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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

Mrs j. H. O'Reiily. Frank and
Katherine. left on Saturday for Phoe-
nix, ArlE., whore they will make their
home In the future. Mrs. O'Reilly
disposed of her household goods be-
fore h left. Frank O'Reilly In In
the Insurance business In Phoenix.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08
PERSONAL

/ Mrs. Joseph Wilson who IL con-
valescing from typhoid, IL much I'm
proved. and Miss Sydney Wilson Is
now sitting up. Mrs. Wilson has re-
ceived word tina, her daughter, Mrs.
John W. Muntz OF Rotterdam. has
arrived in New York and may come
out here TO visit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

Miss seaburg OF tho National Y. w.
G. A. board at New York. is expected
to arrive here Sunday morning. She
VIII be accompanied by Miss Rosen-
berger, her assistant. and will confer
with the local v. W. G. A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

Mrs. Frank Pru, who has been
spending the past six weeks In Los
Angeles, Is expected to return to New
Mexico In the early part OF December,
when her ranch home will be finished.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

Miss Frances Boutwell, Of Dallas.
field secretary for the Y. w. arrived
today. b will assist In the organlsa-
ton OF the welfare work, which Ia
being undertaken and the reports
gathered together viii be considered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

On Thursday the Girls Reserve met
and outlined their work for the
winter. The program will be given
next week. The first meeting OF tho
month will be given owe TO business:
the second Of this month will see tho
Initiation OF new members, and tho
third Will be a purely social affair
with games and Indoor sports.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

On Tuesday evening the c. U. +.
club held their usual supper at 7
o'clock. The usual good time with
games n music was enjoyed. and Il
was decided that first aid. or emerr-
lessons would be taken up az
part OF their winters program.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

Mrs. Frank BiNby motored up 10
bishops Lodge On Monday and spent
the night. returning here the noNt
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-08

Miss Shirley Warren and Mr.. Hugh
Calkins left last night for Silver cry
o. attend the wedding Of Miss Lucy
Mormon Of Louisville. Ky. and OF
silver city, who is u friend uf theirs.
Miss Mormon is well know as the
heiress OF one OF the largest estates
OF both her native and nef I1opted
state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
pH|LLIES AND ROBINS
in 20 INNING BATTLE

Philadelphia. Pa. April 3o-Phlladei-
shla ana Brooklyn aattlei % innings
70 nIne-run lie score n the final game
u hear present series here today. TIE
game vas called because Of darkness.
1t vas one Of the most sensational.
baseball contests ever played on the
local National League field. Both Joe
oescager ana Burie,gh Crimes Ter
ormed n he BOX throughout the four
hours required 10 play the game.
Brooklyn led = 10 until The eighth.
wien he phIllies scored Two runs An
----or By Pearce enabled Hickman. Who
ran for kreuge-. % score he tIe:ns rIH
the ninth IN the 14th inning each
team :i!led the bases with two out. Dut
Myers FOR Brooklyn grounded 70 Pearca
mi Baird was str,ke-out victim.
II vas i sensational home run by NJ
e,s the 9Th with o Bren and Griffith,
Who mad singled. on the bases that gave
Brooklyn three runs and what appeared
20 De a v.ctory. Myers mt was ore,
Whit,ed's head. Whitfield vas playing
n Tnldfeld at the time and was unable
70 ove--ake the ball. which bounded
INTO the b.eachers N left center field.
Griffth's rnuT Of Williams dy in The
iocais half o; the 18th started their
-ally. Bancroft, forced williams, out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
LOCAL SPORTING NOTES

The baseball game Wednesday
afternoon between con, and Lisbon
Falls Ugh al times seemed 70 be i
contest q see which man On the Cooy
team could make the most errors.
Capt. Soule " Cony pitched i good
game considering The discouraging
support he received. striking OUT L.
men. almost three times as many as
the -wo Lisbon Fails tT-!riers CON-
0lIed. Cony hit we'll but costly err
-ors lost them tie game. They are
also due % be further weakened by
he Joss OF two men. Tabor and Red
men who are 10 leave school and 90
10 York tor the State On white pine
blister work.
Tabor .lorle run over right field
fence Yesterday was DANDY. This
S t.e 1irst IlIne Tor two or three years
the pill has been slammed over the
fence n any game on The field
Francis Hill at The initial sack
played his Usual steady game.
Speaking about big scores il mus:
nave made the scorers WEAR keep
ing tally n the Williams grammar
Lincoln grammar baseball game yes
terday, Williams walloping Lincoln
by a score Of 4 20 4.
We have yer 10 near anything def
mite regarding trolley league.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01

