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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
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Especial to Kennebec Journal)
Gardiner, Me, June 12.-Dickie
Ridcout. Cony's snappy little relief
pitcher had an easy time with Gar
diner on Quimby field today. winning
his game by a count of / 4 to !. He
held the local boys to hits, struck
ont 70 and issued but one pass
Marks, who pitched q very good
game at Augusta was clearly off, and
his wildncss in the first inning and
first part Of the second was costly
for Gardiner. McDonOugh who re-
nevcd him in the second got away to
a bad start, but settled down to hard
work and held tie Cony lads to 4
scattered hits for the remainder Of
the game, although he was wild at
times, issuing five passes and hitting
three COny batters.
Harrington, first man up for Cony,
started the slaughter with a clean
three baggcg; Stafford was handed q
tree ticket: Ellis cracked a safety,
and both men scored. Austin sent a
high one to Hutchins who muffed il,
but threw Ellis out at second. Austin
rompcd home shortly, however, on
.Iark's wild pitch.
Cony started a sort Of pre- circus
day parade in the second frame.
Rideout started with q single; Far
rington walked; Stafford reached the
initial sack on Marks error. Ellis
was given walk and Rideout was
forced TO stroll home, as there was no
other place to go. Another bad bull
by Marks. and brought the two re
naming mon in, and he was relieved
Ivy McDonough, with Gardeners line
up shifting to meet the change. Nc
Donouch could not adapt himself i'm
mediatoly, and his own Uildness,
combined with boncrs by his team
mates, save C0ny > more runs for a
! total of before the inning was fin
shCd.
Cony added another in the sixth
on Ross error. and Bush's hit which
drove Austin home. Gardiner scored
| her lone scratch in this inning, and
saved a shut-out. McDonough singh
Cd after Ross had famed, Hutchins
flied out to short and two errors by
Eoderick of Cony-both easy outs
brought the local pitcher in for Car
diners only score.
Cony's final tallies came in the
last canto on a walk issued to Far
rington and hits by Stafford and Ellis.
NCDOnOugh, Potter, and Saccr pI9y-
Cd we'll for Gardiner, with Skillins
putting up a very good game after
being placed on first. The stickwolll
of Ross and Gkillins brought cheers
from the local rootcrs when each
pGlod out a two-bacecr.
The Summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
PROCESS SERVER
GETS IN WRONG

New York, June 12-David Hart
man. a process server, ran into
trouble tonight when he served Mrs.
Elsie Chambers, wife Of Robert W.
chambers, the novelist. with papers
IN a suit growing out of an automo-
bile accident last March
When the maid told him that Mrs,
Chambers could not be seen the pro-
cess server rushed past her upstairs
rs Mrs. Chambers emerged from her
bath Hartman it is alleged then
threw the subpoena at her and fled
down stairs.
Half an hour later Mrs. Chambers
reported to the police that a pearl
necklace which she valued at s2675,
was missing. Hartman was arrested
on a charge of grand larceny. He
admitted serving the subpoena but
denied guilt for the disappearance of
the necklace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
MURRAY, LATE OF SENATORS,
TOPLAY SECOND FOR AUGUSTA
FIRST CAME DUE ON oath

Graves; Center, French; right, Beau
doin.
The first game will be played at
home on Saturday, June a. and the
opposing team will probably be To-
gus. The following Wednesday the
strong Norway team will be seen n
Augusta and on Saturday, July :, the
Augusta team will journey to Lewiston
to play the team that is to represent
the Spindle City this year. On the
morning of the Fourth the Lewistons
will play a return game. Ben is NV
negotiating for strong team for the
afternoon.
A series has been arrange with both
the Norway and Lewiston teams dur
ing the month of July. and there will
be games arranged with the Bar Har
Dor, Easterns, Millinocket and Port
land Sandlotters. 1t is probable that
some fast Bay State team will also
be seen here before the close of the
season. Work is progressing on the
Williams field and it looks like every
thing and everybody will be ready for
the gath in Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
Cubs Score First
Win Over Robins

