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

Artie Abbott, local boy is es-
tablishing the record year of his ca
reer this season with the Houser col
lection of star players that represent
Augusta. A veteran backstop for
several years past in school, indie
pendent and New England league,
he was selected by Houser to form a
part of his machine which has
placed the capital city in the fore
front of New England baseball.
Always heady, cool player he has
profited by the experience gained in
diamond battles. This season he has
surprised even his most ardent ad-
mirers by playing the best game OF
his career. He has caught the great
err number of games this year and
fits in perfectly with the scheme of
things as directed by that old mas
ter Ben Houser.
His hitting this year also has been
better than ever and in Saturday s
game he was busy with the willow,
registering four hits. one for two
bases and tailed two runs. In add
tiOn he threw out two wouldbe pur-
loiners of the middle station.
Artie by his hard. consistent work
has established himself firmly in the
hearts of local fans. Although he is
a lover of the game and never passes
up an opportunity to play or talk
baseball he also finds time to direct
the affairs Of one of the best stock
and dairy farms in the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Sanford Smothers
Twin Towns, 100

Sanford, Aug. G-Pounding the
delivery of Del Bissonnette, who re-
iieved Houehton who was hit by a
ball. in the opening fran the Good
A. A. of Norway and the final score
of the massacre was 10 to o. Cana
van twirled alright ball throughout
and held the up-State.V to five
scattered hits, while 10 were gather
ed from the Norway twirlers.
1t was Merchants Day in the town
and with the Sanford Mills Band
playing for the occasion the mer-
chants closed shop from to :. The
largest crowd Of the season witness
sed the game at which the grand
stand was filled an hour before the
game commenced and the sand bank
being covered, was 400.
The unfortunate accident occurred
in the first inning VIXEN after Rowe
had been passed and Parent had hit
to shortstop, Pinkerton was hit by
the pitcher. Wiggin hit single
then Mckeon grabbed hold of one
of Houghton's fast ones and the
ball struck the pitcher in the mus
Gle near the elbow and bounded
back out of tho diamond Bison
nette finished the inning and Hough-
ton took the formers place at first
base. At the time of the injury to
Houghton the Textiles had one
run lead. After the opening inning
the Locals scored at will.
The box score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Augusta Golfer
Wins Low Net
Score at Portland

X. E. McDougal Of Montreal won
the low gross and W. l.. Fits of the
Augusta Country Club won the low
net in the annual Open Handicap
Tournament held at the Portland
Country Club Saturday. A total OF
30 entrants were on hand from Au-
gusta- Waterville, Old Orchard.
prouts Neck, Montreal Brunswick
and from other parts of New Eng
land and outside states Mr.. Mac
Dougal had gross total of l55
While F.. A. Randall of the Portland
Country Club, his next best rival,
had total of 1913 in the low gross.
Mr. Fits of the Capital City had
gross of 16s with a handicap of 80
making low net OF 1873 while E. B.
Boynton had a gross total of 1870
with handicap of 80, making a low
net of 140 total of Sc holes We're
played, IS during the morning sas
sion and IS during the matinee. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
BRUNSWICK WINS
OVER BATH, 5 TO 4

Brunswick. Me-. Aug. o.--brhhs"'eN
won it's seventh straight game OF the
season this afternoon on the Delta
defeating the strong Bath aggregation
5 to 1 in one OF the best sames' seen
on the local diamond this season.
Sharp fielding by the homo team
kent the Bath team from scoring.
Brunswick won the game in the ninth
after Bath hal tied the score in the
first half. Priest. the FIRST man UP.
lifted a high ny to Cutting. who
dropped the bail and Priest took sec
ond. Hutchlns came across with his
fourth hit of thu game to right. Priest
taking third. Mckenney struck out.
but st. Clair dropped the bail and
Priest came racing home with the
winning run. A one-hahd catch by
Cutting and the hitting OF Hutchins
featured the game. The score:
Brunswick 0 / 0 0 0 0 1-J-1l-3
Bath .....1 4 0 0 0 . 0 0 If Sc
Bachamm and Cufin; Carleton and
st. Clair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
BOWDOIN LIKELY TO
LOSE COACH MAGEE

