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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-18

Thought Tor today, The number Of times
when we failed 20 answer tho ring OF Oppor-
tunty because We thought 1t an agent at
the door
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-18

The girl on south Main says there is no pleas
urc IN an auuiyur.Hry uul'gs IL brings a sur
prise. for u iH only by surprise that sho learns
who really .oycs her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10

tily and hit for 500 wIrn a single and
double in four times at TT.
Peggy" Watson of Hallowell, for
mer Hallowell High star, who has
made an envial,le record for himself
at Villa Nova College, will take care
Of third b. Watson played whale
of a anne for Gardiner on the pickup
team that opDo sed Augusta on the
Fourth, and tue local management is
fortunate in sarncring him for their
aggregation.
"Slide" Eastman, who was nick
named ole Reliable" because Of his
work in the field on the last Tr' i
ley que team from this Guy. will
pastime in the short garden. and his
further mention.
Another tCn-Striko by tho 'ardn.cr
manager is the securing of Dobby Mer-
sengcr to cover center field. Bobby
has played il the majors, with both
the Chicago ". Q SoX md st. Louis.
He first spran,r into prominence by lis
work on the Gates nine some years
ago. and fro, there wclt 10 -
England League, graduating into big
time bah. OF late years he has been
with the Southern League. Bobby is Il
finished fielder. a heavy hitter, and a
past master If the art OF running
bases. At one time he held the ma
tional record iOr circlng the sacks.
Lou" Davis of this city, a shoe
,talSCr who 7, a n. II n ,VnIl G hp
garden. lie 5 reputcd hard hitter
Who is specially good in IT,, u \
In right field Will be Latin. who has
played great bal for Togus recently.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10

, athlete. His brothl4, Phil, is pastim-
ing with the Augusta club.
Leo Bcaudoin will be on the re-
! ceiving end, and those who watched
| his work behind the bat for the Au-
gusta team last season know his
ability without further comment Leo
las been in uniform for the Togus
team SO far this season. and has
made an excellent rcnc"d. Like Abe
| Brisk, he will be opposed to a broth
| or in the game with Augusta. for
Ray Beaudoin. younger brother. is
playing on the Millonaires this sea-
son, and is now leading that club at
! bat.
| William ("Dope") Davidson, form
CT star hurlcr for Bates. ard MAIN
! stay on the mound for Gardiner High
| during his prep sch 1 days will COW
or the initial sack. Davidson has
| appeared in Il Gardiner uniform on
several occasions. being n member of
the old Gardiner Trolley leagun outfit
| If nccd arises. he has shown by his
work for Togus this year that he is
| perfectly capable of stepping into the
| box and acquitting himst" credit
! ably.
! Henry ("ITank'D Merrill. former New
! England League star, will hold down
the keystone sack Merrill was man
agcr Of the local club durin; the Troll
! ley League days and is wcll known to
| Gardiner fans. He has been Kept
busy this season, playing on num-
Der Of fast teams over the State. At
the baseball tournament at Lewiston
| last Saturday Hanl Held down the hot
corner for Fr"d Ostergren's Portland
! Sandlottcrs. lie covered his bag nret-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10

scored.
Augusta ......0 . Q 0 0 90 Is
Twin Towns % 004 0 0 Of
Hits and earned runs-On Kroog s
and in 6 GO cut in 7th; off Hunt 2
and l in 4; off Williams 10 and D in
10. Two-basc hits-Mcssengcr, Will
son. Thrce-hase hit-Kilpa trick.
stolen b9ses-Murray. Graves. Kroog
Base on balls-By Kroog 2. by Will
liams 4. Struck out--By kroog s. By
Williams 8. Sacrifice hits-Aohott,
Wilson. +. Loud. Double plays-Kil-
patrick to Murray; Fitzpatrick to Will
son; French to Murray; Beaudoin to
Wilson; Masterman unassistcd. Wild
pitch-Kroog. Umpircs, love and BLY,.
Losing pitcher. Hunt.
The Star, TaXis found the Sandlot-
tcrs of Portland easy in the second
contest. In rather loose game
marked by heavy Hitting by Lewis
ton, the Spindle city men easily walk
cd away with the game. Fitzpatrick,
pitching for Portland. was not in
good form and suffered heavily from
the onslaughts of the opposing
stick artists. Bucltland was effective
at all times for Lewiston. The big
feature Of the game was the hitting
of Del Bissonette. who poled three
singles and a homer in five times at
bat. Del's homer was over the right
field fence. and it is the first one that
has ever been batted over the boards
at the Lewiston Athletic Park.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
Especial to kcnncbcc JournaD

