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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
EVERY COACH A SMOKING CAR
EnsIish Railroads Make Concessions
to the Increasing Use of
Tobacco by Women.

hondor.-So many Englishwomen
h}ve become confirmed smokers that
ID recent months railway employees
lbve h.sitated to enforce the rules
Eainf smoking in certain carriages,
Ind II las come to be accepted that
i thek omen passengers do not object
everyF impairment becomes a "smok-
ing "A 7
Tn Great Eastern railroad, whose
'genet manager. is Gen. Henry Thorn
ton, kmerIy of the Pennsylvania and
Lon4sland systems in America, is
the It Of the railroads to change
the Asting order and move for re-
turnk prewar conditions.
Bb recent order only such COM
parents as are designated "smok-
ing'hn be used for that purpose, and
veFhough all the passengers may
CONT, no concessions are made to
won. If they want to smoke they
are be referred to regular smoking
coflrtments.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
One Legged Parrot Is
Never Peg Leg Polly

Cleveland, Ozone on, Pol
ly, one-two-three-jump. One
two-three-jump! One-two-three-
jump!"
1t Is DR.. f. w. Shaffer, 1912
Carnegie avenue, s. E., teaching
a parrot to navigate on one leg.
The other leg was amputated
after the bird caught its foot In
the wire Of the cage and twist
ed the bone into a compound
fracture.
Polly squawks as he tries to
walk, but he is progressing nice
ly, thank you, and his physician
predicts 100 per cent navigation
within the week.
In his practice Doctor Shat
fer has recovered combs, nails.
hatpins, button hooks, and
whisper! a diamond necklace
from the inwards of household
pets.
But Polly probably IS the
most interesting patient I've
ever had" the doctor added.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
Notice to Farmers

The Winneshiek County Union Of
the American Society of Equity viii
hold its quarterly meeting at the
court house on Saturday, Oct. II at
one o'clock, for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the state convention
All local secretaries are urged to
see that their locals are Iuiy repre-
seated.
Now, if ever, it behooves the far
mer to take an active part in these
gatherings. as this, like all previous
meetings, will be OF vital interest to
everyone.
P. .. RAMSEY,
Secretary.
4O-2.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
SEVENTEEN YEAR OLD SOLDIER
Remarkable Case of Boy From
Scotland, Now at Waterloo

Waterloo, Ia.-Although having
served nearly three years in the
world war, Ian MacKellar is unable
to enlist in the United States army.
He applied at the local recruiting
Office, but it was learned that he was
only II years of age and inasmuch as
his parents reside in Scotland he is
unable to gain their permission.
The young veteran enlisted with
a Scottish regiment at the age q
10. After eighteen months service
he was injured, When he returned
to service he was assigned to
Canadian regiment and relnained
with the Canadians during the ba
ance of the war.
He was returned to Canada to be
ceive his discharge. His uncle resid-
ed at Waterloo at one time and he
decided to visit him before return
ing to his native land. When he ar
rived here his, uncle had departed.
He then decided to enlist in the
United States army.
He has decided to remain in
Waterloo and will probably enter
one of the local high schools. He eX-
poets to enlist in the veterinary
corps as soon as he is old enough.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
GET SLUAN'S FUK. =
|k,YOUR PAIN: RELIEF
yo,, don't have to rub it in
TO get quick comfort:
/. ing relief . a

|. Once you've tried il on that sun
io;nt sore muscle, sciatic pain, rn ss
matte twinge, lame back, youh nnr
a warm. soothing relief you nevss
shoueht iiniment could produce. nM
- Won;t stain the skin, leaves no muss,
wastes no time in applying, sure 70
m;ns quick results. A large bottle
sneans economy. a Your own or any
other druggist has it. Get It TO-DAY.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08

Plenty of colleges teach you to
speak, but not one how to keepNsileat
and yet although speech sometimes
is spoken of as silver, silence is gold
en-.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-08
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL

DEBORAH, Iowa, October 8, 1919.
Regular meeting of the city Coun-
Gil was called to order by Mayor Buck
nell.
All members We're present except
Alderman McAndrews.
The resolution of the Finance Com
mittee provided for the payment of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02
TO BAnDAGE BIG FELLOWS
HANDS Ring ON 9TH

