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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03
Ernest Abbott Now
Bridgewater Instructor

Ernest Abbott, the we'll known Ban
gor wrestler, arrived here, Saturday
morning to teach in the eighth and
ninth grades of the grammar school,
Mr.. Abbott is we'll qualified to teach.
He is graduate of NJ. c. l., and has
spent one year at Colby college. He
has been trying to obtain a position
in a high school but found that two
years of college training We're neces-
sary.
Abbott was heard to remark that
one of the reasons why he was en-
gagged to teach this school was that
the boys are big, overgrown huskies,
some of whom are in the habit of
hazing the teacher occasionally. In
addition to acting as teacher and dis
ciplinarian Abbott will also coach the
older boys in their athletic activities.
Ernest Abbott will be remembered
by all sport fans and by the general
public as the wrestler who had a five
and half hour match with Tom
Davis Of Veazie in Brewer recently.
Abbott received the nickname of Iron
man as result of his endurance con-
test. He is also known as the
wrestling poet" having written orig
inal poetry worth listening to. Alb
bolt has assisted in Y. M. c. A. work
as the wrestling instructor of a class
Of amateurs.
He plans to teach school for the re-
mainder of the term which is II weeks
in Bridgewater.-Bridg letter,
Houlton Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03
NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day, Capt. Hugh
Doyle.
Joseph A. Segar has returned from
a furlough passed with relatives in
Augusta.
Albert J. Libby, of Brockton, late
80 Maine Inf, has been transferred
here from the Southern Branch.
Alonzo H. Nichols, late Co. D. /, N.
Fl. Fl. A., has been granted a dis
charge from the Home.
The returns from passes Monday
were John Fl. Sullivan from Boston,
and Melvin A. Taylor from Gardiner.
The morning report shows the
membership of the Home to be 1854
with 1854 absent.
Thomas P. Healey, late Co E, 9,
Mass. Inf, has been appointed assist
ant steward in place of John H. Sui
Ivan. relieved.
Burroughs have been granted to
Marcus NJ. Getchell to Kezar Falls;
Dennis E. Collins to Lewiston: Chas
Devine to Boston; Frederick J. Mar
tin to New Haven: Joseph D. Phillips
to Hartford; Thomas Devine to Au-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03
BOWDOIN-BROWN
DUAL MEET. MAY 4

Bowdoin College, May 2-Entries
for the Bowdoin- Brown dual track
meet which will be held on Whittier
Field on next Wednesday afternoon
were announced today by Manager
Virgil c. McGorrill, 20, Portland, of
the Bowdoin track team.
Word was sent to Brunswick by the
Brown management that they would
bring 30 track men to the meet. The
Brown entries show that they nave 4
well-rounded team and will bid strong
for first honors. 1t will be remembered
that the Brown University team
placed second in the New England
intercollegiate Track Meet last
Spring in Boston, scoring only thee
points less than the winner, Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology.
Brown has several strong veteran
men on the team this year. Cudde-
back and Carter are reputed as being
strong in the sprints while w. c. For.
stall and J. Nutter have the reputl l.
ton of fast quarter milers while The
Brown team has other good men
spread over all the events.
Bowdoin will fight hard for the SUI
premacy in the meet and will also
prime themselves for the comma
State Meet, which will be Saturday,
May IA. Bowdoin will bank on thei"
cluster of hurlers in the yard and
220-yard hurdles, their distance men,
and cluster of good men in the 9TH
err events.
The meet will start at 2.30 p. NJ.
The Brown team will come to Bruins
wick on Tuesday night and will be
the guests of the track ASSOCIATION.
1t is expected that large crowd will
be present to witness the meet rs
10th teams are strong and well round
ed, and the meet will be a fight al
the way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03
Perfect New Rifle BODY

