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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
Eddie Polo Wins
from Young Dempsey
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Watcrville, Nc, June fiddle Polo
of Waterville shaded Young Dempsey
of South Boston, flyweight champion
of New England, and successfully de-
Tended his title as fyweight champion
Of Maine. New Hampshire and Yer
mont in a twin six that went the limit
here tonight. me fight was mainly
$3.50, but Polo nrarlr landed for Il
kayo with wicked icft to Dompsey's
chin in the fifth that sent the South
Hostoner to the mat for the count of
nine. The last half or the fight was
Polo's by a wider margin than at the
start, although the bell ended the
fighting with both men mixing furious
ly and about even.
In the curtain-raiscr Young Gilbert
of Augusta took the count from the
Panama Kid in the first round. Joler
of Waterville was floored in the first
round by Morse, but climbed to his
feet and stuck reluctantly until the
third stanza, when he departed to his
dressing room.
The semi-fnal between Jack
Borgeron Of Biddeford and r.
@. Mayo of Lewiston showed
the fans some Of the scrap
piest boxing that has been seen
in local ring for many moon. 1t
went the limit with honors nearly
oven. although the crowd was inclined
to give Mayo a bit the better of the
battle. Rergcron was substituting for
Johnny Kid Drew of Biddeford
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
C0NY TAKES Thirteenth AT
SHIPPING CITY BY TRIMMING
MORSE HIGH BY SCORE or 80
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Bath, June 7--Cony took her 18th
victory out of IA played today
afternoon from Morse High at Bath
by tie score of s TO =. The Shipping
City lads looked much better than
on theirs appearance in this citl
and had it not been for the fashy
work Of the Cony inficld. and Dickie
Ride cuts ability to pull out of tight
holes by the strikeout method. the
summary might have been different
Euzzer Rodorick played his best
game of the year at short, accepting
Il totai of five chances without .. mis-
cue, Bib Ellis handled four perfect
~. Ictc Bush took care of three
more and Jack Stafford received most
of the assists With but one mistake.
Rideout had a star day on the
mound for the Red and White. He
allowed the Morse lads but four scat
tered hits, struck out II and gave no
walks He was ably seconded by his
catcher, Soup" Austin. who played
a perfect game behind the bat
Frank harrington contributed two
features. One cleanly hit homer
that sailed over the fence, and the
other a sensational catch of a long
fly which he picked from the edge
of the fence.
Cony started her scoring in the
first inning, when harrington fell on
the second ball pitched him for
clean homer. In the fourth. Bush
started the ball rolling with a pretty
two -bagger; Rodcrick strolled; Ride
out fyed out to Sheridan and Far
rington waited for walk. With the
bases full, Jack Stafford hit a long
fly that was muffed by the Morse
center fielder and Bush scored before
tie ball came home. Hughes struck
out and Austin's pretty single sent
Harrington and Roderick across the
rubber for the third tally Of the inn
ing.
The following inning, Bush
! reached first on Stover's miscue;
Rodcrick singled with line drive
over tie second baseman's head
Hughes hesitated too long and was
thrown out at second. Rldeout was
safe on an error and Farrington's hit
/ brought Roderick in.
Cony's final tally came In the
seventh on a combina ton Of errors
Il sacrifice fly by Jack Stafford and
good headwork by Rodericll who
c"mc home whom the Morse catcher
attempted to catch Hayden, running
! f.. ,'jdcout at second.
Morse got her initial tally in the
/ nist on hits by Stover and Pratt, and
scored again In the fifth when Abb
son in center field dropped Davis fly
and then threw over the fence allow
ing the Morse catcher TO romp
around the bags for the Bath boys
final score. The summary:
CONY HIGH.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
Brunswick Wins
18th from Gardiner
High by 1874 Score

