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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
SAYS EDDIE POLO
WILL NOT FIGHT
4 C0l0RED Boy

wateryille Nov. 2-"Eddie Polo mas
bsen boxing six years and he's never
boxed q colored boy. and he's never go
ing 70 as long es I'm handling him.
said Arthur Lacombe. manager OF
Polo. discussing Kid Clarke's talk
tina. the local fash would not meet
him because Of fear for his crown.
Polo. said Laccmbe. has nothing to
fear from Clarke because he has drawn
Zulu Zurili and Jimmie Correll both
Of whom have given CLARKE a sweet
lscins. Clarke is no card in Lewiston
where Joe Stanley put HIM out OF the
running. or in Portland because ne
never would stand up and fight, ana
when Eddie takes on colorcd boy. IL
h. ever does. sverred Lacombc. he VIII
take a real fighter and not jumping
lack who leaps around as II he ought
70 be . clown in circus.
He will not got a chance 10 pue I'd
die in a poor light as long as Laconlbe
IL handling Eddie, according 10 the
managers words last night If Clarke
did break up the tournament at Port
land. he did IL only By monkey bust
ness. butting Ruby Levine in the l2th
round Of their go, ana cutting Hls cSt
stated Lacombc. Lewiston scripes teii
Of hrs work in tho tourney as MS
usual rough jumping-jack perform
ance"
Eddie is ready to meet Johnny Fox
who nckod Clarke in Portland. Clarke
saw he WAS licked. declared Lacombc,
and shot over foul. so as TO lose on
. c.,,t .,,h.r th1o an a knockout, Ed
die will meet this Fox person. or any
other If he viii make weight.
Before he can ever hope to meet the
local bantam. clarke has got to learn
10 faint. His monkey-on-a-string
method will mover get him bout with
Polo Polo. too is not the only boy IL
the country who is drawing the color
llne. Among tho others is Bobble Dy-
son Of New Bedford, who recently re-
fused to meet Clarhc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Wellesley Juniors
Win Annual Eight
Oar Crew Connection

WELLESLEY, Mass, Nov. 2.-Thc Junior
eight, stroked by Margaret Nichols Of
Elkhart, Ind. won the annual crew
competition at Wellesley today. The
sophomore finished second and the
seniors third The race was twice
over a court one-eighth of mile long.
were, in order Of POSITION: Florence
Anderson, Short Hills y. j.; Alice
Gordon. Boonton. y. j.; Lester Piper
Sudbury, Mass: Hilda Crosby. Hart
ford. Conn; Alice Lernbach, Reading
Pa; Marjorie Wright, Bristol, Tenn;
Carol Mason. Watcrtown, Mass. Miss
Nichols. stroke. and Katherine Fen
ming, Washington. d. C., coxswain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Mayf0wer Crew to
Get $1,000 Even If
Didn't Meet BluenOse

Boston, Nov. 2-Althought the pro-
posed special match between the
Boston schooner Mayflower and the
Canadian fisherman Bluenose. win
ner of the International fishermen's
trophy race. for first and second
prizes of $4,000 and $4,000 respec-
lively, was called off. Captain Henry
]. Larkin and crew of the American
boat will receive $4,000 raised by
subscription for the proposed con-
test. This sum will partly recon-
pense then, for the time lost from
the fishing banks while they were
getting pcady for the match.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
MAINE barriers
Hope REGAIN TITLE
LEWISTON TODAY

OrOnO, Nov. 2.-Wlth three Vetef-
an barriers included in the roster
the University of Maine varsity
cross country team, which will run
the State Meet at Lewiston Friday
in competition with Bates. Colby
and Bowdoin, left here in charge OF
Track Coach Howard Flack and
Manager Conrad E. kennison. Beate
in the State Meet last season but
winner of the much coveted New
England championship at Boston last
fall. the Maine runners will strive
hard to regain the championships of
the State held for years in succession
prior to Bates garnering in 1920 and
1921.
Captain CLYDE Mckeeman. Patten.
and the midget runner. Raymond.
who captured State honors for Maine
three years ago, are the veteran lar
riers who will represent the Light
Blue with kneoland, the varsity 500
runner, Wilson, Hillman. freshman.
and Amcs,, varsity miller, making up
the seven entrants. Trials much
faster in the time than the State
Meet run at Orono a year ago have
been turned in by the 1922 runners
and upon the results attained by the
local team to date Coach Flack IS
optomistic of Mainc's chances in Fri
days hill and dale titular battle. No
rash predictions have been made. but
Maine supporters fully believe that
the men selected, best representing
the largest squad in years working
for the honor of place on the team.
will give the best competition pos
sible to the other three institutions.
The team was to arrive in Lewis
ton at noon and spend the afternoon
walking over the course and sizing
up the footing over which the run
will take place tomorrow. All men
are in good condition and should give
a good account of themselves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Strengthening Tiger
Line in Preparation
for Harvard Battle

