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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-11

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-12
ScHOONERS.
w YORK, 40-FOOTEPS
Carpenter Signs
Up for Bout with
L Unknown in October

New York, July 11-Georges Tar
pentier today signed contract with
lex Mckard to defend his world
hght heavyweight championship dur
ing October. His opponent nill be
selected later. the agreement read
ing that the French boxer shall meet
any light heavyweight named by
Richard
The bout viii he contested either
in the Jersey City arena where Car
pentier lost TO Jack Dempsey or in
Madison Square Garden, Tins city.
While the selection OF an opponeut
Will not be made until later it was
thought that the choice lies between
Harry Greb ana Tom Gibbons. The
second week OF October is tenta-
lively named as the date of the bout
which probably viii be staged on
Columbus Day, October 12
Plans were completed today for
the sailing Of the Carpenter party
on steamer La SaVoie for France. on
Thursday. a stay of from two TO
three weeks will be made at the
home Of the French pugilist and then
the party will return to this country
to prepare for the October bout.
Carpenters hand, which he in
Jured in the Dempsey encounter. is
sun swollen and painful. but he ex-
poets it to heal within the next six
weeks He says it vii, not prove
handicap in future ring contests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-12
POSSIBLE SERIES
BETWEEN STRONG
TEAMS OF STATE

Portland. July II = When the.
Packard Motors of this city opened
their season Saturday with an un-
expected defeat of the famous Mil
highest salaried club in Maine. or at
least west OF Bangor. there was
Matched a lusty agitation for three
cornered series between the Capital
City team. the Goodall Textiles of
Sanford ard the club from Portland.
The Textiles are the only outfit be-
sides the Packards to win over Ben
HOuser's charges.
There are two other clubs at least,
west Of the Down East" belt, which
are rackoned in the first division
along With the three teams already
named, and they are oxford and the
TWIN Towns team of Norway and
S"uth Paris A sort of round Robin
very interesting.
Playing manager OStergren of the
hackards has arranged two dates
With Freddy Parents aggregation
from the Textile city, playing one
game here next Saturday and the
other at Sanford the following Sat
urday or vice versa. But if a tri-
angular series were arranged with
Augusta the third party the dates
might lie shifted.
oxford With i roster containing
The Needelman brothers of Portland
and Bowdoin, and Jack Handy, and
Joe Smith also Of Bowdoin. besides
Johnny Conley of Georgetown and
this city. undoubtedly will be on the
Packard schedule whether or not a
series is arranged. The same is true
of the Twin Towns club. On this
team are Carlton Fuller who played
with Ostergren's team earlier in the
season. Houghton, Kent's Hill star
s"uthpaW. White, ex-New England
league outtielder who PLAYED with
Sant0rd last Year, aud Masterman,
OK -l"aguer, who manages the ,lub.
Augusta and Oxford are carded TO
meet at Oxford on Tuesday in re-
turn game The Millionaires copped
t"t ~ - huel III tile apitdl cltN ny i
. 70 count, but the Bears" are
confident OF reversing the decision
1t is quite probable that later in
the season. Packard Motors may
take an Eastern trip. meeting the
TWO Mlllino. kct clubs. Great North
ern and East Millinocket, as well as
j, {. r, the F.asterns Bar Harbor
and ether crack northland aggrega-
lions
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Hole -One-Club
Gets Another Man
Huntington Major

Huntington, w. Va, July 11-AIaior
I. M. Hayes. president of the Hunt
ington Chamber of Commerce, has re-
ceived notice of his election to mem
bership in the Hole in One Club of
America, following his feat of holing
out IN one in golf match recently at
the Westmoreiand links here. The
distance for the shot was $50 yards
Inc elm One-Club is said to have
less than dozen members.
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Houser's Colts Off
to Battle with
Oxford Bears

