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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-27

st. Louis. May 2G.-Gcorge Sislcr of
the Browns IS now the leading run
gettcr of the American League. In
AS trips to bat he has connected for
65 hits and crossed the rubber for A
total of SO runs. His average today
stands at .429, giving him a good lead
over Miller of the Athletics. who RANKS
second with .4G7.
Sisler has had a story career since
leaving Akron High school in 1910. In
1911. while a student at University of
Michigan, he played summer ball for
Akron. The following year he was
sold as a pitcher to the Columbus
team. being suspended June G. and
sold August 90 to the Pirates. He
refused to report for spring training
and played independent ball with the
Barberton. Ohio. team. The Pirates
placed him on their ineligible list in
1914 while he was still in college. and
following his graduation in 1915 he
was awarded to the Browns, who used
him as a pitcher at first and in the
outficld. His first season in the big
leagues he averaged $50
At the end of the season last year
Sisler ranked seventh in the American
League in batting honors, with a
standing of 81. He is a native of
Ohio and IS years of age. stands feet
10 inches, and weighs over 10 pounds.
George is not only a wicked wieder
of the ash but he is crack fire base
man as we'll ranking fourth in the first
sackcrs of his league last year with a
fieldinaavcrage of 1898.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-27
HEBRON HOPES
To BATTLE BAY
State STARS
Especial to Kcnnebcc JournaD

Especial to kCnnebcC JournaD
Hebron, May 26th.-Coach Francis
leaves for Brunswick with Is men for
the Bowdoin Interscholastic Track
Meet at Brunswick tomorrow. For
the last 20 years this meet has been
contested fer solely by Maine schools
and for that time Hebron has never
failed to cop the first honors. This
year, several out of State schools
have been entered among whom are
Huntington and Tilton Seminary.
This. in all probability, will prevent
any Maine school from winning the
meet although the Hebron men feel
confident of giving the winners a hard
pull for what points they do not get.
BY virtue of her easy win at The
University of Maine meet last Satur-
day. Hebron still holds that she can
justly claim the State championship
in track unless some other Maine
school should spill the dope by win
ming at Brunswick tomorrow. The
Bowdoin authorities have declared
llidI Ny uc IclCllSll, I1cDTOD star
hammer thrower, will be ineligible to
compete tomorrow. Nevertheless, He
bron feels pretty confident of winning
the weight events. If Jack Prince,
Hebron's captain can stay in the cir
Gle he has a good chance to beat Jack
son of Deering in the shot put. Last
week at Maine he hurled the iron ball
over Al feet in his first attempt, but
was disqualified for stepping out of
the ring.
Another good man who will throw
the weights for Hebron is Fritz Lewis,
the husky lad from Augusta. He
scored II points for the Big Green
team last week. Hal Littlefeld looks
pretty strong in the 440, the $50, and
both the high and the low hurdles.
The Hebron team, which is compar-
atively small as compar- to the large
Portland squad. is rather we'll ball
anced and should make a good show
ing for the upstate school.
AZ it looks now, e first places are
in many events going to be pretty we'll
scattered among various schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-27
7don Captain Only Coegan Qualify Stadium Trials
TOOTELL OF BOWDO|N ONLY
MAINE COLLEGE ATHLETE TO
QUALIFY AT STADIUM TRIALS

