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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-28
SIDNEY

wEsT.-Mrs. Eta Richardson OF Spok-
sne. Washington, IS guest oi he- trend.
MRS. Z. !. Richardson.
Mrs. Andrew krrne is attending INC
Lakesios camp-mee1Ing II Beigraoe AID
will remain until SUNDAY
There viii be no services II the West
Sidrey Baptist church. SUNDAY, Angus; 20.
E H Mosher OF Belgrade was calling
THURSDAY on ms COUSINS. Miss Eta 4na
Susie Lovejuy.
F.E Tsylor ieit TUESDAY ier vi.i, in
Massachusetts,
Master Harold Lunf recently underwent
an ope-ation ior adenolas al the Augusta
General hospital.
MIR. and Mrs H. C Over. irrrne- over
seers Of Oakland town tarrn were recently
here with friends ana called ON Daniel
DUMMY.
Andrew keene harvested his gram TINS
week On the Gallagher isrn-
The many trends N TINS uiace were
saarcnea 10 learn oil ths death Of Mrs. Ina
Ash Miller winch occurred at East Cor
nth August Il.
Mr. ana Mrs. Knowles accompanied nv
their son and his VINE, nave returned to
their home alter WISH with the former 5
daughter, Mrs Eva L,scomh.
Mrs Mary Liseomb and Mrs Merrill
passed a dsy recently with the former ;
nieces Misses Alice ana Nes,ie smith
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-28
MT. VERNON

Rev. T. G. Herrfck Of Fail River.
preached IN the First Baptist church
asst Sunday morning
Rev. A f. Roberts is attending
ca1nprneeting al East Livermore
There VIII he 40 service IN the
Methodist Episcopal church next
SUNDAY
Mrs Ann J Grant who has been
nasslns the summer with her niece,
Mrs. Annie /. Butler, has returned to
her home in Randolph.
Calvin Z webber and son. Max
well. were business visitors in Au-
gusta on Thursday
Mrs. Charles TAYLOR and daughter,
Betty. and Mrs. Mary Tracy. nave
returned from a visit 10 friends in
Oakland.
Mrs Della Tracy and grand
daughter. Miss Ruth TAYLOR. are Wis
iting relatives in Boston. Sarnerville..
and Nashua. \. H.
Mrs Elizabeth Morrill, has traded
her store 10 Lamont Tyler FOR his
residence, which she mas SINCE sc, d
to Irving Bradley
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-28
AUGUSTA VS.. PACKARD MOTOR
GO. SEPT. 4-DOUBLE HEADER
WITH H. & ". LABOR DAY

The Augusta team will clash with
the Packard Motor Car Cos base
bail club al Reuel Williams fietd on
Saturday, Sept 4. at $50 r ID. The
lineup of the Augusta team VIII be
announced later.
On Thursday Sept. and. the An
Eusta Bows will play the II. & W
team 81 the Central Maine fair al
Waterviile. The game will he called
~ 30 ?. Id. Buck" Gaudette VIII
pitch for Augusta.
This team will come 10 Augusta on
Lanor Day. Sept. 6. for a double
header with the Augusta team a
game 70 he played al 10 % A Nj. ana
an afternoon game al $50. Buck
Gaudette Will take part in both
games and viii do the rwirfing in
one n the games Frank woedburr
Of Portland, will undoubtedly he in
the box for Augusta. Sept !. and
possibly in one Of the games Labor
Day The members of the Augusta
team are requested 10 report at
Reuel Williams Field on Wednesday
night al see p NJ for practice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-28
CAMP MEETINGS
AT WEBER POND

