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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-22
MADISON

For the first time since last March
when a section of the dam at the
Sandy River power station of the
Madison Electric Works was car,iad
away by the ice, Madison street lights
ana electric power returned to normal
conditions Friday forenoon. Within \
very few hours after the dam was
carried away operations were com
fenced for its repair and have been
pushed up to the present time at a
cost OF $4,000, and IT is expected that
at least hfteeen per cent. more power
VIII be obtained as all leaks have
stopped. Through various ktsblfts
secured by the energy of Superin-
tendent f. W. Adams there has been
nearly a continuous service since the
dam went out
MISS Ida Moore who has been the
guest OF Miss Christopher for the pa st
two weeks, returned to her home in
Brunswick. Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conant left
town Friday afternoon for Eppine. n.
r.. where they have accepted posi-
tons as teachers in the public
schools
Robert G. Henderson of Little Falls.
n. y, is passing a few weeks with
his family in Madison.
Mrs. Cad Williams and daughter.
Mrs. -Marshie Walsh. who have been
visiting friends in Madison for the
past six weeks. returned Friday after
noon to their home in Boston.
Madison will have its annual Chan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-22
BROWNS GIVE
DOUBLE SET BACK
TO YANKEE CLAN

st. Louis, Aug. 21.-Beforc more
than $1,000 fans. the Target crowd IF
the season, the Browns today trounc-
Cd Babe" Ruth and the Yankees in
both ends Of a double header. to 4
and 10 10 0. st. Louis won the first
game by punching hits of Shawkcy
in the fourth. NTH and sixth innings.
In the NTH Tobin cloutcI homer
with two on. and in the second game
Williams drove in Sislcr in the eighth
inning with his 18th home run Of the
season. The scores:
First game:
Now York 30 0 q 0 . . o--4-S-o
st. Louis $3.50 q O13 1 0 0x-5-7-4
Shawkoy and schang; Shockcr and
SEVERED.
Second game:
New York $3.50 q % 90 . o. O. 4-3
81. Louis ....O12 0011 x-1n-12-1
Collins. PIcrcy and Schang; Eaync
and Severed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-22
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of the day, Capt. John
EaGan
Miss Josephine Winett. Joseph
Willett and Ralph H. Wood. of Wa
terville, We're Sunday visitors in
Camp.
James Tracey of Portland. late Co.
L. J. Nc. Inf, and Eugene H. Sucy,
Of Gardiner late co. T. E c., have
reported for admission.
DR.. c. G. Farrell, of Gardiner. for
mcrly assistant surgeon here, was a
Sunday visitor at the Branch.
Or. ". W. Henden. of Nassalboro.
and family were visitors in Camp
Sunday. DR. Hendec was formerly
assistant surgeon at this and other
branches
Joseph F. Sawyer has reported
from pass to visit relatives in Bos-
ton.
Frederick H. s. Morrill,, Of Portland.
late Co. 4. /, Ne Inf. has reported
for re-admission
James Marshall, late San. Corp. 80.
Mich. Inf, World War has reported
here from the Southern Branch for
admission.
The moving picture program for
this week will be. Tuesday. William
Faversham in The Man Who Lost
Himself" with Ford Weekly and
comedy, and Friday. BRYANT Wash
burn in Burglar Proof" with Pathe
News and comedy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-22
SOUTH GARDINER

