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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-22

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-19
BOXING NOTES

Jim Jeffries father died in Los An
reles the other day at the age of 81
years.
Richie Mitchell has received an Of
fer of $4,000 for three bouts in Aus
tralia. He will accept the offer.
Jack Johnson viii not be allowed
to box in the elimination tournament
in Cincinnati to decide the worlds
colored championship.
Promoter Tex Richard, according
to report from New York, plans to
have string of boxing clubs from
coast to coast. Boston is one of the
cities he has on his list Not being
resident of the state, he would be
turned down for a license by the
boxing commissioners.
The Arena and Fanuel A. c. of
Boston are finding it hard to get good
bouts, because the fighters want too
much money.
Jack (Twin) Sullivan, who is help
ing Johnny Tillman to get ready for
his bout with Louis Bogash at the
Commercial A. c., Mechanics Build
ing, Boston, Friday night. picks Till
man to win. The big twin knows
how we'll Bogash can fight and the
twins opinion should have some
weight with the fans.
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k-Witted Officer
Saves Other Lives
from a Crazy Man

Biddeford, Me, Aug 1S-Presence
of mind on the part of Special Officer
Vanasse probably saved the lives of
brother officers curly Wednesday,
when he overpowered Henry Hussey,
.. son of a Hollis farmer, who was
| holding several policemen at bay
, with a revolver.
Fanasse, realizing the danger of a
revolver duel between Hussey and
! the officers, managed to get close to
Hussey, who was fiourishing the re-
volyer. Suddenly he shouted, Hands
up, Hussey." Up went Hussey's
hands. He was then easily cap
tured
Hussey was found trying to crank
an automobile belonging to an Elm
street auto concern. A salesman for
the firm, f. p. Cosgrove. happened
by and asked Hussey what he was
doning. Hussey's explanation did not
satisfy Cosgrove, who grabbed Hus-
sey by the coat collar
Suddenly Hussey pushed the nose
Of revolver into Cosgrove's face.
Cosgrove managed to make his get
away, notified the police. and re-
turned to the scene. Hussey then
held the officers at bay until special
officer Vanasse shouted his warning.
Police say that Hussey has been
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sent two runs home and enabled
Chicago to defeat New York Z to
6. The locals lead the visitors until
the seventh when Ruth cracked out
his 4Gth homer with two men on
bases and gave the Yankees a tenn
porary lead.
Schalk argued so strenuously
about Ruth's home run which went
over the left field fence fair. but
which the catcher claimed went
foul before the ball disappeared
from sight, that he was ordered out
of the game. Today's victory for
Chicago was credited to Faher, Civ
ing him a string of % victories
Score:
New York T.. 1902 3OO-6- %
Chicago .... 20103 x--12-O
Mays. Hoyt and Schang; Faber.
Hodge and Schalk, Lees, Yaryan.
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Dodgers Take Two
from Cardinals

Brooklyn. Aug. 1S-Brooklyn took
two games from st. Louis today II
to j and t TO !, The locals could do
little with Pertica in the first game
until the seventh inning when they
battered him out and did the same
with Riyiere in the eighth. Brook
lvn scored all it's four runs in the
first inning of the second game.
Haincs. who relieved Walker. pitch
ing steadily in the other innings.
Scores:
First game:
81 Louis 0 O > 0 900 s 5-13-1
Brooklyn 0 o 90 + 8 x-11-12-O
Pcrtica. Riviere. North and Glenn
onS, Ansmith; Mitchell and Miller,
Kruger.
Second game:
St Louis 90 % 0 o O O-1- TO
Brooklyn I o 0 . 0 o o 0 x--4-11-1
Walker, Haines and Clemens; Ca
dofe and Kruger.
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WIRELESS PHONE
AIDS IN NEWS
GATHERING OF A. P.

Chicago, Aug 1S-LThe wireless tel
Cphone. used by the Associated Press
TO cover the Great Lakes speed boat
regatta Aug. 1, 5, 6. I. furnished
solution for one of the most difficult
problems of News men, that of get
ting the results ashore and into the
office speedily.
The ingenuity required to report
yacht RACES has furnished many Il
romantic incident in news reporting.
but the wireless telephone in this in
stance swept away every previous
known barrier to speed.
Sitting in comfort on the deck of
a ship at the finish line. the Associat-
ed Press reporter without getting
out of his. chair. called the names of
speed boats. as fast as they flashed
past him, direct into the office of the
Associated Press i'm loop skyscrap-
er. His voice carried as clearly as
il he had been in an adjoining room.
The new experiment in reporting
was made possible by the o-opera-
ton of the United States navy de-
partment and the naval reserves of
Illinois The transmitting equipment.
Furnished by Captain Edward A
E.Ners, commanding the Illinois Naval
Reserves. was installed aboard the
submarine chaser i19, placed ~ the,
disposal of the Associated Press by
Captain Daniel w. Wurtzbaugh
commandment of the Ninth Naval
District and Great Lakes Naval
Training Station. Lieut.. A. c.
Forbes. wireless officer of the Hi
no:s Reserves, was in charge of the
installation.
At the Associated Press offices, on
the seventh floor of al Office building.
Il small receiving set was placed on
one corner of n desk. and for aerial.
a single strand of wire was stretched
from window TO a roof across an
arCaWay.
Lieut. Jack Hennng. comma ndins
the SC-il9. anchored alongside the
judges barge, whore the Associated
Press correspondent was able to talk
with judges, tim, keepers and scor-
ers. follow the two and a half mile
race course with glass and dictate
lis bulletins through the air TO the
office.
During the regatta the wireless
school at Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station maintained "a telephone
set on the Municipal Pier. where
thousands of visitors to the Pagean Mt
OF Progress heard the Associated
Press bulletins.
The naval wireless exhibit was one
OF the stellar attractions at the pag-
cant Visitors heard wireless tele-
graph stations in many parts Of the
country, and listened in" at band
ard photograph concerts in Chicago
and other cities.
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Fully 1000 at Grange Field
Day Meet Livermore Falls

Livermore Falls. Me, Aug. IS
Seven Oranges. Norland, East Sum
ner, Startling, North Jay, Canton.
livermore and Turner, united in a
field day here Wednesday. with fully
a 1000 in attendance.
Rev. w. A. Kelley of the First
UniversaIist church of Lewiston.
{ formerly pastor of the Livermore
Falls Universalist church, was the
speaker of tie day.
A baseball game between the sin
gle and married men was won by the
single men. SO. The prize for the
largest family present went to Ey-
erett Putnam of Livermore, with
nine.
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Pirates Take Two

Philadelphia Aug. 1S-Pittsburg
tghtened its hold on first place to-
da% by taking both ends of double
header from Philadelphia. The
scores were / to > and ; to . Lee
klns continued his batting streak by
hitting home run in the first game
IN the seventh inning with two men
on bases. Carlson relieved Hamilton
alter Kings wallop, and saved the
game. In the final contest the Phil
lleS were unable to do much with
Giazner who held them to six scat
Tered hits. Scores:
First game:
Plttsburg 3 OO10O Of 90
Phlla. 30 0 COOS O-3-1O-1
Second game:
Flttsburg 00O1 90 O-3-S-O
fhila 30 0 900 O-o-6-O
Hiazner and Schmidt: Winters ana
Peters.
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Holly Contested Races on
Wednesday at Orrington

Orrington, Me, Aug 1S-The an
nual Orrington Fair opened We'd
nesday with a good attendance for a
first day and a good showing in all
the departments. The feature was
the races on the three-times-r round
track. Both events were hotly con
tested with hot drives and nose fin
ishes. The summary:
2:22 Class-Won by Hal j. east
mani; Duke of Cannuck Grant.
second; Vassar (White). third. Best
time. Dab
$50 Ciass-Won by Elvoy Cry
am: Happy Dick (Grindell) sec
ond; Roland Dell (Packard), third
Flora NJ. (BlaisdelD. fourth. John
Mcward and Flora Bell also started
Best time. 2.32 IL.
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SPORTING COMING events

