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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-17
SPORT NOTES

The Meadowbrook Fox Hunters
won the national junior polo cham
pionship Friday at Philadelphia by
defeating the Philadelphia Country
club four in the final match of the
tournament. The score was II to ..
The Eastern team of eight Friday
won the inter- section team contest
played as a preliminary to the ma
tional amateur golf championship at
the ST. Louis Country club with a
score of 631. The mid-western team
was second with Cf3 while the south
ern team scored COL and the Octet
from the Pacific northwest 664 The
best individual score WIS 35-35- 20
returned by Bobby Jones of Atlanta,
Ga, while Jesse Guilford, Boston.
had the second best score of 34-39- %
Sam Hall of Chicago and Richard
Guy of Pittsburg, newspaper sports
, writer's are to act as judges at the
featherweight championship T.
rounds to a decision bout between
Champion Johnny kilbane and Dan
, ny Frush of Baltimore at Cleveland,
this afternoon. The names of sew
eral prominent visiting sporting
writer's were placed in a hat by the
Cleveland boxing commission today
and the two names drawn out. Wal
ter G. Kelly of Buffalo is to referee
and if Tex Richard attends as eX-
pected, he will be named alternate
referee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-17
Morse Football
Team WORKING

Bath, Me. Sept. l6--Wednesday
afternoon there were 80 boys out for
practise as candidates for Morse high
football team and they practised sig
nails and setting UP exercises under
the direction of Coach Charles NJ
Fitzgerald, assisted by Raymond v.
Haywood. This afternoon the boys
got their first lesson in tackling and
Friday afternoon scrimmage work
began. All practise this week is on
the field behind the Old high school
Next week the boys viii have to jour
ney to Kelley field where they will be
given strenuous practise in prepare
ton for the opening game Sept. "a
with South Portland high, the first
home game.
Coach Fitzgerald is much pleased
with the looks of the squad and is
sure he has material enough to pick
a classy football eleven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-17
FAST TENNIS
FEATURES START
DOUBLES PLAY

Three fast matches featured the
opening day of the mems tennis dou-
bles tournament which is now being
played for the championship of the
Capital City. Williams and Murphy
showed unexpected strength against
the Titcomb-Martin team, the second
set being especially fast. Another
feature of the day was the first set of
the match between the Briggs-Nash
team and the ragdon-Stackpolt COM
bination which required 20 games 70
finish. Two matches were also play
ed in the singles consolation tourna-
ment The results of the doubles
tournament follow: Titcomb and
Martin defeated Williams and Muir
ply 60. 6-3; Briggs and Nash defeat
ed Bragdon and Stackpole 11-9, CO;
Hill and Wyman defeated Noyes and
Everett 6-2. 60. Matches in the Sin
giles consolation tournament resulted
as follows: Burleigh defeated Brag-
don 6-1. ca: Briggs defeated Gordon
ga. AS, SIS.
Doubles Matches for Today
100 p. NJ, Titcomb and Martin VS..
Ingraham and Runnells on the Blaine
court.
100 p. NJ. Brown and Falon VS..
Gordon and Quimby on the east court
of the State House.
go p. NJ. Briggs and Nash VS..
Hill and Wyman on the P. V. Hill
court.
2.30 r. NJ, Burleigh and William
son VS.. Johnson and Flynt on the
north court of the Country Club.
40 p. NJ. Ladd and Ladd VS.. Viles
and burlington on the south court of
the Country Club.
Consolation Singles Matches
4.30 p. NJ. Burleigh VS.. Murphy on
the north court of the country club
(semi-finals).
4.30 p. NJ. Briggs VS.. Stackpolt on
the west court of the State House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-17
Pennington Fair
Promises To Be
The Best Ever

Pennington fair is always good.
The SIND annual exhibition by the
Franklin County Agricultural Society
promises to be even better than usual
this year. Next Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, Sept 20, q and % are
the dates that have been set aside for
the popular event and it is certain
there will be an immense throng on
hand to enjoy the good things to be
provided.
The race program promises to be
of more than ordinary interest for
purses aggregating $1,000 have been
offered. Some of the best horses in
the State are expected on the track
during the three days.
In the exhibition hall. there will be
a big display of home products of all
kinds while the cattle exhibit, always
a notable one, will surpass that of
previous year.
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RECORD CROWD
AT EXETER FAIR