Bowdoin Alumni and students in
Portland were anxiously awaiting
news yesterday of the final decision
Of Johnny Magee regarding the acs
ceptance of the Iowa State college
track coaching berth, the final ans
wer of which was to be received
today through a telegram to,a mem
Der of the student body living in
Portland. Up to late last night no
answer was received nor could
Johnny Magee. who is camping with
Art Smith. the old Maine track
coach and present Michigan Aggle
track head be reached.
1t is thought by many on the in
side that Bowdoin may lose Magee
as they'd not see how he can turn
down the offer made. nor can Bow
doin meet the demands of the West
ern colleg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Open Golf Champion
ship Aug. 24-26, Oak
wood Club, Cleveland

Chicago, Aug S-Entries for open
championship of the Western Got
Association, to be held at the Oak
wood club, Cleveland on Aug. "a, 70
and 26, thus far received by secretary
w. W. Hairless indicate that the US
ual large field of expert golfers will
contend for the title held by Jock
Hutchinson, now British open
champion. Apparently the contest
ants will be the same as those who
lost the title to James Barnes at
Washington last month.
The play this year will be arranged
70 cover only three days, the qualify
ing efforts of the first two days at Is
holes each comprising half of the q
hole score for the championship. the
entire field will play Is holes on
Wednesday, Aug. "a, and repeat the
performance the next day. Then the
Ga low scorers and the ties for 64th
place will continue in the contest on
Friday, playing Sc holes to complete
the scores for the title.
The title. which has been contest
ed since 1899. has been won but once
by an amature, although the national
open title has gone outside of the
professional ranks several times.
The record for the event 2s3
strokes, made by Barnes at West
moleland club. Chicago, in 1917 and
duplicated by him in 1919 in winning
at Mayfield club. Cleveland. While
the record score for the national open
is 2S6. made by Evans at Minikahda
club. Minneapolis, in 1915
The winners of the title by years
follow:
1899. Willie Smith, Chicago; 1909,
not he'd: 1901. Lawrence Auchter-
Ionic. Chicago; 1902. Willie Anderson,
Pittsfield, Mass; 1908. Alec Smith,
New York; 1904, Willie Anderson;
1905. Arthur Smith, Columbus. Ohio;
1905, Alec Smith; 1907. Robert Simp-
son, Omaha 1908, Willie Anderson;
1909, Willie Anderson; 1910, Chick Ev-
ans: 1911 Robert Simpson; 1912 Mac
Donald Smith. Del Monte, California;
1919, John McDermott. Atlantic City;
1914, James Barnes. New York; 1913
Tom Mcnamara, New York; 1916,
Walter Hagen, New York; 1917,
James Barnes; 1918. not htld. war;
1919. James Barnes; 1920, Jock Hutch
ison. Chicago.
In addition 20 the titles going to
eastern players 10 times out of the 20
meets. nine eastern professionals
have been runner-up, SO the contest
has been about evenly devided ma
tionally
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Bench Observations

Al Morrell was on the sick list and
Sid Graves was at short, PLAYING &C
ceptably.
Nal Morrell. the new backstop split
a finger while at practice, which kept
him out of the game.
Phil Brisk boosted his average by
singing out three in a row, one being
a two-mattress crack.
Freddy Mcguire had his eye on the
bali both at bat and in the field Three
hingles. 10 assists and three putouts,
Leo Bcaudoin lined out two, one GO
ing Tor an extra base.
Almer made a sensational catch off
McCouldrick in the fifth.
The winning numbers that entitle
holders to free admissions are 720 and
2SS.
A game every day this week for the
Augusta team. Monday and Tuesday
the Boston Tigers at Augusta, Wedncs-
day the Packards also at Augusta. ON
Thursday the team hits the road for
a three-day trip playing at Milo on
the 18th, Millinocket the 18th and the
Easterns at Brewer on the 18th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
FRUSH AND KILBANE
TO BATTLE FOR TITLE