The Kings daughters will have Il
lawn party Tuesday afternoon %
Miss Jewett's lawn. lee cream. cake
and candy will be on sale, II Storm
the sale will be held in the Nestrr
Harry Beedle who has been pass,
ing d vacation with his family IA
town returned Friday in his auto.
mobile to Allston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LennoS and
children, Katherine and Donald, are
visiting relative sin town.
Miss Mary Black has gone to
Bradley for a short visit with
friends.
Mrs. Charles Larrabce eft Satur.
day morning for a visit with rea'
tives in Springfield and SomeryilIe
Mass
George Metzler. who has been
passing his vacation with his par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Me:zler re-
turEed Saturday to Springfield, max
ing the trip in his automobile
Mrs. Orris Larrabee and daughter,
Mrs. Arleen left Saturday Tor Som
erville. Mass.
Elmer Spencer had the misfortune
to fall while walking on some lo:'
Wednesday and broke his arm ID
two places.
Judson Hall was knocked down By
an automobile driven by Harry Bee
die, who was backing his car out o.
his garage Tuesday forenoon. Mr.
Hall escaped with no more serious
injury then a few bruises and ger
eral shaking up.
Mr., and Mrs. aPrker Metzler. VII;
have been visiting Mr. Metzier's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Metzler, returned
Friday to their home in Bellows
Falls, VT.
Fred Doilof of New York hal
joined his family in town for two
weeks vacation.
Ir. and Mrs Will Knight an
children, Margaret and William
have gone to their summer home 70
Pittston.
Miss Dorothy Taylor of Freedom
and Mis- Barbara Hodges of Far
red are guests of their aunt, Mrs 4
B. Crossman.
Neal Black of Boston passed sat-
urday in town.
Mrs. Ella Crockett and daughteT
Ruth have gone to Pemaquid for
weeks outing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-22
Out-of- Staters Win
in Golf Tourney,
Portland Country Club

Portland. Aug. 90 For the
first time in the history of the
Portland Country Club, invaders
have carried on the honors in both
the mems singles and doubles in the
annual open tennis tournament.
Clarence Charcst Of Baltimore and
A. J. Gore Of Washington finding lit
tie trouble in winning the doubles
crown from Harrison J. Holt and
Robinson Ncrrill on the club courts
yesterday. afternoon In straight sets,
G2. Go, 81. Charcst beat G. A.
Wheeler Of Bridgeport the Yale
crack in the singles Friday after
noon, 40, G-3, ca, 4-G, CT. and is
tho, holder OF the payson Challenge
cup Tor the year
Yesterdays doubles failed to pro-
VIDE the class OF sport anticipated
From the beginning the local pair
had little chance. Both Mcssrs Holt
and NerriIl were off form and Cha
rest and Gore were not forced to ex-
tend themselves during the three
aris 10 Win
In the first get. which the invaders
Won by score Of G-2, there were but
thrcc dutc games and in two ,af the
eight games played before thA visit
DfH Wef" returned winners love Losses
were chall(cd up against Holt and
NerrilI. The second was a love set.
'harfHt ana Gore scoring almost at
VII most Of the time, although Holt
and NcrriIl showed a cash or two OF
speed which gave their admirers in
Inc gallery chance to applaud The
best vollcy OF the match came in thc
MIRA game from vantagc--in score
TO win for the victois when Gore
drove both Holt and Ecrrll back
from the net and gave Charcat n
chance to drive one OF his vicious
placements close TO the tape In the
right court for thc point. The in =
'Hdrrs' poiSc and accuracy counted
~ the Third and last set Of the
match although ii WAS apparent that
they were not working ma hard as
they had IN the preceding games.
Hot ana N"frill had lost much Of the
Team play Win which they started
ana were turned back point after
point NTH lttlc effect by their OPP
ponertA
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Touus 3. Wiscasset 2

T0gUs won from the fast Wiscasset
nine here SUNDAY to , in close and
well played game Of baseball. Garlic
ton was on the mound for the visitors
and did very effective work holding
the home boys to six hits. Brennan
allowed the visitors nine hits. three
Of them being for extra bases. but air
, tight ball by the inneh prevented
scores. Only one man stole on Dol
ans quick throw to second
Togus got the first scores in the
fifth. when with two down, Brennan
hit for two bars. stole second when
F. McPhee handled Watson's ground
or loosely. Watson stole TO third and
Heselton was PASSED. # was up to
Eastman and he hit to left for two
bags bringing in the two runners.
Dolan was out on a rrounder to third.
1t was tight ball playing until the
seventh when f. McPhee hit to left.
T. McPhee was out on a grounder TO
first and r. Carlton drove the ball TO
Eastman who Let it get away from
him which put two men on. Burns
drove the ball to deep center for two
bags scoring two runs Redonate was
out on strikes and fly to Burke re-
tired Gilmore.
ToCus got men on in the seventh
and eighth but the necessary hits
We're not in the bats. In the eighth
W. Carleton singled to left. Dickson
was out on strikes and Fields hit to
left. f. NcPhee hit to Eastman who
with quick work by Burke doubled
these two men. In the last inning
long fly TO Greeley retired r. Nc
Phee and f. Mcrhee and F.. Carlton
were out on strikes. II was fine
game to witness and both teams
worked we'll showing that they know
how to handle the little white sphere.
The umpires seemed to have their
eye with them and this gave n feel
ing of satisfacti among the many
fans when the close PLAYS were handl-
cd snappy. The score:
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Sanford Again
Beats Bar HarbOr

Bar Harbor, Me. Aug. 19-Bar
Harbor lost it's second home game Of
the season to Freddy Parents Good
ell Textiles of Sanford, which also
won from Bar Harbor earlier in the
season. The home team appeared
to have the game on ice with the
score of z to O at the end Of the
fifth.
Then Bar Harbor infield went to
pieces and numerous costly errors,
with heavy hitting. gave Sanford
several punches of runs, and a fast
rally put the Sanfords ahead in the
last half of the ninth. Caravan was
sent in for the last inning by San
ford to hold the lead. The score:
r H f
Sanford -. 000OO22 IA
Bar Harb'r Oo00-7-12-s
Batteries-Spratt. Canavan and
Prescott; Finn and Young
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Sunday Telegram Observations

Ben Houser's boy must be de-
lighted to get that awful nightmare
out of their systems. The Augustans
never viii take such balloon ride
again. as in yesterdays unruly sixth
inning. Portland knocked big Bill
Morrell out OF the box while his
team mates booted. heaved wild,
and danbed UP the picture behind
! him.
In the dross setting Of loose play
were set several fielding gems that
blazed with brilliancy. Two OF these
were one handed catches by Harry
! Todd in right field. and another was
wonderful running stab by Sid
Graves in deep left center.
While the sixth inning was Wat
erloo for Augusta, the seventh ses-
sion made the local rootcrs shiver
for few moments. The Million
aires startes the stanZa, as though
to wipe out the big lead. Freddy
Mcguire heading the rally with a
three Dagger. Three<Tnore hits and
couple OF errors added a trio of
| before Pete Tetreault's fast peg
, from deep short nipped Al Morreli
at first FOR the third out.
Although Danny Norton was
found for - scratches. several quite
scratchY, he hur.eG a steady game
Of ball II was d spectacular feat
/ when he famed the veteran slug
ger "Squanto" Wilson three times.
Every time the ex-big Lacquer brecz-
cd. the crowd went wild. II is
! doubtful II any other hurler in many
years has turned this trick. Unable
70 interview "Squanto" last night.
we will venture 70 assert that no
semi professional finger ever de
ceived him as often in one game as
did Portiand'g pony southpaw.
| The two shortstops Pete Tetreauit
and AL Morreli were in the select
galaxy Of stars yesterday. The for
mer's two whaling doubles and the
! latter's fast and accurate Rigging
. helped to brighten the dark mo-
ments Of the aomewhat peculiar con-
test Phil Brisk and Nal Morrell
used the ash with good effect.
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Giants 7; Cards 4

New York. Aug. 21-New York
hrok" even in the series with St.
Louis today by hitting Bailey ana
Walker freely for Z to victory.
Toncy was effective with men on
bases and was saved in the ninth BY
n fast double play. The Giants stole
Ave abscs Score:
St Louis -. OO11O0O02 Fill
New York =. 100x-7-11-1
Bailey, Walker, North and Ain
smith; Toney and Snyder
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Oxford u; kexar Falls 8

oxford. Aug. 20~-Thc oxford team
lad an easy time defeating the
keZnr f1llA nine here this afternoon
ht the score of ~ 10 ! The home
team drove -"ul total Of II hits
during the contest and scored count
era in every Inning except the sew
onth, FranlI Woodbury. was sent TO
the mound for the Bruins and al
though touched up for n total OF IL
hinalcs. held the visitors in check
throughout tho game. Jack Handy
had "A big day at the bat, driving out
tiVe singles out OF fivo times at bat
while Smith amnshcd four clean
drives ana y Neehelman's double
and triple featured. The score:
oxford . ! . > 3 2 . 0 . X--l4-l7-4
Koanr Fs, o . 0 . o d Il 1-ll-5
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Hancock Co. Conference
to Hold Annual Session

