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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20

a prominent place in the running OF
the race. Tommy led for nearly 20
miles, racing a breakneck speed, win
little thought of the limitations OF his
frail body. 1t was he who made the
race a pace that produced the new
record until he had to drop out at the
Woodland Golf club in Newton. De-
Mar had run him down, but he still
had a Henigan to contend with as
brother Jimmy came up to relieve
brother Tom. DeMar and Jimmy
Henigan fought for the lead for a
quarter mile. DeMag leading a short
time. and then Jimmy held the front
for a mile and half. DeMar was
not to be denied. however. and oppo-
site Boston College in Newton the
winner of 1911 took the lead, which
he increased to The finish. Jimmy
Henigan faded out soon afterward,
allowing others to move up.
DeMar's positions at several early
stages of the race indicate how he
won:
He Jagged a bit at the start in Ash
land. slipped through the scattered
field of so odd runners in the next four
miles and was eighth at South Franz
irgham; fourth at Natick, four miles
farther on. where Tom Henigan. Rit-
ola and Zuna preceded him and sec
ond at the half way mark, with Tom
Henigan ahead. 1t was over the hills
in the Newtons that DeMar made the
gains which brought him up to Tom
Henigan and forced the latter back.
Il thought when Jimmy Henigan
took the lead from me that he was
too fast for me- he remarked after
ward, but when he tired in front
of Boston College I felt pretty conf
dent that I would win" He did
After finishing with a sprint De-
Mar said he was fresh as daisy"
then admitted he was "a bit dizzy
from his effort to speed up on the
home stretch. But Willie men who
finished several minutes after him
were laid out, he dran> soda pop ana
ate frankfurts, remarking the while
that lit didn't use to be this way.
When | won In 1911 sc had beer"
DeMar's victory today was the
second in the histor" o. the American
Marathon made by d former winner.
1t was back in 10000 that J. J. CAT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
Colby Bunches
BOners and Maine
Wins by Score AZ

When the Colby baseball infleld
punched errors in the third inning
of the Colby Maine game on Severn's
field yesterday afternoon, they lost
the game by letting in three runs.
Ripascha, the first man up in the
third inning knocked a two-bagger.
Johnson sacrificed and advanced
Ripascha to third and he came home
on a wild throw by McDonald.' Sar-
gent, the next man up knocked q
fast grounder and made first. Os-
good put one between first and sec
opd and got to first on nAderson's
failure TO recover the ball, and gain
ed second on an error by Niles.
Meanwhile Sargent got to third on
Anderson's error and went home on
Niles error. The ball went home to
tag Sargent and then back to third
to catch Osgood coming to third, but
Royal made an error and Osgood
rounded the third sack and came
home nthe same error. The Colby
team frightened up and the next two
men were out.
Maine managed to get one more
score in the seventh whenPrescott
clouted the ball for two bags. adj
vanced TO third on error by Royal
and came home on two base hit by
Johnson. The game appeared cinch-
ed for Maine with a whitewash
score until the ninth inning when
Nichols passed the first man up,
Fransen, and the next two batters
got on bases by being hit by pitched
balls. Then the Maine pitcher went
up in the air and threw the ball ten
feet over the catchers head. letting
Fransen in for the first Colby score.
Niles went to third and came home
but was forced to go back to third on
account of the one base ruling on a
passed ball. Nichols was taken out
and Jewett was substituted and
Haines struck out. Then Williams
came up and knocked an easy
grounder to the first basemans who
tagged Williams but let Niles get
home for Colby's second and last
run. Wilson, the next man up, foul
ed twice and then with final swing,
ended the game, four to two in favor
OF Maine. Osgood, at short stop for
Maine, was the star of the game and
pulled one liner out of the air when
it. seemed good for two bags.
1t seemed certain. that Colby was
going to score in the second inning
when Royal sent the sphere over
the rightielder's head for three bags.
Niles was the next man up and he
sent a hot liner between short and
third for what appeared a good two
hit. but Osgood was there and pulled
i. out of the air with one hand, and
Fransen flied out to third.
COLBY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
St. Mary's Wins
First Game Season
from Alumni, Z to 6

