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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-24
[RD DEFENSE
 ks CENTRE SQUAD
It;nued From Page ]

Stinued From faee
 
 n field running. The broad Ed education of Harvard, Eenabled them to solve thls rly in the third period, fire never found the way to
 mass drive and concealed Fthat Harvard developed in season end form in the 1ession.
 " in Dressing Room.
 4 players had come on the Sr the teams customary 8n the dressing room with 7oran and President w. A. Eof the college. Defeat did \ failure of their prayer, one Eaid after the contest, as the 4saved. not to win, but Rembers may do their best. as less than five minutes v when Harvard scored its hdown. Owen twisted thru Ewith him in open running &defense of Centre, Churchill Iteration for an advance that ball from Harvard's 35-yard touchdown, Owen carrying Ever. Faxson, with a rec Ever having failed to com touchdown by goal, kicked of Harvard's four goals chdown. A minute or two lire, under the drive of TcMillan tore 70 yards down n a series of forward pass plunges, knifing runs and
 plays to a touchdown by Weaver kicked the goal, as
 his only subsequent op- me unexpectedly. The sec- d had barely opened when touchdown came. Stand s 32-yard line, McMillin re- ball from Centre, feinted fit, then tossed it to his
 yards down the field. substitute back, caught the kn the field he raced, fend- 10 attempted tacklers, evad- Der pair and crossing the three men on him.
 Ae start of the second half ion went out to win. liar efense rolled back three shes and Centre was forced the ball going outside on own 3O-yard line. A for and a long run by Churchill a touchdown by Horween. \ raced 30 yards through ard defenses, and after les had failed and he tried
 pass, Owen deflected the a Centre receiver to Hor- D ran 25 yards. Two rush Forward pass failed to help
 Horween dropped back d a field goal from the 32- |xt score came when Have ercepted a forward pass Nrd started an advance orween crowned with a he kick off, McMillin, by a bass and short rush, sent own the field. A Crimson t 15 years for. holding aid and another, a few minutes bught the ball to Harvard's
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brief flash of spirit and three plays scored touchdown on forward pass, Straus to Wray. Straus kick ed goal. The Southerners repeated with march down the field for their fourth touchdown, the score coming when Leech threw a pass to Stuart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-24

line, Walquist, the Illinois right half back, tossed to Ralph Fletcher, sub
 stitute for left halfback Deden, who carried the ball over. Fletcher theM kicked goal Al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-24
TULANE WINS

New Orleans, Oct. 23. Tulane puntings was too much for Missis- sippi University today and the for. mer won 32 to 0, the game being called with four minutes to play be- cause of darkness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-24
Illinois Wins
 From Michigan

Ann Harbor, Mich, Oct, 23.-By the narrow margin of goal after touchdown, Illinois virtually elimi- ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-24

Referee, R. W. Maxwell, Swarth- more. Umpire T. J. Thorp, Colum- bia.
 Field Judge, G. N Bankhart, Dart mouth.
 Headlinesman, w. G. Crowell, Swarthmore.
 Periods, 15 minutes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-24
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
WASHINGTON

NORTHEASTERN there's Visited the
men house Of H 2 Evans one niEnr
last week. and TOOK a number If his
nice fat hens. This is ne second
time n a year that he mas had hens
sroIen.
Mrs. Ella Cooper Of vlnalhaver r.
al Mrs. M " Lenfest's FOR a Few
weeks.
Mrs. Ellen Cunningham. Mrs. Car
re Lenfest and Mrs Gerrie Grotran.
each are busy with crews Of berry
pickers harvesting their annual crop
of blueberTles They Export a fair
yield this season
Master Tinal DeGrass was 80 IN
fortunate as 70 cut the END af finger
of iasT week. while playing about a
moving machine. Ee is doing finely.
Miss Geneva Leighor mad A birth
dav party last Saturday afternoon.
when a house fnli of her voung
friends. al well laden with presents.
we're n attendance The roung peo-
Die were royalty entertained. and
served with ice cream. cake and
lemonade and all report one Of the
best times ever
p. tt Cunningham has cut the hav
on MS farm and also on the farm of
4 r Evans and puf all II his barn.
and now has not as much hav as he
mad on his farm alone last year.
F. " Cunningham and Nj "
-enfsst eEch made an auto trip ID
WatervIlle On business last Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