Brooklyn. y. Y. June 12-Chicago
beat Brooklyn for the first time this
season. making the victory a decisive
onn by s to u. Aldridge held the
Dodgers down to five scattered hits.
ana although three Of them We're
doubles, only two runners reached
third base. Score:
Ch.cago oo2 Oo4 I'll o-S-13-5
Brooklyn o o 0 90 0 Go "a
Aldr.dee and O'Farrell Smith, De-
Gator MlmauX and Deborry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
joys Easy Gardiner Monaires Complete
Maine SEMI-PR0
TEAMS TO OPEN
SEASON ON JUNE II

Portland, Me-, June 1e.-Most OF
the big semi-pro baseball teams
of the State will have their for
NAL openings next Saturday or the
Saturday following. Augusta, Bar
Harbor, Millinocket and East MILL
nocket, Lewiston and Portland, The
Goodall Textiles, of Sanford; Easterns
Of South Brewer; L. c. F.. of Old
town, and several others are already
under way.
Portland probably will open up at
Bayside the 18th, and Ostergren S
team will be the opening attraction
for Manager Anderson's club at Lew
iston on the Gath, while Lewiston will
play a return engagement here July
l. The local nagement plans
series Of Wednesday games this sea-
son to accommodate all the store
workers who are unable to attend the
Saturday contests, and the manage
ment intends to book the same class
of high grade semi-pro attractions for
the mid-week as for the weekc
duels.
Ostergren is making trip to Bos
ton this week to corral three or four
ball players with whom he has been
in touch. while at the same time sew
eral of last years club, who hit we'll
all season against the cream of the
college pitchers performing in Maine,
will be back in harness. The locals
hope to renew their warfare with the
crack Millionaires with whom they
played a series of seven games last
season, winning three and losing four.
lost SO; 4-3; 16-15: anG 11-4. These
scores show how close was the bat
Ting between the Sandlottcrs and the
Milionaires.
The Oxford Bears will not be in uni
form this season. but Twin Towns
will be back again making a bid for
State honors with tie crack southpaw.
Tim Houghton, heading the hurting
staff. The Norway South Paris COM
bination opens up next Saturday.
playing the Wcstbrook team composed
largely of Bates college PLAYERS. ard
with the Bates battery, Spilled and
Partridge.
A. !. Solomon'r Biddeford team
played one game losing 4 close contest
to Colby college. but it was not real
Saturday opening" only q workout
game which gave "Sol" a line on his
players. Since that h has been busy
revampinS his club and hopes to open
with a big attraction. He has signed
up a whole cluster of ball tossers for
; trial and besides the five he has kept
for nucleus. expects a dozen or more
! now ones TO report this week.
! Island Falls will put slashng team
/ in the field this year, with Freddy
! Walker and Jack Handy the Bowdoin
battery amongst the acquisitions and
Ski" Nanier of the Portland KNIGHTS
las q second catcher Several cities
which were not represented by semi
! pro clubs last scacon have caught the
fever hard this year, and altogether it
appears that the big season of 1921 in
Maine will be eclipsed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
Lawrence Blanks
WinslOw in Last
Game Sentinel Series

Watcrville. Nc, June 1e.-LaWrencc
won the final game of the Sentinel
League series from Winslow High ~
to today on Libby field. a cold wind
with frequent showers made the play
ing somewhat loose on both sides. The
first inning was the deciding one of
the game when six of the Lawrence
sluggers crossed the plate before Nc
Ausland replaced Hapworth in the box.
This is the first game that Hapworth
has been in for several weeks or ac-
count Of a sprained ankle received in
a broad jump. He was hardly able to
walk today and there was considera-
BILE argument about having a base run
nor for him, but it was ovcrrulod and
he was able to reach first only once,
although he got several good clouts at
the ball McAusland pitched great
game all the way through and with
any backing at all he would have kept
t4IC SNplt SilL-iIAtI IMAM IL NdS. Int
diamond of Libby field is far from
smooth and many Of the errors were
the result of this fact. Lacombe pull
ed the one double play of the game
unassisted when he caught a stiff
liner near the first corner and tagged
a man off first before he was able to
get back to safety. Bragg and O'Brien
worked together as usual in ar effi-
Gent manner and the WinsloW stick
men were only able to touch Bragg
for three clean clouts. Hapworth was
on the job for Winslow behind the bat
and two of his pegs to second gave
Horth a chance to score two putoutS
O'Bricn was the sluggcr of the day
with double and a long fly to right
tieeld that netted him three cushions
After the first inning the Lawrence
boys did not worry much about losing
the game and a II of the men up swung
as though they expected to make
homers. Although Bragg did not
strike out any more men than McAus-
land he pitched great ball and time
after time the out was made by the
first bascman on an easy groundcr that
rolled down the firstba5e line.
This game was the important one
of the series that has been going on
since the middle of April and the vic
tory means that Lawrence can ella II
the right to be called the best high
school in central Maine. Coburn shut.
them out by a score OF to Q. with
Brown having the edge on Bragg in
a pitchers duel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
American Dollar
Valuable in Vienna

