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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
MCKINLEY FINDS
JOHNSON PUZZLE
BEATEN BY L. & s.

Lewiston. Aug. s-The Lunn and
Sweet nine was an easy winner over
the Fort Mckinley team here today.
The score was So. johnson held the
soldiers hitless for eight Of the nine
innings, the four bingles coming
in the sixth frame. Lunn and
Sweet scored twice in the first inn
ing on n single and triple. Another
run was added in the second when
Talcott Gingled, stole second and
scored on an error by Allen. Two
singles and an error produced an
other run for the Auburn team in the
third. A base on balls, sacrifice hit,
hit batsman, and single enabled
the winners to put two more tallies
across in the eighth on three hits.
The two Fort Mckinley runs were
made in the sixth, when they got to
johnson for two singles, a double
and a triple, this being the only inn
ing in which the former U. Of NJ.
slabmdn allowed the visitors to hit.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
MAYS WINS HIS
I'D FOR YANKEES

New York. Aug. 10.-Carl Mays, the
pitcher who has caused the factional
tight in the American League, won his
second game in New York Uniform
by beating Cleveland today II to 4.
Mays was constantly in difficulties but
held in the pinches. 15 of the Cleveland
players being left on bases. -
New York won with Ave runs in the
first inning, when Myers made wild
start for Cleveland. He hit two men,
walked another. anc permitted two hits.
while Cleveland made three errors be-
hind him. Faeth. iyoungster from Mil
waukee. relieved Myers with only one
out. 1t was his first big ieague test and
he made favorable impression. only
one Of the runs of him being earned.
Cleveland played the game under pro-
test after the first inning when Umpire
Hidehrand permitted Baker to score
and P.pp take third on throw by Gra-
ney into the New York dugout. Tho
score:
Cleveland 20 0 o o 2 0 0 1 l. 4-12-5
New York IS 90 0 / 0 2 3 x-11-1-3
Myers. Faeth. Klepfer and O'Ne.ll.
Taoma5: Mays and Ruel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
Skowhegan Football Card
Has Eight Games, Plays
Cony on September ~

Skowhegan. Me-, Aug. e.-Manager
Cecil Briggs Of the skowhesan high
school football team announced yestss.
day the schedule for the fall season.
Six games have already been arranged
with two dates still open. The season
will begin September q and viii close
November Is. The two open dates are
November !. and Is and Manager Briggs
hopes to hear from the managers Of
some strong teams regarding games Tor
thess dates. The prospects for sue
cessfui season this year are good. m
six letter men will return to school IN
addition to number Of men. who have
in the past been on the football squad.
The letter men who viii return are:
Capt. Leroy Marlborough, Manager
Cecil Briggs. Marlin Jacobs, ray stood.
ley. Fred Chase. BENJAMIN Lewis. 10
coach has ye: been secured ana en e.
fort Is now being made to obtain ne
services Of some good coach. The SEIZED.
ule rs announced: Sept a, Cony high
at Augusta: Oct. L. Maipe Central In.
stitute at skowhesan: Oct. Il. Cony high
at Skowhegan: Oct 10, Maine Central
Institute at Pittsfield: Oct 3. Farming
ton high at skowhesan: Nov. I, open:
Nov. 9. Pennington high ct Farming.
ton; Nov. Is. open.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
REDS TRIM PILLS.
in 18TH FRAME

