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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-27
MAINE MAKES GOOD
SHOWING AGAINST
HARVARD MACHINE
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'EPNCl~ti u INS bSC JOul lIl|
Soldiers Field. Cambridge, Apr. &c
-! University OF Maine fell in defeat
before the Harvard nine this after
noon hy score of :; TO q. the Grim
son adding to its unbrokcn chain Of
Victories for the season to date.
Harvard got five of Ter seven hits
in the first and second innings giving
her three runs and putting the batle
on ice. Beginning with the third.
Jewett. the Maine hurler. frightened
up and for the remainder Of the aft
ernoon pitched magnificent bail.
Sughrue was mastefrul in the box
for the Crimson and allowed but four
singles. all one -sackers. The defon-
sivc work of the winners was air
tight While tie Pine Tree lads al
lowed u couple of misplays to creep
in.
Hallock was the slugcer Of the aft
erroon. his contribution including a
double and a crashing homo run. the
latter smash according for the pair
of talles in the second session. the
last scoring Of the game. Prescott
and Osgood turned in good work for
Maine. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-27

CoNY OUTFITS The
WATERv|LLE TEAM
AND IS VICTOR, II

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Waterville. Me. April 26.-Cony
High won from the Waterville aggre-
cation of ball tossers this afternoon
on Seavcrn's field in sunset game
that was Cony's from the time the
second ball was pitched. The score
was Z to ..
The first ball pitched was a strike
and then things began to happen when
harrington the husky left fielder on
the Cony nine, met the second ball
pitched for a ceut that sent the CEN
ter fielder nearly to the Colby gym.
and by the time the ball was back in
the diamond harrington was sitting
on the bench.
This started bad inning for the
Waterville boys and before Soucicr
frightened up there were two more tai
lies on the score book for Cony.
After the slaughter of the first in
ming the pitchers settled down TO bust
ness and for the next three innings
no scores were made. Then Water
willie mana ged to score once.
In the sixth and seventh innings
Cony added four TALES, making the
score six to one. and everyone began
to leave, for the game appeared won.
The ninth inning was played in the
twilight and Waterville scored one in
the final inning.
Both pitchers worked We'll but -
out was the star with IS strikcouts
to his credit. He seemed to know
when a strikeout was needed and he
pulled the team out of two holes when
the bases were full and only one out
by IA ming the next two men up each
time. Soucier did the same thing
once and came through with two
strikcouts at a critical time.
Watcrville and Cony arc rivals and
both teams went onto the field with a
determination to win. but the ConN
nine played the faster baseball and
made i base hits TO Wateryille's six.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-27
SMITH PICKUPS
i'm BATTLE WITH
ST. AUGUSTINE NINE

At about half after supper time.
there came to our desk an enthusi-
astic junior ball tosser. His BEAM
ing countenance was more or less
smeared with sweat, and we suspect
ed that someone was waiting supper
for a lad about his size. His request
was that we put ball game in the
paper" We asked where the game
had been played; he answered that
the conflict was in the brickyard.
We suggested that perhaps this was
game in the Gas House League,
but he would not quite endorse that
designation.
1t was Smith Pick-ups vs.. st.
Augustine Pick-ups. In the ninth
inning the tally was even Stephen.
14-14. In the extra stanza following
the Smiths pushed one across for
the deciding count, and though they
had other men on the sandbags, this
satisfied them and they started on a
concerted rush for their various
homes and suppers. AS TO the high
points of the game the young
Baberuth said that POulin for Smith
got a home run-on errors" He
could not think of the name Of the
opposing pitcher; he asked us what
was the name of the guy that went
the mountain" On wild shot
we suggested Napoleon. That's it.
Napoleon Roderique." The only
identity he could give us for the ST.
Augustine backstop, was Little Tiny
Feller." GRAHAM and Capt. Mason
hurled for the victors, with Reid
catching. About this time out ad-
visor was reinforced by a number
of his team mates and by getting
their heads together they supplied
that Peltier also was on the firing
line for st. Augustine, with Cormier
catching. We were impressed by the
concentrated enthusiasm of these
young participants in our great ma
tional game. and he thought came
to us that it were we'll so, that il
augured happily for our High school
teams OF the future. with no dearth
Of material in this field of sport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-27
X. ]. SPORT KALENDAR