Vienna, June 12-(By A. P.)-The
American dollar sold at 21,0O0 kron-
en- today The government has or
dered the bourse closed over Tues
day and it is rumored that only two
days of trading weekly will be per-
mitted
Stocks rose Enthusiastically today
the list increasing on an average of
353 per cent. The situation is re-
garded as decidedly panicky. 1t is
rumored ath many stores will dis
continue making sales.
The abend today utters an open
warning to the entente not to let the
situation get out of hand. 1t says that
when the people are without a plan
or leaders they may attempt an adj
Justment OF the situation without re-
gard to innocent lives or material
damage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13

Ben Houser is in search of a goou
portsider. Outside of that the person
mel of the Augusta Millionaires is COM
plete. Ben blew into the Office last
night with the information that he had
secured the John Hancock of William
Murray, coach Of Boston University,
to play the keystone sack for the COM
ing season.
Murray's experience s. ould fit him
for the berth. Two seasons ago he
was with the Washington team but
did not play regularly and he was
later farmed out Four years ago he
was with Toledo under the tutelage of
Larry Lajoie, who was favorably i'm
pressed with Murray's work. He is a
finished fielder and fair hitter and
with his knowledge of the game should
prove a valuable boy in the Houser
inner defence.
The team will go into the first
game with the following men: Pitch
ers, Sullcforth, Williams and Brennan;
catchers. Abbott and Beaudoin; first
base. Wilson; second, Murray; third,
Brisk; short, kirkpatrick; left,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
Enforcement Officer
Charged with Assault
Released $4,000 Bonds

Boston, June 12.-Edward Began,
prohibition enforcement officer, was
IaTaigned in the municipal court to-
day on a charge o. assault with
loaded revolver with intent to kill Jo-.
seph Sequeira in {. West End sal on
raid Saturday night. Before asking
for a continuance until June IS. which
was granted, Harol! .tavcrly, legal
adviser in prohibition enforcement
matters in this district, announced
that the government would support
Began. twenty-five Federal prohibi-
ton enforcement agents had been
killed in line of duty in the past year,
he said, Began himself had been stab
bed in the neck during a raid recently,
andin Saturdays nights affair he fir
.ed in self defence. Began who APP
peared in court with blackened eye
was released in So, 900 bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
Mass. Dept of Labor
Directed Make Effort
Settle Textile Strike

Boston, June 12-Tho House of
Representatives today adopted an or
der directing the state department of
labor and industries to make every
effort to settl5 the textile strike now.
in progress in this state.
Provision was made in the order.
"hlch has yet to go before the SEN
ate Tor the department to inquire
INTO the financial condition Of the
MINIS involved TO compare the wages
PAID by Massachusetts cotton mills
with those in the south and to deter
mine whether the recent 20 per cent
wage reductions were necessary.
Under the order the department
would be required to report to the
governor and council as soon az pos
slbie and to submit to the next CEN
eral court such recommendation as
it might see fit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
Marquette University
Seismograph Shows
Two Earth TremOrs

Milwaukee, June 1.-Two records
Of earth tremors were recorded on
the seismograph of Marquette Univer-
sity here in the night, Father Kramer
reported today. The first started at
1886 O'Clock this morning, lasting as
minutes. There was a period of in
tenseness beginning at lis and last
ing ten minutes. The second shock
vas recorded at 4. NJ. continuing
FOR ten minutes. The indicated direc-
ton was southwest and the location
ABOUT 1000 miles distant from Mil
Waukee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
Rep. House Leaders
Discuss Ship Subsidy
Muscle Shoals Action