Aug 15-20-Tennis tournament. Port
land Country Club
Aug. 17-l9-Amateur State Golf
Championship Tournament, Angus ia
Country Club,
Aug. 19-GoodaIl Textiles at Bar Har-
Dor.
Aug 19-Entries close at P. NJ. for
State championship tennis tourna-
ment Squirrel Island.
Aug. 2O--Augusta vs.. Packard at
Portland.
Aug. 2O--Gardiner at Boothbay Har-
Dor
Aug. 20-Goodall Textiles vs. P. F. c.
at Old Town.
Aug, 2o-North New Portland at
North Arson.
Aug. 20-East Deering at West Paris
Aug. 20--Great Northern at Island
Falls.
Aug. 2O-27-Maine State championship
tennis tournament, Squirrel Island.
Aug. 22-Ira Putnam, Fort Fairfield
VS.. K. O. Prout at Bangor.
Aug. Choking: Ira Putnam. Fort
Fairfield VS.. X. 0. Prout at Bangor.
Aug. 23-Milo VS.. Great Northern at
Millinocket.
Aug 23-25-Horse races at Livermore
Falls.
Aug. 25-Augusta at Phillips.
Aug. 27-Augusta VS.. Portland at
Bayside Park. Portland.
Aug. 27--South Portland Fusileers at
Westbrook.
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NORWAY TOURNEY POSTPONED
STRENGTHENED NORWAY Team
BOOKED FOR AUGUSTA, AUG. a.

Weeping skies. Thursday. baked
day tourney of representative west
ern Maine baseball teams. Just when
the affair will be pulled off could
not be definitely learned last night.
The Lewiston Journal Thursday eve
ming stated it is to be played today,
but this report could not be Nerifie d.
At any rate the Augusta team will
not go according to 4 statement by
Manager Houser last night.
The local boys will rest today and
tomorrow will go to Portland where
they will meet the Packards in the
fourth battle OF the two teams.
Housers charges are not in the best
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Of shape and today. rest is needed.
Wilson is still nursing Q wrenche d
leg. Morren's throwing arm is sore
and Brisk is doctoring for an in
fected foot.
On next Tuesday the Lewiston all
stars will be seen on Williams field.
This is the team that gave Augusta
such a close rub on Tuesday. Wed
nesday the Norway team will again
visit Augusta. This aggregation has
been strengthened since its last ap-
pearance here. Bissonnette. well
known to Maine fans is playing first
and is one sweet hitter Thormah-
len. the Red Sox hurler has been
added TO the pitching staff and may
face the Colts.
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The Ludgate Evangelistic
Meetings. Old Orchard

Old Orchard Beach. Me, Aug. IS
The Ludgate evangelistic meetings
here We're attended by large audien-
ces Wednesday afternoon and eve
grove.
Splendid music was furnished by.
Harry Box and by Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. Mason of Worcester. Mass. cor
netists. Rev. Eva r. Ludgate, who
is conducting the meetings spoke in
the evening and tod of some OF the
conditions in Europe as she had
seen them in her recent tour of that
country. Rev. Charles S. Otto of
Salem, Mass, was the afternoon
speaker.
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Games Brunswick
Bath Series Tied

BrunsWIck, Me. Aug. 1S.-Bruns-
wick defeated Bath to Wednesday
and thereby tied the games in the Sc
RES between the two teams each Of
which has won two. Brunswick scor-
ed three runs in the second when
Placement Mckinney and Coffin sin
gied and Burns fumbled Priests cen
ter field drive. Three singles in the
eighth contributed the other score.
Baths only run was made in the
fourth on scratch home run by Du-
Icy. The score.
Brunswick 0 3 0 o 0 ] x-4-1O-O
Bath .......0 0 0 0 O--1- 5-S
Gaudette and Coffin Carleton and
Grindle.
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Sixty Members of Calder.
wood Family at Reunion

