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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-15

SOLDIERS TAKE
|CLOSE SHOOTING
MATCH FROM LEES

In very close match which was
shot at 200 yards on the State out
door rifle range, Saturday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Lee were de-
feated by Sergeants Ryan Of the
Quartermaster Corp and Tobey of
Co. F. The final score oy teams was
Tobey and Ryan IS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee 81.
The match was shot in q fitful
wind. with rain falling at times. and
at an eight inch bulls eve. but despite
these handicaps the scores of Ryan,
Tobey and Mrs. Lee were a. out Of
a possible SO with Mr.. Lee shooting
a 43. There was but one three in
the entire match ana this was made
by Sergeant Tobey who also made
five consecutive bulls eyes.
The scores were MS foIows.
Ryan-4, S, 4. 5, 4, 4, 4, 4. S, 5, to-
tai A.
X. Let. 4, 5. 4, 4, 5. 4. 5, 4. 4.
total 43.
Tobey-4, 5. 5, 5, 5, 5, 4, 4, 4, 8,
total a..
Mrs. Les, 4. 5. 4. 4, 4, 5. 5, A, 4,
total a..
AS this is the first time that the
contestants had been shooting the
long distance this year they feel that
they have set up pretty good mark.
1t is expected that these shoots may
be held quite often this summer and
that interest in craftsmanship may
increase in this vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-15

G. S. Lawrence of Gardiner, run
ming for the University of Maine,
shared honors with Capt. Ray Butler
of Bates in furnishing thrills for the
big crowd of spectators present at
the Maine Intercoll egiate Track
Meet at Waterville Saturday. Law
renee equalled MeaniX's State record
of Is seconds fiat in the 440 after a
sensational finish, and Ray Buker
knocked nearly 10 seconds of Frank
Preti's mark of 9 Minis, "a 20 secs,
finishing in 8 Minis, 45 1-5 seconds.
Bowdoin pleased the dopsters by
taking the meet as scheduled. hang
ing up So IL points, with Bates nos
ing second from Maine with a total
of 80 points against % IL for the
Orono men; Colby finished a poor
fourth with 8 points.
Individual honors for the day went
to Tootell of Bowdoin, the big tackle
taking first in the hammer, first in
the shot. and second in the discus,
for a total of 10 points. Butler Of
Bowdoin won both the short dashes
and second honors for the day.
The 440-yard dash was easily the
most exciting race oft he day. Law
renee has not been running up to
form this year and was not consid
cred seriously for premier honors in
this grueling event. The Gardiner
boy showed his gameness, however.
when, in the fina! 100 yards of the
battle with Foran of Colby leading,
he crossed the tape with wonder
full squirt and took the race by a hair
in what looked like a dead heat.
With a strong wind retarding the
runners, his time is remarkably
good.
Ray Bullcr left his mark in the two
mile with all sections of the stand
demanding a new record, and paced
easily about the track as though he
were running a lone race, paying no
attention to his competitors. In the
final 220 he heightened his stride
and sped around the track at q
sprinter's pace, easily knocking 10
seconds from the established mark.
MCKINLEY of Bates. who took second
looks Ike worthy successor to the
Garnet captain after his tinisp in
the f0st time of 9 Minis, 81 l-5\sec-
onds, which would have broken the
record without Buker's lower mark.
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TOGUS TWIRLER
ALLOWS BUT ONE
HIT BY GARDINER

Togus opened it's has ,ball .season
hare Saturday with +. good seventh
ming game which they won IL to 0.
The band was on hand to furnish ap-
proprate music for the enjoyment of
the spectators.
Perry pitched for the visiting team
and it was fine game up TO the 6th
when with two out Hines. Latin and
Eastman hit safely. and eight runs
crossed the plate for Togus.
Pomerleau, a new man IN the To-
gus lineup but not new to the fans,
vas on the mound fer the Home
team and did effective work. receiv-
ing gilt edged support. Only one
Gardiner man was for,unate enough
to get hit through safely, and that
was Kelly who got the clout in the
second.
Togus plans to have as good a
team as last season when Albert ID.
Morneau, manager, piloted the team
through with an envious record. 1t
is planned to commence the Sunday
games in June, after the boys get a
little more practice so as not to put
| up n poor exhibition. Next Saturday
the game will be with the Hazard
| from Gardiner.
The summary.
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Me. College Tennis
Meet Opens Today

