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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-05
POLO GETS TITLE
BY TRIMMING LEVENE

Lewiston, Me, May Eddie Polo
of Waterville defeated Ruby Levene of
Auburn in two six-round bouts here
Tuesday night. This battle was to de-
eide the bantamweight title of the
State and leaves Polo as the title
holder. For the first six rounds Levene
was badly beaten by Polo. In the
fourth round of the first bout Levene
knocked Polo down. For the most
of the second session Levene made a
better showing and for five rounds
held Eddie evenly, swinging a left jab
That the Waterville boy could not
fathom. The last round went to Polo.
The man that Young Sharkey of
WaterNille was to meet did not show
up. TX. O." Mayo of Lewiston de-
feated KID Lessard of Biddeford in
two five-round bouts. Mayo had six
of the rounds, Lessard one and the
rest were even.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-05
|CONY BOYS AGAIN
TRIM MORSE, 8 TO 6,
IN SHIPPING CITY

Bath, May 4E(Special) -Conys
baseball warriors again showed the
way to Morse High 8 to here this
afternoon in the return game be-
tween the two schools. harrington
started in the box for the visitors
but was taken out in the fourth and
Rideout finished.
Austin, the Cony backstop kept up
his good work with the willow regis
tering a trio of safeties. Earring
ton and Plummer also hit we'll for
Cony. Povick, Morse's hot corner
guardian, clouted the pill for nice
double and also clipped off a couple
of singles. He also had busy day
in his territory, miscuing once on six
hot chances. Drawn and Ellis
turned in a nice double play for the
Red and White. Cony pulled a to-
tai of eight foozles. Rideout, Poor,
Harrington and Roderick showing
clean bill. The Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-05
JULY 16 OR %
GOOD FOR MEET
INTERNATIONAL

London, May 4.-According to Cap
tain Rudd of the Oxford University
track team. either July Is or % is
acceptable as a date for the Oxford
Cambridge VS.. Harvard track
meet. at the Harvard Stadium. Both
these dates were submitted in a re-
cent Investigation sent by the Am
erican universities when it was learn
ed that the June date first suggested
was not suitable from an English
standpoint.
1t will be necessary to confer with
the Cambridge athletic authorities
according to Captain Rudd, before
one of the two July dates is selected,
but it is believed that a formal ac-
ceptance of the invitation will be dis
patched shortly.
If the trip to the United States is
made, additional athletic meets may
be held with both Cornell and Prince
ton but whether both Oxford and
Cambridge will participate as a COM
hination or as individual varsity
teams cannot be stated at this time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-05
BIG YEAR FOR
HARNESS RACING

New York, May 4.-Predictions OF
q banner year for harness racing
formed the keynote Of the address
made today by w. H. Gocher. secreta-
ry of the National Trotting Associa-
ton, at the closing session OF the
annual spring meeting held here by
the organizations board Of review.
Gocher said higher purses were OF.
fered by fairs and racing associations
throughout the country.
The board of review denied the ap-
plication for reinstatement of George
Richards of Augusta. Wis, as we'll al
the applications for modification OF
fines imposed last year upon w. r
Fleming of Readville, Mass, and
George NJ. Goliath. Pressure Isle. Me
Among the members restored =:
good standing was Perly L. Smith
Bridgton, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-05
COLLEGE GAMES

AT Providence-Bowdoin Z; Brown
5.
At New Haven-Yale 2; Catholic
University l.
AT Williams 5: Wes-
leyan g.
At New York-Fordham Z; U. of
North Carolina g.
At New York-Columbia 4; Cor
nell 3.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10: Bos-
ton University 3.
At Burlington, Vt.-Holy Cross 4 i;
University of Vermont 2.
Army 6; u. of West Virginia 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-05
Bowdoin Loses Dual
Track Meet to
Brown, ga 2-3 to 81 1-3
Especial to Kennebec JournaN