trails batting order, Was thrice VIC
I'm OF EaadesTes rwlsrsrs. Blackstone
also hreszed three ZINES. The Lewis
con tw1rier was pitching g.lr edge bail
al the distance and n rar eighth ne
moved down Seiaager Patterson ana
Landry n araer.
Twas a fast game n more ways
taaa enc. One aour and 25 minutes
from the star: 20 finish. AL over al
6-35.
A soodly crowd was there" but aexr
Saturday. wnen Oakland VIII pay rs
Il VisiI- holiday r1rn-out e expected
Eauoe1-e IS no mean sI4cksr Re got
TWO pretty wa-lops ana certainly LANDS
On Inc oid plu with vengeance
E4ch team turned IN 4 fast double.
ne A-l-stars contribution being es-
pec!a-4% FAST and well exeruisd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
WINDSOR

WEsT-G 2. Carpenter IS haT-
vesr1ng The nay N his farm.
Casey brothers Harold 81 Augusta
and Emmnns Of Noyridgewock
PASSED Sunday AZ home Emmons re-
turned Tuesday u mis- work
Mss Lena Cowar with her son and
daughter who have been VISITORS of
Mrs. Ralph Tahsr for few DAYS Will
leare FOR Sidney where they will visit
relatives for al indefinite time
A. K White AZ Richmond. and Dr.
Fet-o q New Jersey were callers Of
c. r Taylor and family ar Mr.
Whites childhood hume and were
also caIlsrs a. GreenknplI Monday
Mrs. Hannah Merrill was visitor
Of her nephew a. Palm Beech Farm
Lasr Thursday.
Avail Howe Is harvesting the hay
on the farms Of A W Brooks.
Mrs, Elisabeth Grimm who has been
visitor az her daughter. Mrs W 3
Barton. EFT FOR Maxcy's Mills SUNDAY
70 visit ether friends for an indefinite
time.
NJ and Mrs. z. Fred AIbee accom-
panied by Mrs. AIbeets mother. Mrs.
Gornam OF Wiscasset were Sunday
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. : ? Barton
They made the trip by auro.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Halo VEL with
their son John and M. and Mrs.
Ralph Dyer and son of Newport were
Sunday visitors Of relatives al North
Windsor
Mr.. and Mrs Garrison Merrill. Mr.
and Mrs Vinal Merrill and their
guest Grin Merrill merored 70 Web
Der Pond lately. where they called on
Orln Merrllls' grandson. AZ the
Hurne's residence. They were accom-
panied hy Mrs. Harold ERoynton 4
sons. Vernon ana Jonn a. AIRS Benz.
FerTiald- also Mrs Mag w,,Isaswen
and children with Vernon, on an
chauffeur They PASSED . delightful
day going over the country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
MADISON