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 6-Johnny
Kilbane of Cleveland, featherweight
champion and Danny Frush of Bal
timore, challenger. both signed to-
day for a 12-round title bout to a
decision at an open air show here
on or about September II.
Two weeks ago Frush signed with
one promoter and a week ago today
kilbane signed with another. The
promoters got together today and
agreed to stage the contest.
Kilhane is to get $50. 900 win. lose
or draw. and F'rush is to receive 81
500.
Frush is to weigh in at 12G ring
side Kilbane is not required to
make weight.
The Cleveland boxing commission
will select the referee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Giants Z; Cubs 2

Chicago. Aug. Pep Young's triple
in the fourth inning with tho bases
filled enabled New York to overcome
Chicago's lead and they We're never
overtaken, winning to >.
Frank F'risch, the Giants third
haseman. was hit over the right eye
by swift grounder off Maisers bat
in the sixth inning and knocked uncon-
scious. He was revived and helped to
the clubhouse. where the cut was
treated. George Kelly cracked out his
18th home run of the season. driving
the bail into the left field bleachers III
the sixth inning. The score:
New York o q o 0 o > 0-7-12-0
Chicago 80 0 0 o 0 0-214-2
Barnes and Snyder; Alexander and
kiIlCfer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Coombs to Sift Men for
Williams Freshman Nine

Williamstown, Aug. 6-Jack
Coomhs, who will coach the Will
liams baseball nine again next year.
plans to come here soon after COL
lege opens in the. fall to spend a
month which will be devoted chief.
~ to looking, over the candidates
for the freshman team The fact
that the annual sopbo-
more series is staged each fall will
provide an excellent opportunity for
the Williams coach to discover what
material will be available in tie en-
tering class.
Although veterans for nearly all
positions on the varsity nine will re-
turn to college in the fall. il is ex-
pected that freshman candidates
may force several to fight in order
to keep their old positions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
FORMER MAINE
NEWSPAPER MAN
DIES IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Aug. Herbert Wander.
hoof, widely known as the adyertis.
ing representative of the CANADIAN
racine, Canadian Grand Trunk
Canadian Northern (now the Cana.
dlan Nationally. the Canadian gov.
eminent and the Hudson Bay Com.
pany, died today after a years i'll.
ness.
Mr., Vanderhoof was born in st.
Paul, in 1916. He began work as
newspaperman in Portland, Me. He
was connected with newspapers in
worcester and Boston before comm;
to Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
WEST FORKS

Work on the new Catholis church
Is soon to begin.
Frank Anderson Of Boston is visit
Ing friends here.
the rear of 'be Great Northern pup
drive has reached here.
Frank j. Durgin is building an ad'
dition to his house.
Fred Harris has returned home from
the hospital At Skowhegan, where he
has been for treatment of a broken
leg.
Plans are being made for the organ
ization Of Maccabee lodge here.
Ed Geers. past 70 years of age
IN getting ready for the racing sea-
son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Great Northerns. q-5

South Brewer, Me. Aug. s-Great
Northerns of Millinocket won from
the Easterns, 9 to 5, here today A
batting streak by the Northerns. with
several errors assisting. made. seven
runs in the third inning and drove
Feeney from the box. Dwyer who
replaced him was more effective.
Sukeforth kepts his well scattered.
The score:
Northerns % 0 Z 0 0 / 0 1-e-10-5
Easterns 30 0 l 0 10 o > IS sc
Batteries, Sukeforth and Driseoll;
Feeney, Dryer and johnson, Baker.
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Penobscot Fibre Wins

