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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26

and that the older people cannot run
them successfully without young
blood to help: second. that the farm
ers are ignorant Of soil conditions
and are wasting their substance and
running out their farms through 4
lack Of knowing how to do the right
thing or what the right thing is to
do: third. the utter lack Of cooper
alton in marketing products and
the consequent great losses all
round.
He ridiculed the ;act that the State
which formerly fed nearly the whole
Of this section of the country, now
has to import .5 per cent Of its food,
that Massachusetts has to import s.
per cent Of what it eats and that
there is no such thing as a self sup
porting community anywhere More
than three-Quarters Of Maine is ru-
raj, but nothing whatever is being
done to build this up. The state of
Wisconsin got at this problem years
ago and turned attention to dairying
to such good effect that it's dairy in
dustry pays 325o00o. 900 for every
' SNA' A1S 44CAAS VI SiAAS CcuHtEJ VIII
pay the interest on the public debt
every month. The corn Of the coun-
try would go long way toward pay
ing for the war, if used as it ought
to be.
The remedy for the condition of
things IS strong cooperative lea
que. such as is proposed, and a
strong selling combination among
the farmers. such as those that exist
in other parts of the country and
which have done so much toward
stabilizing the agricultural business,
both for the producer and for the
buyer who will not deal with in
dividual farmers. because there is
no such thing as getting them to-
gether on anything If they can be
standardized and put together on a
uniform basis. all will be we'll and
Maine will again take the place that
belongs to her as a great food pro-
duction State, which cannot only
feed her own but have a surplus for
export to the nearby states. The
territory as far south as Washing
ton is legitimate area for the trade
OF Maine. If she will grow up to i
and fill it as she should.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
Larry Gardener Helps Trim Former Teammates
White S0x Pull Triple Play and Pound Johnson
Sport Spatterings

The former Hebron Academy ath-
lete, Gud Redman, IL catching fol
Worcester in the Eastern League this
year.
Clarence Emery, the crack all
round Maine Central Institute ath.
lete. is very much in demand and a
number of the colleges claim him for
their own. Now he says that he will
go to Andover Academy next fall.
The Portland fans are anticipating
a good supply of baseball this sea
son, for with the Twilight League
Union League, Carmen's League and
Sunday School League there will be
plenty of the sport for everyone
They do say that Portland folks are
nutty over baseball. and so would
lots Of other folks If they only had
the material.
George w. Clayton. of Sanford. who
will be remembered as umpiring in
the Diamond Match series last sea =
son. has made good in New Hamp-
shire State college. The season there
closes June IA and he has been Sc
cured to umpire the opening game
between Diamond Match and the
Cabots of Brunswick, June 81. at
Prospect Park and for the rest of
the 1919 season, which will be good
news to local fans, says the Bidde-
ford Journal.
Cecil Leith and Gordon Nigfltin-
gale up at New Hampshire State are
going to be a couple Of tough birds
to beat in the New Englands" Sat-
urday over the long distance jaunts
incidentally. don't forget that there
are going to be some fine brushes in
these games. especially in the two
mile race. Goodwin, Gown at Bow
doin, is going like house afire;
Brown Of Williams is no slouch,
while Nightingale and Leith will
make some of them travel. Arthur
Duffey. Boston Post.
If Steve Farrelrs Michigan track
team decides to come to the inter-
collegiate meet in the stadium next
week the Fasteners will flnd the
Wolverines tougher than ever to beat.
Besides johnson, Farrell has several
good sprinters as in past years.
Losch being the best and recorded
as having done 10 seconds for 100
yards against Chicago last Satur-
day. Another good man Is Burkhold- =
er, who ran second to Speer of the
Maroon team in the first half mile
and beat McGosh. a real middle dis
tance runner. Speers time being
1.o7 As. the best half mile perform
ance Of the year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
TECH FIRST IN n. E.
TRACK AND FIELD MEET
At CAMBRIDGE SAT.