Cincinnati. o., Aug. 10-Cincinnati
won a well-played 13.inning game
from Philadelphia before $4,000
people today when Meadows made a
wild pitch with runner on second.
allowing the winning run to score.
me score was 3 to 2. Both Ring and
Meadows had one bad inning, but
otherwise pitched wonderful ball.
The Cincinnati team scored two runs
IN the fourth on a pass to Groh. a
double by Rousch. Kopf's sacrifice fay
and Magee's single.
The Phillies tied in the fifth ON
Callahan's triple. Tragessor's double,
q sacrifice by Meadows, a walk to
Bancroft, and double steal.
In the last half of the thirteenth,
with one out, Daubert hit safely to
left and went to second when Gala
an fumbled the ball. With Groh at
Bat. Meadows made a very wild pitch
which hit the ground in front Of the
plate and bounded into the crowd,
allowing Daubert to score from Sec
ond base under the ground rules In
force. The home club made I'VE
double plays, several at critical times.
Koprs work at short ana the defens-
i've play Of Paulette were LEADING
features. Score:
Phila 0 0 0o2ooo0 %; 10; 1
Cinti o 0 o 2 o o o o o 0 0 0 ID; 6: 0
Meadows and Tragessor; Ring, and
Wingo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
Homer by Nelson
Gives Fast Game
10 Lisbon Falls

Brunswick. Aug. s-A home run
oy Nelson in the seventh gave Lis
Don the game in the opening contest
OF three game series between Lis
bon and The Cabots. Today's game
was played on the delta in the pres.
ence OF the largest crowd to attend a
base ball game In Brunswick this
season. Woodcock. formerly of
Haverhill was on the wound for Lis
bon and held the local team to two
singles. B. Charron, who pitched
for the Cabots was touched for seven
hits but he kept them well scattered.
Nelson's home run was the only tally
OF the game. The two teams went
the nine innings with only one error,
that being scored against Nelson the
visiting second baseman. Girard and
Priest played sensational fielding
games for their respective teams.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
EDWARDS EASILY TRIMS
LEWISTON VOLUNTEERS, 14.1

1t was soft picking for the Ed
wards team Saturday on Williams
field when they romped away to a
IA to / win over the volunteers Of
Lewiston. Clutter" Harvey was on
the mound for the Cotton Mill boys
and gave a clever exhibition of mix
ing 'em up. In five innings only nine
men faced him and with the excep-
ton Of the first. when they scored
their only tally, one hit and two err
rors, there was nothing doing in the
run line for the Spindle City lads.
Beaudin backed up Harvey's efforts
in grand style and his CHEEKY coach
ing was pleasing feature.
Every man but one on the Ed
wards register got one or more hits.
Cy Thyng and Giroux each garnered
three hits and Beaudin hit the pill
on two separate occasions. each for
two sacks. Giroux made a fine run
ming catch off Carrigan in the sew
enth. Right Gardener Wade was
the only visiting player who did not
more one or more miscues, a total
of IA. ranging individually from five
down being made by the Volunteers.
Tho score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

From the appearance Of market
baskets just out of market, one
might infer that grape fruit was the
staff Of life. 1t seems to have pushed
aside the potato and onion and
reached the heights Of real food.
1t 10 all right. 1t il healthy and hap
Ply, but 1t 10 not conducive to muscu-
Lar glory. There 10 not much bone
or hber In It. It won't carry . man
up big hill or help him lift q great
stone. But there are other things to
do besides these duties. There 10 the
spirit to take care Of. The acid Of
this fruit e . concentration Of morn
ing light that bears a charm. which
makes one feel that nature IL on his
side. II simply cuts the cobweba
from the system to give more room
for poetry and song. Il il good
ding for man to buy grape fruit
It 10 . sign that he IL above the pig
for pigs WONT eat 1t. It 10 reserved
for animals With souls, like our wife
who would eat them, every meal
while We refuse them at all meals
ergo-pass the doughnuts.-Colun-
bus CO.. State Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
National Tennis Doubles
at L0ngwO0d Today

