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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28

Baptist church Will De held wednes-
Gay evening ana n study Of the 9th
chapter Of AcLs VII be taken UP.
Mrs Hattie Lewis Of Shawmut was
a que Tuesday of her brother,
lawson EashLon. on her way 70 visit
relatives n Narridgewock.
The Beginning 70 End Tlar"
winch contains five marks. lncicar-
ing me fve Liberty loan drives N
winch Oakland mas gone over the ton.
mas bean received and Will he dis
pia3 cd 4 ne window OF thu Cascade
savings Barn.
Mss, May daiiet-. DIVISION secre-
tarv ana Ms, Rose kellev. e,vislon
president " me Ladies' Aux:liary of
the sons IF Veterans. Ia We returned
y Charlotte. Washington county.
where they have neen 10 Organize
a lodge Of nat order.
Ms. Hattie Eerson. VINO mas been
passing the winter VIII her brother
n WIZ. Mr and Mrs. J. Z. Ballard
a. Portage ana La Grange. nas re-
rlrncf 70 her home. Mrs. Nersurr
Hppor-s TINT Z IS very cold n the
northern a Of the State and ina.
-Herc Is much snow
The genera stores and bank will
oe closed al day FRIDAY and the 9TH
or stores VII De closed from : until
: n observance Of Memorial day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28

Two scnoolhovs showed remarkable
aI-round scoring ability n inter
scholastic meets Saturday. belierose
OF Rutland High scoren ." points
n the Vermont InterschoiasrlC meet
d. Bra-Leboro and seems n De d
worthy successor of Eddie Moran.
VINO performed n a similar manner
for Brat1leooro High several years
ago. Clarence Emery Of Maine Cen
tral Institute scored SO points n
he INVITATION meet Of the CnIver-
slry of Malne-Spor-nHn, Boston
Globe.
Pam and Michigan -esYn 70 have
the best aA-roUnd scoring teams en-
tered for me 'tntercoileEIa.es" on
FrlGav anG Saturday out IN the Ear
ward Stadium. Jack Monkey, The
Cornell rack wizard, thinks ma
Penn viii score II Mn or ten events.
Sportsman. Boston Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28
( TWILIGHT LEAGUE
WILLARD FOR BEDFORD

Eld -r-~d. Ne, May a twilight
ha-u. is bein: d.srLas.d IN tliis ciry
and r.a prospects l..ok e:oad VIII a.suat
FIVE TENNIS taking par. they viii nc
d III Of Young men wnu WORT. IN
me l-eu! mills and machine shcr, and
there are some mighty good bal pin ars
among them. The teams mentioned
are lar Kings Corner. Bradbury streets
South sireels. Green streets and the Elm
streets.
The Ste. JeRn Baptls;e society has 4
fast BAH team this year. wnlIe there Il
talk Of organizing a team among The
EIne-Dllns. Other loCal organIZaclons
ara a.sn mentioned in TINS line. and
win he Diamond Match Co. round
tor ne city, and MANY would appear
hat Bidueturd is due fur pien;y DOING
IT ne line Of me great natDna. game
t1is season. # all ranors are true.
In Sacn. me Main stars have organ
ized fur the season and are waiting for
games.
The grammar school league is 70 sta--
N this CITY in a week or 50. a lpcal
clothing Arm has offered a handsome
silver cup To the nne Arrange
mems viii ne made TO play the games
al $50 oclock evenings SO that the STU
dents may not lose any Of Their regular
time in schnoL. There VIII be three
teams rom Biddefurd. the Emery gram
MAJ school. st. Joseph s and St. aiR-vs e.
and possibly the Sweetsir grammar n
the Locke grammar schools of Sacn.
Last wear me Elmer school Won the
silver cu0 and ne pennant.
The city fathers arr Interesting hem
selves n d playground for
ms seaaor- \ diamond is being lad
out AT Piuers field ana frank Cole. on
orders rom ne board oi education had
a ~pBckstop erected. AMI I'll who have
enjoyed ne spo-t so ar -iis season
'a1G there mas not heen much On ac-
Il ~ Juriter PlUvIus being working
about all me -.rnel are saving a lot of
good words Tor -nnse VINO have been
instrumental n the MAY
ground. F.3e- = field would ne an ideal
location Tor Termaner- Fairgrounds tnr
The CIV and many would Ike 70 see
some acton raken N this line. The
field IS located or Mason street. in
ne hear NJ he cirv. and is owned ny
d Mrs. Piper nj Washington. d former
resident Of Eiddeforc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28
EVANS MAY MEET ouiMET
Is Expected 70 Enter FOR Mesterr
Crampicnsntp ar St. LOUIS