The Hancock County Conference o.
Unitarian and other Christian
churches is TO hold it's 32nd annud
session at the Union church In Pros
pect Harbor Wednesday, Aug. =
With the following as officials
charge: Hon. L. B. Deasy. Bar Har'
Dor. president: Rev. Henry Hallam
saunderson, Boston. vice presideh'
Rev. Paul S. Phalen Augusta, secre'
tary: Harry c. Copp, Bar Harpoi
treasurer. Familiar names on u'
program are those of Rev. Frank
Phalen, chaplain of the National soi.
diers' Home at Togus, who Will sH'
the opening remarks at the discus
sion hour in the afternoon SESSION
and Norman l.. Bassett, who IS "
speak on THE Pilgrim Pageant
Plymouth" All who are faHlilS'a1
with Mr.. Bassetts enthusiasm WIZ
anticipate his presentation Of suO'
tect In which he is 80 keenly inter
ested.
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Twin Towns z; Yarmouth 8

Norway. Aug. 2o--In regular
batting bee, Yarmouth was defeated
here this afternoon by the Twin
Towns nine. I 10 3. Carr who start
ed on the mound for the visiting ag-
gregation was removed from the
box In the seventh, giving way To
MCGOWAN, who prevented the locals
from doing any further damage The
Yarmouthites got away to a good
start. taIlying TWO runs in the initial
inning but these two counters went
for naught ~ tho Twin Towns nine
got five In their half OF tho first.
Bissonette and Masterman led the
local opposition while Bennett and
Logue were the big stick wieldcrs
for the visitors. The score:
Yarmouth . 0 o OIL 0 0 0 % IS 0
Twin Towns
SOL 90 x-7- 9
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East MiIlinockct Aug, 20 Pit
Frenchs team struck something of a
surprise in the Lee \. a. an upstate
team, which put up such stiff de-
icnHe that the score stood only to 0
in favor of the locals when a heavy
shower stopped the game in the
sixth, Lee with one down had the
bases full, French scored the only
runs of-tAe game with triple. send
Ing home two men. but was stranded
himself The score;
East Miilinodkct o 0 0 0 x-2-5-1
Lee A. A. ...... 0 0 o q o 0--0-3-2
Batters and Labrun: COT
fin and Craveile
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Tigers 5; Mackmen 0

Detroit, Aug. 11-Howard Ehmke
who returned to the mound today
after long absence due 10 an in
jury. held the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans 10 four hits and Detroit shut
out the visitors ; O. Holman hit
a homo run in the sixth with two
on. \ balk by Harris was responsible
for another run. Score:
Phila. .....0 o o Q o o o OO-O-4-1
Harris. keefe and Myutt Ehmke
and Bassler.
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Dodgers 9; Reds 4

BroOklyn, Aug. y ~ Brooklyn
pounded three Cincinnati pitchers
for eight hits and seven runs in the
fourth inning today and won o TO 4.
Ruether was wild in the first two
innings but settled down. The clubs
will play n postponed game Tues
day. Score:
Cincinnati | 0O00 0 Of c.
Brooklyn OF 001 o x--g-1S-o
RiXey Coumbe, Geary and Har-
grave; Ruether and Miller.
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SPORTING COMING EVENTS