Princeton. n. j.. Nov. a.-Efforts
to strengthen the line in preparation
for the coming Harvard and Yale
games. were figuring prominently in
Tiger football practice. it was said
today. Coach Roper and his assist
ants spent most of the workout pc
RODS yesterday drilling the linemen
in fundamental tactics A team OF
substitutes using the Harvard style
Of offensive tactics. buckcd the var
sity line in the only scrimmage of
the afternoon. Varsity men who re-
ccivod considerable bruising at the
hands of Chicago University last Sat
urday. watched the scrimmage from
the side lines today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
TWO SPECIAL CARS
TO Bring w, \, SLAMS
FOR CoNY CONTEST
Especial to Kenncbcc JournaD

Watcrville. Nov. odd man jinx
w&s right on his job Thursday after
noon at practice. Thibodcau was not
able to report in his togs for his ankle
is still on the hospital list. Capt. Cyr
was out of the game on account of
shoulder. He was bothered with it
the first of the season and for three
weeks was kept out of the game. 1t
is doubtful if he will be seen in ac-
ton against Cony Saturday.
The squad was put through sttff
session. Donavon, Potter Saucier ard
Clepprood comprised the backheld.
They worked good and could not be
stopped by thke second strinkers. The
line has remained the same as for the
last two games.
1t is very evident that If Cony has
not a perfect defense against the for
ward pass she is in for trouble. The
local eleven has had complete change
in signals and plays since their last
performance. Coach Hendricks is talk
ing no chances with the downriver
boys and is stalking everything to give
them as etback.
Enough tickets have been sold to
insure the supporters of the local high
school football of two special cars to
Augusta Saturday. Those in charge
have been working hard but now feel
that their work has been success sful.
The care will leave the Common SAT-
urday noon at l..
At the close of school this after
noon there Will be rally at the high
school field. The band will be in at
tendance. Cheer Leader Talbcrth prom
iscs that the rally will be one of the
best ever held by the school. There
will be speakers. both alumni and rn-
dcrgraduatc. The rally will be held
during the practice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Penalty Changes
Basketball Rules

Important changes have been made
in the basketball rules for this sea-
son. Two Of the changes are the
years ard vcrc devised TO decrease
the foul throwing and the Interrupt
ton caused thereby. TOO little dis
tinction between fragrant and acct
dental fouls have been the basis Of
all tho trouble. To remedy matters
n stiTcr penalty has been provided
for serious fouls and lighter penalty
for accidental ones.
Some Of the most common tochni
cal fouls. such as running with the
hall. illegal dribbling. and infraction
81 tho jump-ball rule have been
classified rs violations, the penalty
for which is loss of the ball. The
hHll ia gwen to tho other team on
tho side. at thc point nearest the spot
whore thc violation was committed.
In order to Ci"ar mp tho confusion
caused hy tho phrase in the act of
throwing FOR goal" goal zones have
been established Ivy extending the old
free throw lines to meet the side
lines Whenever n personal fou: is
committed on n PLACER who is in his
own goal line the penalty viii ne two
frer throws.
Eoth these changes are expected
20 make for uniformity in their work.
II is believed that the first change
will decrease by 80 per cent the num-
her OF free throws and that the sec
ond. because Of the severity OF the
penalty Will greatly lessen the nun
Der Of personal fouls committed.
Tho 'timc-out" rule has !Ieon
slightly changed, tho one-mir ute
clause for sUbstitutions in case Of
injury hoins eliminated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Tommy Milton, 1921
Auto Speed Champ
VIII Not; Lose Eye