Newton, Mass. Aug. 10.-The Ma
tional Lawn Tennis doubles cham
pionship tournament will begin to-
morrow on the Chestnut Hills courts
of the Longwood Cricket Club. Ten
teams, eight of them winners Of Sec
tional title meetings, will compete.
The other two comprise the Austria
liam players. Gerald Patterson being
paired with Norman e. Brookes and
r. v. Thomas with Randolph Ly-
cett.
All matches will be played in the
afternoon. Two are scheduled for
tomorrow. Maurice e. Mclaughlin
and T. c. Bundy, winners Of the Pa.
cific coast sections, will meet w. E.
Davis and H. Van Dyke Johns. who
won the western title. r. Norris
Williams II and Watson M. Wash
burn, New England champions. will
face Ichiya Kumagae and Harold A..
Throckmorton, who annexed this
years middle states title. The semi
finals will be reached on Thursday,
and there will be no play on Friday.
in order that the players may rest for
the final match on Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
Ball of Browns
Says Rupert Is


New York. Aug. 9-P. D. Ball, pres
fdent of the st. Louis Americans, to-
Fay notified President Rupert c. the
New York Americans, that ne will
ret accept his invitation to attend
meeting here next Monday. to con-
s.der the Carl Mays case. Pitcher
Ways was suspended by President
Johnson. but an injunction obtained
by the Yankee club ofYiciais has on
|abled the club to use him in the field.
Terming New York's stand in the
matter as bad craftsmanship" Mr..
Fall declared. your business sa-
sacity and acumen In the Mays mat
ter does not appeal to u.s."
President Rupert replied that his
refusal was not unacceptable in
View of your gratuitous insult in re-
sronse to a polite invitation"
The Cleveland. Washington, and De-
troit clubs have not yet answered the
invitation. Boston and Chicago have
accepted and Philadelphia ami st.
Louis have declined.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
HOMER WINS FOR
CUBS OVER GIANTS

chicago, Aug. 10.-Dave Robinson,s
nome run drive which cleared the
renee IN right field and sent Herzor
who had walked, across the nlate
anead OF him enabled Chicago to
maka a clean sweep Of the series
oy winning today's game 2 to O. II
was tne fourth time this season that
1iahts mad been shut out. and the
second time by right hand pitcher.
henorix. accomplishing the trick first
IN the opening game of the series
Ioday's game was a pitchers battle
oetween Alexander and Benton, each
allowing four hits. Score:
new York 20 o o 0 0 0 o 0-0.4-0
chicago ....2 0 o o OO0-2.l. a
Benton. Dubuc aud Snyder; Alex-
ander and Killifer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
Will Hold On To Ty Cobb

President Navin Of the Detroit club
was quoted as saying recently that
he wouldn't sell the release OF Tyrus
Raymond Cobb for 100000 in cold
cash. Navin figures that Cobb Is the
best drawing card in the big leagues
and the attendance figures recorded
at the Tigers games at home and
abroad would seem to indicate that
Navin Is correct. Cobb is receiving
a salary Of $02, 600 and is said to have
signed last spring for three years. In
1914 Cobb held out for five-years
contract calling for the above salary
and got it. He Is the highest salaried
player in the game and baseball men
say that he is worth every dollar that
he receives. Eddie Collins is playing
$4,000 contract and SO Is Speaker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
TUOHEY-BRADY FIGHT AT
PORTLAND ON LABOR DAY

Portland. Aug. s-The local boxing
season will reopen on Labor Day at
the Pine Tree Athletic club when
Tommy Tuohey Of Paterson, N. j.,
and Ralph Brady Of Syracuse, N. Y.
will meet in the main mill Of two
six round bouts. This announcement
will be hailed with wild enthusiasm
by Portland boxing fans, for when
this pair Of slashing lightweights
fought at the Exposition building last
Spring, 1t was declared the fastest
fight ever staged in the State of
Maine.
The club intended to stage a bat
tie at Bayside Park on Saturday
next, but matchmaker DeRice re-
ceived word from Jack Norman,
manager Of Tuohey, that his prote-
&c would be unable to fight on that
day. DeRice had set. his heart on
this greatest Of all cards for the OPP
ening engagement SO he set the date
ahead, rather than put in another
attraction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
ML-TNlLIeHT AND TOeus
TEAM TO Play SERIES.