Washington, June 12-After con-
ference today with President Hard
ing. Representative Mondell, the re-
publican lie; der. hastily called to-
gether the republican steering COM
mittee of the house to discuss prob
able action on the ship subsidy bill
and Muscle Shoals, but the meeting,
it was said, got nowhere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
Readfeld Wins
Over Winthrop, 6-5

Readfeld, June 12-Readfeld won
an exciting game Of baseball from
Winthrop today in 10 innings. The
game was featured by the pitching
and hitting of r. Morrill, who struck
out II men and made three runs.
MacIlroy played a fine game for the
losers. Rolfe caught Morrill, in a
fine manner. The score:
Readfeld
O1OO 10 1 0 2-6-10-2
Winthrop
10OO1 O1 ID A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13

Berlin. June 12-(By A. P.)-Thc
world rights. both book and serial,
OF the former German emperor's
memoirs have been secured by an
American syndicate for a sum said
to approximate a quarter of a mil
lion dollars. McClure's syndicate
controls the serial rights. which have
already been bought by a score of
leading American newspapers. ac-
cording to the statement of Clinton
4. Brainard. president of the Nc
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Bates Names Managers
in Five Letter Sports

Lewiston, Me, June 1.-THE Bates
college Athletic association elected
managers in five letter sports today,
as follows: Base ball. Robert G. Wade
of Rockland, Mass, basketball; Fred
A. Huntress Of Groveland, Mass. ;
hockey. Frederick c. Moves of Ninal-
haven: tennis, Philip J.. Emery of
Bar Harbor; track, Albert a. Dun
lap of Bowdoinham.
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Reds Prove Easy
Mark for Giants

New York. June l2-New York in
creased its lead over Pittsburg today
winning an easy 9 to 3 victory from
Cincinnati. while the Pirates were
losing in Boston. Mousel hit home
run with the bases full in the third
and triplod with Groh on base in the
lf'h Score.
Cincinnati 100000 Is so
New York o o : 0 o 0 x-9-13-1
Rixcy Gillespie and Hargrave; II.
Barnes and SNYDER.
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Collector for Stores
Foils 3 Hold-up Men
in Attempt Get Cash

attempted to rob Stephen j. Ticrne%,
collector for the NJ. Keefe & Co.
grocery stores in the Roxbury district
today but Tierney. although knocked
down, succeeded in holding the money
bag.
The screams Of passing women who
witnessed the hold-up frightened the
robbers, and they fed.
Tierney was held up and robbed
year ago when $1,000 was stolen from
him. He refused to tell the police the
amount of money inthe bag today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
Nomination Papers
for Allen, Candidate
Governor Mass, Filed

Boston. June 12.-Nomination pa
pers in the interest of j. Weston AL
len as candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor were taken
out at the office Of secretary of state
today The person obtained them was
not known at the office. sit was said.
and the attorney general disclaimed
authority for the application.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
Favorable Report
Capper-T incher Bill
on Futures Trading

Washington. June 12-Favorable
report on the Capper- Tincher bill TO
amend the futures trading act 10
meet the recent decision Of the su-
preme court, declaring sections Of
that act imperative. was ordered to-
day by the house agricultural COM
mittee. The measure, which was re-
ported as introduced, is expected to
be taken up in the house Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
Oppose BOXING Shows

Professional boxing shows given by
the American Legion posts Of ARGOS
took are decried by the Aroostook
Baptist Association. Resolutions have
been adopted to the effect that we
have no objection to boxing among its
members, but we consider that pro-
fessional boxing for the sake Of gain
is demora lizing both to the Legion
and to the communities in which the
matches are held"
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College Hurler
Too Much for Yanks

st. Louis, June 12-"Shucks" Pru-
EFT, college pitcher. today gave the
Browns their first victory over the
Yankees III the present series, seven
to one. Babe Ruth famed three
times. Williams made his 18th hon.
CT in the first inning with Gerber on
base. SCOTS triple and Devormers
grounder gave the Yankees a tally in
the fifth. Score:
New York 0 0 o 1 o q o o-1-G.1
st. Louis. o o 90 % x-7-9-0
Bush and Devormcr: PRIV IT and
SEVERED
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Indians Have
1t Easy with Macks

Cleveland, June 12-Cleveland bat
ted Philadelphia pitchers hard today
winning II to 3. Uhle, while some
what wild at the start, was very cf-
fective. Miller hit a home run into
the new left field stands. Only four
other players have hit a homer into
these stands, Miller being the only
one to do it twice. Score:
Phila :. 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 / O. ? So
Cleveland
0 o q / . / X-11-11-0
Naylor, Harrison, Sullivan and
Eruggy; Uhlc and O'NoiH.
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Webster Juniors, II; harrington, 5.