San Francisco. Nov. Tommy
Milton. 1921 national automobile
speed champion, who injured one of
his eyes while racing at Cotati, near
here. Sunday, will not lose his sight,
according to attending physicians.
Milton vas put out of the race in
the last lap when a splinter flew
from the track, hitting his goggles
and breaking the glass, a splinter of
which lodged in Milton's eye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
GARDINER R0WlEhS
NOSE OUT AUGUSTA
HARRINGTON STARS

Harrington's fine work Tor the
Gardiner pin shooters was one Of the
deciding factors in the five man team
match at the Colonial alleys, Augusta,
Thursday evening. the down river
men grabbing the match by 30 pins
on the total fall. Gardiner took the
first string. and the second went to
the capital City boys, but the latter
fell down lard on the third.
The high single chalkod UP for the
evening was Harrincton's first, 122.
This sharp shooter also hung up 331
for high three strings. Z. Crottau
vas high single man for the Augusta
five with III, one pin shy Of Far
rinSton's. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Sasadahoe Gunners After Deer

Gunners were giving the partridges,
woodcock and black duck a rest Wed
nesday and out after deer according
to the Bath Daily Times. Arrowsic
was no safe place for a man to go
into the woods to pick partridge
berries for the Christmas globes, for
the town was filled with gunners,
drawn there by the report that sew
eral deer had been seen on the island.
Last year Sagadahoc county gum
ners killed about a dozen deer during
the month Of November.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Bates or u. of Nj.
to Win College Run
Opinion of Coaches

Lewiston. Ne. Nov. 2-The Maine
intercollegiate cross-country cham
pionship to be contested here tomor-'
row lies between Bates and the Uni
versity of Maine, according to coaches
attending tonight's meeting at which
final arrangements for the event were
made. 1t Is the ninth race.
The University of Maine won the
first five and Bates the next three.
The field of IS men, 20 of whom will
figure in the score, viii get away at 3
r. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Iowa May Invite Yale
to Play on Hawkeye
Field '23 Says Jones

Iowa City. Ia, Nov. Am invita-
ton from Yale bidding for a return
game at New Haven next fall was re-
ceivcd at the University of Iowa to-
day, Coach Howard Jones announced.
Undoubtedly there was much senti-
mcnt for another game. Coach Jones
said. but no answer could be sent to
New Haven until the proposal had
been placed before western confer
cnce officials. 1t was intimated that
Iowa might ask for the next game on
the Hawkcye field here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
COLBY SQUAD OFF
E0nI0lY5.'EEllClAsSIII
EXPECT TO WIN
(c;ncc:al 10 the Kcnnehoc JOurnaO

(SNoc:al 10 the Kcnnehcc JOurnaD
W-atcyville, NOV. 2-The blue and
gray eleven leaves Watcrvile this
morning On the 3.57 train for Low
ell, where they will play the Lowell
TEXTILE team Saturday afternoon.
Tie squad has been working hard
I'll week and it is expected that
Colby will take the Massachusetts
lads into camp ~ at least three
touchdOWrs.
It is understood that the following
men will make the trip: ends, Soule,
Calaehan, BaumGn or Noble; tackles,
Moynahan, Burc!lel ana Trcworgy:
Guards, Brown, Goodrich, Frude or
Keith; ccntcrs, HUM and Chafctz;
quartorbacks, Lamnher and Lcvcc:
halfbacks, NcBay. schcnk and Nc
Garry; fullbacks, MilIctt and Snow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
@. NJ. C.'s Defeat Ireasurcrs
Office Five in National
Home Basketball Tourney,

The Quartermastcr's. Office five de-
fcated the Treasurer's Office five S to
a, Thursday in lively contest. They
agreed on two ten minute periods but
as the score was five all. they played
five minute period. each getting a
basket and the winner a goal from
foul. The baskets We're made by
Gould. Pratt. Cooper. Hardiman and
Glazier 2. Goals from fouls by Gould.
and Jones. Time keeper. Gorham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03

Sam. looking very disraputable az
very much as though he had De-
''hit" by something. sorrowfu!ly AZ
peared before the judge. In ste'
voice the judge said: sam. it loo'
as though you were drinking agaH-
Sam replied. very weak and mouf'
fully, "Yes. sab, dat was sho' pow q
stuff what All had. jcdge. An w
drinkin' dat err chicken hcotch,
Chicken hootch? Why ne'
heard of that"
Eyes. sab. jedge. chicken hco'"
One drink and YOU lay."-Judgc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Drastic Effort to
Stop Speculation
Yale-Tiger Tickets

