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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21

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The annual meeting Of the FairielG
Gametsry Association was hssid Thurs
gay Fl the home of z c. Moves At FAIR
field Center with an atrendsnrs Of
about ab. A Picnic dinner HRs served
al nonnr1lne under the trees The
business rne-sing 81 the ass,.caasiuE
vas then held with Charles stuart of
Aelrosf. Mass. presiding The req
ords Of the association were Rad ana
officers Tor another year we're alerreti
as follows: President. u. VI Ellis
vice president. Charles Srasx1. !secre-
tary and treasurer, Wilbur Tax-sr The
board OF trustees was raeleeled 70 serve
another season
MIS-. Lou S1Uart, rnrnuEa whose eff
forts The association was formed
SPOKE a few moments on the financial
needs OF the ASSOCIATION. After the
business meeting the members Of the
association and friends present formed
a procession. led by Mr. STUART ana
Mrs Nelson Eolway and marched 10
The cernetery where i1nuressire cere-
monies were held IN memory Of Les
-er HolwaE, VINO was pres ,denf of the
ASSOCIATION ana whose death marked
Inc passing Of one Of rhe foremost
men Of the town and one who had al
ways been an active worker III All
things pertaining % the weIfara of the
town Each one presenr lald q flower.
On Mr. Aolways grave ana al heads
were bowed for a rnonen1 in silepr
PRAYER. One Of the most IMPRESSIVE
parts ofthe ceremony was Lhe singing
OF Lhe hymn Nearer NJ C.a 70
Thee By The Young ladies trora Good
Ai4i Led p Miss Heien Buraeen
railowing the ceremonies At,e corn-
pAnF returned 70 The picnic grounds.
where most enjoyable program was
= ven unaer -ne direction If Mrs. Kate
ELLIS. winch was as follows: Singing.
America, vocal SOLO. Misses E-n1nn
ana susie RlvlDre; reAdin5. Mrs LII
Ian Bufdaan. reading. MISS Mildred
Alaner Of GanbraEe, Mass yocai
duet, Mrs. Lillian Burueen ana Miss
t7sien iSurdeen. reading. Miss Helen
AARneF Italian Boating Song. Misses
Emma and SUSIE Riviors. -aad,n~
Mss Ruth BURDEN folk dance. miss
Mildred klanar- song. Mrs Lillian
Eurrteefl. The ADDRESS OF the at. er-noer
was sJTsn by Mrs. Hugh z Hatch. vino
spoke on the welfare Of ah4Idran ana
Eile-'F intellect pa itnd mora Graw1h.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
Pf17sFlELD
MIR. ana Mrs. George W. Patten
Observe seth Wedding Ami
VerSary

ne nome OF Nj. ana Mrs George
poa PaIien n Somerset avenue WAS
lAe scene of a very happy even1 FRI
day afternoon. when they celebrated
Inc 11Leih aanlYersary OF their mar
FaSe E,pm IVo. II i've ana received
me congraiu4auons OF their nany
friends 10 lie number of 100. Besides
Laqse present there waNe la11ess from
many who were unable To be present.
The house was ar1ractively DECORATED
cor the occasion, The calpr scheme be
lng yeilow. carried out with golden
glow and golden rod which were used
n profusIon.
IN tna receiving linE with Nj. and
Mrs. Pauen were thelr son. Arthur
IL PaIIen vi lewiston. who is en-
gagged n the lum nerng and surveying
business in lewiston. their rnree
daughters. Minnie B. The wife OF al
torney L. A Turner Of Portland:
Leila NJ, wife Of J Nar7 Gilman of
Berkeley. Cal vice president Of The
De-aval Dairy supply 90. Of san
Francisco Kate L. wife u1 Oscar al
Owens. al E. +. Z. Garner N Pitts
field. and Miss Priscilla May Gilman
Of Berkeley. Cal and Master George
Turner Of Portland. the only grand
enid Of Mr. anG Mrs. Fatten. De-
lclous ref,eshments Of sandwiches,
waters. olives. nuts minis were serv-
ed. Mrs. Minnie Turner poured taa.
Cigars were passed 10 the GENT eynen
present
Nj ana Mrs. Parten We're the re-
ciplents Of many valuable presents
including $50 in gold, cut glass and
linen. The children presented M
ana Mrs. Pa1ten with a victrola and
the couple also received several rec
ords- The Pittsield Grange sent
beautiful flowers and several pretty
bouquets we're sent 70 them BY neigh :
hprs
Mr.. Par1en was bern IN Vest Pitts
neid May n, 1S4l. Mrs. Patren for
merry Ellen =. Jewstt. was born in
Corlnna- March L. 1874 They were
united n marriage IN ST Adams AL
gust 70. 1870 by Rev, William Sewall.
A1ter their marriage they resided on
a large farm of excellent uIlase and
pRsTurage and carried on general
farming ana gave especial attention
to the raising Of sheep ABOUT fifteen
wears ago they gave up the farming
and purchased a home IN Somerset
avenue where they have since resided
They are both in excellent health and
take an active interest in all the is
sues Of the day.
On August u, 1867 M Pa-rsn en-
listed in Company Il. 18th Maine
ReEImnf volunteers and part cipated
IN the battles from Antietan 10
Gettysburg and was slightly wounded
al Gettysburg and taken prisoner,
and received honorable discharge
Trim the service al Augusta. June S.
sos
Nj Patfan is a Republican n pol
itacs and has served as selecrman.
road commissioner and member OF The
school board He is a member and
past Command of Stephen Davis
Post. No. ii. @. A. z.
Mrs. Patten is j member and past
president of Stephen Davis Woman's
Relief Corps. Mr. and Mrs Patten
are nonored members of Pitrsfield
Grange, No, 1e2 and Mr.. Patten has
served as Master They attend the
First [ niversaIisf church
Mr.. and Mrs. Patfen have many
relatives and hundreds OF friends who
extend congratulations and wish hem
many more years of prosperity and
happy married life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
Adhesive From SnaiIs

Many af The larger kinds Of snaiIs
have al the extremity Of their bodies
small white hladders filled with a -e-
latinous substance II has been dis
covered that this is the strongest
adhesive known for the repairing Of
porcelain. glass etc The substance
Is applied thinly 10 bonn SIDES
OF the fracture and the broken piece
Is tied firmly together so that all is
held IN place. a rather longer time
Tor DRYING should be given than in
the case OF ordinary adhesives so as
To allow the natural glue to acquire
the greatest degree Of strength.
When il is once really set the tenac-
ify Of this remarkanIe adhesive is
astonishing .-Scientinc American.
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Appreciated couper's Work

The Arsr American moved 70 win
popularity outside our own language
is said 70 have been james Fenimore
Cooper's Spy" Cooper had 10 pub
hsh II al his own expense as no
American publisher wuuid accept il
Il was quickly translated into French.
German and Spanish, ana later was
places in Europe Cooper transla-
lions are often better literature than
The original. as the best elements of
the story are not lost in translation
and many siylistic defects disappear
IN the hands Of literary translafe-.
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Wrestling Match
Oakland. Abbott vs..
Truman. Next Monday

MessAlonskee Hall. Oakland. viii De
the scene OF heated wrestling match
next Monday evening when Ernest
Abbott the lad from Sidney. vino Is
recognized as the coming maj charn
pion Of the STATE will endeavur 10
wres1 The title from Homer Truman
The present Stale champion. Both
boys are ii The pink OF condition. and
Truman viii have 10 use all the mai
knowledge ne possesses 10 pm Young
Abbott 10 the floor Recently. Abbo1t
threw Jo9n Lane Of Pennington Fails,
al Belgrade, twice inside Of a min
and 40 sec. The SECOND by fun Mel
son. II was Lanes first defear. a
dance VIII follow the match. with
music ADV
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Colby Fontnall Dates

Waterviile, Me Aug. 2n-The
Colby College football management
today announced the schedule TOR the
coming season as follows.
October 2-Fort Mckinney al Wa
terville
October 9-Fort Williams al Wa
terviIle-
October lS-BaIes at Lewiston.
October 23-Bowdoin at Water
vile
October 3g-Maine al Qrono
November 6-New Haxnnsbirs
Stare al Durham.
November Io-Holy Cross al Port
land
November 2R-West Point al West
Point
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Reds 10. Dodgers ;

o-hfifnar1 o. Aug 2D--Ae Raus
won ne second game Of ne series
rom hiooki5-n Today. scor nE lp III :
ny hitting three visiting pitchers III -,
wanna w was shocked Out + the box ii
ne h1iA' Mitchell IN the SIKH. AM
MOZART vas pounded frnciv We, "
man on me CInclnnRti Team hit sarzi,
RoGsh iesNing Luaue pitched well IN
I'll ne was partially overcome by He
heal N the eighth innlrg when He gave
way To Fisher
Brooklyn a 20 @ q o . :. . a.
Cincinnati q @ g - O x-ln-tg-.
AamauX. mitchell. Mohar- ana Mil
ler, Taylor Luque. Fisher ana x.uq,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21