The Webster Juniors defeateu the
Harrington school nine II to yes
terday afternoon on the harrington
grounds. The batting of Gosselin of
Webster, who featured his first trip
to bat With a homer; and later
banged a three Dagger was a high
spot of the contest, together with the
stick work of Perry, who hit for
1000 in trips to the plate, and the
fine work of outf1elder Tondreau Of
Webster. The batteries: Webster,
Cormior and Perry; harrington,
Haskell AMI Muse.
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Senators Bunch
'em for Tiger Defeat

Detroit, June T. : WASHINGTON
punched hits today and defeated De-
troit to 6 in the third game of the
series. The Tigers rallied strongly in
the ninth but fell one run short Of ty-
ing the score. Zachary hit safely on
his four trips to the plate. Score:
Washington Q 0 4 0 1 / / 0--7-l2-0
Detroit -. 20 o 0 ! ] 0 o 4--G-ll-o
Zachary and Picinich; Ehmke ana
Ea Ssler
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Criticism Goldstein
Nomination Belittled
in Harding's Letter

st. Louis, June 12.-President Hard
ing has written Nat Goldstein that
the criticism produced by the nomina-
ton of Goldstein for Internal revenue
collector here caused by Goldsteins
acceptance of $500 of Iowden cam
paign funds, was of an "undeserying
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Fosdick, Vice Pres. of
Lewiston Firm Dead

Lewiston. Ne, June 12-Herman
A. Fosdick, A years old, vice president
Of the Bates Street Shirt Co. of this
city. died here today. He was for
merly associated with Boston firm Of
Brokers.
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X. ]. SPORT CALENDAR

July 11-13-Junior League of Driving
Clubs of the L. S. Charles River
Speedway, Allston, Mass.
June IN. &. A. A. meet. Chicago.
June 17-Annual Gypsy tour by motor
cycle to Old Orchard, from Boston.
August 19-26-Maine State cham
pionship tennis tournament at SPUR
rel Island.
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I7t'tRCi TOT T q = V'eVII III VIZ
Boston ........ l 0 0 0 Of
Chicago ..... 0 4 0 0 0 1 x
Two base hits-Schalk. Mostil Sac.
Hodge, Mulligan. Mos.
til. Double plays-Johnson to Shelly:
.O'Rourl1e to Pratt to Burns; Mulrgan
to Sheely to Mulligan. Left on bases
Boston 9; Chicago 4. Base on balls
Off Schupp 6; Ferguson .; Karr /:
Hodge /. Struck out-By Ferguson
-: Hodge l. Hits-Off Schupp 5 in
D innings. none out, bases filled in
sixth: off Hodge in 4; off Ferguson
4 in 5; Karr 5 in 3. Winning pitcher
Hodge. Losing pitcher--Karr. I'M
pires, Chill and Hildcbrandt. Time
|1:50.
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Mrs. Mallory Wins
at Rockingham

London, July lin the first
round of the Kent Lawn Tennis
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory de-
feated Mrs Prior. so. G-1.
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MILLER REGISTERS HIS FIFTH
STRAIGHT AND BRAVES HAND
Il TO z LAC|NC TO PIRATES

Boston, June 12-Mlller won his
hfth straight game today, Boston
defeating rittsburg II to :. Pitts
burg was held to six hits while the
visitors errors and the high wind
gavc Boston several easy runs. Holke
w.s absent from the Braves lineup,
because Of an attack of measles.
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st. Marys Juniors
Swamped by Smiths

The Smith Juniors easily defeated
the st. Mary's Juniors n to q in a
regularly scheduled game Monday
afternoon on the Driving park dia-
mond.
st. Marys ........1 l L u
Batteries-Smiths. Goodchild and
Bowman: st. Mary's, Farrell. Pom
erleau, Levasser and Lizotte and
Farrell.