Plans nave been pe-.ecta6 hr
sterling EebeKah Lodge for a picnic
70 De ne4c Thursday AZ lakewood
Al interesting program mas been
provided fer
NJ and Ms Edgar Perry and
family OF Rope Valley. Rhode Island
arrived n Lown The LAST of the week
10 spend few weeks outing WITH
relatives ana friends Ar. and M-s
Perry are former residents OF MS
section.
NJ ana Mrs. Albert Duckvorrh
are entertaining 81 parry OF friends
rom West virginia and MARYLAND.
The pa~ry maze the rl1p from the
south ny AUTO and vii pass ssve--.
weeks II ms secron.
! Specia. feature Of he sey-y-7res
al the Methodist Episcopal church
next SUNDAY evening vii pc motion
pictures Of me Columbus celebration
-asi summer
Ernest Hilton EFF town TUESDAY
on a business rr'p . Portland ana
Portsmouth. \ Il
Mr. ana Mrs a 5 Rand. NJ and
Mrs. :. Il Spear ana Ms. n =
Randall PASSED the Sabbath Il
Nortnport
Ms william Hilton and son. Her
sey Of TroUICaIe. are The guests y-is
week Of relatives and friends IN
Madison
Judge Charles O. Small. M ana
Mrs. Eben swear and Mrs. AIhe,-
Chapman returned Tuesday from a
fishing TRIP % Lake Toxic
Rev. James a, Farley err rwar
Tuesday afternoon on a short rr,7
70 Lewiston and vicln1tv
john Beauiier Went Tuesday ae-e--
noon 10 Lewiston 10 accor paav ris
young GaUgh-er| VINO goes II -hz
Sisters Eospiua. for rrea.zrenr.
The Madison school committee anG
superintendent - c Cornish. Al
though confronted with the problem
Of filing az except three Of the posi-
1ons n the Alga school have sue
ceeded n filing me vacancies. The
committee considers iLself fortunate
n retaining the services OF Prof.
Wallace Z, Holmes, A 3. as prlnc,-
pa. The other teachers are Eng
llsh cepaTtn EN- Mss Lula F SAW
Yer of Brewer, a graduate Of the
University Of Name, comnerciai
training, MISS Elcey Sawyer Of Pow
ma. graduate of the Maiden Com
merclA4 School Latin. Mrs. Mary "a
Conant, graduate or Bates: FRENCH.
Miss Eelen L Cray Of Stonlngron. a
graduate Of Colby; manu- training.
George 3 jacobs, Jr.. Of Wesrbrook
penmanshlp ana domestic science.
Miss Helen kenulson. music. Elmer
E, Towne
Miss Arien McNennsv. who hHa
been teaching n Texas fer the past
year arrived n Madison this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
PITTSFIELD

Mrs : ?. Oldham and baby lsr.
Tuesday, afternoon for Hershey. Pa,
70 Visit Ter parents for 4 few weeks
before going 70 Norwood. where they
are % locate
P. 4. McAlister an6 Mrs. Jacobs
ware n town OF business TUESDAY.
The Pelt0mR WanhHnka Campfire
Girls returned nona frsn Moose
Pond. "Wednesday morning. after
camping week ar the Porter Bun
Galow Among those WIN went were
the Misses Minnie and ANY Porter
Lena Marsh. Edna Childs florence
Wilson. Gertrude Lirrie, Ruth Palmer
Eleanor Taylor and Helen Newhouse.
8. z. Oldham was IN vaterviIie
Tuesday an business
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Cape Elizabeth Boy
Struck and Killed By Auto

Portland. Ne. July @S.-Thsosors
tne tour-yaar-oid son Of Car, RusseIl
If Cape Elizaoerr. was instantly killed
rnnlghr when ne was st-uc.; ny an au-
cnrnoh,le driven BY Fred Peaotass If
maj town. The hoy ras playing hide
and-seek with MS sister and ran N
trnnt Of ths car Ee sustained a COM
pound fracture Of the skull
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

rooATS GAMES
INDIANS HAND
RrANk TO RED SOX

I-l.ue.l1C. .. jay -h-tltF-4a-Iu
..,-r- scs,cr easllF today s 10 Q.
?, e-,v v.as \ splendid form and was
---t,,-,.- supported, particularly by
7,-,aso- ana Chapman only TWO
-. soy -@acned second. Il was
r,r-r ST VICTORY II the season.
~. indians MI harper hard n the
..s- ming 2ad drove MIN from The
40, y ne fourth. Kari was hit
sv.r aa-aer n me seventh inning,
r,.- zee ana punched 1hree singles
nc va doubles. Score:
BOSTON
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hczgo July 2s--icorte held
Philadelphia % three hIrs .cday aad
-ncago stQI our rte visitors. ; % @.
Earns pitCceo n Sre form with the
exception Of me third inning when
lres his. coupled with a walk and
Z, e--o- 1er-ed -wo runs. 4 walk
max ana ] single OF. Keefe gaze the
in12.s III n the elghtl. Scare.
Philadelphia 000000@ : !
Chicago .0O2 0a0eI-s 4 .
1a--,s Eests ana Perkins; Cicor-e
End Soak
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

