Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-18
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT
Additional Sporting News will be
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Coach Mike" Ryan Of Colby COL
lege left Waterville last night for
New York and Washington to be
gone for ten days. He will attend
the national convention of the Ma
tional Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States which is to be held in
the McAlpine hotel in New York city
the Is, 10, 20 and Fl of November.
He will also attend the Quadremial
meeting of the American Olympic
Association in Washington on the
% and % of this month. The ANA
teur Athletic Union controls all ma
jor sports as track, boxing, rowing,
trap shooting, swimming and
wrestling.
Jack McDonough, who has been the
arbiter for most of the games played
on the Capital Park grid this fall,
will perform in that capacity in the
annual contest between the Red and
Blue of Portland high and Bangor
high, at Portland today.
In the big double bill at the Ar
mory A. A. show at Grand Opera
House, Boston, next Tuesday night,
Billy Woods will be matched up
against Shaver O'Brien Of South
Boston. This mill should be one
bang up affair as both of these well
terweights are out to land a match
with Eddie Shevlin, and so will
strive hard for a decision. r
Emery O. Beane will preside as
head linesman at the Cony Skowhe-
gan clash this afternoon. taking the
place of Coach Edwards of Colby
who was unable to officiate.
The twenty-five members Of the
Cony band will be wearing red and
white caps today donated by Ned
Beane of Beane and Cross. They will
be led by little Kenneth Fisher in a
clowns suit made by Miss Mildred
Howes of the Domestic science course
at Cony.
The North Hudsons, Inc, a light
heavy weight basketball team, GAO
$50 pounds, playing every Thursday
at Emerson High school gymnasium,
West Hoboken. New Jersey. desire
to book home and home series games
with teams IN this locality. Commu-
nicate with Manager Fred Kutschin-
ski. 1876 Boulevard, West Hoboken.
New Jersey.
The Skowhegan team will be
greeted when they arrive in this city
at $50 this morning by live COM
mittee representing the Augusta
| Chamber of Commerce, Rotary and
] Kiwanis Clubs, and will be taken on
an automobile tour of the city in
Guiding a visit to Governor Baxter.
Between the rounds of the fight
fest at City Hail. Friday evening,
there were several introductions of
boxers who want to show in this
section this winter. Young Sharkey
of Waterville put in his challenge to
the winner of the Levine Flourant
fray. Johnny Kid Dustin of Gardin-
err was presented with the all inclu-
sive defy to any boy of 112 to lis
pounds in New England, and it
looked as if the Kid was giving them
5 to 10 pounds at that. Tom Ma
guire and Joe McFadden, both hail
ing from Providence, were introduced
with the announcement that they are
going to make the Capital City their
headquarters for some time.-and
both these welters. WHO are said to
have some class of their own will
probably be seen at some future show
of the A. A. c.
Derby, Eng.-(By A. P)-False
Alarm, by Rsttlejack out of White Lie,
owned by J. H. Hull, won the Derby
cup handicap of s1250. run here Fri
day. J. Cunliffe's Charlebelle was sec
ond. and Major Worthingtons Brink
low third. Thirteen horses ran.
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