Toledo, July Jess Willard and Jack
Dempsey will 60 into the ring Friday
with bare hands and all bandagtng and
tapping will be done IN view Of thu sp8c.
tatorB. This announcement was made
today by Tex Richard. The decision To
request the boxers to banuage their
hands IN the ring Is regarded as a VIC
tory for Willard, who protested against
Dempsey's plans to adjust the tape and
HANDBAGS on his hands while In thu
dressing room. Willard said that he
would insiEt upon g thin layer o. cot
ton surgical bandages. and only enough
tape to hold the handages in place.
The boxer will wear specially made
five-ounce gloves and each will ne al
lowed to have five seconds in tneiY cor
ners, including the manager or sd.
wiser
Preparations are being made 70 re-
port the contest OF d scale exceeding
anything of the kind at previous ring
battles. Writers from all parts Of the
country and Canada are present or en-
route and hundreds Of seats have been
reserved for them. More thar 50 wires
reports TO all parts IF the country and
to cable points for European service.
From low-fiying alrpianes photograph
ers will take pictures Of the fighters
IN action and the scenes in and around
the arena. Immediately the contest is
finished, several OF these planes plan
nonstop flights TO Chicago and New
York in order that the photographs
may ne availabl for reproduction IN
Saturday papers. The most ambitious
proposal L a scheme 10 fly with uic-
lures TO the Pacific coast in TWO re-
Laws.
The movie men will occupy a platform
erected atop nigh steel tubular column
rom which they can finn the ring and
every portion of the stadium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02
\. {. STANDING
FHE Entries FOR
THE July TH RACES
h SOUTH WINDSOR

| s,..r Wind or. Me. July 1.-The fol-
or,1r mona fi1e entries hsve been 70
se %, ne management of the July 4
POS II -outn Windsor and as they are
k.s.sroF-l horses owned within a saor-
stance Of the fair grounds where the
e.. are 10 ne he'd. some spirited con-
.sts re looked for:
Us CLAEs
us,o~ Bins. Big. J. II. Hobbs. Cam zen.
Bgb, -oaG. BIN. Z. G. Brown, Card
" Gregg, ing, H. A. Glidden. Water
lar 8 en- &, c. A. Toni nson. Dam
srscotta Mills.
brown stout. IN e. j. Robert Clark.
h aterviile
Mac, en- &. Lon Mcdonald. Gar
Inner
rtoc.. Kinney, ok z, Fred Page. Gard
Mona McKinne-. nm. L Became. Union.
Tea0v ?, De, W. E Ware, Gardiner.
~ CLASS.
Marguerite m. Charles W. Jones,
So Direct, ok &. r E. Potter. Gard
Mona McKenney. bm. L Beans,
Dr.. Gregg, bn g. Il. A. Glidden, Wat
erville
Hattie p. ok m. Henry Wood. Togus.
Bonnie Doune, bg, L. c. Bryant, All
Ms1o- Bing, big, J. II. Hobbs. Camden.
Ha--y Mac, en- &. Lon Mcdonald. Gar
Brown Stout, hng. J. Robert Clark.
Eate-ville.
Har.v B.. en- g, q. A. rumiinsun. DAM
enscotts Mills.
Ene,
serron King bs, DR.. Crockett. Thorn
y Treg. IN g, William Glid6en. Wat.
krie
Billie b ash. blk g, r W Harrington
6sr-,ney
.nkrown. chg, G. A Tomlinson. Dam
krscotta Mills.
E,nle alloHance Of two seconds claimed.
FREE-FOR-A1-L-
-ottie Roberts, pm. r. r. Hall. Dam
l-iscotta
Po.laro Wilkes. n s. R. R Hall. Dam
lriscc-ta.
Bonnie Doune. bg, I. c. BRYANT. Au-
Egsla
Nsrguerite. m. Charles W. Jones,
sol Direct. blk b. p E. Potter, Gardi-
,e-
aattIe P. blk m. Henry WooL. Togus
~ Tres. bn g, William Glidte1, Wat
-vi'ie
The Colonel, Big, ". z. Ware. Card
!er
Bur-or King. bg, DR.. Crockett, Thorn
LSIor
Billie Bogash. blk &. F W. Harrington
y rtiner
Unknown. Oh g, G. A. Tomiinson
Jamarlscotta Mills.
Dr kinney, ok &, Fred Page. Gardi-
l.t
Mona McKenney. Inn. Z. Became
Union
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02
Augusta Twilight League stardinu