The CnCn gospel meetings began
at Vassalhoro August list. with en-
a0uragHs prospects. The speakers
III the early part Of the meetings
We're Nj J. David Fraser. SUPP. II
Welcome hail mission Of Montreal.
Canada. and Rev Henry Pisrson IF
Newark, \ J., and VINO is quite well
known n Augusta. Nj George R.x
VINO mas been II mission work with
The Flce-preslaenI. ar. Charles Bed
ord o1 Auburn. f also q leading
figure On the grounds.
one # The attendants al The ser
Wees says u has hE-en uarfic,I!arIv
noticed That me Holy Spirit has had
E1ghl away as evidences have shewn
III The retaining of last souls. One
instance perhaps worthy Of report "a
The witnessing Of Christ for the body
IN me deiiVerance Of a lady vino has
suffered from rheumatism FOR sight
Years ana has been so helped thai she
: able 10 30 without her cane ana
her own personal tesrimeny IS thai
COD who began 70 work shall ccm.
9le-e il"
me salvation If souls IS rbs
prime nbjec1 If these meeting. ana
me workers have been greatly en-
outraged.
on sunday and the following days
mere IS much in anticipation. wesbe,
Dohd IS surely an ideal gpn, as the
sEjNan groves surely speak % as .f
God frsi temples. A,-connaa.-
1on Is provided for AT the dining
haIl ny an efficient lady and assist
ants.
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GIRLS CLUB NOTES

The Augusta Girls Community
club IS making plans fer a ing lawn
party which VIII take place at the
GAnneII estate on Western avenue.
The Use Of the theatre. the barn. the
grounds has been most generously
ana the girls are delighted
with the opportunity 10 nave a party
there. Included in the list Of events
will be shoot the shutes. which viii
be arranged IN the tohngsau slide.
There VIII he a show given by the
girls Booths and all sorts Of festive
features are going 70 be IN evidence.
The committees are being chosen and
II looks as if the event will be one Of
the clubs biggest endeavors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-28
REAOFIELD
Gornen Geraen Reunion.

Forty-four descendants Of Daniel
Gordon responded 10 the invitation
extended by Mrs. Rachel Taylor of
Cambridge. Mass. 10 meet at Read
field Grange hail Tor its 18th annual
reunion, August y.
Mrs. Ria Gordon Tfbbe1ts ana Mrs.
Hattie Butler volunteered 10 enter
tain the clan al Readfield Grange hall
ia 1891.
Among the guests We're William
Gordon of Arson. 50 years young, who
has been present Al each reunion and
Eugene Gilman, who came across the,
country from Detroit N ms touring
car. d distance Of 1900 miles, n /.
days The social hour was erIiveTt'lI
br interesting views of his tllp ana
also By CARDS sent by Charles Fl. Cor
den Of LiverTnere Fails. who with ms
family IS making a trip 70 MontTea
by way of Niagara Falls.
Childhood pictures Of the adults
furnished much amusement. The
banquet was followed by business
meeting N winch the following Of
ficers were elected for he ensuing
year:
President. z. A. Gordon: first vice
president. W L. Gerden; treasurer.
Mrs. c. H Gordon; secretary, Mrs.
Blanche Bar-ows: committee on fam-
iIr records, Miss Craze Taylor; com
rnittee on resolutions, Mrs Ethel
sherman: committee on place for
1922. Miss Nellie Gordon. J. 3. Cor
den and Mrs. Minnie Millett; lun-
cheon committee: Mrs. E 4. Gordon.
Mrs. -Chas. Fl. Gordea. Mrs. W. Z
Gerden; nominating committee. Mrs.
Minnie Millett. Mrs. George Tibhetts,
W Z. Gordon.
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Speciai Meeting W. C. T. u

The ~omen's Christian Temperance
Union held a special public meeting
Friday evening for tho purpose of
meeting Miss Nickerson. state organ
lzer ana field worker Mrs l. 3. Pe-
ters. presidentofthe LEGAL unian. pre-
sized. The meeting opened with the
singing Of The Battle Hymn Of the
World. written by Mrs William Jen-
nIngs BRYAN Mrs. Anna LArrabee reao
an appropriate selection from the
Psalms ara offered prayer Song. The
World Is Going Dry"
The secretRry's report was reaa and
approved. also the treAsurer's "A
Welcome Song" by z eherus of 10
girls was given, after which all Joined
n singing Work for Enforcement
Where You Are"
The president introduced Miss Nick
erson, VINO explained the chararfer in
pageant 10 be presented II this city
during the State convention I'd be held
Sept. q. 20 and So Miss Nickerson
gave several very fine readings and
the girls chorus sang Sound the
Jubilee anu other stirring songs
which were greatly enjoyed BY the au-
dienCe- A pleasing feature If the eve
ming was the vocal duet by Miss es
Florence and Charlotte Carlton
The following girls sang III the chn-
rus Florence and Charlotte Carlton.
Vivian Foss, Rose Mary Edwards. Lii
Ian and Josephine Peters. Katherine
and Florence McKenney Ethel Page.
Mslora Robinson.
A buffet luncn consisting of sand
witches. fancy cookies and crackers
and nrangeade was served Refresh
Tnen1 committee: Chairman Mrs VI
Halves. Mrs a 0. Trouanr, Miss Lot
tie Kerr
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PFTTSTON
Mrs. Stephen 4. Wee,,..

