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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-09
PIl'TSFIE[D

Mrs. r. J. Shaw Of Bangor. Mrs. Jcn-
mic Wyman, Mrs. r. " Sherburne,
Mrs. David Jones, Mrs. Levi Cookson,
Mrs. Willis Bickford Mrs. w. A.
Smith and Mrs. II. D. Littlefeld all
of Newport, were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Goodwin and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Goodwin recently.
Mrs. c. c. oliver Of Cambridge.
Mass. who has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs, j. S. Heseltine and family,
has returned % her home.
Mrs. H. G. Hitchborn of Stockton
Springs, who has been the guest of
Mr. and Mrs q. s Staples and family.
returned home Saturday accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Staples, making the
trip in the Staples automobile.
Gordon Carr of Rochester. n. H..
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl S. Tucker. returned homo Satur-
Gay accompanied by his grandfather.
Gordon WaynCs. and cousin. Marion
Jackson. who will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Carr for few weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ralph Brown are re-
cetVing conGra tuIations on the birth
Of son born Saturday, Aug. 6.
Ms. Bertha Longley IS passing her
vacation at Birch Point Salmon lake.
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Balam Licks Loudois
Huskier by Al Pounds

Keef and Blotner's cvarnival at
Hallowell was the scene of a CLASSY
wrestling match last Thursday night
when Fangel Balam the strong man
OF Gardiner wrestled young PALATE.
welter- weight champion and stayed
the limit. The same night he took
on Kid Bolduc of Lewiston, worlds
champion light weight and stayed
with him just as nightly. On Fri
day Balam wreStled Nick Loudois to
finish match, but Loudois PLAYED
dirty. The stranger was barred, vet
Loudois used this method several
times and finally beat Balam. Then
Balam. dander up in good shape.
challenged Loudois for a rough
match on Saturday night and then
was the time he beat him to a fraz-
zle in a finish match that lasted lust
ten short minutes. Referee declar-
ed Balam the best man. His weight
is only 132 pounds stripped, to COM
pare with Loudois husky 173.
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indians Take
Lead in Double
Win Over Mackmen

Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. S.--Cleve-
and took both ends of q double head
er from Philadelphia today and bv
the two victories regaino>l the lead in
the pennant race. The score in the
hrSt game was to and in the sec :
ono game Z to s.. The second game
went IS innings
a decision by Umpire Dineen at
the plate in the sixth inning of the
hrst game started a storm of protest
by the Athletics. and was taken M
py the crowd, Dineen was Kissed
throughout the remainder of the aft
teinoon. After the last inning of the
second game, both Dineen and Evans
were bombarded with cushions and
newspapers as they headed for their
dressing rooms. Scores
First game:
Cleveland :. 0 0 0 101 o-4S-o
Philadelphia 0 0 0 o 0-3-q-1
Coveleskie and O'Neill: Rommell
and Perkins.
Second game:
Cleveland
-. 90 402 0 o 0o1 o-7-14- 4
Philadelphia
-. 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-616-2
Bagby, Sothoron and O'Neill: Nay
Tor, keefe Harris and Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-09