Oldtown. Me. Aus" 6.-Penobscot
Chemical Fibre won from East MILL
nocket, to o. in the scmi-pro series
today. auckland pitched air-tight
ball for the P. C. F., allowing but
two hits. both by Chick" Maynard of
Dartmouth. The score:
P. C. F. =. l 001 o 8 x-5-10-1
f. Milli'ket 0 . o 0 0 0 % az
Batteries, auckland and Johnson;
Reynolds and Bailey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Results Saturday
Battles in Maine
Portland, o; Pilgrims of Lewisto

Portland, 8; Pilgrims of Lewiston,
kezar Falls, s; Lewiston, A. A., ,.
Westbrook Orioles, ,; Westbrook
=. A., @.
Cumberland, s: Bankers. :.
Sebago Lake, {; Steep Falls, :.
Great Northern, o; Easterns, ).
Augusta. 10: Biddle & Smart, 3.
Brighton A. C., IA; Oxfords A. c., 3.
West Paris, .; Oxfords, J..
Brunswick. D: Bath, 4.
Fusileers. s: Kennebunk, 4.
Danforths. s: Irons, 1.
+. Millinocket. 0: p. G. r, ;.
Mayos. II; Bar Mills. Z.
Goodall Textiles, 10; Twin Towns,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Call Off Races of
Speedboats At Chicago

Chicago, Aug. 6.-The speed boat
races off the Municipal Pier in con-
nection with Chicago's pageant of
progress were called off late today
because of rough water. Three races
already had been run when the
Meteor III. owned by Walter 3. Wilde
of Peoria. sank and it was decided to
cancel the days events.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08
Indians 4; Mackmen 3

Cleveland. Aug. The Indians
won today's game in the last half
of the ninth inning when singles by
Wambsganss and Speaker with
Burns double and a pass to Nuna-
maker scored three runs and over
came Philadelphia's two run lead
Cleveland made but one run off
Hasty prior to the ninth--a home
run by Smith in the second inning
Score:
phila. 49,. % 0 o 0 3 0 0-3-9-1
Cleveland 01 0 0 0 0 0 3-4-S-2
Hasty and Perkins; Morton, Bag
by and O'Neill, Nuna maker.
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Reokland 10, cabots 5

Rockland, Ne. Aug. 6.-Rockland
defeated the Cahots of Brunswick, IS
to 5, at Oakland Park today. The
game developed into comedy after
Rockland had scored six runs in the
first inning. felders taking turns in
the box. The score:
Rockland g, 0 0 3 0 OIL x-i3-15-2
Cat bots =. 0 0 0 0 0 0 g. s. As
Batteries, Thornton, Wotton, Ken
rey, Olney and Hart; Turcotte, Ber-
nier and Caquette.
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BARNES AND MCLEAN
BEATEN BY BRITONS

New York, Aug. 6-Jim Barnes.
national open golf champion. and
George Mclean were defeated today
one up by George Duncan and Abe
Mitchell. English golf stars, in an
exhibition game at the newg rassy
sprain collie hub. The match was
for So holes.
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Phils 6; Reds 5

CINCINNATI. Aug. 1.-PhiIadelphia
pounded Donahue for four runs in the
ninth inning and won from Cincinnati
today to ). The score:
Cincinnati ....0GO N00I3 - 81
Philadelphia 30 0 90 4-6-13-1
Donohue. Rixey and Wingo; Hubbell,
Meadows. Ring and Peters.
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Hamilton Wins
Over Nealv by Nose

Forest Hamilton. champion roller
skater of Maine, Won over Fred
Nealy in q. two mile championship
race at Majestic rink. Peaks Island,
tonight by three yards. Nealy is a
Rockland boy only 20 years OF Age.
The time was minutes and 40 sec
onds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08

Errors made by F. Welsh ,. Brod-
erick. s. Graves. Two base hits Abb
bolt, Beaudoin, Brisk, s. Graves.
Home runs, F. WEIGH. Stolen bases,
w. Graves, Abbott. Wilson, Mcguire
9 McGouldrick. Beaudoin Sacrifice
hits, s. Graves, McGouldrick. Left
on bases, Augusta ., Amesbury ,.
First base on errors. Augusta ,. Base
on balls, off Walker ,. Struck out.
by Comeau 6, by Walker 6. Wild
pitches Comeau. Umpire, Thomp-
son. Time 145.
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Boston Wins National
Typhos Baseball Crown