liams. Best time Is $40 seconds by
Whitney.
Shot put-Merchant and Witter.
California;; Bronder. University of
Pennsylvania; Thomson, Princeton;
Hartranft, Stanford; Jordan, Yale.
Best effort 46 feet 2 SIS inches by
Hartranft.
Javelin throw-Merchant and Sor-
emit. California; Downs, Cornell;
Greenidge, Harvard; Bronder, Penna;
Hammer. Sanford. Best throw 1s4 feet
Is inches by Bronder.
440 yards run-Driscoll, Boston
College; HENDERSON and Mcdonald,
California; keppisch, Columbia;
John, Cornell; Stevenson, Princeton;
Ray. Rutgers; Monte. Syracuse;
Chapman, Yale. Best time 80 Sec
onds by Mcdonald.
High Jump-Clark, Amherst; Null
Ter and Trcycr, California: 'Nicols.
Cornell; Bro n. Dartmouth: Needs.
University of rC"na. Best jump six
feet l II riches by Clark, Muller.
Brown and Needs.
220 yard J. "dles-Bulger, Colgate:
imball and Stone. Cornell; Solitt,
Dartmouth; Thayer, Harvard: Barr.
or and Hile, Penn State; Taylor,
Princeton; Meter. Rutgers; Hayes,
Stanford. Best time "a 40 seconds
made by Barron and Meyer
220 yard dash-Hutchinson Cali
fcrnia; Patterson. Colgate: Graeb.
Colr:>1bia; Iovejoy and Grozier, Cor
nell; Chase, Harvard; Leconty, La
Fayctte; McKim, Princeton: Kirksey
and Sudden, Stanford: Woodring. Sy-
racuse; Feldman, Yale. Best time q
40 seconds by Woodring.
Pole vault-Norris. California;
Gouinlock and Atkinson, Cornell:
Llbbey. Dartmouth; Black, Stanford;
Gardner, Yale. All tied at IL feet.
Broad Jump-Elcrchant, Califor-
MIA: Legendre, Georgetown: Courtoia,
New York University; Rose and
Chow Plnna.: Louric, Princeton
Best jump % feet, IL inches by
Rose.
Hammer hro---Merchant, Cali
fcrnia; Tootcll, Bowdoin: Brown.
Harvard; Hammer. University of
Pcnna; Baker - Emery, Princeton
Best throw III feet inches, u new
Intercollegiate record; previous rec
ord 1G5 feet, "a inches by II. p.
Bailey. Jnivc~c Sly of Maine, made in
1915. Record { row by Merchant of
California.
Discus throw-Muller and Bcrkey.
California: Ebcrsole. Cornell; Lcgcn-
Gre. GeorgctoN l; Miller, Harvard; ;
Hartranft, Stanford. Best effort 40
feet is inches by Hartranft of STAN
ford.
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REDS AND CUBS
SPLIT TWO GAMES

Cincinnati, Nay c6-The Reds and
Cubs broke even in the first local
double header Of the season today.
Chicago won ''.> first game easily.
Cr-oNcs outpitching RiXey by wide
margin. In the second game kccH.
recruit from the Western a5socia-
ton. making his first appearance in
the big league. held the visitors to
four hits and beat them two to one.
Maiscl was hit in the head by q
thrown ball and forced to retire from
the first game, but was not seriously
urcd Umpire O'Day elected Man
ascr killefer and Coach Dugey from
the field in tho second game for loud
talking from 'hc bench. Scores:
Fl t GAME
Chicago 0 0 0 0 1-5-10-s
Cincinnati
q q q q O o q - 81
Chceves and OFarrell: Rixey, Gill
lcspie. Schncll and Wingo.
SECOND GAME
Chicago l o 0 o 0 0 0 0 o. Al
Cincinnati
I q = q o o q I x-e-10-o
hdridge and Hartnett; keck and
Winro.
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Colby and Bates
Meet in Series
at Lewiston Today

NSpSSldl W hSliIleDSC JOuIIldlJ
WaterviIle, May 27-The Colby
baseball team leaves this morning for
Lewiston. where they will meet Bates
this afternoon on Garcelon Field.
This is the first game between Colby
and Bates this year and will break
the present tie between Colby and
Bates for third place IN the State
series.
Both teams appear to be playing
about the same calibre ball and fave
about the same records in wins and
defeats this season. Hamilton of
Bates seems to be a little stronger as
a pitcher holdin. Maine to three hits
' ednesday and Etching much bet
ter game on the whole f9n 10, EFT.
If Hamilton had received any kind
Of support. Bates would have won.
In the same way. in the Colby
Maine game, which went IA innings,
Howard pitched the whole game and
held the Maine slugSers all the way
through. In this game Colby base
runners in one or two cases lost their
heads and the game at the same time.
In the Bow DIN Colby game on
Wednesday, three home runs and
seven other hits off Howard mixed
things up from Colby. Colby slug
gers got in some pretty effective
stickwork against Walker with eight
hits, but they could not overcome the
six-run lead made by the four-base
clouts.
The Colby team tina. will play this
afternoon will probably be as fol-
lows: Haines, right field; Williams,
center field; Lanpher, catcher: Roy
al. third base; Callaghan, first base;
Fransen. shortstop; Miliett, second
base; Sullivan, right field, and How
ard, pitcher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-27
Jesse BARNES and NEHF PITCH
GIANTS TO DOUBLE WIN OVER
OLD hates, THE BRAVES

header from Philadelphia today win
ming the first anne Z to and the
second to 0. RuetAer held the locals
safe in the first game. while Vance
blanke! them in the closing contest
with eight scattered hits. The defeats
marked the Phillies eleventh straight
setback. Score:
FIRST CANE
Brooklyn :. 3 0 900 0 3 0 1-7-11-1
Phila. 49,. OIL 10 1 0-5-10-3
ert and Henline.
SECOND GAME
Brooklyn 2 0 0 / 0 0 3 0-7-10-1
Phila. 80. 90 0OO o 0 0 o. So
Vance and DeBerry; Ring and Pet
ers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-27