Camhr:dge, Mass, Nay A.-Ihe Mass
achuse.ts Institute OF Technology team
obtained the first leg on the Briggs
troohy by winning the New England
intercollegiate track and field cham
pionship games on Technology he!o To-
day. with g points. Twenty-three scor-
ed by the Technology athletes in the
field events, gave them the edge OF
other colleges.
Wesleyan was second with 1sl points
Brown third with 10 points. and the
track men of New Hampshire college.
appearing as contestants for the nrst
time, were fourth with III points. The
remaining points were distributed as
follows: Williams II. Boston College ID
Bowdoin 9. Holy Cross 9. Maine g.
Tufts 5, Amherst 5. Middlebury ). and
Worcester Polytechnic !.
No records were broken. the time N
most Of the events being slow for this
meet. Driscoll of Boston College did
we'll, winning the 4io-yard dash in 81 l.
seconds. and Outbill o: Wesleyan fin.
ished ahead in the half mile. run in
] minute. 50 s-5 seconds.
One hundred and twenty yards hur.
dies, won by Low. Amherst; second.
Burbank. Wesleyan: third. Scranton
NJ ]. T.: fourth. Lundgren. Worceste:
Tech. Time. Il seconds.
One hundred yard dash. won by Rol.
Inns. NJ. l. T.; second, Mullane. Brown
third, Keller, Wesleyan; fourth. Sulli1
van. NJ. A. c. Tim,. 10 2-5 seconds.
One mile run, won by Nightingale
New Hampshire State College: second
Sullivan, Holy Cross; third. Goodwin.
Bowdoin; fourth. Gale. Wesleyan. Time
minutes IS seconds.
Two hundred and twenty yard hur.
dies. won by Savage. Bowdoin; second
Keller. Wesleyan; third. Besser, Brown
fourth. Parent, Bowdoin. Time, q q
seconds
High Jump. won by Allan, NJ. I. T.
second. tie Ash. NJ. I. T.. Fits. Tufts,
Frey. NJ I. T. Height 5 feet 81 inches.
Shotput. won by Allen. Maine; sec.
ond. Nichols, Brown: third, Dignen
Holy Cross; fourth. Anderson. Wesley.
an. distance AZ feet 81 inches.
4io yard dash, won by Driscoll. Boston
College: second, Blair. Tufts; third
MELVILLE New Hampshire State College
fourth. Orman, NJ. I. T. Time 51'1-i
seconds.
Hammer throw. won by Sawyer. New
Hampshire State College: second. Ray
mond, NJ. I. =: third. Portraz, Middle.
bury; fourth. Nichols, Brown. Distanc.
12 feet . inches.
20 ward dash. won by Mullane. Brown
second. Rollins. NJ. I. T.: third. Spitz
NJ. I. T.: fourth, Burbank, Wesleyan
Time. @ 2-5 seconds.
Two mile run. won by Brown. viii.
liams; second. Crofts. Williams: third
Leath. New Hampshire State College
fourth, Herrck. Maine. Time, min
utes 81 2-5 seconds.
$50 yards run. won by Cutbill, wes
1eyan; second. Mullen. Holy Cross
third. Stewart. Williams; fourth. Bards
-. !. T. Time 1.5s 3-5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
CLINTON

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Brown
Memorial Methodist church were en-
tertained at "Silver Tea" THURSDAY
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Har-
vey Wiley. Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Ar
thur Adams acing as .hostessess.
There was a large attendance OF the
members and also a number of Wis
itors. One new member was taken
/ in to the Aid. Mrs Omer Gerald A
business meeting was held wioh
President Mrs. Eva Wood in the
chair. An excellent report Of the del
egate. Mrs. Jennie Wheeler, to the
annual meeting Of Kennebecc Valley
Federation Of Ladies' Aids held in
Hallowell was given and a vote of
thanks was given Mrs. Wheeler for
the interesting way in which it was
given. 1t was voted to hold a public
supper in the ladies' parlor Thurs
day. June ). with Mrs. George Wax
ley. Mrs. Frank Spinney, Mrs. LLOYD
Harmon committee. Interesting re-
marks were made by Mrs. Blanch
Cain Wiley. Haverhill. Mass. on
junior work done by a little band of
the missionary socially connected
with the church which she attends
IN her home city. The next "Silver
tea" will be entertained by Mrs. Ell
len Wright and Mrs Ella Bremner
at the home Of Mrs. Wright Thurs
day afternoon. June ~. After the
routine business Mrs. Mllie Cain
charge Of the program on Home
Missions" as follows: Reading. plan
and work Of the woman's home mis-
sion's society. Mrs. Howard w.
Dodge; reading. The Conversion to
the Mite Box, Mrs. Jennie r. Wheel
er: piano and vocal solos were
pleasingly rendered by Miss Marion
Wiley. daughter of the hostess. De-
licious refreshments Of assorted
sandwiches. assorted cakes and cof-
! fee were served by the hostesses.
/ At the regular meeting Of Bill
lings Relief Corps held Wednesday
afternoon at its rooms. peace day
was observed with the following pro-
| gram: Peace quotations. members:
sketch OF the origin of peace and Car.
bitration day. Mrs. Jennie Stewart:
poem. Message Of Peace. Mrs. Josie
Grant; topic. Weapons Used in the
War Of 1sSl-65. Mrs. Ida Rolfe:
weapons Uused in the War Of 1914
1s, Mrs. Mabel Osborne; poem. The
Soldiers Hour. Mrs. Frank Rolfe: ::
poem. The Young Grand Army
Boys. Mrs. Eva Wood. Five visitors
were present as follows: Fred Hatch.
Sergeant Albert N. Osborne, Cecil
L. Cain. U. s. navy. Charlestown.
Mass. Miss Hazel Beane. Augusta,
and Mrs. Annie Glidden Of Beals
Corps Of Bangor. Interesting re.
marks were listened to by Serst. Al.
bert N. Osborne. telling Of some oe
the experiences Of the war in France,
Sergeant Osborne had on exhibit his
helmet and mask. putting or his mask
u three seconds: also remarks by
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
Track Meet Results SATURDAY.