EAST-t'riends In this -,t...
Mrs. Martha @. Wehber u-,ta -
0iel'nen j Webher OF Lynn, Mass..
were gr1eVed 10 hear of her death
whicn occurred Monday morning we
cause OF her death being shock. ths
second one with which she han hAa,
stricken during her ten davs' uInsss
she was born N Palermo ana was 5s
wears Of age. For the past Is ves-~
stlt mas resided in Lynn where she >,
well known N the shoe trade as a
member Of the firrn of Webher and
Moody, who conducted a shoe stitch
ing room al 10 Mulberry street. She
leaves besides her husband two SIS
ters. Mrs. r. c. Moody of Easr Pitts
ton, Mrs Frank Walcoff Of Albion
and one brother Alfred Thurstou aise
OF Albion Mr.. and Mrs. Webber have
"a fine summer home near this village
ana for several wears have ,assetf
their vacations here where they hare
made many friends whe will deepfy
syTnpaIhIze with the family in their
bereavement. The remuins were
brought 70 this place Wednesday ana
funeral services We're held At the
home of Mr. ana Mrs. Robert c.
Moody Thursday, Anr. rs az 2 p. NJ
conducted by Rev. George @. Kin
cad Of Gardiner. A quartet cnm-
posed Of Mrs. Ida Cary Mrs Minnie
Marson, L J. Hewev and NJ. .. Doc1r-
endorf with Mrs Myra Reid ancem-
pianist rendered two apprupF4afe
selections. There Was a large attend
ance Of relatives and friends ana q
profusiun of beautiful flowers. The
bearers We're c. J. Cheney. Fs1uk
Cheney. J. w Doekendnrf and W. z.
Seekius. The intermenf WINS at
Whitefieid cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-28
State Pier Board Meeting Monday

A meeting OF the State Pier Site
Board IS TO be called by Mavor
Charles B. Clarke. of Portland. see,e-
tary, Tor Monday afternoon al 4
o'clock ana a decision relative TO the
proposed bend issue as authorized by
the State is probable. Several mem
bers OF the district feel that il will be
perfectly proper 10 go ahead with the
issuance OF bands 10 carry ont the
work Tor the pier in spite III the con-
tention of Mayor Mcdonald of South
Portland that II is Illegal for one
municipality TO ne taxed fer the bene-
has all 10 gain by the building OF the
pler
Monson Young Man crowned
Morris 1. In Bree. aged q. son of
Mrs. Hattie Bragdon OF Monsen. WAS
drowned Wednesday morning by the
upsefting OF a canoe on Frost pand.
where he was fishing with his brother
Harry anu Richard Jones OF Monsoon.
The FISH were biting well and all
three men leaned over the SIDE of the
canoe at the same time. overturning
il. Jones had all he could do to save
Harry, VINO could not swim. Morris
was geed swimmer ana struck out
for the shore but suddenly cried: I'm
sinking" and went down. Cramps are
Thought 10 have seized him. La Bree
was married only last fall. He was
about 20 enter the garage business IN
East corinth. where his wffe's family
r<,Sada
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-28

opened their oid home here ior the re-
rnaInusT Of the summer They have a.
guests Samuel Ellington Of Lynn. Mass,
aua Malcolm Ellington OF Bangor.
The deep PIT winch mas been made Nv
the removal OF gravel Tor the construction
81 the grade work at the ends OF the new
bridge winch has seen completed between
Alma and Newcastle, was the scene OF =
terrible accident Thursday, when ths nank
cayed t.
Arthur AIbee was thrown against a
cart and nearly burlso. ms teeth were
broken IL. ave or SIX ribs crushed, one Of
the RIBS penetrating the lungs.
He les In very critical oendiusa. .
suffering terribly.
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MADISON