Philadelphia. May 26.-Wilbur Hub
bell. pitcher of the Philadelphia Ma
tionals. who was seriously injured
yesterday whom hit on the head by a
ba;ted ball in the opening game of a
doublc-header with Brooklyn. today
was reported as resting easily" He
slept good part OF the night. his
nurse said.
The injured pitchers home IS In
Bull Idaho. He is married and has
two children. Mrs. Hubbell was noti-
fed and is expected here in few
days.
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JUNIORS
Skowhegan Team
Off for BOWdOin
Especial to kcnnebec JournaD

Especial to kcnnebec JournaO
Skowhegan, May 26-The follow
ing boys from the S,zo-',cgan High
school track team left for the Bow
doin Iuerscholas.ic meet today:
Kenneth Cole. captain: -lewelyn
Leavitt, manager: William Cole, Will
liam Wildes, Adolph Provost, Emile
Dionne, Gerald Stinchfield. Romeo
McAllister. Vande-' Perkins, Enrol
Buker and Lester Moody.
The Skowhega. team will compete
in nearly every event. Others taking
the trip and carrying the team. by
automobile were Attorney John Lew
is: Carroll Beale, the president Of the
Senior class: Kenneth Smiley, S, H.
S. -'21: and Leon Buker, Archie o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-27
Saturdays Baseball Slate

Colby VS.. Bates at Lewiston.
Bowdoin VS.. Tufts at Portland.
Cony VS.. Abbott School at Farming
ton.
Coburn VS.. Camden at Camden.
Gardiner VS.. Brunswick at Gardiner
Bates Freshmen VS.. Berlin On. HI
High at Lewiston.
Norridgewock VS.. Erskine Academy
at South China.
Rumford vs.. Pennington at Farm
ington.
Lewiston VS.. Edward Little at Au-
burn.
Hallowell VS.. Waterville at Halo
well.
Lawrence High VS.. Skowhegan at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-27
X. ]. SPORT CALENDAR

May 2627-Maine colleges at ma
tional track meet. Harvard
May 27-Westbrook Seminary vs..
Harvard End at Cambridge
May 27-Bowdoin interscholas site
track meet, Brunswick.
May 27-Colby VS.. Bates at Lewis
ton.
May o7-Bowdoin VS.. Tufts at Port
land
May 29-Tennis: Wesleyan at Bow
dQin.
May s1-Bowdoin at Bates, Lewis
ton.
May S1-Easterns. at Colby, Water
VILE.
June 5-Bates interscholastic track
meet at Lewiston.
June 7-Cony-Gardiner dual track
meet.
June In. c. A. A. meet. Chicago
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Cardinals Get Best
Of Pirate Crew

-. Louis. May 26-Doak Of the
Cardinals won his seventh victory Of
tho season today from Pittsburg by
s TO 2. breaking a losing streak Of
tho locals. Hornsby in the fifth in
ming. knocked one OF Cooper's slow
ones over the left field fence, mark
ing his 18th circuit drive. He needs
one more 10 tic Kenneth williams OF
tn ST. Louis americans. Score:
rittsburg o l q q I o o o o. SO
~. Louis z o OLE: 90 x-6-11-o
Cooper. linn and Gooch; Doak and
Clemens. ,N
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JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Dir. John A. Roper, physician for
the Phillies, stated late last night
that Walter Hubbell, whose skull
was fractured by a i batted ball
Thursday, was we'll on the way to
recovery and would be out of the
hospital in a few weeks 1t will be
midsummer at the earliest, however
before he is in condition to play
again.
While Giant" Tootell, the Bow
doin captain, was the only Maine col
lege athlete to qualify at the Stadium
meet yesterday, there is still Ray
Buker of Bates to be rcckoned with
today.
Pine Tree boys in other institu-
tions were among the stars at the
first day Shrimp Marsters, of
Deering placed in the mile; Doc
Jordan Of Bangor in the shot put, and
Bob Legendre of Lewiston. won a
place in both the broad jump and
discus.
Perry Bailey's hammer record Of
165 feet. ga inch that has been held
so long by the University of Maine
bids fair to depart to the other side
of the continent after the tremendous
heave of Ill it., in, made by Mer-
chant of California yesterday.
Rogers Hornsby of the Cardinals
connected with his 18th round trip
yesterday and is now but one homer
behind Ken Williams of the Browns.
Cony and Gardiner will meet on
Augusta courts Monday in a dual
tennis meet, with one doubles match
and three singles on the schedule.
Cony will be without the services of
their star. George Randall. who will
be at Squirrel Island for the holi-
days.
Despite the absence of Frank Far
rington, Cony should make a show
ing on the score cards at Brunswick
today with Holway, Howell, Giddings,
Foster and Poor competing for the
Red and White.
Cunningham of the Giants had a
big day yesterday, in the first game
of a double-header with the Braves,
he started with a double. In the
four times out of five trips to bat,
and added homer and another
double to his average.
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SENATORS TAKE
YANKS' MEASURE