Ieck Field. Cambridge (New England
Colleges)-Institute OF Technology. a.:
Wesleyan. 1s3; Brown. 10; New Hamp-
shire State. 17a; Williams. IL: Boston
College. 10; Bowdoin. 9: Holy Cross. 8:
Maine' s; Amherst. 5; Tufts, 5: Massa
chusets Agricultural. /; Worcester
Polytechnic. ].
At Derry. y. H.-Pinkerton Academy
81: sanborn Academy. 49,.
At te stadium-Harvard. s1; Prince.
ton. 5l3.
At Observation-Disclosures Acad.mv "a
Andover. g.,
At New Haven (Yale School Meet,-
sumeld. q: Hartford High. z, TAFT. ?.
At Orono. Ne. (Maine School Meet,-
Maine Central Institute. 49,; wilton
Acaoemy. ns; Gardiner High, 20: Ban.
60 High II. Leavitt Institute, L.
Al Providence (Rhode Island scboo,.,
-"oonsocket High. s.: Pawtucket
High. q: Hope St.. q: cranston HI~h
u; Providence Classical, L.
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CALENDAR OF SPORTING events

MAY 3o-easshai cony High Gardiner hsh At Gardner
Nav 31-eowdoin meet, Brunswick
NJ si-Roxno. Amernean Hen. n SehuylkII River.
Jun. Opening Twilight League c
vs.. cro..ett..
June 4-easebal: cony HaIo~se' at Augusta
June cony Gardiner High at Augusta
June 9-Dasebai Q ts In Augusta Grammar
LEAGUE aame will be played OF this day.
June 11-ea.ebaI: cony HalIsweIi High at Haiowei
i'm. 1s-ouekon Bowling Academy New
June 1s-BasebaIl: cony Gardiner High necessary
June ~ to July 6-lntsralied in France
July 4Raees Celebration Windsor Fair
July 4-champon.hp Heavyweight battle: Jess Willard J.
Dempsey Toledo, o.
July -Fst National Annual Field and Track Meet Of
dustriat Athletic Asso- Gary. Ind
July 25-Gof International Tournament at Hamilton Can
Sept Track: National A. A. u Championship Franklin
Field, Phia
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Cecil Cain, L. S. n. Refreshments OF
sandwiches, assorted cakes. dousn-
nuts. coffee and fruit were served.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Guest enter
tanned a few of their neighbors at
their homo on pleasant street Mon
day evening. a very pleasant evening
was passed and Victrola music was
enjoyed. Refreshments Of assorted
candy's, salted nuts and fruit was
served by the host and hostess.
Lieut.. Charles Beals, who has re-
Gently returned from overseas and
has received his honorable dis
charge, has been enjoying few
days visit with relatives in town.
He returned to New York Wednes-
day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Holden Of Dexter m
' guests Of friends in town over Suud,,
James Whittier OF Albion vas tu
ness caller in town Saturday.
Norman Nye. who is emp we'd i. Bal
was the guest of his parents over SIN
day.
Philip Rivers OF Belfas, is the r,u
Of friends in town.
The senior class Of Lawrence Nh
school was rendered a reception a. 4
. school building Saturday evening by d
Junior class. The program was in chan
OF Miss Doris Corson. Miss Ora N,y,
Albert Shorey aad Hollis Naming T.
program and menu were y ne .o-
Of a very dainty little too.;.e. nlads i
gray and blue. the school cc.2rs Gan,
were enjoyed and Nlt,-ola selection
The menu was composed q Njsh,
bibble. (C)amousaye. jE,pi-chu.i
(C)olonel korn. tR)azz.e 0azzei tE).s
gy, (Appitizer. M)coa sA.3e
Raymond Snow, James Sow. Sanua
Lombard. Louis LoE.: ard Les.er 81
and Norman Nye wen, 20 Lake Nu.
where they enjoyed the week eni On
