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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
BRAVES SCALP
PIRATES TWICE
NLAST Of SERIES

Bosnun- Ang -s.-Busrrr wor both
szmes frun Pittsburgh aodzy, 5 Z
and : 10 :, The second II fifteen
innings The Overtime game was a
euel between Flllng1m and Carlson.
The winning -ur came with the bases
ruA ana one oC-- IN Marzrv1I1e's E,r-
gle through Cas bux 10 center. ca
reys ce11e--1eld rlzy--r n born
games Was brilliant
Adzms cae not allow a nan = reach
nzst- N the opening game Until the
seventh when q bad throw hy Whit
rec- another by Blackwell and ssx s.n-
gle. gave Bosrnr Eve --nz. with rae
bases III n the fret. whl-rs6's rri-
PIE &c night scored three ,uns. P.rrs-
onrEns total After -ae S-st Czr.ey.
pIfchz1g has first game rnr Boston.
neid the Visitors 70 four scattered
singles. Score:
First game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
NATIONAL GOLF REEVES
CHAMP TOURNAMENT
AFTER TWO YEARS

Firrssurg, Pa. A1E- lA--Afrer o
lapse uf two ysars the Cns1st stzaesr
Coli Association win rsvtre rhs Ma
r1ural Amateur Champiunznap 1vu--
namen- H tina 0zkmnut Country
Cllh- AHeghzny county nEE SAL
urazy- Al II tim lsa8zng Amsr1rza
spaesrA including I'm r1<as holder.
CAarias Eva1a. Ir- ce Eegewnnx. @.
c.. Chicago. a2a tanzns Canadian
players have encMsA CIR rhss year,s
cunresr- In HAcr- tn Sold q azpa-
RANTS Is 50 A-xe chaf Il has bean
found necessary 60 beg1n win q
wedding oUr Or prxdtE1nA-y qnz..y-
ing round o. 70 huies naEal pszr On,
SaErrczL winch VIII reduce the Ing
fed of entrants 70 @ players who
VII fz1s pa-r n rhe regular quay-
tying refund CT Is hnlss rreEal ply.
which VIII start g osciock nexr
Monday morning. On T1ssdzy me z
besr scnres wzu - pnzr~d cr &c
hrdes match play and each snccee6-
ING day the survivors VIII mset II
match play unfll Szrzrdav Aag. =,
when the pair Of HnzlEisrs viii fight
II cut tr me Championship -1rle and
gnad medal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
NAT. STANDING
Aucusaa-Gardiner
Pick Of the Focks
In Todays Game

.r. w.n -ass uunn anxm - trrm th1s
.urw-s Al-stxr twilight ieagnsrs,
g, -ney szy-and TIA Gardiner al-srar
,szn --un thu dcwn-r-ver Twilight
-,-sgtrs ID GINNING NJ here TINS R1rEr-
-unr znd play them. II n'cinck- They
ara GINNING rrum Gardiner with murder
r -aslr eve and they threaten 10 CLEAN
m ezre-v-n-ag n their way.
fuE; II add strength 10 Lser State
-uant I ~ rumnred the Gardner play
e-s ara including n rneir 1aeup a nE.1-
4-s- Of *1rmer baseball srars-eeIl1ws
WIZ cRn put -nsn ever tine pan n red
M, srvie. Flank Merrill and George
uu-caa and q number Of either fnlks
fpwr there whose middle name in sne
I'M ne Eama-nasehRL, are Eorng 70 be
Z. he Esnel. WILKINS field r. clock
,nH Gt.sr1oon-
BIZ stsr LeaF-whn they gong -
-g-' They are guiuE ID play the pick
o. ne Augusta twilight League, and.
ar aas been Eaid before. II viii take
zn1ns team ctr. ffor faii details see
a.Irre} When II c1nes ID s:xz1ing the
zane i takes the local lads 70 make
LINES hot and lively.
'--hu--er" Harvey Il cnrir- II from
Bah again II stand back d me hnne
5alipws The -eEr Of the Augusta lineup
ril dorbtlsss he rs fullcwsc Watson
= Aacorf II. Beaunoin c. Geroux 81.
z-ple-an # WehS IF. Merrill L, Lib
err Is. Hi C. ErGouIarich e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
White HOSE
TOPS RED IN
III INNINGS, SIS