April Emilio High at Higgins Clas-
steal Institute. Charleston.
April 21-Dover IN. HI High at
Rochester High.
Middletown.
April a7-University Of Maine at
Boston College.
April 27-Colby vs.. Tufts at Med
April 2s-Maine vs.. Norwich at
Mortified.
April 2s-Bowdoin VS.. Holy Cross
at Worcester.
April sylvania. - Relay
Carnival at Philadelphia.
April 29-Tennis: Bates VS.. Bowdoin,
Brunswick.
May 1-Gardiner High VS.. Rumford
at Rumford.
May 6-New Hampshire-Bates meet
at Durham, n. H.
May 13-York county secondary
school track meet, Acton.
May Estate track meet at Colby
College
May 2o--New England track meet at
Worcester.
May 27-westbrook Seminary VS..
Harvard End at Cambridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-27
Hockey Party Has
Fatal Accident

Sudbury, Ont, April 26-Fraser
fitzpatrick, aged II, an insurance
agent, was killed instantly Monday
night in an auto accident on the Cop
per Cliff road George Dufresne,
widely known hockey player, suffered
three broken ribs. Sammy Roths-
child and Red" Green Of the Wolves
hockey team and D. Haight escaped
injury.
Rothschild was driving the party
from a bowling meeting at Copper
Cliff to attend the annual hockey
banquet Of the Sudbury team.
Fitzpatrick was on the right side, in
the rear seat, and was crushed as the
auto sidcwiped a pile of tires. Du-
fresno was crowded against the back
of the front seat at the same time.
but Fitzpatrick had received the full
force of the blow. The auto was
running 20 miles an hour as it
crashed into the ties. Rothschld
and Green were slightly cut by brok
en- glass.
Medical aid was summoned and
both Fitzpatrick and Dufresne were
hurried TO St. Joseph's Hospital.
There it was found that fitzpatrick
was dead.
Dufresne. 1t will be remembered,
figured year ago in the most sensa-
tional sport court case ever known
in the Dominion. In an attempt to
pef his a ms fe11r card and hacked I'M
by influential friends. he took the
Quebec branch of the c. A. II. A. TO
the courts. The case, though settled
cut of court, resulted in the grant
ing of the card to Dufresne.
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American Jockey
Rides to Victory
at British Classic