, fishing trip.
Moses Tilton Of Alb.on was 'hs g1a
Of friends in town SATURDAY.
/ Mrs. James F!eweling. who ha. Nd
confined to her home O. lower NsI
street by illness for several weeks,
able to be out of doors
| Charles Pooler OF TIE A T Cox Sd
j Co. Of Portland passed :!e week end
tawn with his family.
Horace Nadeau. who has recently |.
turned from overseas. tas arrived
his home on lower Mair s.-ast
| At the last meeting = he Pr!sci|
Crochet Club. which H.. =; TIE ho1
OF Mrs. Ed Stratton. - !3s,sss SO
gested that a collector - ;ak52 II Y
Salvation Army :1.i and the s.-
$3.50 was collected, which is vs-r gTI
considering the s.ze o: the c.-b. T.eI
{ is composed Of eight me-ters and ~
each member had responded ve.y 81
erously when called upca ~ he 4
l:citor. BY special invitation =. u
will meet mex, THURSDAY Afternoon 4
the home OF Mrs. /. l. Wa-i o. Hsn1
wood avenue. WatervI,ie.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur M;,chea vi,
: recently in Canaan calling OF -elat7s1
! Miss Blanche Hunter c. R...sssi W
the guest of friends n TOW. ovs: 5.
day.
! John Cox Of Portland was .ha E1
Of friends in town over the week sa
! The general comn.ittas q ne va
come Home celebration ne. yes;s's|
afternoon at the engine hal aai IN
men were appointed TO 700. a:'s' I
banquet. They were DR.. ". L Co.'S
. Wallace Hill and W-i,b0! N..c4e.- Iis1
will be another meeting THURSDAY ~
ming and it is hoped that the ::2a.
rangements may be made.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
6iddeford High Busy

Biddeford. Me-. May 25.-Coach
Sampson Of the Biddeford High
school baseball team is grooming his
charges for the big game with Thorn
ton Academy at Biddeford on Me-
mortal day morning. this being the
first Of the series Of games between
the two schools for the intercity
championship. Biddeford plays Free
port tomorrow and expects to win.
The schedule for Biddeford the re.
mainder OF the season is as follows:
May 30-Thornton Academy at
Biddeford.
May 31-westbrook High at West
brook.
June 4-Wells High at Biddeford.
June 7-North Berwick at North
Berwick.
June 11-Westbrook High at Bid
deford.
June 1l-Thornton Academy at
Biddeford.
June 2l-Berwick Academx at
South Berwick.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
MIDWAY, WINS S11,3O0
KENTUCKY HANDICAP

Louisville. KY, May A.-Midway. own
ed by ]. W. Parish. and ridden by S.
Thurber, won the Kentucky Handicap
at Churchill Downs today by one length.
Beaven XIII was second by a nose N
front of Exterminator.
The mile and a quarter was run in
2lo 2-5. The race was worth 81 800 net
to the winner. Seven horses started.
Cudgel and Free Cutter declined the
isRuA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
HANK GOWDY GIVEN
BIG WELCOME AT BOSTON

Boston, May 24-"Hank" Gowdy
was cheered by more than $4,000 ad-
mirers as he walked to the home plate
at the start Of today's game between
Boston and Cincinnati. The players
gathered in horseshoe formation
about him as Mayor Peters presented
MN with gold watch and $500 in
Slvtory Bonds. His teammates
then gave him a steamer trunk. Her.
zog made the presentation.
1t was Gowdy's first appearance on
the diamond since he was DISCHARGED
from the army.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
WHITE SOX HIT
JOHNSON HARD

