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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-30

Serviceable, well-made bIouses of madras, in pretty stripes and blue or 00
 brown chambray ...... ZJC
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FLORIDA GIRL MAKES
EFFORT TO SAVE CHUM
lBy Associated Press \.

st. Petersburg, Fla, June 19.-Ap-
plication will be made TO the Carnegie
Hero Fund commission for a gold
medal for Miss Mary Buhner, who
made vain, but desperate attempt to
save her chum, Miss Dorothy Nc
Claiche, after the latter had been
mangled by some sea monster while
swimming far from shore in the bay
here last Saturday.
The Brotherhood Bible class of<the
Presbyterian Sunday school appointed
committee to write to- the commits
sion and present the facts. For half
an hour after the fish struck and man
gled Miss McClatchie, Miss .Buhner
held her up in deep water, with a high
sea running, momentarily expecting
to be attacked by the fish or shark,
Miss McClatchie died while being held
up in the water by her chum
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-20
ABBOTT ARRESTED
HAVING LIQUOR
Raid Made Yesterday Afternoon
by Deputy Sheriff Owens,
County Officers Norris and
Freeman and Constable Lamb

In raid made yesterday afternoon
by Deputy Sheriff Owens, County Off
GERS Norris and Freeman and Con-
stable, Lamb, thirty gallons of moon
shine were taken from under the
stairway of T. j. Abbott's place, cor
nef Bay and Dartmouth streets, Mr..
ABBOTT was arrested and made bond
in the sum of $3.50, his; brother, C. v.
Abbott, signing the same.
1t is said that the officers were
tipped Off by party said to be close
to the defendant and the officers found
no trouble in locating the liquor. Mr..
Abbott, it is stated, will endeavor to
prove that the thirty gallons really
did not belong to him and his friends
hope that he will be able to do this
as there is a suspended sentence over
him at present in the city court of
Brunswick.
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FIVE OF FAMILY KILLED..
{By Associated Press.)

Royal Center, Ind, June 19.-Five
persons, all members of one family
were killed when a Pennsylvania Rail
road train; struck an automobile at a
crossing near here Sunday. The dead
are: Edward Carson. So; his wife,
Della Carson, So; Jesse Carson, SO;
son of Edward Carson; Mary Carson,
32; wife of Jesse Carson, and Harry
Dempsey, IA, son of Mrs. Mary Car
son, by former marriage.
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DRlFTER BLUE SKY is LOST
WITH ALL MEMBERS CREW
(By Associated Press.)

London, June 19.-The admiralty
announces that the drifter, Blue Sky,
which left Portsmouth, June IL, for
lnVergordon, Scotland is presumed
to have been lost with all on board.
Wreckage of the Blue Sky has been
washed ashore. The drifter carried
lieutenant and two midshipmen and
eleven men.
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NEGRO BROWNS IN
HOLE ON ROADSIDE
Joe Baker, CoIored, Goes in
Bathing With Several Others,
and Loses Life Before Could
be Reached.

Joe Baker, well known negro, of
Everett City, lost his life by drowning
near that place yesterday afternoon
while in bathing. Coroner Baldwin
investigated the tragedy, but as there
were number of witnesses to the af-
fair there was no inquest held.
According to the statements of wit
nesses, Baker, and number of other
men went in bathing in a large ditch
on the side of the public road near
!. Everett City, the excavation having
been made in the building of the road
and was filled with water that had
backed up from the Altamaha river
1t is said to be from twelve to fifteen
feet deep in some places A number
of women gathered on the bank of
the pond to witness the antics of the
bathers, among them being Bakers
wife. ~
The man was heard to cry out for
help, but disappeared beneath the sur
face of the water before any of his
would-be rescuers could reach him.
The wife of Baker is said to have be-
come frantic and itsrequired the com
bined strength of several men to re-
strain her jumping into the pond The
body of the drowned man was recov-
cred in a short time and Coroner Bald
win notified.
Baker is said to have been an in
dustrious man, owning his own home,
and was highly regarded by both
white and colored in his community.
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CITIZEN is T..
MURDERED I'M MEXICO
(By Associated !Press.)