n the Ike Stock journal Of In
don a correspondent relates the OBJ
serNa-lpns OF an English horse
trimmer recently escaped from Rus
sIa: The Boishevlsts Went to al
The stud farms and divided the stock
among themselves. The best stal-
lion in Russia. imported tusi before
the war IL an enormous expense. was
given n a peasant. who took the
horse off to ms village IN the interior
10 draw his cart for a few days and
then be slaughtered TOR food. The
hoishevists then started an improved
stud farm under nationalist manage
meuL They made u up Of six sral-
lions and one mare
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21

measuring The prices OF a hog In
bushels Of corn instead Of n dollars.
Is form Of applied mat herna1lcs
used by the United States Densrt
ment o1 Agriculture in keeping TAB
on prices OF farm products Theo
retlca!ly 100 pounds " live hogs
should be worth aboul rs bushels al
corn. The ratio varies II is gen
orally highest in the corn belt ana
lowest IN New England. the far
South. and the Tar West. Al The
present time the ratio IS unusuaIlv
narruw-that is. 100 pounds OF hogs
is NOT worth as many bushels of corr
as usual The department draws the
inference than during the nex1 u
months hogs will advance more than
corn or corn viii decline more than
hogs
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ssAxE-EAEEzs IN ccnsEsTlos
Garner1nr winch Is taeir Annnaily
in Ncrts Africa Must Be Rsrui-
sive Ssoiz4

eaNt S10kA
After a lapse NJ axe TaRrs, the an
nuRl convention of the snake eaters
Of northern Africa has lately been
head. Seventeen of the mes1 re-
noxned rsp1lle consumers f-nm va
NOUS parts OF Tunis and Algeria tonk
part.
An sx-ranrdiuary feature of the
COnran1aon was t1at most of The
saaazs- aalerS served n LAle French
army during tae wa many OF them
wearing the medals they won N
Fraare.
More than four hundred s1nnn
snakes of waIaens Sizes we're careful
liz measured and distributed TO the
ccmpei3tors A score keeper watched
each man. and the spectators cteer-a
the 'eafers" al the top of thar
ya4ces-
The 'ea1lnE" cnnAs1ed Of forcing
4 SNAKE into L1e mouth as quickly as
possible. but no punching or rolling
up OF the reptiles was allowed. The
SNAKE had 10 be forced u head first
and as soap as the tail nae assap-
peaI'ea. which il usually ala with ex-
rraordinaI,y rapidly me cnmpeti1nr
quickly snaIched il GU of his mouth
and inserted another
The man who dnlsned ms - snakes
first was aasnagea me Nanner and
was presented with prlze consist
ing Of q neuna BAH studded with
brass nails and hung with brass
chains, To which We're attached sai-
yer and goIG coins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21

'lIsburgn. Pa, Aug .G.-PhliadeI-
PIMA made il TWO straight rom Pitts
hurgh. winning today ! 10 =. Ponder
was unsteady throughout Belts al
lowed only TWO hits after The d,s1
inning. Players and fans stood silent
for one minute az 4 O'Clock in -espec-
10 Fay Chapman, late Cleveland
shortstop.
Philadelphia
90 o Q 90 % 2-4-6-1
Pittsburgh
0 0 Q DO e-2-a-1
bef1s and Trasesser; Ponder ana
Haeffner
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Cubs ). Giants l

Chicago Aug. 20.-Chicago defeated
New York N the first =ane Of the ga
res today 70 ! Alexander was
touched FOR Il hits. but was srron. n
tight places. Chicago knorked Ben
~fon from me slab N The third after
scoring ihrHe ~uns n The second
Douglas and Winters finished. Pas
kerr with home RIM and tg1pied IN
batting.
New York 600 0ploD D-i-1I-o
Chicago % o. o ~5-1Q-B
Benton. Douglas, Winters. smith
and Gonzai as; Alexander ana O'Far-
rell
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scxfNE NOTES

For the third time. Young Kid Duhe
OF lewiston and Harry Kid Drew Of
Lawrence, Mass. viii enter the
squared circle at Biddeaord. the latest
30 coming OF Monday night in an
open air exhibition AT the bail park
The match viii be the usual double
six. and the main attraction In the
other bouts. DUDE claims the news
paper decision in one. the other go
ing over the double six route 70 n
draw. He Is confident OF peiting the
Bay state kid TO q win this time.
The winner Of the match VIII take
on Mike Castle. also of Lawrence
who has met all the corners in his
weight and promises big Things This
bout yin also be STAGED IN Eiddel0rd.
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OAKLAND

The happlesf people n the World. "
VIII be the subject Of the sermon al
the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing, preached by the pastor. Rev
Weston ?. Holmes SUNDAY school
~ l1.4 IS, George r Johnston. super
lntendeni. peoples service al 80
o'clock. topic The Question of the
Ages" Mr. Holman will preach al
sydney. Sunday afternoon al .
O'Clock
Rev. :. A. Evans of Bath win
supply the pulpit Of the First Bap-
tlst church. sunday morning and
evening.
Services will be held sunday aft
er'noon at $50 O'Clock at the Free
Baptist church conducted By the pas
Tor. Rev. Benjamin Beatty of Wafer
vile. Sabbath school so o clock.
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81 Louis, Aug. @-St Lauis hi
oescngsr hard today and wan Inc
opening game Of the series from Bns-
ton TO Doak was forced out Of the
game IN The secnna inning when he
was hi on The leg pg BoeckaI s
drive Ne game was stopped for
I'VE minutes al four O'Clock the
PLAYERS standing uncovered as . m
bnlR 10 the memoir Of Fay Chap
nan.
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Boston. Aug sa-The Maine ONE
club golf tournament al the North
port County Club. Bayside- Me. was
entered by many Boston women. Mrs.
Vaughn Hamilton. Miss Irene
Churchill, Miss Annie Aver, Mrs.
Edward Winship and sMrA. c. s.
Roberts enter the handicap eiimi-
nation for the silver cup.
The main event Of the cub season
will be the annualNcabAret winch Will
he gwen for club members and their
house guests on August 2Sth. II VIII
De held in the club living room fol
lowing a supper at : O'Clock One of
the features of the program will ne
the Toy SYMPHONY in which Pierre
Monteux, conductor Of the Boston
symphony Orchestra. Will take part,
playing the bass viul Twenry or
more other musicians summering n
the Maine resort will take parf. The
program Will he under the direction
of Ira N. cobe, chairman Of the
house committee
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Aug. 23-27-Eastsrn Name. Bangor
Aug. 3O-Sept :-Ceuta-ai Maine. Wat
eYvlIle
AUG. 24-26-Csribeu
aug. Sl-Sept- 3-HQultDn.
SEPT. b-s-cumoertand County fair al
sept. 6-s-sourh kennebec at South
Windsor.
Sept s-s- AndroscogglB Valley q.
Sept 7-s-Bluehin
Sept. 7-s-Springneld.
Sept. 7-IB-Surthern Maine Fair Assn
AT Pressure Isle
Sept. T-40-MaCnlaS.
Sept. 2s-3e-Somerset Central Ag-icui-
tural Society Rr Skowhegan.
Sept. EA-15-Jnlty Park Association
al Unity.
cultural Society at Phillips
sept 14-I--Maine Stale al Lewiston
sept. 13-l6-Eden Agricultural So
cisty a. Eleu.
Sept, e1-Hest Washington at Cherry
sept -21-Solon.
Sept. 21-2S-South Paris.
sept. 21-.S-FrAnkiin County AT Farm
Sept5 2I-2S-North Knox al Union.
Sept. 21-23-Farmington
sept. 2.-sS-No. ELLSWORTH Farmers
Club III North Ellsworth.
Sept 2233-2:5-Ha-r9Hnd.
Sept. 2s-Grerztpwn Far Association
at Greene.
Sept. sS-sD-Bristol Agricultural So
ciery a. Bristol Mills.
Sept 2S-3R-Livernure Falls.
Sept. 2S-30-AsnueDec County at Read
Held.
Sept 2S-CochnewAxan Agricultural
Society al MUuinuuth
sept. 2S-3e-Androscoggln County az
Liverrnore Falls.
Sept 2S- 3g--DaTnAriscotta.
Sept z8-3D-FrysUurg
Sept. 2S-Se-Kenuebec County al ReAd-
Sept 2S-RiehmoDd.
sept 39-3g-Andorer
0cr. Leeds Center.
Oct. 5-T-5hapIeiEn at Acton.
Oct Tranquility Grange Ayr. ASS n.
al LincoInville-
oct S-7-SomerSet Agricultural So
cleTv at Airsun.
Oct I2-I4-Tgpsham.
Nov. r6-1s-Maine State Pathological.
Portland.
yan. as. I92z-Wesfsrn Maine Poui-
try ASSN. South gEris.
Jan. ~. 1sxi-SpMrfI Berwick Poultry
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Aronstonk Reunion

The second annual reunion Of
former Arpostook people now living
in central and southern Maine VIII
be held ar Camp Benson. Newport.
SATURDAY. Aug. IS. A small fee VIII
be charged each male visitor 10 cover
expenses. Visitors viii bring lunches.
Hot cnffee viii be-served ON the
ground
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The residences Of Mr.. ana Mrs VIII
Whitman IN Arson was the scene of a
pretty wedding Nednes dHg afternoon
the contracting parties being Mrs
Whitman daughter, Miss Marion John
son. ana Preble D. x. Hatcn If Entity
Miss Johnson graduated from the Mad
4s0n high school and then entered the
Pennington N1rrnN school. from which
sre graduated year ago. Mr. Hatch
is to open a commercial school N
Presque Isle this fail. The officiating
clergyman was Rev, z. E. Tef!rr and
the double ring service was uset The
ring bearer was little Ir-na Tetley and
the wedding march was plRved by
Catherine Peitlngill. The ceremony
was Witnessed only by company OF
relatives Refreshments we're served.
after which M and Mrs. Ea en- left
for a h6neymeon trip.
The Bows and Girls Agricultural
Club Of North Anson passed through
Madison FRIDAY morning IN lis way
To Lakewood tor an outing.
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A-baiea for OeschEer N I'm.
xA-BaI1ed for F1Ilinsln IN -rh.
5nsion ....-.-.--- u 0400s0 80
81 Louis .--.,--- ! 0 0 o d f. Ks
Two base nl1s-smi1n. Fournler
Mctaenry, Powell. Thrae base ni1s
t4ornspy siolen bases-Lavaa. Mar
anRllie- sacrzfice-S1ock. Ief- IN
hases-BosIun. :; 81. Louis. 6. Base
on oa-4F-oH Oeschger- =: Doak. l..
GOODWIN. l. Hl1s-of oescnser. 70 N
innings; OF FillingIm. in :: OF
AoaA- IN >; on Goodwin. In :.
STRUCK ou1-by 0eschger J, Doak /.
E4ilIng1m- J. Goodwin. I. Passed
bal = o'NelL Winning pitcher -
GOODWIN Losing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
impress idart and Mccormick
Time IS
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COMING EVENTS

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boys and girls cluhs. Belfast.
Oct G-york county contest. boys
and girls clubs auburn
OCt. 8-SHMaire 4 eacners Assocaxrion' =
xurun meeting, Bangor $500
OCT Sp-Frankiin COUNTY contest
boys and girls clubs. Pennington
Nov 2-Rres7uenriau etpc.inn -
Nov. 5-6-Kennebec county CONTEST.
boys and g1rss clubs Augusta
Nov. 5-6-N xsirfngron. ceurt~ cryrrt EST
boys and girls clubs
Nov. 5-6-Sagadahoc county cont est
boys and girls clubs aBth.
Soy. lc-T5-HE1unal Grange IN Me-
chanics ha9 Boston
Nov .E-i2-PiscHtaQuls county con-
test. noys and girls clubs Fdxcrofr
Nov. l2-13-Penohscoi county cpures
boys and girls clubs, Bangor
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L W Keiirrs a Missouri farmer, couian :
get roun IN any Of the storage houses
nearby 10 store has wheel, and 50 ne tpok
out the furniture from his paripr and now
has ano bushels OF wheat stored there until
he can get il 70 an elevator
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CLOSING DAY OF
CORNISH RACES

Cornish. Ne. Aug. 2b.-Cwa races
were on the caro- the last Jay Thurs
day) of the Cornish fair. The tree
Tor-an was won IN straight heats BY
Pointer Wood. driven by Johnny
Amaro uf tins city. The az class
winch weni four heats. was won by
Miss EbIckering. The SUMMARY
FEEE- FOR-AI-I-
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LOCAL NOTICE.

Wrestling Match Abbott US. rru-
man. Messalonskee Hall. Oakland.
Monday Ang %, 8 r. NJ CStantia I'd
Time Dance augsDd3ts
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Philadelphia AHg, 2l.--mCagp
made II TWO out of three by winning
both games OF Ioaays double header.
The score Of the first game was 10
4 and the second was forfeited.
With TWO eui on the locals half of
the ninth lnnin-4of the second contest
the aleacher crowd swarvned onto the
field thinking foul -rounder from
STYLES bar had ended The game.
The fans refused To leave the field
and Umpire Chill declared the game
forfeited 10 Chicago. Srere al the
time stood 5 10 n favor of the Wis
itors. Al the start Of the fifth inning
of the first game. players umplres and
spectators stood with barred and bow
ed heads for TWO minutes IN memory
OF Ray Chapman.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfield ): New Haven 3.
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Ting
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GeH at Mortnport

started
Time 2s-4 200 s.25 =, 2.2s =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21

ST. LOUIS

Dated for Oeschger N tn