Newmarket. Eng, Apr. 26-(Ey A.
P.)-The 1000 guineas stakes. the
first classic Of the racing season. run
here today. was won by Lord Queens
oorough's, st. Louis, by Louvois out
OF Princess Sterling, ridden by the
American jockey Archibald.
Sol Joefs Pondoland. ridden by the
American O'Neill, was second and
Captain Cutie was third. Twenty
two horses ran.
The betting on the winner was G
to l against; on Pondoland 5 to l
and on Captain Cutie to 1 against.
The race, over a one mile course.
was for entire colts and FLIES foaled
in 1915.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-27
BowdOin Trio Off
to Represent White
at Penn Carnival
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Brunswick, April 26-It was decided
at a meeting of the Bowdoin college
athletic authorities this evening to
have Tootell, Butler and Hardy rep
resent the White at Penn Relay
games Friday and Saturday, and
these three athletes. accompanied by
their coach, Jack Magee, will leave
tomorrow morning for the Quaker
city,
Tootoll will be entered in the ham,
mer throw and should finish among
the point winners. Few athletes in
the country have thrown this year
az far as he has this spring.
Butler will be entered in the 100 and
220-yard dashes while Hardy will
compete in the hurdles. Both of
these men will be up against a fast
field and it is doubtful If they win
points. hut they are expected to make
ar excellent showing in their trials.
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Winthrop High
Opens with Win
Over HallOWell
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Winthrop, April 26.-Winthrop
High school opened its baseball sea-
son here today with to win
over Hallowell High. Norcross and
Andrews, pitching for the local nine
displayed fine form, holding the Hal
lowell batters to Z hits.
The Winthrop boys had their eye
on the ball from the start, and
touched Carbino for II hits Features
OF the game was the batting of Bru-
neau, Berry and Norcross for Win
throp. and an unassisted double play
pulled off by Lee of Hallowell.
The Winthrop team has been prac-
ticing for about ten days under
Coach "Squanto" Wilson and looks
like a strong aggregation. There are
Il men out in the squad. The
score:
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BRUNSWICK GETS
MORSE IN NINTH
BY SCORE Is TO II.
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Brunswick High came back strong
in the ninth inning and defeated
Morse High of Bath IS to II, after
playing an uphill game throughout
the contest The local boys could
hit but were weak in fielding and
lacked headwork in making many
plays.
The visitors early. discovered that
Brunswick could not handle a bunt-
ing game and many of their runs
were made in that manner. The
ninth inning opened with the score
II to in favor of Morse. But
brunswick shut the visitors out and
then pounded Carr out of the box.
Sheridan who replaced him was so
wild that Carr was brought back
from center field and celebrated his
return by passing two men. Five
hits and three bases on balls in the
inning gave Brunswick eight runs
and the game. The summary:
BRUNSWICK HIGH
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Grimes StickwOrk
Wins for the Cubs

chicago. April 26-Timely hi'l''s
l.. Crimes today enabled Chicago 10
q, frlt rIttsburg, to ). IN Ten IN
t.og. Grimes made three hi's'
,..t.re ~ the FIRST run and schuihs
a, tvn more IN the nth. which tied
,,o score. Hollocher's single IN the
,.,, r,vcd the way for the final
tuu. which came home on 'ii'iieS
nn Score
ttt. burg . o - ~
Chicago 1000 % 0 o 1-4-l5-l
Adams and Gooch; Alexander ana
n TN -.
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Athletics Rally
and Win in Ninth

New York. Apri' "G-Thc Th,Ia.
dclphia Athletics broke New York =
winning streak here today winning
the last game OF tho series 4 10 > hy
virtue of ninth inning rally 10
was New Nork's first defeat on the
home grounds this season. Score
Phila. 80 y u u u ~ u 81 ~
New York 600 20 | q O-2-G-0
Rommel and Perkins. Jone. al
SchanC.
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Two HOmers Mark
phillies' Victory

Philadelphia, April S6-Home runs
BY Williams and Fletcher today gave
Philadelphia its first victory OF the
series with New York 6 to 4. The
worlds champions hammered King
for ~ hits including nomers by KEEL
~ and Young. but the local pitcher
was effective in the pinches. Score:
New York. q q q I ! l 1-4-1"-1
phiia ... o Sd. 0 o . 3 0 l x-6-1e-1
Barcs. 81. Barn $. Causey and
Smith Ring and Henlinc.
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Stephenson Stars
at Bat for ChisOX

Cleveland. Apr. 36-Bagb,'s lax
of control with timely batting AMI
Cleveland errors allowed Chicago 20
defeat the locals today Z >. CIcNc-
land outbatted the White SoN. aut
two double plays hurt the Indians
chances OF scoring. Stephensons
batting was the feature. He maize
two doubles and n triple. Score
Chicago % u = u = O o. y n
Cleveland 30 ] 90 ~ Ill
Robertson and Schalk: Basb'.
Morton and Nunamaker.
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Harvard Appears
on Amherst Golf
Schedule for 1922