Aug. 20-27-Mainc State championship
tennis tournament. Squirrel Island.
Aug. Ezra Putnam. Fort Fairfield
". X. O. Prout al Bangor.
Fairfield IS. K. 0. Prout at Bangor.
Aug. 23-Miio VS.. Great Northern at
Millinocket.
Aug. 23-Lewiston All Stars at Au-
PuSta.
Aug, 23-25-Iorse races at Livermore
Fails
Aug. 23-25-Horse races at Caribou
Aug. 24-Norway at Augusta.
Aug. 25-Augusta at Phillips.
Aug. 27--South Portland Fusileers at
Westbrook.
Aug. 29-Scpt. Grand Circuit races
at Eeadvillc Mass.
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Brunswick Wins
Over Togus, 5 to 4

Brunswick. Aug 2O-A home run
~ Hutchins In the twelfth inning
gave Brunswick the opportunity to
win the game with Togus on the
Delta this afternoon, 5 70 4 Bruins
wick had scored two runa in the Sec
ond and one in the nth, by bunch
ing hits. Triple" by Kelley Of Togus
In the fourth n.nd sixth had tied the
score. Burke scoring on the hit in
the fifth.
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NEW AUTO RECORD
AT BELFAST FAIR

Belfast, Aug. 20-Wild Bill Endi-
colt made a new automobile record
for the State on a half mile dirt
track with slightly banked turns
when he went the two laps in one
minute and IL IL seconds. This
was one of the events of auto race
day which drew a big crowd this
afternoon, winding up the Belfast
fair.
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EASTERN LEAGUE SUNDAY

Pittsfied i; Bridgeport (frst
game); Pittsfcld 5; bridgeport ,
(soCond gamc).
Worcester 3; New Haven I.
Hartford 2; Waterbury T.
Springfield /; Albany first
gamC; Springfield 8; Albany {
Second game).
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Oxford a. c. II; kezar Falls z

Kezar Falls, Aug. 20-The Oxford
A. c. of Portland had an easy time
defeating the kezar Falls Independ-
cnts here this afternoon 13 to 2. NJ.
Dolan, the visiting southpaw, allowed
the home team only three scattered
hits and struck out Is men. Elliott,
the local lad, proved an easy target
for the Portland bows, who connect
ed for a total of II hits. L. Doia n S
hitting featured the contest with
three doubles. The score:
oxford A. c.
- 2 . ! 0-12.17-0
Kezar Falls Independents
0 0 0 ! / 0 0 0 O. 2 3-5
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rBatted for Russell in Sth.
CLEVELAND.

Two-base hits--Leibold Sewell 2,
Sothoron. Stolen base-Collins. sacri-
fice-Jamieson. Double plays-Scott.
Ruel Foster. Russell Pratt and Nc
Innis: Sewell, Wambsganss and Burns !;
Burns rnassisted. Left on Eases
Boston /. Cleveland Z. Ease on balls
OFF Russell ?. Hlts-OT Russell in 4:
of Thornahlen in !. Struck out-By
Russell !, Sothoron Z. Losing pitcher
Russell. Umpires--Evans, Dinecn
and Hildebrand. Time-134
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Senators 3: ChisOx @

Chicago, Aug. 81 r. Nogridge
pitched air tight ball and Washing
ton defeated Chicago = 10 Q here TO-
day. Washington gathered 10 hits
off Wilkinson, Smith making four in
five times up. Score:
Wash'ct'n o o ! o o ! 0 O-3-1O-1
Chicago % 00O 0 0 o o % 60
Mogridgc and Charity; Wilkinson.
McWoCncY ard Echalk
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ITO err liz human.
To forgive divine. "