diner, Mass, are passing a vacation
OF two weeks at the pleasant home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sproul.
Misses Isabel Dodge and Emma
Locke were visitors Thursday a:
Cooper's Mills.
Willis Pinkham was a businasC
visitor Monday in Augusta.
Mrs Isabelle Colby Smith OF Bus.
ton. was Il guest Thursday of Mrs. J
3. Stilphen.
Everson Howes of East Liberty.
was recent visitor of Mr.. and Mrs
H. w. Brown.
Charles Hopkins and Frank Nick
erson of jefferson were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomat
Locke.
Mrs. Eugene Fielding OF Rostou, ip
being entertained at the home ct her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph VIM
good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund IoselyE
were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Jose
lyn's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Blodgett in Whitefeld.
Miss Mertie Hopkins OF CoorerS
Mills, was guest Monday of Mrs
Mary Locke
Mrs. Elizabeth Rawlev CT St
George. is visiting her son. George
Rawley, ST..
George Sampson is assisting Frank
Piper to harvest his hay.
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afternoon at go o'clock instead of
100 as stated in yesterdays issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Crawford and
daughter, Glenys. have gone to Lake
George. where they will pass a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram
Lascelle.
Mrs. Myron White and daughter.
Maurine. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Spencer of Spring
field. Mass, have returned to their
home on High street.
Lincoln b. Hayes of Lewiston is
in town being called here by the
death of his uncle, the late James
Flewelling.
The IT, w. Glass of Shawmut Sun
day school will hold an ice cream
sale at the lawn of F.. E. Emery of
ceeds will be used for wiring the
church.
Misses Marie. Irene. Laverdiere.
Albertine Lavcrdierc of East Harri-
ford. Canada. are visiting at the
the home of Rev. Father LAYER
diere.
Mrs ID. w. Allen Of Boston is
visiting her nieces, Mrs. II. f. Bur
CESS and Mrs. W. w Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gibson and
children, Helen and Ralph, left yes
terday for Old Orchard.
Maurice Files of Portland was
calling on friends in town YESTERDAY.
Hugh l'ootman and William Bur
CESS have returned from Bakers Sid
ing. whore they have been passing
several weeks.
Walter Robinson has returned from
a short visit in Bangor with friends.
Miss Maitland Walters who is train
ing at the Mc'rose hospital is visiting
her parents, Or. ana Mrs. W. Ii. Wal
terS.
Mrs. Annie rr>lt Of Good WEI was
in town for short time yesterday.
Mrs, Guy Coro and son Meynard
have gone to Clinton to visit relatives,
Mrs. Lorette Gi!iis has returned
from short stay in Oakland
Miss Thelma Chalmers has return
ed 10 Augusta. where she is employed.
after passing the week end at her
home.
The members of M"rrymeettng Chap
/ ter. O. r. S. are asked to meet at the
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Leonard Injuries
Hand, Bout with
Tender Put Off

New York. Aug. S.-The worlds
lightweight boxing championship bout
between Champion Benny Leonard
and Lew Tender in Philadelphia next
Friday is Off
Leonard dislocated his right thumb
in today's workout and will have to
carry 1t in cast for six weeks. his
manager, Billy Gibson, announced.
Philadelphia, Aug SHERMAN Tay-
Tor and Robert Gunnis, promoters of
the Leonard Tender bout which was
to have been held in the Philadelphia
National League baseball park, were
greatly disappointed with the an
nouncement of Billy Gibson. Leon
ards manager that the bout was off
for six weeks or two months. The
advance sale of tickets indicated there
probably would have been a record
crowd in the ball park Friday night
Leonard over the telephone told the
promoters he would meet Tender un-
der exactly the same conditions as
soon as his thumb is pronounced all
right by his physician.
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South Gardiner Scores
Win Over Richmond

The local Worlds Series was set
tied at South Gardiner Saturday
when Richmond and the local Com
munity Club met on Miller's Field
for the third and deciding game.
Slim Campbell, who showed
South Gardiner no mercy a week
ago. at Richmond. was on the mound
and the tables were nicely turned on
him.
Before the derrick had been nut
INTO operation, IA safeties for a total
OF - bases were registered off his
delivery while he generously handed
seven free rides to first. Greelv.
who succeeded him, lasted quick
While good fielding kept McGinn
from much trouble while he stayed.
Chisholm and Stetson played good
nan for the losers, while Gorton,
Blanchard, Sawyer and Murray Hall
played well for the winners, the lat
Ter turning in eight doubles and a
4-piy clout Manager Baker shifted
ms team around like u deck OF cards
but all to no avail.
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Bench Observations

fhiI BrSk continued his batting
Nfeak yesterday. In five times IN he
uouoled twice. singled twice and was
gwen a free ticket
Graves and McGouldrick each
Hheu out brace Of two-pilIow blows
and Freddy Mcguire one.
augusta was all set for its famous
usiayed double steal but Catcher
"i'iams broke it up by running into
.Ho diamond and forcing Brisk back
TO third. '> N0A
.., INC winning numbers which en-
HS'e holders to free admission are 9G
... t I'll Fans should save their
.'chets and compare them with the
announcements.
~, the small group peering through
tA e renee IN left field will go down to
cute they will be given tickets.
tney are trespassine in that field
~ .ne management is responsible
'or their actions.
ne nue banner crowd Of the season is
uicated for Wednesday afternoon
.en the Packard Motors will again
Houser clan. vi INC
recent game with a runner
49,. ufst Abbott pegged to Wilson to
~ .n MIN off but the runner elected
We. .,oak TOT second. Wilson con-
~ eu Tor a moment reached down
Jag the looked-for returning run
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FIERCE ATTACK OF AUGUSTA
OvERWHELMS BOSTON TIGERS
TO ATTEMPT COMEBACK TODAY

r,.re was no twinkling of colored
lar. over on Williams field yesterday
.n.,,oon. Augusta. all set for
.,..k invasion that promised to make
), interesting for Housers colts. saw
,..,ead another procession with the
r.,t,al City lads on the long end of a
1. to score
The grand opening as staged by the
,,,tv visitors held a potential threat
- dire doings, but it was only a.
.s,sat 1t looked like trouble when
~. first ebony-hued opponent cracked
.rt a bingle to right. But Gus Will
r.rs was on the job and the Tigers
rs,e retired runless. In Augustus
.,f after Brisk had singled, he and
,hhott we're doubled up on light
Two NAV, while Morrell flied tc right
and il looked like tight game.
With the opening Of the second
,,.rza the co.ored coachers turned on
. chatter that pulled a few laughs
.-om the fans, but the reported pep
nd original antics were missing. They
u,,re retired in order while Augusta
:, rs half registered a brace of runs
., trio of two-cushion blows.
sobered by this lead. the Tigers
uckled down to what proved a hope
,sss task. Gus Williams wheeled en-
aver in alr-tight style. aided by the
s,oreyall inner defense. Crudup
,,oyed no puzzle and the Augusta
hoys fattened their averages.
II was another case where the in
yaders were oulclassed. Fans arn be
ginning TO realize that the local ag
sregation is tremendously fas' and it
,akes an exceptional team to make q
close game.
The same teams will play again
,odav at 4 O'Clock. Moore, the visitors
nest bet. will be sent to the mound
and Walker will be sent in to oppose
him. Nal Morrill, the new backstop.
will also be seen in action for the first
.ir1e
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YANKS DIVIDE
WITH WHITE SOX

New York. Aug. S-New York lost
its hold on first place today by divid-
ing a double header with Chicago
while Cleveland was taking two
games from Philadelphia. The
Yankees won the first game : TO 0,
and the White Sox the other ; to 4.
Ruth brought his season total of
home runs to IL by hitting one in
each contest Baker OF the Yankees
was called to his home at Trappe.
MARYLAND. because of death in his
family, The scores:
FRS: game:
Chicago -. oOO0 o 0 0 o. Al
New York 0 3 0 IL x-71O-0
Wieneke, Hodge and Lee; Shawll-
ey and Schang.
Second game:
Chicago 49,. 3 0 0 0 o 1---5-o- !
New York o | 0 0 / o--4-7-2
Kerr. Faber and Lee; Hoyt and
Schang,
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fairfield

Miss Marion Horne was given a
miscellaneous shower ut the home of
Miss Stella Thomas last evening in
honor OF her appro9c ching marriage
Games were PLAYED and musical
selections rendered During the eve
ming the bride elect was presented
with q large basket. very prettiIv
decorated with crepe paper and
flowers. by little Arlene Lowe. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
were served. Those present were
Mrs. Charles Barney Mrs. leila
White, Mrs. Violet Alexa nder. Mrs.
Alvah Tibbetts. Mrs LYDIA Berry Of
WaterVille. Mrs. Bessie Horne of
Wirslow. Mrs, Beatrice Jones of
Rumford. Mrs. Margaret Zeanan.
Mrs Lucy Bartlett. Mrs. Perlev
Grant, Mrs. Ida Patterson. Mrs. Pearl
Brown. Mrs. Oliver Patterson. Mrs,
Lois White. Misses Hattie Brown.
Ona Mayo, fnez Scott. labelling and
Catherine Hatch. Elnor Hall. Edna
Emery. Ruby Johnson, Stella Thorn
as and Miss Horne.
Miss Ruth Foster and Willard
Foster Of Lynn. Mass, are visiting at
the home Of Henry LaPlant.
Rev. Earle Stoves and son Fred
erick Of Gray arc guests Of his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Stoves.
Mrs. Emma Nee and grandson.
Richard Turpin of Hartford. Conn,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
radbury.
The funeral services of the late
James L. Flewelling will be held this
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LARONE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nutter Of
Flint. Mich. We're visiting frienda
in town last week. Mr. Nutter way
some years ago at Good WIZ Farms
as superintendent of the boys and iG
now in Americanization work at tho
plant of the Buick Mfg. Co.
Mrs. William Richmond of Port
land was visiting friends in town lase
week. Mrs. Richmond as a girl liv-
ed in I.arone with her grandfather.
Josiah Magoon.
For visitors. MIR. and Mrs. Samue.
Bartlett have been entertaining MISC
Anne Caswell of Skowhegan. and
their two sons, from New Jersey.
Charles and his family, and Frank
with whom came a niece.
Walter Bigelow and Howard Buzz.
zell are thrashing grain for tho
farmers.
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Giants 6; Cubs 3

Chicago. Aug S-Martin weakened
in the 18th after holding New York to
two hits, one scratch, and the
Giants touched him for four hits,
which, coupled with a base on balls
and a sacrifice, enabled them to take
the lead, and win from Chicago to
8. F'risch Of the Giants, who was in
jured in yesterdays game when he
was hit over the eye by u grounder
returned to his position today.
Score:
New York ooO0 4 2-6-1O-1
Chicago ]. 101 0 0 o O-3-10-1
Nehf and Snyder; Martin, York
and killefer.
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A Discreet Caddie

He had played golf foy years with
great assiduity. but with little no
ticcable improvement. Employing
the same caddie every afternoon he
fought the greens and hazards I'M
relentingly. The caddie. however
being discreet and also DESTROYS of
tips, never voiced his real opinion of
his employers game.
One day a stranger came to the
links and arranged to play a round
with him.
Have YOU ever seen him play?" he
whispered TO the boy, nodding toward
the stranger.
Yes, sir" answered the caddie.
How is his game?"
Rotten, sir; very rotten
How much handicap can I give
him." asked the golfer. rubbing his
hands at the prospect of an easy vic
tory.
Not stroke, sir; not a stroke"
whispered the caddie earnestly
Everybody's.
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Going Up!

es, said the old man TO his Wis
nor am proud Of my girls. and
would like to see them comfortably
married, and as | have made a little
money they will not go penniless to
their husbands. There is Mary. %
Years old. and really good girl. I
snail give her $1,000 when she mar
res. Then comes Bet, who won't see
% again. shall give her $4,000. and
'he man who takes Eliza. who is 40,
will have $4,000 with her"
me young man reflected for mo-
ment and then inquired: You
haven't one about so, have you 81
Everybody's.
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SPORTING NOTES

The University of Pennsylvania
football team will begin its fall
training at Cape May. n. J.. starting
September .. when it is expected 30
or more veterans will report. Only
one squad of veterans and recruits
who have shown more than passing
promise will be taken to the resort
but 90 or more candidates will start
their work out on Franklin Field
about the same time
The Point Judith Pirates won the
Atlantic polo cups today at Naragan-
sett Pier. r. l.. defeating the Drdham
Wanderers 8 to ). The Massachusetts
four played loosely.
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The Babe Registers
Two to Catch Up
with Last Year

New York, Aug. S.-Babe Ruth
clouted two home runs today off Chi
cago pitchers, running his season $
total to Al. His first today was in
the third inning of the first game of
the double header with the White Sox.
His second came in he opening in
ming of the second game, with no
one on.
Ruth's home runs were made off
Wienellc and Kerr, respectively. Last
year the Yankee slugger punched his
40th and 41st hGmers on August 6
off Dauss of Detroit.
New York has played 100 games. in
GLIDING today's double header. and
Ruth has 81 games in which to make
"A home runs to surpass his 1920 rec
ord breaking max of 81.
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tourist park" has been opened
IN Atlanta, Ga, for the accommo-
dation of motorists who desire to
stop in the city for several days.
while passing from one section Of
the country to another The park
is equipped with facilities for the care
of 1000 automobiles. where con
veniences provided for tourists in
clude fireproof living quarters. ga
RACES and modern cooking facilities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-09
nard Tender Off The Babe Doubles Up Catch Up

hall this afternoon to attend the flu
neral serI ices of the late James l..
Flewelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cheney and son
William of Chelsea We're guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William Nye Sunday.
The body of A. w. Nichols, who
passed away at his home in Portland
Saturday. was brought to the home of
his father, Charles II. Nichols, yester-
day. The funaral services will be held
from there at 10 o'clock this morning.
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Reds 9; Pills 3

Cincinnati, O.. Aug. S.-Cincinnati
had an easy time winning from Phil
adelpnia today to g. Bad support
spoiled Winters chances: Sedgwick
forced in two men on passes and
Wilhelm had to finish the game.
Bohne's and Williams fielding featur-
ed. Score:
Phila. i. 0 0 / 0 0 1 0 0-3-S-3
Chit. ...... l l 0 3 i | x-9-9-1
Winters. Sedgwick. Wilhelm and
Peters. Henline; Vanguard and Win
go.
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Dodgers a; Pirates 2

Pittsburg, Aug. 8-Brooklyn made
it two straight here today by defeat
ing Pittsburg i to ,. Grimes was
wild but frightened up with men on
bases. Cooper vas hit hard the out
fielders saving him several times by
making great catches at the fence.
Score:
Brooklyn 0o1 80 0-4-1o-1
Pittsburg 0 90 i O. so
Grimes and Miller. Cooper and
Brottem, CutshaW
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WINDSORVILLE

Mrs. Walter Allen Smith and son,
Walter, Jr,. left on the morning train
Monday for their home in Atlantic.
Mass.
Misses Ethel Clark and Kathleen
Bubar OF Boston, were week
guests of Miss Clark's mother. Mrs
Leon Sturtevant
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Riker of Gar
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< batted for Bush in 9Th
Xxx batted for Leonard in OH
BOSTON


Two base hits--Pittenger. He'll
mann Pratt. Shorten, McInnis.
lhree base hits eibold. Home
runs-Scott Stolen bases-Leibold,
roster Sacrefices-Foster Left on
hases-Detroit s; Boston g. Base on
balls--Of Leonard 3; off Myers J..
struck out-by Leonard ,; by Ny
ers J. Wild pitch--Leonard. TN
plres--Hildebrand and Owen Time
Ito.
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Senators 16; Browns 5

WASHINGTON, Aug 8-Washington
pounded a quartet of ST. Louis
p'tchers today for II hits and won
the second game of the series 16 to
D. Johnson held the visitors safe at
all stages. Score:
st. Louis 0 0 0 0 o > $40 4
Nash'ton 0 81 2l7 x-16-17-3
BaNno, kolp. Morris, Burwell and
SEVERED; Johnson and pjcinich
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WALK WINS FOR
CARDS IN 9Th
over BRAVES

St. Louis, Mo, Aug. S.--The Car
dinals scored their third consecutive
victory over Boston today TO 6, a
base on balls forcing over the win
ming run in the tenth inning. Home
runs accounted for three of the st.
Louis tallias, Hornsby getting two
and McHcnry one. Hornsby's second
circuit drive tied the score in the
eighth inning. Score:
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So - 16 q /:
BOSTON TIGERS