A bold burglary was perpetraTed
early FRIDAY morning ar the home
of Cletus Daigie on Madison street
Mrs. Daigie was awakened about =
o'cieck by a fiashlight shining n her
face. The thieves made their escape
ana took over S75 in cash with them
Deputy Sheriff Elmer 3 Adams was
Immediately notified but the thieves
have not as YET been found
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Dodgers s. Cubs ;

Chlcago, Aug. 2--Brooklvn made
u TWO straight rom Chicago by win
ming a free hitting game today 70
3 Pfeffer was hill safely fourteen
times. but splendid support hv the
Intielders behind him pulled nm out
Of trouble Five double plays were
Inaue against Chicago, An eight in
alng rally against Hendrix settled
me game when hits by Wheat. Ron-
etchy and Miller were punched with
an error by Merkle for a total of
three runs. Score:
Brooklyn ... 0A210 nos N-s-l4-1
Chicago .,..-, 400 % e-S-l4-g
Pfeffer ana Miller Hendrix. Car
ter and O'Farrell.
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Corrected Score

New York, Aug. 2T-The official
score by which Chicago defeated
New York in the American League
yesterday was l6 10 3, instead of is
70 4. In the Yankees half OF the
ninth inning, Fewster, batting for
McGraw, was retired. PeckinpauEh
walked. stole second and went 70
third ON Pipp's infield hit. Ruth
lined To Eddie Collins. who threw 10
John Collins al first, doubling UP
Pipp. The official scorer declared
thar Peckinpaugh CROSSED the plate
before the seeand nert If the double
play was accomplished and the run
scoring made New York total ave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-28

Patients admitted recently 10 the
Augusta General hospital were Frank
McNeal Of RunforL. Lawrence Moore
Of Coopers Mills. Under and George
Knight. Henry McMasters OF Augusta.
Robert Elliott and Kenneth futile of
Hinclley. all FOR surgical treatment:
ard Joseph Mutt Jr. Of Cleveland. o..
for medical treatment. The following
7atlenrs have recently been discharg-
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Indians Is. Mackmen }

PhlIadel phia. Pa, Aug. 1.-Cleve-
land defeated Philadelphia 10 10 5.
hitting safely n every inning except
the sixth ana totailing u hits. Bag
by held the locals safe ana made
four hits, while Naylor. Bigbee ana
discouraged by five errors on the
part OF their supporters. Score:
Gland : II q . 4-l5-21-1
Phila. q o . q / 3 s.
Bagby and O'Nell: Nayior. Bigbee,
SIappev and Perkins.
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L. S. Congressional
Party Reaches Toxic

Toxic. Aug GA special dis,
patch from Fusan received here
states that the party Of American
congressman which 5 touring the
Far East, arrived there his morning
ana embarked on special steamer
for kobe. The party reached the
steamer through cnrdons ri police
and troops and twelve Koreans were
arrested, according 10 the dispatch
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Yankees S. White Sox )

New York. Aug New York won
Thinning game from Chicago TO-DAY
70 .. Cart MAYS was mt hard n the
rrsr two innings white II took the
Yankees four frames to overcome the
three run lead. -icotte ana Mays
then pitched tigh1 bail. until the
ninth when ihree hits enabled he
visitors 70 Jie the count. BoIh teams
scored IN the tenth. In the Yankee :
half Of the rwelf1h Ruel led uff with
ms third hit. went 10 second m
Quinn sacrifice and scored the win
ming run an Peckinpaugh't hit.
Score
Chicago
10000 e-5-1s-i
New York
1o12Dnnn a1o1-- fe-e
Cicotte. Wilkinson. Kerr and
schaIk; MAYS. Quinn and Ruel.
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cd from the hospital after receiTing
surgical treatment: Mrs Miiared Run
nells Of Skowhegau, Henri AcMasrers
ana Eva BoardTnan of this city. and
Arthur Porter of Augusta after neci-
ical treatment.
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ALMA