Augusta baseball fans will be In
terested to learn that a series q
baseball games has been ARRANGED
between the An-Twilight team and
Togus A. A. baseball team, The
nrst game win be played on Wednes.
oay afternoon Of this week at
o'clock on the Ruel williams field
A second game will be played IN
Tosus on Saturday afternoon, Aug.
ust %.
II there is tie in games played
aiter the first two game have been
played there will be a third game
played in Augusta.
a strong team IL being picked from
tne nve teams now in the Twilisht
league The lineup Of this team
WIN De announced later In the Jour-
MAJ. Every player on the team will
De a twilight player including the
pitcher. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
BAN JOHNSON GETS
COURT NOTICE ON MAYS

New York, Aug. 10.-Ban johnson.
president Of the American League, was
served upon his arrival here today from
ehicago with an Injunction preventing
aim from interfering with the New
iork American club using Pitcher Carl
Mays whom he had suspended. john
son said he woulc be present at the
Mays hearing Tuesday before Justice
ROBERT L. Luce Of the New York SUI
preme court. but would not attend the
meeting tomorrow called by the New
York Americans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
Braces Make 1t Three in a ROW From Cardinals
Unlucky 9Th Inning Heape Of HurIer Meadows
CHISOX WIN
IN PITCHERS DUEL

Washington. Aug. 10.-Cicotte and
Shaw engaged in pitchers duel today
which Chicago won to in the 18th
inning. when Weaver got an infieid hit.
advanced on Jackson's out and scored
on. Fosters wild throw Of Felsch's
grounder.
The game abounded in thrilling plays.
A catch In short left field by Shanks
OF ny from Cicotte's bat in the sixth
inning to start q double play was. the
feature. Three runners were thrown
out on close plays at the plate. The
score: -,
Chicago ....o0o0ooo0 01-1-6-1
Washington 30 00O00o0000 1921
Cicotte and schalk: Shaw and Char
rity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

A dispensary ofiicial had returned
from a months holiday and called to
see an Irish patient who was giner.
ally al cross as two sticks" After q
few preliminary remarks the patient
congratulated the doctor on his i'm
proved appearance. Faith. docthor
the holiday hes done yes good-yer
as brown as . berry an a. loight ov
fut as ragman!" ~ can return the
compliment, Mick; you seem to be
greatly improved" said the doctor
"Och. sorr," replied Mick, "orve
mendid iviry hour since the mint yes
whit away"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

Runs made by: McMenry, Emblc-
ton. Beals. Chun ., Willard 2. Nc
Carthy. Talcott. Gibson. Errors
made by: Messenger. Chun, McCa--
thy. Embleton 2. Allen. Two base
hits, Richardson. Three base hits,
Willard. McHenry. First base on
balls of Humes l. Struck out by
Humes 9; by Johnson Z. Left en-
bases, TT. Mckinley 4: Lunn &
Sweet 6. Hit by pitcher, by Hures
(Willard). Time, Las. Umpire,
Fogg. Attendance, 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
SPORTING NOTES

It is said there is an agreement among
the smaller colleges Of New England
whereby there will be no early football
practice before the opening of college
this fall. 1t ID reported that this agree
ment was reached at faculty confer
ence in Boston on May q and that all
the Maine colleges are included. 1t has
been rumored, however. that some of
the colleges would have early practice
but no formal call has yet been issued.
BY this agreement each college starts
the season on an equal footing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

A girl who selected two earrings
from different sets yesterday morn
ing when dressing hurriedly, was
suspected Of introducing a new fad.
She was unconscious Of the attention
she attracted and did not realize
that heads Of her neighbors in
church were turned and twisted to
get CLOSE up" of her jewels until
she reached home. A glance in her
mirror told her that she was the OBJ
3ect Of interest in her pew, for a
huge pearl blossomed in one ear and
a brilliant blue pendant hung from
the lobe Of the other.--Worcester
Evening Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