Chicago H. A1E- h.-The Cnica-
% Americans today presented
Charles Cumiskey. owner OF TIE
Wh1te SCx- with a 6 To v1crury
o1E Boston after II innings On nis
6Bth birthday John Collins great
hAse running was the big tacrnr u
CStc1grs v1crry. Collins went u n
n p1nch-ru1ner fr Eantl. vine had
doubled In rhe ninth, and scored the
ryiEg run Win rhe aid Of Elsoerg' s
sacrifice and Schazkis ry. re was
In by a pi1Ehed ban by Jones, WIN
replaced EcyI u the u-h. and scnr-
I'd On Risne-g's double - right
EryI pt.chec u ina form zrr1 rhe
eighth. wner he weHkenee. The Wis
-rrs scure6 their runs ny hitting
Williams and Kerr opporranely.
Ecu-e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
Title Belt For Champ
HeayvWeight Boxer

AZ part CT Is effort &c place bcx-
ing on the same plane as II Is Il
England. the army, Nary and Civil
Ia1 Board OF Bczng Control IS nav
EnE made a SD 8DB championship bea-
10 De gwen &c the heavyweight cham
picr when he las wor three legs on
Il The Beard figures that = L gets
control Of boxing II LIS Country the
Champions would have e fight ofrsn-
r tar the title
The rule Of having the belt wun
three times oe1rre = becomes The
property Of Z heavyweight L the
same as that winch governs the Lord
Lonscale championship belts n Eng
land Such q rule would serve ID
Keep ID the in1E-es1 II the E-1e crn-
reErs and bring CUT NOR containers
tcr the woriE's Hsr3c hornrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

Al first thought Is seems highly
improbable that any ira could be
ascr1bed 70 the effect OF wireless
waves. though Il IN conceivable ttaz.
granted certain especially fzvarahAs
conditions. the k1ndling OF spark
between adjacent metal parts might
have snch effect NJ lie Roy, n a
recsnt iHsue of tina Complies EEndus.
describes experiments intended 10
test this point Ee had met VIII
several cases in winch fries Gid ap-
pear 70 have besn caused hwy wireIeas
wxvea. Accur1zng1v. IN cuzwExnrlsa
m s-in1nmmmkae runnnn1ur - xz1A
- - wMsEh - - mnr1 u Ms11.
- o. umpE une4m Na sk
- ar11r aulInfnnnn3 - Nz1NEn "
- - xhnx ii ceFfnzn uun1
in1nmmAIe subztznrss suEA - hmlas
&c crttrn bound with hoop run-
could be sef en- IRE by w1rNlHW
mnnm-DnzinB NeWA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
Colgate Man to Head
Bates Athletics

lewiston Arg. t4-Acrer q w-
cancy II several months the puz-
rlnn OF athletic s7rerrr ~ EmrmH
College was announced Yesterday.
by Prut Fred z. Pomeryy. N HIled-
Carl z. Smith q gra6uare af Cnl-
gate CuivsEirx, has accepted TN %
srrlnn and VII Sirecf an cne A1hlHEze
activities e the college
The Vacancy rs director. causnd NY
the death of Rcyce Pur.ngrrn early
Il the spring. mas been 4 hard CHE
&c Ill, a several men have been o.
fsred the 6i-ecrur=Etp, bIx sw sumw
reason G. other. declined - ancep<
Besides having general change Ct
arhlerlcs M-. Smith win raAch pt--
saclegy and pnys,c1d hrgsene- He wfa
have Al assistant In cnachzng
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
Second Game

FIR the first une u years. the DO
1cs us-e called -1ac the pR-k They
Game z after tia t-E game when
oo1-ss mad been thrown IL C.rcin-
La. players. A crowd sr-gec d rae
neio AID Cen1erAelcer Rcpsn was
completely srpeioped City and spe-
E1A4 police then pushed back the
cro"c anG at-sr III innErUission the
game WIS finished under ground
rules
AAer n-1tng and pitching Won
ne 1rsI game for Cincinnati lie
palcaeo strong game and hit q
nc1os-''pn with rwo men an bases.
EaT Fisher, former New Tork
Aaerlczo pitcher. SHIT ou- the Ga-
ants = me second game Z was the
E1-1 the t1a1 New York had been
SELF nuE his season Benton also
pz1caec : strong game and al If
l11C-1aE-s hrs were punched OF
n1E = he sixth inning Fisher walk
&C WIZ ans ou- and Ra-n. 1aloer--
G-on and Eoush eaIirwef with Sill
giles. Fisher. Bath and Dazbe-r scnr-
1os. The Ills ny Ra-h and Grrh
Wsrs scratches. NSRie scored Oh Dv-
bue II me ninth when he walked
stole serona- third and home. the
la-1sr n conjunction w1-n Magee IN
Z double steal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
[. 5. TENNIS PLAYERS
TRIM AUSTRALIANS

Caaa-1urst- ". Y Av-. 1.-R- v.
-hamRs and Randclpe Lsca1- Of the
A1E--ai4En tennis team 1el oefore the
saE1 piayIng Of two of the American
voungsfe-s TO-DAY. Francis T Hunter
-u-msr Cornell Sta and master a. the
%u-snaac GrlEe, accounted for the DE-
taa- 0f Thomas n the seminal Of Inc
luEles b. the RDck4wav Hunting Gun.
Ina American WON Sd. -
auher- hinsey. Cne OF the newest II
'-oUng players for Catfnrr4a- gained
ne h1R1 round BIZ c1nGus-,ng Lrcer-
he scare was so. S.
LrreE and Thomas n the doubles
ssnzEnal defsaaed Waiter Mer-lil Eaal
mn Leonard BeekmRn "a. At. s-a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
Indianapolis May
Own Cardinals

The latest baseball runner that
comes from the nEEy Wesr involves
the sale of the St Louls Cardinals
- James c. McGLu Of the In6sznzp-
oils American Association club II rne
END CT the present season. McGiis
who Is 4 nephew Of the late Pir1s-
Surgh Phil has been trying 10 obtain
4 major league franchise for several
wears. u transfer the St Louis Va
7pnal league team % the Hocsier
city, which Is enjoying a prosperous
baseball revival this vea-- Indian
apolis was represented II rte Nation
a. league by a club owned by the late
John 7 Brnsh Up ID 1891 when Brush
purchased the Cincinnati clubs tran
chEss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
SENATORS TRIM
INDIANS IN 9Th

Cleveland. O. Alg l-was--ag-
tan runed the tables IN Cleveland
today. winning n the ninth ry :
scure Of , 70 . Washington 9ld
not get Z h1r OF Myers Unit me
seventh. when the first three men
q face him singled Ee was -aksn
0uc after TWO had singled e -1e
eighth. Shzw wRa wild but e&e--re
except :. rhe fourth. Scare:
WaGs..graa - 0 0 0 o ne2 0 $3.50
Cleveland 1850 eneeona o B-2-s-S
Shaw. johnson and Agner; Myers
Guveleskie and O'Nei1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
PILLS. AND CARDS.
EACH TAKE ONE
Fhlace.pnsa

Philadelphia Pa, Aug- I-St
Luuiz and PsIaaaelpn1a sp,st hare to
day, TIN v-Ecrrs winning rae 4rs,
game : &c 2 an6 TIA locals The ssc-
one ~ TIA Same scure- Il -he
4rst contrast St Louis eeu On Mr.
ray fur eigar hits winch. with rwo
paases nerreE five rrns n 1ne and
ruo-thsrcs innings Hngg then re-
Heved h1m.
Woodward. who pitched ztx irr-
ingx Of the FIRST game, srz-rec the
second fur St LOUIS and held cne
PniI,ics h1rless for three innings In
the fourth q pasE 10 ElackbEle,
wll1sanE' single and u home IKE by
Neusei resulted u enough rrns 70
win the game. Meadows held St
Louis safe throughout Scores:
First game
St Louis $500. e1e1ae e---ls-I
Philadelphia IB1ee8 g. 49,
Goodwin. Woodward and Clemuns,
Murzg. Hogg and Adams
Second game
St Louis 49, 1907 Zaea o. So
Philadelphia a6ese aR4E-55-s
Woodward, Tuero. Jacobs and
Clemons, Meadows and Tragressur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
TIGERS SHUT
OUT YANKEES. 10