Princeton, \. j.. Nov. 2.-Drastic
action to prevent speculation in foot
ball tickets for the Yale-Princeton
game Nov. IS is being planned by
the Athletic Association it was an
nounced today. One ruling calls for
a pledge by each applicant for tick
cts as to the exact number Of tickets
he intends using for himself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Claflin to Coach Hockey
Fourth Season at Harvard

Cambridge. Mass, Nov. 2-Williann
n. Clafiin of Boston was appointed
hockey coach at Harvard for the
fourth season. 1t was announced
mat games had been arranged with
Williams College. University of Tor
onto, Cornell. Dartmouth, Yale and
Princeton. The University of Tor
onto game will be played in Boston.
on January 5, but the dates of the
other games were not made public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Bill Tilden, Tennis
Champ, Suffers from
Infection of Finger

Philadelphia. Nov. 2.-William I.
Tilden. End. national tennis champion
is being treated for hollis which have
developed since he was taken to tilc
hospital with an infected finger The
finger is improving rapidly and it is
expected Mr.. Tilden will recover full
use of it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Fitcl2burg Mayer on
Western Invasion OF
High School Eleven

Fitchburg, Mass, Nov. Fine
Fitchburg high school eleven was
iourncying westward today to May
wood, Ill, where the teams will meet
proyiso high school in an interscc-
tional gridiron contest Saturday MA
yor Fellows and a party of city OH
ci1ls. teachers and enthusiasts &C
COMMANDED the players.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
JOE ST. HILAiD.
K. Old BY DARCY

New London. Conn. Nov. 2,-Jchnl
Darcy of New York knocked out j
st. Hilair of, Concord, y, H., in 4
ninth round Of a 12-round bout he
tonight. The fight was fast with Par
leading Throughout. Darcy weigh
135 pounds, while 81. Hl2ir wflsT
1871.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Liuht Game Receipts

F. M. Perkins, game inspector at
the Union station, Bangor. states
that the shipment Of game over the
railroads this fall is the lightest for
several seasons. This, he attributes
to the fact that while game is plen-
tiful the majority of early season
hunters are from outside the state
and tile fine weather and good con-
dition or the roads have LED 10 a
more extensive use of automobiles
than In years past.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Five Man Team Bowling Match
Belfast 2296-DeXter 2277

Especial to Kennebec Journal)
Belfast. Nov. 2-Belfast bowlers
have returned from Dexter where
they met the local team in a bowl
ing match resulting in a victory for
the visitors by score of 2296 to 2277.
The tally:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Florida Gators Stop
OFF at Georgetown L.

Washington. Nov. 2.--Thc University
u Florida football squad en- route to
play Harvard Saturday at Cambridge,
stopped of today in Washington to
practice at the Georgetown University
held. Members Of the squad and those
Sho accompanied IL were presented to
President Harding at the White House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Harvard Has 10000 Bids
For Yale Game at New Haven

Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 2-The
Harvard athletic association anaoun-
ced tonight that 10000 applications
had been received here for tickets
for the Yale game at New Haven on
November IS. Two years ago 26,5O6
seats in the bowl were applied for
heke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
Ea1ebaiI Briefs

Guy Morrison, prela!cr twirler Of
the Three Eye League, has been sold
to the New York Giants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03

Pinnett, 49,: French. 4o0; Brown,
4J4: Staples. 400: Mank, 40: Hatch.
a46; Fowles, 442; o. Staples, AL;
Cunningham. 426; York, 425: Smith,
419; Findley, 374.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03
A Little Reminder of Days
Still Green in the Memories
Ben Hears Voice 7enpte,'
"Ben Houser
Telling EN-
How at First

It is perSistently ru-
mored that the cold fox"
is canting his ear and
listening to the whis-
perings Of attractive Of
fers to coach baseball in
colleges out Of the State
next spring.
He has not, i is re-
ported signed 9 Bowdoin
contract for 1928 as yet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03

The "bi- three of the East. came
out of their scraps of last Saturday,
all in good condition. 1t looks as il
the corning struggle between Har-
ward. Yale and Princeton is going
10 be keener than ever this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-03

1t is timely to recall that Yale
beat Princeton last ycar 1871,
Princeton beat Harvard lO-3, then
Harvard staged the old comeback
and beat Yale by the same score that
Harvard was beaten by the Tigers.
Which ali goes to provoke the re-
mark that you never can tell.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-12-15
Zanedbaya nynejSi matka sve
pCyinnOSti?