The old national pike, that magni.
f1cent road that used to run from
Maryland to Illonois. witnessed some
sharp brushes Of fast driving and
many an adventure of travel. The
New York Tribune tells one story
about Henry Clay. who was some.
times called the Father OF the Turn.
pike" He was travelling along the
pike in q coach. when the horses ran
and spilled him out headlong into thu
miry road. "No harm DONE" he said
when the driver rushed to pick him
up. only q poor mixture Of Penn
sylvania sand with Kentucky clay!"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

Alexandria. founded by the world
conqueror. Alexander the Great. is
an Egyptian city that Is eager to
lose its connection with the faraway
past and become completely mod
ernized. Fate has favored this am
bition, for the wonders that Cleo
patra knew have been eaten by IRE
or swept away by the sea. Aiexan-
dria Is q city Of trade and fashion.
dominated by prosperous Europeans
too deeply absorbed in the stock ex-
change to be even vaguely interested
in the romantic side of their city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
CADORE HIT HARD
PIRATES WIN. ga

brooklyn. N. Y, Aug. 1o-pitts.
0ursp oatted Galore hard today and
oeae Brooklyn to 3. Adams nitchsa
effectively all the way and received
iauitiess support. Carey's batting
end base running featured Rroot,vn
Eas purchased the release of Pitcher
La!ayette Henion Of the Moose Jaw
cruz OF the Western Canadian
League. Score:
Pittsoursh 002 100l o-5: IL: O
orookiyn 0O0O01-a. a. ,
Adams and Blackwell; Galore. Nit.
chell and M. Wheat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

according to q. report by the New
england Division. American Red
sAAors. More than 100000 women
:, "s'.xlns for the Red Cross produced
'se1i'7sS articles during their %
s.vntas war work, the estimated
20 sue Of the articles being $s.72o. 49,.
~ The articles made by these New
susiand women included surgical
~ssslnss, hospital garments, refugee
suments and things tor soldiers and
. aofs' More than $4,000 women
ssased IN this work. The fine show
~ made by New England can be
saaerstood In comparison with wo-
T sa 8 Red Cross work in the entire
. .. There we're 5000, 900 volun-
W. women workers for the Red
s s. They produced ss4, sss, 1856 ar
A''es worth $S1,44s,ss In Is months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

The French were not able to per.
inanently establish q republic until
they had tried three times to do %.
The anarchy Of the French revolution
produced Napoleon Bonaparte. a.
flrst consul. and then a. emperor.
The revolution Of 1s4s resulted In
Napoleon III 80 hereditary emperor
OF the French by an almost unanis
nous vote in November. 1859. The
third republic was result Of the
Franco Prussian war ana the king o.
Prussia was proclaimed emperor Of
the Germans. September 4. 1870 and
his coronation took place at YER
.ailles January -. 1871. The third
French republic was saved from de-
.truction by the ability and activity
OF Louis Adolphs Thisrs. Lake o.
vour ne carried his country safsiy
through great crisis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
INSai. aTANoiNo
PITTSFIELD WON
DECIDING GAME
FROM B. A. ROVERS

4 pittsaeld, Me-. Aug. s.-Pittsield A.
won from B. & A. Rovers Of Milo
to 3 today at Dover in champion.
hip game played on . neutral ground
rhe feature of the game was the pitch.
ng of Brisk, who allowed only three
Its. The 7Bcore:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

A dictaphone with q megraphone
and a loud-speaking arnpliher in The
receiver Is shown In Popular Me-
chanics Magasine. with the receiv'
er fastened to the baby's crib in the
nursery upstairs. and the megra.
phone placed in the parlor below
the arrangement works to satisfac.
ton. Mother may 80 about hel
housework. while baby will sleer
soundly. undistrubed by the noise Of
the living room. but II he should
waken. his cries will be instantly
heard downstairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
ST. LOUIS.