Chicago. May 25.-A triple play
started by Felsch made Washington's s
eighth-inning rally short-lived. and
Chicago came back strong in its
half of tie inning and buried Wal
ter johnson under an avalanche of
hits and won the first game Of the
series to 5 today. Scocre:
Chicago .......0 0 , 0 10 3x-6-13-1
Washington o 0 Q 0 0 2 0 3 15- $50
Loudermilk. Kerr. Danforth and
Schalk: Shaw. Ayers, Craft, john
son and Picinich.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
SOLDIER SMITH
SHUTS OUTPIRATES

Brooklyn. n. Y. May 25-Sherron
Smith of Brooklyn pitched his first
game since his return from overseas
and shut out Pittsburgh today 5 to 0
with three hits. He had splendid
control and the Pirates hit few balls
to the outfield. Konetchy had 19-put
outs at first bases. The superbas
won in the third inning when they
scored Ave runs on two errors,
pass, two hits and sacrifice fly.
Myers made a triple with the bases
full. Score:
Brooklyn ....o 0 90 0 0 0 x-5-s-3
Pittsburgh 80 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0-0-S-3
Smith and Kruger: Hamilton,
Evans and Sweeney.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
PITTSFIELD

Heman H. Dyer and Mrs. Emma
Bragg left Saturday for The Weirs. ".
H., where they will be employed in q
summer hotel, one of the proprietor:
being Fred H. Lancaster OF Auburn, :
former Pittsfield boy.
The concert and dance given at Cnior
hall Friday evening for the benefit o.
the Pittsield baseball club was Target;
attended and was thoroughly enjoyed
Excellent music was furnished b,
Welchs Novelty Orchestra of Water
willie.
Mrs. Josie E. Mathews. grand ma
tron Of the o. E. S. of Maine; Miss Min.
ME Porter, grand marshal; Mrs Alict
Connor. matron Of the Bethlehem Chap
ter. o. E. s. and Mrs. Harris V. Ma
thews will leave on the morning train
Monday to attend the session of tn:
Grand Chapter which will be held a
Portland this week.
At a special meeting of Elizabeth
Pierce Lancey Chapter. D. A. r.. held
Friday evening it was voted that tht
chapter subscribe SO for the Salvador
Army fund.
Miss Mabel Humphrey of Bangor wal
in town Saturday and sold the hous.
owned by her on North Main street
which has been occupied by Hiram "
Carr. 20 Edward Webendorfer.
DR.. r. L. Lane of Somerville. Mass.
returned home Saturday after a visi
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dennis Jacobs q,
their home on Hartland avenue
The members of the parish Of tn,
Cniversalist church will hold a covered
dish supper and get-together meetins
at the church banquet room %onda,
evening. All members of the parish ar,
invited and expected to be present.
Hon. and Mrs. ]. W. Manson. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas G. Lancey. Miss Bar
bara Laneey and Donald Lancey wen
to Orono Saturday to attend the Main,
interscholastic meet.
The members of Stephen Davis
Post. G. a. R, Woman's Relief Corps
Sons Of Veterans and Ladies' Auxil.
larry and many soldiers Of the grea,
world war met at G.. A. r. hall at II
o'clock Sunday morning and marched
to the Manson Street Methods
church where they listened to a ser.
man appropriate to the occasion b,
the Rev. D. P. Pelley. pastor of tn,
church. 1t was union service of ths
three churches and the pastor was as.
sisted in the services by DR.. H. NJ
Ford Of the Free Baptist church ant
Rev. S. J. Willis of the Cniversalis
| church. Mrs. Waterhouse sang {
solo. The attendance was large
The church was handsomely decorat.
ed for the occasion with flags, bunt.
ing and flowers.
Another Of Pittsneld's boys who ha.
been overseas has returned home
William G. Dobson, who enlisted il
December. 1918, in the aviation
branch Of the service and who wa.
assigned to the 69th Balloon Co., ar.
irving Friday afternoon and beins
given a hearty welcome by his man,
| relatives and friends.
| There was great rejoicing here ove]
the fact that Maine Central Insti.
| tute's athletes. who went to Oront
Saturday to take part in the Main.
lnterscholastic track meet, won tn,
meet, with total of AZ points. Thos,
who represented NJ. c. /. were Clar
ence Emery. who is probably the bes
prep school athlete in the State, Da,
Gonya. Ragan. Moran and Moulton.
1t is said that Clarence Emery O
Saco. who has turned out to be on,
OF the best prep school athletes /,
the state. and who graduates from
Maine Central Institute in June, ha
! decided to go to Phillips Andoye
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26

