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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-13
WITH THE GUNNERS

Although ducks are wild at Merry
meeting bay Horace Mitchell and
sherman Pratt bagged II Monday
Mitchell and Frank Edgecomb shot
eleven Friday Fred Ring and RAN
dali w. Leonard shot four bluebills,
four black duck and two broadblls
Monday.
Roland Drawn passed last week at
Sidney visiting his brother George
land while away shot seven partridge
He did not find them in the woods
but along cow paths. He only saw
one woodcock during the week.
A. G. Fisher and DR.. w. E. Kersh-
nT went out for short time Monday
morning and shot seven snipe. In
6he afternoon Fisher went out and re-
turned with three partridge.
James T. Bonney and son Albert
shot two partridge Saturday.-Bath
Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-13
SPORTING COMING EVENTS

Od: 15-Interclass cross-country meet,
- University of Maine, Orono.
uct l5-Bowdoin VS.. Trinity. Hart
oc5 l5-Rhode Island VS.. Maine,
Vet. l5-Bowdoin freshmen VS.. Ban
Cor High
Vel l5-Bates VS.. Colby. in Water
vile championship game.
ocI. N-Young Pooler of Bangor VS..
ioung Joseph of Waterville in
Armory at Waterville.
pct 22-Maine VS.. Bates, in Lewis
ton; Bowdoin VS. Colby, in Bruins
wick. championship games.
01; 29-Maine VS.. Colby in Water
rviiie, championship game.
'cv. 5-Bowdoin VS.. Maine. in Orono.
sS Championship game.
'sTy: i2-Portland High VS.. Bangor
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BOXING NOTES

Pete Hamel, manager of Harry
Cdd) Drew of Biddeford. says that
the Kid is ready to meet any feather
weight in New England. being in fine
shape and showing all his old time
speed. Hamel thinks he has a right
for matches with the best men in his
class. having defeated X. o. Charlie
Ekins Of Boston, last winter in Port
land, and Elkins recently defeated Al
Saubert, the New England champ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-13

Kingston. Ont, Oct. 12-Forty
lashes on the bare back is part of
the punishment awaiting two pris-
oners brought to the provincial pen
itentiary here to serve 10-year terms.
They are Louis NORM, % years old.
and Walter Goodchild. "a. both OF
Amherstburg. convicted of cruelty
beating an old farmer while robbing
his house.
The revival of the whipping post
at the penitentiary is due to the OPP
Grafton of an amendment to the
criminal code enacted last year auth
orizing judges to order applications
of the CATO mine tails in cases
where victims of assault and robbery
are subjected to cruel treatment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-13
RUTH'S ARM BETTER
BUT WILL NOT PLAY

New York, Oct. 12.-Babe Ruth's
arm is improving steadily, his physi-
clan, DR.. George King said tonight
but the chances of his playing ball
again this season are as remote as
they were two days ago. So Ruth
will continue ito occupy his seat
among the spectators at the worlds
series.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-13
John Bouchard. Washington street

John Bouchard, Washington street,
Auburn, didn't show up Tuesday
morning when the Auburn municipal
court opened for business and so his
$500 bail was defaulted. Bouchard
was the victim Of a murderous as
sault early Sunday morning for which
two arrests were made. Then he was
arrested charged with single sale,
search and seizure. He was not in
court Monday morning and Judge
Manser gave his bondsmen "a hours
to produce him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-13

disbarred from the contest. adding
they understood Captain Larkih in
tended to bring his boat here to cover
the course for comparison with other
vessels. However. when the fos lifs-
ed the Mayhower was not found among
the vessels awaiting outside.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-13
EMBERT A. RAMSEY Is
POSTMASTER AT WINSLOW

Announcement Is made from the
ofi1ee Of the postmaster general Of
the appointment Of Embert A. Ram
sey, postmaster 1t winslew.
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SPORTS


radie Cartier has been elected
Eager Of the Biddeford High
y.sooi basketball team, and a sched-
I. is being arranged with a three
&c series with Thornton academy.
-. prospects are good for fast
t..tetbau team at the High school.
r,.ch Feeney is getting ready for
=. season and he feels that he has
me excellent material to pick from.
S,othall Is the big question at the
[..hool at present and will continue
= until after the game with Thorn
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THE GAME, PLAY BY PLAY
FIRST INNING

| Yankees-Fewster flied out to
Young, who made a nice running
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-13

at 1-2c. r. w. Hanson sold 100
calves at 10c; and SO mich cows at
S35Q11O.
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HOLY CROSS ELEVEN
DEFEATS SPRINGFIELD

springfield. Mass. Oct 12-Holy
Gross II; Springfield 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-15
1874 Perfect Plays
in Double Header

New York, July IA total of 1874
perfect plays were made in the double
header between the Boston and Chicago
Nationals at Boston yesterday. The
Braves won both contests. stretching
their winning streak to seven straight
Victories In the second contest the
Cubs outbatted their opponents and
made four extra base hits to one for
the Braves.
Hits were frequent in the American
League contests. The total for the
Chicago Washington game was % and
the Senators won despite seven errors
and a four-run rally by the White
SoX in the ninth inning. Twenty-six
hits were made in the New Tork-St
Louis and the BoSton-Cleveland con-
tests and Il in the Philadelphia De-
troit game. All of the Yankee. players
hit the ball and pitcher Mays knocked
out a home run.
The feat of making three home runs
in one game was performed by two
American Association players yester
day. Jim Thorpe. former National
League player and noted in football
and athletics. who is now with Tledo.
and Bunny Brief of Kansas City,
were the sluggers.
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international Meets
Proposed to Britishers

Cambridge. Mass, July 14.-Plans
for the series of international track
and field meeting between joint Har-
vard-Yale and OxfordCambridge
teams to be held regularly at two
year intervals, have been drawn up by
Harvard and Yale athletic officials
The proposal will. be offered the Eng
lish athletic officials after their ar
rival here today and if accepted the
first meeting under the plan will be
held in England in 1928. 1t is pro-
posed to have joint games commit
tee appointed to adopt uniform rules
to govern the competitions.
The Oxford-Cambridge athletes will
occupy quarters at Swampscott, a
North Shore resort, close to those of
Harvard and Yale. it was said here
today, during tho training for the meet
at Harvard Stadium on July %. They
will come to Cambridge every day or
two for workouts on the Stadium
track.
Extensive plans have been made for
the entertainment of the athletes.
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CHICAGO WHITE SOX NOW
ARE SPEEDY At FINISH

Chicago, July 14-Fans who at
tended the baseball games at Comis-
key Park, the home of the Chicago
White SoX. no longer leave in droves
when the sixth or seventh innings
have passed and with the home team
apparently hopelessly beaten.
For the SoX. despite their occu-
pancy today of seventh place in the
American League have established
a reputation for being whirlwind
finishers and for not being defeated
until the last man is out.
Since their return home the east
ern invasion, the Sox have scored
80 runs in nine games. They have
won four games and % fthe runs
have been made in the seventh,
eighth, ninth or extra innings In
a. recent game with the New York
Yankees. the Sox were trailing 8 to
0 at the end of the sixth and scored
two runs in the seventh inning. three
in he eighth. four in the ninth and
wo the game with a ru in the 10Th
inning
In yesterdays game with Wash
ington the Sox scored four runs in
the ninth inning and came within
oe ri of tieig the score, losing the
game 10 to Q. On Tuesday against
the same team. Chicago launched
another last minute attack that net
ted three runs but lost the game
to 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-15
.FABER STOPS WINS
OF SENATOR'S, 3 TO |

I Chicago, July 14-Crban Faber
stopped Washington's winning streak
today when Chicago won from the
! Senators to l. The game was a
pitchers duel with Mogridge oppos-
ing the Chicago ace. Faber let the
visitors down with three hits, one of
, which was home run by Miller Ed
die Collins made three of the five hits
off Mogridge.
BY beating the Senators today
, Faber is credited with IS victories
and six defeats for the season. Score:
Washington 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 OIL 1
Chicago 80 0 0 0 3 Q x--3-5- 0
Mogridge and Charity; Faber and
Schalk
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OAKLAND

Mrs. Numia Boothby of Lynn.
Mass, is visiting her sister. Mrs,
Chester Bridges OF Oakland Heights.
Rev. and Mrs. Weston p. Holman
are enjoying q three weeks Vaca-
| ton, during which they Will visit
relatives and friends in Leeds. Port
land, Old Orchard and Concord.
Mass
Ella Oliver who was injured while
she was driving Il horse rake in
the bayfield, by the horse running
away is getting along nicely and is
able to be about with the aid of
crutches.
MIR. and Mrs. William Mountain
and son Angus. Of Amesbury. Mass,
! who have been visiting their son
Harold Mountain at Dexter called
Wednesday at the home of Mrs
George T. Johnson who is a cousin
| of Mr.. Mountain. They were on
their way home to Amsbury.
f, Roy Fowler who is playing ball al
Milo. Maine. during the summer is
| passing few days at his home here
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spiller o!
| Madison. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Heath
of Amsbury: Mass. and Mrs. Dean
! knowlton of Strickland, who have
/ been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Spiller of Libby Hill, have returned
! to their homes.
| Mrs. John Spiller and son, Edgar
of Clinton have returned to THEN
! home, after passing a few days ir
| town.
Mr.. Frank Lovely of Bath has
| been a guest at the home of William
| C-llins of Church street.
I The friends Of Lloyd Alexander
| will be sorry to learn Of his seriou:
!! illness, of heart disease. He is nov
at the Sisters Hospital in Water.
4, vile.
! Mrs. Bessie Wentworth who hac
been visiting DR.. and Mrs. G. r
simmons at their home on Church
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TUkNEy, HOLY CROSS ACE, HURLS
AUGUSTA WIN over NORWAY, 80

Norway Nc, July 14.-tspeciaD. -
Tunney. the crack Holy Cross hurler
working for Augusta today. held the
Twin Town aggregation to two hits
and the Capital City team won to 0.
The college twirler was in fine form
and Norway was unable to get a man
past first base. Wilson. Mcguire and
Tunney did the best stickwork for the
visitors, the first two each cracking
out a double. Hunt was wild at
times. The score:
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CLAIM DEMPSEY
NEVER CAST VOTE

New York. July 1.-THE statement
that Jack Dempsey and his manager
Jack kearns had never voted was
made in court Wednesday by Will
liam Klein, attorney for Frank j.
Spellman in suit for 100000 over a
motion picture enterprise. Klein, who
appeared in opposition to a motion to
vacate an attachment on Dempsey's
automobile, said he would offer proof
that neither the champion nor his
manager had voted.
The question came up in the matter
of the residence of the pair. Their at
torney claimed that they resided in
New York City and that the attach
ment had been granted on the ground
that they were residents.
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Carpenter Sails
for France Midst
Shower Flowers

New York. July t4--Almost buried
under flowers thrown by several
thousand admirers who gathered on
the pier. Georges Carpenter smiled 4
goodbye today and sailed for home
on the steamship Savoie.
Accompanying him were Pierre
Mailet his war comrade and chum
and his manager, Francois Des
camps.
Il have been treated wonderfully
by the American people" Georges
said, but to describe my apprecia :
ton is impossible"
The length of his visit home is un-
certain, Descamps said that q
specialist would be consulted in re.
gard to the break in Georges hand
and that if it mended as quickly as
physicians here predicted he probab-
~ would return early in September
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Lewiston Folks on
Augusta Links

The golf bug bites and bites hard.
Bill Whittum and Tom White have
been bitten. Yesterday afternoon.
they tackled Charles Litchfield and
Scott Libbey at the Augusta Coun-
try club. White and Whittum won
and Whittum went around in SO.
He proves it by the score card. which
he is going to swear to and have APP
propriately framed and displayed.
Tom says he doesn't expect Whittum
to negotiate the course in anything
like Sc again for several seasons; but
he did it once, that's sure. Litchfield
and Libbey bought the dinners. by the
way. and are looking for revenge
when the links are opened at our own
country club. which. on temporary
course, will be soon.-Lewiston Jour
nal.
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street for several weeks. has gone to
Auburn, where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Merle Monroe for a
time.
Frank Bickford of Smithfield re-
Gently become manager of the Sal
mon Lake House at North Belgrade.
Mrs Clarence Rogers of Comma
is a guest Of her cousin Mrs. Iottie
Baker at her home on Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester johnson of
New Haven. Conn. have leased the
Asa Gaylord house on Pleasant street
for the summer. Mr.. Johnson is
professor of chemistry at the New
Haven High School and has secured
the position for the summer of pull
man conductor on the Somerset di-
vision as far as Kineo.
Miss Pearl Lovely of Fort Fair
field is visiting at the home of Mr.
and RMS. George T. Johnston. Fair
field street.
MIR. Benjamin A. Marshall OF
i Cumberland Mills, Me. is visiting
his brother. Daniel n. Marshall al
Jamaica pOlnt camps.
Mrs. Ralph Munroe and children
, James and Helen who have beer
visiting DR.. and Mrs. c. r. Simmon:
have returned to their home in Au'
burn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Luce whC
have been visiting friends in town
have returned to Searsmont. The,
were accompanied by their son
| Clyde.
! The music pupils of Mrs. H. Z
| Hunton had most enjoyable timt
| on their picnic. which was held Wed
nesday at Lakeside. A picnic dinne
was had and games and bathing
were much enjoyed. The party lef
on the early morning train and re
| turned in the afternoon.
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Pirates Take 1C-Inn.
Battle from Pills

Philadelphia, July I4-DoubIes py
Schmidt and Robertson gave Pitts
burg 1o-innig victor" over
Philadelphia today to 4. Schmdt
opened the tenth with a double to left
and scored on Robertson's long drive
70 center field.
Carlson held the Phillies hitless I'M
til the sixth inning when r. Miller
and Bruggy crashed consecutive home
runs into the left field bleachers.
Score:
pittshurc O1o TO- 0 0 $3.50
rhila 0 . 0 0 , 9 0 o % ?
Carlson and Schmidt: Ring ana
BruCgy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-15

The stockholders of the Rowland
Pulp & Paper Company have voted
to change the name of the corpora :
ton to that Of The Advance Bag &
Paper Co. Inc. and has voted TO
increase the capital stock to $4,000, :
GOO. from 100000. divided into
10000 shares of common and 10000
shares Of per cent, cumulative
preferred. at par value of 500. The
papers in the case have been placed
on record in Massachusetts, and Yer
mont as well as the registry Of deeds
in Penobscot County.
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About Bouts

Vincent Martin. who is aagin max
ing his home in New York has been
matched to meet Dutch Brandt in
New York next Monday night
Bill Brennan will likely be Jack
Dempsey's opponent at the Jersey
City Arena on Labor Day.
Jimmy Wilde, the English bantam
wants $4,000 to come this countr.
and fight Johnny Buff, the American
champion. 1t is good bet that Tex
Richard will not give such az
amount
The Moran Martin fight in New
York Tuesday night drew 45,59S.50-
Boston Globe.
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Mackmen Trim
Tigers in Lair. Ga

Detroit. July 14-(American)-
The Philadelphia Americans won
from Detroit 6 to 4 today, making
three runs in the ninth inning. G.
Walker and Veach made home runs.
The latters four base drive was
made with two men on base. Harris
held Detroit to six hits. Score:
Phila, 30 0 1 l l o 0 3-6-10-1
Detroit 4 90 OO3 0 0 O-4-6-3
Harris, Rommel and Perkins; Ehm-
Ike and BaSSler.
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Gibbons Seeks Match
with French Champ

Chicago, July fiddle Kane, man
ager of Tommy Gibbons, the st. Paul
light heavyweight. left today for New
York for a conference with Tex Rick
ard regarding a match with Georges
Carpenter early in October. Gibbons
has been mentioned as the most prob
able opponent for the Frenchman.
Richard may stage the contest in the
Jersey City arena in which Dempsey
defeated Carpenter
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Cards Force Giants
to Extra Frame Win

New York. July 14-New York won
it's third successive victory of the
series with st. Louis today in an ex-
ira inning contest to 3. Burns sin
gle in the tenth inning with the bases
full, scored New York's winning
run. Score:
St. Louis 0 ] 0 0 0-0-S 6-3
New York 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1-4-143
Bailey and Dilhoefer; Ryan and
SNYDER
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Almost Human Polo Pony
Milburn's Property Dies

New York, July 14-Tenby, favorite
poly pony of Devereaux Milburn, cap
tain of the American polo team which
won the Westchester cup, died on
board a steamer which was bringing
him home to America, according to a
cablegram received by Mr.. Milburn
today. Tendy had appeared in every
international polo match since 1910
five in number. No other polo pony
has such a record.
'Tenby was one Of the finest hea-
vyweight polo ponies in the world"
said Mr.. Milburn. "and it is great
los to me to learn of the pony's death.
l may never have such a pony again
The pony was presented to Mr.. Mil
burn by Harry Payne Whitney in 1913
as a wedding present.
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Reds Get to Grimes
and Defeat Dodgers

Brooklyn, July 14-Burleigh Grimes
winning streak was broken today
when Cincinnati beat the Superbas,
6 to s. Brooklyn rallied in the eighth,
knocking Eller out of the box. but
was unable to tie the score, as RiXey
was rushed to the rescue and held
them hitless. Score:
Cincinnati 0 8 l 0 0 0 0 0-6-12-1
Brooklyn 20 0 o 0 l 0 2 2 0-5- 81
Ellcr. Rixey and Wingo; Grimes,
Smith, Mitchell. Schupp and Miller.
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Mrs. Helen D. Hobart of West
Pennington, quietly observed her
S1st birthday Sunday, July 3. Mrs.
Hobart met with a serious accident
six months ago from which she will
never fully recover. as she is unable
to move her neck either way, having
broken the ligaments across the
right side. She is up and about the
house. but is unable to do much of
anything, but it is remarkable that
she is as we'll as she is after going
through such critical illness and
accident.-Chronicle journal
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by Beck

General Phil Sheridan and General
George Il. Mcclellan. when they were
in the northwest before the Civil
War. and had to travel between Fort
Vancouver on the Columbia River.
and Fort Steilacoon on Puget sound.
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BASEBALL NOTES

Sanford fans ot the national game
are hoping that all this talk of Sc
ri,s between the Augusta Million
res. the Packard Motors and the
Tov-.les For the State championship
through and such is arranged
ford will back the Textiles to
re through winner after SUCH
as they recently made upstate.
sanford letter, Portland Herald.
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e. Millinocket Victor

East Millinocket, Me-, July 1+East
Millinocket won from Penobscot
Chemical Fibre Of Oldtown, . to 1, in
the semipro series Wednesday after
noon. Miller, formerly OF Montreal,
held p. F. c. tot hree hits. The score !:
Z. Mill'n't -. 90 , 0 0 0 0 0 X-2 5 l
P. c. +. ...... 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 D-1 8 4
Batteries Miller and Lebrun; Wat
son and Johnson.
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Holy Cross With Au9usaCarp and Followers Sail for Paree
RED SOX 5, INDIANS 2

Cleveland. July 14-Boston broke its
losing streak today when it won
from Cleveland, to .. 1t was a
pitchers battle between Jones and
Morton. The latter had won three
straight and had not been scored up-
on in p innings previous to the sixth
inning of today's game. Cleveland
had numerous chances to win but
Jones was effective in the pinches.
Score:
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Ohio n. Smith of Franklin was

Ohio Fl. Smith of Franklin was
arraigned in the Ellsworth mu-
nicipal court last Wednesday after
noon on complaint of Mrs. Lillian d.
Hardison of Franklin, charging him
with malicious mischief in Destroy
ing a sign on her premises. He was
found guilty, and fined $40 and costa.
He appealed. and furnished sureties
for appearance at the October term.
Ellsworth American.
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SPORTING COMING EVENTS

Julv 16-Great Northern at Island
Falls.
TuIv 16-Bar Harbor at Bangor
Julv l6-Fort Williams at kezar Falls.
July 16--West Paris at Mechanic
Falls.
July 16-tBasebalD RoPkland VS. To-
gus at Oakland Park.
August 17-1s--W ednesday and Thurs.
day. circuit races at Fort Fairfield.
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Suspend Pitcher Reuther

New York. July 1.-THE suspension
of pitcher Ruether of the Brooklyn
Nationals on charge of insubordin-
alton was announced Wednesday.
Pres. Ebbets of the Superbas said that
the tWirler had absented himself
without leave
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Boston School Game at
HOultOn is Planned

Boston. Mass. July 14-Arrange-
ments are pending for a baseball
game between the Greater Boston in
terscholastic team and the Houlton,
Me, High. week from next Satur-
day at Houlton, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-15

The annual meeting Of the Han
cock County Chapter Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross will be held at the
Red Cross rooms in Bar Harbor,
Thursday, July q, at '2.30 p. m.
to elect an executive committee to
consider any reports that may be
presented.
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BOSTON

Two base hits: ONeil, Boeckel.
Sacrifice Crimes. Double play: Hol-
Ike (unassist ed) Left on bases: Chi
"cago Z: Boston 5. Base on balls off
Watson 9 Struck out: by Ponder 8;
by Watson , Umpires O'Day and
Quigley. Time of game l hour and
81 minutes.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
'idgeport 10; Worcester O.

Bridgeport 10; Worcester 0.
Springfield 4; New Haven 5 list
game>; Springfield s; New Haven
I (2nd game).
Hartford 4; Albany Gst game)
Hartford s; Albany (2nd game).
Pittsfield 10; Waterbury /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-15

An old log building near Chehalis.
Wash. which housed one of the
first federal courts ever held in the
Pacific northwest. has been rehabili-
tated and presented to the state.
The building, erected in 1915. housed