Brunswick, Me, June ,.--ErunSWiCk
High, with record Of IL VIctoli IS to
one defeat, makes a strong claim FOR
the baseball championship of the
State. The 11th victory came this aft
ernoon when Gardiner High was de-
feated 16 to 4 in a game featured by
the heavy slugging of the local play
crs.
Placement, as usual, led the list With
q triple, a double and a single to'his
credit. Colby came through with a
double and two singles. Soule had d
double and a single, Coffin two singles
and Hamlin and Walsh each found
Sagcr for home runs.
Gardiner made three of it's runs in
the sixth in which inning Ormsby was
found for the only four hits made BY
his opponents, the run in the first in
ming having been made on a combina
ton of errors Sager,. although hit
hard, was able to strike out eight To-
cal players. He was given wretched
support, his infeld making nine errors.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
Bates TAKES,
SERIES final
FROM COLBY
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Waterville, June 7.-Bates came
back at Colby in the final game of
the State series and chalked up eight
runs on bonehead plays. The game
started off we'll for Colby in the
cond when Royal swung the willow
for the circuit and made the score
enc TO one.
The Garnet players were finding
.rtor pretty often throughout the
game, but with the proper backing
he would have had good game to
his credit. Hamilton was going good
and breezed eight Of the Colby slug
gers at the critical times in some in
stances.
The first game between Bates and
colby was a victory for Colby with
Porter in the box. Hamilton did not
pitch that game.
Bates was at the foot of the series
today when she came up to Water
Vile, but now Colby and Bates are
sharing the cellar trophy. Bowdoin
ard Maine are in the head position
so with tic all round the cham
-p:pnship is not awarded this year.
Neither of the teams are going to
play it off.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
Low Medal Scores
N. Jersey Tourney

Lakewood. y. j., June Low scores
marked the efforts of the favorites in
the first half of the 36-hole qualify
ing round Of the Metropolitan Golf AS
sociation amateur championship tour
nament at the Lakewood Country Club
today. Leading the field with rounds
Of IS were Jesse Sweetser of Siwanoy
and Reginald Lewis Of Greenwich.
Closely following these were Frank
Dyer of Upper Montclair. the New Jer-
sey titleholder, and A. L. Walker, Jr,
Of Richmond county, both with IS.
Henry Topping of Greenwich, the
north and south champion. had a II,
while A. 6. Gregson Of Belleclaire and
/. NJ. Lloyd Of Greenwich had 79.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
YANKS RALLY
BEATS THE SOX

Chicago June New York maqe
an uphill fight after losing the lead
to Chicago and launched an attack On
Schupp and MCCabe and won the SEQ
ond straight game of tho series . to =
,Schupps wildncss coupled with slow
support behind McCabe enabled the
visitors to win out. Faik objected TO
strike called on him in the ninth in
hlng and was ordered out of the game
by Umpire Wilson. The score:
New York .3 0 0 0 O4 . O-a-11-1
Chicago go . 0 . 0 > 0 l 1-7-1G-1
Bush and Schang; schupp, McCabo
Hodge and Schalk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
SENATORS WIN
l1-FRAME SCRAP

Cleveland, June 7.-Washington
made it two straight from Cleveland
today by winning . to S in IL innings.
Morton held Washington to three hits
until the eighth inning when he was
battcd hard. The Nationals took the
lead in the ninth, but Cleveland tied
the count in their half. Washington
winning after two were out in tho
11th on a single by Judge and a double
by Brewer. The score:
Washington 00O0O04o oO1-9-11-3
Cleveland ...01114O0O1 O10O-S-1S-6
Francis, Phillips, Turk. johnson and
Charity; Morton, Mails and L. ScWol
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
REDS SLUGPATH
THROUGH ROBINS

Brooklyn, y. Y, June 7-Cincinnati
knocked Vance from the box toda"
and beat Brooklyn in the first game
of the series by 6 to ,. The Reds
punched four hits. two steals and two
sacrifices with two errors for four
runs in the fourth inning and when
the first two men singled in the fifth
Vance gave way to Smith, who allow
cd only one run Score:
Cincinnati 0 o / O-f-11-2
Brrnllyu o o o o 0 o. 7-5
IUqGe ana WinGo; Vance, Smith
AMI DeBerry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
Smith Wins Grammar
Title; Takes Last
Game from St. Mary's

The Smith Seniors easily defeated
the ST. Mary's team 20 to 6 on the
Capitol Park diamond Wednesday aft
ernoon. Golfer of st. Mary's received
miserable support at times, although
Pomerleau and Cunningham male
good catches. Overlook and Lapidus
batted we'll for Smith, each getting a
brace of two-baggers. The Smith in
field played a strong game, supporting
Lapidus we'll. Bushs backstopping
also featured. Carney and Pomerleau
featured at the bat for st. Mary's.
both getting a nice two-base blow.
The score:
ST. Mary's .........1 0 0 l 8 / 6
Smith ............2 so
Batteries-Colfer and Fletcher;
Lapidus and Bush.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
Mrs. Mallory Reaches
Semi-FinalS

London, June Mrs. Molla BUR-
stedt Mallory today won her way into
the semi finals of the women's tennis
singles in the Gipsy tournament at
Stamford Hills. She defeated Miss
NJ. E. Dix, rs. 6-3. The other players
in the semi finals are Mrs. Beamish,
Mrs. Edgington and Miss Head.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
GIANTS WIN OUT
ATFLAG RAISING

New York, June New York
raised its 1921 pennant today and
then out sluggcd Chicago in a game
of many pitchers. to 4. The Giants
scored five runs in the first after
tno were out. Kelly cleaning the base
with a double. Umpire Moran put
a! ~ extra Chicago players off the
bench in the second inning. Score:
Chicago l 3 0 0 0 0 0-4-11-1 !
New York
q q l q x--a-1S-e .
Chceyes. Osborne, Jones, Kaufman
and O'Fanoll, Douglas, Shea, Ryan
and Snyder.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
TIGERS CLIMB
UP ONE NOTCH

Detroit. June 7.-Detroit made it two
straight from Philadelphia this after
noon. winning 6 to and displacng
the Athletics from the head Of tic
second division. The Tigers were out
hit bur profted from philadclphia's er-
rors. The score:
Philadelphia 0 o 0 0 1-2-9-3
Detroit ......O 40 90 0 2 0 0--G-G-1
Naylor. Sullivan, Heimach and Per-
kins: Ehmke and Bassler.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
kent's Hill Takes
Edward Little Game

kcn.'s Hill, June 7.-kent's Hill
defeated Edward Little high of Au-
hufn hero today by score of 10 in
a pitchers battle between Purinton
Of the sem and Foss of the Eddies.
Tho all around work of Foss for Ed
ward Little. featured, and Kelley, Pur-
in'on and Hamilton starred for Kent's
Hill Tho summary:
Konts H.ll o 0 ! o o . O--3-4-s
Edward Lit / o o 0 o-1-2-4
Batteries kcnt's Hill, Purinton and
l.. Lucas. Edward Little. Foss and
Lyons
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r League Standing
JUNIORS.
Oak Grove Swamps
Lawrence High Nine

Oak Grove. June Oak Grove de-
fcated the fast Lawrence High team,
winner of class "A" in the Waterville
Sentinel League, by a score of 10 to l
today. Baird, pitching for the semina-
ry, held the Fairfield lads to three
hits and struck out IA. O'Brien pitch
ed all but the final inning, when Bragg
was put in for a few minutes. He
struck out 13 Oak Grove batters but
was touched for nine hits. The sum-
mary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
3 HOmers Feature
Pirates Victory

Tittshnrg's six hits or Lee Meadows
TO-DAY we're home r5;r drives h" BiGbe.
T4crncy and Gooch. which were suffi-
cie1t 10 give the Pirates to vic
tor over Philadelphia. Morrison held
tho locals TO SIX scattered hits. The
scc''.
p.,tslurs 21lOoo 1-5-7-1
TT iaGclrhja 2 G Q o 0 o O--0-C-o
N.rr.son and Gocch, Meadows and
Ii ul4nc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08

'Batted for Gerald in Sth.
Oak Grove 500 4 ! 5 0 DO
Lawrence ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 / l
Home run-Donnelly. Two-base hits
Bradley, Baird. Stolen bascs-Mc-
kinna >, Audlin .. Struck out-By
OBrion 49, Baird u, Bragg /. Double
play-Donne!ly to Wark Wild pitch
Baird. Base on balls-O Brien 8, Baird
.. Sacrifice hits-Bragg. H. Muir,
Wark. Umpire. Goldsmith of Colby.
Time, LIS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
MORSE HIGH.