Miss Annie AverIll OF WalthAn, Mass.,
lie passing her vacation at her old home
with hez mother. Mrs. Julia AveriiE
Mrs Amy c Iewe.t and Mrs Florence
Erskine are passing the week in PORTLAND.
Mrs Henry Nelson OF Rumierd Fails,
was a recent guest tor Jew days q; her
r,rcthes, Mrs II. A Fottle
Miss Florence Nelson OF Turner'S Falls.
Mass, and Chester Nelson OF Akron. Ohio,
passed last week with their aunt. Mrs. p.
T. Jeveft
Mr.. ana MRS Frank Ellington ana
danehier, Frances. OF Wgterriiie have
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Phillies ;. Cards ,

81. Louis. Mo-, Aug 3T.-PhiIadei-
pima opened against St Louis with
> 10 : victory here today. Bunched
hlIs OF Schupp IN the rrsf TWO in
nlngs accounted for the three runs
The locals hit Meadows hard but
failed n the plnenes.
Phlla- O 0 0 90 0 o. Sc
st. l. q Q Q o 90 1-2-13-l
Meadows and Wheat: Schupp.
Haines and Dilhoefer. Clemens.
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Browns Rally
And Defeat Sox. 6-5

Boston Aug. 2T-St Louis rallied
IT the eighth inning Of today's game
with Boston ana tied the score after
tow were OUT and then Won 6, 10 ,
n the ninth when Davis lead m with
I triple and Billings, WHO ran for MIN.
scored the winning run on an In1leld
OIL. DAVIS vas wild. giving nine
bases on halls. but Boston passed UP
many favorable opportunities. Scure:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-28

ral,ar MCEickcr underwent an op-
.lo.. Thursday afternoon for the
loyr. b. his tonsi!s ana adenolds
7neratI0- Vas performed at his
ne on Sage street and he Is getting
be nicely
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PITTSBURGH

TWO base hlts-PoweIl. Bighee,
Cutsnaw. t2l- Schmidt, Cooper. Bar
bare Stolen bases-Bighee. South
worth. Cutshaw. Sacr1fces-rarev
Double piays-Suhvan 70 O'Neil;
Chrislenpury 10 Ford TO Holke: Bar
barr 20 Cutshaw 70 GRIMM. Left on
1ases-Bostun, :. Pittsburgh. s. Base
on balls-off Oaschger, :. Struck out
by Cooper :. Wild pltca-oesch-
ger Cmmres-QuIgiey and O'Day.
Time. -.
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:. ana -drs. charles A. Lawry with
Enersnr ma daughter. Rather
ssyf returned 10 their horne II
--e!G. after 7sitiEg here for a
! me with Mr. ana Mrs. J. Z.
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BRAVES EASY
FOR PIRATES 81

Pittsburgh. Aug gF-PitrEpurgt de-
feafed Boston today to l. Oeschger
was hit hard ana timely ana was also
unsteady, passing one man with the
basses full and sending another IN
with a wild pitch. Score:
P0C-NN-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-28

Mrs -.-rwooa --bee and daughter.
s. Iarraret ana Mrs. Alice Abbott
tbs cry nave returned from Dover.
lsrs hey PASSED 4 few DAYS as the
ss.s 0. Mr. ana Mrs Stanley a.
rs Nr. A.has passed the week
nere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-28