Especial to kcnncbcc JournaD
Gardiner, July 9-Gardincr is TO
have a baseball club this year, and
from all indications it will &c q fast
aggregation, well worthy OF repre-
senting this city. II is composed Of
cX-big-lcagucrs, scmi-pro players
and college stars. 1t will be the first
team that has represented Gardiner
officially on the diamond since the
days of the Trolley Leagues. Arthur
Lancaster of this city, lumberman
University Of Maine graduate and
himself 4 ball player of no mean
ability is the power behind the move
mcnt, and the team will be run under
his personal supervision.
1t is planned now to have several
games a week, the first being sched-
uled for next Tuesday afternoon on
Quimby field with the fast Augusta
Milionaires as opponents for TIE To-
cal nine. A return game will be
played at the Capital Thursday The
game on Tuesday VIII be called at 5
o'clock, Gardiner time.
A onco-ovcr Of the probable line
up for the Gardiner team reveals
some of the best-knOwn ball play
ors in Maine. Abe Brisk, Brown
varsity pitcher, now twirlns for the
star Sanford outfit. will be the main
stay in the box with other mounds
mon to be named later Abe is con-
sidcred one Of the leading semi-pro
pitchers in Maine this year, and
should be big favorte with the
fans as he is a former Gardiner High
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
| Rain Breaks Up
Fine Race Card
ION Pittsfeld Track
Especial to Kennebec Journal)


Pittsficld, July S.-What mad the
making of q big afternoons sport
at Union Trotting Park. Pittsheld,
was terminated by Il heavy shower
which came up about four O'Clock IN
the afternoon. Everybody who at
tended had good word for the trot-
ting and it was very disappointed
crowd of fans that came up from the
park after the shower had maze
more trotting impossible.
The 2.2S class was finished and
two heats were trottcd in each the
other classes. Earl Grafton, own
cd by II. w. Carter of Holyoke,
Mass, had an easy time in the 2.23
class and Dana Worthen got Vas
sar c. around for the second money.
Halobash, driven by Coombs. got IN
third. The best time in this class
was 2.19 ga.
1t was a great disappointment that
the 2.19 class and the 2.26 class
could not be finished for the race
was split up and looked like great
fun before it could be trotted Off.
The money was awarded according
to the way the horses finished at the
close of the two heats. The crowd
was estimated at $50.
The summary:
o.23 CLASS, TROT AND PACE,
PURSE 5000
Alva Coffman, Richardson -. 4 i
Nassar c., ro.g:, by ConI Cur
Wheaton 1Ilrt-
land
Earl Grafton, II. w. Carter,
Holyoke, Mass. 1 1 l
Nagiwock, b.m., by Belwin,
Chas. F. Mason, Providence,
X. L. ............... diS
Halobash, Coombs ............ 3 )
Time-21S.3-4; go IL; 2.23 IA.
.2.1o CLASS TROT AND PACE,
PURSE $500
Charles w, Big. by Hoyt, C.
j. Worthen, Bangor. ......... 1
Roy Coastman, brig, by Coast
man. Bert Cole, Palmyra. 3
Gene Castle, b.m., A. Richardson,
Jr., Waterville ............... 3
Baroness Chelsie, rom, ty ST.
Providence, #. /. ............. l .
Ross Directum, Wells. .......... 4
Time-217 IA; 21S IA.
2.26 CLASS, TROT AND PACE,
PURSE 5000
Yeuvon Patch, b.m., by King
Patch, Walter Hubbard, Hart
lana I
Ben MaXcy, II. w. Garter, Holy
oke, Mass. ............... 3 8
Elizabeth Watts, b.m., by Gen
eral Watts, Chas. P. Mason,
Providence l
Jessie u, br.m., a. Richardson,
Jr, Waterville .............. 1 .
Time-2.23 IA; 2.1S IA.
The officials in the judges stand
were: c. A. Stewart, Hartland, start
err. Judges, c. A. Stewart, Hartland;
Hiram b Conner, Pittsfield; Webster
Williams, Waterville; timers. Harry
l.. Williams, Hartland; j. H. Farrell,
Unity; w. n. Stetson, Dexter; V. c.
Bowman, clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
MilliOnaires Take Morning
Game From Twin Towns, 5 to
4 in 10 Inning Heart Dis
ease" Contest - SandlOtterS
Easy for Lewiston in First
p. M. Game-CrOwd CT $500
See Games
Especial to Kennebec JourrraD