The action If lie E0vai Canadian
Gole Association IT offering n post
Done for a week the Canadian toUr
If the team OF American golf stars
who vii play a series Of interna-
t!onu. matches across The border has
Deen welcomed by enthusiasts of the
game. cucn acton viii remove a
cnnnic. with the Western champion
saip which VII ne PLAYED at the
Sunset Fills Country iUo n St
Louis, June q 70 30. But more i'm
pUTtant. II makes II possible Tor
Charles Evans. III, n Of the mem
bers nj the American team. N COM
pete II one of h big TOURNAMENTS
Of the sfason.
Since Evans had declined 70 play
IN the open Il; Sraeburn and because
NJ Inc dates sci for the Canadian
tou- would have been unable 10 play
a. Sunset Hills, there seemed little
nance that ne would be seen n
competition with such stars of the
amateur ranks as Francis oulrnes.
Max Marston. and others.
Il ls expected now tina Evans viii
play IN tie Western championship
where ne " Il meet Oulmet. Marston,
Jease Guilford. Osuzid kirkby, Bob
by Jones, Perrv AdRlr, and others
OF t.1at starpr. Several OF nes
Dlnvers arc a:~, members Of the Am
orican Gam, &1d while most OF them
VIII play n the open Championship
they would NOT have hGf the oppor-
tuniry IT Jay N 'ae Western out
fIr rhe acnsn Of the CANADIAN asso-
chiffon.
I. il nSw Planned To begin the
Canadian tour at Ontario on June
z, thus giving the Americans i
chance TO conclude the ST. Louis
tournament. THIS is particularly
good news to Ouirret. who was par
ricuiariy ANXIOUS 10 defend h1s ute
Because nf the skill and steadi-
ness Ma. Marston Of Baitus-oi mas
displayed n metropolitan Loufna-
rnents ne will have 10 be r1ous
rscknned with IN thc championship
events This year. II is expected thaI
ne Will piaT IN both the open n
the Western championships. n II
il certain that HI viii mpet In
AT least one of those.
Mars,nn has won four meuais al
addition TO h:~ victories in tourna-
ments. and has been playing STEADY
golf under heavy handicaps. Al
Garden City and Sleepy Hollow III
made low scores over sog.y COURSES
and IN rnin.-Ncw York T-mes.
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LOCAL SPORTING NOTES

Augusta IS su-n &c nave al least
0aSeDaA game Memorial day, as
ne Printers and Clerks are N play
an exhibition game a. 80 P M
On Inc Eue! Williams fed. This VII!
give Inc fans q good opportunity of
seeing these TWO teams II action and
may ne obtained.
Danny Lorraine. VINO Is now max
ing MS headquarters n Bath. VII
meet Eli Naaeau. VINO has returned
from Germany. II the boxing SHOW
June 8, II the National Sporting
Club n Lewiston, The man art-ac-
tlon VII - d mil Young
Jack Johnson and Battling McGreav-
sv
The augusta twilight League cd
Z wise stunt when they selected
Coach THOMPSON as umpire and
ground keeper for me organization.
They have a man VINO Knows a. Lae
points Of ne zane and VINO Will
cive satisfactory decisions. The
grounds Will also ne kept n gooC
condition.
The C0rv +~-asfraer surely gave me
JrphumOres d sound t~rouncinC on
Mandav in ne first Of thelr series IF
games. RdeouI, VINO was n Inc
hox Tor 81 showed ~ very well
indead ano shows quite d hit OF anil
I'm as a hurler
The Ninth Grade tool a sa!l out If
smith Grammar Monday. This Is
he first rane nat Smith has insf
mis- season as she ms oe"n putting
u a GOOD sna7nv a-n If baseball.
No admission will ne charged 70
--- ~ - the AuCus-a twilight
-.aa-ae hut everyone who Is DIX and
vino Is h good spcrt Will doubtless
contribute. Enough money must oe
-arsed n DIV The unnln EXPENSE
Of the ORGANIZATION and Augusta
sure want some baseball ms sum
ne"
Corr vii 0iH~ C5a~@;-"- nigh ~
Gardiner Nemor3a. day The -"d arc
vh.-+ are gong 10 NJ dcwr river
civ Win d firm determination -
I'm -nnir a1c}ert iva and whiie
Conv mas MOI Won n game thLs IA
Ms year she faeis mat she Is gong
III break tina losing streak when she
meats ne Orange and black.
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JACK DEMPSEY HAS
VIGOROUS WORKOUT