Like GeerE, Spian. McClary ana
many other surnessful reinsnen.
Fred Hyde served his apprenticeship
as q groom before taking mount
behind q trotter. He had charge of
kremiin when ne made his reputa-
ton as a racehorse and BECAME the
champion of his sex after a see saw
dual with STEAMBOAT. When the lure
of the high wheel sulky caught him
ne was given a mount behind the
Piedmont colt Marston c. He was in
turn. during the past 20 years. fui-
lowed by Lucrative. Els Ia, and her
colt Scientia. I'll Ia, the sire of
SeraEkin, e.0e. which he bred and
developed. and Axcyell with which
ne Jared the betting ring al Column
bus when he won with him IN EOS IA
in 1857 Fred Hyde LIS now at Cleve-
land, O.. waiting for the Grand ctr
cuit To open July z. with the Guy
Axworthy mare. Miriam Guy. 20
which he gave a two-year-oid recnrd
OF 2os 81. Oscar Watts, 2.0S "a.
Joseph Guy by Guy Axwortsy out
OF the dam Of Ducle Cor, 2os 1-2. and
the prince Ingomar PAGER Prince
Pepper. The three trotters are en-
gagged at each Of the Grand Circuit
and will make the round
trip from North Randall to Atlanta.
Their itinerary will bring them to
HARTFORD. which is Hvde's home
town, Labor day week. when he
viii make an effort to win the Gath
renewal Of the Charter Oak purse
with one Of his Guy Axworthy trot-
ters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02

Freddy Parent, the Lewiston
shortstop and manager. has been
playing great game this season.
He got started little late at the bat
but has steadily been climbing and
the best part OF II Is that Fred hits
in the pinches. Last week ne hit like
a whIriwind with men and ON Satllr-
day contributed three runs and three
hits one of which was a triple and
one a home run in the games at
Lowell.
What counts more than getting
into the hit column is run getting
and that is where Parent shines
His greatest stunt is getting TO first
On four balls and time and again he
has worked a pass into run.
Parent is toughest man to pitch
to in the Lewiston" one Of the VIE
iting pitchers told the Lewiston
journal. You have TO put them in
there right and then the chances
are against You unless you have got
a pretty break On the old apple" ne
said.
Parent covers as much ground as
any short stop in the league and
good testimony regarding Parent lis
that Lewiston is at the head Of the
league and has been playing con-
slstenfiy winning baseball.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02
VANGUARD BIG CROWD
GATHERING At TOLEDO

Toledo. o., July The first tents
were pitched ID Toledo tonight with
the arrival Of the vanguard of the
great crowd for the Willard -Demp-
sey heavyweight championship cnn-
test Friday. They were brought by
au1oists III steady stream which
began pouring into Toledo at day
light.
With months of training al their
backs. the champion and the chaI.
ienger are virtually on edge tonight.
Nothing remains but 10 hold this
form. Dr.. Joseph Sweeney, official
physician for the Toledo Boxing
Commission. examined Willard and
said he found him In such remark
able condition that he should be able
TO go the full twelve rounds at what
ever speed Dempsey sets. He SAID
Wizards stomach muscles are three
and a half inches thick.
Willard took light workout today.
boxing Six rounds and will repeat
this tomorrow. Dempsey took only
some limbering up exercises.
Wizards weight waE announced at
246 lbs. and Dempsey's 1gS. Trainer
Jimmy DeForest said the challenger
probably would enter the ring at Is5
lbs.
During the final "a hours every
effort will be made to keep the box
ers away from the curious eyes and
Questioning of thousands of fight-
fans whose sole objeGt appears to
center in asking the pugilists about
their chances of winning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02
bowdoir Baseball