WaterNillc, May l11ThC drawings
for the State intercollegiate Tennis
Tournament that will be held in Wa
tcrvillc Monday and Tuesday were
held tonight in the Delta Kappa Up
silon house.
The doubles teams will line zip as
follows: Lord and l.. Bishop, Bow
dom vs.. Durham and Curtis of
Maine: Cow ana SacEctt of Colby vs..
Roberts and Stanley OF Bates: Par
fridge and Fl. Bishop OF Bowdoin vs..
Barton and Hanscom< of Maine:
Shoemaker and Eddy of Colby vs..
Ireland and Purington of Bates.
The singles matches were drawn
as follows: Saclett. Colby VS.. Curtis.
Maine: PurinGton, Bates vs.. Par
fridge. Bowdoin; Fl. Bishop. Bowdoin
VS.. Hanscom. Maine; Roberts. Bates
VS.. Cow of Colby.
Bowdoin won the meet last year
with Colby second and Gates third.
This year in the dual matches Bow
doin has defeated Colby five to one
while Colby has defeated Bates four
to two. Maine is an unknown quan-
tity this year. The singles champion
of last year. Kimball Fisher of Bow
dom. died in the south during the
winter He was also partner with
Partridge for the state doubles
championship team last year. Last
year in the dual tournament between
Colby and Bowdoin. Cow Of Colby
defeated Partridge Of Bowdoin In n
five set match with the following re
suits: 70. c.. CT 30. 12-10. This
year Partridge came back and
trimmed Cow last week c.. SO. SO.
If these two men arc successful they
will come together in the finals and
the dope is that they will win all
their matches up to tie finals.
The first round Of doubles will be
played at Q o'clock tomorrow and the
first round of the singles will start as
soon as possible after that. In the
afternoon, starting at o'clock. the
semi-fna!s of the doubles will be
played. Tuesday morning the SEMI
finals of the singles will be played
and in the afternoon the finals of the
doubles. Tuesday afternoon the fin
ais of the singles will be played off
The matches will be played on the
Deke court and the college court in
front of tie Icta Psi house.
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C0Ny HIGH TRACKSTERS Set
lip five new RECORDS AT
annual NTERCLASS GAMES

Mack, "a. end; Kingsbury. '23, 3rd;
Stevens, '23, 4th; McAuley, %, 9Th.
Time Minis, 8 rs sec. (New rec
orD.
Mile Run-Foster, '23. list; Howell.
"a, End; Jenkins. '23, 3rd: Prime. '23,
4th; Aubin. '23, 9Th. Time, Minis,
So sec. (New recOrd).
Pole Nault-Austin, '23 LIST; Hill.
%, End; Gray. p. G., Bird; Howell, "a.
4th; Duncard, '25, 5th. Heights IT..
10 ms.
High jump-F'arringto %, 1st;
Ginddings 90, C. Poor "a, Winslow "a
Prime 23, tied for second. Height, 4
fit. IL inches.
Broad jump-Fdrringto %. list:
Prime 'a3. md; c. Poor 90, 3rd: J..
Austin '23. 4th; S. Giddings, 9Th. Dis
lance, 10 fl. 10 inches. New rccordD
Shotput-I'arringto '23, LIST: SAT-
ford 80. End; l.. Austin '23. 3rd: s.
Poor 20. 4th; Cooper -, 5th. Dis
lance. 80 #. 4 "a inches.
Discus-Farrington %, 1st; S. Poor
20. end: l.. Austin '23. 3rd; Jenkins
'aS. 4th; Foster %, 5th. Distance. so
fl, 81 inches
Tie points were divided as follows:
100-yard dashJ etaoi etaoi etaoinm
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Phil Brisk will hold down the hot
corner for Sen Houser's Millionaires
the coming season. This was mace
certain Saturday when Ben and tho
former Amherst Ctlr came 10 terms.
Phil was popular with the fans last
season and played a fine game. Phil
is n pedacoguc during the fall and
winter but keeps in trim kor summer
baseball
There is still doubt as to who will
play at short, second. and tho hurlers.
Although Brisk and Pat French are
the only ones aCtuall!, signed mp. It is
very ISobably that Artic Abbott will
b. seen behind the bat. Sid Graves in
center. Sukeforth in rilht. French in
left and Squanto " .lson on first Two
pitchers. a sh0rtstop ana second base
man are vet to be selected and ITOus-
or has been looking over the college
teams but has not vet come to Gcci-
sion.
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TWO MILE RUN