Errors made by-Beaudoin, Lo-
max. Moore, Carpenter ., Crudup 2
TWO base hits-Brisk >. Graves ..
Mcguire, McGouldrick ., A. Morren.
lomax. Stolen bases-Brisk 2, Abb
bott Wilson, G. Williams. Sacrifice
hlts-Abbott, Mcguire, Harper. Dou-
Die pays-Conklin, Moore, Carpen-
tier; Mcguire, Morrell, Wilson. Left
on bases-Tigers 8; Augusta 3. Base
on balls-off Williams .; off Crudup
:: on Campbell l. Hits off-Crudup
~ in % innings; Campbell 6 in 1
ID innings. Hit by pitcher Will
Mans Lomax and Campbell; Struck
OUT by Campbell, Wilson; by Crud-
up = by Campbell l. Winning pitch
er- Williams 8 Losing pitcher
Crudup. Passed balls Williams.
lmpires-Thompson. Time-152
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ner. Surprised. Squanto failed to
throw to head off the runner and the
scorer gave Wilson an error. This
was wrong. The play was sent to the
sporting editor of the Boston Post
who in turn referred it to Frank
Gaffney. official scorer of the Ameri-
can league. who ruled stolen base,
but no error
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SPORTING COMING EVENTS

Aug. 9--Boston Tigers VS.. Augusta at
T.. NJ. Augusta.
Aug. 10--PackardS Us. Augusta a.
p NJ. at Augusta.
Aug. 11-Augusta at Milo.
Aug 12-Augusta at Milinocket.
Aug. 12-Augusta at Brewer.
Aug. 17-Races at Farmington.
Aug. 17-1S-Wednesday and Thursday
circuit races at Fort Fairfield
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RED S0X MAKEIT
8 STRAIGHT WITH
TIGERS VICTIMS

Boston, Aug. S--Boston won its
eighth straight game from Detroit
today 4 to |. Scott made his first
home run inside the grounds. the
ball rolling to the center field stands,
with McInnis on second in the
eighth inning. Score:
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RICHMOND
Totals

Earned runs-S. G, c. c. Home
rum. Hall. Two base hits = NJ.
Hall 2, Coughlin. Gorton. Sawyer 2.
Stolen bases-Campbell, Preble, Nc
Laughlin, Blanchard, NJ. Hall, Dur
gan A. Hall, Sawyer. Gorton. Struck
out-By Jackson 10; by Campbell 6.
Double plays-Stetson to Chisholm.
Hit by pitched ball-Greely. Wild
pitch = Campbell Passed ball =
Greedy, Blanchard. Base on balls
Off Campbell Z; off Greedy 3: off
Jackson /. Umpire-Holt. Time :
Chr, 20 min.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-09

The fisheries of Canada are the
most important in the world. both
from the standpoint of area of the
fishing grounds and the abundance
and quality of the product.
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ed.
Batted for Pertica in 3rd.
IN Ran for Clemens in fifth.
Boston ...... l l l l 0 0--6
St Louis .... 0 | 3 0 II
Two base hits-Powell Smith.
Clemens. Ford, Lavan. Home runs
McHenry, Hornsby 90. Stolen bases
Cruise (2); Boeckel, Fourier. Sac
rifice-Barbare (2); Holke. South
worth. Ford. Left on bases--Boston
S; st. Louis 7. Base on balls-Off
McQuillan 5; off Bailey l. Hits-Off
Fillingim 10 in G; McQuillan in
8 2-3; Pertica in g. Bailey 7 in
2-3; Haines none in 13. Hit by
pitcher-Bv Pertica (Gowdy). Struck
uot-By Fillingim /; by McQuillan 8;
by Pertica l. by Bailey: by Haines !.
Winning pitcher-Haines. Losing
pitcher-McQuillan. Umpires-Bren
nan and O'Day. Time-2.1S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-09

Within 4S hours after James r
Spadden of Spring Garden, Penn.
narrowly escaped death in an en-
counter with raging bull. all his let
black hair turned to brilliant. fam
ing red. :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-09
EASTERN LEAGIIE

Worcester 4: Springfield 1.
Bridgeport 8; New Haven 0.
Hartford 4; Pittsfield ..
Albany /; Waterbury S.