Washington, Ma. 26-Zachary out
pitched "hawkey by Il wide margi'
today and Washington defeated tn
Ruthless New York club 8 to
Coslin's single with the bases file
in the first inning gave the locals twC
runs and Shawkey forced in anothe
in the fifth when he yielded two hin
and issued three bases on halls. New
1ork's only run was due to an errO
by Goslin. Sensational fielding By
Pcc.iinpaugh featured. Score:
New York O 0 / 0 0 0 0 0-1-G-'
Wash :. 0 0 0 0 o x-3-1O-.
Shawkey and Schang; Zachary AM
Charity.
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'Battcd for Miller IN 'th.
..Batted for Lansing in 9th.
Dos,on 90 0 0 0 0 0 2 o.
New York 49,. 0 A-o
Two base hits-Southworth' boec-
kel >. Cunningham, Snyder. Three
base hits - Meusel. Sacrlnces -
Young. Double plays-founS and
Kelly; Ford, Barbara and Holke :.
Left on bases-New York 4; Boston
Base on bails-Off Il. Barnes 3;
OF Miller 3. Struck out-By j. Barnes
. by Miller j; by Lansing /. Hits
on Vanguard (none out IN hrst);
off Miller in 6 inings: Lansing IN
. Losing pitcher-Marquard. Cm-
rires-Pfrman and KLEIN. Time
a0j.
Second game:
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New York. May 26-Two former
Boston pitchers. Jesse Barnes and
Arthur Nehf. pitched the Giants to a
dual win over the Braves today. The
scores were to and 10 to 2. Cum
ningham led the New York attack In
the second game with a home run
with two on bases. a double ard two
singles. After hitting three singles
in the opener, Groh received five
walks in six times up in the second.
First game:
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WHITE SOX WIN
FROM THE BROWNS

Chicago, May 26-Chicago defeat
ell st. Low - today III a pitch
er's duel between Schupp and Dayne
Schupp, although wild, pitched We
in the pinches. striking out the hart
hitting Williams twice. Schupp dro0
in the winning run with a single Il
the seventh. Score:
st. Louis 900 1 o 0-1-6-
Chicago ;. I 0 0 0 0 o KS
Bayne and Severcid; Schupp AM
Schalk.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
and GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago S; Cincinnati 2 (frst
same).
Chicago 1; Cincinnati 2 (seeond
9ame).
Brooklyn 2; Philadelphia S (frst
same).
Brooklyn z; Philadelphia 0 (seeond
eame).
Boston 2; New York 6 first game).
Boston 2; New York 10 (seeond
game).
Pittsburg 2; St. Louie 6.
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CutbiIl is SUSPENDED

Hartford, CT, May 26.-Harold c.
Cutbill. Boston's Flying Parson." has
been suspended from the Amateur Ath-
letic Union. it was announced by the
Connecticut registration committee to-
day. The suspension is the result of
an investigation into charges that
Cutbill padded" his bill for expenses
during q track meet here on February
rs. The action of the registration CONF
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Websters Win
Over FarringtOn

The Websters defeated the Far
rington second team to in a Jun
ior League game on the Webster
grounds Friday afternoon. Corners
of the Websters cracked out homer
and bennett Of harrington a three
Dagger.
The score:
Webster ..............1 I I 0 Ks
harrington ............U vs.
Observation-Disclosures, Cormier and
Perry; harrington, bennett and
Haskell
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BABE IS FINED
5000 AND LOSES
HIS CAPTAINCY

Washington, May 26-CBy A. P.)
Babe Ruth will be back in the
Yankee lineup tomorrow, Manager
Higgins OF the Yankees said tonight
when informed Of President john
sons action in filming the homcrun
king for his temperance: outburst
in New York thursday. Ruth, him.
self had left the park before the
league heads ruling became known
and efforts to locate him early to-
night were without avail. Manager
Higgins declined to discuss his prob
able selection of field captain TO
succeed him.
President Johnscns determination
t. impose the fine I'D not an cnforc-
cd layoff for Ruth was generally
approved by members of the team.
That Ruth had the sympathy of
the fans at today's game was evil
dent, from the applause he received
during batting practice. The fans
disappointment 1t not being able to
sec him play was partly dispelled
Wen the baml. drove the ball
over the centerfeld score board dur
ing practice.
Later Ruth returned 10 his hotel
and when advised of the decision of
Mr.. Johnson was understood to have
expressed qualification that the mat
ter had been finally settled. He
would not comment in person on the
developments.
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INDIANS SWAT
TIGERS FOR WIN