Exeter. Sept/16.-(Special to Ken
nebec Journal.N About 10000 people
attended Exeter fair today. said to be
the largest crowd ever on the grounds.
The fair closes tomorrow with two
races and a pulling match with 20
pairs entered. The race summary:
I2.16 PACE, 2.13 TROT. PURSE 5000
Charles w, Big (E. Worthen) ;. l l L
Direct Patch, Big Galloway :. 8 2 2
My Reward, chm Cd. Worthen) 3
Time-223 1-2; 2.21 IA; 2.20.
229 PACE, 2.26 TROT, PURSE 5000
Lois Otlin, chm (MaxwelD -. 1 1 l
Peter j.. chg. tCluke) ........ 8 2
Masterpiece, Jr.. chg (Ryder) :. 8
Ballotta. BIN (Palmer) ........ 4 3 4
Rose Merriam also started.
Time-223 IA; 2.22 IA: 2.21 IA.
PA PACE, 2.21 TROT, PURSE 5000
Christie Todd. blm (Clukey).. 2 1 l 1
Dora Mack, BIN (Bowden) :. l 2 2 8
Cochato Girl. Big (Nelson 81. 3 3 2
Time-2.23 IA; 2.24 IL; 2.26 IL;
2.26 Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-17
st. Mary's School
to Have Football
Team This Season

Coach Brennan has issued a call
for football candidates to represent
st. Mary's school. Augusta, this fall.
The initialSpractice will be held this
afternoon on the Muster field at ]
o'clock sharp.
The fine showing made by the
baseball team last spring due main
ly to the coaching of Walter Bren-
nan led Father MCGOWAN to secure
the former Cony stag to instill the
fundamentals of the great fall sport
into the beans of candidates out
for St Mary's.
A fairly heavy team is in prospect
and this afternoon will give line on
just how raw the boys are. 1t is I'M
derstOod the Smith boys are organ
izing and this will mean some good
sport in Grammar school circles this
fall.
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Uncover Baseball
Lottery at ST. Louis

ST. Louis. Sept. ia lottery on
the attendance of forthcoming world
series baseball gangs has been frus-
trated in the arrest of three men and
confiscation of 10000 tickets, it be-
came known today
The men, all residents of this city,
admitted, according to the police,
participation in the plan but assert
ed no tickets had been sold. They
intended to sell the tickets at 81
apiece police say, and prizes ranging
from $500 to $1,000 were to be award
ed on the total gate receipts each
day as reported in the newspapers.
The men asserted the plan was
purely local.
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Browns 10; Yankees 3

New York. Sept. 1.-THE New
Cork American sluggers could do
li,tle with Urban Shocker, a former
,aammatc and were defeated by ST.
rouis today in the third game of the
series by a score of 10 to ). Shawkey
was batted hard by the Browns who
drove him into retirement in six
innings In the ninth inning Sisler
hit home run off Rogers with the
uses full. Ruth hit his 56th home
run of Shocker in the fourth inning,
Int Shocker struck him out in his
other three times at bat. Gerber was
knocked unconscious in the sixth
inning when he collided with Nc
Nanus while going after Peckin-
naugh's fly. The score:
y Louis 0 0 0 4 0 > 90 f1O-14-O
Y. 900 0 . 0 o O. g. IS
Shocker and Severeidi; Shawkey,
Quinn, Rogers and Schang.
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Straw Hats Wrecked
AS Babe SWats 55th

New York, Sept. 16-The keeper
of the Polo grounds could wear a
different hat every day for more
than 10 years if he had saved all the
straws that were sacrificed yesterday
when Babe" Ruth broke the
worlds record with his 55th circuit
swat.
The fans were awaiting for some
excuse to get rid of their summer
headgear, the season for which Off
cially expired yesterday and when
Ruth hit his homer, hats fairly
rained on the diamond.
A demon statistician essayed to
count them after they had been
raked into a pile by groundsmen.
but quit on number $3.50 at dusk,
with big heap still uncounted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-17
Feathers Kilgore
and Frush Ready
for Battle Today

Cleveland, Sept 16 Feather
weight Champion Johnny Kilbane
and Danny Frush of Baltimore. chal-
lenger, expressed themselves as be-
ing in perfect condition tonight after
the final day of secret training for
their 12-round decision bout here to-
morrow afternoon. After his work
out, Frush weighed 125 IL pounds.
half a pound less than he is required
to make at ring side. Under the con-
tract, kilbane is to receive $6O,OOU,
win, lose or draw, and Frush $1,000
for training expenses.
On the eve of battle, the champion
has leaped from an even money
choice to 10 to S favorite. Jimmy
Dunn, who up to last year was Kill
bane's manager, is one of those bet
ting against the boy he made cham
pion. Many l to bets are being
made that Frush will win by a
knockout
The early vanguard of fight fans
began arriving tonight Thousands
of others, including Tex Richard are
expected tomorrow.
Kilbane made a statement tonight
| that he does not anticipate any more
trouble from Frush than from the
other 20 odd aspirants he has boxed.
He would not reveal his plan of bat
tie, but close friends say he is going
in as soon as the/first bell rings to
score decisive victory.
Sammy Harris, Frush's manager,
was just as confident that his boy
would be the next champion. He
predicted Frush would win within
six rounds.
The gate receipts already total
more than $4,000. The promoters
are confident that tomorrows re-
ceipts will reach $125,000
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Conn. Boxing Rules

