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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-28
Houser Lands Phil.
Brisk for Hot Corner
on AUGUSTA Team

Information was received in Au-
gusta Wednesday by the manage
ment of the local baseball club that
Phil. Brisk the Gardiner athlete, now
at Amherst, has been signed to play
third base on the local team this sea-
son. Brisk has had many offers but
concluded to play in Augusta because
he will be near his home and also on
account of the benefit to be derived
by a seasons play under Coach
Houser. Brisk is considered the fast
! est college third sacker in New Eng
land and his play is sure to meet
! with favor with the Augusta fans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-28
CALIFORNIA TO ROW
IN HUDSON REGATTA

All doubts that the University of
California crew would be one of the
Fights to battle for intercollegiate
supremacy in the Poughkeepsie Re-
gatta on June %, vanished into thin
air Monday with the receipt in New
York of an official request that quar-
tiers for the Pacific Coast oarsmen be
obtained on the upper Hudson. The
message was received by the Board
of Stewards of the Intercollegiate
Rowing Association, the body which
/ governs the annual rowing classic at
Poughkeepsie.
Accommodations were asked for at
least 10 men as well as space for
shells for other equipment appertain-
| ing to the preparation for the race.
This would indicate that the Califor-
mans will be entered in only the var
sity event, although they may change
their minds and send junior varsity
combination and perhaps freshman
eight. The long trip from the Pacific
to the Atlantic, with it's attendant cost
! and the amount of time consumed in
| the journey, will however probably
prevent more than the varsity crew
from coming East.
! Charles Fl. Mapes, Chairman of the
Board of Stewards, said that the board
has already asked a representative
of the Poughkeepsie Chamber of
| Commerce to seek satisfactory quar-
| tiers along the river not far from the
course of the races and with the ac-
commodations requested by the Cali
fornia authorities. Finding such a
place will probably be knotty.
but not unsolvable, problem, for the
| Poughkeepsie officials. Columbia is
the only one of the regular confess
| modations. The lighthouses of Penn
I and Cornell are understood to have
deteriorated during the wartime pc
riod and will have to be repaired.
! 1t is understood that the California
oarsmen will train at Poughkeepsie
for at least two weeks prior to the
big contest on June %. This is the
usual period devoted to preliminary
drills by the contesting crews. Co.
lumbia expects to move to it's Hud-
son River boathouse on June or Z,
dAu Gill anu CyIdSuSc VIII JUN lIle
, Blue and White at about the Same
time. Cornell may be a trif1e late,
and the Naval Academy, if it enters
the race, as now seems almost a fore
gone conclusion, will undoubtedly
take steps to work out on the course
| for some few days before the crews
| line up at the starting line.
The Californians will spend nearly
three weeks in the East. They will ar
rive here about June 1, in order 10
have time enough to recover from
their transcontinental journey and be
in shape to stack up against Prince
ton in a race at Lake Carnegie ON
Saturday, June 4. On their arrival III
the East the Westerners will very
likely go direct to Princeton and re-
main there until time comes for the
advance on Poughkeepsie.
The Pacific Coast eight will be 'ho
first Western crew to row at Pough-
keepsie since 1915 when Leland Stan
ford made it's memorable fight down
the four miles of the Hudson River
course. California won the right to
come East by defeating Washington
by a scant five feet on the Oakland
Estuary early this month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-28
1921 SCHEDULE
Announced for Augusta Grammar
School Baseball League

