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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-14
Jap Tennis Shark Here

New York. July 13-Arriving from
England on the steamship Olympic
today were many notables of the
sporting world. including William T.
Tilden of Philadelphia. worlds singles
tennis champion; Zenzo Shimidzu,
the Japanese tennis star and the Ok
ford and Cambridge track teams.
Tilden is returning from the sue
cessful defence at Wimbledon of his
English tennis title. Shimdzu, who
holds the tennis championship of In
dia. comes to join the Japanese
Davis cup team of which Ichiya
Kumagae and Seichiro Kashio also
are members.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-14
World is Small Says
EverS-MeetS Old Buddy

New York, July 13-Johnny Eyere,
manager of the Chicago National
League baseball club today declared
that the world is small. after all.
During the war Fvers served in
France as secretary for the
Knights of Columbus. Monday
wounded soldiers watched the Cubs
play at the Polo grounds and the Chi :
cago manager helped knights of
Columbus men distribute cigarettes.
Remember the last time you gave
me cigarettes, johnny" asked a vet
eran.
Evers looked again and replied:
'Belleau Woods"
Right" was the answer from Pri-
vate Joseph s. t'riedberg of Brook
lyn, formerly with the Marines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-14
Accents Challenqe

Battling Downey of Bangor display
ed IN the papers Tuesday morning his
desire for go with Young Joseph of
NatcrNilie. That Young Joseph is
ready and willing to do his share is
SHOWN by the following communication
received from him:
Waterville, Me-, July 10. 1921.
10 The Editor of the Kennebec Journal.
Augusta. Maine.
Sir: l am answering the challenge
Of Battling Downey of Bangor, Me. In
oehaif of my battler, Young Joseph of
"aterriiie. Me. will say that my man
VIII be glad 10 battle him, any time,
any place, on winner-t take all basis.
remain,
Yours truly.
H. J. HIGGINS, Manager.
20 Summer street.
Waterville, Maine.
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ing expressed over calling the games
at 40 This hour was requested by
some 65, who signed a petition to
that effect. On the other hand there
are fully that number of night work
CTS who cannot see the games ow-
ing to the late start. Then again
there is the kick that the people
want to get home TO supper and the
4.30 hour makes 'em late. This may
account in some degree for the Just
fair" crowd Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-14
Live Stock Prizes Given
At Detroit Golf Event

Detroit. July ia Holstein bull, a
pedigreed boar and pedigreed
rooster We're prizes at stake in a
CHECKERS" tournament played over the
course of the Bloomfield Hills Golf
club Yesterday. They We're offered
by Mayor Cousens, Frank l.. Klingen-
smith and Clarence H. Booth, re-
spectively. Thirty members of the
Detroit club competed. Mr.. Booth
brought home the beef: Harry B.
Mason the bacon and the rooster
went to Frederick Stockwell
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BROWNS SOFT
FOR YANKEES. Ill

st. Louis. July 13,-New York drove
Shocker off the mound today in less
than four minutes, making nine hits
and seven runs off him, and defeated
St Louis II to 1.
In the fourth inning Pipp started
with home run and shortly thereaft-
er Mays hit circuit drive with two
men on base. The score:
New York ! o , 0 o 1--11-1S-1
st. Louis % 0 0 0 O. ST.
Mays and Schang; Shocker. Bayne.
Palermo and Severeid
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North Vassalboro
Beats Hartland

Hartland, Me. July ia very
sharp and interesting game of ball
was played here Saturday when
North Nassalboro was victorious
over the local team. securing the
winning run in the final inning. the
score being 3 to . Hartland led I'M
til the eighth and both Martin and
Muir pitched good ball although
the former was the most effective
with II strike outs to his credit
The summary:
NORTH NASCAI ROH0
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New York is Dempsey's "Home"

New York, July 13-John McKernan
(Jack Kearns), business manager for
Jack Dempsey, claimed New York
residence for himself and Dempsey
in court Tuesday, seeking the return
Of Dempsey's automobile.
The car was seized week ago in
with breach of contract
suit brought by Frank Spellman, mo-
ton p&cture producer, who claimed
both Dempsey and Mckernan were
residents. McKernan filed affi-
davits that both he and Dempsey
have made this city their home for
the past year.
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Jacks Housekeeper Gets
S30O-Cause of a Suit