especial TO KenneDec JournaD
Lewiston, July S.-The Lewiston
Star-TaXis and the Augusta Million
aires have yet to settle who was the
better of the four teams that COM
peted here today in Andy" Ander-
sons all-day baseball tourney. Au-
gusta COPIED the first game from Nor
way in the morning to 4 after ten
frames of lurid fireworks. The Lew
iston Star Taxis had romp with
Fred Ostergren's Sandfleas, ending
the slaughter on the long end of a
to l score in the second contest, and
il the finals, with Clyde Sukeforth GO
ing like clockwork against the Taxs,
and the score standing 2 to 0 for the
Millionaires at the end of two and
two-thirds innings, the elements in
terccded for the Spindle City players,
and the game was called on account
of wet grounds and rain. Over $500
people watched the games.
The Augusta management brought
home $500 as their share of the days
prizes, and on July II will meet the
TaXis on their home grounds to de-
eide which team will be the possessor
of the extra 500 that belongs to the
club taking first money.
Augusta 5-Norway 4
Ray Beaudoin sa~ed the game for
the Millionaires against Twin Towns
in the preliminary contest Saturday
morning when, after Pat French had
singled, and advanced to third, he
came across with a safety that
brought Pat across the rubber with
the winning tally. 1t was the tenth
frame of weird and wooley game.
Ben Houser's charges took the lead,
and up to the seventh stanza led the
oxford county players 4 to 0, when
the balloon went up. and a brace of err
rors coupled with n walk and quar-
tctte of wicked hits, one a double.
pushed four runs across for Twin
Towns. Gus Williams frightened, the
Augusta men resumed ball-playine.
and from then. on, Mastermen's nine
at no time looked dangerous.
With. the exception Of the seventh.
Gus Williams displayed a fine brand
OF tWirllng, holding his opponents
well in check. Kroog. n TUFTS COL
lcge moundsman imported 20 fiji Tim
: lloughton's shoes. was wild rs n
hawk at times. and directly rcspon-
s'ble for the Milionaircs' first brace
Oh runs in the second. Hits by Phil
Brisk. Artie Abbott. Pat French and
Sid Graves gave Augusta tw more
| in the third.
The summary:
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Train STOPS DECIDING CAME IN !
LEWISTON TOURNEY WITH H0uSER |
OUTFIT. LEADING TAxIS, 2T0 0