In a close and exciting ten-inning
game yesterday morning on the mus
terrified diamond. St. Mary's first team
defeated the alumni : to 6. For the
first game of the season the boys
PLAYED rema rkably "ell. hitting the
pill in good style and registering on
" a few errors. The game was see
saw affair up to the ninth, the even
score forcing an extra frame with st.
Mary's pushing over tire deciding run
in the tenth.
Jim Golfer hurled & nice game and
was held well by his brother John.
The infield accepted some difficult
chances while the outfeld showed up
in satisfactory style.
The lineup:
St. Mary's-John Golfer c; Jim Col
fer p: Buckley 1b: Farrell 2b, IF; Car
ney Oh; Fletcher 3b; Cunningham If;
\. Murphy CT; F. Murphy If; Sawyer
ri.
Alumni. Mcdonald c; Sawyer p,
IS; Allison PISS; Devine 1b; Nelson
2b; NJ. Roderick go; Jervis Golfer If,
3D.; Morton If: Good Ct; Tebbetts IF.
Score by innings:
St Mary's Ri E
1oosoo 1900 1-7-1os
Alumni
102 90 90 1 0 o. 9-s
Runs made by John Golfer 2, James
Golfer, Fletcher F. Murphy, Farrell
Carney; Mcdonald ?, Allison, Devine,
Good, Sawyer. Two base hit, John
Golfer Double play, Allison to De-
vine. Struck out by Golfer, o; by Al
bison Z; By Sawyer ,. Faulkner UNI
pire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
ORMSBY STARS
IN BRUNSWICK
WIN OVER CABOTS

Brunswick, Me. April 19.-(SpeciaD
Brunswick High defeated Cabots Z
to in the opening game of the season.
Ormsby. the high school pitcher. only
allowed two hits and struck out IA
men. The summary:
Brunswick ......0 0 0 0 / 0 %
Cabot ....0 % 0 0 / o 8 o.
Earned uns-Brunswick, Cabots J..
Three-base hit-Coffin. Two-ba Sc hit
-Charron. Struck out-By Ormsby
II, by Labrie 9. Bernier 2. Passed
ball-Caouette. Base an balls-Laboie
/. Umpire. Toothaker. Time, 1.55. At
tendance, $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
NORTHPORT CLUB
TO START EARLY

Belfast, April 19-{SpeciaD-Wit
in a few weeks the golf links at the
Northport Country Cub will be in
condition, and it looks like an early
season. May should see the grounds
in fair shape and Belfast enthusiasts
are getting anxious to get into the
game. Indications noint to a large
increase in membership the coming
season as the popularity of the game
IS growing rapidly. The Nortlport
Club will open as usual about the
last Of June with the formal opening
on July 4th, the club anniversary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
Lawrence Meets
Oak Grove Today

Fairfield, Apr. 19-The Lawrence
High Baseball team opens its season
today at $50 when they meet Oak
Grove Seminary on the West street
diamond. The team starts the sea-
son minus the services Of Cocker,
Lawry and Parlin who finished last
year. but a successful season is pre-
dicted O'Brien, Bragg, Dorian,
Bradley, Marden and Greenleaf are
the veterans and the new men who
will make up the team will probably
be picked from Perry, johnson and
Tbibodeau. Bragg is expected to do
the pitching with Tommy O'Brien on
the receiving end. Lawrence's first
game in the Sentinel league comes
Saturday when they meet the strong
Besse High team from Albion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
M. c. |. Wins First
from Besse High
on Short Diamond