Atlantic City, y. j., July 13--Mayor
Edward l.. Bader. last night received
d check for $500 from Jack Kearns,
manager Of Jack Dempsey, to be
turned over to Mrs. Carrie Barrett,
who acted as housekeeper for the
champion while he was in training
here for his match with Georges Car
pentier The check is in payment of
wages, which Mrs. Barrett alleged in
suit recently started against
kearns, We're due her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-14
New Runners Rule
Suggested by Mack

Cambridge. Mass. July 13-Johnny
Mack. Yales track and field trainer.
has new suggestion for starting
running events. He has proposed
that in the international meet be-
tween Yale Harvard and Oxford
Cambridge at the Stadium on July
%. two officials be assigned at the
start. One would fire the gun 10
send the runners away under his
plan, while the other would see that
none of the runners anticipated the
pistol and in the case of a "fiier."
would fire a gun for recall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-14
Williams and Washburn
Revive Old Tennis Combine

Boston, July 13-R. Norris VIII
liams, I'd, former national singles
champion. will team this season with
Watson NJ. Washburn of New York
for the national lawn tennis doubles
championship. The combination is an
old one revived. They will play in
several tournaments prior to the ma
tional competition. playing frst at
Providence July IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-14
ONE-ARMED GOLFER
GETS SUPERIOR SCORE

Pittsbu1g, July ia one-armed
golfer entered the best ball match at
the Stanton Heights invitation tour
nament here yesterday and turned in
a score superior to that of many OF
his two-armed rivals. The golfer was
J. NJ. Griffith of the Breckenridge,
Heights club. His score was "a, 12
strokes above par.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-14
Maine Postal Changes

Star Service Schedules--North
Lowell to Norway: When motor ve-
hicle can be used. Leave North
Lowell daily except Sunday sos a. m.
Arrive Norway by S.25 a. m. Leave
Norway daily except Sunday on re-
ceipt of mail from train due about
800 p. m, but not later than 4.30
p. m. Arrive North Lowell in 1 hour
and so minutes. When motor We
hicle can not be used: Leave North
Lowell daily except Sunday on receipt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-14

Two base hit: McGouldrick. Home
runs: Wilson. Stolen bases; A. Nor
rel ;. Wilson, Mcguire, Beaudoin. Sac
rifice hits: Graves. Double plays:
Brisk TO Mcguire. Left on bases:
Augusta 2; Easterns 9 First base on
errors Augusta 2; Easterns 2 Hits:
off Meader 8: off Morrell 2. Struck out
by Morrell I; by Meader :. Winning
pitcher. Morrell. Losing pitcher. Mea
der. Empires: Thompson and Simp-
son. Time 1:4l.
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SPORTING COMING EVENTS

July 16-Great Northern at Island
Falls.
July 16-Bar Harbor at Bangor.
July Effort Williams at Kezar Falls.
July 16-NVest Paris at Mechanic
Falls. 6
July 16-(BasebalD Rockland VS. To-
gus at Oakland Park.
August 17-1S-We and Thurs
day, circuit races at Fort Fairfield.
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INDIANS 4, RED SOX 3

cleveland, July 13.-Jack Graney's
plhch single n the first half of the
hinth inning gave Cleveland to
victory over Boston TODAY. breaking I'm
" pitchihg duel between Allan Russell
ana Allan Sothoron. Sothoron went
lhP1 the box after wild throw bv
Doc johnson injured Mails pitching
hand. The score:
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BRAVES NEARER TOP BY DOUBLE
WIN over S--pINCH HITTER
SHINES IN RED SOX DEFEAT
TWO FOR BRAVES

Boston, July l3--Boston took two
games from Chicago today, winning
;he first 10 l and the second to 3.
Ford and Boeckel played sensation
...ly. With the bases full and two
90. n the eighth inning of the sec
ori game, Boco kel made a bare hand
step Of Twombley's drive. recovering
the bah in time to- force Grimes at
tiard Boston now has won seven
consecutive games. Score:
L'rSt game:
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GIANTS TURN BACK
CARDINALS.'9 TO4

New York. July 13.--New York won
an easy victory from st. Louis today
9 10 4. Smith of the Giants hit a
nome run in the fourth with the bases
full. Nehf retired in the ninth when
he injured his finger. The score:
-. Louis 90 0 0 0 3 Of So
New York o 0 0 3 l X--9-10-2
r. Walker. Sherdell Riviere and
nllhoefer: Nehf. Douglas and Smith
CASTOR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-14
Gordon Morrison
Cornell's New Coach

Cambridge, Mass, July 13.-Gor-
don Morrison. former Harvard foot
ball center. has been appointed foot
ball coach at Cornell College, Iowa.
He will take up his work early in
September to prepare for a heavy
1921 schedule. Morrison was a
member of the Crimson's varsity
squad two seasons and a lieutenant
in the Royal Air Force during the
war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-14

of mail from trains due about $50
p. m, but not later than 4.30 p. m.
Arrive North Lowell in 5 hours
Effective July 16. 1921.
Mail Messenger Service Estab-
lished-North Monmouth. Kennebec
County. to 10171S, 139 miles. as
often as required. From. July !.
1921.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-14
'E,.tted lor Naistl in the 9th.
BOSTON

Two base hit--F'ord Three base
Nicholson Stolen base-Barber.
Sacrifces-Grimes ., York, Barbara
a2d Gibson. Left on bases-Chica-
90 ; Boston 6. Base on balls-Off
YORK 8; Scott /. Struck out--By
York /; Scott 8. Balk--Scott Passed
blli-Gibson EMPIRES and
Quigley Time of game hr,, so
minutes.
Second game:
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Berry With N, Y. Giants

Philadelphia, July 1.-TWO ex-
Wversity of Pennsylvania athletes
joined National League teams Tues
uay. j. Howard Berry left his home
IN Philadelphia today to sign with the
New York Giants. while Bill War
WICK signed a<contract with Manager
uibson of Pittsburg in Philadelphia.
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Dodgers Take One
from Reds, 6 to 2

BROOKLYN. July 13.-Brooklyn won
from Cincinnati 6 TO today. Home
runs by Griffith and kilduff with a
triple and two singles netted i've runs
in the fifth inning. The score:
Cincinnati % 0 0 0 O. 80
Brooklyn % 5 0 0 l x--6-140
Luque. Donohue. Coumbe and Win
GO; tadore and Kruger.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Pittsfeld 6, New Haven enrst
pame). New Haven 10, Pittsfeld
(second game).
bridgeport 8, Worcester ..
Albany 5, Springfield 4.
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EAST MILLINOCkET

Hits-Off Jackson in = 1-3 in
nings; off Sukeforth in 2-3 in
ningS. TWo-base hits-Callahan We
nault Three-basc hits-Dagastino lie
Brun. Morrisscy. Base on balls-By
Sukeforth. Struck out-By sukeforth
5. by Gross 4. Sacrifice Maynard,
French. Hit by pitched ball--Dagasti-
no (by Sukeforth) Wild pitch---Jack-
son. Passed ball--Driscoll Empire
Merryman. Time-l50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-14

No. Nassalboro o 0 0 o o o Is
Hartland A. A o / o o o . o.
Called in the eighth. Rain
Two base hit, Written >, Waldron.
Martin. Hits off Martin &, off Muir
6. Left on bases, Hartland ., Vas
salboro 4. Base on balls by Muir >.
bv Martin l. Wild pitches. Muir >.
Martin /. Struck out by Martin l.,
by Muir o. Hit by pitched ball. by
er. Double play. Wal4on TO Get
cheIl; Martin Cooper, Implres'
Dunlap and Allen. Time LOO.
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-
BOSTON.