Dertoit Aug. 6-Boston won the
championship of the Printers Ma
tional Baseball League. carrying
with it posse ssion OF the Gary Herr
man trophy, by defeating Indianap-
oils, 1910. in the title finals at Nav
in Field here this afternoon.
The game was featured by free
hitting. climaxed in the ninth inning
by a six-run rally by Boston which
punched eight hits off Ruth to break
1910 tie. Score:
Boston. 80 4 lO1 10 1 6-16- 49,
Indianapolis
o. - 90 ) 1 DO 1876
Thompson. Clements, Murphy and
Harvey; Terrence. Ruth and Kelly.
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SPORTING COMING EVENTS

Aug. s-Johnny Drew VS.. X. @. Mayo
at Biddeford park.
Aug. S-Beginning of Old Home week
Clinton.
Aug. 17-Races at Pennington
Aug. 17-1S-Wednesday and Thursday,
circuit races at Fort Fairfield.
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Oakland Wins
Over Gardiner Team

"alefViIIe, Me. Aug. 6.-The game
mat Oakland won from the Hazard
team OF Gardiner today by score Of
. was interesting throughout. both
pitchers were hit freely The features
ci the game were the hitting ard base
running Of Peacock and the fielding of
Nichols. The score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08

y Batted for Watson in 9th.
ST. LOUIS

st. Louis % 8 y > J y Y + III
Two base hits. Mueller, McHenry
Stolen bases. Fourier. Sacrifice
Doak .. Double plays, Doak, Lavan
and Fournier. Left on bases, Boston
s; st. Louis 10 Bases on balls, off
Scott I; Watson /. Doak !; Morgan
.. Hits, off Scott ) in | e-3; Watson
, in 2 Is; Braxton 1 in ,; Morgan
3 in /. Hit by pitcher, by Watson,
(Mueller). Struck out. by Doak 4;
Scott >: Braxton 4; Morgan .. Los
ing pitcher, Scott Tmpires, O'Day
and Brennan. Time 80.
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PILGRIMS

Two base hits, AuOe. Home run
Stolen bases, Giboin. Cady. Sacrifice
hits. Tetreault, Matthews. Double
PLAYS. Tetreault to Aube. Base or
balls. off Norton, off Quinn >. Struck
out. by Norton, 10: by Quinn, >
Wild pitch. Quinn. Passed ball Roun-
dy. Umpire, Hassett. Time, 1.55.
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CARDS HAND
BLANK SCORE
TO BRAVE BAND

St. Louis, Mo, Aug. 1-Doak's air
tight pitching coupled with the Car
dinals' timely hitting enabled them
to win over Boston today II to 0.
Although Boston made eight hits off
Doak. but one man reached third
base. Score:
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Browns 8: Senators 3

Washington. Aug. st. Louis de-
feated Washington 8 to in the
opening game of the series today.
In the ninth inning the visitors
pounded Courtney for five hits and
four runs Score:
st. Louis 0 2 0 o . 0 4-S-15-1
Wash'ston 0 0 0 1 0 0-3-11-S
Shocker and SEVERED; Courtney,
Schacht and Charity.
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BABE GETS HIS 18TH
BUT IS BEHIND TALLY

New ork. Aug. 6.--Babe Ruth rap
ped ont his 39th home run of the sea-
son in the sixth inning of the Yam
KEGS game with Detroit today, lcav-
ing him two behind his Aug. 6 tally
last year.
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Totals
GARDINER.