- '''s'SAA " v "
Portland ....... 90 0 o I zoe 0
Two base hits, Merrill. Ostergren.
Three base hit. Masterman. Home
run, Bissonette. Sacrifice hit. Gala
han. Double play. Hammond to
Masterman. Base on balls off Fitx-
patrick. 3. Hit by pitcher by Buck
land (TetreaulD. Struck out. by
auckland, 5: by Fitzpatrick s. Wild
pitch. Fitzpatrick.
The deciding game OF the tourney,
between the Taxis and the Million
aires started like a real "ll-game.
Sukeforth whitfield the first two bat
ters to oppose him. and Fitzpatrick
retired the third on fly. The first
three Augusta batters went out in
one-two-three order.
Lewiston was retired In the first
OF the second with one hit being C.
corded, and then. after Wilson had
fyed out to left. and Graves been re-
tired on n close play Mt first. Beau
dom. Murray and Fitzpatrick singled.
with the first two men crossing for
tallies. There was no further scor-
ing. and rain forced n postponcmcnt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
Daubert's Homer
Wins for PhillieS

cincinnati July - Philadelphia
..t. to cincinnati Q 20 3, Daubert 5
lone run into the right held bleach :
..s with two men on ia the last half
~ ,fe seventh put tho Reds to the
b, today and they added six more
.ra BOD 'he next inning when they
...,e Noth llubbcll and Winters out
.ttEo t.x. tntl the seventh. Hub
I vu. IA complete command.
I .l.t mad n perfect day at bat
o..r., homo run. three singles and a
..rn.o ny out of i've times up.
I.... vaa hlt rather freely but had
control ana received excellent
....fI Score.
o.o0Oo 1-3-1o-2
...U no.0.u0. 3 X-9-lA-1
Yu..I Winters. Pinto ANA Hem
Ut,s mud Ningo.
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Cardinals Nose
Dodgers i'm Rally

i.u.a July 9-lhc NhIdlh1lS
n.NN.l. up tucir sixth straight vic
tgar ty singing ninth inning
... ur.l ru4Ing out Brooklyn TO ,.
l.tk Bru otdore pitched well until
t.. e.t. inning after whicl the
n.lc,.a ran up i've runs and the
t..Un. WHO ma one run lead
...r.I t.e seventh. Also Tailed five
rs Mueller batting for Doak in
I'm. .rfb inning, Knocked out n
m. .un ucbctt of Brooklyn also
.t, l,ur iuu. n was tho visitors
-.r,. .i1.rIt d,foat AT tho hands
, fHo cardinals Score,
n...Ai.n o.u O. .U.o q 2--5-12-1
n iru.t no.o. % o J I 3--G-12-l
cato,r. Vance md Dobcrry: Doak'
nr'eo' md Ninsmlth,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
Ball Clubs in Court
For Violating Blue
Laws of n. Hampshire

Concord, \. H., July 9-The man
ayers and players Of two local base
ball teams. the Sterling ball club and
the i. and NJ. were or .cr 'pday to
appear in court tomorrow morning
on charge of violating the Sunday
sport law. The mt was served
on the players during their game be-
fore 200 persons by order OF County
Solicitor Herbert Rainie.
The players enfa"~' Attorney VIM.
\. Rogers. former Dartmouth var
|sity football athlete. to defend them.
Manager Robert O'Bricn OF the
Sterling team sald tonight that the
case would be taken 10 the higher
court if the players were found
guilty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
Indians on Long
End 13-Inn, Scrap
With the Yankees

New York, July 9-Cleveland won
the last game of the five game series
with New York today in 13 innings,
. to I. The Indians played an ag-
gressive uphill game, McInnis tying
the score with two out in the ninth
with n single. Cleveland won the
game off Shawkcy in the 18th when
Wamby and Speaker both doubled
and Joe Sewell singled. Meuscl hit a
home run and three singles in his
first four times up. Score:
Cleveland
0101 Toe 102 0 0 0 2-9-1s-2
New York
90 0 OIL 90 0 0 o-7-16-2
Uhle, Mails, Lindsey and O'Neill. d.
Sewell: Jones, Shawkey and Schang.
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French Papers Comment

Paris, July S,-RevenSe for her For
est Hills defeat and expressions of the
hope that the American tennis public
will be satisfied" respecting Mile,
lenglen's superiority over Mrs NAL
Tory constitute the substance of the
comments in the French newspapers
on tho French woman's decisive vic
tory at Wimbledon Saturday.
Preparations have already started
TO give "the glorious Suzenne" ban
ner reception when she returns to
Paris
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10