The following schedule of games
for the Augusta Grammar School
Baseball League has been announced:
Monday. April 25-Smith VS.. Far
rington, Capitol Park; Williams VS..
Lincoln, Williams Grounds.
Thursday, April est. Mary's VS..
harrington, Muster Field; Webster VS..
Williams, Webster Grounds.
Monday, May 9-St. Mary's VS..
Ninth, Muster Field; Harrington VS..
Smith, Harrington Grounds; Lincoln
VS.. Webster, Lincoln Grounds.
Thursday, May 12-Farrington VS..
Ninth, Harrington Grounds; Williams
VS.. Webster, Williams Grounds.
Monday May 16-Smith VS.. ST.
Mary's, Capitol Park: Webster VS..
Williams. Webster Grounds.
Thursday, May 19-Ninth VS.. st.
Marv's. Harrington Grounds; Smith
VS.. harrington, Capitol Park: Lincoln
VS.. Williams, Lincoln Grounds.
Monday, May 23-Smith VS.. Ninth,
Capitol Park; Williams VS.. Webster,
Williams Grounds.
Thursday, May 26-Farrington VS..
Smith, Harrington Grounds; Webster
VS.. Lincoln Webster Grounds.
Tuesday. May 31-Farrington VS.. ST.
Mary's, Harrington Grounds; Will
liams VS.. Lincoln, Williams Grounds;
Ninth VS.. Smith, Capitol Park.
Thursday, June 3-St. Mary's vs..
Smith. Muster Field; Lincoln VS..
Webster, Lincoln Grounds.
Monday, June 6-St. Mary's VS..
Ninth, Muster Field; Lincoln VS.. Will
liams, Lincoln Grounds.
Thursday, June 9-Webster VS.. Lin
coin, Webster Grounds; Ninth VS..
harrington, Harrington Grounds.
League Regulations
l. Games postponed from Monday
will be played on Tuesday if possible.
Games postponed from Thursday will
be played on Friday if possible.
2. Each team should provide an Off
cial scorer.
8. Batting order must be adhered to
throughout the game, unless other
wise agreed upon by captains of con-
testing teams.
4. Each team must furnish one ball
in good condition for every scheduled
game.
5. A reliable and impartial umpire
| must be provided by the team on
whose grounds the game is to be play
ed.
, 6. Each team must be accompanied
| by the teacher in charge of the
school it represents, or by someone
whom she may appoint.
7. Senior League players receiving
two or more DIS on any monthly re-
port card will not be eligible to parti-
cipate in any game Of the foregoing
| schedule.
s. Games in Junior League shall
consist of seven innings only unless
| a tie occurs at end of seventh.
/ 9. All league games should begin
promptly at o'clock.
10. Tie occurs-played June 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-28
SPORTING COMING EVENTS

April 2S-U. of NJ. VS.. Springfield
College at Springfield. Mass. =
April 2s-Bowdoin VS.. Wesleyan at
MiddletoWn, CT.
April % = Bowdoin Inter fraternity
April 2s-u. Of M. VS.. Rhode Is
land State College at Kingston, r. I.
April g9,Colby VS.. Trinity College
April 3O-Colby VS.. U. OF Vermont
at Burlington. VT. or st. Lawrence at
April so--Bowdoin VS.. Boston Col
iege at Chestnut Hill.
April 3O-Gardiner High school VS..
Waterville High school at Waterville:
April 30-LaWrence High school of
Fairfield VS.. Good Will High school at
Good VIII.
April 30--Mechanic Falls High
school VS.. Livermore Falls High school
at Livermore Falls.
April 30-C. c. 1. VS.. Jordan High
school at Lewiston.k
April 30--Brunswfck High school VS..
South Portland High school at SoMn
Portland.
Apr. 30--Brewster Academy VS.. Ber-
wick Academy at South Berwick.
Apr. 30-Erskine Academy VS.. Albion
High at Albion.
Apr. 3o-HalIowen High VS.. Win.
throp High at Winthrop.
Apr. 30-Vinalhaven at Thomaston
(KnoxLincoln League)
Apr. 30-Rockland at Lincoln Acad-
envy. (Knox-Lincoln League.
Apr. 30-Rockport at Camden. (Knox
Lincoln League).
Apr. 30--E. NJ. c S. VS.. NJ. c. I. at
.Pittstield.
Apr. 3O-Winslow High VS.. Oakland
High at Oakland.
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-Tennis Bowdoin at Brown
University, Providence.
May p - Tennis: Colby at Bates
Lewiston.
May 21-Tennis: Bowdoin at Spring
field College.
May 23-Maine College represented at
=, n. L. intercollegiate Tennis Aour.
nament, Longwood Courts, Chestnut
| Hill, Mass.
May 26-Tennis: Boston University
| at Bowdoin, Brunswick.
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French Relay Chosen