One third of the Bowdoin college
Baseball team was Furnished by the
f'iilage Of Lisbon Falls, Fred P. Hall.
L.. the catcher; Albin r. Casper
hrs oase. ana Harold s. Prosser
Figni tetu all claiming that village as
fhen residence. These three players
htteo tor college al the Lisbon Falls
ftigt school and during their school
courss played on the High school
team with credit TO themselves and
the school. Casper entered Bowdoin
with the class of 1919. while ProEser
Lame from Bates. which college he
1ttenuec freshman year. Casper is
pms 0: the Of the few men at Bowdoin
ho nave attained distinction in three
branches OF sport, baseball. football
anc track. He played on his class
oofoall team for two years and dur
hs hose seasons was on the second
fieVen He MADE the varsity, play
ag tackle position. junior year. and
aayeo part Of the time last fall after
@hs transferred back to college from
" Naval RESERVE Force IN which ne
srVed during the war. For the last
seasons ne has covered first
vase On the varsity baseball team.
ne was marsha of the class Junior
yea he belonged to the Friars and
heta Delta Chi Hall played on the
''ass anu second baseball teams
'phomore year and joined the
H'Sl'f squad his Junior wear since
hien time ne mas been the regular
catcher He has peen prominent in
S'Aes' musical circles and for the
fwo seasons was on the varsity
0o1oali SQUAD. He belonged to the
[''azas anu kappa Sigma. He
a.ao served with the Naval Reserve
'ce during the war Prosser
'aFee on mis- class baseball teams
o pecame d member Of the varsity
'Nao This year, covering right field
O., majority of the games. Last
"a ns served in the Student Army
~ ihs Corps. He liz a member Of
oisna NJ fraternity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02

Judy s-s.s:ha'' 'wsssrvfs T~isn LssssA clsss a. -
July Aa.ssbai: Tigers s.sr.a FsssesA
auy -oassnah: Central Maine canan
July -easshai: p NJ H. w. s4ss4 esr.
July -Hanss:
July -champorshln Hsavy~sish Wia4 assa
Dempsey roiaA,
Juy @Ft Ns&onai %
dustra Artistic Aasn-o d
'uy Annual Of sassn ysst Club - Ma
pieheac from Marhehead o
Of
Oakland PARK. Horkian
July G-0oH International Tournament q AaNniADn
Sept A. chaupsrship pvenssu
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CRoSSETS DOWN
LEAGUE LEADERS

The Printers, the leaders in the
Twilight League. were dpwned by the
Crossett nine III an interesting game
paved Tuesday evening at the Reuei
williams field. the scoIe being Il 10
>. Heavy hitting featured the game
one hit made by Marshall in the first
inning going over the fence at right
neid 1Dr home run. The Crosre.t in
neld played snappy ball throughout.
The ShoemaSers started things ED
ing In the very first inning when La
ilperfe. GirouX and Beaudpin scored
ana the TypeElingers immediately
came back with three runs. Ynnsie by
Hill. Marshall and Webb. The cros-
setts came through with four scores
IN the second inning. but did not
make another tally until the seventh.
Inc Printers crossed the plate twice
IN the second inning
In the sixth inning the Typeslinr-
ers with the score to arafnst
them took the lead Goodrhild went
out on fly TO Girnux. Simpson hit
ana went home on a fine two-base hit
mace by Bush. Hill hit for two bases
ano Bush crossed the plate, and Hill
scored On Webb's rwo-bagger. Met
cali scored the Printers in the sew
entn' bringing in their final tally.
The Shoemakers ciinched the game
IN tine seventh when Laliberte made
two-hagEgr. Giruux hit, but was
OUT at third. Beaudoin and Mincain
MT anc went home on q hit by PeIle-
tier. who scored ON an error by
marshall On which Lausier went frsr.
Aaiinertes run made four for the
Crossstts that inning. And that team
brought in its last score in the ninth
Minchin scoring On a two-base hit
by Appleton.
The SUMMARY:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02
Take 12-in.
Session from Reds