TWO MILE RUN
Won by Buker. Bates; second. Nc
Ginley, Bates; third. Mckeeman.
Maine. Time. s.45 la tnew record).
120 YARD HURDLES
) First heat, won by Burrill. Bates:
second, Young, Colby. Time II 3-5
seconds.
Second heat, won by Hardy. Bow
dom: second, jenkins, Bates. Time
IT lis seconds.
Final Heat, won by Hardy, "ow-
doin: second, Burrill. Bates. (Young
OF Bates and Jenkins of Rates, dis
qualified). Time 16 As seconds.
220 YARD HURDLES
First heat, won by Desjardins,
Maine: second, Dolbeare, Colby. Time
% 40 seconds.
Second heat, won by Burrill, Bates;
second, Sweet Maine. Time IS As
seconds.
Third heat, won by Young. Colby:
second. Hardy. Bowdoin. Time 81 rs
seconds.
Heat for second mel, won by Har-
dy, Bowdoin. Time % As seconds.
Final heat. won by Burrill. Bates:
second. Young, Colby: third, Hardy.
Bowdoin. Time 81 Is seconds.
FIELD EVENTS
High Jump-Won by Small. Bow
doin: second. Hildreth, Bowdo,n;
third, tie between Philbrook. Bowdoin
and Boyden, Maine. Height TT. 5
IA inches.
Broad Jur1p-Won by Small. Bow
dom: second. Pinkham. Maine; taird.
Batten, Bates. Distance 20 TT. IL
inches.
Pole vault-Won by +. Bishop.
Bowdoin; IL It.; second, Houston.
Maine, 10 TT. Q in; third, Kemp,
Colby. 10 it. 6 in.
16 Pound Shot Put-Won by Too
tell, Bowdoin: second, Cohen. Maine:
third, Charles, Bowdoin. Distance
80 IS fit.
Throwing Discus--Won by Luce.
Bates: second, Tootell, Bowdoin:
third, Parsons, Bowdoin. Distance
1923 it,
Hammer Throw--Won by Tootell,
Bowdon; second. Strout, Maine;
third. Mason, Bowdoin. Distance
1894 #.
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Giants Take Close
One from the Cubs

Chicago, May 14-New York came
from behind today and defeated Chi
cago ) to 4 in 10 innings. The game
was a pitching duel between AlcNan-
der and Jess Barnes, the latter
weakening before his rival and Civ
ing away to pinch hitter. Causey,
who replaced him was wild. and
Douglas then walked two men fore
ing in Chicagos tying run in the
eighth New York had taken the
lead in their half of the eighth.
Meusel's double and a single by
SINNERS sent in the winning run.
The first six innings were played
in Il drizzling rain, and the infle!d
was a sea of mud. Score:
New York
o o 0 0 0 3 0 --5-12-0
Chicago 0 l 0 o l 0 0-4- 81
J. Barnes. Causey, Douglas and
Snyder; Alexander and O'Farrell. :
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Gardiner Buried
20.9 bY Lewiston

Lewiston, May 13---Lewiston High
buried Gardiner this afternoon 20-9
in weird contest. Gardiner got
away to four run margin in the
first three innings, but Roche held
them scoreless for the next five. In
the ninth the Lewiston twirler. is
sued seven bases on balls, six OF them
in succession, forcing in four runs.
Giguere relieved him after 80 were
retired and famed Skillin with the
bases full. Roche starred at bat get
ting five hits, being prevented from
scoring a nc mer when a coacher hell
him up at third. Ross, the Gardner
third baseman, turned in 'wo fine
catches Of fouls near the third base
bleachcrs.
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Richmond Defeats
Wiscasset High lilo
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial 70 kennebec JOuTnaIJ
Richmond Me, May 13.-Richmond
High won from Wiscasset High Sat
urday afternoon at the Fairgrounds
by a score of II to 10. 1t rained dur
ing most of the game and it took near
lv three hours to play. The local high
school team has won two out of the
three games played this season. The
score:
Richmond 210 2 0 l 2-11-10-5
.Wisca ssct 8 0 / 0 / 0 l 10 II
Kimball and Hartford; Egbcrt and
Perkins. kcrfcrlen.
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John O'Regan Dies
i'm Hand Ball Game