Amherst. Mass, Apr. 26-Seven
matches. including Harvard and
Pennsylvania for the first time, ap-
pear on the Amherst golf schedule
announced today.
The schedule:
May ), Brown at Mt. Tom; S. Dart
mouth at Mt. Tom; l.. Pennsylvania
at Garden City. J.. L.; IL. Columbi
at Garden City. J.. l.: %. Harvard at
Boston. 2G. Massac husetts Institute
of Technology at Boston; 50 vii
liams, place undecided.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-27
HALLOWELL

Earned runs. Hallowell. 4; Win
throp, s. two base hits, Norcross;
stolen bases, Hinckley. Masciadri,
Bruneau, Norcross. Schomro, Ma
comber ?, Rollins; struck out, Nor
cross 10 in innings: Andrews 3 in
: innings. Carbino, 5 in .: double
plays. Lee, unassisted: Norcross.
Hlnckley; hit by pitched ball. bv
Carbino. Schomro and Berry; passed
ball, Fuller. Schomro; base on balls.
or Carbino. 4: Norcross. 2: sacrifice
hits e. Hinckley; UNI pire. Woodman:
tune 2hr. 10 min; attendance Us.
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Rookie Southpaw
Stars for Tigers

ST. Louis, Apr. 26-Bert Cole. a %.
cruit southpaw OF the Detroit club
broke the 81. Louis clubs winning
streak today shutting out the Browns
> to o. Kenneth williams hon. run
srurt also was interrupted Tn t'e'
he could get was two singles In four
times w. Score:
Detroit ~ | u ! n q n n o.
st. Louis o q 90 o u u n O-n-G |
Cole and Bassler: Baynr, Henri
Pruett and SEVERED.
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BOWDOIN WINS
FROM AMHERST
IN THE ELEVENTH

Amherst, Mass, April 26-Bowdoin
defeated Amherst today s to in an
eleven inning game marked by the
hitting of the visitors. Amherst led
after the sixth inning until Bowdoin
tied in the ninth and scored the win
ming run in the eleventh. Score:
BoUdoin 20o11 0 1--6-15-2
Amherst O00041 o-5- II
Walker, Finn and Handy. Perry
and Heselton.
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Detroit Girl Breaks
Worlds Plunge Mark

Detroit. April 26.-Dorothy McWood
Detroit Northern High school girl,
set a new worlds record last night
in winning the National A A. Wom-
ems plunge for distance event in the
Y. NJ. G. A. pool Miss McWood
registered &C feet 10 inches, breaking
the record held by her teammate,
Helen Nolan. by Sinchcs. Miss
Nolan was eecond,
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COUNTRY CLUB NOTES

The word of instruction for the
golfers using the temporary green's
at the Augusta Country club. begin
ming next Saturday. is please keep
Off the newly seeded ground on the
fourth fairway and all the tees"
Everything Is already for the
summers fun at the Augusta Coun-
try club and doubtless the Saturday
opening will find a large number
taking advantage Of the temporary
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Montreal Unites
with Ontario on
Boxing Agreement

Montreal, April 26.-The athletic
commissions of the province of Onta-
rio and of the city of Montreal have
completed a working agreement with
the New York state boxing commits
sion through which each will recog-
nizc the rulings and suspensions of the
other.
The agreement is identical with
those the New York state commission
has with Massachusetts,. Connecticut
and New Jersey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-27
Big Three to Race
$50 Pound Oarsmen

Cambridge, Mass. Apr. GA race
between varsity 80 pound crews of
Harvard. Yale and Princeton re-
ceived the sanction of the Harvard
athletic authorities today. It will be
held at Derby. Conn. on May 20, as
part of the regatta which will have
as its feature. a three-cornered var
sity eight race between Yale. Prince
fr1, and rorpn11
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Rixey in Fine Form
Shuts Out st. Louis

Cincinnati April c6--Rixey was IN
splendid form today and. by GOOD
support. shut out st. Louis to D.
Walker retired for pinch hitter in
tine seventh inning and Pfoffcr who
succeeded him was hit hard IN the
eighth Score:
81 Louis :. o o q o--o-3-l
Cincinnati 90 0 | 0 0 x-3-S--
Walker. Pleffcr and Clemons;
TiNcy and WnEo.
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40 10 1G 81 IL !
BOSTON