Toledo. O.. May ~-Blis,ering
~avs of the sun oeat down ferrelv
on lack Deupsev's training camp
roGay and cnuseG ms handler to SEND
.llr La-ouan ms PAGES during ne
cool hours Of NJ Il was so
not az ne on4LlenEer's camp aC ne
shores OF Maarnee BAY TINS after
noon al Dempsey and MS trainers
LOOK d swim n al attempt Il get
cooieC of.
Trainer De Forest sem DerDse"
through ms first vigorous workout.
The challenge: baked SIX rounds. toUr
furlous sessions WIFI p. -ate. AaG
-wo WIN T@rry Keller. d lIght neEry-
weight. Keller boxed me second anC
fifth round 70 give Tate a ~est.
Dempsey was On ,o7 Of -ate rom
ne start and the Giant Re
ce;ved 4 punching ma ne did not
anticipate. one light hand upper
cut nea-tv lifted MIN of his fact.
After the nuxlnc Dem psey shadow
noxen for % minutes and men
punched he n0- until i rope
broke.
JACK knsrns, If DeT1-
set. plans % gradually switch ms
nrutec-'s hours OF working 80 MAJ
ne viii become hardened TO the mem
Of MIDDAY, kearns realizes that when
Dem psev and Willard get into the
IN July !. me oaV Il he burn
.nc-hof and that Dempsey viii ne
obliged % stand Ut under me heat.
~ saIu that DeUpsev should do al.
II ms boxing under ne same con
Unions hkeiv TO prerH.' Tndepend-
4nce day hut believes there VIII b.
plenty of IN or MIN 10 become
familiar with me effects Of the sun.
Boxing n the neat. Trainer De For
est faars, will decraRse Dempsey S
weight TOO rapidly.
The Army. Navy n Civilian
Bnard Of Boxing Control. numbering
among It's members severn. COVER
nors army and navy officials and
representative citizens. today an
swe-ad Inc protest Of me Federated
Churches Of ONO gains the match
The letter IA addressed 70 Edward
z. Wright, secretary of me organIZa-
uun. al Cleveland.
- 49, - AAf ~ "a bia-4IA AAaA
integral par Of The training If sol
dlers for war. vhlch resulted n d
grant revival Of me spnr," TIE le'-
1er a in nart For every single
person opposed 10 boxing IN Ohio.
and n al parts Of America. We arr
convinced thar there are a Thousand
devoted followers Of the sport n
whom the proposed match WILL be
d source Of innocent and p,easur-
able entertainments md We can
n see r reason WI :. shouiC
he denied them arr more than We
could see the Justice of interfering
with any Of the religious entertain
ments winch YOU frequently organ
lze in conjunction with your church.
It vol Will pardon our saying 80.
YOUR opposition is a half n century
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28
LEWISTON HIGH
MAKES FOOT
BALL DATES