At II O'Clock today the Augusta ball
PLAYERS leave the Capital City Tor their
first sotourn into the wilderness. in
their WanderingS they expect TO swoop
down upon the peaceful town of OK
ford and capture the scalp of Robin
sons classy bali team. 1t should be
battle royal from start TO finish, as
Houser's aggregation is out to redeem
itself from the slump experienced last
Saturday against Portland. and the OK
ford team is looking for revenge for
the j to 1 defeat which it received at
Augusta two weeks ago.
It is expected that Gus Williams
and Artie ABBOTT will be the battery
for the Augusta team. The rest Of
the lineup will be the same as in pre-
vious games. Ben Houser is sending
Gus" back into the box with nstruc-
lions for him 20 redeem himself, and
he can be depended upon 10 do so.
For oxford. they may be depended
upon to have their best men i'll the
lineup. oxford is gifted with an es-
pecially fine infield with 10 Smith
and Bill Needlcman, the Eowdoin
stars, while Coulter, the shprtstop, is
the fastest lnhelder who ever Wore
the colors Of Brown University. Jack"
Conley of Georgetown and Handy of
Bowdoin complete a well balanced in
field. Dave Neodleman will be in ac-
ton in one of the outteld positions.
Shannahan. whose last game was d
two-hit affair, will probably be seen
on the mound for the home team.
As the Augusta team is making the
trip to oxford by automobile. it is
likely that number of fans from the
Capital city will follow along in their
high powered cars, as a redhot battle
is expected 10 take place.
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Pete Herman K. O.'s
Eng. Bantam Champ
in 18th at London

London. July 11.-Pete Herman of
New Orleans. former worlds bantam
weight champion. knocked out jim
Higgins. the English bantamweight
champion. tonight in the 18th round of
what was to have been a 20-r1und
bout.
Every round, but the eighth, in
which Higgins planted left on the
chin, was Herman's. For the most
part. they engaged in intighting.
The American drew blood in the
first round. In what proved to be the
last round. Higgins used upper cuts
with some effect. but Herman caught
him open with u right hook to the
jaw sending him TO the floor, Higgins
was out for five minutes.
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Golf Shark Makes
a Hole in One

New York, July 11--For the third
time in as many years, stephen Rob
erts, OF the Dunwoodie Country Club
made a hole in one stroke on the
clubs golf course. Roberts shot was
made yesterday while playing to the
10th hole 123 yards from the tee. The
shot was made with d mashie. His
two previous achievements were made
at 120 yard hole.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-12
$4,000 in Baseball Coin
Taken From Chicago Park

Chicago, July 11.-Robbers, pre-
sumably after the gate receipts Of the
game between the White Sox and New
York Yankees, blew the safe az Comis-
Key Park here last night. The loot of
about $4,000 represented the receipts
Of various concessions at the game.
gate receipts Of about $4,000 having
been sent to a bank. Owner Charles
Coniskey denied reports that the safe
contained papers pertaining - the
former White Sox players now on trial
IN connection with the alleged throw
ing of the 1919 world series.
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Rare Pitcher-Shortstop
Barrett of the Philas

New York. July IA combination
pitcher shortstop--rare in the major
Ieagues--Was uncovered by the
Philadelphia Americans Yesterday
When Barrett twirled against the
Cleveland worlds champions and
then took his place between second
ana nGlrd Barrett went on the
mound in the sixth inning when the
game was lost but held the Indians
I" one nit in two innings, struck out
one man ana passed three. He made
TWO mus IN two chances at bat and
NEEDED perfectly In the second
game Barrett played short and ac-
ceptei five chances but failed to hit
IN three times at bat.
A double shut out-the fret T., +ba
MAYOR leagues this year-was scored
ny Cleveland over Philadelphia.
Mails scattered the Athletics -
hiS IN the first game and Morton
won MS pitchers battle with Hastv
ny batting in the winning run him
self
hurleigh Grimes of Brooklyn stood
OUT among the twirlers of both
leagues by winning his eighth
S'faisht game. He limited Pitts
nnrsh to five hits. F'aber of the
Chicago Americans was hit safely
only five times by the New York
Yankees and Ryan of the Giants
heId his Chicago opponents to the
same number OF hits
Judge of the Washington Ameri-
cars was admitted to the two hom-
"rs in one game club He missed
setting an American League record
Tor homers when his other shit went
for three Dagger.
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Ford Rambles Right
Along on End Base