Rockland. Me-, Aug. lS-Sixty
members of the Calderwood family
were present at the annual reunion
in Glen Cove. Wednesday. the oldest
person present being j. T. Coombs.
~ These officers were elected
Frank Beverage. North Haven. pres
iGent: Henry +. Carver Rockport
Hiram Beverage. North Haven; J..
+. Calderwood. Union: Clinton l..
Calderwood and Mrs. -. =. Wooster.
Camden. vice presidents; f. II. Cal
derwood, Vinalha,en. secretary +;
Hiram Beverage. North Haven.
treasurer.
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Reds 4; Giants 3

New York, Aug. 1S-New York got
%no'her stiff set back in the national
lhgue pennant race today losing to
Sihclnnati by score of 4 to 3. while
t'soufs was winning double
neaIer IN Philadelphia. The Giants
you'd Go little with Luque until the
'''''n' "hen rally f1ickered out
~ r@'l"s the teinS run on the bases.
,,n "s'e was much pickering with the
uniplres' and following "a decision by
Ma eI!'Iah IN the fourth, Manager
~ an announced the game would
co. ~ protested if Cincinnati lost. Score:
N'"1'lihah 0 / 90 Oil O--9-2
we" York 00001 1000 2-3-7-O
~, husue and Wingo; Douglas, Sale
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Senators to Have
Services of Bush

st, Louis, Aug. 1S.--"Donnie" Bush,
for IS years a mainstay in the De-
troit infcld. Will go to Washington
by the waiver route. Ban Johnson,
president of the American League. an
nounccd here today. New York also
wanted Bush, but the Senator's won
the draw. President Johnson stopped
over here en- route from Chicago to
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
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Good Tennis Featured in
Match at Portland Club

Portland Me. Aug. 1S.--One of the
best tennis matches ever PLAYED at
the Portland Country Club was that
of Wednesday in the mems doubles of
the open tournament when Charest
and Gore beat Hastings and Chaplin
by 4-6, 6-3. So.
In mems singles. Wheeler beat
Means 62 and GO. and Charest beat
Hastings 6-3 and GO.
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Two base hits-Tcrry, Southworth,
Barber. Barbara. Three base hits
Noi0chrr Deal. kelleher. Home runs
-ONeill Sacrifices-k elIeher. Boec-
kc Double plays--Ford. Barbara and
Cruise Lett on hases~-Chicago 6:
Boston 4 Base on balls-Off Martin
!. Oeschger /: F'illincim ]. Hits
OF Martin in % innings; York s
in g innings; off Oeschger 10 in
s 10: Filingim 8 in /; Watson l in
% innings. Struck out--By York 3;
Oeschger l. Winning pitcher--Oes>
cheer. Losing pitcher-Martin. I'M
plres-RiGler and Moran. Time-1.34.
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Senators -; Browns |

st. Louis, Aug. 1S--Washington
batSmen pounded the ball to all cor
ners OF the lot hitting three St
Louis pitchers alike today and cas-
lily took the second game of the ser
les - to |. Walter Johnston was
invincib'e Jacobson's homer was
the lone st. Louis tally. Score.
Washington
@300O4O03-13-15-1
st Louis 00OOl O0OO- 4 49,
Johnston and Picinich Davis
Burwell. Palermo and SEVERED, Col
Inns.
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DIED

ASH--Bar Harbor. Aug. ), Mrs Eu-
gene, of North Sullivan.
HEATH-Penobscot Aug. T. How
ard j.. aged 10 years. / month, 80
days.
PARSONS-Bar Harbor, Aug. 9.
Mrs. Linwood E, aged 81 years. Is
days.
BURRILL-Unity Aug 10. Frank
COOPER-Bluehill. Aug. u, Mrs.
Eva L.. aged IS years. days.
PHINNEY-Baring. Aug Is. James
RYAN-Hampden Aug II, Belle.
wife of John. of Hampden.
STEVENS--Baring. Aug. is. Mrs
Elizabeth. aged So years.
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ufand Circuit Meeting on
aug. 29-Sept. |. Readville

me directors of the Readville
lass Circuit meeting on Aug. 90
aep'' J. has arranged a great pro-
s~n, including one day dedicated to
ivy New England press and to which
''d'lons have been extended to the
nee"spapermen. Single G. 1.5S, the
r ~"v'hg king of the American turf,
da Az oe one of the attractions on that
y, IN the free-for- all pace.
ine other events for the remand
l.. VI the week has one of the finest
Wy. '' OF horses entered that has for
h, hrs been seen in the East and fast
Will be the rule every day.
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Scott Dies from Auto Injuries

Portland, Me-. Aug. lS-Lester J.
Scott, who was injured Sunday night
telephone pole. died Wednesday at
the Maine General hospital. Mr..
Scott was manager of rug COM
pany and leaves six children.
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RED S0X HAND
DOUBLE SET
TO TIGER TEAM

Detroit, Aug. 1S.--Boston won both
ends of a double header from Detroit
here today to ) and ) to O. The
nrst contest went II innings. karr's
double and Pittinger's single bringing
the winning run in Timely hitting
and Detroit misplays won the second
game. The scores
First game.
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AMATEUR GOLF

sions. The match between A. s.
Hichborn of Augusta and DR.. +. C.
Tyson in the championship semi
finals was one of especial interest
On the first nine holes, DR.. Tyson
had Hichborn 4-down. but his OPP
ponent played the final round with
remarkable steadiness, and the
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46TH FOR BABE
WITH TWO MEN ON

Chicago. Aug. 1S.-Babe Ruth of
the New York Americans poled his
4tth home run of the season here to-
day in the seventh inning of the
game with Chicago. Two men were on
bases and Faber was pitching.
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Two base hits--Pratt. Neach. Scott.
Sacrifices--Jones. Double plays
Sargent, Young and Blue: Holling,
Young and Blue. Left on bases
Boston 6: Detroit Q. Base on balls
Off Jones /; Holing 4. Struck out
BY Jones s; Hollinc A. Umpires-
Chill and Moriarty. Time-1.36,
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Glebel Wins Swim in
Neck tC-Neck Thriller

,. YORK. Aug. 1S.-Jamcs w. Hall
sn VI hrooklyn n. Y. long distance
cunning champion. was defeated in
~, ara match race at Brighton
''. last night by Henry GiebeI of
we" Fork Athletic Club. Giebel
oy yard after a thrilling neck
contest. His time was
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acting queerly recently and Is be-
lieved to be suffering from some
mental disorder. His father ex-
planned to the police that he will
probably have the young man sub
NIT to a sanity test
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DETROIT.
Totals 40

Detroit ..........50o 000OO00 o.
Two-basc hits-Pratt, Cobb, Menos-
ky, Karr. Three-base hits-Sargcnt
Heilman. Home rum. Collins. Sac
rifice-Leibold. Double plays-R
Jones, Sargent and Blue; Oldham, Sar-
gent and Young; Young and Sargent;
Cobb, Oldham. Young. Sargent and
Blue. Left on baseS-BoSton 3. De
troit 10. Base on balls-Off Oldham
T. Bush 3. Russell 3, Karr ,. Hits
Off Bush / in 1-3: Russell in ) % :;
Kari in ). Struck out--By Oldham
1. Russell 3. karr .. Passed ball
Ruel Winning ptcher-karr. I'M
pires--AIoriarty and Chill. Time. fJ.
Second game:
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Braves DEFEAT
CUBS IN SHORT
Matinee, 8 TO s

