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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
SHARKEY TOO SHY
TO PLEASE FANS;
DUNDEE WINNER

New York, July 6-Johnny Dundee
earned the judges decision over Jack
Sharkey in 1J-round bout tonight.
Dundee weighed 120 pounds and
Sharkey 127.
Sharkey loafed along with occas-
ional rallies until the 18th.
Dundee did the leading after a
cautious first round but at times
found it difficult to reach Sharkey
who often walked away with Ills
back turned. During several rounds
Sharkey did little except cover up
and with both hands Dundee pep
pered him continually.
After landing often in the second
and third Dundee shot a left to the
head in opening the fourth that sent
shorl'ey to 1is knees for a hort
count
Sharkey came out of his shell for
brief rally in the fifth and took
another lead in the seventh. Then
Dundee drew blood from cut over
Sharkey's left eye.
Sharkey's unwillingness to mix it
caused a chorus of boos from the
crowd at the finish.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
MIXED F0uRSOME
AT COUNTRY CLUB
TOMORROW AT Up. N.

The first mixed tournament of the
year at the Augusta Country club is
slated for tomorrow afternoon at >
o'clock. 1t will be a mixed handicap
two-ball foursome. The men are
asked to choose their partners from
among the ladies of the club, and it
is hoped that there will be a big field
present for the play. The handicaps
OF each man and. his partner will ;
added and then halved to give a net
handicap. for the tourney. The mixed
foursomes are always popular events
at the club and it is expected that
there will be a big entry list tomor-
row.
Next Wednesday afternoon. the
first team match of the season is to
be played. The team matches always
afford a lot of fun, and draw a ma
jority of the golfers, good, bad and
Indifferent for the play. The teams
are evened UP as nearly as possible
from the individual handicaps. and
the competition is always close and
the fun fast and furious The golf
committee is injecting a little mys-
terry into the identity of the team
captains for this year. but those in
the know" say that they are two of
the real live wire" membeds of the
club,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
YANKS TAKE TWO
RUTH GETS HOMER

New York, July 6-The New York
Americans today made good use of
their bats and twice defeated Cleve-
land by scores of 10 to ) and II to ).
Ruths home run with the bases
filed in the third inning Of the first
game gave New York lead which
it never lost. Meusel hit a home run,
a triple, two doubles and two singles
in the double header.
In the second game the Yankees
knocked out Lindsey in the sixth
inning and Schaucte, a youngster
from Juanita village was called in. 1t
was his first big league opportunity
and he struck out Ruth, the first
man to face him. In the next inn
ing Meusel and Holman hit him for
home runs but he famed Ruth again
in the eighth score:
FIRST GAME
Celeveland
1O1OO OO1 O. Bills
n. Y. 10 5 100 0 4 x-1O-13-1
Mails, Bagby and O'Neill; Bush
and Hofmann.
SECOND GAME
Cleveland
900 1 1 90 l. g. ST.
n. Y. 10 0 = > 0 4 3 0 x-11-14-0
Lindsey, Schaute and O. Neill;
Shawkey and Hofmann.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
TWIN TOWNS GET BREAKS AND
MILL0NAIRES LOSE THEIR FIRST
GAME; DON Brennan IS STAR

Norway. Me.. July e.-Twin Towns
turned the tables on the Augusta Mil
lianaires here today, getting the breaks
snd winning from the Capital City
ptsyers 4 10 0. Brennan. the school
boy pitcher from Cony High. twirled
IN great form. allowing but four scat
tered safetics and striking out five.
Father" Hunt. on the mound for the
locals was going good. and while the
Augusta batsn On found him for rine
Tits. they wclc unable to put across
III winning run.
win Towns lone tally came in the
rffA. kiyelle singled. kenney hit TO
l.rsk. who overthrow second trying
Tor possible double. with kivelle
taxing third on his miscue. Hunt.
next Al bat. grounded TO Murray. who
threw 70 Fitzpatrick at second for a
fofctout. Fitzpatrick held the bail
ri, mcnt too long and Kivelle raced
across the rubber with the score. A
pretty double. Murray 70 Fitzpatrick to
Wilson. ended The inning.
Augusta threatened in the sixth.
wlth two out Wilson reached first on
an lnncld hlngie. advancing on Graves
clean single; Beaudoin hit TO short
night and +, Loud pegged a beauty
20 home which was received by Master
man as Wilson slid for the rubber. II
was mighty close play but imp"
T,itnn ruled II as an out
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
Mrs. Mallory Loses
Her Doubles Match
in Wimbledon Play