Washington, June 19.-The Ameri-
can embassy in Mexico City and the
consulate at Tampico were instructed
today by the State Department to re-
quest federal and local Mexican Off
Gals to make ever yeffort to appre-
bend the murderers of Warren D.
Harvey, an American citizen, who
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was. killed June II, five miles from
Tampico.
!, In reporting the case, the consul
at Tampico said merely that Harvey
was paymaster for an unnamed oil
company, and had been killed by ban
dts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
New Yorker Defeats
Colby College Star
in Squirrel Tourney

Squirrel Island, Me, Aug. D
George S. Moore of the seventh
Regiment club of New York, defeat
ed John r. Cow, of Newton. Mas,
star Maine intercollegiate player. in
two out of three hotly contested sets
in which The odds favored Cow, in
the Maine amateur tennis champion
ship tournament here today.
j. E. Gale. prominent in Massa-
chusetts tennis circles won over Mr..
Fred Goldman Of New York in the
third round of the mems singles.
DR.. George King. New York, defeat
ed Fritz Bundy. former Yale tennis
star and now of the Longwood club,
i'll the fourth round.
Mrs. Harry f. Morse, last years
woman winner. conquered Mrs. Nell
son Hope of Washington. in the
third round of the womens singles
and Miss Marion Chapman. prom
inent New Jersey player. defeated
Miss jeanette Emerson of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
NATIONAL NOME

officer of the day. Capt. Hugh DOYLE
DIR. and Mrs. j. c. Newman have re-
turned from few days trip to Mont
real and Quebec.
James Kelly has been granted fur
Tough to visit relatives in Pittsfeld
Thomas +. Middleton has reported
from a furloush passed with relatives
in Worcester.
Charles Adams OF Milltown. late T..
S. Marine Corps, has reported for ad-
mission to the Home.
Frederick H. S. Morrill, Of Portland,
late Co. \. 1st Nc. Inf, has reported
for readmissior.
Gilbert Sandy has been granted a
pass to visit relatives in Portland.
James Mcknight reported Tuesday
night from fJrlough passed in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
The funeral cf tho late Amasa Bur
CESS will be hold from the Home chap
el at 1880 THU sday. Rev. +. l.. Pha-
len officiating.
Albert j. LIBBY. late 30th Mass. Inf,
and James McGovern, late Co. +, 31st
I. 5. Inf, have been granted dis
charges from the Home.
The baseball game for Sunday will
be with the Star Taxis Of Lewiston.
now playing in northern Maine. The
Togus battery will be Perry and Leo
Beaudoin, the balance of the lineup
being as last sunday
Many of the young folks at the
Home are planning to attend the bcnc-
fit dance to ne given at the Chelsea
Town hall for the benefit of Frank
Meador, whose buildings were struck
and destroyed y lightning last Friday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24

A barrage of Millionaire bingles
early in the game enabled Augusta to
easily win over the East Rochester,
y. II. team 9 to l over on Williams
field yesterday afternoon. Anticipat-
ing close argument, Ben Houser
sent in his ace hurlcr and Big Gus
Williams held the visitors almost
helpless over the nine -canto route.
He allowed only four hits and struck
one of these free tickets was mixed
il a combination which gave the
Granite Staters their only run.
Driscoll who started in the box for
the visitors got BY safely for two
frames with the aid of some sharp
fielding. The fireworks were touched
of in the third. Booth led off with
Texas Lacquer back of third. Muir
ray beat out one to deep short. Ray
Heaudoin laced out one TO left. Will
son tapped one to right. Graves
cleaned up with 4 triple up on the
left field bank Still painting, he
trotted home when Delaney cannon
AIDED one to left which took a wicked
hop rs it reached Leo Beaudoin and
it went tearing up over the bank.
Del going all the way around. a
total of six runs.
4 less pronounced barragc came in
the next frame when Beaudoin
scratched. Wilson sent a solid shot
to right. Graves doubled, accounting
for two more talies, That vas suf-
ficent for the visiting manager and
nriscoll was sent to the showers.
Bud Fisher. who was with the Houser
to tho hllock and received a great.
Land from tho crowd. Smiling Bud
worked carefully and whether the
Milionarcs were tired, had got their
fill or Bud had something on tho pill.
there was very little more hitting.
IF Bud had been sent in at the start
the contest would undoubtedly been
much closer.
While the visitors could do little
with the willow. they pulled some
classy fielding with Roy and Cavano
starring. tho former rObbinG Williams
of a double by hard catch in deep
left center. while Cavano stopped
Inc drive labeled for three bags.
The HOuser mon also put up fine
fielding game. Booths play Of Roy's
hit over the bag being a gem. He
also started n lightning double play
in the opening inning. The score:
AIGI- STA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
WATERV|LLE WINS
TEAM MATCH FROM
BELGRADE GOLFERS