Mary Stevens. spoluredaktorka
Baltimore and Ohio mesfcniku. roz.
hodne jest toho pfesvedcenf, ze mo.
derni matka jest dnes tax dbalou
svych domacich povinnesti. jako
byly matky drivejsf. Stevensova,
'ez byla pfitomna st1m st1m rnz-
nSch piknikd zeleznicnich zfizenc0
a jejich konyencfm a jez navstivila
sady NEST a sta sta jednotlivych
domacnosti. haiic dnesnf matky pf.
Sc: "Americka zena tfeba befe We
liky zajem v obchodu q politice, ale
v srdci SVEN jest6 vice ma zajem
pro svoji domacnost' q pro sve dit
ky. ia nebojim Sc americky do
NOV. Myslenks. ze moderni lena
ztraci ma zenskosti. jest pfehnana.
Jsou ovsem takove zeny. ale ne We
vetsine. Neni spravedlivo souditi
nase zeny podle soudn nekolika fa-
natik1 anebo vystTednik1."
Mnoho rlezamestanosti dosud zde.
Reditel mestske zamestnavarny.
McAlister. oznamuie, Re Balti-
more dosud ie nouze praci. Den.
ne zamestnani zada kolem 25O
muzd. z techto aspon 80 byvalych
vyucenych remeslnikd. .Reditel pfisu.
znje poitovapi hodny stav propu.
steni mnoh5ch d9lnik1 velikych
podnikh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-12-15
Prchl z p0licejniho vOzu.

Michael Slachetka, 23lety kri.
minalnik. ktery svoji karieru pocaI
kdyz byl ii rok6 star, odsouzen by
We stfedu pro banditstvi ma 2 roxy
do polepsovny. Kdyz VIZ, v nem,
odvazen byl ze soudnf budovy dc
zapadni policejni stanice. k teto sc
bIizil, vyskocil vozu zmizel. v
1teku mu pomahal druh5 odsouze-
nee. Botz, ktery k nemu pTipoutan
hyl. Nepozorovans stahl 81 Botz
zelfzka ruky, vyskoeil a "a MIN
Szlachetka. Policiste rozehnali sc
"a mimi. Podarilo sc Jim chytiti
jenom Botze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-12-15
Louguet pravym opakem "tygra"

V pondeli mluvil divadle 'Ly.
ric' francouzsky socialiRta, Jean
Louguet. ku cetnemu obecenstvu,
tam shromazdenemu. Louguet jme-
nuje hrozicf okupaci Ruhru. neme-
ckeho industrialuiho centra, nejhorsi
hrozbou jaka kdy dana byla Francii
Evrope. B5valy ministi. Clemen-
ceau. ktery nynf jedi Amerikou q
chce tuto premluviti. .aby s nj tahla.
ostfe napaden byl Louguetem pro
nanlouvani Americe. ze Francie
nechce witt 1zemi Nemecku. Lou
get ukazal ga fakt, ze Francie to
byla. iez chtela roku 1917 Rusku
dati Carihrad. kdyz Rusko jej pod
poroyati bude, ably mohla uchvatiti
nemecke Porynf Clemenceau cha
raKterisoval iako muze napln9neho
slepou nenavisti v1ci N6mecku.
Miruvou smlouvu Versaillskou naz.
val Louguet "dplnym oklamanim
vsech slibn dangch lidstvu We val
CO." Tvrzenf Clemenceauovo, ze
Nemecko dosud zaplatilo Francii
-jenom 2 milicny zlatych marek.
nazyva III. dokazuje. ze Nemecko
liz vedle materialu stavebniho a do
davky uhli zaplatilo 6 miliard zla-
tych marek, re ktere sunny hlavni
cast dostala Francie ma udrzovani
sve armady. Ucastenstvi byvaleho
presidenta Wilsona ma mfrove kon-
ferenci naval Louguet dpadkem.
Louguet tehoz dne mluvil hotelu
Emerson ku clennm klubu "Scimi-
teri. We ktere kladl vahu ma to. ze
liberalni strana Francie hleda sku
tecn5 pokrok ze hledf Fu Americe
o pomoc.
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