Iitish'ld ID. Me April lg ,Sper4a
NJ. G. l. PLAYED the FIRST game n,
season on the campus Nrdnrsn av p
"rnoon, tho game being With the D..
iIigh school and the opening rems
the sentinel league. Maine cent
Institute came through win ,irf.
ana the game was good 4 FIRST ~
season games run. The fact that
Parks Athletic Fleld vas TOO vet
play on and ID Vas ne,easaf, 20 al
the game on tho campus. making
short diamond handicapped both D., ..
TO some extent N ~ ttaa ,rta
contestant IN tho sentinel Irsfr.
will play other games outside At
ones IN INC league schedule,
The summary.
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CoNY HIGH TRIMS Alumni, 2T01 :
FIRST Time IN SEVERAL YEARS
IN OPENING GAME OF SEASON

Tor the first time in several years.
Cony High registered a win over the
Alumni in the opening game OF the
season. defeating them TO ! on the
Driving Park diamond yesterday
afternoon. The Cony boys showed
up in good style. considering that it
vas the first start. A bone or two
vas pulled, with Stafford as the Chief
offender. but on the whole, this
year's aggregation shows promise OF
holding it's own with the teams on
It's schedule.
picly Ridcout started in the box
FOR Copy and delivered a nice line
OF wares. the lone tally of the grad
yates being due directly to infield
hobbies. He was succeeded by Don
Brennan in the sixth, who heio thc
Alumni to three scattered hlts ana
no runs. lis looks as though Coach
Thompson has a strong pair IN these
two tWrlcis.
In the inhold. yesterdays play IN
dictates third and short need con-
siderable more practice, with &C.
cision vet 10 he made who viii hotd
down these positions. Captain Ellls
took care Of all that came his WY,
while Stafford was steady with TIE
exception of one bone.
In the outfeld. center and right mad
little opportunity to show "hat
they can do but Harrington in left
had a busy afternoon. accepting fVe
chances and going way over in foul
territory for three of them. making
handsome catches. Soup AUSTIN
caught a steady game.
For the Alumni. aside from the
fine showing made by Walter Bren-
nan. the best work was done by
Martin. ThynS and Roderick. The
old Cory backstop caught steady
game and cut down a couple trying
TO purloin the middle and thlfd
sacks. ICY" Thyng at the initial
bag held TO his old time form and
made one pretty stop. Roderick at
third had five chances and made
only one miscue. The day was cold
and raw and only a fair crowd was
in attendance and due TO the fact
that the players we're all of Cony,
past and present, there was but Ut
tic cheering. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
Int'l. League Start
POSTPONED by Rain

New York, April 19-Hain today
the international leagues 1922 season.
all of the games being postponed un-
til tomorrow
Only three of the seven games
scheduled the major leagues were
played the Yankees meeting Boston
in a double header while ST. louis
played at Cleveland. The National
League had but two eames carded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
Springfield Cadet
Wins Irish Road Race

Springfield, Mass, April 19-Ralph
Dick of the First Springfield Cadets
of this city today won the first an
nual Irish American road race from
Holyoke to Springfield. approximate
~ 10 miles. Dick led the field from
the start and was never overtaken.
His time was 81 minutes. 20 rs sec
onds, which is slow time for the
course. Pep Clark of Jamaica Plain,
running for the Romantic club, was
second. a full minute behind Dick
and Jerry Murphy of the ST Thorn
as A. c.. West Springfield. was
third.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
Colby and Maine
Figure in Drawings
for Penn Relay Meet

Philadelphia, Apr. 19-Drawings
for position at the pole for class
races for college, preparatory and
high school teams at the University
of PENNSYLVANIA relay carnival, Apr.
% and % were made public today.
Those for the college class events, af-
fecting New England colleges. fol-
low:
Glass Four-1. Boston University;
>. Hobart; ). Rochester: 4. Bates; ),
Cloby; q, Hamilton; I, Haverford.
Class seven-1. Colgate: ,, Brown:
!, New York UniNer sity; 4, Maine; 5,
Morgan; 6, Fordham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
BROWNS BREAK
INDIANS MARCH