Lewiston EIrh mas III To ms ia Q
SIX games m ~ football STATE The
schedule WI, ~ortaIr nine o. possibly
zen Manager Stanley mas
Games pending win Portland and
Bangor High schools. -he da.e for
he Portland game mas already baen
arranged. huf no definite inc mas
naan SET ASIDE for ne Bangor Earne.
a game WIN Ecwar- LJr-la NJ All
hurn Will also ne arranged # possible.
Coach PIERCE viii lose six Of ms
~eEuiars by graduation. hut from me
natarIaI n hand ne VIII have he
rucieus NJ a good eleven. The sched-
lie contains ne following games
sept. -. Punlord at Lewiston
oct --EeerinE a: De"r'1c.
oct. II. Rumf0rd at Eurufnrd.
Ocr. II, Gardiner al Gardiner.
Oct. Ia. BRUNSWICK a; LewfstoR
Nov. : Open.
Nov :. Portland al Portland pend
nc
Nov IS, onen
Nov. a.. open.
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CARDS. CHASE
MAMAUX AND WIN

SlbOh- I. - J., .hdN $3.50 LbA+S
knocked Ma.naux out Of ne box II
the frs, ming Of It's game win
B~aoh.vn hera today \ won ~ :
Ii 4. Tire. hts and an error a sac
~ifcn and a siea. accounted Tor the
-n~". ~uns of Ma-naux. Vanguard
HIanh4a ne VISITORS n ne next SIX
innings and was c4ken out for , rlnc2
inter. Cheney, VINO recently r"cov-
arec from a DIG illness pitched ne
las, Two innings and Yielded az ea~r-
cd i i ne ninth. Doak neid
BROOKLYN II foUr hits heat triple
and Mye~s out saving them from d
snu. ou.. BrnoNlyn TO-DAY released
pttcher M.ltus "a Toledo.
s.. LOUIS %00o" GEO - Q n
Brooklyn uG0L q e o o h /
Douh and SNYDER Ma-nau1. Mar
Guard. Cheney and n-ueecr.
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GIANTS TAKE EASY
ONE FROM PIRATES

fcAIed Pittsburgh i Inc second
Cane 0f .neIr series here tnGav ~
- :. It was an even game up 70 ~
seventh innlnG when New York
sr,red sIx ~uns on a ~taree-hAse hit
hv Doyle win ne bases full and 4
hurne-run ny hAuft with man on
bases and Il single by Burns. The
hitting Of Young ~fea-u~"d. Score
Pittsburgh oh.D o q @ . a.
<ay vn~k ln0n-0 . x-}0-1I-"
Miller. Evans u Sweeney: Barnes
ind Gonzales.
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Cravath's Homer
Wins For Phillies

P~hiIadelphla, MAY .--Cravnth's
drive over me IGN. field wall IN the
elghtn inning with VIZ men on bases
gave Philadelphia the second gam"
Of he saries with Cincinnati today :
~ =. Both teams played fast AND
sharp ball. nut the pitchers wer" too
effective 10 offer chances 0ut Of the
ordinary Score
Cinrirna! 10000 0 n-i ; I
p~hFIadeinnIR q nnnn y q
Luuue and Winco, Woodward and
CaGv.
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JOHNSON LOSES
SECOND GAME. 4-3

Chicago. May G-Wa!rer Johnson
LOST his second game Of the serres ~
DAY when chicago. playing a. up
hi.l game came from behind and de-
tened Washington 4 10 8 n ne hna'
contest. Il gave the locals a lean
sweep of the series and was the sixth
consecutive am which washington
mad lost ny me run. Score.
Washington "a t" = ! 0 o q r o-S-s-@
Chicago ...-....e 0 o : % q x--S--
Harper, Johnson and Plclnxh; CT
COTE and Schaik.
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Watch Your
Opportunity!