ceived no reply Unless this reply
comes irnmedjatelv there Is apt TO be
no Bowdoin-T3lby contest n the SER
les -his coming TAIL. Colby students
are behind -helr management 10 i
nan.-ExQ-ess
Benny Leonard pays Willie Richie
a tine t-.hnce when he saws that VIII
lie gave lin! ore of the earnest ex-
ilibltions e .rec ;ack!ed N his New
ark battle. hit Willie nara enough
70 sink snip" r!airns Benny. But
Willie always anne back. and I was
only when .2e could take no more
that he had to collapse. Amy
n Boston Post.
Lew Tender Of this city. easily de-
fea'ed Jimmy Duffy Of New York. n
a SIX round bouc at Philadelphia
Tuesday nignt. Tender mad TIE bet
ter of every round.
All the athletic trainers returning
from the Penn relays are -aving over
the performance Of lie Grendre. the
Georgetown athlete who ran away
with ne Pentatillon championship
down n Quaker'ille this YEAR They
say ne has not reached his limit BY l.
Ions slot ana he is going % make
one Of the most versatile athletes
ever known 10 the college ranks be-
Tore he gets through. Jackie Magee.
down At Bowdoin. called the turn Of
On TINS bird a season ago when he
vas at Hebron Academy. Now this
former schooiboy champ" has start
"a ana ne $ yet 20 be heard from
Doc. Amy in Boston Post.
The announcement Of the fifteenth
renewal OF the Empire State BIO 0oD
purse for 2.12 trorters AZ The Grand
circuit meeting which will be held
1T syracuse. Sept. 5 20 -. IN con-
1ect!on with the New York State Fair
recalls the splendid contests which
nave been seen n this event since
". J. Andrews won the first one with
LthefS Pride IN 1905 In that race
Gers finished second with Tu-se,..
while he also Won II With Higloali
II 1897 and st. Frisco in 1916. when
ne defeated Mabel Trask n 2:O:s, the
record for the race. Murphy has
been more fortunate in the Empire
state Purse than any other driver
as he won it with Charley Mitchell.
Peter Scott and ROYAL Mac. while
last year ne finished second 10 Prince
Loree with Ante Guy. OF the other
winners. race goe-s will recall Allie
jay. Spanish Queen. the handsome
little trotter Penlsa Maid. and Billy
Burke, which J. Howard Ford after
wards sold TO expor, to Russia Baden
included this race IN his list Of VIC
tories in 1912 and he was followed by
Lord Dewey and Margaret Dr,Iien.
The Empire State Purse at Syracuse
and the Charter Oak Purse at Hart
ford are the only $4,000 events for
aged horses announced in 1919. Both
of them will bring out the best horses
in training and also result in two
Of the best races Of the year. This
race Is but one Of the seven early
closing events on the syracuse pro-
gram. the others being a 2:06 trot
for $4,000. a $40 pace for $4,000. a
:: 0S pace for $4,000. as we'll as
s:1S trot and two and three year
old race to each Of which $3.50 is add
ed. Arrangements have also been
made to trot the Matron Stake at
Syracuse this year. It's value is esti-
mated at $500. --.-----
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
BOWDON WINS
EASILY FROM
FORT PREBLE. Ito

Brunswick. Ne. April s0.-In a
listless game on Whittier field this
afternoon Bowdoin overwhelmed
Fort Preble Il to 0. The Portland
nine was held to three hits and on
" four men reached first of whom
none made second. For. PrebIes ten
errors were largely responsible for
Bowdoin's easy victor. Smith made
several good catches in left field
for Fort Preble. while Cook and
Finn played good game for Bow
Qoin. Casper ana Donnell batteti we'll
for Rowdoln ana Barker for the SOL
der outfit. The college team used
three pitchers Of who Mason was
the hardest to hit.
Score by innings:
Bowdoin .....5. 0 0 0 5 x-i1-l3-i
Fort Prebie % Q 0 D 0 . 90 o O. $40
BatteFies-Flynn. Smethurst. Ma
son and F. Hall; EmbIe,on anu Bar
ker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
NEW BALL FIELDS
FOR PORTLAND