New York. July cs.-New Yerk
won a thinning game from ST. Louis
today, 8 ID >. The winning run WAS
scored by Burns who singled went
20 second on Baacrofr's sacrifice ana
com piereG the circuit on youngs hit
20 center Toner pitched AMY half
the last inning and gets credit for
me victory Score:
st Louis
IeeooeI3o0o00o-5 II 0
New York
I00I0eo300000I-S1 Is I
Schupp, Goodwin Sherdeil and Gle
mons: Douglas. Benton. Toney and
Snyder.
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grAm. They WW0 witnessed ~ q
crowd Of ABOUT 100. The ;.ls vss
won ~ R;ghravay. May Beiisv, vAe
was second n he Hrsf rvo aeaes- was
Withdrawn IN rne rmrd ana vassAr c
coppeu second cu1n. VIM Charles W.
third The go wss keenly eoaIeU1sA
and kept rhs aidtimers guessing ua-
nj The end N the ash heat when
AA4cum Vaughan vas eiiRinasaa.
This coil showed remarkable bursts
Of speed out could net se kept truD
breaking. Ear.y May vas returned q
winner n the sixth heat with aaP
siaoienate. WaytAnd Eche DcnnA.
ana Malcolm Vaughan rasrd. The
rs brought out the largest Aes6 II
horses. with SIX starters. Ttnneaden
wilkes look the drst heat SUIT Ran
IA u. SERTED INTO ms STRIDE IN the
second ana Won the race haadsiy-
Starter Charles a r-afton eet ,he
horses away well and made n favor
aole impression with his aAsoiuee
fairness. The rudoes were Webster
Williams If watarviiie and J. r.
:. Robinson ana James yusnag were
me L4ncyE inc BunmA-N.
us LASS PURSE sece
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The Monarch. ,, :. by c.
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Robert Biagen. Conrad
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Braves and Cubs
Divide Double Bill

sos ton July sS.-Bostnn and Chica-
go divided double header To-Day, Bes-
ta,a winning the FIRST game TO and
iaEing the second 70 = Vaughn was
removed frsm the opening game our
came hack in the sernnd Boston plav-
ers made eight errors n the second
game The scores:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29
Browns I. Yankees q

B. -aC-s, July 2S-Es-per' double
-as sihlers single n the ch.rd gave
. -or!s = 70 victory over New
-a'A 'oSAy. ShocKer allowed the VS.
,.a's I'VE sc2r-srse hits. The scare
W" Eork . o Q o 0 O e-a-6-a
. -oris o q : @ o 0 o 0x-1---I
"sWstv Alr Euel Shocker ana
s~s-ei--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

E6COME business men pay IN inviting
- homage to . superstition supsr.
sutton that warm weather justifes letting tie
fires of business energy 60 out. They seep
advertising in the summer months. By pay
ing homage to tradition and unthinEng ens.
tom they have allowed the summer 10 become
their dull season. You know how dull it c,n be
when you don't advertise. Do you know how
brisk it can be made by advertising? Do you
realize how much momentum you now lose IN
the summer that must be regained in the
faIl."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

sprsIned his ankls chasing a fl bail
N the sIxta and had 70 retire scors.
Cincinnati e090oaedo@a 8.
BROOKLYN 9294509x-9 Is I
Ring Rressisr, Lcwe. Wingo and
Ra-,den, Grimes and Miller
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