The members Of the French Athlet-
ic team who will compete in the
sprint medley championship race in
the Penn. relay carnival Friday and
Saturday were named Monday night
by Coach Rene de Leliva.
The team will consist Of Jean
Seurin, Robert Biget Captain Maurice
Delvart and CASTOR Ferry. Seurin and
Biget will each run 220, while Del
vart will run the quarter and Ferry
the half mile. Barring unforeseen cir
cumstances this same combination
will run the mile relay CouillexS be-
ing held in reserve in case any of the
others are incapacitated.
Mondays workouts, besides being
the stiffest held SO far, also was the
most impressive, as this was the first
time that the foreigners have really
shown their speed. and every one of
the men from across the water cir
cled the track at a rapid clip. Del
vart and Ferry. who are reputed to be
among the fastest middle distance
runners in Europe, demonstrated to-
day that they would make Americas
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Complete Schedule
ofMaine Colleges

April IS. Bowdoin- esleyan, Mid
dletown.
April %. Colby-Rhode Island
State, Kingston.
April %, Maine-Springfield Train
ing School, Springfield.
April 20, Maine-Rhode Island State
Kingston.
April 20. Colby Middlebury, Mid
dlebury.
April 30, Bowdoin-Trinity, Hart
ford.
April 30. Maine Bates. Lewiston.
April 30, Bowdoin- Boston College,
Boston.
April 80, Colby-Vermont, Burling-
ton.
May 3. Bowdoin-W Worcester, Wor-
cester.
May 4, Bates-Tufts, Medford.
May 4, Bowdoin- Brown. Provi-
dence.
May 4, Maine Eastern Manufac-
turing Co., South Brewer.
May 5, Bates-Mass. Agricultural
College, Amherst.
May 6, Bates Boston University,
Boston.
May Z, Bates Lowell Textile, Low
ell.
May Z, Maine Bowdoin. Bruins
wick.
May Z. Colby-N. II. State. Durham.
May II, N. II. State Bowdoin,
Brunswick (pending)
May II, Maine Colby, Waterville.
no 70
May Is, N. H. State-Bates, Lewis
, ton.
May II, Bowdoin- Tufts, Medford.
May IA, N. H. State Colby, Water
Vile
May 16, Colby Holy Cross. Wor-
cester
May 16, Norwich Bowdoin, Bruins
wick.
May II, Norwich Bates, Lewiston
May II, Colby-Lowell Textile
Lowell.
| May IS, Norwich Maine, Orono.
May IS, Colby Boston College, Bos-
ton.
May IS. Holy Cross Bowdoin, Port
land.
/ May 10, Colby Tufts, Medford.
! May 81, Bates Maine. Orono.
May 81, Bowdoin- Colby, Water
Vile.
May 25, Colby Bowdoin, Bruins
| wick. ID:
May %, Eastern Manufacturing
Co.-Maine, Orono.
May 81 Bates-N. H. State, Dur
! ham.
! May 2S, Colby Bates, Lewiston.
! May %, Bowdoin- Maine, Orono.
June !. Bowdoin- Bates, Lewiston
| (pending) (Memorial Day game
postponed.)
/ June ., Tufts Colby, Waterville.
June 3, Bates Bowdoin, Brunswick
/ ((morning)
June g. Tufts-M Maine, Orono.
| June 4, Tufts Bowdoin, Brunswick
June 4, Colby Maine, Orono.
June s, Bates Colby, Waterville.
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Cast Offs of Yankees
Help in Their Defeat