Boston, July 11.--Baseball statisti-
clans have brought - light the fact
that Horace Ford. the second base
man of the Braves. has equalled a ma
jor league record of 80 years stand
ing. In the St. Louis-Boston game of
June 16 at st. Louis he made II as
slsts in accepting IA chances. This
ties the record for assists made in
1882 by Dunlap of Cleveland. who at
that time had Is chances. the record
for the total chances in a game. ac-
cordng 10 the figures published today.
Stuffy McInnis of the Red Sox ended
the weeks play with run of 80 con-
secutive errorless games. while Cap
tain Everett Scott brought his record
OF continuous play TO 1872 games.
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EASTERN YACHT
CLUBS RACES
ALONG ME. COAST

Gilkey's Harbor, Me, July IL
The best breeze in five days blew the
Eastern Yacht Club fleet into the
Western Penobscot Saturday after
noon and gave eight of the racing
boats the first real sport since the
yachts left Marblehcad last Tuesday.
The feet anchored that night in this
historic old cove and on Sunday ran
down the bay TO the Fox Island
Thoroughfare, passing the night at
North Haven.
The winners Saturday were the
schooners Queen Nab. Capt. Nathan
iei L. Aver and the sloop Shawara.
Capt. Harold Wcsson. 1t was the
second victory for both boats in the
three racing runs which the fleet has
had since the cruise started.
Conditions early Saturday were
not particularly encouraging for Ell
Their cruising or racing for Boothbay
HarbOr vas enveloped in fog and a
soft southtaster was putting up from
Monhegan in big misty pillows. But
Commodore Sears decided to chance
start below Squirrel Island early in
the forenoon.
The start was made shortly after
10 and was featured by Il collision
between the Sally Ann and the
SQuaW. The SQuaW had small hole
punched in her port bow, While the
Sally Ann sustained no damage.
Capt. Borden swung away at once
after the Squaw struck the Sally. as
he had Mrs. Robert Amory and Mr.
Amory on board.
The ShaWara had already won the
ho"ors of TIE start and soon had
long lead. l'amero was last over the
line
In the schooner class the Eagrant
was first with SonniIa a close sec
ord. bat The other boats were slow
II took the yachts nearly two hours
TO make the five mil, $ to the first
turn at the Bantam Whistler. but the
wind after shifting back and forth,
hnallv settled down to steady
Southwestern and with all big kites
drawing, the yachts eased away for
White Head Light. the finish
Three OF the schooners, Nagrant.
Sonnica and Shawna. ran to leeward
and vent so far off shore that they
Circl"d Monhegar. while Queen Nab
hGld the inside course and saved her
time allowance over the larger boats.
The wind breezed up to eight knots
as the yachts came to the finish. so
all the boats CROSS d with lee rails
aWash for the first time in a week.
Tbs summary:
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National Golf Event
FOrecasted-CIose Course

Washington, July 1l.-Actual prepa-
rations for the national open golf
championship to be played over the
course of the Columbia Country Club
near here. beginning July 10, were
started today with closing IF the
links to club members and arrival of
the vanguard OF the 236 entrants.
Pairings for the qualifying rounds
will be announced tomorrow.
Secretary Vanderpool of the United
States Golf Association said to-day
that because Of the large field Of en-
tries the number of holes for the quail
flying rounds would be split, Cpe-half
playing Is holes July 10 and the other
half sent away for a round July 20.
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Geary Goes to Reds

Cincinnati, July 11-Anouncement
was made Sunday that pitcher Geary
of the Seattle baseball team will ioin
the Cincinnati Nationals this week,
having been exchanged for $4,000
and three players. Pitcher Brenton
and outf1elder See or the Reds are
two players who are to go to Seattle
at once, but under optional agree
ments, and can be recalled at any
time on 10 days notice if their SER
vices should be needed
Other changes in the Red staff are
expected. Pres, Hermann having
prepared waivers on several players
of the present team.
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Ruth and Meusel
HOmers Win for Yanks