The bal game between North An
SOD Al SkowneKan which was plsyeA
on the diamond AZ rae PARK, vas .as
fastest exhibition Skovneg2a tans
nave seen THIS season North An
son took the lead IN ire Erss lnnirR
on soaring TWO -ans On a paG and
TWO singles Skownegaa ned Tia
score N the second. ana sach Team
added one :, the dc.h Both pitch
ers were gong strong and :. looked
tike an exIra-InnIag contest when
Cavanaugh slammed a chrss-basEer
INTO center n the lgrteh Inr,cS and
scored or Stodiev's sacrifice
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EASTERN LEAGUE

fs1e-G. 70; Springfield. -
Worcester ! Hartford. q.
AaanH : a1errurv. l..
~T'asepDr-. . New Haven. 4.
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Two base aIts-Landrv Stolen
nases-sukeforrfi. l. Struck out-Bx
Gaudet1e. i; by Reed. 8. Double
piays-NardwsIl TO Abbott: Gaud-
cite. Abbott to Hill; Rsed. c'DonneI
TO Sukeforth. Lsft on bases-Au-
rusta, s; Maine csntrals s. Fit by
pitched bail-Sukeforth- Base on
bails-Gaudefie u: Reed = Umpire
Tme-1:25. Attend
anes-5tte
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Brooklyn. July 2S.-Brookiyn bat
ted three Cincinnati pitchers for Is
hits today and euened up the series
by a Q TO score Grimes not emily
pitched shuf-ouf bail, but he made
three hits, scored three runs and
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- FTFTAN0

WI 0ase -.Is-Chapmar O., Bag
~ -hr.e base ATS - Jameson
Ermt -yn-Sp-aker saa-ridce-O'-
Ne.. CoIa4e plays-Fostsr, Scott
zna Ac-anls- VIZ. Foster and Mo
mis- -e- IN bases-Eos,or. !.
-lev.iG-c, 6ase N oaIIs-or Ea--
We. = ha-- - E5ts-or Ear
~ r 2 ., IF Kari 5 N lis.
S'r1tE oUy-rv Harper ! Kari, 9:
5aEnr Losing pttcher-Earper
nplras--ineen ana Owens Time
=
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Tigers 8, Senators 1

os.-ni. July %. Hitting Schacht
1arn At -neiT. Detroit won the first
y sHr,es - i've games from Wash
-hF'nn = :. Two games viii be
AsT4a t1mn-rnw- The score:
NasalcTtnn 0 2 . Q o. g-a
1e-r-it 2 . H. gx-s-II-I
Ss'lacat Acosra and Charity
-anEe znd Stanage.
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Pirates and Phils Split

Philadelphia, July e-Ninth inning
rallies by the losing nsan featured
both games of toGay's double header
Pittsburgh winning the first s to J.
ana Philadelphia the second. 10 t.
Scare:
First game
PhiIadeiphia ..oso00eoo3-s 8 =
Pittsburgh 20913o-S 8 0
Cooper and Eaefner: Smith ana
Wheat
Second game
Pittsburgh ..ooe0o0oIS+ Il 1
Philadelphia eI0x-5 10 =
Adams Blake. Eaenner and Lac;
Causey, Galiia and Tragessnr.
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TWo-bAse nlf-TerT. Three-base
hiLs-Pick. Terry Boeckei Stolen
nases-Flack . observation-disclosures,
Deal. Pick Left 81 bases-Ch.caxo 9.
Boston q Base IN ealIs-Cr Vaughn
:. ~ scor, . Hit nv pitcher-Hy Scsrr,
He-zog. struck out-Ev Vaughn 1. by
Scott ?, Empires, Fart ana Morrison
Time Of game $50.
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Two Hears No~ Beat As cos