New York, April 27.-The New York
americans suffered their fifth defeat
IN their longest losing streak in two
years when Washington again came
from behind in the closing innings to-
Jay and batted out victory by a score
Of ii s.
Lewis and Mogridge, the two players
Eaded by New York to Washington
'OF Roth last winter figured promi-
aehtiy in the Washington victory. Aft
- triple by Shanks drove in Wash
~stons tying run in the eighth, Lewis
.eut In the winning runs in the ninth.
"uoling with two out. Mogridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-28
Harvard Not To Have Relay
Teams in Penn. Carnival

Cambridge, Mass, April 27-The
Harvard Advisory Track committee
voted Monday night to withdraw its
two relay teams from the Pennsyl-
vania relay meet at Philadelphia
Friday and Saturday. Coach Bling
ham feels that the time of his men
would be better spent in remaining
home and preparing for the Yale
meet two weeks from Saturday. Four
athletes, however, will take part in
the meet. They are Bob HARDWOOD,
the pole vaulter; Ned Gourdin.
Jumper, shot putter and Splinter,
who scored Is points against Penn
sylvania Saturday; George Krogness
in the jumps, and Fiske Brown, who
will throw the 56-pound weight.
Eddie Roush, hold-out center
fielder of the Cincinnati National
League club Tuesday signed his con-
tract to play with the Cincinnati
Reds. He telephoned to President
August Hermann from his Indiana
farm that he had signed and would
Join the team in st. Louis Thursday.
The contract calls for one years
service. Roush had demanded 800
600 q year and three year contract.
The signing Of Roush leaves Henry
Groh as the only Red hold-out. To-
day the third baseman announced
that he would not play with the Gin
cinnati club in any circumstances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-28
ChiIds Cup Contest

At meeting of the officers and
stewards of the New York Rowing
Association in the New York Ath-
letic club Monday night, final ar
rangements were made for the
Childs Guy Race which will be stag
ed on the Harlem river May IA.
The race. (which will start at p.
NJ, will be from the Fordham bridge
to High bridge, distance of 1 ga
miles. 1t has been arranged to have
a Government cutter at the start and
finish.
j. ]. Mulcahy, prominent figure
in New York rowing circles, has been
named referee. In addition to the big
race there will be a Junior varsity
event
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-28
SCRAP CLASHES
DUE THIS WEEK
THURSDAY

1dO RSDAI
Dick Loadman VS.. Dutch Regain,
Dummy Burns VS.. AL Sears, Bill Nc
Kinnon VS.. unknown, Toney Smith
VS.. Young Simmonds. Young Delaney
VS.. Bunch O'Neil, Carlyle A. c.,
Boston.
Young Ahern VS.. Mike Durgin,
Brooklyn.
Charley Chick Miller VS.. Young
Lajoie, Quincy.
Fred Fulton VS.. Charley Cooley,
Jamaica, L. /.
Woonsocket Joe Gibbs VS.. Johnny
Avilla, Lowell.
FRIDAY
Eddie Shevlin VS.. Jack Perry, Jack
(Twin) Sullivan VS.. Magnus Larsen.
Shaver O'Brien vs. Frank Tilla
Spike Hennessey VS.. Eddie McCar-
thy. Armory A. A.. Boston Arena.
Young Gould VS.. frankie Britt
Fall River.
Joe Lynch VS.. Bonnie Badou, Hol-
yoke.
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Robins Add Another
to String of Wins

Brooklyn, II. Y. April 27.-Brook-
lyn won it's seventh successive game
today and it's third straight from
New York to 4. The Superbas won
in the ninth on Kilduff's single, Mil
ler's sacrifice and Pinch Hitter Neis'
single which scored Hood who ran for
Kduff and Johnston's single which
scored Nes. Kelley of the Giants
made his fifth home run of the sea-
son in the sixth with King on first.
Score:
New York 0 0 o 0 . 1 O-4-12-0
Brooklyn Il 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 2-512-2
Barnes and Snyder; Mitchell Ma
maux and Miller.
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Ruth Aids Milk Fund