academy next Fall. Al f ,ha =.
leges have wanted Enc. ars :,
said that he has had SOM very a,
tering propositions offers7 n \,
Among the colleges where j, has n.
said that he was slate u ro >.
Brown, Harvard and Yals. and ,hs,
of NJ. but this decision a1n s,
these rumors at rest
The home of Mr.. and Mrs ns,
NJ. Givens was the seer Of a -.
pleasant party Friday cvarirg. Fs
hundred was the gam Which i
merry party enjoyed Ur..t /,
hour. Delicious refreshmv Of IN
fections. and ice cream and assor,
cake were served.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
GIANTS WIN SERIES
WITH CARDINALS

New York, May 25.-New YORK
made it two out Of three from st.
Louis, winning the deciding game OF
the series by a score Of to !. eau
sey held the visitors to two hits. and
won his sixth straight game OF the
season. The Giants won in the sixth
inning, when Young. Chase. Baird.
Kauff and Zimmerman hit in sue
ceseion, four runs scoring. The
score:
New York .....0 Q o o. 0x-5-9-3
st. Louis % 0 90 0 0 G-1 2-1
Causey and Gonzales: Goodwin. Nay
and Clemens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
BROWNS TRIM
GIANT TEAM. 6.5

st. Louis. May 25-New York lost
the opening game of the series to st.
Louis today to 5, after tying the
score in the seventh. An error by
Pipp, Jaccbson's single and a sacri-
flee fly by Gerber sent over the win
ming run. Score:
New York. ....1 0 I 0 o 0 0-5-16-3
St. Louis. .4 0 l 0 0 0 l x-6- 1-3
Shocker and Mayer: Mogridge, Mel
son, Russell and Ruel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
RED SOX PURCHASE
PITCHER BILL JAMES

Detroit, Mich, May 25-Pitcker Bill
James has been sold by Detroit to
the Boston American League club
and left Detroit with the Champions
last night, it was announced today
Surprise was occasioned by the an
nouncement, as it had been re
ported all clubs had waived their
rights to James.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
MONMOUTH

Mrs. Ida Clifford Defy tisc
Des Moines, Iowa. MAY - So
educated at Monnol'f i'aG
and Kent's Hill Sa-7.-a-E
taught for some years II Na.a.
Orleans and Ilino's. He- h:sNa'3
seven years ago. Her c. 5-e-, Gu
and Alice. conduct a Ban-e-s NAH'
Her brother. Rev Eowa-t i '.'"c''
in Albuquerque, New Mckee. sFs'
health.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
TIGERS TAKE ONE
FROM MACKMEN

Detroit. May 25.-Detroit took its
fifth consecutive victory today by
defeating Philadelphia 3 to 2. The
winning run resulted from a base on
balls, q wild pitch. a sacrifice and
single. Score:
Detroit ....0 0 % o 0 90 1-3-7-3
Philadelphia 20 0 0 90 0 1-2-6-2
Dauss and Ainsmith; Rogers and
McAAvoy.
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celIeas Results, Saturday

College Results, Saturday
Bowdoin s: Colby 2.
Maine s; Bates o.
Harvard s; Princeton 4.
Williams z: Rensselaer, 4.
Fordham 8; Rutgers I.
Brown 8: Columbia 2.
Swathmore 10; New York Univer-
sity o.
Yale Freshmen 2; Andover o.
Vermont Z: Mass. Aggies 2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-26
international League, Saturday

Buffalo 2: Reading !.
Reading Z: Buffalo 3.
Binghampton 4: jersey City )
(Called in 9Th. rainy
Jersey City -Binghampton. second
game postponed. rain.
Rochester 5: Newark l.
Rochester 4; Newark 1.
Baltimore 2; Toronto az inn
ings).
Baltimore /: Toronto O.