New Haven, Conn. Sept. 16-The
Connecticut Boxing Commission hav-
ing in view the elimination of the
itirerant and irresponsible boxing
promoter. ring follower and handler,
has made q schedule of license fees
for all who have an interest in boxing
meets other than that of spectator.
The scale. made public Wednesday in
an official notice, follows: Promoters
and managers, $25 each: seconds.
boxers. physicians, announcers and
referees, $40 each
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st, Georges Fair
10 Be At MOntVille

Belfast, Me-, Sept 16.--The third
annual cattle show and fair of the St.
"eorge Agricultural society will be
neid at Montville Sept. 20-21. The
Program:
FIRST day: Gentlemens driving
race. one-half mile to wagon, for 20
bushels oats.
~ pace. 2.17 trot, purse $3.50.
500. "
Second day 2.24 pace. 2.21 trot.
purse $125.
farmers race, mixed, one half
$50. N'
free for all, purse 500.
large number Of horses have
ven entered and $4,000 in purses.
ir.ehlums will be given. Lieut.. Max
-" ' VIII give exhibitions in his aero
p@ne and will take up passengers If
N'''uitions are favorable.
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Is Candidates
Out for Football
Team at Kent's Hill

Football practice. began in earnest
at Kent's Hill this week with about
25 candidates out for the eleven,
Captain Price of last years eleven
being the only letter man to return
the others being lost by graduation.
A number of new candidates that
look like, good men are in the squad; :
Fraser OF Medford. Mass, at left
tackle; Littlefield of NeWburyport.
Mass. at right tackle; burlington of
Norway, and Barlow of Amesbury,
Mass. in the back field are promIs-
ing looking men. kitching of San
ford is also showing up well at an
end position.
The usual schedule has been ar
ranged and successful season is
looked for.
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RIPLEY

Mrs Nellie Bemis and daughter
have been visiting. as guests OF Mrs
Earl Felker and Mrs. Philip Addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wakefield went
to Monson and Abbott last week.
The Misses Myra and Dorothy
Seavey and Doris Felker have gone
to Pennington to attend Normal
school.
A neighborhood corn roast was en-
joyed in Ernest Seaveys pasture on
the shore of Ripley Pond. Wednesday
evening.
The Welcome Club met with Mrs.
Nellie Spencer Wednesday afternoon.
Josh Gould of Cambridge was a
caller in Ripley and Dexter Wednes-
day
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Cards 4: Pills 3

st. Louis, Sept. ia double by
John Smith in the ninth with one out
scored Ainsmith with the winning
run here today in the OPENING game OF
the series with the Phillies giving St
Louis the bulge, 3 to 4. RAIDER, for
merly with the New Orleans Clue,
Joined the Phillies today, while Bee.
han of the Hamilton. Ont, club
pitched his first major league game in
good form. The score:
Philadelphia 30 90 20 IL 81
st. Louis .0OOl1 1--4-10-l
Beehan and Peters,; Walker and
Clemens, Ainsmith.
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Brave Hurlers Hit
Hard and Reds Win

Cincinnati. Sept. 16-Donohue
held Boston scoreless after the first
inning today. Cincinnati winning 3
to l. Both Oeschger and McQuil-
lam were hit in timely fashion and
two passes given by Oeschger in the
first inning were both converted into
runs. Score:
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Suzanne Forced to Deny
Many Tales COwardice