Twob ase hits, Grimes and Tyler.
Three base hits. Hollocher, Grimes,
Barbara and Holke. Stolen bases,
Martin. Sacrifice, Southworth,
Double plays Holke to Barbara to
Holke. Left on base Chicago 8; Bos-
ton 5. Base on balls off Martin /;
off F'illineim !. Struck out by Mar
tin 5: by Filingim /. Wild pitch
Fillngim. Umpires Quigley and
0'Day Time of game 1 hour, As
minutes.
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CLEVELAND.
Totals .3s 16 -

Batted for Sothoron in 9th
Boston ..........2 l 0 o o o 0--3
Cleveland .......1 0 0 ! 0 IL
Two-base hits--Nitt Nunamaker.
Speaker, Smith. Stolen bases Foster,
Plttinger. Left on bascs-Boston 10,
Cleveland l6. Hts--Off Mails in
2-3 innings; off SothorJn in 1-3.
Base on balls-Off Russell 6; off Soth-
oTon =. Struck out--By Russell ., by
Mails l, by Sothoron ). Passed ball
Nunamaker Winning pitcher--Sohor-
on. mpires-Chill, Connolly and Nal
lin. Timc-2 20
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cIymer to MANAGE Tulsa

Tulsa Okla, July 13--William ely
mer, ex-n1anager Of the Toledo
American Association team. has
signed as manager Of the Tulsa West
ern League.
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WITH The MAJOR
TEAMS YESTERDAY
AND TODAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL STANDING
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

yesterdays RESULTS
Chicago /; Boston 8 DIST game).
Chicago 8: Boston 5 (2nd game).
St. Louis 4; New York 9.
Cincinnati 2; Brooklyn 6.
Pittsburg Philadelphia, rain.
TODAY'S GAMES
Pittsburs at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-14

Boston, July 13-Clarence Hallor-
an. former captain of the Fordham
baseball team. will be given trial
by the Red Sox on their return from
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AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia 5; Detroit II.
Boston 8; Cleveland 4.
New York II; St. Louis I.
Washington 10; Chicago 9.
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UNITY

WEST-lfr and Mrs. p. s. Jones
We're visitors Sunday in Augusta.
Walter Gerald passed a few days
in Boston the past week
f.. NJ Jones and family called
Tuesday on relatives in Pittsfieid.
Mrs. Jones remained for a few days
visit.
Miss Virginia Foster was visitor
Tuesday in Belfast and stockton
Springs.
Miss Winifred Waning has returned
home after passing a week wi h her
aunt, Mrs H. NJ. Dillehay in Pitts
field.
Dr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Burnett Of Wa
terville and their niece from Vermont.
were callers Sunday Of l.. r. Foster
and family and J. NJ. Waning and
family.
II. NJ Dnlehay and family of
Pittsfeld were Saturday night and
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Wiley.
w II. Jones has returned to his
home in Augusta.
The Italian government recently
erected a monument in. the Mestre
Cemetery, near Venice, to the mem
DRY of Richard c. Fairfield. one of
the first Americans killed in that
country during the World War.
Fairfield was decorated for valor. but
was killed in 1916 by an Austrian
bomb. while he was transporting
wounded at Mestre.
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the west, it was announced today
He is u pitcher and outfielder.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
10000 DRAFT DODGERS
. TO Be NAMED IN COURT
| List of Slackers to be Given the
Widest Possible Publicity
i'm This Country.