stated for Miller in 9Th.
batted for May in sth.
boston 80 0 8 0 0 . 20 o-s
It. Louis 10 % 0 0ol o-1
Two-base hits-Thorpe. Three
easo htts-Mann, Maranyille. stolen
oases-Rawlings. Sacrifice hit
neatins. Double play-McHenry and
Ciemons; Heating and Holke. T,eft
on bases-Boston 4; st. Loui. =
1 Is;.s on oalis-off Heating 1: May 3.
.s-on May 7 in 8 innings. Struck
out-oy Heating 8; May 2; sherdeIl
.. Losing pitcbsr--MayS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
1t is commonly believed that 90 (.

1t Is commonly believed that 90 far
as Great Britain is concerned. the
lace. industry was introduced by the
Flemings into Bedfordshire In the
FIRST quarter Of the seventeenth cen
fury; but this was handmade pro-
cess. and lace making continued a
hand industry until almost the very
end Of the eighteenth century. The
manufacture Of lace by mechanical
means 10, therefore. very modern in
time, dating from the closing years
of the eighteenth century or the be-
ginning OF the nineteenth century.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

The old saw about a fair exchange
got a new light the other day when
Mayor Peters Of Boston and Mayor
woodman Of Bangor. meeting at the
shipyards of the Boston & Penob-
scot Co. in South, Orrington, ex-
changed telephone numbers. Mine
is easy to remember" said Bangor's
chief executive, giving his business
ONCE number. "for It is just l." And
mine will be easy for you to remem-
ber." returned Boston's highest
official, for it In / too"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

Earned runs, Edwards 1. Two base
hits, Beaudoin 2. Stolen bases, Wood.
Messenger, Brown. McGouldrick.
Wedge. Struck out by Harvey Is,
by Menneally 2, Wrenn 2. Double
plays, Cook to Carrigan. Hit by
pitched ball, Wedge 2. Passed ball,
Carrigan. Base on balls, Menneally
9, wrenn 2. Harvey 0. Sacrifice hits,
Brown, McGouldrick, Wedge, Yves
seinger. Umpire. O'Brien. Time,
210. Attendance, $50.
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noxina Notes

Benny valgar. the French Flash, and
Charley Parker, lightweights, will fur
nish the main bout Tuesday evening at
the Boston A. A. Joe Gibbs and Young
Quill will give the ssmi-final and the
prelims will be between Bert Jones Of
Revere and Tootsie O'Toole of South
Boston for eight rounds and Young
Leonard of Roxbury and Frank Tilla
OF East Boston to open for six rounds,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11
B. g. A. RovERs.
Pittsf1eli A. Al 0 0 / / o 0 / c-i
b. & A. Rovers. % 0 0 o o 0 o 2-S

Runs made by Reilly. Lampher. Will
BON 2. Houeh. Cron'n, Johngon. Errors
Garter. WilliamE. Cronin. Two-base
hts-Mrx.m. Re lily. Home run-Cron.n.
fHts-off Brisk ;. off Fowles 6. Sacri-
Fce hit-Willie ms. Stolen bases-Youns.
pLampher 2. Carter 2. Wilson 3. Reilly.
lCronin. Johnson. Double plays-Grover
10 W lson. Williams to Wilson to Lam
bher. Brisk to Williams. First base on
fal.s-Of Fowles s. Hit by pitcher
Grover by Fowles. Struck out-By
Fowles 6, by Brisk 6. Wild pitches
Brisk i Fowles 2. Time, 30. Umpires,
Emerson and Curran.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-11

Run made by Nelson. Error made
by Nelson. Two-base hits, Dick.
Home run. Nelson. Base on balls, by
B. Charron /. Struck out by Wood
cock 8, by B. Charron S. Sacrifice
hit, Girard. Left on bases, Lisbon Z,
Cabots 3. Hit by pitched ball. by B.
Charron, Jordan. Time hour, 30
minutes. Umpire, Sedgley.