admen-
;shsd thsm Shawkey beckonsd him aside
to settle the dispute. Sha~key was
promptly banished. The Yankees wen
By hitting Davenport hafd in the hfth
The score:
New York 20 0 0 . Q o ! e-S-11-t
ST. Louis 20 o o . 0 0 o. y;
Nays ana Hannah; Davenport
shocksr and SEVERED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23
Lightning Destroys Barn
Horse Dies In Fire

The sshuncer shower which rezc1ec
tie city Friday afternoon shortly after
Sn did considerable damage. although
as far a. can be learned tie gssntEs
struck crIN cne place. Tae larss bari
he,o.gsng 70 Arthur WIthse, io<a.e4 On
Mitchell read was struck ~z.d CON-
paetesy destroyed A stin alarm vas
given from the central FIRE stzncE and
Chemical No. responded tbs sa--
vas eIled With about % teas ef szs
and 20 Bushels Of eats. de last few
bus.els being stored = lie ear3 II
noon before the harm was s.-1ck- O1s
VARIABLE horse vas burned and several
chickens. farming implements ami ether
farm ecu pnznt Toe house was save
by tie FIRE Department and rs-gaso1s
Who. with garden hose chsD-caLs and
pals Of water. were bSxily gagged Z
protecting ,hs buildings There 10 II
hydrzat ca that street. as IL In o1s u
tie city LIMITS. ard therefore II VA
under difficulties that the department
worked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23
EDWARDS TEAM PLAYS
MERM0RE FALLS ON
WILLIAMS FIELD. TODAY

The attraction this afternoon at 3
p. NJ at Williams Field, in the
game between the Edwards team
and L;Sermore Falls This game
should draw a big crowd Of baseball
loving fans for Livermore Falls al
ways puts a strong team in the field
The Edwards team has been
strengthened for the conflict and
will enter the fray equipped to vic.
Chick" Neader. As well as 'ehut-
ter" Harvey viii be in the Edwards
lineup and this fact alane 10 guaran-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23

The Twilight League schstu.
next week was adopted =. u. a..
gers meeting last night. Ncc..r
Clerks vs. Crossett: Tuesday s-,,.
House Va Euehnoc: THURSDAY. ca
noe vs. Clerks: Friday. Pr..,s-. ~
State House.
John Barney. manager q -. A.
Star Wateryille Twilish, ss,.e.v
league was in Augusta laE "a,
and afforded the meeting Of =. A..
gusta Twilight managers &. tss c~-v
building Plans were talked cr.- 4
having the waterville team rssr =.
Augusta team on the sf,s-rso. :,
Labor day. II the final arra.ss-s-,,
are made Rhe game viii atrzc y.
crowd as there are fans in be-. CO,
who want to see the teams ,cs.-s.,
fer q red hot battle.
II was voted at the meeting :. -.
managers last night TO s1,sr. "a,
season Of the Twilight Leagve sz-s
TO Sept L. This win give rcr. %.
portunity for each team 70 plz.y :,
equal number Of games and I'll asa
make something doing n AIS,
for the I'd Maine soldier Coy. ~
viii be here the first two weeks !,
September.
AT the meeting Of the macage-x 4
was also voted 10 sustain the p-o.es.,
hied relative TO the Printers-C.csse,l
game PLAYED On Aug. Is, aas 4,
IIerks-Crcssett game played c. Aug
a the protests were sustained q
The ground tina. the Printers p.ayst
nsen who were not eligible il II
Aug u game and the crcssel,s i
the game on Aug. p The Aug. !!
same goes 20 crossett and the Aas
Il game TO CLERKS. In fhe future. nan
ayers VIII not use cut-of-town Play
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23
NAT. sTANollGc
WA1ERvILLE


h donxA e NrS Mary VALLEY &C.
CURED At the home Of her daughter.
Nxs- F1a0eis Rehaume. At 81 Front
street FSi6ay 1oEain9. after an AZ
ness of several mnnths- She was agec
70 yearS aad = survived BY tar
daughtess. Ma Frances RehzEme o.
waterviIIA AEl Harry Stickney O,
fogus. Nrs- Melville Jones Ct Gar
diner and 11rA Arthur Haynes OF
YatFaasA: eos sea. Johnnis Galley Of
North vassalhcro: and two orotSers'
Jnmis ana John TeiiowA The fu-
neral services VIII be held On Sunday
and viii be private
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23
MAINE 6. /. R. DELEGATION
PLANS FOR NATIONAL MEET
II COLUMBUS, O.. N SEPT.