Earned runs Cony ,; Morse. Home
lun harrington. Two base hits,
Hughes, b sh Struck out by Ride
cut, Il; by Sheridan, 4; by Carr. Hit
by pitched ball Austin by Sheridan
Passed ball, Davis. Base on balls off
Sheridan, 6. Sacrifice hits Stafford.
Umpire, Fitzgerald and Olinto.
X-Ran for Rideout in 7th.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
MILLER IN fine FORM TW|RLS
BRAVES TO ANOTHER VICTORY
WITH CARDINALS ON SHORT END

Boston, June Miller pitched ef-
fec,ively today and Boston defeated
81. Louis to 2. 1t was the Braves
sixth straight win and their seVenth
straight victory over st. Louis. The
fielding OF Nixon and Ford, and Cow
dy's hitting were features" Pertica
was given Indifferent support. Mil
ler has not given base on balls IN
his last two games. Score:
ST OILS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08

Home runs Royal, Daker. Two
base hits NJ. Moulton, Daker. Callag-
han, Lanphcr. Stolen bases, c. Jordan
3; Cogan .; Haines /; Williams.
Struck out Porter /; Hamilton s. Hit
by pitched ball Porter &C. Jordan.
T Sc on balls Porter 4; Hamilton .
Sacrifice hits CallaGhan, Hamilton.
Umpires Love and bly,. Time / 50.
Attendance 400.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08

Two-b base hits-Paiement. Colby,
Soule, Hutchings. Thrce-base hits
Placement, Ross. Home runs-Hamlin,
Walsh. Stolen bases-Colby 4, Chand-
ler Hamlin ., Placement, Ross. Base
on balls--By Ormshy 4, by Sager l.
Struck out-By Ormsby :, by Sager s.
Sacrifice hits-Litchfeld, Sager. Left
on bases-Brunswick high s. Gardiner
High ). Passed ball-Hutchings Hit
by pitched hall-Hamlin. Timn, 2.10.
Umpire, Wcybrant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
harrington, Jr., 20; Williams, 4.

The Harrington Juniors provided one
of the biggest upsets so far this year
in the Grammar School League yester-
day afternoon whcnt hey walloped
Williams % to 4. The harrington
grounds seemed to bother the Will
liams flelders and their work was rag
gcd. bennett featured for Farrlng-
ton both at first base and at the bat.
while McDavid and Kittredge starred
for Williams. The batteries: Far
rington, Haskell and Meusc; Williams,
Fisher, Heaslip and McDavid
Grammar League Standing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
RED S0X BACK RIP COLLINS
and walk AWAY With BROWNS;
MENOSKY LANDS FOR A HOMER

ST Louis, June 7.-Boston Red Soy
won a { to victory over the Browns
here today in a game PLAYED during
a drizzling rain. MclIanus aid
Menosky gave each club home run.
Dixie" Davis was hit nard in the
sixth and seventh. rip" Collins was
supported by consistent fielding in
the pinches. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
ST. LOUIS.

z-Eatted for DAVIS in !lh.
zz-B2tted for Ellerbo in Sth.
azz-I'atted for Kolp in 9Th.
Boston .........2 0 0 0 ! , 0 -
81. Louis .......0 0 Q 0 . | / Ia
Two base hits Gerber, Mcnosk%.
Fr1tt, j. Collins, Burns. Three naso
hits. Williams, J. Collins. Home
runs. McManus, Mcaosky Stolen
Ea"cs O'Rourkc. Sisler. Tabin. Slcri
fees, j. Collins, ,; Sislor. rouble
pl2y Duean to Pratt to Burns. Lett
on bases Boston S; st. 4ouis .. Base
on 3ails off Davis j; ". Collins c.
Struck cut by w. Collins I; Davis
3; Nolr l. Hits off DtvIs 10 in
innings. kolp 3 in >. Hit rr p;tc,.nr
by W. Collins Robcr.sorD Losing
pitcher Davis. Umpircs Evans and
Nall Time eco.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
Batted for Pertica in Sth.
9" Ran for Shottcn in Sth.
BOSTON