Two base hits. Hungling' vance
Three base hits. Hungling. Sacrifces'
l,unngim. Kopf. Myers CD. DouD:e
,,a,s Olson to High to Schmand''
I<opt 20 Ford TO Barbara :. Lett on
ha.es BROOKLYN s, Boston II. Bases
on bail. of Vance 5, Fillinglm j.
n..chrer /; struck out by Vance 4;
,ru,tngim /; Oeschger >. Hits oy
Ftlungim s in els innings oeschsel
In % innings. Hit by ftche'
ocschgcr tOlson) WlId Pi'ch
oe.chrer. Passed ball, Hungilns'
Losing pitcher, Fillingim. I impress
~, AMI O'pay. Time, 1.JI.
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ard .....1 o % 0 KS
|, NJ. % 0 0 0 o o 0 0 90

Runs. Jordan. Jenkins. Hallock.
Two base hits. Hallock. Home runs.
Hallock. Sacrifice hits, Janin. Jewett.
Double plays Osgood to Johnson to
Conley. Left on bases. Harvard 4,
Maine ). Ease on balls, off Sughrue
]. off Jewett >. Hit by pitcher, by
Jewett (MurphD; struck out BY
Sughrue /. by Jewett >. Gmpires
Stafford and Mclaughlin y batted
for Lunge in 9th inning.
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Bangor Coach LOVING Cur

Bangor. Me-. April 26-Coach Ed
ward Trowell of the Bangor High
School basketball team. which closed
the season with the best record ever
made by q Bangor High five. was
presented at the morning chapel ex-
ercises Tuesday with a silver loving
cup by the members of the team.
Their names are inscribed upon it
Qp0RST
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As 10 16 81 IA
MORSE HIGH

Two base hits-Colby. Slower.
Pratt .. Home runs-Ormsby. Stolen
bases = Litchfield, Soule. Bucklin,
Stovcr. Base on balls-By Ormsby
4; by Carr .; by Sheridan /. Struck
out-By Scribner 5; by Ormsby g.:
by Carr 6. Hits-Off Scribner s in 4
innings: off Ormsby 5 in innings;
off Carr IA in 8 innings; off Sheridan
in innings. Sacrifice hits-Cal-
Ian, Sheridan. Left on bases
brunswick High 10; Morse High IL.
Hit by pitcher-By Ormsby (Wil-
liams, Perry. Umpire - Weybrant.
Time hours, Is minutes.
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OAK GROVE.

Earned runs-Coburn .. Oak Grove
+ Two-base hits-Muir >, Shanahan,
Rood Thrce-hase hit-PcterS. SaCri-
fee, Wark. Base on balls-Baird g.
eft on bases-Coburn ). Oak Grove 3.
Hit by pitchcr-Brown, Marr, Donnel-
IL. struck out.Brown j., Baird I
Umpire. Chafity.
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YANkS AND JAPS
IN TIE AT TOXIC

Toxic. Apr. 26-(By A. P.)-The
baseball game between Waseda Uni
versity and Indiana University ended
in an eleven inning tie. 1 to /. The
game was called on account Of dark
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-27

Earned runs-Cony c. Home run
harrington. Three-basc hit-Austin
Struck out-Rideout IS. Soucier z. Hit
by pitched ball-By SouHier. Albison.
Hughes. Base on balls-Rileout /,
Soucicr I. Sacrifice ht-R.doo"t. I'M
pirc, Talbcrt. Time, Oh.
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DODGERS FALL ON BRAVES AND
CL0uT ten RUNS IN LAST Three
FRAMES; HUNGL|N SCORES SIX

Boston. Apr o6-Fillingim held
brooklyn runless today until the tn
inning when the visitors fell on the
Boston spit ball pitcher and contin-
,.ed their hard hitting against Oesch-
ger. winning 10 TO /. Hungling
knocked in six runs and scored twice
himself. Score:
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RED Soy USE FOURTEEN MEN
IN Vain ATTEMPT TO STAvE
OFF DEFEAT BY THE SENATORS