Portland. April co-rhe City Of
Portland IS to have two more fine
base ball fields and possibly a third.
as at the meeting Of the Recreation
commission yesterday afternoon, il
was voted TO lease property which
they had Investigated and approved
Chapman schools.
The property opposite the Allen
school consists OF about two acres
and IS situated on the Clifford
Leighton land fronting on Washing
ton avenue. This field IS the only
one in that vicinity that IS in any
way suitable for the purpose re-
CURED. There IS brook running in
front Of the location and the commits
sion IS TO build a small wooden
bridge. ten feet wide. IN order that
children will ave no difficulty in
reaching the new recreation field and
also that the recreation commission
teams NAY have no trouble in doing
their work
The properly % ba leased b,- the
commission near the chapman school
IS on Brighton a.cnue at Mason
Corner and IS known as the Chap
man field. This land affords NOS,
excellent opportunity for a baseball
HELD. and such a place IS very much
needed in that locality az the streets
n that vicinity are more or less con-
gested by automobiles. the street car
and other traffic coming and gong
between the two cities Of Portland
and Wesrbrook. Many Of the fields
n that vicinity are forbidden 20 chill.
dren as the owners use the land for
hay
The commission IS now Iook;n.
over land on Stevens avenue N the
vicinity Of the Leland school. where
ii IS expected another baseball field
will be made ready for the comm:
season.-Por1Iand Express.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
Camden High Record

Camden. Me-, April 3o-The High
School basket bail team won The
championship of Knox county and
sighed for more worlds TO conquer
but was unable 20 arrange a more
extended schedule. The only game
il lost was with Maine Central In
stitute. it's first contest and before It
had fairly so going The players
credit Harold Hanscom. the coach.
with having so successfully develop
ed the team.
Capt. McCohb was the seasons
star. caging Sc goals from the floor
an dseven from fouls. Richards and
Chandler Gagged 90 ana IS floor goals
respectively. The average weight OF
the team was 1863 81 pounds. It
scored POI points against IL by the
opposing teams. The record:
Camden II. Maine Central Insti-
tute 20; Camden 80. Thomaston Lo-
calls 9: Camden Sc. Tliomaston Lo-
calls I6: Camden IS. Rockland Il. s.
IS: Camden Sc. Rockiand n. 8. IS:
Camden 30. Rockport II. S. IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01

Luderus and Whitfield singled and after
Baird tapped to Grimes Meusei batted
FOR Pearce and walked. Cravath, pinch
hitter for Cady, banged the ball against
The right field fence FOR two bases. but
Meusel was -un down at third as he
hesitated there.
The tielding feature was the spectac-
u!ar running catches u Myers. Half q
dozen times he dashed over TO left or
right center and now and then sprnted
back 20 deep center 70 take drive
which spelled 4 prolongation of the
game
Although Callahan doubled II the 10Th
inning he was left on third base. a.
Bancroft was called out on strikes The
score:
Brooklyn
oeSa06 ooI 900 10000 0-s-c :
Phi ladeiphla
100000 ,c"0500 o-a-i5-;
Grimes and krueger. NJ Whea,
Oeschger ana Cady, Adams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01

Jack Leonard has completed the
card for the tourney Of the MARI
ooro Driving Club Of Marlboro on
Friday night. Chick West Of Holyoke
ana frankie Mack of Beachmont
both Of whom have posted forfeits
Tor appearance. win meet in the L.
round Anal. The other bouts will be
an follows: Young Dundee. Milford.
VI. Kid Wolgast. Maiden. six rounds:
Young 1lxxotti. Marlboro. ". Young
Leonard. Chelsea. eight rounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01

-Batted for q. Sm'Jh n TN
Ran for Mccarthy :. urn.
s'*-Batted Tor T-eg-esS"r IN 9th
New York .......0 . . . o : z -
Boston .. ....J 2 . . " a = ~,
Two-case hit-Zinmermar Three
base hlts-Dovle :. Stolen bases
Burns. Powell ;. HerZog. Sacrifice
flIt-HerZog, Sacrifice iy-zimlner-
man. Thorpe. Double Dlays-Sick;nS
20 DOYLE 20 Chase: Sticking 70 Nc
Carly 20 Zimmerman. Left On bases
New York :: Boston =. First base
On er-ors-Boston = New York :.
Base on balls-off 9. Smith I. Jones
:. Nehf 3. Eor-hup :. Eits-of Nehf $
n innings: of Norrhup n in
cinEs: off .. Smith n Sax in
nings: off Jones > n =: of Causev
n :. struck out-ov Jones :: Nehf
.; Nor-hrllp l. Wild pl;ches-Jones.
assPed ball-McCarry. Winning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
Williams Swamps Lincoln
Team in Grammar Leapue

The Williams Grammar school
team swamped the Lincoins Wednes-
day IN a regular league game on
the Williams field. The final score
was II 20 "a. Ellis and Mar was
the battery for Williams and Tur-
oer. Medinl and Ellis for Lincoln.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
Yankees Win
From Mackmen 5-3
And Take Series

New York. April 2o--The New
York Americans made i TWO out Of
three from Philadelphia here today.
winning the last game Of the series
by a score Of ) 20 ,. The locals drove
both Watson and Anderson out of
he box by hard hitting.
ThornahIen. New York opening
pitcher. went Wild IN he sixth IN
ming ard filed the bases with Sue
cessive bases on balls. Shawkev,
Who relieved him. with one out. re-
tired the sidee on double Play. The
score:
Philadelphia % o o 10 O. $50
New York 80 l o 0 0 o x-5-ie-.
Watson. Anderson. Geary and Per
Lins: Thormahlen. SAawkey and
Ruei
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01

Jack MaSee of Bowdoin College
says that in his opinion either Bates
Bowdoin. Colby or Maine will win
this years track meet. Jack IS
communicative individual when il
comes TO giving out inside dope on
his track teams prospects Magee
coached at Powder Point. where he
shone so brightly that Bowdoin
caught the -!eam and signed hlm up
Now Maine IS after him. Magee can
hold his own IN 4 sack race, anu
is also said 20 nave The key TO the
Pen and Pencil Club on Dock Square.
Boston. No further recommendation
IS needed. Watch Magee and his
charges N their first test Of the sea
Son-a dual with New Hampshire
state College ana then watch them
90 after the State tit.e-Lewiston
sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
SPORTING NOTES

u UT itVU VUtcO
George Robinson IS getting plenty
Of boxing these days. on Monday
night he worked Up at Portland, Ne
Tuesday night ne met Eagan n The
main bout at the Ar,rorT 4. 4. anu
on Friday night he VIII tace Joe Riv-
ers OF Gloucester IN The 1.-round
main bout IT the Y. S. q. Lewiston
Me-Doc. Amy n Boston Post.
Members of the B. \. A. Who
served n the war will De given 4
typical 3. a. 4. reception at the
clubhouse tomorrow night. The fun
VIII begin at :. The Official recep-
ton VIII AXE place N the large gym
-lasium At 2. Al Il q buffet lunch
will be served. Many prominent
guests viii be present.
N addition 20 the bout n which
Jonnry Wilson viii -gure. the Fen
way A. &. mas arranged these con-
tests for next Monday night: Mag
lorIc I-abelle Us. Johnny Morris Of
the 18th I'd. eight rounds: George
AIger -. Terry Brooks. 20 rounds:
Johnny Buckley vs.. Howard McRea-
:. . rounds.
%es- Monday night the Rockin--
ham 4 & Of Portsmouth. Y. H. Will
rim off The tourney oostnorei from
TWO weeks ago. The card will be as
follows: Jack Madden. Salem. vs..
Young Leonard. Chelsea six rounds;
Aid Wolfe. Nashua. y. H. VS.. Young
Reagan. Portsmouth navy ward. eight
rounds. Mike kerrs. Detroit. IS. k;d
Lee. C-he,se. - rounds.
The \. :. G.. NJ Lewiston. Ne.
would make 70 .rls-a.ze I ! we're B
o7;- on vollr. lack Johnson -. Bat
ling Nc,;-ravr,- The p..r : cana
b,a of hurting IN u rugged srav. u
vas shown here last week when hey
went - rounds TO a draw
Lewis n Boston Post.
Al The Armorv \. A. next Tuesday
night Clay Turner. the Indian. and
Harry Greb OF Pittsbu-g Will meet n
h main bout Of - rounus-
According to letter from Joe
Woman appearing N Lonoon
paper. Joe may VISIT Ensianu curing
me summer Win sam lars.olo' n
ForhF 3Ehh anu bai !AeH oHs W :,
LOW III sea- III u oou'e "oe -"@-4u
-1Ae ~ ii4a'O-'
17%aiia. ilo
l' % -, u 80. 80 !. -.
-. - 49,
a,,,. - .oL, Cora
-, - -ia,..5 10 C.;.,.s ..,,ar,.
,aads r,;+cba-s h,I, he rasn'+ = chance
- e,a- thar bor =, this limo Co1e Is
all -o- vaIa i,,s- now ar6 rravhe
i1a co1,id 0o- ne ,rd,Iced even later.
-Spor-snan in Boston Globe.
Ear-v Lorenson OF Newman. calf.
IS a shining example of rapid ieveI-
opmenr as a trapshoo,e-. Four years
ago he was 4 novice. and vet he holds
the record for the amateur high -un
Of 1918 with A score Of CAS-. the best
any amateur has done SINCE Jav era
han, complied Al in Isl0.-Sporrsrnan
in Boston Globe.
Rabbit" MarauvilIe shows the need
Of hard practice. ana plenty Of IT, He
could. also. lose several pounds n
weight and not have It affect his
work 1ufayorabIv. It viii take him
two or threa weeks % GET into con-
dition 20 play his best -ane.-Sporrs-
man n Boston Globe.
Bowdo.n and Colby are still at odds
over The foot bail date for the coming
fall which has now reached a stand
point where the two colleges may
break of foot ball relationships next
fall. To put if formally Colby re-
fuses TO play Bowdoin unless Bow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01

Evidently Ed. Lewis famous head
Iioid mas lost much OF It's deadliness
for n tie Zbvszko- Lewis bout in
Chicago Monday night The kentuck
ian got his celebrated head lock on
the Pole five times. out ZbysZko was
able 20 break the nold on each &C.
casion. No wrestler n ;he country
now appears more n line for battle
with Earl Caddock when he comes
Pole
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
INDIANS EARLY
LEAD TOOMUCH
FOR THE BROWNS

st. Louis. Mo, April 30.-Bunched
hits in the first and second innings
OF Weilman gave Cleveland q lead
which ST. Louis could not overcome
and Cleveland won today's game TO
=. Opposing Wellman was George
Cflie. who made his big league de-
but. Score:
Cleveland - 0 0 Q 0 o 0 o--II-I
ST. LOUIS 20 0 I 0 o-c-9-o
Chle CoUmDe and O'Neill: Well
man LowderInilk. Rooms. Leifeid and
SEVERED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
NV ENGLAND LEAGUE
II OPEN On MAYS

-.
* Lew.sron and i've
s"S'-' -Q -r-:,.Id cities are con-
- = no 1or a time
e''-.S-' .-soa. Ether that or
FL ,.s rs, .egun. For Lewiston
-s -..a 1a!i 5eg.nnins FRI
II. --o-dlns % decision
- -. - sc-edule meeting OF
- -..'. -,r-.-a1 league At Lowell,
ss;er1-i .-
~. .~csu~agenenr was receiv-
e. - a,,~v ne i he tiles which
L. institute re league.
-. -s-e-r : eerL out from Lew
- - .~co--agemect was recelV-
- -ver~ ne 81 The cities which
--j ao1st..u:e -Le league.
- --ra. nd Donnelly really
.,-e~ss ne e4gr7 can De made 4
...,ass VIII star. as advertised.
Ts - ing 5 -or Lewiston anu
.r,.-- - .ooa he cam over.
-v,-z NJ 5:..c.ai inspection or
80 ar ,,ere vi! pc one other
,-,-c j. before he tans pass
-lo--s5. : :-e laag,e, ana that is
-are a: - her cams.
!. re e--s -.e sa..stied that the
-s:--s I'll 1.- gal!. that there will
8 n ho-est st-uCs:e Tor The pen
~. mo hat =tToI ~ act being
s,s-ec i. iaen lewiston n the run
-,,s. (. I'LL he. e ID 10 them 10
str,o.. ne -eaC.
-.r~1stoa : rot readv Tor any such
'sas-e 5 tbs city was represented
:, :sw seasc1s ago. That IS to say,
-ewlst,a Is -c- % ne n the run
-.-c 7rCe- tor he sport to pay.
re majority 4 LEWISTON and Au-
.. ms re Il he hometown sort.
e, ,cs:-g teaU. 40 matter
rs Vii Be discovered by the mana
METER rs aa--as are playing for
: --a----a- sc-oo! - as 4 member
: Z organized CIRCUIT.
his 7arer vas -,ven 10 under
s.-1d. zen Q7--e!.y 1irst mention
r f-;--7.=ra- - respective mem
,sr. ;14t Dor-e..g 1ad the backing
md needed or >-ssu-ance Of sup
NJ )07-ei.r anne here and
~,s'1e- : 80, q COZ definite as
name IS 2-srcEF7.
-1e-a = 1arT vho think that 4
'ss,; = 'G7po-- Tor The team here.
= 7o-.1 I've allowed his hackers
. -,E re manager. AS 'ong as
S--s .:te-1hi % that detail 4
-'rr; rail % say thar a BET
~ L - re hest interest Of he
-1T-z.s1 .C7--and Who would take
ae = would ne hard 10 ind.
-: : 70 stranger n Lewiston.