The organization of the Intercolle-
giate Association Of Affiliated Rifle
Clubs has been perfected with the
following IA colleges and universities
as charter members: Princeton, Yale
Columbia, Syracuse, Dartmouth, Cor
nell, Norwich, Bowdoin, West Virgin
ia, Maine, California, George Wash
ington and Utah Agricultural.
To become member of the inter.
collegiate association it is necessary
for college or university to become
member of the National Rifle Asso.
citation. For this reason the applica.
tons of several institutions have beer
held over to give them an opportuni
ty to join the N. r. A.
The following officers have beer
elected: William Libby, Princeton
President; c. o. Schoonhoven, Column
bia, Vice President; E. H. de Cor
nigh, Princeton, Secretary Treasurer;
Executive Committee. the officers and
William r. Biggs, Yale and r. D. Day,
Syracuse.
The object of the association is to
encourage rifle shooting in the col
leges, and it intends to request the
National Rifle Association TO send
college teams as well as r. 0. T. =
teams to the national matches. All
of the institutions that now are
members of the association have been
shooting with small bore rifles IN
doors. This sport will be continued
outdoors, as most Of the colleges are
now building ranges.
Intercollegiate All-American I,ile
teams will be chosen according to
scores at prone and off-hand shooting,
10 shooters to comprise team. Next
year only one team will be chosen and
it will shoot match against Oxford
Cambridge and compete in any o:i,-
er international matches that may b.
arranged.
Next winter a real intercollegiate
rifle championship will be held, each
of the member teams to shoot every
other team in the association three
times. all by telegraph, and ths
matches will be compiled the same az
baseball standings, the team with the
best percentage of Victories being the
winner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03
CLINTON WINS
OVER WELL1NG

Boston, May 2.-Johnny Clinton OF
Boston was awarded the decision over
Joe yelling of Chicago at Braves
Field tonight. The match was one of
five 10-round bouts in the open air, the
last of which was fought out in light
rain.
Joe Tiplitz Of Philadelphia won a
technical knockout IN the ninth round
against Allentown Dundee or Alien
town, Pa.
Dan Kramer Of Boston was awarded
the decision over Joe O'Donnell of
Philadelphia.
Carl Tremaine Of Cleveland knocked
out Terry McCue of Philadelphia in the
fifth round.
Bobby Dyson of New Bedford, with
his left hand MANNED beyond use after
the fourth round, was awarded the de-
cision over Earl Puryear of Denver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03
WASHINGTON

WEST-Mrs. Charles Hisler and
son of Augusta are visiting Mrs His
ler's daughter, Mrs. Charles Bow
man, for a few days.
John Dawson is visiting for a few
days in Oldtown.
There was. a good attendance at
the West Washington chapel Sunday
night to hear John NJ. Kelley, the
we'll known evangelist. MIR. Kelley
preached a very interesting sermon.
Several from this town attended
church at South Somerville, Sunday
afternoon. Services will be held at
the West Washington chapel next
Sunday afternoon-Sunday school at
l o'clock; church at o'clock.
George Flanders of Somerville was
a visitor at the home of Frank Fol-
som over Sunday.
Mrs Gladys Hughes of East Gardi-
ner, Mass, is visiting her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Folsom.
Morris Clifford has bought an
automobile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03

four mile relay quartet is composed
of veterans and should give a good
account of itself. Captain "Click"
McCulloch will run anchor man on
this aggregation and will be support
ed by Thornton Penfleld, Don
Foresman and George Bryan, with
the possibility that Curtis will sup
plant one of the latter three at the
last moment.
The yearling quartet, although un-
tried in any meets, has been showing
speed in practice lately and should
make a bid for a place. OF the sprint
medley combination, Bill Stevenson
has been showing the most stuff in
the stadium, and should do his quar-
ter in under so seconds.
In the special events Don Lourie in
the century, Bill Massey in the 100
yard hurdles and Charlie Halsey in
the shotput have been looming up
in practice and should rank well
among the leaders.-New York Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03
Buff Has Better
O'DOWd at New York

New York, May 2.-Johnny Buff of
Jersey City, American flyweight box
ing champion received the judges de-
cision over Eddie ODowd of Columbus,
Ohio, after a 12-round bout i'll Madi-
son Square Garden tonight. A $500
belt, emplemaatic of the title, was
, presented to Buff by Tex Richard and
will become the property of the title
holder if he defends it successfully
three times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03
"Y" Midgets VS.. Winthrop
Midgets Today at Winthrop

This is the day for the "Y" Midgets
when a trip will be made to Winthrop
village by automobile for game of
baseball with the Y. NJ. c. A. Midgets
of that town. The local Midgets are
a group of small boys, most of whom
come from the east side of the river,
and are very active in ''Y" circles.
They have wonderful fine team for
such youngsters and are going out to
the oil-cloth town with the intention
of doing up their brethren by a very
substantial score. Secretary Condor
will accompany them, also John F..
Hyde, who has charge of the VIM
throp boys. They will leave at o.
clock from the Y. NJ. c. A. building
on Winthrop street. and all members
of the team are requested to be on
hand promptly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03

and Canadian champion at 1875
pounds. He will box Martin Smith Of
Congress Council. Knights of Column
bus, comparative newcomer in ring
competition. Smith is hard hitter
and is anxious for a chance to re-
verse the result of his previous meet
ing with Ponteau at the Friars'
tournament.
George DAILY, national 11S-pound
champion, Dan Gartin of Philadel-
phia, national 128-pound champion
and Gordon Munce, heavyweight
champion, will also strive for the
diamond and platinum pins which
will be awarded the winners.
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Dodgers Tack on
Another Win. 3-2