Chicago, July 1l-Home runs ny
Ncusel and Babe Ruth, with a man
on base each time. enabled New
York TO take the final game of the
series from Chicago today to o.
Meusel accounted for the visitors
first two runs when he drove the ball
into the left field bleachers after
Racllcr had singled. Ruth drove his
homer-his send for the season-into
the right field bleachers after Peck
inpaugh had walked. The score:
New York . 0 > O 0 6--4-7-
Chicago ... Q 0 0 0 0 0--0-5-o
". Collins and Schang; Kerr and
Schalk.
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TWO FOR RED SOX

Detroit. July 11-(American)-
Boston made clean sweep of the
series with Detroit. taking both ends
Of a double header today, six to one
ana seven to three. Pennock kept
the Detroit hits scattered in the first
game In the ninth inning of the
second contest Boston grouped a
double, three singles, two passes and
an error for four runs after two
were out Score;
First game;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-12

The Italian government has solved
the problem of a cheap national cigar
Prices of tobacco have been soaring
To such luxurious heights that the or
binary cigar smoker could not pur-
chase Accordingly exports were aS-
signed tn, task 90 getting up new
cigar. Tiny hay" Just announced
their Accomplishment uf the task
The new cigar Kill soon he put on
the market aud viii sell for two cents
II VIII rcscmhl" the Futshurg stogir
in shape
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The Babe Makes Tackle Greb Gbbon
Braves BLANK REDS IN CLEAN
UP OF SERIES RED. S0X TAKE
TWO IN Lair OF THE TIGERS
BRAVES 2, REDS 0

Boston. July 1l-Boston cleaned up
the three games series with Cincin-
natl by winning today, to O. Rixey
held Boston to four hits, but two of
them were disastrous. With two
out in the eighth Ford doubled to
right center and took third when
Rixey threw wildly to second in an
effort to catch the runner off. Gowdy
was passed Intentionally and stole
second McQuillan's triple 10 left
field wall scored Ford and Gowdy
McQuillan was hit safely three times.
Score
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-12
Browns Trim
Senators in Ninth

feated Washington here today in the
ninth inning, scoring one run after the
Nationals had tied the score in the
seventh. Both Washington and st.
Louis pitchers were hit hard Score:
Washington 80 90 , 90 ? 0-4-10-2
st. Louis ....0010 1-5-1l-1
Zachary. Erickson and Picinich.
Kolp Palermo. BurweIl and SEVERED.
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Last Inning Rally
Wins for Dodgers

BroOkIyn, \. Y. July ia four
run rally after two were out in the
ninth inning enabled Brooklyn 10 de-
ieat Pittsburgh today 9 to s. The
bases were empty when the Super
has began to pound Hamilton. who
mad checked a rally in the eighth
when Adams was batted ont The
Pirates Knocked Smith and Mitchell
out of the box. Score:
Pittsburgh 0 9 o / 4 0 0 2-8-15-2
Brooklyn 0 6 0 4 0 0 4--9-14-2
Adams. Hamilton and Schmidt;
Smith, Mitchell Milius and Miller.
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Totals
DETROIT

Two base hlts PennOCk NenOsKy.
Three base hits Bassler, McInnis CD.
Home run Veach. stolen bases Fos
ter, Witt Bush Sacrifice Walters,
Double play Witt to Scott to
Innis. Left on base: Boston 3. De-
troit :. Base on balls off Dauss ;.
Hits off Dauss s in s innings; off
Parks > in l inning. Struck out by
Pennock >; Dpuss 4; Parks /.
Losing pitchers Dauss. tmpires
Owens and Evans. Time 1.33.
Second game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-12