Asbury Park, y. j., May 14.-John
O'Regan. one Of the most noted ANA
teur oarsmen of the world. dropped
dead while playing hand ball at his
home here today. He was 81 years
old.
Mr.. O'RcPan was member or the
Metropolitan Rowing Club for So
years. Wearing its colors. he won
man championships. notably the dou-
blcs title while he took at James
town. y. Y. in 1887. William Clifford
was hist rowing partner.
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SATURDAYS SPORTS
College Baseball

Harvard >, Amherst /.
Boston College Z, Fordham l.
Yale - Virginia 4.
Holy Cross 4, Penn. State l.
Penn. 4. Dartmouth 0.
Tufts Is. Mass. Aggies =.
Columbia 9. Rutgers >.
Princeton g. Williams l.
Navy Z, Swarthmore 9.
Brown 4. Pittsburg =,
Lafayette ). Lehigh 4. 10 innings
., Colgate s. Army ..
= Cornell 3. Syracuse >.
Il TracL Meets
Maine Intercollegiate won by
Bowdoin, % L.; Bates, 81; Maine
IS L.; Colby. 8.
Harvard 20 1915, Yale GA 2-15.
Dartmouth so 2-3, Columbia 81 1-3
Yale Freshmen 81 1-5. Harvard
Freshmen A. 40.
Brown 20. Wesleyan "a.
Andover &c II, Dartmouth Fresh
men 40 IL.
Illinois 81. Michigan A.
n. II. state SO II, Boston Univer-
sity ~ IL.
West Point IS, Pittsburg 50.
Williams SO. Amherst 43.
Annapolis sc %. Mass. Tech
30 IS.
Exeter 1o1 AS. Tech Freshmen
q Is.
Cornell 20 1-3. Penn. 80 IS.
Boxing
At New York-Luis Firpo kayoed
Jack Herman, ) rounds.
schooIboy Results
South Portland High &, Portland
High 4.
Catholic High 4. Westbrook High
(S innings.)
Lincoln Acad. 10. Union High 0.
Lewiston High 20. Gardiner High 8.
Bridgton High 8, New Gloucester
High s.
'Bridgton Acad. 81, Parsonsfield
Seminary 6.
South Paris High 13. Leavitt Insti-
tute l.
Brunswick High 8, Lisbon Falls
High S.
Cornish High 13, Greeley Institute
g.
Rockland High 5, Rockport High 0.
Camden High Q, Morse High Z.
Vinalhaven High Is. Thomaston
High 10.
Westbrook Sem. s. Hebron Acad. T.
Gilman High q. Bangor High 8.
Brewer High 3, East Maine Con-
ference Seminary of Bucksport. >.
Shead Memorial High of PASSPORT
Il, Machias High Z.
Jonesport High S, Jonesboro High
G.
Ellsworth High 10: Bar Harbor
High 1.
Lubec High S. Washington State
Normal 4.
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Williams Hits Four
Out of Five Times Up

St. Louis. MAJ 1i-AIeadows held
the Cardinals at bay this afternoon
and turned them back in the pinches,
winning to l. with the aid of Will
liams, who hit safely four times out
Of the five trips to the plate. Score:
Phila. 49,. % 0 . 0 0 0 0 3-5-14O
St. Louis =. 0 0 0 90 O 0 0-1 SO
Meadows and Henline; plcffer,
Walker and ClcmOnS.
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Norwich in Fine
Fettle After His
Victory in Derby