= 80 ranger n baseball. ana
cz 20 1long smoothly ne $
,-t q pretty popular man
'e'ss;o,;--. - labor day Of his
~
= -o-al, 53Spa.ch describing -es-
'cl7 meeting. follows:
meeting I ne New England
>T-s2e era rs afternoon. The sea-
5,-sc--e 7-as adopted. subject
mo --e-1--e7.s 20 suit the diff
,-.ss. - -eason VIII begin
-''F. -i-y =. md VIII end IN La
-a7 2eE0-s II ancourag,ng
-''s-r rs-H -ecoived rom Lew
'-a--. -2v-ence. lowell
- -1--, - cites TO consri-
-7-Ie. -rnd Parent. the old
Nonstop. made his first
,,2'oe : representative Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
Yankees Release Three

New York. April N-The New York
American League team announced TO-
nigh. the release Of Catcher Earl Bald
win to San Francisco club OF the Pa
c!fc Coast League. and Of Pitcher Al
exander Ferguson and Oufaelder Frank
Kane 70 the Toledo club Of the Amer
can Association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
Chicago Cubs
Shut Out Cards 40

Chicago. April So.-Phll Douglas Jooa"
shut Oh: the st. Louis Nationals Wh,ie
ne chicago club made eight hits OIL
Meadows and won 20 0. Turner Bar
Der who replaced Leslie Mann N lett
sie.d. scored three of Chicago's runs
ma made -wo triples and 4 double n
four Zines al bat. The score:
& LOUIS ...o o . o-.4--
Chicago .......I . q o. x-i-y- =
Meadows. Taero ana snyder: Douglas
ana k.liiier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
Robins and Pl,ilLies Tie in 2O-inning Battle
Hooper's Bat Busy in Red Sox-Senator Game
GIANTS WIN over
BRAVES 5 TO 7 IN
10 INNING GAME

Boston. April CA three-oagger
by Doyle and Zimmerman sacrifice
.iy tied the score of today's game in
The ninth inning, ana III the lot! TWO
hits. TWO passes. ! sacrifice fly and
an error gave New York three runs
and the game. ; 20 =. \ previous tri-
pie by Doyle N the seventh inning
contributed 20 The scoring. Score:
NEW YORK.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
RED S0x TOP
SENATORS 6T01
AND TAKE SERIES

Washington. April 30.-Boston
made it three out of four in the
series with Washington by winning s
to l. Both Thompson and Shaw were
hit hard by the visitors while Cald-
we'll was effective at all stages. Hoop
er got double and three singles in
Ave times at bat. Score:
BOSTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01

It vas announced Monday by the
manager Of Edward Little baseball.
that the game scheduled with Bruins
wick for Wednesday afternoon At
Brunswick. has been postponed until
Ti,ursca~ afternoon. This action
was taken On account Of Bowtoan
p,ayinS IN E-ucswick On Wednesday.
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Wilhelnlina to
Arrive at Hub on 18th

Washington. April 3o-The transport
NiIheinina has changed IT'S course and
will arrive at Boston May 5 instead of
New York. The war department an
nounced today.