Babe Ruth is going to help New
York's Riddles Thursday when the
Mayors Committee Of Women, of
which Mrs. Nelson Henry is chair
man, will observe a tag day as a
benefit for the free milk fund for the
city's children. The mighty Ruth has
donated two dozen autographed base
balls which will be auctioned off to
high bidders in the fund drive.
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best extend themselves to the limit
New York Times.
COLLEGE GAMES

At Annapolis-Navy 2; Georgia
Tech 2, oil innings. dark.
At Clinton, n. Y.-Colgate 8; Ham
ilton 2.
At Ithaca-Cornell II: Rochester z.
At West Point-Army &; SYRIA
cuse 3.
At Amherst-Bowdoin 6; Amherst
9.
At Worcester-Lehigh University
2; Holy Cross ].
At Newton-LaFayette 4; Boston
College ..
At Worcester. Mass,-Aggies 8;
Worcester Tech 4.
At New Haven-Yale IL: Brown 5.
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Cub Hurler Hands
One to Reds, 2 tO1

Cincinnati. April 27.-Cincinnati
took advantage of Hanson's wildness
in the first inning and defeated Chi
cago today 2 to 1. Hanson in that
inning hit See and walked Daubert
and Duncan which, with a single by
Bressler, gave Cincinnati it's two
runs. Outside of the first inning
Hanson pitched good ball. Score:
Chicago -. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1-9-1
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 XA2-4 Il
Hanson and O'Farrell; Marquard
and Wingo.
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Tigers Finally Cop
One from Indians

Cleveland, April 27.--After winning
six straight games Cleveland was de-
feated by Detroit today 5 to in 10
innings Detroit outbatted Cleveland
nearly three to one. The excellent
pitching of Holling and Sutherland
featured the contest, Sutherland also
driving in the winning run in the 10th.
Bush was removed from the game for
protesting a decision by Umpire Hill
debrand Score:
Detroit 20 100 o 0 o 0 1 S-5-14-3
Cleveland 1000 oOO1 o % SO
Holling. Leonard, Sutherland and
eassler, Ainsmith; Coveleskie and
6'Neill.
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Dodgers First Baseman
Toe and Toe With Ruth

Brooklyn, April 27-George Kelley
first baseman of the Giants made
his fifth home run Of the season in
the game with the Brooklyn Nation
ais here today, tying Babe Ruth's
record.
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Pirates Make Drives
Tell for 7 to 4 Win

st. Louis. Mo, April 27.-Pittsburg
was out hit by st. Louis today but
won I to 4. The Pirates punched
their drives and were aided by the
Cardinals loose fielding. Score:
Pittsburg :. / 0 3 . 0 0 0 1-7-8-2
st. Louis 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-4-9-5
Hamilton, linn and Schmidt;
Walker, Goodwin, Sherdell, May,
North and Clemens. Dilhoefer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-28

short stop Sewall. He will be the
third University of Alabama player
to join the Indians, the others being
Sewall and Stephenson.
Eugene N. Callahan, graduate of
Susquehanna University, New Y ork,
arrived at Hebron Tuesday as coach
for the academy track team. sue
ceeding Alton Lewis.
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Crimson Finds
Colby Hurler Easy

Cambridge, Mass. April 27.-Har-
ward defeated Colby to 2 in a slow
game today. Russell pitched we'll and
batted hard. The Crimson players
found it easy to connect with the de-
livery of Morris Daniels, in the box
for Colby. Score:
Harvard 80 0 0 x-5-13-0
Colby ...0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 O. Az
Russell and Blair; NJ. Daniels and
Ferguson.
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Bowdoin Shows
Wav to Amherst, 6-2

Amherst, Mass, April 27.-Bowdoin
defeated Amherst on Pratt Field today
6 to 2. Flynn of the visitors pitched
steady game, striking out nine men.
Score:
Bowdoin 80 0 0 1 1 o-6-5-3
Amherst .....2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2-4-5
Flynn and Morrill,; Clark, Elliott
and Williams.
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Univ. of Maine Wins
lover Boston Univ. 6-5