Washington, April 20 Washtngta,
made clean sweep or the scriss WITH
Boston by taking tho fnal game iola,
Is 10 &. Tho locals punched MS ~
four OF the visiting pitchers. Gleason
although HIT hard, received epod SIN.
port. The score
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Two-hasc hits--flcC. Char
ORourke j. Harris Thr-e-Iasr h.'s
% Rourke, Judge DuEsn. Horne non
Elmer Smith. stolen bsSeS-Rtcr
Double PLAYS Bush, :. Harris Erl
Judge :" Lett ON bases Boston o.
Washington ~. Bases on balls DIP
Gleason T. pcnnock .. karr I, Dodge o.
Fullerton z. struck out-Ev ruHn.,
/. Dodge > Gleason :. Fullerton g.
Hits-On Pennock = In ! % inrjrE-
Karr .. Dodge in J. Fullerton On =.
Losing pitcher Tcnnc'k I'mpIIrs
Coruoll. and Wilson. Timo -ls.
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COLBY LOSES
TO BROWN NINE

Providence. II. /. April 26.-Brown
defeated Colby College of Waterville
here today by a score Of to 1.
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SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 1; Brooklyn 10.
Philadelphia s.; New York 4.
Cincinnati 8; St. Louis o.
Chicago q; Pittsbura 8.
TODAY'S GAMES
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
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BOwdOin FrOwns
on Plan for Track
Meet by telegraph

Boston, April 26-At least three and
possibly five. New England colleges
will participate late in May in A tele-
graphic track and field competition.
II was announced today that AM
herst. Wesleyan and Tufts had
agreed to the plan, which calls for
competition in IA events by teams of
ten men each.
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BANGOR STARTS
BASEBALL SLATE
WITH HOME GAME

Bangor. April e6-Bangor High viii
open its baseball season at home or
the Abbott square diamond on Nav 7.
when IL will meet the orono Catholic
, High team. Manager Nutter OF the
locals has his schedule arranged CON
sisting of is dates. eight OF which arc
home games.
On June s. the team will journey n
Milo where the game between Ban
gor and Milo High will be the featur"
OF the graduation day exercises :
that town.
friendly rivalry Is row in evidence
between the crimson tal tossers and
the Brewer High nine. The dates for
this seasons games are May II a.
Bangor and June 10 At brewer
The Bangor schedule as announced
by manager Uuttcr is as follows:
May 5-Orono Catholic High q,
Bangor.
May s-Oldtown at Oldtown.
May 1o-Hlggins Classical Institute
at Bangor.
May 2s-Corinna Academy at Fan
gor.
May 15-Corinna Academy at Cor
lima.
May 15-Dcxter High at Bangor.
May 17-Brewer High at Bangor.
May c0-Higgins Classical Institute
at Charleston.
May 24-Milo High AT Bangor.
May e5--Miliinocket High at Ban
gor.
May offending.
May S1-Oidtown ut Bangor.
June 3-Orono Catholic High AZ
Orono. ~
June 7-Dexter Higli4es Dexter.
June 8-MiiD High at Milo.
June 10-Brewer High Ct Brewer.
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STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Detroit 2; St. Louis o.
Washington IS; Boston 6.
New York 2; Philadelphia q.
Cleveland 8; New York 7.
TODAY'S GAMES
Detroit at St. Louis.
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Eastern League Results

At Hartford. 9; Fitchburg 6.
At Springfield. 2; PittsfieId ..
At Bridgeport, 6; New Haven IL
60 ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-27

Brunswick Me, April cs-Bowdoin
is not considering competition in
a Geographic track and field meet
Coach Magee said he did not favor
the type of event.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-27
IplsToN
WAsfiINGTON

Stated for Dodge ~ Sip
"Battcd frr Fullerton boo P'N