Brunswick, May Brown defeated
Bowdoin ga 2-3 to 81 Ia in a dual
track meet on Whittier Field, this af-
ternoon. Bowdoin was weakened by
the absence of George r. Goodwin
of Melrose, Mass, the best long dis
lance man OH the team. Goodwin has
refused 10 train properly and yester
day was put off the team by Coach
Jack Magee, whose action is backed
up by practically the entire student
body. Bowdoin excelled in the field
events, while Brown was strongest in
the dasheS and middle distance .Cns.
The meet hinged on the result in the
pole vault which was the last event
Up to the pole vault the score was
SO % to So 1-3 in favor of Bowdoin.
West of Brown and F. Bishop of
BoWdoin fought it out up TO IL feet
at which height Bishop received a
ball fab and he was unable to clear
that height on his later tries.
The summary:
100 yard dash-First heat won by
Cater Brown; Palmer Bowdoin, sec
ond. Time 10 2-5 seconds. Second
heat won by Butler, Bowdoin; Will
liams, Brown. second. Horsefield,
Brown. third Time 10 As seconds. FL
nal heat won by Cater. Brown; But
Ter. Bowdoin second; Williams,
Brown. third. Time 10 2-5 seconds
100 yard hurdles: First heat won by
Addoms, Brown. time Il Id seconds;
second heat won by Hardy. Bowdoin
Jones, Brown, second. Time II 2-5 sec
onds. Final heat won by Hardy, Bow
doin; Addoms. Brown, second; Jones,
Brown, third. Time II 3-5 seconds.
4i0 yard run: Won by Forestall
Brown: Hunt Bowdoin. second; Tur-
ner Bowdoin. third. Time So seconds.
One mile run: Won by Martin,
Brown: Nutter, Brown, second; Var
ney, Bowdoin, third. Time minut IS,
50 seconds
300 ward hurdles: First heat, won by
Smith, Brown; Thompson. Bowtioin
second. Time 90 seconds. Second icat
won by Parent, Rowdoin: Williams.
Brown. second. Time 2S As seconds.
Final heat won by Parent. Bowdoin
Williams, Brown. second: Smith,
Brown. third Time 81 seconds.
$50 yard run: Won by Nutter.
Brown; Forestall Brown, srcond:
Hunt. Bowdoin, third. Time . min
ut"s. : a. seconds.
is pound shot: Won by Green.
Brown, distance. 80 feet. SIS inches;
Bison. Bowdoin second Distance 35
feet. Sc inches; Kirkpatrick. Bowdoin.
! third. Distance SO feet Sc inches.
High jump: Won by Philbrook,
Bowdoin. height feet ga inches:
Jones, Brown, second. height S feet,
4 "a inches Addoms. Brown, Ma
, thues, Brown and Fish. Bowdoin tied
for third: hegh feet 2 "a inches.
is pound, ammer throw: Won by
Tootell' Bowdoin, distance 1872 feet,
80 inches: Mason. Bowdoin. second.
distance Jos feet, AS inches: Mcclellan,
Bowdoin, third. distance SO feet. 40
inches
Broad jump: Won by Reid, Brown,
distance % feet. inches: Parent.
Bowdoin. second. distance q feet 5
inches; Cook, Bowdoin. third, dis
lance q feet 3S inches.
Discus throw: Won by Pill, Brown.
distance 100 feet. Sc inches; Parsons
Bowdoin. second, distance 104 feet SIS
inches: Weymouth. Brown, third. Dis
/ lance 104 feet. As inches.
Pole vault: Won by West Brown
height II feet; F. Bishop. Bowdoin,
second, height 10 feet inches Cook,
Bowdoin, third, height 10 feet.
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Dempsey Referees Match

Summit. n. j.. May 4.-Freddie
WEIGH. former worlds lightweight
champion stopped Young Willie
Jackson of Philadelphia in the eighth
round of a ten round match here last
night. Jack Dempsey. worlds heavy
weight champion refereed the con-
test. Jackson took counts of eight
and nine in the third round. Welch
fought his second contest since he
lost his title to Benny Leonard four
years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-05
Giants 3; Robins z

View York. May lz--A HNITlIed
eighth inning rally cna~ed New York
10 Ercak Broolllyn's winning streak.
the Giants winning 3 to ?. CASTOR a
recruit catcher. drove in New York 5
tieing run with three-bagger and
Burns drove in Monroe. who ran for
CASTOR. with a single, with hit eff
Reuther It was the first game New
York has won from Brooklyn this
year Score:
brooklyn "a 9 0 o 0 O. so
New York o o o 0 0 X--3-1 80
Reuther and Miller; Nehf Ryan,
Barnes and Snyder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-05

Brunswick, Me-, May A call has
been posted for men from the Bow
doin College junior class who wish to
try out for cheer leaders. A new
system was put into operation last
year, by means of which the juniors
who wish to compete for this college
honor are given opportunity to lead
the cheering for an inning or two of
the various home baseball games.
1t is possible in this way to ascertain
which men are best suited for this
work. Four of the competitors are
nominated and put up for election of
the A. s. B. c. The one receiving the
largest number of votes becomes the
head cheer leader for the following
year, and the two receiving the next
largest number are the two assistant
cheer leaders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-05
Tigers Come from
Behind and Win

Detroit. May 4.--Detroit Americans
overlook Chicago after the visitors
; made five runs in the first inning here
! To-Day and wen ii To s. Chicago out
nit Detroit butthe locals punched
their blows to better advantage. Cobb
made diving body stop of Falk's
double in the seventh and threw to
Young. who caught Collins at the
plate. Score:
ohicago ....5 l 0 0 i 0 o. S1S-0
Detroit ..-S 0 / 0x-11-14-1
Hodge, Kerr and Schalk; Sutherland
Ehmke and Ainsmith.
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SPORTING COMING EVENTS

May 11-Tennis; Bowdoin VS.. Bates
at Lewiston
May Hebron Academy invitation
track meet, Hebron.
May Ii Maine intercollegiate Track
Meet. Brunswick.
May 16-17-Maine intercollegiate Ten
mic Tournament, Lewiston
May l9-Tennis: Bowdoin at Brown
University. Providence
May u - Tennis: Colby at Bates.
Lewiston.
May 2l-Tennis: Bowdoin at Spring
field College.
May 23-Maine College represented at
N. j. collegiate Tennis Aour-
nament. Longwood Courts. Chestnut
Hill. Mass
May 26-Tennis: Boston University
at Bowdoin. Brunswick
June 6-Tcnnis: Springfield College
at Bowdoin. Brunswick.
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Lewiston Tennis Tryouts

Tryouts for the Edward Little ten
mis- team, which is to represent the
Auburn High school at the Bowdoin
inter- scholastic tournament the lat
ter part of this month, will be held
on Saturday morning of this week
at the Sawyer court on Goff street
Auburn. Manager Eugene Goss stat
ed to the Journal reporter that he
expected at least eight players to try
for the team. Three and perhaps
four will be taken to Brunswick to
compete in the tournament.
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vt. Hurler Weakens,
HOLY Cross Wins, AZ

Burlington, VT. May 4.-Hoiy Cross
defeated vefmont to 2 today. For
Ave innings Duba held the visitors
scoreless, but a pass, a double. sin
gle, q wild throw over first and a
sacrifice ny. all in the sixth. Melted
Holy Cross three runs and the game.
Score:
Holy Cross 20 0 0 0 0 8 0 I o-4-9-2
Vermont 80 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0-2-6-3
Gill and Murphy; Duba and Spill
lane.
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Herman Montreal Match

Boston. Mass. May 4-Pete Her
man and Young Montreal have been
matched by the Faneuil A. c. to box
at Braves Field the night of May 81.
Eight local promoters have been
after the contest and big guarantees
were given to secure the boxers.
Their last battle here caused con-
siderable comment, because of the
award to Montreal The Boxing
Commission held an investigation.
hearing witnesses and deciding that
the verdict of the two Judges and the
referee was an honest one.
The fans who saw the battle were
impressed with the work of both Her.
man and Montreal. The former is
after a return match with champion
Joe Lynch.
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Chisholm Finishes Ninth

Alec Chisholm, professional in
structor of the Portland Country
Club finished in a tie for ninth posi-
ton with four other players in the
first tourney of the New England
Professional Golfers Organization
Inc. at the Winchester. Mass, Coun-
try Club Tuesday. The play was Is
hole handicap medal Chisholm
made the course in 81.
The winners were Willie Ogg of
Worcester and John Cowan of Oak
ley who went around in IS but Ogg
with one plus Melted 70 and Cowan
with two plus. finished second with
an so card. Chisholm was even up
with William Mulcahy of Wellesley,
Joe Lally Of North Andover. Harry
Bowler of Winchester. and Fred
Miley of Homestead. A total of So
golfers competed.
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Meikleham Referee
Harvard Yale Event:

Cambridge. Mass. May 4.-Selec-
tion OF William Meikleham of New
YORK City as referee at the Harvard
Yale regatta at New London on June
"a, was announced today. He will
ofiiciate also at the Harvard Prince
ton Navy regatta on Lake Carnegie
next Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-05

Two base hits. Southworth, Holke.
stolen bases. Neale , Sacrifice,
Ncalc Double plays, Meusel to
Bru@gy: Rawlings to J.. Miller to j.
Mhlor to Brugcy; Boeckei to Bar
bare To- lIolke. Left on bases,
Philadelphia 9: Boston s. Rase on
balls, off Meadows 3: off I'illingim 4.
Hits off Meadows in % innings;
off Keenan, none in Is. Hit by
pitcher. by Meadows fBoeckeD.
struck out, hv Meadows ?; by Fill
ingim 2. Wild pitch. Meadows =.
Passed ball. Gowdy. Losing pitcher,
Meadows I-mpires. Hart and Nc
Cormick. Time, I 80.
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Chick Leaves for
Merrie England

New York, May 4.-Charles (Chick)
Evans of Chicago, national amateur
goif champion, was a passenger
aboard the steamship Adriatic. sail
ing today for England. He will join
the other members of the American
team who sailed last Saturday. Evans
said he would proceed Immediately
upon arrival to Hoy Lake to accus-
tom himself with the course before
the opening of the tournament, May
az
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Cubs Take Opener
from Reds, ; to |

Chicago, May 4.--Chicago defeated
Cincinnati 3 to l in the first game
of the series here today by punching
hits behind errors of the visitors.
Freeman pitched in fine form and was
given alright support. Score:
Cincinnati % o / 0 O 0 81 90
Chicago 90 0 0 3 0 o x-3- 90
RiXey, Napier and Hargravc; Free
man and OFarrell.
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Harvard Blanks
New HAMPSHIRE

Cambridge, Mass, May 4.--Sensa-
tional fielding by Conloh, tho Grim
son shortstop. featured q game which
Harvard won from New Hampshire
College today 4 to 0. Russell held the
visitors to three hits and only one
New Hampshire man reached third
base. Score:
Harvard 30 0 3 0 0 0 1 0x---4-IS-1
n. II. State 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 90. 3-2
Russell and Blair; Anderson and
Champagne.
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Robertson Back with Cubs

Chicago. May 4-Outfielder David
Robertson of the Chicago National
League club. suspended because Of
his refusal to Join the club for the
spring training trip. was reinstated
today by Commissioner Lands.
President Veeck Of the Chicago club
told Robertson that he would be
given q chance to play provided he
spent two weeks in training without
salary,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-05
ITALIAN BOXING
CHAMP ARRIVES

New York, May 4.-Erminio Spalla.
heavyweight boxing champion of
Italy, and winner of the light heavy
weight championship in the interval
lied sames after the war, has arrived
IN this country
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Condos in Watervilte

Jimmy Condos who delighted Wa
terville wrestling fans by his clever
work in a number of matches in this
city two years ago, has returned and
plans to make his home here az he
has married Waterville girl. Jimmy
looks to be in perfect condition,
weighing slightly more than he did
on his last visit but in further match
es he will not be handicapped in the
matter of weight. He says that he
would like to take on any OF the
, Maine boys 155 to 165 pounds after
he has had a chance to train.
Jimmy went to Chicago after iear-
II this district and then hit for Flo
ida where he has been the greaner
Part of the two years and where he
r.a6e a fine impression by his clean
ard clever work. His last big matcn
was with Joe Turmen of Washington.
I,ol'ier of the Police Gazette belt fer
r,idcleweights. the match lasting for
three hours and Is minutes and being
stopped at the end Of that period by
the doctors in attendance and the
chief of police.
COnuoS W0TAe0 In many Oh tne Win
ter resorts down South and also took
a run over to Cuba for few weeks.
but he prefers the New England ell
mate to the southern. claiming that
the latter is too dry. waterville fans
would like to see a match between
Jimmy and Young Gotch Abbott OF
Bangor who has appeared number
of times In this rftv with Gurnov n nd
other good middleweights. Jimmy
was busy greeting a rumber Of his
old friends yesterday and they are le-
gion in this town.-Waterville Senti-
mel.
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CHICK GANDIL DEMANDS
IMMEDIATE TRIAL

Chicago, May A petition de-
handing an immediate trial was
filed today before Judge Charles A.
Mcdonald of the criminal court, by
Arnold Chick" Gandil, former first
baseman of the Chicago White Sox
Gandil was one of the players indict-
ed in connection with alleged
throwing" of the 1919 world series
Games
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Giants Stop Rushing Big Steppes
Braves PERk up AND TURN
BACK PHILL|ES-- GIANTS PUT END
TO robins LONG STRING OF WINS
BRAVES s, PHILLIES 2

Boston. May Meadows lost his
o6ectiveness in the eighth inning to-
;ov and Boston defeated Philadel-
.hia ! 10 > The hitting of Boeckel,
,.bo drove IN Two runs and scored
,nother and the hclding of Cruise
r.erp features. Score.
II
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Dartmouth Has Soft
Time With Boston Univ.