Boston, April 27.-University Of
Maine defeated Boston University s
to 5 in an II inning game here today.
Score:
U. of M. o 2 o. o. 0 2 o 0 1-6-10-1
|B. u. OO1 100 20 0 0 0-5- GA
Newell, Jowett and Prescott;
Small and O'Connor.
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8. s. EuIqham for EilIies

Greenville, S. c., April 27.-Thomas
L. Turner, scout for the Philadelphia
Americans, announced here today
that he had signed for the Athletics
James Dot Fulgham, shortstop of the
Auburn College team. who win re-
port May Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-28

who relieved Shaw in the seventh,
| pitched well and was credited with
! the victory. Score:
Washington L 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 c-5-7-o
| New York 20 1 90 0 0 O-3-S-2
Shaw, Mogridge and Charity
| Shawkey. Mays and Schang.
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French Lightweight Champ.
To Be Awarded Vase

Lyons, France. April 27-President
Millerand has sent to the French
boxing federation a beautiful Sevres
vase. which is to be awarded to the
winner Of the French amateur light
weight title in the boxing champion
ship bouts to be held here in June.
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PHILADELPHIA.
'Batted for Causey in 9th.

'Batted Tor CauSey In 9Th.
Boston .........0 0 0 0 0 0--5
Philadelphia 40 1 0 0 0 o 1 o.
Two-base notwithstanding, O'Neil,
Watson. Cruise, Williams, Lee Stolen
bases-Williams, r. Miller. Sacrifice
Ford. Double play--Meusel. Bruggy
and WriGhtstone. Left on bases-Bos-
ton ., Philadelphia Z. Bases on balls
off Watson =, off Causey ). Struck out
BY Watson 2. by Causey 4. Wild
pitch-Causey. Cmpires-Brennan and
Emsie. Time, 200.
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nth Lucky" for Bowdon Colleges Register
Braves STAGE RALLY IN SEVENTH
FOR 5 TO z Win over PHILLIES

Philadelphia. April 27.-Caused
reakened in the seventh inning and
poston scored four runs and to 2
,;ctory over Philadelphia today. Pre-
,tously it had been a pitchers battle
With honors even. Bruggy's batting
featured. Score:
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Cony High Loses
to Brunswick. 5 to 8

Brunswick, April 27.-(Special.)-
Brunswick High defeated Cony high
of Augusta in a pitchers battle this
afternoon five to three it being one
of the fastest early season High
school games played here for years.
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BUYS Enzmann Outright

Columbus. O., April 2-Manager
Hendricks, of the Indianapolis Amer
lean Association team, announced
here last night the outright purchase
of Pitcher Johnny Enzn1ahn from the
Philadelphia National League club.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Pittsfield 2; Springfield /.
Hartford .; Worcester D.
Albany 0; New Haven 4.
Waterbury 4; Bridgeport 3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Detroit S; Cleveland 2 10 inninss).
Washington 5; New York 8.
Chicaso-St. Louis, rain.
Philadelphia Boston, wet grounds.
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The body of Freelon Graham, 81,
arrived at Rumford from Seattle,
Wash, Monday night and funeral
services were held Tuesday after
noon at Rumford Center, his former
home. Mr.. Graham had been in the
West for nine years and died April
16 of heart trouble. He was the son
Of John Graham and a brother of
Mrs. Wilder Kimball of Rumford
Center.
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Release sehirmer to ST. PouI

Cincinnati, April 27.-Infielder Bill
Schirmer, of the Cincinnati Nationals
yesterday was released to the ST.
Paul club of the American Associa-
ton.
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WITH THE MAJOR
TEAMS YESTERDAY
AND TODAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Boston 5; Philadelphia 2.
Chicago 1; Cincinnati 2.
New York a; Brooklyn 5.
Pittsburs 7; St. Louis q.
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TODAY'S GAM ES

Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
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TODAY'S GAMES
St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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