By order Of the Department Com
Hander and Assistant Acjutant
General Of the Department, Of
Maine. G. A P. James L Me-Yick.
Past Department Commander. Ct
Watervilie. Ne, has completed az
rzngemenis for the Maine delegation
Of the Grand Army and allied or
6erA TO go TO Columbus. Ohio. to
the National Encampgnert which is
70 be held there the week begin
ping September It'll
The headquarters party viii leave
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23
ChisOx Shut
Out Senators, 80.

Chicago. Aug. A-big Bnl James. r.
Gently obtained from the Boston Red
Sox. engaged Shaw in pitching duel
today and cAicaie made . clean sweep
Of the series with Washiagtoa hy sAut-
ting out the visitars to q II vas
James first appearance On the mound
since joining the lecals. Tia score;
Washington eee o o 1881
Chicago 80 e.1el E1-7-l
Shaw. Erickson and Picinich; James
ana Schalk.
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Cards Trail the
Giants All the Way

New York. Aug. 3e-New York
made il four straight from St. Louis
today. winning 10 g. The Giants
obtained a four run lead in the first
en- three passes. two hits and
Heathccte's error. After the second
inning AeGfaw used three young
sters in the infieid- 81. Louis rail-
lied ia the closing innings and
Teney was called to the mound in
the ninth after the Cardinals had
scored twice and had two runners
en- the bases- Score:
st. Louis ei2 0 o 90 I 3s-u-s
New York 4lo3 o 0 90 x-7- 50
SherdelL Woodward. Tuero and
Ciemons, DiIhoefer: Winters, Du-
bue, Toney and Gonzales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23

Two base hits. Wits, Hooper :.
O'Neiu- Three base hits. McInnis.
Chapman Stolen bases, Wood,
wambsgacss. Graney. Sacrifice hits.
Pernocx. Shannon. walters,
wambsgaEss- Gardner. Saerince
ay, Speaker. Double plays, Wambs-
eanss and Harris Left On bases.
Boston II: Cleveland J. Base on
balls, of Peanoek :; AcGraw !:
Bagby ); Mortar .. Hits. ON Pen
mock s in "a: OF AeGraw In
SIS; Bagby in .. none out IN
third: Morton in Z. Balk. Nc
Grzw. Struck out. by Pennock :;
Morton 6. Wild pitch, Pennock i:
NeG-aw !. Winning pitcher. MOI
ton Losing pitcher. Pennock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23

Earned runs, State House Z. Print
ers I. Two base hits. FFeeergeF. Nc
Gouldrick. Gleason. Merrill. Martin.
Webb, Marshall. Stolen bases. Fro
berger. Gleason 2. yiolette. Folsom.
Merrill. Nj guire. Struck cut. by Me-
Gouldrick s. by Ellis ;, by Simpson
:. Hit by pitched ball. Thompson.
Passed ball. Goodchiid. Base On balls,
OF McGouldrick 3, OF Ellis I'm
pire, Thomas Time. 1-30. Attend
ance, 500.
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hit OF Alexander was . ny By VIII
I:ams which got lost IN the sun faii-
ing between Fiack and Magee for q
two base hit The lecsl fielding waS
poor while the visitors performed
brilliantly. Score:
Chicago 902 eo1e 3 3-10-l7-f
Phila- 900 900 0 p . 81
Alexander and Kiliifer; Smith.
Murray and TrsgTessor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23