Detroit. Mich Aag z-A coE1a-1-
ner- of hitting n the third and @c-----'
innings gaze Detroit ro6ay's game
-l-n New York u a. View York WIS
unable - hit Dalss corsisls---y
Score.
New York - 0 Q 90 90 c o. s.
DeIroz1 .-.. 90 50 o -
Sfawksy, SmaIlwood and E1s-
Dauss and A1nsln3rh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

The Open Golf Championship II
Maine VIII be played n The Kebo
Valley Club. Ear Earbcr, "Wednesday
and Thursday. Sept 10 and Il
Th1ry-six hsies wiz be played eaca
Cay IN tAs zz-ncle medal play. The
entrance 1eez of 6 mast be paid
prinr 70 Sept G. The cnnmirtees are
already rsceiving many entries and
U II First real competition since be-
fore the war promises - hiring u a
considerable number Of the best ue
Maine's amateurs and professionals
as the events are open ID both cl.=s-
es.
The mrney prizes WIN tssaz a
least szEp and wiz he divided an fol-
lows 0ne-ha6 % the winner. one
fourth % secnnd. one-Ex1h u resrs
and ane-tenrh - 1currh- The wsn-
nang anareur WIN receive q sulrasae
CUP
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

Earned runs-Stz1e Hpume ], Crnaueax
8. Two-bhse htrs-Wn<sun- Iiherrx
BeR1dDrn. Applsfnn. Stoien hnsas-
Grey I Watson. Davis 2 Liberfy 9
Bea8durn 2 Aapiefun. Psilsr3sr 3
Struck out-By Ma-uneaz / by Gervux
& Double piRys-Ldberry - Aypiencn
10 Dav1s. Appletun 10 DaviE En- By
pitched hzll-Lzusier 2. Warsnn- wlla
pStEh-Ma-rIneGn. PASSED haT-MerM
Base On baIis-Of Mzrttnean 3 On Co
rsux L Umpire. Thomas Time. LII
A-.snnance. u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

The management of a picked team
--un me Watervi1ie TwzlzEn. League
baseball teams hereby chalenEes q si,n-
!ig- EsEm from the Augusta twilight
-sEgue - a series Of games. the da-as
and cundsuOns II be arranged II the
e1rvsnisncs Of sand managers. Il Is n
e understood thar oniy buna-ide play
ar NJ szid leagues compete. Fur fur
--s- information Address
WALTER McA-AEy
Bux e. Wa1e-T.lle. Ma.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
.essEITs HT sIlTE
house u one SIDED CT

IN sl1Ws un1r-zresrlrg game 81
Crasserrs saziRy deeearsa rhs nrx.n
Eorse Team rs - 4 I'm wIIIizms n1aa
Friday night
Ina shoenakers touched 10 Mara
neRE fnr - saes3es Which, win swuxr
e;r1rs by thu drme aweiiern, rrrnlsa nm
roc large . scnre fcr tne -awmaksxz
70 overcome. n. scure.
R-AH Zr-ur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
NEW yOEA.

1-5a-a6 t1r BENIGN II -I-n
"-EE-rad T1- Chase n 9rn
a-Ba--e5 fer Du5uc IN 9Th
Stolen bases-5u-ns Fisher, Ma
gee 8 Douhle play-kope, Ra1h and
14nbert Left On raSes-New York
3, Cincinnati 4 Ease or balls
Fisher .; Benton = puoCc . Struck
ou--by Fisher, 3. Losing pitcher.
Benin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