Louisville, Ky. May 14--Tr1vcliiS
in state as BELTS the kings of tur:
dom Benjamin Blocks Norwich,
winner of the 1872 Kentucky Derby
here yesterday left tonight in a pal
ace car de luxe for New York. The
unbeaten son Of Runny-M ede suf
fered no i'll effects from his victory
over the crack three year-old
equines of the country and was in
fine fettle today. his attendants said,
after his wonderful 2.04 3-o made
yesterday.
Morvich's victory yesterday over
Col. Il. X. Bradley's Bet Mosie; COZ
G. +. Bakers John Finn and SIX 9TH
ers brought his total purses earned
to $162, 900, exclusive of he $1,000 sold
service awarded to Mr. Block by the
Kentucky Jockey Club. The net val
ne of the derby to the winner was
$46.775 and the extra prize increas-
ing it to S53,175, it became the larg-
est amount ever won in one race in
the United States by a three year
old he rsc.
con- arriving in New Yorh, accord
ing to Trainer Fred B;.IleW, Morn tc@
viii e prepared for his mkt engage
ment. the Belmont stakes, alsU for
tkreS. yoar-olds uud With an added
noLey value OF S5L GOO. II: oWaHl
and trainer have decided that the
brown colt will not be raced much
more this year because Of the heavy
impost that would be placed upon
him by the handicappers. At the
close Of his career as thrce-year-
old racer he is to join Samuel Rid
dies Man OWar, at Hinata Farm
near Lexington, Ky.
BY his 18th successive victory,
I. Norwich quite materially increased
the bank account of Jockey Albert
Johnson. whose skilful handling had
much to do with returning him q
winner. A certified check for $l0,-
900 was given the jockey by Mr..
Block.
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Tigers Winners
from the Yankees

New York, May 14.-Inability to hit
in the pinches today cost the Yankees
their second straight defeat by De-
troit to .. Pillette was almost in
vincible in the pinches. Wards single,
Schang's triple and Mays single in the
second saved the New Workers from
a shutout. The score:
Detroit ..3 0 . 0 0 1 0 1-S-12-1
New York 20 0 0 Q 0 0 0 O. "a
Pillette and Bassler; Mays and
Schang.
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GARDINER

Earned runs, TOgus s. Three base
hits, Eastman. Two base hits. East
man, Eigeuroa. Stolen bases, Pomer-
lcau. Ivory. Figeuroa, Moore. Tur-
ner, Perry .. Struck out by Pomer-
lcou 10, Perry 10. Passed ball. Bar
ably. Base on balls, by POmerleau
4 CTurner 2, Collins, Perry; by Per-
ry (Pomcrleau .. Baraby,. Ivory.
Sacrifice hits. Eastman. Umpire,
White and Donovan. Time 1:1O. At
tendance, 200.
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Highs Homer Wins
for the SuDerbas

Cincinnati. May 14-High's home
run, bounding into the right field
bleachers in the seventh inning prov
ed to be the chief factor - winning
today's game for Brooklyn over Gin
cinnati to 5. Cincinnati 0ut-bat'ed
Brooklyn more than two to one but
had II left on bases. Score:
Brooklyn. 0 . 0 l 0 0-6-b-l
Cincinnati
O / 0 0 . 0 0--5-14-1
Ructher, MamauX and Miller; Lu-
que and Hargravc.
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Brunswick High Wins
Close One from Lisbon

Brunswick. Me-, May 13.-After lead
ing for five innings. Brunswick High
had two bad sessions this afternoon
and Lisbon Falls High scored four
runs in the sixth and three in the sew
enth. The home team then began bat
the visitors. The score:
Brunswick ......1 0 0 3--9
Lisbon Falls % 0 0 0 / 0 0-S
Scribner. Ormsby and Coffin; Porter
and Bernier.
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LEWISTON


batted for Walsh in seevnth and
also ran for Harkins. also ran for
Callahan in fourth.
Gardiner -. 3 o 0 o q 10
Lewiston. :. 0 0 ] 0 o . 10 X-20
Errors, made by Sager. Potter
Hickey 3. Roche. Russell. Walsh.
Two base hits, Ros. Skillin, Wise
man. T, fond, Callahan .. Russell.
Left on bases. Gardiner s. Lewist on
s. First base on errors, Gardiner 3,
Lewiston .. Base on balls, off Da-
wilson 3. Marks 4, Roche O. Hits.
off Davidson I in s innings: off
Marks. 10 in o-3 innings: off Nc
Donough in 1-3 inning. Hit by
pitcher. by Davidson (Callahan).
Struck out. by Davidson 5. Marks 1,
Roche 5, Giguere 1. Winning pitch
er. Roche. Losing pitcher. Davidson.
Wild pitches. Roche. Passed balls.
Sager ., I.afond 1. Umpire, Daley.
Time, . hours.
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SENATORS BEST
THE INDIANS 4-3

Washington, May 14.-Cle veland S
late rally failed to overcome the carly
lead set by the Nationals and WASH
ington took the third game of the Sc
ries today 70 8. Speaker used three
pitchers against Mogridge, who was
steady at all times. Score:
Cleveland 20 0 0 O 0 . Is %
Washington 0 0 / 0 0x-4-103
Edwards. Kcefe. Sotheron and
O'Neill, Nunamaker; Mogridge and
Charity.
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KENT'S HILL HAS
EDGE ON COBURN

Kents Hill, Me-, May 13.-kents Hill
defeated Coburn Classical Institute Of
haC - strikeouts. The hitting of Pur-
linton, Fuller and Hamilton featured.
The score:
Kents Hill ......o 0 l AXIS
Coburn C. I. .....1 0 0 0 l 0 0 Is
Reardon and Chase; Brown and
Shanahan.
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Waterville Trims
HallOWell High go

Hallowell. Me, May 13-Waterviile
High trimmed Hallowell High, 8 to
O. this afternoon. The score:
Waterville
111o 90 80 1-9-12- 6
Hallowell
90 90 o 0 0 O 90 $40
Batteries. Wiseman and Joffer;
Armstrong, Johnson, Luce and Full
Ter.
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Watfeld, Mass, May 14.-David
Lesser and F'lorine Petta, boxer
known as aBttlng Johnson, both of
Syracuse. n. s., were arrested early
today and held for the federal au-
thorities on charge Of Illegal trans
portion of liquor. From a truck
which Lesser was driving the Of
ficers seized LIS quarts of WhiskoY.
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Eastern League Results.

Springfield G, New Haven 2.
Pittsfield 2, Albany /.
Hartford 8, Waterbury ,.
Bridgeport s, Fitchburg 49,.
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Cambridge, Mass. May 14.-Mitch-
ell Cratwick, who earned a letter at
the Yale Harvard track meet yester-
day. is now the second three letter
man at Harvard He has earned his
letter in football. hockey and track.
The other three letter man is George
Owen. who has letter for hockey,
baseball and football. CratWick tied
for third place in the pole vault yes
terday.
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STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Washington 4; Cleveland 3.
New York 2; Detroit 8.
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SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
ST. Louis 1; Philadelphia 5.
Cincinnati 5; Brooklyn 6.
Chicago a; New York 5.
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They have passed the buck up to
Bob Gardner. tho former Yale pole
vaulter. to select the players who
will meet the English golfers for the
Walker cup in September. Not the
most enviable task, but Bob has been
in some tough bunkers before, both
in golf and pole vaulting, and he
ought to come out all right. -,----
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TODAY'S GAMES
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Dertoit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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BOWdOin Clashes
with Holy Cross
Wed. at Portland

What looks like one Of the fastest
college games scheduled for the Pine
Tree State this season is due to 10
played at Bayside park. Portland.
Wednesday afternoon between Bow
dom and Holy Cross.
The Purple nine with Gill in the
box trimmed Bowdoin at Portland
last year } to >, and again defeated
the White. this year, at Worcester,
6 to s. with Gill doing the twirling.
1t is likely that the star southpaw
will again receive the pitching as
signment. although jim Tunney. who
has been out of the game since the
first of the year with appendicitis,
may get his first workout.
Captain Pete Finn will probably
be in the box for the Houserites as he
is anxious to revenge himself for the
two previous defeats handed him by
Jack Barry's charges.
The teams will probably lineup as
follows:
BOWDOIN HOLY CROSS
NJ. Morrell. 2b If. Leo Dugan
Needleman. If ...... BIB. Gautreau
Smith, 3b SIS. Gagnon
A. Morreli. SIS ..... .rf. Len DUNCAN
Graves. CT ..... .cf. Simondinger
Hill, lib ................2 b Mcguire
Handy. c ............. lib Doherty
Jones. Davis, RI ............c. Ryan
Finn, p p. Gill. Tunney
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