Twc-base hit-Cruise- ThFee-eAse hit
-w.Hgor. Home yuns-Scwdy, Rudolph
S,olea tases-Ring. Pick. Holke. Mana.
RAWLINGS Sacrifice hits-Rath { Pow
ell Sacrifice fy-Neale- Lstt On bases
CINCINNATI s. Bnston 7. Base On balls
On Ring I. OF Rudolph L Hits-oT
EIier Il IN 6 IL innings: OF Ring O. IN
~ Struck eut-By Eiler ]. by Ring
. by Rudolph l. Wild p:tch-Rudolph
Passed ball-Vinga Winning pitch
CT, Ring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23

The draw TOR Tie vatesaaf lawn
tennis ehaWpieaaAtp which win 49,
atA Aagast - st yefaat Hjlls. n. Z.
was a1noqneed at New 3erk teaSS
By the United States Lawn FenRis
Association. Among the - players
entsFsd aSs Charles 0aFhNd. Pitts-
burgA. ysa4 g. AnAsraon. ngoeklyn.
Clarence HoeArt. Alexandria Day. h.
T.. Asna Hewtuckst, and lGajar 4.
= Foesa. WeaAtastea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23

The Augusta golfers who qualified
IN the State golf tournament at Port
land On THURSDAY were:
d.. y. e. Tysen %: p. n. Whiting
%: p. Q. LOTiAs %; d. =. Rither %;
W. I. Fits %; A. d. Blake ss: p. II.
Lawrence %; q. A Elliott %; N. 8.
Weston IS: F. G. Dennison lei; r.
v. HIN 100: B. l. Furbush 100, D. L.
Nash le4; W. D. Wtiliamsea ies; C.
=. DoNnlng les; p. 9. emith 10;
Guy p. Gannett ia.
w. ii. Cock Of Waterville also
aualined in 81 and r. I. Irwin In "a.
Aed In ioi.
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INDIANS TAKE
LOOSE one FROM
RED Sox, 10 TO I

Cleveland. o. Aug 33-CieveAn4
out game 10 TO Z today. the contese
being marked by lack Of coltxoa
and tne1fectiveness by al the pitch
era Ruth mas put out of the game
for arguing . third strike called BY
Umpire Owens- He threatened TO
hit Owens but was stopped By play
ars Of both teams Secrs:
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COONEY'S SON 10 PLAY
WITH NEW YORK GIANTS

New York. Aug. 11.-Janss Cssney
IT.. rt-step ct the PseviAence
Eastern League team. whose fatAez
won fame as shoEt-stop Of A1eeA'S
Chicago Colts q quarter ef . century
ago. has been purchased by the New
York Nationals. il IVES announced to-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23
CUBS BUMP
PILLS HARD, 1912

Philadelphia Pa. Aug ..-chica-
GO hit Smith and Murray for II sin
giles today. winning 10 to = Up to
the eighth inning Philadelphia's only
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REDS TAKE
3RD STRAIGHT
FROM BRAVES

Boeses. Ans. R-Uncinnat made u
sAree straight for he seriss today. via
Eins = to 4 In sts seventh Govdy and
Rudolph mads home rva On the frss to
pitches ~ Ezlsr- Later i'm that inning
Ring replaced EIler and held Boston
hitlesx Cincinnati made four runs in
the seventh. the result Of six singles.
mostly scratches The score:
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Augusta Twilight League Standing


Lewiston High Football Schedule
Manager Richard J. Stanley Of the
Lewiston High School football eleven
on Thursday. Aug. q made public
the schedule as follows:
Sept 27-Bangor at Bangor.
Oct. +Deering at Deering.
Oct. 11-Rumford at Rumford.
Oct. 18-Gardiner at Gardiner.
Oct z-Brunswick at Lewiston.
Nov. 1-Cony at Lewiston (pend-
tng).
Nov. S-Portland at Portland.
Nov. 11-Rumford at Lewiston.
Nov 1s-Edward Little at Auburn.
Nov. 2T-Edward Little at Lewis
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23
EASTERN LEAGUE