Cleveland, April 19.-St. Louis
broke Cleveland's winning streak
today winning IS to i. Van Glider
held Cleveland to three hits. dupli-
eating his feat of last Saturday
when he shut out the White Sox.
Coveleskie failed to show his usual
form but was much better than Pott
or Kcefe. Sisler and Williams each
stole three bases. the former steal
ing home in the ninth. The score:
st. Louis . 0 0 . 4 5-15-o0-0
CleveTd 0 90 0 0 o. l. 3-5
Nangilder and SEVERED: Covcleskie.
Pott, keefe and Nunamakcr,
Shinault.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
HALLOWELL GETS
GARDINER HIGH
Z TO3 IN OPENER
Especial to kennebec JournaD

Especial to kennebec JournaD
Gardiner, Apr. 19-Hallowell High
defeated Gardiner High by the score
of to in the opening game of the
season. Hallowell started scoring in
the first inning on a walk and two
hits. Gardiner came to the front in
the third when Hickey hit a single
and Mcnamara was hit by a pitched
ball. Ross hit for three bases and
then scored In the fifth Hallowell
scored five runs on five hits. For
Gardiner the hitting of Ross and the
fielding of Burke featured While for
Hallowell the hitting of Masciadri
and the fielding of Lee featured.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
Hebron Errors Cost
Them Lewiston Game
10 to 9 in 10 Frames

Hebron, Me, April 19.-(SpeciaD-
Hebron battles 10 innings with the
Lewiston Independents here today in
the opening game Of the season. A
ninth inning rally bringing three runs
across the plate, put the acad >my one
run ahead, but Lewiston buttoned up
the contest in the 10th. The final
score stood: Lewiston 10. Hebron 8.
Hebron's infie' was decidedly shaky,
showing all the early season faults.
and but for the phenomenal work Of
Churchill in the box and at the bat
would have Jared worse. Hebron out
hit Lewiston, but fielding errors gave
the older men the game. The summary
LEWISTON IND.
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RED SOx WIN ONE AND LOSE IN
DOUBLE HEADER WITH YANKEES;
M|LLER'S SLUCC|NC FEATURES

Boston, April 19.-Boston and New
York divided double header today.
Boston hit Mays hard toward the
close of the first game and won to
3 and with Hoyt in rare condition
in the second game New York was
victorious 6 to /. Miller made a
home run over the left field fence. a
triple and two singles in the recond
game.
Umpire Wilson put Harper, Ward
and Higgins out of the second game,
Harper being chased for remarks
from the bench, Ward for vigorous
protesting of called strike and
Higgins for lepgthy harangue.
Scores:
First Game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
BOSTON

2, Batted for Russell IN Tth:
New York ...2 0 / 0 l 0 Go
Boston .....0 % 0 ! 0 0 O-1
Two base hits. Smith. Pratt. Three
base hits. Miller: home run, Miller.
Stolen base Miller. Sacrifices Baker,
Fewster Double play Pittinger to
Burns. Left on bases New York s.
Boston 5. Bases on balls off Hoyt
1: Russell ?. Struck out by Hoyt
Z: by Russell 5: by Fullerton 1. Hits
off Russell 10 in innings: off Full
lerton in . innings. Losing pitcher
Russell. Empires Wilson, Connolly
and Walsh. Time 1:4S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20

a Ninslor, with Mix shading his ne,
The curtain w;s between rudiR,e Ea
Ter and Young Lessard, which pas
stopped ~ the fourth nv Go q, ere
who objected tn Icssards ,t,ra r.,
hsntins. His decision did not pleps
me fans' who called loudly for T..
newsl OF hostllitics This Wa rot =.
lowed and The referee was upheld 3,
Manager Brcnrd who Jumped ~ fra
ring and announced that Day decision
was final.
an interested visitor Vas Chat ~
h"uscr ~ ~" 0uccnshurt Aih'sf 4
Gun OF Buffalo. who camo over n,
Bangor with tho l''ah kId for The r..t
pose ~ seeing him work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
81 I 10 y S .
GARDINER