Keep step with progress. Watch The
Journal Want Ads for opportunities to get
ahead. You can get what you want if you
are persistent in the use Of Want Ads.
If you don't strive to keep ahead of the
crowd, the crowd will soon trample you
down in its enthusiastic rush for the sue
cess goal. You yourself must climb in or
der not to be passed by.
Is your opportunity printed on The Jour-
nal classified page today?
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OAK GROVE II:
GOOD WILL

Tassalnurn. Me. Nav Oak
Grove Seminary defeated Good VIII
high school /. 10 o Tuesday after
noon al Good VIII. Three Oak
Grove pitchers were used and none
# them allowed any hits They were
S~ukeforrh. Dean and Suite. Suhe-
forth lead the batting with four
safetles.
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Lewis and Padlubnow
Matched for SATURDAY.

Lewiston. MAY --ManaEer Lee
send"e stated, last evening. mat re
mad matched Padlubnow. me Rus
sian giant against Stranger I'd
Lewis FOR Saturday a. Lewiston City
IaIl.
Boiduc and Fe~-ner-e will furnish?
The sern.-dnal thriller
P~adIubnow and Nisdeck Zbvszko
ara % ciash a. Norway. Wednesday
nigh The oouI Of Saturday even
lag viii mark Lewis first appearance
n Maine. The toe mold will be bar
red. ensuTInc d scientific match.
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Cubs Bat Hard and Hand WhitezvdSh to Braces
Indian Recruit Helps in DozvntaH Of Red Sox
INDIANS MAKE
IT IN ROWFROM
RED S0x TEAM

Cleveland. O.. May c--Starting his
hrss EAme for Cleveland. Tom Phil
li1a. New Orleans recruit assisted Il
making II three straight from Sos
ron TO-DAY 6 IN q. with three singles.
Eosnon had thirteen men left on DIS
$ Ruth's triple was the longest
hit sver made on the local field. to
centcr- field. Boston plays an sxhl-
bltlon game II York. Pa, omorruw.
Score:
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Two base hits. Speaker . O'NelIl.
x ambsganss. three base hits. Ruth
stolen bases. Scott. Johnston. Smith
sacrifice hits. Viz, ONelli sacrifice
hy. Chapman double plays. Scott
and McInnls left on bases, Boston
IS. Cleveland 8 case On balls. OF
Zones .. James 8. Phillips : hits. off
Jones' 10 in 3 innings off James . n
3, MT by pitcher. by Jones ! Smith;
out. by Phillips " passed ball.
Walters oslnE pitcher. Jones.
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OAKLAND

-ol Z. !. Mavo IF Foxr-nft was a
nusiness VISITOR IN town Tuesday
NJ and Ms. William SIMPSON and
young daughter Lucille have retU-n-
&c from q vislr Win Nj. Simpson $
parents. Ar and Mrs. Adam Simp-
son If SkowheEan.
Periey Grant and Miss Ella Ricn-
ardson ri FaIrreid were @-ont
guests n Nj. and MS. Ralph tu~ta-
want.
Mrs. Frank Garland went 70 Fort-
land Tuesday In accompany her
YOUNG daughter MISS Haze! Garland,
VINO mas been recovering H"1m IN
operation far appendicitis Il ne
Mime General hospital, b. heir
hune On Fairfield street.
The Salvation ARM held erv1ces
Tuesday evening al Depot square
from which place they went - me
home # Epv Melvin M0shar, whore
another +ervlCe was conducted.
Leander Bates Of Fairfield is a
CUES at tln home If Nj aaG Mrs.
Joseph Manner.
Glenn Blake Of The Belgrade -oad
has ~ecelvad WORD ma, his son. Lieut.,
Waiter Blake Of CO. I, %-2tn TafAn-
try, nas landed d; Newport News.
Va.
The na1v friends n Ms. Flank
D,ariev, VINO underwear d serious
operation AZ ne Sisters hospital n
week ago VIII ne glad % learn ina
she IS improving.
The BASEBALL team If Oakland high
VIII "ross nats win L5vernorn Fails
hlEh MS afternoon III The athletic
J nu0ds.
i tle"e arc = who have flowers
which -hey wlsr IA contribute H0r The
purpose NJ decorating me suidlerc'
grave i would 81 greacy appreci-
a.ec ~ the Woman Relief CnrDs
7 . rorrn4rie" VII he a, me G.
A 7 79st nons or he * r
Menowa! dav ar 8 O'Clock, and thera-
af-"- .- "n"n.re mem.
At a 1olrr meeting of -ae acl1ooT
oOarE winch was neid F~ica- nr-ar-
zoo Jnhn -apiev was "n-a}ec. 40 as
c~.Fr"tcr superintendent .n~ ne Gums
1f E:omr. >ltney ana Oakland.
T"esi0er: Dof,er.s Of Coihy chi
lec" vi aGGr2ss ne pupils ~ ~
hirn school Thursday r0~rlng.
Mss Ta~~'e Simmons u Norm an
son mas been engaged ~ domestic
9Cr"r"n cache II ne DCojig schools
H"s Elhrln Fisher and GaUcr-p-
N IS Hnze! Fisher. havn zone 70
~Sance~~"!,e. waere t3ey WI no me
guests If relatives for the an ude-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-28