Errors-Patterson, Collins. Porter,
Masciadri. Kelley. Moore. Turner. Sac
rifce hits-Laroche = Collins Bases
on bails-off Torter .. Struc1 out
By Porter 3. by Cusick 6. EMPIRES
Marchetti and Ellingsworth. Time
lao.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-08

~. 0'hes, NacfE. ". T.
ADAMS, j. p. Aver. 4. o. Sanders
Walter Perry, r. L. Wardwer. Dr.
Pollard, NJ. II. Neale, C. W. Irwin,
r. W. l'ana, DR. IT. F. Twitchcl. r.
'. Noyes. f. r. Elwoll r. V. Snow.
,. W. Webb, L. Z. Kocher. IL. T.
Haish, Howard Fredericks, DR.. A. s.
Derby A. l.. Derby, Herbert payson
IT, b. q. Holt, George Skillings, s.
= Strout, Q. G. Smith, A. G.. Kirk. +.
y. D"erinG. NJ. S. Baird, George F.
West Col. c. c. Hearn.
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Manchester, n. H., Aug. "a spec
tacular rally by the McElwains fell
one run short in the last inning of the
first contest in the double header be-
tween the four manufacturers league
clubs and the Amoskeags won, 4 TO 3.
In the second contest, the Plant
Brothers outfit increased its big hold
on first place by defeating the
Knights of Columbus, to 0. The
scores:
Amoskeag ..... o I 1 . x-4-3-1
McE.lwain ... 0 0 0 0 0 3--3-7-5
Batteries, Mcdonald and Cunning
ham; Little and Langley.
Plant Bros. 49,. 0 0 3 0 0 0 --S-5-1
X. of c. ...... 0 0 o 0 0 0 OIL
Batteries, White and Hamel; Muir
ply and Murray.
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Totals

Errors, made by-Parent Two
base hits-Parent, Fuller .. Three
base hit-Rowe. Stolen bases-Wig-
gin :; Mckeon, Prescott. Rowe.
Double plays-Parent. Pinkerton,
Mckeon :; kelville, Fuller. MELON
aid. Base on balls-Off Houghton 1:
Bissonette, ,; Caravan >. Hit by
pitcher-Pinkerton by Houghton.
Struck out by Canavan4: by Bison
cite .; by Houghton 0. Winning
ritcher-Canavan. Losing pitcher
Houghton. tmpires-Greenwo
and Mccain. Time-1.3J.
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EASTERN LEAGUE SUNDAY

Worcester 5; Bridgeport Z.
Hartford z; Albany 9.
Pittsfield 9: New Haven Called
end ninth, rain).
Springfield Z; Waterbury 3.
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EXHIBITION GAMES SUNDAY
Amoskeags and Plants Win

At Brooklyn-Detroit Americans
5; Brooklyn Nationals s.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at philadelphia.
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TODAY'S GAM ES
STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia 8; Cleveland 4.
Chicago o; New York 2 (caIled in
9Th, rain).
ST. Louis 8; Washington 3.
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Danforth &, Irons 1

The Danforth A. c. DEBATED the
Irons of South Portland son the Ii
gonia grounds yesterday afternoon
by the score of S to J. The sama
was featured by the great running
catch of Pearson in left field. The
score by innings:
Danforth A. c. $1,000
Irons ........... 000001OOO--1
The batteries for the Danforths
Flynn and w. McCullum. Irons.
Coughlan and Mcdonald.
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Yanks 2; White Sox O

New York, Aug. THE New York
Americans defeated Chicago TO 0,
today, in a five inning contest in
which Collins held the White Sox to
one hit. A severe thunderstorm
broke up the game. The Yankees
scored their first victory over Faber
this season by punching hits in the
fourth and fifth innings. Score:
Chicago ......... 0 0 O-O-1-2
New York ........ ESQ
Faber and Schalk; w. Collins and
Schans
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WITH THE MAJOR
TEAMS YESTERDAY
AND TODAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
St. Louis II; Boston o.
Philadelphia s; Cincinnati 8.
New York 7: Chicago 2.
ToDAY'S GAMES
Boston at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsbure.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.