Three base hits, Ross. Two base
hits. Ross. Stolen bases, Davidson,
Barron. Masciadri >. Gray. Hinck-
ley Struck out, Carbino f. Sugar .
in five innings, McDonough 4. Double
plays. Carbino- Masciadri. Masciadri-
Hinckley. Hit by pitched ball. Nc
Namara Wild pitch, Sugar. Passed
ball, Mcnamara. Fuller. Base on
balls, Carbino 8, Sugar >. Sacrifice
hits. Hinckley. Burke. Umpire,
Davidson. Time, 1.45. Attendance
800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
THE SQUARED CIRCLE
April 20

April 20
Joe Nelson vs.. Yod@g Montreal at
Philadelphia.
Joe Herman VS.. Loli2 Firpo at Jer-
sey City.
Sam Langford VS.. Battling Gahee at
! Memphis.
Pal Moore vs.. Eddie Anderson at
Davenport.
AL Norton VS.. Phil T,.oom at Col
umbus.
April 81
Johnny Wilson VS.. X. O. Jaffe at
Hazelton, Pa.
Frank Fleming VS.. Happy Littleton
at New Orleans.
Joe Stanley VS.. K. o. Leroux at
Berlin. n. H.
April q
Mel Coogan VS.. Mike Donley at
Brooklyn
Dave Shade vs.. Tiliie Herman at
Houston.
SPORTS
April 2o-Eddie Polo vs.. Al Burman at
April % - Soccer football: Danish
club of Westbrook: Portland Grand
| Trunks VS.. Palm Beach at Sanford
May 6-New Hampshire Bates meet at
I Durham. n. H.
May 10 York county secondary
school track meet, Acton.
May Estate track meet at Colby
College.
MAY 26-New England track meet at
Worcester.
June IN. c. A. A. meet. Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
ALL NM

stolen bases-Brawn .. Earring
ton >, Ellis. Allison. Struck out
Ey w. Brennan 10. by D. Brennan
4. by Rideout 1. Doubly play-D.
brennan To Ellis TO Stafford. Passed
bull-Martin. Ease on balls-Off W.
Brennan >. Sacrifice hit-Bush. I'm
pire-Abbott. Time-l.os.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
HEBRON.

Two-base hits-Wiseman. Bearce,
Cronin, Churchill. Stolen bases-Ma-
thews >, Tibbetts .. Warren 8, Cook s,
Churchill ., Weffenger 8. Hit by
pitched ball-Joyce, by Warren; lib
belts, Lewis, Prince. by Cock. Base
on balls-Warren. Churchill, Cook 8,
Weffenger. Sacrifice hits-Card, Tib-
belts. Umpire. Wiley Of Hebron.
Time, 3h.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20

Fistic fans got an eyeful in the
scrap between Young Joseph and the
Utah Kid at Waterville last night, and
tho sensational knoctout at the tail
end OF the session was one of those
once in a lifetime thrills that brings
the fans back for moe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
MAINE

SEATED for HUM in 18th.
Ha'Batted for Callaghan in It'll.
zBatted for Weymouth in 9th.
Maine ........ 0 0 0 0 1 0 o.
Colby ........ 900 0 0 0 0 o .
Two base hits-Osgood, Repascha.
Anderson, Johnson, Prescott. Three
base hits-Royal. Sacrifices-John-
son. Base on balls off-Replascha
,, Nichols /. Stolen bases-Sargent,
Rusk. Left on bases-Maine 6; Colby
5. Wild pitches-Nichols. Hit by
pitcher - BY Nichols (Niles and
Hunter). Double plays-McDonald,
Fransen, Burckel. Struck out-By
Replascha 6, Jowett ., Callaghan 2
Cmpire-Reed. Time-2 hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
Tilden apd Richards
May Be Sole Eastern
Tennis Pair at Coast