Detroit. May 26.-Cleveland bunch
ed hits off Olsen and Stoner toda
and defeated Detroit to 3. stephen
son, who succeeded Gardner at thlf
for the Indians drove home run owe
the left field fence with two on base
Score:
Cleveland. 3 I . 0 . 0 0 q 0-S-lo-
Detroit. -. 90 0 0 / 0 0 l 1-3-l2-
Morton, and ONeill. Stoncr, VI
sen, Cole and Bassler. Woodal
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FOSTERS BASE CL0UT
GIVES BOSTON VICTORY OVER
ATHLETICS AT FENWAY PARK

Boston. May 26.-Foster's triple :,
right center off Bryan Harris Hr.,
pitched ball in the tenth inning, FOL .
lowed by Ruels single over shor,.
stop on the next pitch, gave Boston
I to s victory over Philadelphia 10.
day. The hitting of Pratt and Ne.
nosky was timely. Walker tied IN.
score in the seventh by knocking +,
homer over the clock in left center
Score:
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BOSTON

lOlttIS sr' 10 o. II
X-None out when winning Gua
scored.
NX-Batted for Rommell in third
Z-Batted for Fullerton in sixth.
Phila ........0 0 , 0 0 0 ! o q o.
Boston .........2 0 0 0 3 o 0 o Il
Two base hits. Young. Rucl, Pratt
Three base hits, Menosky FostCE
Home run. Walker. Sacrifices,
Young, Perkins, Walker, Walters.
Double play Pratt to Dugan. Left
on bases. Phila. 5; Boston 10. Base
on balls off Moore .; Il. Harris |;
Fullerton >. Struck out by Moore
.; l.. Harris 5. karr l. Quinn .
Hits off Rommell in innings.
Moore in Ia innings: Sullivan
in % innings; Harris in none
out in tenthD; Karr in Is; Ful.
lerton. l in 2-3: Quinn . in T. Hit
by pitcher by Moore (Foster). Bals
Is. Harris. Winning pitcher Quinn
Losing pitcher B. Harris. EMPIRES
Moriarty and Dinneen. Time l;4i.
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Japs Out Of Tennis

Toxic, May 26.-(By A. P.)-Japan
has decided to default in the Davis cup
tennis matches, the worlds premier
tennis trophy. it was announced today.
as Kumagae, a member of Japan's
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Two base hits. Cunningham.
Younge . Bancroft. Home runs
Cunningham. Stolen bases, Younge
.. Bancroft .. Frisch Sacrifices
Young Kelly. Barbara. Double
plays Barbara. Ford and Holke. Left
on bases New York Is: Boston 2.
Base on balls off Nehf 3; McQulilan
:. of Watson 4. Struck out by Nehf
T. Hits off McQullan in % in
nings: off Watson l. in 1-3 innings.
Losing pitcher McQullan. Umpires,
KLEIN and Phrman. Time 200.
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AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 4; Washington 8.
Cleveland 8; Detroit 8.
Philadelphia s; Boston z.
St. Louis 1; Chicago 2.
SATURDAYS GAMES
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Washington.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at Washington.
St. Louis at Chicago.
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SATURDAYS GAMES
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Pittsbure at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Philadelphia at New York.
Pittsburs at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Boston at Brooklyn.
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Portland, May 26.-Tufts and Bow
doin. old rivals on diamond and
gridiron, meet tomorrow at Bayside
Park in the last college duel that will
be played here this season. On paper
the two teams look evenly matched.
The Blue and Brown defeated the
White, ) to l, when the HouseriteS
were on their second Southern trip,
but is considered no better ball team
day in and day out.
With a veteran club, Tufts has had
a successful season. Weafer and
Bill Morrell. the big football players,
are both good hurlers and good hit
ters also. The former plays the out
field when not pitching on account
of his ability to slough the ball.
George Finnegan, the left fielder,
slapped out four hits in four times
up against New Hampshire State
fingers on Wednesday. with a
double and triple included.
The Bowdoin team has been re-
vamped since last playing here. Dave
Needleman, the Portland boy, is COW
erng first and Fat Hill has gone
to the outfield. Capt. Finn I'M
doubtedly will carry the hurting bur-
den for Bowdoin.
The lineup will probably be as
al