Waterville Aug. 23.-The Watcrville
golfers defeated Belgrade Is matches
to yesterday afternoon at the coun-
try club. A feature of the afternoon
play was two tie matches. DR.. f. +.
champion, played even with Howard
Maxwell. who recently Won the Long
Island championship. II. T. Briggs of
Waterville also played a tie match
with Ogden Myers. Lawrence Strilcy.
Waterville instructor, won his match
from H w. Gilman, the Belgrade pro-
fessional, up and to play.
WATERNILLE
w. H. Cook defeated Charles Noyes,
and 8.
Arthur Tash defeated Goldsmith, 3
and ..
Neal defeated Harper, and .
L. Wentworth defeated Maxwell,
1 up.
G. 7. Cook defeated c. Buzby, up.
Green defeated q. Buzby. 4 and 3.
Griswold defeated H. Larson, 8
and /.
Parsons defeated Watcrhousc. 4
and 3.
Reynolds defeated Nanlervoort, up.
Morse defeated T. Gels, and /.
Cunningham defeated Deardcm,
and /.
Mccarthy defeated Wilson. 5 and ..
Drake defeated Sorf. and 4.
Farmer defeated McAdqms. 4 and ..
DARCY defeated Hill. and 6.
BELGRADE
Becker defeated Irving, s and 3.
Morgan defeated StObie, UP.
{. H. Larsen defeated Arnold, )
and 5.
Specr defeated Mason. and 8.
Ohnowald defeated Abbott and ..
Hinckle defeated X. Wentworth, 8
and !.
s. 7, vandcrvoort defeated Stamford
up.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
BRUNSWICK WINS
HOT BATTLE FROM
FREEP0RT nine
Especial to kennebec JournaD

Brunswick, Me. Aug. .3.-Bruns-
wick won from FrcepOrt l to 0 this
evening in the fastest game OF the
season. Carleton was in rare form
and held the visitors to one lone hit,
which was made hy Soule in the
sixth.
Brunswick scored the only tally of
the game in the 3rd when Carleton
opened with q single: Weybrant's
erounder to V. Charron was fielded to
second and Carleton was forced out,
Weybrant being safe at first. He then
stole second and forced when Den
nison made a wild throw in fielding
Priests groundcr.
Carleton led in hitting as we'll as
on the mound, getting two singles
and double in three times up.
Berry of Portland pitched a good
game for the visitors but had poor
support in the third inning. The
summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
MIL LI0NAlRES AGAIN BUSY WITH
WILLOW and EASILY WIN over
EAST ROCHESTER TEAM, 9 TO |
TAX|S CONTINUE
Win STREAK AND
TRIM EASTERNS
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

South Brewer, Aug. 23.-The Star
Taxis of Lewiston outspeeded the
Easterns here today to in one OF
the best exhibitions of baseball seen
on Eastern Park this year.
Morrell, on the mound for the
Taxis, had a shade on Jack Spratt
the old Bates pitcher working for the
Easterns who was touched up rather
often but he pulled out of many holes
with men on bases, assisted by air.
tight support, otherwise the Taxis
would have rolled UP a larger score
with the five doubles, a triple and
3 singles they accumulated off his
delivery,
Wiggin robbed Feeley OF a triple or
better by long running and jump
ing catch and Morrell pulled down a
smash which started for a double or
more The score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
Delegates to Legion Convention