Hanover. N. H., May dartmouth
easily defeated Boston University
here today - to 8. Captain Frank
Ross Of the Green was invincible in
the box except for two innings.
Score:
Dartm'th 2 2 0 2 3 0 3 / x-13-13-0
Boston u. l 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 O. s. SIS
Ross. Tracey and Merritt, Heep;
Toland. Gillis and O'Connor.
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Worlds Bantam Champ
10 Meet Moore in Memphis

New York, May Aloe Lynch,
worlds bantamweight champion. was
en- route today to Louisville. KY,
where he is to meet Pal Moore of
Memphis, in ~ round bout at 11S
pounds next Friday night, the eve of
tne Kentucky Derby Day.
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II S II % 4 s
MORSE

Two base hits Povick. Stolen
bases, Austin >, Harrington, Bren-
nan. Williams, Povick, Belanger,
Olinto. Struck out Harrington ?;
Rideout 6; Belanger 3. Double
plays Drawn to Ellis. Wild pitch,
harrington Passed ball, Austin
Base on balls. Belanger 3, Earring
ton ,. Time . hrs Attendance 800.
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Southpaw James to New Orleans

Beaumont. Tex. May 4.-Bill
James, veteran left handed pitcher.
formerly with the Cleveland Amer
leans, has been sold outright to the
New Orleans Southern Association
club by the Beaumont, Texas League,
club, It was announced today.
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Rain Prevents
Shorts at AnnaDOlis

Annapolis. Nd. May 4.-Navyvir-
ginia baseball game and NavyWash-
ington Lee tennis matches called off
on account of rain.
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Bangor High Baseball Head

Walter r. Timer was elected man.
ager of the Bangor High school base
ball team: Tuesday. Timer received
sos votes against 3s7 for James Co.
hen. The newly elected manager is
a popular member of the senior class,
being commanding officer of the r. o.
T. G. battalion with the rank of
cadet major. He is also a member of
the r. o. T. c. rife team. The cap
tain of the baseball team will soon
be elected by the members of the
team.
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Tufts Pitcher Breaks Ankle

Medford. Mass, May 4-Dick Ha-
worth. the elongated Tufts pitcher.
who was slated to 60 against Bates
tomorrow suffered broken ankle in
Tuesdays, practice. He was sliding
to first when the accident occurred. :
The loss of this player 10 serious
one, as the pitching stan Ii the weak.
est department OF the Brown and
Blue team. Owen Keefe may work to,
morrow. or Sam Kirshstein shifted
from first base to the mound. kirsh-
stein has not pitched this year 50 far.
but has been showing speed and con.
troll in practice.
n the shift is made Frank Loud will
go to first, the berth he Allied last sea ;
son. and Reiter, utility fielder, viii
cover second.
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suspend Two Boxers

Boston. Mass, May 1.-THE State
Boxing Commission Monday suspefd.
ed Paul Demers for three months tor
running out Of his match here with
Tremaine Monday night. Freddie
Jacks was also suspended for thrrs
months for not going through with
his bout at Lowell . week agu.
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BAN ON BOXING
MEMORIAL DAY
IN BAY STATE

Boston, May mo permits will be
issued for boxing bouts on Memorial
Day, the state boxing commission an
nounced today. Several clubs here had
arranged matches for that evening.
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Tufts Tops Bates
in College Clash

Medford, Mass. May 4.--Tufh ds-
feated Bates to 3 in . fAst gAma
here today. Home runs by F'innesan
and Weaver boosted the home teams
tofal
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WITH THE MAJOR
TEAMS YESTERDAY
AND T0DAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia 2; Boston S.
Brooklyn 2; New York 8.
St. Louis Pittsburo, rain.
Cincinnati 1; Chicago 8.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston philadelphia. rain.
New York Washington, rain.
Chicago 8; Detroit II.
TODAY'S GAMES
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at St. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Washington.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Worcester s; Springfield 2.
Bridgeport 6; Hartford 8.
Pittsfeld 3; New Haven 8.
Albany 10; Waterbury 8.
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TODAY'S GAM ES

Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
St. Louis at Pittsburg.
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PHILADELPHIA
BOSTON

Eatted for keenan, in 9th.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Nine Sofa Moraorewska wife of Poand's first premier
under treaty of Versailles takes active part govern
affairs She is of the eight members of the
Polish diet who helping frame the new laws.
Cossph FROM tonsI
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Mrs Charlotte Cameron of Lon
don. who may be styled the mod
ern Nellie Bly," for travelling is her
passion. She has covered approx
mately 100000 miles. having been
to Europe, Asia. Africa. North and
South America and Alaska. Photo
graph taken in Washington, and
Mrs. Cameron is en- route to Aus
tralia. She wears war service
decorations conferred by the Eng
Hsh government.