behind the times We consider that
hose VINO arr opposing ms match
a~a mourning grave responsibility as
such opposition M only to the
gf ra!i-1nn n rHe D:nrs
If millions NJ men VINO can sa" N
na-r = two eE0oner-s of the nigh
4st skill n a ctvan s7r-,. engaging
In 4 contest for supr--rac~ W"
anva -aad the ~uIes or The Toledo
B0xlnC Commission governing puH-
lie cort4ets i, mat rirv n rn nave
nd hesitation II 81 ma, tnev ar
i mode! IT winch All sucn rule-
seeu.d ne"
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DUTCH WINS HIS
FIRST GAME 81

Detroit. May "~--LeonB-1. Dilrn-
ing MS first ann OF me Seas,,r. a.
lowed P~hiladelpnla only five sea-
tered nIts Detro1 won ne final
game Of ne series to-day " - : Al
ier The second mining The VISITORS got
only rwo men as far as econd bases.
Score
Philadelphia - ! 1900 O q n-i---1
Detroit ....... n q a. q : J q : x-@-6-2
Johnson. Gearv and Perkins. Lenn-
ara ana Ainsmi II
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TRIM
YANKEE TEAM 5-3

st. Louis, Nav @--Battlnr oppur-
tunelv and making me most OF New
York misplays st. LOUIS WIN rs
-1I-d straight game t--m tie Yam
KEGS TO-DAY > 20 :. The v,rto-v puts
he locals n third place. Score
New York - q q 30 q e-%-S-3
s.. Louis : d" = q q q q 0 x-1-S-t
Shavkev. T~horrnahier. FusseI, ana
Ruei. S0thoron and Mayer
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CUBS HAND
SHUTOUT TO
BOSTON BRAVES

Boston, MAY .---hicagu batted
nard -oGay and defeated Boston ;
10 Q. Mann was put Out Of me gam
IN me 9Th ming by TnpIr. Byron
for oblecting 10 a called third strike.
The Boston club announced the sale
u OuI1ieider Al Wlckland 10 St. Paul
and ouefieider Joe Kelly ID Toledo.
bctl Of the American ASSOCIATION.
Score:
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ASSOCIATION
Memphis :

Atlanta o; Memphis =
Btruingham /: Little Rock :.
Observation-Disclosures postponed. wet
grounds.
New, O-Ionas-Nanhvlie, previously
piRye6s
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

81. Paul s; Kansas City 8.
Indianapolis 4: Columbus 3 ten
innings,
Minneapolis /. Milwaukee 8 Cten
innings
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FAIRFIELD