AZ the recent meeting of Ivan Bick-
nell Post No. %, American Legion, the
following were elected to attend the
fourth annual State convention of the
American Legion t ODE held in Lcwis-
ton Sept. ,, s and 7. Delegates. Ma
Jor b. +. Hayden. State executive Of
ficer of kenncbec county and past
commander OF this post; Daniel F.
Ivory, treasurer of this post. Alter
mates: John +. Hardiman, chaplain,
and Sumner A. Glazier, adjutant. Com
mander Burleigh s. J.. Jones will ac-
company the delegates and alternates
to the convention. 1t is expected that
several members Of the local post will
attend the convention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Roy center fielder for East
Rochester contributed a fielding gem
Yesterday in the second inning of
the game With the Millionaile es.
Tiefney had reached second on a
Texas Lacquer, with two down. Gus
Williams stepped to bat and connect
cd for vicious liner to left center
that looked like another double. Roy
raced far back up the bank, stabbed
forward. rolled over and came to
his feet clutching the ball for the
third out.
Harry H. cPete'D Pierce. Jr., upset
the dope at the Country club yester-
day. when playing in the mems
championship, he defeated Alden 5.
Hichborn. 3 and in the second round
of the title fight. The younger
generation. with Pierce, Bill Niles.
Haincs Wheeler and other players
still in their teens are giving the
Augusta veterans some bitter COM
petition this season.
The performance of Carl c., Mall
colin & Towles' speedy gclding. who
won the 214 at the Bangor fair yes
terday in three straight heats. turn
ing the trick in 2.13 IA on each heat
was remarkable piece of work.
One wcll-known local horseman who
has followed the light harness game
for over twenty-five years stated last
evening that so far as he knew, Carl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24

ton and there will be no game This
afternoon.
Inc strong Dixfeld team is book
ca mere for Friday, and the game
should draw big crowd. Gus Will
iiams beat the Dixfield nine 5 to . in
their first meeting and the Oxford
county team battled the locals 4 to
IN the tourney at Norway.
Andy Anderson has arranged
four game series for next week with
the Millionaires. and their meetings
here at home are bound to draw well
as they are the only team now re.
naming that has defeated Augusta
more tha0u0pce by decisive scores.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
Whiskaway Fourth
at Saratoga Track

Saratoga Springs, \. Y, Aug. %
Nhiskaway, the seasons champion
three-year-old recently purchased
by c. w. Clark for S1o0,Oo0. today
finished fourth in the 10th running
o, the Huron handicap, which was
captured by Montford Jones Rock
minister. Horotoge took second,
six lengths behind the winner and
Eephalstos was third. Rockmn-
.tcr's time for the mile and three
six,eenths was 1.57 20 equalli@g the
Huron record.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
A SpeIIinu Lesson

Once upon a time there was stub
born student who refused to learn It
spell.
His teacher pleaded with the stu
dent and often said:
You will suffer some great incon'
venience if not actual tragedy som'
time by reason "a. this refusal Of
yours to study Orthography,"
Yet the student was obduratc anG
replied "blah."
One day, long after the obdurat'
student had grown to manhood, hs
poisoned himself eating oysters 10
"Orgust." Life.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
MURPHY PILOTS
TWO WINNERS
ON n. Y. CIRCUIT