Masterman, manager and catcher
for Twin Towns, pulled a real iron
man" stunt. He caught the game for
his nine against Augusta, and owing
to Leavitt's absence because of ill
ness, stopped them for auckland of
Lewiston against Portland. Not
content with that, he started behind
the bat for the Spindle ely players
against the Millionaires in the final
session. He is certainly sweet
working backstop. In the tenth frame
of the Twin Town-Augusta game. he
reached to the left and pulled what
looked like sure wild pitch from
behind Ray Beaudoins back. Pat
French was on third, and if Master
man had not made the stop, the
speedy Millionaire left fielder would
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
Senator's Wallop
Tigers in Slugfest

Washington, July Washington
defeated Detroit today 10 to :. in an
old fashioned slugging bee. 80 hits,
being registered off the five pitchers
used In the game. Score:
Detroit 20 0 3 0 0 l l. 7-14-1
Wash'ton 5 0 3 0 90 4 x-13-16-1
Ehmkc. Cole. IIolling and Bassler.
Manion: Iachery, Johnson and
Charity.
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WeissmulIer Sets Another Mark

Alameda, Cal, July 9-John
Weissmuller, of the Illinois Athletic
club set a new worlds record here
today at Neptune Beach for the 100
metres open water free style SWIM
ming race of So SIS seconds. The
previous record wcs one minute. is
seconds, held by Duke Kahanamoku,
Of Honolulu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
Much Mighty Mlionares Miss Main Money, Maybe
oESCHcER WEAkENS IN TWO
FRAMES AND CUBS FIND Way
FOR II Win OVER THE BRAVES

chicago, July s.-Chlcago eoncen-
,rsfed It's attack In two innings today
Ma defeated Boston 7 20 2. making IL
f.ar straight. oeschgcr permitted only
..s NE except IN the innings when the
.ns scored. Aldridgo twirled
=. 10y game and VAS given good sup
...i. tho fielding 20 Krug. Maisel and
.isltrr and a one-h handed catch by MIL
.- urinF features. The score:
BOSTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10

Callahan Of Lewiston and Fred Os-
tergrcn pulled bit Of clowning in The
Portland-Lcwiston game. Callahan
sacrificed. laying bunt to Fred who,
seeing that he could not get his man
at second. picked up the GrounGer and
waited for Callahan to run to him. The
Lewiston playe" ran towards him. and
half way to frs turned and sped back
to home plate with Fred chasing him.
ostersren saw his Error in a moment
and walked dignifedly back to his
sack.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10

Indianapolis. July 9-(By A. P.)-
The national clay courts doubles I'll
tie won by Ralph Burdick and Fritz
Bastian. Indianapolis, in play today
at the Woodstock Country club.
They defeated John Henessey. In
dianapolis and Walter Wesbrook. De-
troit, in five gruelling sets, 6-3, &c,
7-5. 81, GA.
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EXHIBITION GAMES

Windsor Locks. Conn, July s.
Boston Americans S; .; 6. Windsor
Locks. z: IS: 3. Fullerton and
Lynch; Carroll and Martin.
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Squanto Wilson duplicated the stunt
he pulled against Twin Towns when
they played at Augusta by sliding to
first after being pulled from his lag
by Rufus grounder in the last game
against the TINS. 1t was a close de-
cision but Umpire BLY, waved Ruff
back to the b. III.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
France Will Send
Team for Davis Cup

Wmblcdou. July e-Franco has
dsfaf,Iv decided 30 send a Davis
,an team 10 America, according to
'Fe Information here Tho team will
re composed 20 Cochct, Rorotra and
lpreft 81 Erurnon, one Of the
rH,rt Ulaes French players, Will not
Ut attic 90 make the trip.
Iars. july 9.-Conndcnce was cx-
prm.I "a the tennis circles today
Maf l.Huyr would send a Dayic cup
t.m n compete against the Aus
'0nn team an Boston August 10. II
.nl I Tile mai decision with re-
rl 'o mo sending Of team viii
r.i Ia taken until ncNt Tuesday, by
rl time The officials OF the French
NHrs federation who are now at
Mmtl,ion. England. VIII have re-
'atred 90 Paris.
Boston 1uly 9-The Boston \. A.
i"I ol'Hoor handicap games and the
N"tnnHl Tcutathlon championship
No. hcld az Tech field In Cam
N'lrc on september le. officials an
trunprl tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10

Fvu.taso hits--Nixon, Powell. Home
trailocher. Sacrifices - Maisel'
..de. Double plays-Aldridge, Ter
ard Rarbcr. Krug and Barber Left
nars.- Boston ]. Chicago 3. struck
rv OrschEcr I. AldridEo !. HIT
.. rtpher OcschEcr, Terry. Ntld
..t.. -DesetE r. Umpircs, Mcrormick
MIA eentrUe. Time. i.21.
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Frank DeRice of Portland an
nounces that he will give Maine fight
fans an opportunity of seeing Jack
Dempsey in action on July 14th.,
when the latter will stop at Portland
and box an exhibition bout with
Larry Williams, Nutmeg State
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Del Bissonettc the ex-Cleveland
player and Winthrop boy, had a great
Gay at bat against the Sandlotters. In
FIVE trips 20 the rubber he connected
tor three sing O. and a hone run. Ills
homer went over the right field fence
Is feet inside the foul mark and was
the first Il. | that has ever rcaled
the park fence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10

New York. July 9-Johrny Buff,
midget boxer. will defend his ban
tamwcight title against Joe Lynch,
elongated challenger who recently
defeated Midget Smith. in 10
round decision bout, tomorrow night.
Buff expects to tip 1l3 pounds. one
pound over the. nyweight limit, and
five pounds under the challenger.
Lynch, however may also be below
the bantamweight limit Of 1fS
pounds.
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Trumbower Of Lewiston spoiled
Squanto Wilson's chance of what look
ed like a sure double in the second in
ming of the last game when he sprint
ed backwards end way over into left
center. making 4 wonderful catch Of a
hard fly.
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Abe Brisk. who viii twirl for
Gardiner this summer had a hot
pitchers battle with Eddie Flynn of
Bowdoin Saturday. Brisk, on the
mound for Sanford struck ont seven
Bar Harbor batsmen, and held the
s,ar aggregation to nine hits. Eddie
Finn was going still better. retiring
-, and holding the Goodalls to 5
scattered sinsles.<
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TOURNEY JOTTINGS

Fitzpatrick of'the Millionaires made
n sensational shoe string catch of a
sizzling drive by Fuller of Twin
Towns in the first frame. 1t looked
like an impossible play. but the
stocky shortstop smothcled it.
Whirled and threw Messenger out al
second, from the first double of the
contest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10

Five double plays featured the m,.rn-
ing game between Twin Towns and
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10

Danny Norton. who pitched the
afternoon game against the Mil
lionaires on the Fourth hung the
Indian sign on the Oxfords of Port
land Saturday, when twirling for
East Dcering, he sent Is back to the
b,-~h via. tho strikeout route.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10

Phil Brisk Gf the Millonairesraced
towards the grandstand fron, thiro in
the second frame of the final game and
made a wond arful full-speed catch of
Mastcrman's f,ul fly.
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SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia 8; Cincinnati 9.
Boston 2; Chicago z.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 6, Boston 5; first game.
Chicago 8, Boston 2; second game.
Cincinnati z, Philadelphia 1; first
game.
Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 8; Sec
ond game.
Pittsburg z, New York 5.
St. Louis 10, Brooklyn 7.
TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
New York at Pittsburq.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10
X. ]. SPORT CALENDAR

August 19-26-Maine State cham
pionship tennis tournament at SPUR
rel Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10

Kroog, who twirled for Twin
Towns is Il New Hampshire State
player who has been pastiming with
Tufts since leaving the Granite State
institution. He has pitched semi pro
ball for Lynn and Haverhill teams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-10

heavyweight, on his way to Walter
Kinds camp on OXbow.