Wimbledon, Eng, July G-(By A.
P.)-The atrocious weather is play
ing havoc with the tennis champion
ships here; it has delayed the finals
which were to have been contested
on Friday and Saturday and it is eX-
pected that the meeting will continue
until Wednesday.
Apart from the matches in which
Suzanne Lenglen was partnered with
Patrick O'Hara Wood in the mixed
doubles and Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory and Miss Edith Sigourney
met an English pair, the attractions
of the day were much less than cn
previous days.
Mrs. Mallory and Miss Sigourney
met defeat at the hands of Mrs,
Lambert Chambers and Mrs. Pea
cock, the score being 6-2, 81.
Mrs. Mallory is expected to put Up
a strong contest when she meets Mrs.
Beamish in the semi-finals of the sin
giles tomorrow.
Mile Lenglen was in tip top form
today. seemingly playing better than
ever. She will meet Mrs. Peacock
tomorrow in the semi-finals of the
singles and on her form of the past
three days she should have an easy
victory over the English woman.
The French representatives in
formed the Associated Press today
that the chances now are ten to one
that the French team will go to
America for the Davis cup, as Paris
is expected to approve the arrange
ment reached.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
Readfeld Defeated
by TWin.Team

Mount Vernon. Me-. July GA ball
game was played at Seavey's Corner
Tuesday forenoon between a team
composed OF Mount Vernon and
Vienna boys, against the Readfeld
boys. The Readfield boys were beat
en- by a score of to 3. In the
afternoon a second game was played
at kent's Hill in which the Readfield
boys turned the tables, winning the
game to 4.
The lineups were as follows:
Mount Vernon and Vienna-Whit-
tier. p; w. Burnell, p; Williams, CT;
Weber. C; E. Burnell, c; Chester
Bean. 3b; Henry Bean. SIS; Clarence
Bean. rf; Cooper. 2b; Woodcock. If;
Ladd. 1b: Elliott, IF; Crafts. IT,
Readfield-Kendall, c; Dudley, p:
Wadleigh. p. 1b: Dow. CT; A.
Hutchinson. 3b: Hutchinson, rf, 1b;
Wentworth. 3b; l.. Kendall, If; Hall,
IS.
Time. hours: official scorer. Carl
Fellows; umpire, Clarence Shibles.
Attendance, 100.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
JACK DEMPSEY AND
JESS WILLARD TO
MEET BEFORE FALL

Wichita Kan, July Ga bout be-
tween Jack Dempsey, worlds heavy
weight pugilistic champion and Jess
Willard. former champion is virtual
ly assured before Oct. /. Ray Archer,
Wizards manager. said today after
a conference here last night between
Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager
and Frank Flourney, representative
of Tex Rickard. New York promo
ters.
Philadelphia, Pittsburg. Michigan
City, Indiana and Jersey City are un-
der consideration for sites for the
bout. Archer said, while Labor day
is a proposed date.
Archer said terms had not been
agreed upon but that Dempsey
wants as much for fighting Willard
as for fighting Harry Wills.
Dempsey appeared in an eXhibi
ton bout here last night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
FAIRFIELD

Miss Eleanor Priest of Augusta is
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Archer
of High street.
Miss Mona Ames left yesterday for
Portland, where 81, will be the guest
of friends. before going to New York
10 attend Summer school at Columbia
University. Miss Marjorie Smith.
who has been her guest for several
days has gone to Manchester, n. H.
Arthur Gaskin has returned to
Woodland. where he is employed after
passing few days in town with his
family. He was accompanied by his
son Ralph. who will visit relatives
there.
c. c. Miles of Manchester, n. H.,
was business caller in town, yester-
day.
Mrs. Morris Bither is employed as
at the Turner Centre
creamery at Benton Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jaquith left
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07

mashed potato, rice sriddlecakes and
coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Omission viii
return today from Presque Isle,
where they have been visiting AZ the
home OF their daughter, Mrs. Ear.
Graves.
Miss Phoebe Brown was in Bangu
Thursday. where she attended a So.
pervisors' meeting held there
Mrs. William Thompson is quite ID
at her home on Fairfield street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louville Honcy and
son Raymond Of Clinton, Mass, who
are visiting Mrs. Ann Hruey IN Wat.
erville. were calling ON old time
friends in town Wednesday.
II. II. Hatfield has gone TO Mldsch
and Skowhegan on a business trip
Mrs. James Fields has gone 10 her
home I'm Winslow after Visiting hs
daughter. Elizabeth Fields. who Is
employed at the Revere Hotel
Mrs. Nathan Collar is very III AZ tho
home of Mr.. Collars brother Herber
Collar on Dunn street.
lSODpfl Mt1bublN iliN l'NhiN'l W
Madison after visiting ~ the home Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy OTIS over ths
Fourth.
Mrs. Frank Collins and little sos
have returned to their home IN Row.
ley. Mass. after visiting ~ the hone
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins
J. ID. Sears and daughter Ruth q
New Jersc. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Nolr
OF Boston. Mass. Thomas RIajchT
and A. Millar of Toledo, %, Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. a. Spooucr 81 New Jersel
Mrs King of East orange, \. j. Nf
and Mrs. John l.. Quinn and son q
East Orange. Mr.. and Mrs. a. \ Nc
Artcn and.daurhter of MI Vernon y
y, Mrs. George Haynes az ~. NG.
non. y. Y. and Thomas Kelley q
Milton. Mass arc registered a.,
Snug Harbor Camps.
Mrs. Joseph Jordan aud children.
Dorothy. Lawrence and Bcrnico pass
cd the day Thursday ~ LAKESIDE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07

Augusta fight fans will be given
a chance to meet a real world
champion in this city next week.
"Tex" Wiseman, Lewiston fight
promoter, dropped into the office last
evening, and announced that Johnny
Wilson, middleweight champion of
the world, would arrive in Lewiston
on Monday of next week with his
manager, Martin killllea, and would
visit Augusta on Tuesday to get
acquainted with local followers of the
fistic game. On Wednesday he will
meet Waterville fight fans upriver.
and on Thursday will be in Bangor,
returning for his bout with Soldier
Bartfeld at o'clock Friday after
noon, July IA, at Lewiston Athletic
Park.
''-',~on is just at present the CEN
ter of a stormy argument raised by
tie action of the New York Boxing
Commission in placing ban or his
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
M|DDLE LEWE|CHT TITLEH0LDER
JOHNNY WILSON WILL VISIT
AUGUSTA ON TUESDAY. JULY II

fighting in that state because he ha,
refused to meet challcngers that ara
many pounds over his weight.
Wilson claims that he Is Willing
to fight any middleweight boxer in
the world. Harry Grcb preferred. hut
insists that his opponent must make
the middlewcicht limit. His mana.
ger, Martin killilca is understood 10
have started negotiations with Mike
Gibbons for a battle TO he held in
Colorado.
Soldier Bartfield. who is 20 ho Wi.
sons opponent. is reputed a mighty
clever boxer, and will not prove
setup for tho mp. Bartfcld has
won from Mike O'powd. and has he,n
in the ring with Harry Greh, Panama
Joe Cans and Batil'"- Levinsky. IL
has been out OF the fight game T.,
some time due 10 a serious lines
Int IL is understood that he has r,.
covered and Is In better conditios
4 L. orc he was taken sick
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07

Albert H. Dolley. the Maine Central
Jured early Monday morning. when
he fell between two cars Of n MOVING
freight train in the Bangor yard be-
low Front street, died at the Eastern
Maine General hospital, "Wednesday
morning at SIS o'clock. In an enoH
to save his life. Mr.. Dolley's right leg
was amputated above the knee ba;
so severe was the injury to both legs
the left leg being badly crushed. tha'
he succumbed to the injuries and op'
GRAFTON at SIS o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07

yesterday for Bath, where they will
visit their daughter. Mrs. Dora Stap-
les.
Percy Wheeler of North Attleboro.
Mass, who is passing the summer at
Windermere Park has been passing a
few days in town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fairfield have
gone to their cottage at Chamber
lain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Proulx and Miss
Alvena Proulx have gone to Canada
By automobile. where they will pass a
month in touring.
Mrs. D. H. chandler of Massachu-
se'ts is visiting her sister. Mrs. Scott
Rogers of Silver street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coker and fam
lily have returned from a few days
stay at Temple Heights.
Mrs. Mabel Downes has returned
from short stay in Etna with friends.
Mrs. Clarene Oakley and father, Mr..
Haskell. will leave today for Peaks Is
lacd. where they will enjoy a vaca. on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Orcutt and
NNSS'sSA' >AASS COlIS OTCQtI, ft6lDn
Ranger have returned from Snow
pond. where :hcy have been enjoying
g. two weeks vacation
Miss Steward and Miss Millet, who
have been in town for several days in
the interest Of the Maine Bible Society,
have gone to SKowhegan.
B. c. Sweetland of Boston was a
business caller in tow. yesterday.
Miss Rebecca Lawry is passing a
few days at the Woodwork cvttage
at Windsor.
Mrs. Myra Parker has returned to
Augusta. where she is eml.Ioyed.
after being the guest of friends in
!own.
A party Of young people went to
Good Will yesterday Afternoon wnere
the y were the guests of Miss Ruth
Horne. While there they were taken
through the new building snd over
the new trails. A picnic supper was
enjoyed and and the pay returned
by autonoLi'e.
Inose N nc party -crc the Misses
SILVIA :~'.an. Frances Goodwin,
Arlene Plun mer. Stella Th,n. IS
; attic 2 tm!. Ona a.ayo. SOPHIA
M'Dona'l H:len RYAN Musa Rich.
nfdson. alberta FoS<. Mrs Doris
syne al. ;Ils. Peal Brown.
Mrs. .!enGn Hammond was n Au-
eusta on business ye :terday.
hrs. D-.'is Crosby II Medforj.
MSS. is Wis ting he. g-andmothe,
Mls. William BurriII.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
HOOVER wins 1ST
HEAT IN ENGLISH
DIAMOND SOULS

UnrIry.nn.TUanes Tnrland, Julv s.
Inv P1-Waltrr NJ Hoover. the
A,,.s,,c,, amateur cbamp,on hailinx
ft.,, ,b, put.th Roat Crub buffeted
tEr rt.,,,r br,.lc,r to ytctorv TODAY
I'M liza tfst bent OF the diamond sculls
Hsa4pat a Young English collcgian, r.
j u Tweed
Hoover made a good getaway. undis-
t.tr.I D,. pd,,reo water conditions. He
i tIe lead and settled his back
Astr.t the s.rd for a long lr.surcly
rtf.hc suited lui Marathon distance
.tl.. ,l,. ,t ,,r, .,.d . ta1f ~ tho
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
Ask for License
Leonard Tender
Bout in New Jersey

Newark. y. j.. July 6-Application
for license TO hold the Benny Leon
nrd-Lew Tender bout at Boyle's
Thirty Acres. Jersey City on July 81,
was presented at the meeting today of
tho New Jersey state Athletic Com
mission by John Milton, representing
the Jersey city Athletic Club Those
opposing tho contest were given until
noXt Thursday by the commission to
nle their protests,
Opposition TO the contest Is being
marshalled by the Rev. Frank s. Rit-
ter secretary Of the An,i-Fight state
committee OF the New Jersey Church
Council. In letters sent 10 the coun-
ell today the Rev. Mr.. Ritter urges a
united protest against the issuance Of
the license.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
DWYER STAKES
GO TO RAY JANE

New York. July Cray Jane won
the Dwyer stakes today at Aqueduct
Letterman was second and Oceanic
third. The race. over a mile and a
furlong was timed in 1.53 3-5. There
were no scratches.
Ray Jay. with Jockey Ponce up,
avoided early pace. coming around
the field in the stretch, and took the
lead in the last furlong. Letterman
outrun to the stretch, closed fast and
was wearing the winner down.
Oceanic tried badly in the last fur
long. Serenader and Lady Baltimore
also ran.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
Cards Run Away
from Robins. 14-2

st. Louis. July 6-The Cardinals
pounded three Brooklyn pitchers for
one triple. and defeated the Dodgers
II to > in the first game of the series
today. Ruether, leading National
league pitcher. was pounded for Is
hits in 1-3 innings, Scultz had four
hits in five trips to the plate, includ-
ing two doubles. Score:
Brooklyn
900 OO1O- 2 81
st. Louis 0 l 8 0 s O2 x-14-2O-1 .
Ruether. Decatur, Murray and De-
Berry: Pfeffer and Ainsmith. Nc
Curdy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
QUINN HAS DIxF|ELD EATING
OUT OF HIS HAND AND TAxIS
EASILY COP TWILIGHT GAME
Especial to Kennebec Journal

Lewiston, July Quinn allowed
three hits. famed IL and received
fawless support, Lewiston easily de-
feating DiXfield J. twilight game 6
to /. The visitors tlllied in the ninth
on Small's bunt hit, passed ball, an
outfield fly and a wild pitch.
Neither kncwle5 nor Edwards
showed much in the box but only
two of Lewistol's runs were earned.
Knowles was driven from the box in
the third. With two out, Matthews
walked and stole. Gaudette singled
and Wolf banged double that near
ly cleared the fence in short right.
Edwards went to the mound and
Hammonds was retired on = fly.
Durham featured with seven put
outs in center field, two Of them of
the circus variety. Summary:
DIXFIELD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
TILDEN TO MEET
DETROIT PLAYER
IN SENI-FINALS

Tnul1u1p0Ila Ind. july b-WiIIlam
T Tldcn. end. Philadelphia world
champion viii play Walter Wesbrook,
Detroit. and Ionzo Shimidzu. Japan
ESQ Davis cup player. will meet
charles Garland Jr. Pittsburg. in the
scml -nnals matches Of the 18th ma
tlonal senior clay court tennis cham
pionship singles as a result of vic
tories today at tho Woodstock Coun-
try Club
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
Giants Win Over
Pirates in Opener

Forbes Field. Pittsburg, Penn.
July G. The New York Giants
opened their western trip with to
) victory over Pittsburg today.
Adams was hit hard and often. while
Nehf held the locals to five hits.
Carey getting a double, triple and a
home run. A sensational stop by
Frisch was the fielding feature.
Score:
N. Y. -. o 1000 3 0 0 1-6-11-O
Pittsburg l O 1OO1 100 O-;,- 81
Nehf and Smith, Snyder; Adams,
Cooper and Gooch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
Heimach Falls Before
SOX "HOme Town" Day

Philadelphia. July 6 = Chicago
hammered Heimach and Harrison
today for 16 hits and easily defeated
Philadelphia in the first game of the
series. 3 to 5. 1t was "Heimach
Day" and Camden. n. j.. friends { :
the youthful pitcher presented him
with gold watch and other tokens.
Score:
Chicago OOO1 5 . O 1-9-16-5
Philadelphia
1901 / 2OO % 10
schupp, Hodge and schalk; Helm
ach, Harrison and Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-07
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Don Brennan justified the faith of
those who have watched him work for
Cony High in his first big game for
Augusta yesterda.', when he held the
strong Twin Towns nine to four scat
tered singles. Don pitched in superb
style, striking out five, and allowing
but one free trip. He, has made
marked improvement in fielding since
Ben Houser took hold of him, and un-
der the guidance of the ex-bg Lacquer
promises great things. Ben is very
we'll pleased with Don's progress and
his Willingness to learn-an asset that
is sometimes lacking in prep school
twirlers of Don's age. Brennan de-
served to win his game. but the breaks
went to the Norway-So.Paris aggre-
cation and their one lone tally was
enough to cinch th2 contest.
Ray Beaudoin starred at Bat for the
Houserites at Norway yesterday. In
four trips to the plate, the Augusta
right fielder contributed three hits,
two singles and double. Incident
ally. he is leading the team in stick
work. slamming II hits in % times
up for an average of sci; Fitzpatrick,
with an average of .375, and Murray,
with .304 are the c-ly members of the
team that are finding the pill for over
800.
Sid Graves pulled wonderful run
ming catch of a high fly yesterday
when he raced over in left center and
copied what looked like a perfectly
good hit for Whit.
Don Brennan hung the strikeout
sign on White, former big Lacquer,
and Twin Town cleanup man, and
Kirshstein Of Tufts, one of the leading
college batters in New England. yes
terday. Norway batsmen knocked
just four balls out of the infield.
When Johnny Wilson, middleweight
champion of the world visits Angus
ia next TuesdaJ preliminary to
meeting Soldier Bartfield at Lewiston
Athletic Park. July IA, he will be the
first worlds champion who has visited
the capital and then fought in Maine
for over a decade. Elden Hanks
brought Honey Melody, welterweight
champ here II or IA years ago to
fight Terry Martin at City hall, and
a out two years later Harry Lewis,
who then held or won the welter-
weight title just afterwards. stacked
UP against Larry Conley of Boston.
Workmen yesterday transferred all
of the bleacher seats at Capitol Park
to Williams Field where the Million
aires will play as soon as the ground
gets hard enough. The transfer was
made in order tc complete the work of
erecting the new ornamental fence. 1t
is hoped to play the game with Twin
Towns there noxt Wednesday.
II is expected that Hallowell will
send a big crowd of fans to the city
a week from Saturday to see Chick
Meader, Hallowell boy and Villa Nava
College star. perform on the mound
for the Easterns against Augusta.
E6 Meusel OF the Yankees sure had
a day at bat yesterday. In New York's
double header he slammed a home run.