George Howard Of Boofhhay Ear
5er ana Eugene HUFF Of Back Na--
rows. rwo OF our young OLD fisher
men, have captured 70 seals this
spring and summer and shipped
them % various a,Gaariums about the
country, says the Bonrhbay Register.
They have orders from al over the
United States. east Of the Rockies.
and have furnished seals % almost
every ciry Of any size n that terri
uay during the last FIVE years. The
seals are caught n nets set across
the riUEr- The Young only ARE
caught, the run grown seal being rou
much Of q proposition 70 handle
They are shipped 70 their destination
a crates and usunily arrive safely
Thomas Cushing III Portland. al
though advanced in yenrz In sfzn
progressive IN i6ezs and - plsmnzng
70 have bum - - a1<a - -
- - - Cnnn1nu =
- - - -
= - = -
49, - DnsG " -
1nr Eenzzzk - ~ - nna -
- pr1nE1r1 hslders q - o.
sMma. which - harmed rhEne Y1sr1
ga. he h1pnnrn hnz4 TIM nsw ADanG
rsnzy far ths hs1lanus ~ Is1a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

into TIE WITH New York tn- fourth
place. The locals Int Jarnsuns Of
1sr-ags ID al corners Of tns Et-
piling up q total OF hits including
TWO triples and three dou oles
Score.
Philadelphia coo 0 0 I o. g. So
St Louis 49,. 2D41eeg 1x+L--1
Jek1Sur and Perkins. McAvoy;
Leldeic and SerersaE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
ROBINS TAKE
LAST FROM CUBS

HrroklFn. Ang- 5--Rrouk.vn beat CHI
cas0 to-day ID |. making II three out
Of FIVE games for Rronkiyn. Crimes
made TIVE singles and n ac1cie and
drove IN both runs OK Martin Ear
hers mE1 was responsible f0r the run
Oh Carter. A hRae On halls and 1hnee
hizs produced the Chirzsn run. scnre-
Chicn9n --ln i o o o Q e-5-E-s
Druokfy-r s o 80 x-$-s-e
Martin. Carter and KiIli1sr. Grlmss
md Miller
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
boston

Three base hTcs. wn.rna6- Double
plays. Gowdy u EoIke: Gcudv 10
Soeckel- rawlings TO Ma-anvlle TO
EoIke. Lett On bases. P1-shu-r 4
Boston > Base On balls, on Causey
- Eli ~ pitched ha-l, by Ca1sey
fEa-ns-e). Struck OUT, by Adams 4.
Csasey :.
Second game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

Lnndnn- Thursday. Ang. Is-The o.
terngs n the wuni ancrun sAses - :
amounted 10 a6S salsss Al q =
ware Sold Snpar7ur
demand nnr AHssr1m ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
BROWNS WIN
EASY OVER MACKS

ST LOUIS. No Ang 1-Sr Louis
5a-se Ts way 10 al 10 . victory
ever Philadelphia 1ocay and went
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NEW YORK

x-Ear-e6 for Chase u Btu.
U-BA-eo fur Ba--es II II
XXX ER-e6 for Duruc Z sta.
Cz0c,-1a-Z .-----.-. o 0 Q a.
New Tcrk -..-.. IBBp nban d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

-0ne our waer w-n1I1g run scored.
Iran tor Wilson Il til.
Pitts eea2e pBsene BeBes
Boston oe14eee1e 8e8psI-s
Stolen bases. Carey, Powell Sac
rice hits Cruise Rawlings. Sac--
ice fy, Ba-ha-s- Double plays. Tar
~ 10 Cu1snaw 10 Whitfield FEu1ng,-
u GCvcy % EnIke Left On bases,
Pittsburgh s. Session ID. Base O
balls. on Garrison s; on FluinEn .
Struck oEI- by Carlson 4, by Flza-
GIN l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

Two base hgrs. Gonzales. Eane
-En, Eler Stolen bases. Gron
fr1sc1- Flercner. Sacrifice hi-z- Ma
zee. Chase, Rplcn. Sacrifice sy.
5uush- Do1bisp lays. Gonzales II
Fls-casr Left IN bases, View yorK
q Cincinnati 2. Bases On balls. OF
ha-oes = CT Ele- L Ex. OF
5arnes u :. Dusuc /. II =. Hi ~
p-lcne-, by EIier Zimmerman
struck ou-- by Barnes I; By Duouc
: Ele- 4 Losing PITCHER. Barnes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