New York, April 19.-William T. Til
den. End, of Philadelphia, and Vincent
Richards of New York may be the
only players representing the East in
the East-West tennis tournament, next
ern officials will attempt to obtain a
suitable third member of the team.
An effort will be made to have Law
renee Rice of Boston reconsider his
decision not to participate because of a
recent opera ton. II he definitely re-
fuses. two other players whose names
were not disclosed will be asked to go.
Should they refuse. a third man will
not be sent as only the best players
are desired.
Walter Brennan showed some OF
the old time form that won him fame
at Valparaiso University yesterday on
the mound for the Alumni against
Cony High. In the first inning, after
the school boys had found him for
three straight hits. it looked like easy
pickings, but the veteran southpaw
frightened and pitched a remarkab BILE
game for man that has been off the
mound as long as he has.
Churchill, former Houlton High
star, and q new man on the Hebron
team started strong yesterday. He
was called from the mound in the
fifth inning of the opener with Lew
iston, and placed on the mound. In
the remainder of the game he struck
out II men. He also banged out a
two-bagger, three singles, and was
given a walk in three times up. scor-
ing four of his teams nine runs.
Bates used 10 men in the. exhibit
ton game with Bowdoin yesterday in
a vain attempt to stem the tide of
defeat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20

Two base hit. ]. Collins; stolen
bases, Mcmillan, iPttenger. Double
plays. Pittenger to Pratt to Burns;
Dugan to Burns. Left on bases
New York 4. Boston Z. Bases on
balls off Mays, 3; Quinn, /. Umtires.
Walsh, Wilson and Connolly. Time
1887.
Second game:
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STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston s; New York 8 (1st same).
Boston I; New York 6 I'D saine).
Washington Phil adeIphia, rain.
Chicago Detroit, cold.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York Boston, rain.
Philadelphia Brooklyn, rain.
Cincinnati ittsburs, not sehed-
uied.
St. Louis Chicago, not scheduled.
TODAY'S GAMES
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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hafh'h rnns-besse :. NJ g. J =
Thro"-haso hits Turner rfaI~ p,
base hits-Iarkson. KNOWLES Tuu.r
stolen bases Newhouae g. !. Tul.,t
karkos, Rood 2 Fuller Struck out
BY J. Fuller q. Lowell &. Grace ? h
Fuller ., Turner 10. Double pln
Knowles 30 katkn- 20 Craig Pass
bsll-Rood Rase on hailr GrRrr
Turner. Sacrifice Knowles IN.
pire. MstEok Time. 2l0. atteuaan /.
800.
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PlNKY MITCHELL MAY
MEET LEONARD IN IND.

Chicago. April is.-rinky Mitrhfn
Milwaukee lightweight. Ia under rnn.
slderstion "a an opponent for Hsua
Leonard an the worlds iEhtseirh'
championship bout 81 Michigan CT,
ind.' July T. Promoter FitEsimmcss
announced today. Fitxsimmons 81.
meet Billy Mitchell. manager % tte
Milwaukee boxer here Tomorrow TIE
match is 10 be closed ~ ~ time
Mitchell was matched ,o meet t.fsu
ard in Milwaukee New Years aa,. 49,
the contest was postponed at the h
minute when Mitchell was stticsst
with a muscle af'iction 90 the shout
der.
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COLLEGE MINES

Maine 4; Colby :.
Bowdoin 6; Bates L.
Holy Cross 10; Dartmouth ).
Boston College 10: University OF
Vermont l.
Boston University Z; Northeastern
:.
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Followers OF old Ell viii watch Win
interest the postponed Harvard VA
einia track meet which II 20 be bed
IN the south today. ., will. give me
followers Of the Blue q line on the
Crimson squad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20

ToDAY'S GAMES
Chicago at St. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20

The fourth grade team from the
Smith school won rubber game from
the Harrington 4th on the latter's
field Wednesday afternoon by score
of IL to 9. Smith is credited with IS
hits. while Harrington gathered 10.
The batteries were: Smith. J. Hichborn
and Rogers. Reid; for harrington,
Black and Cooper.
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Ithaca, n. r. April 1sAThe Oxford
Cambridge Lacrosse team defeated
Cornell University here today to :.
The British tea showed a strong de-
tense against the Conellians.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-20
Smith 4th, II: Farrinoton, 9

Army 4: Catholic University 0.