New York, Sept 16-Suzanne
Lenglen scoffed today at stories that
have been going the rounds here to
the effect that she had been fearing
defeat for years and that the re-
versal she recently experienced in a
match at Forest Hills with Mrs. Mol
la Bjurstedt Mallory caused her to
suffer the extreme nervousness that
marked her conduct in subsequent
court appearances.
The French girl declared that she
was not afraid to play any woman in
the world and that she was not
grace in defeat she said when the
player has put forth his best effort.
She added that she would, if able,
go to the courts tomorrow against
any opponent selected.
A. r. DeJoannis, vice president of
the French Lawn Tennis Federation,
who accompanied Mile. Lenglen to
America, said that she really was
Very sick and that she had expressed
time and again sorrow that many
persons over here doubted that fact.
Mile. Lengien," he said, wants
to come back to the United States,
perhaps next year, as she is anxious
to appear at her very best and to
show American tennis enthusiasts
what she can do when in good
health"
Jack, Lelivel, first baseman for the
Omaha Western League Club. on
Thursday equalled the worlds record
of PSI hits in one season made by
George Sisler of the st. Louis Amer
lean League team last year Lelivei
had 254 hits up until yesterday when
he got three more in a game at Sioux
City. The league season closes Sept
27.
The Boston Travellers announced
Friday that a silver cup would be
offered to the winner of the elimina-
ton trials to select the defender of
the international fisherman's race
trophy.
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Little Billie, Lou Miller
and Sasha Winners
At St. Stephens Races

ST. Stephen, n. B.. Sept 16-(Spec-
ial to Kennebec JournaD - The
Keyes & Mcbride stable made a
cleanup today, winning three firsts
and a second, in the windup of the
Charlotte county's exposition. The
summary:
90 TROT AND PACE, PURSE $500
Little Billie, bg S(Keyes) .....1 ] l
Gen. Mckinney, bg (Mackay) , , 3
Bingen r.. bs (Douse). .....,.3 > 3
Braves, bg (Cameron). .....5 . >
Qudinesestt and Comsewague
Kate also started.
Time-2.19 "A; 30 IA: 2.19 3-4.
224 TROT. PURSE $500
Lou Miller. bm (keyes). =. - / l
The F'inisher. bg Ryan) 49,. > , .
Dawn AXworthy, bg (Burdin) , ; :
Time-224;; go Ia; 21T ID: go.
2.1S TROT, PURSE 500
Sasl<ia. BIN (McBride). ......1 | l
Zelma Strong, BIN (Keyes). 3 , >
Bingen Worthy. BIS (Hanifin) . 3 )
Tine-2.17 IL; 211; 2.16.
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Dundee TipIitz Bout

The following eight-round bouts
have been arranged by matchmaker
Roy Green for the Fenway A A.
show at the Arena Monday night:
frankie Conway VS.. Freddie Madden.
Barney Rivers VS.. Tommy Rawson
and Hambone Kelly VS.. Carlo Arm
strong.
The feature bout will be fought by
Johnny Dundee and Joe Tiplitz.--
Boston Globe
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Maxwell Backs Out

Boxing fans who were disappointed
because Maxwell of Albany backed
out of his bout with Young Pooler in
the Bowlodrome for Monday night.
will be interested to learn that Pro-
moter Fleming has secured Bobby
Josechs of Waterville to be Pooler's
opponent in double six round main
bout. The show will be held with a
card consisting of X. Q. Ryan VS..
Fighting Langley for the semi final
and other local boys as prelms.-
Bangor Commercial.
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INDIANS AGAIN. ON TOP HEAP
IN WIN over SENATORS--CI
INCREASE LEAD IN NATIONAL
Indians 2; Senators O

Washington. Sept. Ib--CIeVeland
ragained first place III the American
= aoue today by defeating Washing
~, %. as New York lost to st.
oris Ihle was effective at all
.,ages. O'Neilrs single, pass to
,amieson and Woods three Dagger
oocouutcd for Cleveland's runs in the
elghtb Score:
'r9yeIand 900 900 % 0-2-6-1
washingt'n 900 90 0 0 o O-0-4-1
t-hle and O'Neill; Erickson, r.
miller and Picinich.
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Tigers 7; Mackmen 3

Philadelphia, Sept. 16 Detroit
won the first game of the final SER
les with Philadelphia by punching
hits off Moore in the fifth and sixth
innings. The score was to ).
DYKES had a run into the left field
bleachers in the fourth inning.
Score:
Detroit 20 0 l ] . 5 0 O 0-7-12-O
phila. 700 100 0 ii SO
Ehmke and Bassler; Moore and
Myatt.
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Biddeford Bout a Draw

Jack Bergeron of Biddeford and
Young Gauvin of Somersworth, N. H
had fast main bout Wednesday
night at Biddeford, Gauvin having
the better of the first six and Ber-
geron taking the secondl Bergeron
is new aspirant for swelterweight
honors and is very promising in APP
pearance and action.
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Sell Phil Morrison

Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 16-Phil
Morrison. righthand pitcher of the
Birmingham, Southern Association
club. has been sold TO the Pittsburg
Nationals and will report at once.
He has u games to his credit for the
season. Floyd Wheeler. pitcher, and
Bill Warwick, catcher, both Of whom
belong to the Pirates, have been or
dered to report to their club.
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Reds Buv Two PLAYERS

Cincinnati, Sept. 16-August Herr
mann, president of the Cincinnati
Nationals. announced Thursday the
purchase Of pitcher Mitchell and out
fielder Harper from the Oklahoma
City Club of the Western League.
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THE BABE MAKES
HIS MARK Sc

New York. Sept. 16-Babe Ruth
MI his 18th home run of the season
IN the fourth inning of the game
against the st. Louis Browns today.
No one WIS on the bases Shocker
was pitching for st. Louis:
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CINCINNATI

Two base hits-Daubert, Powell
acrifices-Donohue. Bressler Fon-
SEGA. Double plays--Ford, Gibson,
Barbara. to Ford. Left on bases
Cincinnati 8: Boston Z. Base on
balls-off Donohue / Oeschger .;
McQuilan /. Hits-off Oeschger 5
in 3; off McQuillan 6 in 5. Struck
out-by Donohue 1; McQuillan l..
Losing pitcher--Oeschger. Umpires
Moran and Rigler. Time-1:30.
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About the Bouts

Walter Butler and Johnny Herman
meet at Lynn next Monday night.
Jack Malone plans to make his flu
ture home in Boston. i.
The Massachusetts Boxing Com
missioners have ordered Louis Bo-
cash. who meets Joe Eagan at the
Commercial A. c. next Thursday
night, to be in Boston Monday.-Bos-
ton Globe.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
Albany !; Hartford :

Albany /; Hartford 4.
Waterbury 0; Worcester 6, DIST
game): Waterbury 6; Worcester II.
end game.)
Bridgeport 4; Springfield ..
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SPORTING COMING EVENTS

Sent. 17-Football: Fort Mckinley at
University of Maine. OrOno.
Sept. 1T-Skowhegan at Madison.
Sept. 24-Madison at Skowhegan.
Sept. 25-Handicap against par, Port
land Country Club.
Sept. 27-3O-Maine and New Bruns-
wick horse racing circuit. Chatham,
n. r.
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Trainor to Enter Can;sus

like NIKE Trainor, one of the cleverest
.n. ''ali and basketball players Ban
m M. nigh ever had, left the city
e soay for Buffalo. N. Y. where he
" !" enter Canisus College this week.
W. pans to Join the football squad of
,,a.- college, and with his football
,h'A lining he is, expected to make good
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WITH THE MAJOR
TEAMS YESTERDAY
AND T0DAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 1; Cincinnati S.
New York S; Pittsburs 0.
Philadelphia 8; St. Louis q.
Brooklyn Chicago, postponed -
rain.
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Total IS II "a 21
\ batted for Wilkinson in 9th.
BOSTON

Two base hits-Hooper, J. Collins,
Foster Stolen bases--E. Collins,
Johnson, Leibold. Saerifces-John-
son. Mclnnis, Scott. Double plays
Johnson to Z. Collins to Shelly;
Scott to Pratt to McInnis. Left on
hases-Chcago IL; Boston &. Base
on ba'ls-off Wilkinson ,; off
Hodge l; Oft P"sh f. Hits--off Will
klnson in D innings off Hodge 4
IN j. Hit by pltcher-by Bush (Mos-
uI), Struck out--by Wilkinson ! by
Bush .. Losing pitcher-Wilkinson.
umpires-Owens and Dineen. Time
--1:39
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CUBS PROVE EASY
FOR BRAVES. 1914

Boston, Sept. 16-Boston profited
by Chicagos poor infield play today
and won. 10 to 4, with John Collins
and Menosky featuring. Score:
CHTrAEn
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AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 4; Boston 10.
Detroit 7; Philadelphia 8.
St. Louis 10; New York 8.
Cleveland 2; Washington O.
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DIED

SMITH-Bar Harbor. Sept. 10, For
est l., aged 81 years.
SEVERANCE - Fitchburg, Mass.
Sept. II. George NJ. late Of Holden
and Orrington. aged SO years. months
10 days.
TRosT--Old Town, Sept Is, Leo. of
Warren.
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SUNDAYS GAM ES

Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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SATURDAYS GAMES

Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Pittsbura.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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SATURDAYS GAMES

SATURDAYS GAMES
St. Louis at Philadelphia ~.
Chicago at Boston {2).
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
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SUNDAYS GAMES
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.