-%04tt CNI -ltA N4LL11L-- EED[-
sc.
~-RatrAd fT Eort in 7arh
'-SaT-ed for Williams n slh.
Ran for Murphy N Str
Boston II 0 ! 0 o 3 Q p o a-5
Chicago % 0 0 Gn3 -a IS
Two-base n5--Tz--. Ruth. Scaacc.
Shannon E Collins Gan6sl. Els
berg. Sacrifice 1y-Eo-- SchaIk.
hirs-W I751ans. Ecv-- Eisbe-r.
Shannon Douals play-FAlsch n
Risserg 10 Ga1dli; Both - SchaaE
ID Fslsct e Weaver, Viz 10 Scnaar
n McLr1is Lef- IN base-Bos11n 8;
Chicago : Base on bRiss-or VII
hams l. EcT- =. Kerr .: Cicor-e !
Eiu-or Williams ins innings. Kerr
IN Ia. Clcorta l IS Eayr 10
T Ii, Jones ! none OUT n 1l1r. Fir
by pitchsr-hy Jones q CoIl5rss.
Struck out-ey Williams 4, Ecvt I.
Passed tazl-Scs1a1r WHINING
pitcher, Ccor-e Losing p1-cns-,
anes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16

UIfE10ANB A. AEUuln
CAicz9p q Dnst1n ) z1 tnnmu1A
DssTuir z, NEw Enrk o.
WnaAiux11n z EleUeinnA 2
L. L0uU q Eh1naelp1xiA z
To0AHS AMERICAN CAMEO
N1nEun nT o. Louia.
NeW $nrk - ClRUelKn6.
Fh12n1elrzdA &C Chicago.
Waah1nErna II Detroit
rE6TE0AYS NAT. 4E89lTo
Busfun :. r1trzDurg GN Ezmes:
Busrnn Z. F1ttanurE (3d gzme9.
Cincinnzn L New York . Gs
Enmes- Cinc111zu & View YMk
Cd EEmE9.
n LDuis Z Philndsapaia aE
Ezmea; Phiindeluktn Z. St IsCris :
"a EnneA
BROOKLYN Z. Chicz<n /.
TDDAS'S NATIONAL GAMES
81. Lauis at BuBfnn.
Chicago NJ New york
Pitrsnrrg II Philadelphia
CINCINNATI n 4ruuk4yR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-16
a1SE Finishes n
GRAND CIRCUIT At ML.