Poughkoepsie, y. Y. Aug. %
Thomas w. Murphy. Poughkeepsie's
reinsman on the Grand Circuit, drove
Peter Manning, 1.57 ga, the worlds
champion trotter to a mark of 1.o9 IA
at the Hudson River Driving Park
this afternoon and piloted two win
ners. Hope Frisco in "the Union,
2.l6 trot. purse $4,000, and Margaret
Dillon in the free -for-all pace.
In equalling the best time of the
year on the Grand Circuit made by
Media at Toledo. Murphy lowered
the local track trotting record of
POI 3-4, established by st. Frisco
in 1917, and pacing record held
Jointly by Napoleon Direct and Miss
Harris NJ, at 200 "a
Hope Frisco and Margaret Dillon
captured their races easily. Smart
brushes in the stretch featured
Brandywinc's victory in two straight
heats over Ethelinda in the Duchess
two-yc old trot for purse OF
$1,000. Wesley r., took the PA
trot by winning the last two heats
after a sharp struggle from a field
of II starters. f'invara was the
winner of the first heat.
Summaries:
THE UNION" PIG CLASS. THREE
YEAR OLD TROTTING TWO IN
THREE. PURSE $4,000
Hone Frisco. Llk by San Fran
cisco. (Murphy) ..............1
The Great Lull Water, ch
(COX) ................ ....5
Alma Worth, bf (McDonalO .....2 3
Pilot Dillon. bg (SerrilD ........4 4
AL Worthy. bh (Edman) ........6 .
Watts In Bond. bg (Rodney) ....5 6
Time-2l0 IL; 2.11 IA.
THE DUCHESS. . YEAR OLD
TROTTING TWO IN THREE
PURSE $1,000
Brandywine bf, by Bclwin cd
mani l
Ethelinda. bf (CoX) ...........-
The Senator, ch C A. (McDonald)
................. ............
Rebccca Buck, ch (J. Thomas
................ .dls
Reyna Dillon, cll m (SerrilD ....dls
Time 2.12 IL; 2.1l Il.
FREE -FOR-ALL CLASS PACING
TWO IN THREE, $1,000
Margaret Dillon. bm. by Dillon
Axworthy. (Murphy) ..........l !
John Henry. bg (CoX) .......2 3
Jimmie McKerron, hg (RaE....3
Time 2.o2 Ii; 2.0i.
o14 CLASS TROTTINC. THREE
HEAT PLAN, PURSE $1,000
Wesley r., br 6, by Jack Dan
(Crozier .................' ...'.'o
Finvara, bh Oh. Fleming) ....1 = 4
Mary D gr m, (McDonald) .....6
Worthy Mary bm, e.. Brusie)
IL
Peter viii Tell ch E (Ra) ..lo
The Clarion, Let Fly. Harvest
Gloam. Monarque. Don Cation, Little
Jean, also started.
Time-2.Os 3-4; 2.o9 l.; 2.oS II.
TO BEAT TRACK TROTTlNG
RECORD OF POI 34
Peter Manning, 1.57 "a, lg, by
Azof dam Glendora G., by Grafton
IT. W. Murphy won. Time by
quarters: 80 Ia; 100 ii; 1.29 "a;
1.69 Ia.
TO BEAT $50 IA TROTTING
Taffolet, bf by Guy AXWolthy
(Phillips) won.
Time 2.23 ga.
TO BEAT 2.3o IA TROTTING
\cttie Lee. br f. by Lee AxWorthy,
phillips) won. Time 2.l6 3-4
TO BEAT go IA TROTTlNG
Etyel Harvester, bf, by The Har-
vcster Philips) won. Time 2,22 Ia.
TO BEAT 2oS 3-4 TROTT1NG
Kcnippa. ch f, by Atlantic EX-
press, (Phillips) won. Time 2.l9 3-4.
TO BEAT 2.25 Ia PACING
Lees Image. bg, ny Lee AXWorthy
(Murphy) won. Time 2.11 IA
TO BEAT 2.1O Il TROTTlNG
First. Eirginian, br m, by The
Harvester (Dickerson lost. Time
i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
Pirates Slug Way
Through the Phils

pittsburg. Avg. 23.-Pittsburg drove
Hubbcl from the box in the third in
ming and then continued their heavy
hitting on Singleton, winning today S
game with Philadelphia IL to j. Cooper
hit a homer in the seventh inning
Cooper injured a finger when he took
a wild swing at the first ball pitched
to him in the seventh. He wrapped
the bleeding member in a handkerchief
and promptly proceeded to drive the
ncxt Offering to the tiagpolc. Score:
Philadelphia 00001o O. 3-11-2
Pittsburg .....1 l 3 > 0 0X-11-1l-O
Hubbell. Singleton and Henline;
Cooper and Schmidt, MattoX.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
ROBINS AGAIN
DEFEAT THE CUBS

Chicago, Aug. 23.-Brooklyn made II
two straight from Chicago today by
driving Jones eff the mound IN the
first inning and punching hits of
Cheeves The score was to O. Shor-
rod Smith pitched good ball in the
pinches and was backed up by three
double plays. The score;
brooklyn 49, 4 o l 0-6-l4-l
Chicago 1900 o @ o 0 0 0 o. so
Smith and Q. Miller; Jones, CheeNes,
Morris and O'Faircll.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24