Poet Pope probably didn't have
baseball in mind when he made the
above crack, nor did he anticipate the
cracking OF the Houser machine IN
Portland Saturday where erring Au-
gusta boys proved themselves only
human by taking a whaling. IL 10 D.
administered by their old rivals Inc
Packards.
In the natural course OF the grea,
American game, the Houser clan was
due for a blow up and believe me IL
was SOME blow up, particularly the
hectic sixth. Aiibis are not in ORDER
they are hs~6ly ever convincing any
way. Suffice 10 say 1t was proper
ticking featured by solid hitting on
the part Of Portland and weird, very
weird fielding by Augusta.
Touser's Acc, Morren, went along
fine for FIVE frames and then the tray
cling became as bad an the State road
between Augusta and Gardiner. Not
only did Bnl get his bumps, but the
rest of the team seized the emporium
ity 10 eee who could make the great
est number Of niscues. The box
score shows there were one OF TWO
who failed in this fell purpose. In
the thick Of the fray Bill Was Wig
waq1ci 70 the showers and tTedcy
Walker took Up the burden and our
ing the course II human events re-
tired the pacl;ards. Here the scorers
asked for time ont and after they had
figured Il out the chastity tally was:
Ten runs, five bits. five errors OF
commission and cleventY- eleven OF
omission. Outside Of the foregoing
II yaa a good ball game. Not with
am. dcprce 81 pride bat az \ matter
NJ form and law The box scorc is APP
uonInd:
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INDIANS CAIN
IN WIN over
RED SOx, 40

Cleveland. o., Aug. 21.-Sothoron
pitched effectively today and Cieve-
land made it two straight from Bos-
ton, winning to o. Sothoron al
lowed but six hits. passing none and
struck out seven. Russell also pitched
we'll but errors behind him gave
Cleveland three runs while RusselPs
mental error gave the champions an
other. The score:
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Rockiand z: Bath 4

Rockland, Me, Aug. 20--Fostcr held
Bath to three hits today and Rockland
wo:i to 4 Victory came in the eighth
when Rockland punched hits. Cutting.
who made remarkable catch in left
field. broke his collarbonc in the fall
which resulted. The score:
Roekland 20. o / 0 0 4x--7-13-4
Bath .....O 0 0 1 0 3 Of 3-6
Foster and Hart; Carleton and
Grindle
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tauqua Monday and lasting q.
week. The programs will be -
the direction of the Swartb-.E
Chautauqua Association.
Earl JOY of Plainfield. Conn. a,,.
ed in Madison. Saturday. 10 Nv
friends- SIR. JOY was formerly A..
eipai of the Garfield schools a, =
Arson side Of the river. for ssr.-,
years.
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Earned runs-Togus. Three base
hits-W. Carleton. Two base hits
Eastman. Brennan, Gilmore, Burns.
stolen bases-Watson 2, Greeley.
Brennan. Dickson. Struck out-Bren-
nan II, ~ Carleton 7. Double plavs-
I; EASTMAN and Burke. Base on balls
BY carleton Watson. Heselton.
Greeley, Meader). Sacrifice hit
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= " " ] " u v u " Y II
Togus u u q > q q q . o | o.
Errors made by Weybrant. stan
wood. Priest. Burke. Two base hlta
Pfiest :, CONN. Watson Burke.
Three base hits. Kelley > Home
run. iiutchins. Stolen base, Wcy-
brhht. Base on balls. Off keytc l.,
OFT Mehder >. struck ont, by kcytc
l. by Meader 13. gnctificc hl,s.
liutchinn, Watson. Eastman. Time.
- 10 Umpire. Gomez.
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Sand LOT EXHIBIT IONbY
AUGUSTA PERMITS PACKARDS
TO ADMINISTER 1876 LICKING

] heaved the ball way over Wilson's
head. Norton was pegged out by
Walker. Fiaherty and Aube were
nailed in rapid succession, Al Nor
reiI to Wilson. but Roundy scored
the 10th and final run of the inning
on FIaherty's out.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Boston 0; Cleveland 4.
Washington 8; Chicago o.
Phla deiphia O; Detroit 5.
New York d; ST. Louis 5 first
eane).
New York 0; ST. Louis 10 Second
game).
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CHINA

| SOUTH-The anticipated ree'iD -
of the East Kennebec Pomona WI.
take place on Tuesday. Aug. 20 ~ :.
South China. instead Of at Windsor a.
previously stated.
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ATCEGTA

Augusta ...., Q o 2 0 l.
Two base hits Trtrcault 2, fady,
rr.ah. Three tase hitG- Mcguire.
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