Chicago. July 1.-Eillifers batting to-
day enabled Chicago to defeat Cinc:n-
He maue half the ,ocals hits, drove in
the first TWO runs and started the win
nIng rally with MS fourth hit. Martin
replaced Carter when the latter was or
dered out of the game By Umpire Quis-
ley for protesting q decision at first
base. McCabe, VINO vas on the coaching
line also was chased for protesting
Ire ruling The score
Cincinnati -. y o6oo1 Gep00 1-2-s .
Chicago ......Ol OooCO 90 i-2-*-l
Filler and Wingu. Carter, Martin ami
Killifer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02

Edwin A. Larry, the 5Il-yexrs-old
SON OF MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Fl. Larry
OF soufh Portland. was struck by an
automobile driven by John D. s. Far
fis OF Everett. Mass. Sunday after
noon and died late that night at the
maine General hospital. Farris WIS
af1os.eo on tine technical charxe Of
a.sauh ana battery. sut Medical Ex-
aninsr q. ! 6eer said THAT the death
OF the child was srrioeutui
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02
Pirates Win In
Batfest From Cards.

Pittsburgh, July Pittsburgh de-
feated st. Louis to-day II To 4, tn
Locals batting heavily against thrus
St. Louis pitchers. Dnak yielden 10
hits IN three innings. and gave wuy
10 Meadows. who was also hit hard.
Ames pitching the last two innlneE.
Mayer kept the visitors hits scat
tered. Bigbee, Saer and Cutshaw
featured al tine bat. Score:
ST. Louis % . 0 o l 90 0 l. T. 81
Pittsburgh 4 0 O 3 o o o 4 x-11-1S-l
Doak. Meadows. Ames and Snyder:
Mayer and Schmidt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02

Gallagher. who is now pitching
phenomenal ball for the Portland
team, was once the property or the
Lewiston club and his going to Port
land was merely the work of chance.
Freddy Parent on his last trip to
Bayside nursed his grievances To q
local police officer with the effect
that II is now known just how Mana
ger Wagner came in possession of
this promising young hurier. II
seems that three times when Gala
gher was sent In to pitch ne became
80 excited that he couldn't locate the
plate On his last performance for
Lewiston Gallagher passed tor
many men for Parents liking and
the result was that he was released
after the game. This evidently was
the making Of the young man. fnr
he signed TIP with Wagner. who svas
then IN Lewiston. pitched against his
former teammates. striking ont Z
uf them and hoidin. than to four
hits. He has the best curves Of any
young pitcher that nave sesn for
some time" Parant IN auuted an nay-
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02
YANKEES WIN
TIGHT GAME 10

Washington. July Russell held
Washington to five hits. two of which
were not made until IN the ninth
inning after two outs had been re-
corded, and New York won the open
ing game Of the series to-day. to o.
Harper pitched for Washington, and
was somewhat wild. Score:
New York i o o o o o o o p-l-4-l
Wasfl'ton 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 D-e-6-I
Russell and Hannah: Harper
Whitehuuse and Charity.
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H0b01f,s Brace OF H0n1ess Help Braces Win
CrOssefts Take Fail Out of Twilight Leaders,
MACkMEN FAIL
TO HAND ONE TO
RED SOx BUNCH

Philadelphia July Boston made
oniy two singles off three Philadelphia
pitchers today but nine bases on halls
Helped their scoring and they were
Hhead until Dumnnt weakened in the
Bixth inning. the Athletics winning IN
4. Kinney drove put the winning run
with single OF VIM. after two uaases
AND two singles of Dumont had tied
the score and filled the baEes Score:
BOSTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02

Five bids were received Monday for
the s2D0, 600 bond issue . By Cumber-
land county fur the repairs on the
Portland bridge. the firm Of Cufiin e.
Burr of Boston bidding $le1.64 and
being awarded the issue. The other
bids wure: Harris Forbes IL Co..
Boston. NO IL; Merrill. Oldham Il Co..
Boston. 1907: Budeii & Co.. Frovi-
dence. r. L. ss0T: Hornbiower e.
Weeks and M 9. Bird d. Co, Joint
presentation. ss.5l.
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BROWNS WIN
FROM TIGERS sd

St. Louis. July 1.-SDthpron bat
ting and pitching were mainly re-
sponsibie for St. Louis TO 4 victory
over Detroit today. A triple by the
twirler IN the second drove in two
runs and his single IN the ninth sent
across the winning run. Score:
Detroit ......0 q 0 0 ! o J o. 81
ST Louis .-...0 o q 0 o q bill %
Dauss- and Ainsmith- Sothoron and
SEVERED.
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GIANTS EARLY
LEAD ENOUGH

New York. July Heavy hitting
in the early innings of the game
enabled New York TO defeat Brook
iyn IN the first game OF their series
here today. six To one. Konetcty,
Bruokiyn's first baseman, in his FIRST
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02

When pouring boiling milk or water
m a tumbier or glass dish stand The
rumbler Or glass on a knife and the
glass will neither break or crack.
II a man or a machine is unable 70
accomplish a task It should be turned
over To woman ana a hRirpin.-
London Answers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02

.'.F McMennamin. the former
E-!'oh trainor. now with A. M.
oer' Of So. Weymouth, Mass.
,s .'eo II Houlton recently with four
,s' horses including General Todd,
h, H's' worlds champion horse that
ever bean IN Arnusfnpk.
D.. others are Harvester, Belle
- 1ull sister To Manico, worlds
gaip'on three year old. and the
,.s' : three year old. who at two
n o. age made the mile in 2.N.
,.. e'er ms thsre bsen 10 many fast
-. - On the local track and the
\ for thu Ard and 4th prumi.es
W about the fastest that has ever
/, = run On TIM HDuiton track. The
y. ciasE win hnve 1t lesst fsve
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02
PHILADELPHIA.

Twp-base hit-Kinney. Three-baBe hits
Thomas. Koob. Stolen bases-witt.
Dugnn. Sacrifice fy-Gainer. McAvoy.
Double play-walke- TO Thomas. Ls..
on bases-Boston 6. Philadelphia 6. Base
nn halls-Or Dumont 2. VIM l. Gre
veil 6. Seibold 3, Kinney !. Hi:s-0n
Caldwell 6 IN inning (none out in see-
ont); OF Dumont in Id Struck
out-By Greveu ., Seiboid 2. Kinney J.
Wild pitch-Dumont. Winning pitcher
Kinney. Lnsttag pitcher-CaldwetL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02

HUME run-MarBhau. Two-base hits
"enn = Bush. Hill. Marshall Metcals
L-aiinerte- Beaudoin. Appleton. Peile-
tier. stolen bases-Webb. GoDdcnild, La.
iperte. Giroux- Struck out-By Auple-
ION 4. by Wenb 10. Hit by pitched bali
Chapman. Passed ball-Beaudoin ..
Goodchiid- Base IN balls-on webb 3.
Sacrifice tit-Hutchihs. Umpire, rhonp-
son. Time. 30. Attendance, 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02
RABBITS CLOUTS
HELP Braves
TRIM PHILLIES

Boston, July Led NY Maran-
vile. VINO made TWO home r,1ng, Bos-
ton narted Rixey and Murray hard
today and won easily from Phila-
delpnia TO l. Dernaree allowed only
five scattered hits. Score:
pHIIADE.l ,puIA
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American Eliminated in
Wimbledon. England. Tennis

Wimbledon, July Charles S.
Garland Of Yale. the only American
player 10 reach the semi finals. was
eliminated today by Kingscote of
England IN the International Tennis
championships. The scnre was 81:
Cd; 2-6. 81: 90.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02

The Minute Men were a class Of
citizenE pledged 10 take the field at
a minutes notice. They were first
known during and Immediately pre-
vtpus TO the War of the Revolution
and afterward at the beginning of
the Civil war. Sometimes they were
regularly enrolled az militia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02

ray 2, off Demaree .. Hits of Rtxey
IN 6. OF Murray IN 5. Struck out.
by Rixey 2, by Murray !. by De-
mRree l. Losing pitcher, Rixey.