A. S. H. 20 2 . 2 X-14-e6-e
st. Mary's S 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 / 6-13-6
x-Batted for Garside in the 9th.
Two base hits. Elliott, Hansen.
Austin, kearns; doutle plays, Nc
Courtney. Mullen to Elliott. Hamil-
ton. Ellis to Gregory. Hits off
Casey, 26: off Ware. in one inning;
of Mullen. s in innings. Bases on
balls of Casey, /. Struck out by
Casey 9: Ware /; Mullen 8. Umpires
Wills and Baxter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
INDIANS FORCE
YANKS FROM LEAD

New York, Aug, 23.-Clevcland fore.
cd New York from the lead in the
American League race today by wiz
ming their second straight game from
the Yankees 4 to /. New York mad
only three hits off Covcleskte. giving
them but five hits in the last two DAYS
Not hit was made by New York after
the second inning. Cleveland Won the
game in the first inning when shaw
key was slammed for three runs The
score:
Cleveland ....3 q o / q 0--i-9-'
New York 80 0 0 q o o G-l-5..
Coveleskie and O'Ncil; Shawkcg
Mays and SchanE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
BROWNS DEFEAT RED S0XBY 4.
FLAWLESSPLAY YINC and CAIN
LEAD IN AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston, Aus. 2s.-St. Loui. play..
errorless ball today, defeating Bo,.
ton 6 to 3 and going into the Amer,
lean League lead by half a ram.
thanks to Cleveland's victory over ,h,
Yankees. Ferguson was hit hard i,
the first two innings when st. Lon,
made enough runs to win. Wrrb,
was taken out in the fourth afs.
Pratt's double and Harris single VII,
none out and VanGilder allowed or,v
three hits in the rest of the gam.
Sisler made three hits out of fo.
times up and struck out for the frs.
time since August S. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
HOSPITAL TEAM
BESTS ST. MARY'S

The Augusta State Hospital made
it two straight from st. Mary's this
afternoon after being behind in the
first inning. Ware, who pitched the
first inning, could not find himself.
so Mullen took up the battle and car
ried the home team to victory.
striking out nine men and issuing
10 passes. The hitting of Elliott and
Hansen with four hits apiece foa-
turcd. while Mccall Played we'll for
the losers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
Worth Orderinu

Persistency in inserting the san.
advertisement with no change 0.
wording or illustration is a trait O.
some advertisers. A prospective Gus
TONER wrote to firm whose adveF'
llsement never seemed to change:
Have noted your picture of ons
pair corduroy pants in Home Masa,,
zine for past four months. More
see Of them better l like them. If no'
sold as yet. please enter my orde
Tor same. FORBES Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
NO CAME today;
BOSTON TEAM
CANCELS DATE

Bn Houser received word from the
Boston Tigers yesterday that they
would not be able to play here this
as scheduled. They are
tied up with series in ST. Adams,
Vt. and the jump was too much for
them. Ben did not hear from them
until too late to book another attrac-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24

Two base hits-Wisgin, Leavitt ,.
Gaudette, A. Morrell. Johnson. Three
base hit-OBrien. Home run-A.
Morrell. Base on balls-By Spratt.
Struck out-By Morreli -: by Spratt.
Hit by pitched ball-W. Morrell. I'M
pire-McCann. Tme-1.50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
Pennington Wins
from Oakland 4-3
Especial to kennebec Journal)

Oakland, Aug. 22.-Farmington de-
feated Oakland at Oakland. Wednes-
day afternoon, in game that was
thriller. The final score being 43
in favor of Pennington. In the first
half of the ninth inning Pennington
led 81. Oakland had a batting rally
in the last half of the ninth and tied
the score. but Pennington came up
fresh in their half and got one more
and won the game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
Eastern League Results

Albany s: New Haven Is.
Waterbury 0; Bridgeport 1-10 in
nings.
Springfield 3; pitksheld l.
Hartford IA; Worcester 6 (hrst
camel; Hartford s; Worcester =
(second game).
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
CARDS BUNCH HITS BEHIND
SHERDEL AND TRIM BRAVES;
boT10MLY STARS WITH ASH

St. Louis. Aug. 2s.-Bunehed hits
and effective pitching BY sherde! for
eight innings gave st. Louis Z 8 to ;
victory over Boston this afternoon.
Timely hitting by Bottomley also as
sisted the locals He brought in two
runs with a triple in the third and one
with a single in the fourth. In the
ninth North relieved Sherdel after he
had walked two men with only one
out, filing the bases. The score: