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Evening star., 1922-07-18
Storewide July Sales
"Co.Getters''

THAT'S modern slang
Il applied to persons
who possess perse-
yerance and little more
than ordinary daring.
"Co-Ce,ters" take their
disappointments as slim.
ulants-they will not ad-
nit defeat.
George Washington
once said: To persevere
is ones duty"
To reach out a helpful
hand or to give an idea
to a deserving person Is
a privilege not to be
thoughtlessly set aside.
Our advice to those
who strive is first to join
the "Co-Cetters." De-
pending solely upon capi.
tai and luck is likely to
start one on a smooth
hillside downwardway to
dismal failure and moth.
ingness.
We believe Our Store
can be classed among the
"Go.Cetters.' and only
by well doing and perse-
verance can we hope to
continue to climb up.
Evening star., 1922-07-18
Making History.

INFANT MORTALITY past ages has been something hg something
beyond belief and today occupies the time and the mind Of
leading physicians all death among infants being grad
uy reduced through methods hygiene pevenaves and
infants This reduction in the death has NOT been accomplished by
adapting and remedies used by adults Rather has been
keep old methods and choose after long research the
and remedies specifically applicable to infants
This being necessary for to caution mothers against trying to
give her that she would for heef2 Will she
remember that Eehes Cast strictly remedy for infants and chdren9
Evening star., 1922-07-18
July Sale of
Sl.25 Wizard
Polish Mops
79c

Best yarn, triangular
shape, Wizard M ops,
chemically treated or
wi h Wizard Polish,
cleans. Polishes and pre-
serves the floor surface.
Smooth handle and ad-
Unstable elbow.
FIFTH Flssr
Evening star., 1922-07-18

D & R Cold Cream, Jar, sc
L & B Lemon Cream,
Djer-Kiss Face Powder, &c
Java Rice Powder, with
Ashes of Roses
Rouge ...............39c
Roger & Gallet Parma
Violet ............... .o9c
Djer-Kiss Talcum. .1sc
Mennen's Violet
Ta1cum .Hc
Williams Talcum. ....- .1sc
Colgate's Taleum. m..:.....Dc
Pebeco Tooth Paste. nc
Sanitol Tooth Powder. .17c
Lyons Tooth Powder. .17c
Senreco Tooth Paste. :. SOC
Evening star., 1922-07-18

Lavoris Mouth Wash. .sSc
Listerine (medium size), sc
Whisk Brooms, each. ;. .39c
L & B Toilet Tissue, roll
1000 sheets. .Nc
16-oz. Peroxide. .19c
H air b r ush, superior
quality .9Sc
Witch Hazel, bottle. 80. .19c
Dethol, kills bugs. l
pint ................ .\zc
Dethol Sprays, each. .45c
Wild Root Hair Tonic,
4Sc and Sc
Danderine, large size. .ssc
Wild Root Shampoo. .4sc
Palmolive Shampoo. -. .Hc
First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-07-18
July Sale High-Crode
!Colored
Wash Goods
35c Yard

You've Been Paying
SOC q Yard for This
Quality All Season
36-inch Printed Dim.
tiles, in a large variety of
designs and plain colors.
36-inch Woven Tissues,
in plaids, stripes 8 and
checks of many choice
colors.
36 . inch Printed La
Chine Muslin, a beautiful
mercerized m a terial
greatly resembling fou-
lard, in many lovely COM
binations of colors.
First VIoo9.
Evening star., 1922-07-18
July Sale Of
34-Inch Muslin
lOc Yard

Unbleached Sea Island
Muslin, fine sturdy quail
ity, easy to bleach. For
cases, mattress covers,
sheets, art work, etc.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-07-18
Sale of
Toilet Articles

THIS notable annual event, big in every way except
IL the prices, closes tomorrow. final opportunity
to secure the pick of standard toilet needs at the
low sale prices. A few quoted:
Evening star., 1922-07-18
July Sale Of
36-In. Longcloth
l5c Yard
July Sale Of
All Girls Hats
at Half Price

Choose from our entire
stock of lovely children's
hats at 1z off marked
prices.
EbQrth E1oof.
Evening star., 1922-07-18
July Sale Of
40-Inch White
Sport Satin
$l.69 Yard

Superior quality at the
price has enabled us to
sell thousands of yards of
this loveliest and most
fashionable of the sea-
sons sport fabrics. A
decidedly beautiful white.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-07-18
Boys
49c Sale

Boys Khaki Blouses
Boys Khaki Knickers
Boys Sport Blomses
Boys Stra7v Hats
Boys Bathing Suits
Boys Wash Suits
Choice, 49c
Boys Khaki Blouses,
durabfy made of strong
yarn-dyed khaki. The
ideal summer play blouse.
Sizes 9 to IS years, 4oc.
Boys Khaki Knickers.
full made of olive, drab
khaki, extra tough where
needed, strong seams.
Sizes 8 to IS, at 4oc.
Boys Sport Blouses,
with sport collar and
short sleeves. Choice of
yarn-dyed khaki, white
corded madras, tan cot
ton pongee and striped
percale. Sizes 8 to IS, at
4oc.
Boys Straw Hats, COL
ors black, brown and
navy, at 49c.
Boys Bathing Suits,
popular one-piece suits,
in black, trimmed with
red or white. Sizes 4 to
IL years, at 49c.
Boys Wash Suits, solid
and combined colors, in
fine quality chambray,
linene and woven ma
terials. 21z to 7, at 4oc.
Fourth Floor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31
DOUBLES PLAY
STARTS TODAY
in TENNIS MEET

samuel lltCOmL, a SNOnS con-
tender in last years tennis tourney
twisted his knee yesterday While
playing with T. NJ. Houston in his
first round match in the Augusta
open tennis meet and was eliminated
from further competition in the sin
giles championship division. Mr..
Houston at once offered to stop play
and defer tho match to a later date,
but Mr.. Titcomb gamely insisted on
continuing. His injury proved too
great a handicap. however, and the
match went to the Portland man.
Titcomb had taken the first set o.,
and was leading 4-3 in the second
set when hurt.
Drawings were made last evening
for the doubles play, and one match
viii be fought out today. Due to the
fact that a majority of those who will
play in the doubles are now playing
singles. the results of the drawing
will not be announced until later.
Play in second rounds Of the
championship division and first
rounds for the consolation cup Will
feature TODAY The Summary:
First Round Results Wednesday
Lloyd Dixon defeated c. L. Quinn
by, 10. 81, 6-3.
IJ,,ctn, dictated S1n1nC1 TIT :
comb. 2-6, ca, 60.
L. A. Burleigh, Jr., defeated NJ. S.
Stackpole. So, 6-2.
Burleigh Martin defeated y. S.
Weston. 81. O..
DIR. Lewis Johnson defeated Her
bert Locke by default.
Second Round Results, Wednesday
W. c. Merrill defeated II. H
Brown. Jr.. by default.
DR.. Lewis Johnson defeated Henry
Briggs, 6-3, IS. Sc.
Smith Dunnack defeated D. L.
Nash by default.
Singles for Today
II. s. Woodman VS.. Burleish Mar
tin, north court, country 1lup, i'oV
p. NJ.
Donald Flood VS.. T. NJ. Huston
Blaine court. $50 +. NJ.
L. D. Flynt vs.. S. 7. Dana, Mill
ken court, 40 P. NJ.
NJ. H. Wheeler VS.. L A Burleigh
Jr. Millikcn court. 10 a. NJ.
Doubles FOR Today
O. C. Boothhy and Ed Roberts vs.
Henry Briggs and L. 4. Burleish. Jr.
south court, Country Club 4.30 Z. NJ
Consolidation Play Today
". F. Wyman vs.. f. P. Noyes, cast
court. State House. r. NJ.
Herbert Locke VS.. Ralph lngraham
west court, State House, 4.30 P. NJ
P. V. Hill vs.. c. P. Quimby, Hill
court, 40 p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31
ROGERS HORNsBY
is HOME KEEPER

San Francisco, Aug. 30.-Rogers
Hornsby, star player on the st. Louis
Nationals aside from being one of the
leading home-run hitters in the Ma
tional League, lis wonderful home
man." his wife said today. Mrs. Horns
by is in San francisco on route with
Rogers End. % months old to visit her
mother
In fact" Mrs. Hornsby said. he
does housework once in a while when
we're having some company, bur his
record for drying dishes isn't as good
as his record Tor handling chances on
the ball field. He drops too many at
home
Rogers talks at homo when he is
asked" Mrs. Hcrnsby said. His re-
plies re short" she said, for his
whole time at home seems to be spent
playing with Rogers End"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

A Northumberland rumor
reached the office late last eve
ming that Sid Graves, Mil
lionaire outfelder, had been
signed by the New York Amer
lean League team and would
report for spring training with
the Yankees next season. "Sid"
started his baseball career at
Marblehead, Mass. High, matri-
culated at New Hampshire
State. and transferred later to
BoWdoin. He is 4 natural ball
player, and Ben Houser, the
Augusta coach and manager
predicts big things for him in
the future. 1t is pretty well
understood that the Majors
have a feeler out for Clyde
Sukeforth, former Coburn star
whose all-around splendid play
ing for Augusta this season has
won him the sobriquet "the Sis
ler Of Maine"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31
STATE HOSPITAL
FALLS ON PERRY;
TRIMS ST. MARY'S

The State Hospital team Won
fast game from St. Mary's TO-DAY
the Hospital grounds. Perry, "
beat the Star Taxis at Togus. -
day, was knocked out of tho box
the fourth inning and Patrick :"
to the mound and lasted one INN
Casey pitched the rest of the "a
and held the homo team scorcI'
Mullen pitched a fine game, sH
ing out ten and allowing II hits. =
Courtney played we'll in the Il
for the home team. while McCaI
up A good game for the losers.
The score:
A. S. H.: % I 0 . 0 0 0 y Oh
St. Mary's 0 o 0 . 0 0 0 o Il
Batteries: Mullen and Hans
Perry, Patrick, Casey and McL
EMPIRES. Wells and Baxter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31
PETER MANNING
SETS new RECORD
FOR READV|lLE

Readville, Mass, Aug. 30-Peter
Manning, the champion trotter broke
another track record this afternoon
at the second days program Of the
grand circuit meeting at Readville
Park negotiating a mile in 1.5o ga,
one quarter of a second faster than
the former trotting mark for the
track held jointly by Peter Manning
and Lou Dillon.
Car Worthy, driven by Thomas
W. Murphy, won the Massachusetts
stake valued at $4,000 in straight
heats bat the gclding was forced to
lis limit in every heat by Peter the
Erewor. the finishes being so close in
The first and third heats that the re-
suit was in doubt until announced
BY the judges.
Walter Cox drove two winners,
Abbole being the victor in the Pill
grim for 211 PAGERS, while McGregor
the Great, the largest money winner
on the grand circuit in 1920, disposed
Of the 2.U1 trotters although the Bos-
ton horse could not stall off the final
rush Of Mainlick in the final heat.
The -ycar-old trotting event
was no more than romp for Brandy
wine, the lilly never being extended at
any part OF either mile and always
winnin. with plenty Of speed in re-
serve. The summaries:
i,riI, o,tIIT.pCT L,,p,1 TWO
Il..p nI1i ,rro1, pI.ls ,l lannn
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TIN, Observation-Disclosures o1oTpoT
nt-nct, s-ann
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4,,Ii, ~, rt,I,, ,,.C,- p,-rcr
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,,.,o,..,o ,u.,, -. ~ Alma
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:, ,-,,-t $780,. ,.,,. ,,.,,,a,.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31
Robins Bunch Hits
and Defeat Giants

Brooklyn. Aug. s0-Brooklyn
punched six hits off Nehf and JON
nard in the first inning today, gain
ing lead tina, brought victory over
New York by 10 to 3. Grimes kent
the Giants hits we'll scattered. Meu-
sci, after getting home run the
first time up, struck out three times
with men on the bases. Bert Griffith
starred in the field with sensa-
t!ona! one-handed catch. Score:
New York 0 0 Q 010c l. 3-11-3
Brooklyn e0101 x-io-15-1
st. Barnes. Ryan. Nellf, Jonnard
ana Smith; Grimes andn Miller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31
CARDS SPLIT
WITH THE CUBS

ST. Louis, Aug. S0.-St. Louis
broke even with Chicago in the pres
ent series taking today's game five
to four in ten innings. Singles by
Stock and Schultz. scoring Mann and
Blades. gave the locals the victory.
OF'arrell brought in three of the
visitors runs by knocking a homer
and triple. 1t was the first of the
10 games played by the Cardinals
since returning home. that only one
pitcher was used. Score:
Chicago 20 0 0 0 0 I 4 20
st. Louis ..5 0 0 0 900 90 $40
Aldridge and O'Farrell; North and
Ainsmith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31
Pirates Get into
First Half Again
by Win from Reds

Cincinnati, Aug. 30.--The Pirates
went back into the first division to-
day by shutting out the Reds.
Glasner pitched almost perfect ball
RiNeE also was strong except in the
fifth, when Tierncy's double and SIM
giles by Grimm and Schmidt. yielded
two runs. The Prates had scored
two more runs off Gillespie in the
first half of the ninth and had just
been retired when a heavy downpour
prevented the Reds from taking their
last turn at bat, the score reverting
to the eighth inning. Score:
Pittsburgh 80 0 0 . 0 0 0 ISL
Cincinnati $3.50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $50
Glazncr and Schmidt; Rixcy and
Hartgravcs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31
Public Links Tourney
Reaches Final Match

Toledo. O.. Aug. 3o.-(By a. P)-
Eddie Held of st. Louis and Richard
Walsh of New York Will play the tina!
S6-hole match Thursday for the first
public links championship of the Unit
cd States by virtue of their victories
mere today in the semi-final round of
the public links tournament at Otta-
wa Park under tho authority of the
United States G:If Association.
Held defeated George Aulbach of
Boston one up in % holes. while Walsh
won over Horny Decker of Kansas
city one up. This afternoons matches
were at is holes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31
Don Shuts Taxis-Mane Open Golf Today
BLUENOSE SPEED
COPS MAIN MONEY
AT H0ULTON FAIR
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Houlton, Me, Aug. S0-Invading
speed grabbed off the big end of the
money at the Houlton Fair races to-
day, which were we'll fought out in
nearly every heat. Steele, trainer for
l. r. Ackers' Halifax stable rode
ahead in two races. landing Bud Hal
winner in the fast class and
Cscita in the go trot. The 2.1S trot
was well wiped up by Reyes and Nc
Brides stable Of Stephenson, Reyes
driving the winner and his partner,
Mcbride the second horse and they
made lively race. The summary:
o1S MIXED, PURSE $500
Jennie H, chm. by Hedge
wood Boy keyes) ........ ? l l l
Roqua f., BIN, by George \.
Fuller (McBridge) ........ l 2 2 ?
Ruth Cochatto. chm Cum
mings) neutrality-suspicious.. 3
Touz, chm (Brickley) ...... 4 4
Don G., bg (Nason) ........ 4 5ro
Time-2.14 Ii; 2.13 81; 2.12 Il;
c14 "a.
2.12 MIXED STAKE. PURSE $500
buu I1dll, plS W 1'4ItIt iA'Ni
(Steele) ................ l l
Zcm O.. big, by Dan 9. bur
RID ................. . l
Donald Keith, brig DeWitt 3
College Swift. big cameron dis
Time-2.10 Ii; 2.11 IL; 2.13 IL;
2.1l II.
2.2O TROT, PURSE $500
Cscita. bm, by Peter Billiken
(Steele) Observation-Disclosures. l
Peter Stillwell, By, by Peter
the Great (Nevers) ....... ? : ?
Miss Peter Splan, BIN Brick
lew 5 5 4
Bannon, BIN (Smith) ........ 4 3
Native Worthy also started.
Time-21S 3-4; Els 3i; 2.1S ST.;
go Ii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31
SPRINTING BLAZE
Forced TO 5 HEATS
2,27 CT ASS, CANTON
ISpccial to kcnncboc JournaD

tSItC4d! tt AtIl!fttC JpuI IItiiJ
Canton, Aug 3N.-Card pilotod
Sprnting Bl&ize to a fivc-hcat Win i'll
the 2.97 TO-DAY. Eada took the first
heat, but Pcter Gates made the race
after that. In the go Dick Cabcl
dropped only one heat. and that on ac-
count of a lost sulky tire, The fields
were large but the track was about
tive seconds SLOW. summary:
32n MfNED-TUESE $3oo.
Dick Cahol, blk 2, by CabeI
Q'auncc) ...........,.....1 : ] !
DcIos NJ. hr m, by silver
Mark tCard) ..............3 :
Charles W.. b C. Worthcn) 5 3
Nassar c.. TO g CWorthen) ....2 4
Nirginius Echo, br Z tPullen) Z TO
Royal Hal, blk < (Waitc). ) 70
Brown Stout, Dix (McNa
Timc-c.19 IL, ZIG Ii, 30 Ii,
80 81.
297 NINED-PURSE $500.
Spruting BLAZE, Oh &. by Sir
Blaze (Card) .,..........3 l ? l l
Peter Gates, =, by Peter the
Great tClukcD .........4 ; Z
Badia. b m, by Bingara In
Little Glencoe b : (Swasoy).2 4 4 4
George Eradon. br (Pul-
LEM .................. . 70
Frank White, blk g (McNa-
mara) ............... .'''' TO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31

Stacked up against the Lewiston
TaNis, one or the best semi-pro teams
in the state, Don Brennan the Cony
High hurlcr held them to four scat
tered hits yesterday which resulted
in beautiful coat Of kalsominc for
the Androscoggin aggregation. Don
certainly had something on the apple
and plainly had the Indian sign on
Anderson's best sluggers His sup
port was both good and bad. There
were some fine plays that cut off hits
and there were some boobies which
put the school boy in a hole but he
climbed safely out in impressive
style
SHERIFF auckland, whom the Mil
lionaircs have found bothersome this
year was also in fine form, allowing
only SIX hits and pulling out Of some
tlcklish situations by clever hurting
aided by some sensational fielding
Callahan's stunt at third was the
most spectacular. 1t was in the third
when Beaudoin hit hot one between
short and third and Cal raced over
stopped 1t with one hand, turned a
complete SOmcrsault and shot the
ball to Wolfe for the out. Matthews
also got a big hand when he leaped
high in the air and stopped Murrays
terrific drive Gaudctte's short field
work also featured
Augusta scored once ana should
have scored at least two more. After
retiring the TaNis in the opener,
Booth WAS safe at first when Wolfe
miscucd He took second on Muir
rays short single to left and both
runners moved up when Beaudoin
dumped ono in front of the plate
Then SQuaEto tapped pretty one
over third, Booth jogging home for
the only run of the game.
There were other times when there
were Miliionaires on second and third
but on these occasions it was either
lack of hits or initiative on the part
OF runners that prevented scores.
The TaXis made their most serious
effort for a run in the sixth after
TrumbOwer had been retired on a
nice assist by Booth. Volts got n
life when Murray made mess of
his grOunder. He went third on Leav-
tits out at first. Gaudette was pas
sed and when he and Wolfe attempt
ed a double steal the latter was out
at the plate with Murray and Abbott
handling the bali
Another Taxi bid was crushed in
the thild. auckland was given a pass
and took second on Virgins single.
On Trumbower's attempted sacrifice,
Buck was out at third. Wolfe hit a
hot one at Murray who stopped it
but could not throw the runner out
at first. WicGin going to third on
tho hit. elected to make the plate but
Murray recovered in time 20 peg the
ball to Abbott for an out. Lewiston
put up a howl but Mac waved the
runner out
Although there were several errors
on each side, the clever fielding S a
whole made the game one Of the best
of the year as we'll as one of the
quickest, it being played in one hour
and "A minutes. The score:
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} Icnic Castle, Inn, by TodinC-
ton GtichardSon) ....... .;
Dolly Frisco. BIN. 10y San
Francisco Gottlc) ...... -.
Helen Sterling. Inn, by Hal
Sterling. (Wcbb) .......3 8
Mativa North. BIN. by North
orn Man, (Sandcrs) ...... 8 6
Bin MaXcy. hs, 10y Judge
MaXcy. CartcD ......... .
Star Marguc. I'm. by Sir
MarQuc, NussclD ........ 5 .
King Inez, bg, by Morton,
(Gould) ..... ............
Real Charley. bg, by Sterling
s, Oreland .............. :
III PACE. STAKE, PURSE So"
Carl c., chg, by Major
(\elson) 49,. .... j
Violet Patch. Inn, by
Dan Patch, (Simmons)
Pottlc) go. ........ ! :
Sappho, bm, by Precious
Croesus, FoX) Haycs)1
Billy the Rabbit. bg, by
| Eolus, fBootloy .......
Time-2.12 Ia: o.1i IL; IA J.
2.13 IL; 217 Ii; PA 81: go.
30 TROT. STAKE. PURSE S50'
Admiral Black, bg. hy High
Admiral, (Smith) ......
! Talmena, bm. by Lee Az
! worthy, tNickerson ....
Lady Emerson. chm, by
Northern Direct. G2ussclpt )
Mona c.. bm, by Albert Bcr-
gen. (Simmons) ......
Time-2.15 81; 2.l6 IA; 2l' J.
! col
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Lee Maxwell Wins
Vermont Medal Play

Manchester. VT, Aug. 3O.-Lce VI
well OF the Sleepy Hollow Golf .
won the gold medal for low scores
the qualifying round of the or
tournament at the Ekwanok Coun
Club today with a card of -. OtH
to qualify were:
{. S. Clark. Philadelphia. Ekwan
IS; Louis Washburn. Merton, IS; b.
Smith, Columbia. so; Frank 7. ca
Philadelphia, Ekwanok, 81: II. w. b
ker, Brooklawn. IS; George L. Nor
Ekwanok, So; G. r. Lcakc. Ekwan
3d. Bernard Graves. Wannanoiseu,
ID. +. Raymond. Woodway. So; H.
Barrow. Baltusroi. Sc; Donald ca
Ardsiey. Sc: William" Griffith. Rulfa
81; j. f. Mclaughlin. Wollaston. S.;
A. Lewellyn. Glen Falls, IS; I.
Clark. Philadelphia, IS.
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Brunswick Bests
Lewiston Eagles
Spccial to EennebeC JOurnal)

especial 70 kennebec JournaII
Brunswick. Aug. 30.-In very
loosely played but interesting game
this afternoon Brunswick defeated the
Eaglcse of Lewiston to 6.
Brunswick landed on I'oss hard in
the first inning, getting six hits. which
Melted five runs. The locals had two
bad inning, the fourth and fifth, when
a series of errors gave the visitors
two and three runs, respectively. The
feature of the game was a catch that
Grindle made of Dicks high foul fly in
the opening inning. Tho summary:
BRUNSWICK
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YANKS TRIM THE
SENATORS AGAIN

New York, Aug 30.-The Ne,
York Americans made it two str,ist
from Washington today winning n
second game of the series to IT,
visitors hit Hoyt freely but h" W,
brilliantly supported Two Of =,
Washington runs were homc,s +,
Brewer III the third and eighth il
nings. In the third inning l,Y,s
was called out on strikes and hicke.
at the decision. He WAS put of n
field, it being the third time ro h.,
been barishcd this year. Score:
Washington 0 > o q q | 0 all,
New York . 0 Q / 0 ox5 s. ..
Francis. Brillhcart and Ghar,.,r
HoNt and SchanG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31
Hagen-KirkwoOd
Win at Bar HarbOr
Especial to kennebec JournaD

Bar Harbor. August 30-Walter
Hagen, British open champion. and
Joe kirkwood. Australian star. de-
feated Freddie Mcleod, former ma
tional champion and Gil Nichols of
Providence. r. l., 7-up today in an
exhibition match on the kebo Valley
golf links. Hagen turned in a card
of e. for the is holes, thus lower
ing by one stroke the course record
of IS formerly held by Mcleod. Play
starts tomorrow for the Maine Open
Golf Championship and will continue
through Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31
TIGERS BOBBLE
AND CHISOX WIN

Detroit, Aug. G0-An error lv L.
ney, following by Il single and t,
sacrifices gave Chicago to 81
cess over Detroit in tho 1lth inru
today. Movill hit the bah over :
left field wall for a home ran N t
sixth inning. Score:
Chicago o o 0 o l o 0 o o / o-!0
Detroit 90 oo1oo o l.
Blankcnship and Schalk; ndG
and BasSler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-31
INDIANS EASY
FOR THE CARDS

Cleveland, Aug. 30.-S;. LON, MID.
it two straight today dctcdt.ns
Cleveland IL to 3. Boone p.tchs,
good ball with the exception of tr.
fifth inning when two doull,s fd.
lowed two passes Yielded four rams
Mails. who pitched the ninth inn.r;
was easy for the Browns WrIsf.
gave way to StanCildcr in tho eight,
when Cleveland got two on with one
out.
St Louis % o o / 1 0 o as lI-iS.,
Cleveland . l 0 o u q a-nl
Wright. Nangllder and Severed.
Boone and O'Neil, l.. Scncl.