The links of the St Louis Country
Club at St Louis. Mo. gradually are
being put into shape for the National
Amateur Golf Tournament which Viii
be held there during The middle or
September. Grass experts have an.
nounced the course as satisfactory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-12
CHEEVES SHINES
AND CUBS WIN. 7-2

New York July l1-Splendid pitch
ing BY Cheeres, who held New York
to four hits, enabled Chicago to win
the last game of the series, to ,.
Cheeves and Toney We're having a
pitchers battle until the seventh in
ming, when Chicago scored three
runs on three hits, base on balls,
and an error by F'risch. Score:
Chicago :. 0 0 0 0 3 2 | X--7-12-0
New York 0 0 0 0 % AZ
Cheeves and killifer, DAILY; Toney,
Douglas, Benton and Smith.
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Amateur Golf Champ
Enters National Event

Boston July 11.--Jesse Guilford, re
cent winner of the amateur golf cham
pionship, has entered for the national
open championship at Washington
next week, he said today. George
Bowden, holder of the state open title.
will also compete in the national play.
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JACK COOMBS TO
STAY WITH WILLIAMS

Williamstown, July 11-Williams
College has retained the services Of
Jack Coombs, big league pitcher for
another year as its baseball coach.
Williams did not do very well on the
diamond the past season, but
Coombs was in no way blamed for
the poor showing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-12

Foster Three base hit: McInnis. Stol-
en- base, Menosky. Sacrifices: Ruel (2),
r. Jones Double play: Foster Scott
and Mclnnis Left on base: Boston
10: Detroit 9. Base on balls: off Jones
2; Oldham .: lthmke 3. Hits: off Old
ham in innings (none out in 6th),
off Ehmke. in 4. Struck out: by
Jones 8: Ehmke 3. Losing pitcher:
Ehmke Empires. owen and Evans.
Time 1:5S.
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The Babe Gets His
32d Off Little Kerr

Chicago July l1.-Babe Ruth clout-
ed his 32d home run of the season to-
day in the sixth inning of the Yam
KEGS game with the White Sox. Tehre
vas one man on Base and Kerr was
pitching.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-12

To conform with the cut IN the
wages sof the employ ccs ordered by
the Railroad Labor noard officers
OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad recent
ly7 had tl,tr salaries reduced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-12

and said prospects were favorable for
ideal conditions for the tournament
Many prominent amateur golfers OF
the country and team from England
are expected to enter the tournament.
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EASTERN LEAGITE

Hartford ); Albany ).
Waterbury 2; Bridgeport &.
Worcester Il; New Haven
Pittstield 6; Springfield 8.
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Detroit. July 11-Pitcher Perritt. one
| time National League star, who was
signed up by the Detroit club recent
! ly, has been given an unconditional
! release.
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BOSTON

Two base hits-Rixey. Ford. Three
brse hit-.McQuillan. Stolen base
G0Wdy. Double plays-Ciroh to
bohnc to paubert; Neaie to Crane;
Blrhare to Holke. Left on base
Cincinnati 4 Boston >. Base on
hAlls--on Rixey >: off McQWllan /.
s.rIrk out-By Rfxey .; ny Nc
Quillan 3. Cmpires Klein and
LmSle. Time %.
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SPORTING COMING EVENTS

July I3--Trap shooting, WaterV1IIe,
Harrington and Bangor.
August Wednesday and Thurs
day, circuit races at Fort Fairfield.
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WITH THE MAJOR
TEAMS YESTERDAY
AND TODAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati O; Boston 2.
Chicago 7; New York 2.
Pitesbure 8; Brooklyn 9.
St. Louis 8; Philadelphia 9 called
n 8th-rain).
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During the recent celebration in
Hartford, Conn, the veteran firemen
threw a stream of water 1875 feet, US
ing Washington Engine No. T.
which was built in 1898.
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TODAY'S GAM S

Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis at New York.
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STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 6; Detroit / (1st camel.
Boston 7; Detroit 3 (2nd same).
New York 4; Chicago 0.
Washington 4; ST. Louis 5.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.