Bridgeport = Worcester
Springfield 6. Hartford /. Ust ganst
SIrngnei1 s. Hartford ) 81 camel.
PsttsfieId J. Waterbury :
Providence 5. New Haven Z
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(Afternoon)

EbNn mes 300 $40
Heron defeated Plat and 6 and
will meet Jones tomorrow in the final
Neither player has ever held the
title.
Jones. who Is II years old. PLAYS
from the Druid Hills Club, Atlantis.
and is the first southern golfer ever
TO reach the final round In q national
amateur championship. He first be,
came known in 1916 when he Quail.
FED with . low score In the amatenr
championship at the Merton Cricket
Club, Philadelphia After winning
twice in the match play round he
was defeated by Robert Gardner al
Chicago. Jones won from Gardner
in the second round Of the present
tournament.
The play in the HeFfoA- Piatt match
was far faster and more even DUR
ing the afternoen round, in which the
local club representative finally
emerged victor By seven and six on
the aoth hole.
Beginning with Q lve-hole lead the
match during the third nine holes was
featured by long driving. especially
on the part Of HsrFon, who several
times exceeded 800 yards on the tee.
The Philadelphia go3fer won the
18TH. As1 yards. with . birdie four,
being on the pin with his third. while
Heron overplayed On his third and
took tive puts
The 2sth and ,Ist were halyed in
IN
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DUTCH STEAMER STRIKES
NINE AND SNKS-ALL
OF CREW ARE RESCUED

Calais. France, Arg s9-Ths D--eh
steamer Luna today s1rUcE = ME
and sank FIVE miles east CT tEe EaE-
Dor Of Calais The crew was S.zved-
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TIGERS TRIM
MACKMEN IN nth

Detroit. Mich. Aug. e2-Kinney's Wild
throw over first in an attempt to catch
Ainsnith gave Detroit the Winning rum
and the game to in the iith inning,
making q clean sweep of the series fes
the Tigers Philadelphia hit Beland
hard but good support saved him On
several occasions The score:
Philadelphia ...oeoe1lleeoo-3-l3-i
Detroit 90 o. =,
Kinney and AcAvoy; Bessad and
Aipsmith-
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statistics Of Building and Engines.
ing Operations in Nsw EnsIanS.
Compiled by The r. W. Dodge crl
CORfracfs aWarraasd IN -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23

This daylight saving kills roaming IN
the gaoaMirg-
TIE CLEANING doesn't show Up until
nearly o'clock. and by that hour it's
time fer the girls 10 be in--LcuisviIle
couYfnr-JoprnzI
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Reds Plan for Record Crowds at World Series
Bobby Jones, Atlanta, ~ Years. To Fore IN Golf
MURPHY AeAIN SHINES
GRAND CIRCUIT MEET

PcuEhksspsie. =. T.. Aug. 0-Eins
weather. . last track and good racing
marked the third day On ths Grani
Circuit meeting at the Hudssa River
Driving Park Thcmas ". Murphy -
peated his perfozmaaos Of Wednesday
IN driving thrss winners. among them
Directum J. m tie frss-fcr-an pace.
while Coz scored with Aignela IN the
100 trot. and Natalie the Great &C.
cured revenge On Mr.. Dudiey for her
defeat Of hast week in PAilaaelphia by
taking the tvo-ysas-o,A t1ot altar los
trg the Arxt heat by . bad break 1t the
finish when Lyman Brake took NJ.
Dudley to q III victory In the FIRST heat
he hung mp the second fastest figures
that have been made by a two-yeaT-old
trotter this year.
Dirsctum is victory was In straight
heats over Ben Ali. the only other en-
tranI Murphy also vcn with Goidie
King in the 10 pace and Esther r. In
the 2g pace. both outciassing the reld-
The summaries:
Two-YEAR-oLD TROr. THE Ma
TIoNAL." PURSE SnNI2 IN J
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool. Aug zz-FoiIovinz are
the weekly cotton statistics: Guam
tity afoaf. all kinds. $4,000 bales;
quantity afoas, American, POS, SEQ
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Edward Little Football Schedule