Two base hits-McHenry. Three
base hits-Christenb Nixon. Sac
,iaces-Stock. Nicholson, Miller. Dou-
BILE plavs-Lavan to Hornsby to Four
rier. Left on bases-St. Louis 5;
Boston . Base on balls-Off Pertica
.. struck out--Bv Pertica .: by Mil
lcr =. Hits-Off Pcrtica . in :; Bar
foot In l. Losing pitcher-Pcrtica.
rmpiros ros-McCormick and Sentolle
Timc-1o7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
X. ]. SPORT CALENDAR

meet.
June I'm. c. A. A. meet. Chicaro
August 19-26-Maine State chano.
pionship tennis tournament at SoIIir-
rel Island Sduif
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
COLLEGE GAMES

At New Haven-Holy Cross 5;
Yale ..
At Cambridge. Mass.-Harvard %:
Rhode Island State s.
At Watcrville-Colby .; Bates Q.
At Mortified, Nt,-Norwich ]; st.
Mchaels ?.
At Amherst, Mass.-Mass. Aggics A.
Syracuse 8.
Cambridge, Mass, June Joseph
A. Mccarthy of Somerville who has
been a member of the Harvard track
squad for four years. was awarded a
varsity letter in track today. AL
though he stumbled and did not fin
ish in the half mile run in the meet
with Yale this year, his previous
work in the race enabled Burke to
get through a Yale BOX" and win
the event for the Crimson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 9; Chicago Z.
Washington 9; Cleveland 8.
Boston 7; St. Louis 3.
Philadelphia 2; Detroit 6.
TODAY'S GAMES
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08

Morse high looked much better
against Cony yesterday than on their
first meeting in the Capitol city Since
being defeated by the Augusta play
ers Morse has beaten a number of
good teams, including Bowdoin 2nd,
who dropped but that one game on
their schedule.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
KAY. JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Frank harrington slammed his sec
ond homer of the year for Cony yes
terday against Morse high at Bath,
clouting the second ball pitched over
the fence for the circuit His first
round trip came at Waterville April
&c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08
YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati g.; Brooklyn 2.
Pittsbure 5; Philadelphia o.
Chicago q; New York 9.
St. Louis 2; Boston 5.
TODAY'S GAMES
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-08


first meeting in the Capitol city Since
being defeated by the Augusta play
ers Morse has beaten a number of
good teams, including Bowdoin 2nd,
who dropped but that one game on
their schedule.
Athletic director Carl II. Smith
seems absolutely right in his stand in
disbarring jackson of Deering high
from the Bates interscholastic meet
despite the controversy that has
arisen over the incident. One rule of
the meet reads, mo one is eligible for
any event who has been a student of
high school rank for more than four
years" Jackson told Smith Saturday
before the meet that this is his fifth
year in high school ranks. This state
ment in itself is sufficient to bar
Jackson from competition.
George Chick Of Monmouth acad-
emy is a prep. school pitcher that is
making u name for himself in this
part of the State. In the last five
games he has strikcout record of 65
hatters. has hit for over 500, and has
an enviable record of extra base bin
giles.
The Cony- Gardner dual games
tomorrow at Capitol Park promise
Some mighty fast competition. While
Gardiner appears to have the edge
On the wearers of the Rcd and White.
The n11Irjn will no oh ~
the Augusta boys have a fifty-ffty
chance of upsctting the dopcsters
Dickie Ridcout of Cony upheld his
reputation as a more than average
high school pitcher against Morse
High at the Shipping City. He hung
up 10 strikoouts. did not issue any
Tree passes, and allowed the Bath
boys but scattered hits.
Rumors current on the street for
the past few weeks to the effect that
the Millionaires Would not be able
to use the Ruel Williams field this
summer because it was to be seeded
down, We're put to rest last evening
when the members of the school
'D'>4N' 'ctNN " push lIc WORK on tilC
field to completion as fast as possible
so that it would be ready for the
first game on June "a The school
boards decision to defer the seed
ING came after representation by the
baseball directors that the team could
not be made sclf-paying PROPOSE
TIN If games were played at Capitol
Tark.
Brennan Of Cony High seems to be
the leading hurler of the State in
High school circles with the exception
OF one or two in the schoolboy league
of Portland. He has turned back all
MS opponents to date and established
some remarkable srtikeout records.
1t is expected that he will get
chance to prove his wares against the
All Scholastic team in the near
future and pitching duel between
him and Waterman Trefethen, the
South Port Ia cnoo5 holI
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-21
MARINE NEWS
8 P. M., DECEMBER 20