.or Vas norm Thursday after
70 Mr. nm Mrs. Paul E. NORM
Bangor street. The little new
o. welsntl - pounds.
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EAsT-A. ]. Tebey lost a valuable
horse recently.
Mrs. W, 7. Trask and daughter.
Ethel. have gone to Providence, r L
Mrs. Clarence Seabury and daHgh-
ter. Miss Helen. uf Tfverten, a. L.
visited Mrs. Sentyury's unrae. Martin
trask. a few DAYS recently.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Moore and fam
lily made a business trip to AIbfen
Tuesday.
Several members of sheenscSrt
Lake grange attended the annual
field meeting Of Waldo coanty Pc
mona al Rings Grove. MontwiIIe.
Tuesday.
The annual reunion Of the Norton
family was held al the heyne cf @. r.
Norton SATURDAY.. Aug. n
Mr. and Mrs A. G. Davis ana fam
lily Of Augusta have been visiting
relatives IN this place
Mr. and Mrs. Elden Jones VI Rhode
Island have been visiting relatives
here
Mrs. Alice TIbbefts ana daughter
are visiting relatives in Friendship
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Schilley of
Murryville. Cal. are visiting Mrs r.
z. Sprntt.
N0RTH-Msftie Hoswnrfh Of West Viz
E,nia. Cassie Hill of Brownsville. Mrs Lrrs
and Charles Darling Cd Dsniorth. aad sSfs
Sarah Bailey. visited Recently n L A
Bewiers.
Mrs. Mabel Curtis and childrea Of Part
land are with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
". A Nelson.
George Crsnmeft has gene 10 Aususfa
where ne mas empioymens with Owee
Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Neissa ascsn-
psnis6 Mr.. ana Mrs Oscar Ps~aewsky 20
their hame in Wasersswn. Aass.. vAsrs
they made week's yisi&
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r. i MOODY ana TWO children.
.r. ar- ..l1e # Paileton have ar
! NJ .- ~ q few days VISIT
!, .-ia,..5 .ll "e-atlVes.
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: sal-ue. : arvIn has returned
- zone % Ru.IinEs1orct. y. Il, aft
4s,..rr N-e r - Chiies While
.pe ,ieraaa rhe Wedding Of her
> ass du-le4 =. Gar11n. 70 Leroy
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Giants Topic Reds

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 1.-THE GIL
ants pulled the ReUs out of first
place TO-DAY by winning the first
game OF double header IN II IN
nlngs by a score of Il TO i. Both
teams nj freely al the start and the
score was tied at the end OF the.
sixth inning, after which Fisher ana
Nehf pitched brilliantly until the
18th when the visitors scored TWO
runs on singles by Young ana Kelly
and a double ny Doyle. Both pitch
ers went the fun distance ana their
support was very fast.
The second game went only five
innings ana was called on account
81 darkness. neither SIDE having
scored. The lie VIII Sc played off
IN another double header tomorrow.
IN the second game Crane ana King
INDUCED N a fist night at second base
when the Red snortsiop claimed thai
King ln1erfered with MS attempt AT
a double play AL the players Of
both teams rushed 10 the scene and
King Was knocked down. but Umpire
RigIer prevented serious injury TO
any Of the athletes Neither man
was put out OF the game.
First game:
New YORK
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cincinnati
Sooe1 00Geao0r 0b-4-ls-o
Nehf and Smith Fisher ana Allen.
Rarlden
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I'VE automobiles Al The junction Of
lost an Na1er streets, la1e Friday
'ehoo1 'obk notion 70 stop
s0-ar so--e- s.oC going wrong with
2rzr1E 1cth 81 he same time.
M r standpoint IF 4 standerbv
eoEed las n accideut or trouble
FsasFs-. alter several minutes one
II ai,a-Tc -.les proceeded along
VaV 81 + was some time later
ls-t 'le 9-sa, 1CE rot started.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Albany .. Springfield =
Bridgeport ;: Worcester
Hartford New Haven O. 1w
game.
Hartford 3. New Haven 4. End
game.
P;ttsheld : Waterbury 3
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Firs -isyrrgae Robinson and her
Iug1:ar Miss 8u:h Robinson have
nt e ~earsnsrt. where they are
bin. Ars Eleanor Colcord. Miss
|blEsor w1o -&uEh1 school n Pas
!, Y J. as- year. viii teach this
n!gs a. : ms citv.
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.,- -Ere Roland Tenney Of
,p,. ~. -.- lapTy parents al
- sa- .4g. - al the Augusta
~, aaSr la
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Senators ,. Tigers l

Washington. Aug, 2I-Acosta kept
Detroit hits scattered while
Washington punched safeiies on En-
nike n TWO innings today and won
= 70 l. SCere.
Detroit b.. -- Q 0 ! @ Q t-l-ll--
Washington o ] o o q 0x-S-s-5
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