Boston. Aug. 1S.-Boston defeated
cbicago . to s today in seven innings.
The game was called because of a
heavy thunderstorm that flooded the
mark Boston scored seven runs in
tb, opening inning off Martin and
chicago hit hard in an attempt to
overcome the margin. Score:
CHICAGO
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Over 1000 People
F'arningtOn Races

Pennington. Me. Aug. 1S-More
than a thousand people saw four
well contested races "Wednesday.
Lady Spencer. in winning the fifth
and final heat of the 217 turned in
the best time Of the day lis. Only
one race. the re. was decided in
straight heats. The 80 class was
unfinished and the money was diyid-
ed on the standing at the end of the
fourth heat Score:
2:1T CLASS. PURSE 500
Lady Spencer, b m
(Welis) .....,.... | l 4 , |
Ross Directum, b 9 (l'an-
Joy) ..............r.. > l =
May Below, CHI m (Dan-
forth) ................. : ) : 3ro
King A. Dillard. b s (Col-
DurnJ ................ 4 4 = 4rO
Time-2:21 Ii; 2:20 IA; 2:2O L.:
30; 2:1S.
2:21 CLASS. PURSE 5000
Guilty Pete. b g (Wells -. | > l
Teddy r.. blk g Neaton) e.. , >
Hraden. br g (Webb) ,... > . :: ;
Bingham. b 8 tDunton) . 4 ) 4 4
Edgewood Ladd. b g (Cluk-
~ , - JrO
Time--22:223 II; 2:19 IA: 2:21 Il !;
2:20 IA.
2:26 CLASS. PURSE $3.50
Teddy r. ch g (Bradford) IL
Winnedon Wilkes. b g,
(Gould) Observation-Disclosures. 70 ?
Sister Todd. blk m (Ciukey) . :; :;
Real Charley, b g (Webber) ) ) 6
Peter jay. (Colburn) 49,. 4 4
Cochato Girl. M (Wells) ) 6 )
lulu F., b m CFanjoy) ......G7 I
Time 2:21; 90: ODD II.
80 CLASS. PURSE 500
nfinished)
j. -. 49,
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Hartford Pittsfield. rain.
Bridgeport-New Haven. wet grounds.
Worcester 10. Springfield 0 (first
game, called at end of 18th, rain) !;
game).
Waterbury 9 Albany /.
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Mackmen 6; Indians 4

Cleevland, Aug. 1S-Philadelphia
hit Sothoron hard in the first three
innings of today's game and scored
six runs in four innings. Uhle re-
placed him in the third and pitched
effectively for the remainder of the
game. Score:
Phiia ..... 1OOOOO-6-16-1
Cleveland -. OF 90 0 0 0-4-11-O
Hasty and Myatt; Sothoron, Uhle
and O'Neill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-19
WITH The MAJOR
TEAMS YESTERDAY
AND T0DAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL STANDING
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 8; Boston 9 (cailed at end
of 7th-rain).
Pittsburg 4; Philadelphia 3 (first
9ame).
P'ttsburs 3; Philadelphia (second
eame).
Cincinnati q; New York 8.
st. Louis 5; Brooklyn II first
same).
st. Louis I; Brooklyn 4 (second
game).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-19
Rockland Wins Duel Oldtimers

Rockland, Me. Aug. 1S-The Rock
land old-timers defeated the Vinal-
haven old-timers, Is to 10, at Oak
land Wednesday. in their annual
game. Burns, aged 90, pitched the
entire game for Vinalhaven and was
hit hard in only tow innings.
Frank Moran's manager wanted
one of the local clubs to give Moran
a bout with Harry Wills The Box
ing Commissioners would not stand
for such a sided bout as they
figure Moran would not have any
chance against Wills. The promo
ter. who was offered the bout. had
the same opinion as the commission
ers and turned down the offer.