Brooklyn, N. Y. May 2-Brooklyn
won it's eleventh successive game
here today by staging ninth inning
rally and defeating Philadelphia 4
to 3. With the score 3 to 2 in favor
Of Philadelphia in the ninth, John
son singled, was sacrificed by Griffith
and scored in the tying run on
Wheat's hit. Konetchy then tripled
sending Wheat over with the win
ming run. Score:
Phila. -. % 90 % O O 0-3-1O-2
Brooklyn @ . 5000 ID Sd
Hubbell and Bruggy: Galore,
Miljus, Mitchell and O'Miller.
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SPORTING COMING EVENTS

May 3-Tennis: Colby VS.. BOwdoin
at Brunswick
May 11-Tennis: Bowdoin VS.. Bates
at Lewiston.
May 14-Maine intercollegiate Track
Meet. Brunswick.
May 16-17--Maine intercollegiate Ten
mic Tournament, Lewiston.
MAY 19-Tenns: Bowdoin at Brown
University. Providence.
May II Tennis: Colby at Bates,
Lewiston.
May 21-Tennis: Bowdoin at Spring
field College.
May 23-Maine College represented at
N e. Inter collegiate Tennis Aour--
namcnt. Longwood Courts, Chestnut
Hill. Mass.
May 26-Tennis: Boston University
at Bowdoin, Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03
|Houser in Augusta
Next Week to
Talk Over Baseball

Ben Houser. the manager of the
Augusta Baseball club will be in
Augusta next Monday night to meet
some of the baseball men and talk
over plans for opening the big twelve
weeks schedule in Augusta which
starts June is. Already Houser has
made considerable progress in bring
ing together a strong team ind has
also done some work on the sched-
ule.
Daniel o'Connell manager of the
Pilgrims Baseball club of Lewiston
was in Augusta Monday and was in
conference with the directors of the
Augusta club arranging dates for a
series of games between the two
teams. O'Connell has already opened
the season with his team and when
he comes to Augusta for his first
game which will likely be on June
% he will bring him q team well
seasoned and in conditions to give
tn efans some real baseball. Ar
rangements were also made Monday
tojhave the Augusta team start the
season with two games with Togus;
one at Augusta and the other at
Togus.
AS the schedule is being worked
out there will be some fine attrac-
tons as it is the aim of the Augusta
club to play the fastest and best
teams in the State and possibly
teams from outside of the State if
clubs come this way looking for
teams to play. A list of these teams
will be announced as soon as final
arrangements are made and dates
decided upon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03
rowns Tame Tigers
! 13-Inning Battle

Detroit, May 2-St. Louis won the
1t game of the series from De-
pit today, Z to 6: after 13 innings
see-saw baseball. Lees walk,
limbs sacrifice and Josh Billings
by hit of the game, single to left
hter scored. the winning run in the
Oh. Thirteen Detroiters were CIV
bases on balls but the visitors
Dyed well in the pinches, for 81
GERS were left on bases. The score:
Louis
$1,000 1000 1-7-15-3
troit
L O11OO1 1000 0-6-14-1
Bayne. Davis, Shocker and Bill
IS; Holling, Dauss and Ainsmith
ID Bassler.
Princeton's baseball schedule calls
IS games.
Tommy Burns, veteran heavy
plight boxer is a French Canadian.
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TitIehoIders to Appear

New York, May -Four national
championships and IS other leading
amateur boxers have agreed to APP
pear at the tournament to be given
by the 77th Division Association at
the list Regiment Armory on Mon
day evening, May 9. The proceeds of
the tournament are to be used for
the purpose of a new clubhouse and
to assist disabled veterans. Seats
will be sold at $3.50 and 81.
The titleholders who are to COM
pete include Ben Ponteau Of the st.
Christopher Club, who is the national
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03
enators Again
trimmed by Phillies

Philadelphia, Pa. May 2-Phila-
Gphia made it two straight from
ashington by winning today, = to l..
3rry was in good form. his only
bse coming in the sixth when he
liked Judge and Milan and per-
Rtted n single by Rice. Dugan's
me run and doubles by Dykes and
BIT featured the locals attacks on
kckson. Score:
bsh. % O 0 90 o 0 o. 81
lila. OO1 . l . 0 X-6-S-1
Erickson, Courtney and Charity;
krry and Perkins.
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PASSES HELP
IN PIRATE WIN

Chicago, May 2-Timely hitting
behind bases on balls off Martin
gave Pittsburg a to 3 victory over
Chicago today. Score:
Pittsburg 90 0 9 1 1 04-S-2
Chicago II OO1 90 OSLO
Glazner and Schmidt; Martin and
O'Farrell.
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Coach Names Tiger Team

Princeton, N. j., May 2.-As a re-
suit of the trials held here last week
the final Princeton entries in the
Penn. relays were announced Thurs
day afternoon by Coach Keene Fitz-
patrick. A large delegation of Tiger
runners will go down from Old Mas
sau this year. twenty eight men be-
ing named to fiaunt the Orange and
Black on Franklin field in eleven
events.
Princeton will be represented in
three relays and eight special events
Tiger teams are entered in the sprint
medley relay, the four-mile relay and
the freshman one mile relay, x@e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03
Cutting Wins
Title Match with
British Champion

London, May 2.-(By the Associat-
ed Press).-C. S. Cutting. the American
court tennis player, today won the
right to meet E. NJ. Baerlin, holder Of
the British court tennis championship,
for the title on Wednesday, by defeat
ing the honorable C. N. Bruce in the
final round of the court tennis matches
at the Queens Club. Cutting won in
three straight sets, 6-3. Ga, Ga.
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Totals ......31 ! 6 "a
NEW YORK.
alb r bh pc
urnS, If ......5 3 8 3
NEW YORK.

FBatted for Scott in the Sta.
Boston ..........0 0 0 O l 0 O 0--1
New York ..4 90 0 ] 0X-8
Two-base hits-Kelly, Rapp and
CASTOR. Three-base hits--Burns 2,
Frisch, Powell. Home run-Kelly.
stolen base--Rapp. Double plays
Rapp and Kelly; Barnes. Bancroft and
Kelly; Barbara and Holke. Left on
bases-New York 5: Boston 4. Base on
balls-Of Barnes /, off Watson 1, Off
Scott 2. Hits-Of Watson in / in
ming, off Scott S in innings, off
Cooney in inning. Losing pitcher
Watson. Umpires-Hart and McCor-
mick. Time--1.32.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03
Babe Ruths Sixth Homer AvaBave Barbara Pulls Bone
In SOx COP ONE DESPITE
|4-BAC CRASH OF BABE--CIANTS
! MERCILESS TO TRAILING Braves
|pED SOX 2, YANKEES 1

\oston, May Ruth tied the score
I one all with a home run. his sixth
| the season. into the rightfield
nd in the ninth inning today. but
A,ton won the game from New York,
Pratt doubled to left with two
in the last of the ninth and
Ned on Hendryx's long safe drive to
center.
kendryx's single to left in the sec
was the only safe hit off Mays
h, the eighth. when McInnis' sin
N left, SCOTS sacrifice and Col
:, double to left center gave Bos-
I its first run. Pratt and Mc1nnis
Ee Jones good support. Score:
4 NEW Work.
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GIANTS 8, BRAVES l

New York, May 1.-THE Giants made
it three straight from Boston here to-
day. winning another easy victory 8
to /.
The Giants knocked out four runs
off Watson in the first inning. bunch
ing base on balls with two triples
and a home run by George Kelley
his seventh this season.
Burns made a freak triple ip the
second when Barbara threw his glove
at the batter's ground ball. Under the
rules, Umpire Mccormick permitted
Barnes to score from first and sent
Burns to third. Score:
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O'Oowd Must Rest

st. Paul, Mimi, May mike o.
Dowd, former middleweight champi-
on boxer, who has returned to his
home here from the East. announced
Saturday that his physician had or
dered him to take 10 months rest be-
fore participating in any more bouts
O'Dowd is recovering from an opera
ton performed in New York recently
following his bout with Johnny Will
son, middleweight champion.
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Columbia lnterscholastics

New York. May 2-Fffteen high
schools will compete in the first Of
Columbia's two interscholastic track
meets this spring. according to the
list Of entries made public Thursday.
This meet will be held at South Field
in conjunction with the Columbia
Penn Dartmouth triangular battle on
May z. and second series of con-
tests will take place on the same
track June for New York City and
metropolitan schools.
The list for the first meet reveals
that total of 1876 entries has been
received by the Columbia authorities.
This is exclusive of the one mile re-
lay race, in which eight schools will
battle for premier honors. The 100
yard dash leads the other events in
point of popularity, with 20 entries,
and the haf-mile run Is second
with "a
Following is the list of schools
which will compete: Central High
school, Newark, N. j.; Cliffside Park
H. S., Brentwood, N. j.: Lincoln H.
s., Jersey City: Branford H. S., Bran
ford. Conn; Paterson H. S., Pater-
son. N. j.; New Rochelle H. s., New
Rochelle. N. Y; Clifton H. S.. Cliff
ton. N. j.: Brunswick H. S., Green
wich, Conn; Hasbrook Heights H.
s.. Hasbrook Heights, N. j.; Ridge
wood H. S., Ridgewood, N. j.: Belle
vile H. S.. Belleville, N. r: Dover
II. s., Dover, N. r; Rutherford, H.
s., Rutherford. N. j.: West New
York H. S., West New York, N. J.,
and Clinton H. S., Clinton. N. j.
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License 48 Boxers

New York, May 2.-Licenses were
granted to forty eight boxers at
Thursdays meeting of the New York
State Boxing Commission and Lii
cense Committee. Some of the more
familiar names on the list We're those
of Bull Anderson, Jim Coffey and the
Zula Kid. Nine managers received
licenses and permits were likewise
extended to two judges. one physician
and twenty eight seconds.
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Country Club Golfers
Beginning to Practice

The weekend just passed saw
many early birds on the golf course
of the Augusta Country club and they
say that the course is fine, consider
ing the temporary greens. Some
splendid improvements are to be
made for the accommodation of the
members. including the installing of
two shower baths, additional lockers
for men and women. Then the quar-
ters of Instructor Gilman are to be
considerably enlarged. 1t has every
indication of busy season for the
Augusta Country club.
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Harvard Stops
BOWdOin Team. Al

| Cambridge, Mass, May 2-Har-
ward defeated Bowdoin 4 to l at
Soldiers Field today. Goode pitched
well for the Crimson
Harvard Il O3 0 900 x-4-6-2
Bowdoin 20 90 1 O. 900 O-1-5-2
Goode and Blair; Walker, Finn
and M. Morrell.
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TROY

Mrs. Evelyn Smith went to Port
land Monday, where she will remain
indefinitely, working at nursing. Her
little daughter, Dora, accompanied
her.
Henry Fernald sold his farm last
week to parties from Bangor.
Mrs. Walter Smith visited her
mother in Bath last week
An entertainment was given at the
Grange hall on Monday evening by
Unity talent, for the benefit of the
church.
John Rogers of Bangor visited rela-
tives in Troy on Sunday.
Miss Ora Roundy has recovered
sufficiently to leave the hospital and
with her mother has gone to Brewer
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Pirates Call in
Cub MOundSnan

Chicago, May John Morrison.
pitcher from Birmingham Of the
Southern Association reported to
Manager Gibson of the Pittsburg
Nationals here today.
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by Beck
Era Featurss)

gusta; Maurice w. Murphy to Boston:
Justin Libby to Portland; George
Andrews to Providence; Michael Kel-
ly to Greenfield Michael Powers to
Houlton; and Matthew Kearns to
Hartford.
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Vermont Collegians
Defeat u. of Boston

Burlington, Vt, May vermont
defeated Boston University today s
to 4. The game was featured by the
excellent pitching of Newton who
kept the visitors to a single hit.
Score:
Vermont o 2O2 I OO3 x-8-12-4
Boston U. O 4 90 0 900 o. 1-6
Newton and Spillane; Small and
O'Coppor
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Colby President
|Orator at u. of M.
Commencement

Orono, Me-, May 2.-President Ar
thur ]. Roberts of Colby College will
deliver the commencement grafton at
University of Maine on June 6. Presi-
dent Robert J. Alley announced today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03

Two base hits--Baker, Meusel,
lit, Collins. Home run: Ruth. Sac
ce-McInnis, Scott. Double plays
Mays to Peckinpaugh to Pipp;
Att to McInnis; Scott to prat1 to
kInnis. Left on bases-NeV' York
Boston 3. Base on balls-oIf May S
3off Jones .. Struck out-bv Jones
/ Umpires-Dineen, Nallin, ". iSoE.
be OF game-1:25.
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WITH The MAJOR
TEAMS YESTERDAY
AND T0DAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston /; New York 8.
Philadelphia 8; Brooklyn q.
Pittsbure 4; Chicago 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03

Joseph G.. Cannon, former Speaker
of the House of Representatives. went
to work in 1850, at the age of IA. His
first job was clerk in grocery store
where he earned $3.50 a week