SS. West Prospect, Otaru for Los Angeles, 6535 miles from Los An geles.
 DECEMBER 21
 SS. West Keats, Portland for Yo- kohama, 3289 miles from Columbia River.
 SS. West Arrow, Portland for Yo- kohama, 32O4 miles west of Columbia River.
 SS. Canadian Inventor, Nanaimo. B, C., for Yokohama, 21S5 miles from Cape Flattery.
 sS. Starr, Scotch Cap light for Scracats, miles from Scotch Cap light.
 SIS. Alameda, left Seward at 8:45 p. m.
 SS. Latouche. 400 miles west of Cape Spencer, southbound
 SS. Skagway, at Skeel River. Watson, due at 10 o'clock.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-21
SENATE TO URGE
 LIMIT NAVY CRAFT

WASHINGTON, Dec. J21.-The pro- vision included in the Naval Appro- priations bill as 1t passed the House of Representatives, which urged upon the President further negotiations with the principal foreign powers to- ward the limitation of Naval arma- -ment construction of vessels under ten thousand tons, will be recom- mended for adoption by the Senate, as the result of a decision reached yesterday by the subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, having the bill under consideration.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-21
SPEAR AND 1OLo STILL
 IN USE IN PHILIPPINES

MANILA, Dec. 21.-Gas and liquid fire may no longer be popular as weap- ons of fighting, but the old-time spear and bolo are still popular in the Phil ippines. Constabulary reports recent ly recorded 8 fight between. two Ifu- gaos of Mountain Province where Quilip of Mandang, Mountain Prov ince, was speared to death by .Kinde- pan, resident of the same town, when they met on the road. Quilip was armed only with bolo. The latter was able to inflict wounds on,shis as- sailant before he was finally dis patched by spear thrtusts. t
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-21
FILMS BARRED BY CENSOR
 IN WENATCHEE

WENATCrIEE, Dec. 2l.-That pie lures in which Roscoe Arbuckle ap- pears will not be permitted to be shown in Wenatchee, was the state ment made yesterday by George Sea man, chairman Of the picture censor ing committee of the City Council, following special meeting of the committee.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-21
NINE LOSE LIVES IN SHIP COLLISION

ST. NAZAIRE, France, Dec. 21.- Following collision with the Nor wegian freighter Asturus off St. Ma zaire at midnight last night, the coasting steamer Vintilis foundered, nine members of her crew losing their lives.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-21

All the arrangements have been completed for one good time at the Christmas dance given by Cordova Athletic Club at Eagle Hall Saturday night. 21-3t.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-21
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There will be train for Chitina tomorrow morning.
 The steamer Admiral Watson Is due from Seattle at midnight
 J. H. Nitric, of Mccarthy, arrived in town on yesterdays train.
 All contributions to the Near East fund should be turned over to A. J. Adams.
 Dr. W. w. Council and wife will leave on the Alameda on short trip to Seattle. s
 The steamship Alameda is in port from the westward and will sail for Seattle between and o'clock to- morrow morning,
 Chas. J. Goodall will leave on the Alameda for the States, where he will spend some time combining pleasure with business.
 United States Marsha, H. P. Sulli- van is passenger aboard the Ala meda, taking several prisoners from Valdez to McNeil's Island penitentiary.
 George Blood, who conducts fox ranch about eight miles from Chitina arrived in Cordoya on yesterdays train, bringing sixteen silver fox pelts which he will ship to Europe.
 A wrestling match will be staged during holiday week, the proceeds to go to the Near East relief fund. The contestants are Leroy Peters, 160 pounds, and Thomas Christ, 145 pounds.
 Boys and Girls. Attention! The Firemen are offering cash prize of $500 to the boy or girl who sells the most tickets for the Firemen's Mas querade to be held at the Eagle Hall on December 30th Get your tickets at once from MT. Davis at Finkel- stein & Sapiro's store and get busy.