Washington, March 10 The War De
partment will begin publication shortly
Of the names of 900 men who are
listed on the records ss draft 1eeertere
In the late war.
II IN expected that upward OF six
months will pass before the cornpleto
iist of deserters In mnde public. since.
as n final measure Of precautton, Adj
Gen. T. G. Harris ia sending lists Of
deaerterB TO draft bonrds all over tho
country for my information they may
have
The list for ench district viii be made
public an II is returned by the district
board and the lntter's information
checked. II win be given TO the news
papers for publication. TO stnte. city
and county police officials Department
of Justice mon. detective asenclea
American Legion posts and other patri-
otic societies. and will be posted in
postofficea throughout the country.
The purpose Of the publication ~ the
lists is to bring tho deaertera 10 juetice
Every effort hns been ma do ~ weed out
of the list names that do not belong m
t. md. after reports arc made by the
district boards, the War Department
will proceed on the theory that names
still on the list belong there. and that
prosecution should he started Civh.
~ we'll az military officers. may sum
marily arrest deserters
Any man who hss reseon 10 believe, =
II was explained in a statement iaRued
yesterdav hy the Acknowledgement. I.
that no ~ charged with desertion from
the draft may escape the odiunl If
having his name published n he II not
I
MI the facts IN the cnse 20 the Adh-
fanf Generals ofnce immediately n
man is convinced that he in draft
deserter he nay escape publicity and
subsequent arrest by voluntarily aur
rendering - the military authorities be
fore The llsts are published"
Il is n cause for qualification 70 the
authorities a. tha war Department that
the list ~ deser'ors as T. now sfands. IN
somewhat less fhnn one-thlrd of tho
list MS II atnoH when reported 70 ~"
Provost Marsha General Tho total
number of names On The ]iaf ~ tha'
/ tirne vaa fsnoo8 Tho number - names
eliminated is over 320 900. ard here
may be further elimination in ropaa
quence ~ tho aub1rissi n he '3sfs n
tho draft boards
Of thoae on the original list il vas
found b. careful exa n1ination ~ the roc
ords. prior - July Is. l9fe. that f5i
| 3h4 had enlisted In the American
| armies or in the armies of tho Allies
! or had been erroneoualy inducted into
tho service N those remaining on the
| list. lC3. .73s we're npprehended prior ~
/ July Is. 1912 ard their cnses acted
on b. the military authorities That
left 1921 names On The list
since July i5 1919 approximately
| n 600 other names have been taken or
/ tho list as q result os further exanina !
| tor of tic rccorda or through infornla
| ton received from draft boards Or bv
/ apprehension ~ the deserters or bv
/ death
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
No DEFINITE PLANS.
hoard Of Health Considers Situation
WIN Collect Carbaae rs Usual.

Although no definite plans fer dia
rosal Of city garbage Will ho reached
for a fcw days, tho collections will be
made as usual It was announced ~ the
R0ard - Health NJ ita meeting this
morning Thomas Welsh suporinten-
don't Of the plant was present ~ tic
meeting and aaid that temporary ar
la4ngementa for handling tho material
had hcen made which would 10 If
f"ctivn until something else was done
Councilman Alexander Ahrahams.
svho IS chairman of the crematory COM
mIttcc Of Council. requested on behalf
ol that body. delay until Monday IN
recommending any action. as Council Is
~ consider the subject Monday night
a telephone message 70 Secretary.
Frantz of tho board. received during
the meeting announced the passage
under suspension. OF the rules by the
legislature of tho act authorizing the
.i;y % erect and operate a garbage dis
pusa plant. which likewise disposes OF
that feature Of the situation.
Superintendent Welch stated that in
his opinion the old plant can be fixed
up and put in temporary running
order again in two weeks time. al an
expenditure OF about 81 1000. and. as
this is the logical thing 10 do. II IL
probable that this course will be sane
toned By Council at Its meeting on
Monday Active steps will also be talk
en- to secure propositions for the cree
tion or a permanent plant at the earl
est possible date.
The trend Of opinion among the Board
of Health members seemed 10 be IN favor
Of the installation of an incinerating
furnace. which would destroy ali the
ducts superintendent Weleh expressed
the opinion that an incinorating plant
of the necessary capacity could be in
stalled within three months at cost
of about $50 600 and operated at a year
ly expense OF $4,000.
a proposition 10 dispose OF the garb-
age for period not less than a year by
"plOwlnE il in" on a tract of loo acres
Of the Cherry Island marsh land was
submitted by W. b. Eldridge of lis
West Twenty third street. This will
be taken in consideration by the Board
The approximate cost of the method
was figured Al $4,000 per year but il
would involve the purchase by the city
Of the machinery and material required.
and il IS not likely to appeal 10 the
powers thatbc. 1t is thought.
Joseph Thomas, the Negro fireman at
! the plant. who discovered the blaze at
! sos last night vas present at the meet
! ing. but could throw no light on the
| origin Of the fire which was feeding
on the wood work near the floor He
| and the watchman got two streams on
/ the blaze as soon a 5 possible. but We're
/ unable 10 check the progress of the
| flames. He noticed two boys in the
vicinity Of the plant about the time
/ the fire broke out. hut could not
/ identify them
The theory that a spark from the
electric wires near the roof might have
dropped and igpited some of the
| powdery dust collected in the CORFU.
cations of the iron side walls was sug
| gested by one OF the Board