Edward Little Football Schedule
Manager Alton Young Of the Ed
ward Little football eleven. Auburn,
On Thursday made public the sched-
ule as follows:
Oct 1I-South Paris at Auburn
(Pendtng).
: Oct. 1s-Brunswick at Rrungwick.
Oct. 3@Open.
Nov. 1-Gardiner at Auburn.
Nov. e-Ceny at Augusta.
Nov. 1S-Lewiston ut Auburn.
Nov. 72-Open.
Nov. 27-Lewiston at Lewiston.
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tee enough to the fans TIA. ~.
win be some real baseball shev,
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Jones Wins Way to
Final Round in
Pittsburgh Golf

Jones. Jr- won his way to the final
round Of the National Amateur Golf
championship today by defeating W.
c. Fownes. Jr- in the semi final
match.
Jones' win &as by a ave and three.
Cards:
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CALENDAR OF SPORTING EVENTS


AuG. 2e88-aoeoab -Gorntsh
Aug. 1o-29-Rosoa. Houten.
Aue. 1o-eA-Rsessr 0enoes
Aus. z3-Raess, 8aee.
ssct & z s-R.eins. aevsh KsHnshss Fsir. Wisdsor.
sspk Nstsasl - \ u chapisnshs Franks
Field. phila.
sevt N-Fosthau. Bssse W. Haryard q camksides
oe4. 4-Foethals Batss ~ n. eAats q lsNisssa.
Oct -FoefhaII: Williams Ut WatsrviFA
oe4. f1-Feexbai: ceIby Harvard at Cambridge
Oct 1f-Fooshali: as<es ~ MeB<intey Ls~isten
o. fe-FcsthaI: Colby w. WaterviIe
Oct fe-Foothsi: Hordein Maine q orone.
81 zs-Foosbal: colhy ~. 1ewdsa % orunswiekL
Oct xsFeetbaIi Maine Bates st lewiston
Nev. s-FeetbaH: Bsvvdsin w. Dstes st 6runsSi.s<
z-Footbail: Colby vs.M Maine n Wsterviie
Nov, e-FootbaII: Colby toy Cross Wereester
Nov. le-festhsii: ceIby Navy st Annapela
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23

TWO IN three:
Nignola. chg. by Allerton tcox,.
Echo Dicect. bg IL Brusie> 49, 2
Don de Lopez. bikg fGeersl --.- ; 4
Oscar Watts. bg tHyde) ..----.. ,
Gentry c. chg {Walker) ..-.-..- s
Peter Pogue and Lotto Watts aso
started
Time-ees: ,.ns 50.
FREK-FoR-ALL PACE. THE
NELSON HOUSE" PURSE sIeoo.
Three heats:
Directum J. bIkh, by Chamber
lain. (S.urphyl ....-...-...-..
Ben Ali. Big (Pittmanl ... :
Time-2e4; .cs 10: 2.i
2.os CLASS. PACING. PURSE $3.50
Three heats:
Esther r, I'm. b. Baron Wood
King tMurphy) ....-.... !
Todd Echo, brig tPittman) .-...42
Peter Elliott, sh Oh. Thomas1
BETTY Blackjack. brm walk
Ell ..---.---. =
Tim@36S IL; :.cs: 2.l5 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-25
NEAR SOMERTON

ACRES, only $3.50: payable S6 MONTH
in village, ELY. 700 Federal Camden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-25

STUTZ, NEARLY ALI MODELS SHOR-
0GGHi,Y QNERHAULED AND REIN.
ARTHUR. STuTZ AGENCY 900 n BROAD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-25
BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

Positively highest cash prices for your dia-
pay higher also old gold, platinum and silver
bought Estates bought tprivatcl. Est, 10 yrs.
The Diamond Shop iGtt AZ N ab. lGis Msrsst a.