Dan Cupid invoked the ald u
Sheriff Mooes Tuesiav when
Lynn couple VINO had started cur On
Inc quest for happiness became
stranded n This town. They had
walked al the way @rom the Gay
State clry and were without -nnds.
The Young man SAID ne was Il sailor
from the L : Torpedo Scat Destroy
er 'GoidsboIo" now IN New York Ear
Dor. Ee sad he was IN d 30 days
leave Of absence our was without
FUNDS. Re gave mis- name as Charles
James LocKha-- Of Manisree. Mich
gan. The young lady was rom Lynn.
Mass, where she mad mace ner nome
with 4 foster brother VINO sns said
had been unk-nd u ner and aad fire.
suerrir beaten her. she gave her
\ happy solution 70 the Young
peoples dilemma was found oy sher-
II Meeers after 4 conference win
County Attorney Merrill anu Judge
Brazzen. A marriage license was OBJ
tanned and the Judge married The
couple. The Young man was found
70 have a ring already IN ms posses
SION. Mr.. Iackhart was provided with
funds by Sheriff Mooers and returned
70 New York On the morning train. a
position was secured fer the Young
lazy 70 work IN SkcwheEan until her
husband could obtain the back pay
due him from the navy and send fer
his bride.
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Henry Tue Pays Fine For Assault and Gives Bonds Keep
Peace-Neson Munster Sentenced Pay Fine and Serve
Jail Term for Illegal Possession-Death of Mrs Helen But
Ier-PersonaiS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

As many as %. D0g persons have
appeared n a single motion picture
production. $4,000 u one scene.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

!, '"'sf -Te.v, Erskine If Boston
--"es~ 4 1assiug ner vacation with
s!nt
-raest Ave-iii and son Of Ohio
{ 'ou1 asst week.
LA Averil and daugnte-
--V''sHst u wa.taa,n. Mass. have
r &c -2e'r ald nome here for the
We KNOWN reader. Miss p.
~. ara, guest IF her sister,
d VIOLA True.
a. D'-srF picking IN this section Is
-, ~Aosr va 4 few places re-
so'c -~op. out n most places
'erp .gn, They are ripenins
= eno ne picking reason will be
-" shur-
.... 70 nr3r Is proving more
- '''oaS, nan asst AL hoed crops
a.. ''k-rS me though rather late.
43t giving .as now
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BOSTON

TWO base nlrs-Terrv % Three
base h-ts-Eolke. Neutrality-suspicious..
Gowdy. Powell. Oeschger, Robertson.
Double plays-Pick. .Maranville and
Holke. PICK and Eoiks. Left On
nases-Chicago. 10; Boston :. Base
On halls-o. Vaughn. :; Jaeger. !;
Oescnger. :. E--s-on Vaughn. n .,
on Jasger- n :, ST Ma-sn. n :.
on Bailey n I Struck out-hy
Vaughn. !, Martin. :: oeschger, L
Wild pltch-Taagan. Losing pitcher
vaughn Cmpires Harrison and
Ear Time Of Came: A.
Second game.
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Mrs. Helen (pysarr) Butler PASSED
away nj the Somerset hospital a
ABOUT o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
She was the daughter of william and
Mary anderson Dvsa-- and was
born N Maiden Mass, March 3.
s9S.
She is survived BY ner parents TWO
sisters. her husband ana a child
about rwo wears Of age Funeral
services will be al the home Of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs VIM pvssrr IN
Turner avenue Thursday n ? ?. N
Edward ]. pumonf and family, who
have been in town for the past week.
the guest of Mrs. Dumorrs brother,
Eugene Dumont lef: Thursday on
their return 70 Eaverhill. Mass
They will take three days for the
trip. gang by way OF RAnseiey Lakes
White Mountains and Concord, n e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

Three bass hisk Gzlmnn. O.
naugn- Wild precA- AnsA 0lW<
Base on balls. IL Meera q ~01H0.
L Empires. HaWez and -.
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100 THRONG SEES
CLOSE RACES AT
FAIRVIEW PARK

The races At Fairviev Park We'd
nesday were sssd and kept tina crowd
cheering until The close az the pro-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-29

YIN edmond. president IF 4
ma, manufa ctu-es metal
90. 'Ars- 7as started on the first
-. ~ ny a:-piale ever under
PHladei nhia business
~. XII r'slt customers al A.
- leading. wilkes Barre. and