Miss LYMAN. who is home economic
demonstration of kennebcr county.
Will E.ve IA demonstration If the Arc
iess cooker at ne home of Ms. A. z.
Richardson mis- afternoon at .
o'clock. All Farm Bureau members
Z those Interested IN ne fi-sless
cooker are invited 20 attend.
Charles Crummet- Of Clinton was
"a..ns on rela@vns n Town yester-
DAY.
tn" 7roC-ar Cor Memorial Dnv mas
,een compiet"G and al ~ clock FRI
H morning he .. a. r.. Sons Of
Netsrans and returned soldiers. with
ne band, vii 60 70 Benton on a
s0rc.al "a. whore ne usuui se-v,rre
VI. be held -hev VIZ return 20
ne g. a. P haI. where Inner VII
ne served ny the X 2. c. n ="
G clock. At ] O'clock ne parade vii
tar-U and = - me Bridge. whore The
services WI he carried Uu-. ,.1cn -
~ soidler@ mouunert VIII ne dee
1"a'hG a. usual The viii thcn
rat-, = % n" Sta" Theafev Where the
Melnor,a. Ia Address vii No given
Is" Rev 7. NJ Ha.rnnn. Tho school
.HtGren az requested 70 meet a rhr
N0rtn Grammar scnoo. ~ 1..3N
s. clock Il w no udcI ne direction
uf M. T1~"~co Bacon D~atrlutlc IL
rtruc'1r and Mss Frances Gaze. The
m~ernhers ~ me @. A R. sons af
\ at@rans D Returned soldiers VINO
,-a -y- tAEr--. -. Il .,.rr 49, -.vn,I.l
"l~1 ,"a-nS n which hey MAY ride.
Ms T,no-rn 0~rhie of Cnkiand vas
ne guest If no. aalchter. Mrs. W
NJ. rrawtora. yesterday.
I-l".!,, Harold Weeks was n Pitts
+.!C @n ~nEEl0ess V~as-ercav.
Mrs Eugene TuvaN % HinCklnr
vas IN town m business ~vesterdnv.
The marriage Intentions OF MISS
.j0seuGlne Murray and Donald SirnIs.
both Of ms tow. wnro recently
tl"r z. tnn -nvr clerks office
y drama wiil -. C1ren -hursdav
al The Methodist vnstrv by
n. aides II me Methodist GuliG.
Il IS "-he Euuma-e sue If Elck-
e-v Hal" NO VIII furnish nucn
amusement An ice creaTn sale viii
follow ne eaiartaInrnent.
-" ''asulos club was entertained
las, ev"rlnC AZ ne home OF Miss
E@arriet R"narr an r ~ st~net, The
evenlnc wa passed socially and re
t"nsunerfs W"r" served.
Nj ami Ms. a = Totmar have
gone to Portland. wnere they VII
pass Il. rnw duvS.
P0oier L.ewls NJ Clinton vas IN
Town on t~'GslH"ss y"sterGav
ESWarr Eamar
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EASTERN LEAGUE

New Eaven L.. Providence s
Bridgeport s; Waterbury 4.
Springfield . Worcester o.
Hartford " Piftsfieid 9.
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BOSTON

xx-Sat-ac for DemR-ee n Stn.
~tIrar0 q q @ Z q Il O e.
Boston Q Q 0 0 0 0 0 o GO
-wr nase hits. Hendrix. Kelly.
TREE base Ills. MerkIe. hlluuT
Stolen bases. E0iloc:Ier. Merkie.
Fiack. @rulse. Sacrifice hit. FlaCk.
Duun,e plays. Smith 70 Eoike; Fer
zoE 10 MaranvIile ID Holke. Left on
bases. chicago s. Boston 3. Base N
balls. of Hendrix III F.illng.n /,
Demaree ]. Heating i. Hts. IF Til
IinE:n 70 n . nnlnrs; of Dernaree
. IN s innings. of Heating : n !
inning. STRUCK Out. ny Hendrix 3.
FI!tngim u. Dernaree :. Losing
pitcher. FLl;ngin.
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\ cNs-y & ILL
..ss. ahc ~scke-y & Eli
a =. annual game uf
y WIN tals a9e-aoon On the
sr ,~,ns 1xc One Of me
Z . o, ne season IL ex-
= I'm uH,s 40 gu.ng n
q -aInaCun to Trim
"''nF a@~aEaunn.
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Z 5enar 70
~ a.ie''n,ond Leary.

81 2r.-~harieH
Z HHor rag been
a. ne Richmond,
at.4 IN. Z" will play
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LEAGUE

BinghRmpton 8: Rochester s.
Baltimore !: Jersey City =
Toronto 5; Buffalo ..