Philadelphia Pa, Azg. iSThe
Grand Circuit meeting, rwlce post
ponec by rain and a heavy track,
was resumed IL Belmont track today
with q -e-Rr-angenen1 af program Of
I've euercs There verH several
cinse finishes, but the r.me aperase
was not high fur this class Of hcrses.
The biggest surprise q the day
came n the william Penn Stake for
@-yaRr-old rroroe-s purse x..1BA. n
which the Crook Farm entry, NJ
Dudley, driven by = Brusie. beat O
gnod field u yoUngsres including
the Lau-el Eli Farms Natalie the
Great Tins was the lar1ers he-s
race and she had never lost a heat
un-i she was beaten n me second
heat today n Ia
Pop" Geers han an entry II Ed
five events and won I'VE Ersrs and
finished second rwlce and third once
He also won IL extra heat tor
winners
The Bellevue Srar1or6 Stake.
purse 8, gea. fur .-aS r-or1ers FURNISH
ed the fastest time Of the nesting
SO far, the first heat being won By
Prince Loree In e.fl5 -
Wilkes Brewer. driven by Eyde,
beat Royal Mar. driven by Murphy
N q close finish II the second heat.
Eoval Mac was awarded the third
head II 4 driving finish win Likes
Brewer IN 2g5 81 bur IN the extra
heat for winners wilkes Brewer rooE
the lead a. the haH and Won hRndliy
from Prince Lnree-
McGregur the Great won the 21S
1r-ot for the Buls-Head Bazaar
Stake IF s.. Ra0.
Summaries:
II TRoT. YEAR OLD TRoT-
TIERS, PURSE x.B0h, IN
NoIhe Knight hf by General
WATTS fseerss 49, 1000, 1905 ! J
Normaa Dillon. n-g. eGregorya e. . )
Little Lee. b.g. (McDolal69 .-.-.- S
Peter Worth. be. tAckErma1S =. 3
DARK Flower hrf Murphy 800. 6
Liberty TODD. Admiral Ea-ris and
Brother Peter also started
Time; 2-g7 "a I'D i.
lis TRcT. 3 HEATS, PURSE szsse
McG-egcr the Grea-- hs. ny Pc
ter The E-ea-. fCox1 ..-..,.....-- ! I :
Hollywood Naomi. hm Dodge !
Joseph Guy. Ss. Hyde ,-.--..- :
Zoem ldcrne- bm. fMcD0nalds ; )
Ma-icndale eIks. fMu-pryA - ) .
Eeg.a- also started.
Tme.es; 29-; 81
20s TRoT, HEATS. PURSE xsnDn-
wilkes Brewer, chm, by wilkss
clyde .-.----.--,..s-.-.- l : :
Royal Mac, Big. MURPHY -. g. :
Prince Lcres. bg tMcDevarres l :
The fodder, nrs tSEnsone -. arc
Peter J-ae. chs eGGeersa go. 6 &rc
Bzsy's Lass1e aaso started
Tme-an5 l.. IS, zH5 "a: ssT,
s-EEAR-OLD -EoTTERS, N
HEATS, PURSE s2BBB.
Nj. Dudley, blkg. ny J. Malrnlm
Il BrusE,e9 ...---.-..--- :
Natalie. the Grea1- hrf CThcm-
as ------...-..-----.- --.---.+-----.- =
Dudzr1e. brf eGee-sa ...-----.. : :
Day Star, be GCuxa ..--........ 4 So
Madam Ds1inr. CHI eSertID 90 5rc
Tme-.ls IA; 2-zs: ia 80
IL TRC-. HEATS. FTESE szs1n
Krigan. brs- by xwor-hy
(, e-esrss .---....-.-.....-.~.-...--.- !
Sam Foreman hrg tFG-3 - sI2 2
CAme.tra Ea-- I'm Clea-E "a .
Ed z. hIkE tSrr=BegnD 1890. 2rc
-crsa wa-1s. hm [Al-phy, =. arc
u. Elner. ErM<aSt. Ll.4nns and
Durur.y Dar Riar sez-re6
-tm~s1n -. 10 Ia: 2e.@ Ia:
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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-07-04
DR.. Hoyt Here

Dr.. J. E. Hoyt arrived Thursday
afternoon from New York City. He
received his discharge from the
army June II. DR.. Hoyt has served
IN the medical department of the
army, with a captains commission,
for the past year. He spent his pre-
liminary training at Fort Riley,
Kansas and Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
From there he received an appoint
ment in Debarkation hospital No. S
in New York City. At that place he
got some very valuable experience
in bone surgery and the care of
wounds.
DR.. Hoyt has not decided definite
ly whether he will locate here or
not. He has several other very
promising locations IN view and
may decide to take one of them.
He is expecting Mrs. Hoyt here in
about week. She and her little
daughter are visiting with Mrs,
Hoyt's mother IN Minneapolis.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-07-04
Kendrick Defeated Bovill

Kendrick won the ball game from
Bovill last Sunday afternoon by a
score of II to 6. The game was
played on the local diamond and
while it could not be called fast
game it has some interesting tea
lures.
Rugg pitched the first FIVE innings
for kendrick and allowed but few
hits. Six scores were made while
he was in the box, but he pitched
a good game. He has speed and
good control. Several scores were
made on overthrows to first.
Densow finished the game and
during the four innings he pitched
no scores were made by the visiting
team. He showed the best form of
any game which he has pitched this
season, having terrific speed, good
control and dandy curve.
Brown spoiled a perfectly good
nit for Bovill by stopping a ground
er near first that according to all
rules of the game, was good any
time for hit. McCrea was switch.
ed from second base to short and
played an exceptionally good game
Carlson on second base is one OF
the best IN the country. He is good
at fielding the ball and throws ac'
curately.
Taking everything into consider
alton the lineup for Kendrick Sun.
day was one OF the best that kend
rick has ever had. You will agree
that this bunch looks pretty good
Forest, catcher; Densow and Rugg
pitchers; Brown. first base: Carl
son, second base; McCrea, short
Densow and Rugg, third base; Irs
BoIon, left field; McCreary. center
field; Compton. right field.