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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Nick Arlock. the Portland High
pitching ace who worked in Augusta
against Cony High this spring, hung
the Indian sign on East DeeIinS
Thursday. pitching shutout ball for
the Sandlotters and allowing but two
hits from his delivery.
"Shorty" Fitzpatrick turned in a
flashy one against the Olympias yes
terday when he raced across and
nabbed McHardy's sizzler over the
second in the fifth frame.
"Squanto's" smother of Wards
high fly yesterday was as pretty
catch as you would see in a month
of Sundays. The visitors left fielder
hit skyscraper nearly to the right
field fence, but George sprinted back
and nabbed it in a sensational style.
Pat French made a pretty pickup
of Mckays hard hit grouncer in the
sixth session against the Olympias
yesterday and beat the Bay Slater
to the bag for a third out.
Shapiro, center fielder for the
Olympias turned in feature Play
that was a bright spot in the fielding
rc~ord Of the visitors He was tlay-
ing deep when Artie Abbot polcd
What looked like a sure two-bagger
and climbed the bank, lurched ahead
and smothcred the c..,here before it
hit the ground.
Joe st. Hilaire. hard hitting New
England welterweight, has been
signed by promoter frankie DeRice
as one of the battlcrs in the semi
windup preceding Jack Dempsey's
Portland exhibition July 80. Hilai5e's
opponent has not yet been named.
Don Brennan has been mi.,hty
stingy about handing out hits In the
four games he has twirled to date
for the Millionaires. The big Cony
l. III pitcher allowed Oakland 8,
Twin Towns, 4; the Easterns, .: and
Olympias, IA total of 13 for the
quartette of contests. Don is inn
proving greatly in his fielding under
Een's tutelage and is no longer re-
garded as a kid" pitcher by the
teams which face him.
Ben Houser has written to the
managers of several of the prCm-
ncnt semi-pro teams of the State to
see if a ban cannot be placed by
gentlcmcn's agreement on pitching
'''''------- -''"- balls outIawed in or
canized baseball will be taboo in the
"spitball," "emery BALI and other
freak deliveries do not add to the
g, 1wi'' nf the National e-@~>o and
have no place in a reputable semi
Fro league.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
Handicap Match
At Country Club
Links PIP. M. Today

A mems handicap tournament will
feature the day at the Augusta Coun-
try Club with play being called at 9
O'Clock this afternoon. The tourney
today will be the second handicap
event Of the season for the male golf
ers, and with the course in splendid
shape it is expected that there will
be a big field entered for the play.
There is no ball game in the city, as
the Millionaires will pastime in Ken
nebunk, and the usual number of
dyed-in-the-wool golf bugs are bound
to be joined by club members who
are torn between their allegiance to
baseball and the Scotch sport. The
fine weather of the past two days has
dried the course and it is generally in
excellent condition. so that low medal
scores SHOULD be the rule of the day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
WATERV|LLE CLUB
HOLDS STATE TRAP
SHOOT IN AUGUST
(Special to Kennebec JOurnaD

(SDeclal 10 AenneDGC JOuludp
Watervillel July 21.-Trap shooters
are expected in large numbers at the
State shoot which will be held on the
grounds of the Country club August
"a. Arrangements are in the hands
of a competent committee and it is
expected that the shoot will be great
success. n. Fl. Brown and w. H.
Cook. proprictors of the Elmwood
Hotel, have offered a cup to be known
as the Elmwood Hotel cup. This will
be given to the out the State
shooter making the highest score. An
other cup is offered by Robert and
George Stobie to be known as the
Stobie cup. and this will be given to
the all round champion.
The Waterville Country club has
offered another cup for the singles
champion on the 16-yard targets. This
title is at present held by S. A. Green
of Waterville.
There will be II class prizes. one
of these being case of shells given by
Billy Barton of the Western Cart
ridge co. IL there are over oU en-
tries, the contestants will be divided
into four classes and in case there
are less there will be three classes,
and in any event there will be three
prizes for each class.
Complete information about the
shoot may. be obtained of George j.
Stobie. Considerable shooting is be-
ing done at the club traps every
Wednesday. and an opportunity will
be given to those who desire to per-
feet themselves Sin this branch of
sport to receive the courtesies of the
Country club range.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
OLYMPIAS PROVE WEAKLINCS
AND MILLI0NA|RES Win is TO4
IN THE FIRST TWILIGHT came

The Olympias! First time in Au-
gusta, and undoubtedly the last.
What a misnomer! Billed in good
faith by Ben Houser. they proved
a sorry fizzle last night, the Million
aires racing away to a 16 to 4 win
in a twilight procession, over on
Williams Field.
A good crowd turned out for the
first sunset game and though dis
appointed over not seeing a real
contest. found fun in roofing for the
visitors and vigorously applauding
the few, very few, good plays regis
tered during the seven-frame fiasco.
Don Brennan was on the firing
line for the Houser men, but he
didn't do much firing, as there
wasn't any incentive for hard work.
and after sizing up the calibre of
the visitors. Ben told Don not to
kill himself. and although = orders
were carried out, the Olympias were
unable to do much. The opposing
twirlers. however, had their trou-
bles, which were augmented by some
weird attempts at fielding. Begin
ming in the opening canto it was
simply a succession Of hits, bobbles,
wild pitches, passed balls, hit bats
men. and when the repertoire was
exhausted an encore was always on
tap.
The Office Boys Version
Lets see. Five runs were scored
in the first on-get this right now.
walk. er wild pitch, mother walk.
mother single, er error. mother wild
pitch. er double, err passed ball,
mother error, mother passed ball,
an mother walk an then they wuz
all out.
Then. gee whiz, yer orter seen
the seventh. Six runs wuz scored
on er wild .heave. er single. mother
one, er stroll. mother bingle, er
error, err sweet two-bagger. one
more error, then mother, and then
they got out the last man and the
jumps said everybuddy had enuff. an
I guess they did. did ennyway.
Say, wasn't it orful?"
Few Good Plays
Aside from the remarkable work
of the visitors, there were a few
gems turned in by the Houser men,
those in particular being the fine
catch of Squanto in deep right
Graves third base play in the alb
sence of Brisk, who is lame from
an injury received Yesterday, and
| French's stop of Kills high throw. AT
the bat Beaudoin and Graves fea-
tured. the former with a double and
/ two singles, and the white-h haired
lad with a slashing triple and double
The visitors showed flashes of ball
playing, perhaps the most note
worthy being Shapiro's catch of Alb
bott's long drive to center. The
score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
HOuserites Meet
|Parentites Today
On Kennebunk Field

York county fans look for a great
battle today when Ben Houser's
moneymen stack up against Freddie
Parents kennebunk team at Kenne.
bunk. Fred's club has taken a ma
Jority of its games this season and is
said to be fast aggregation.
Jimmy Fitzpatrick. former Boston
college star will probably start for
kennebunk with Gus Williams or
the mound for Augusta. Parent has
SKI Vanier on the receiving end. Fat
Lunge Of Maine on first, Parent, Jr.
at second and Hurd, reputed a wicked
hitter, on third. Fred will cover shor,
himself. His outfield is composed OF
Who,ey, a Providence semi-pro play
er who is visiting at Old Orchard F.:
Cooney" Binette OF Sanford. and
Nuc" Coombs Of Kennebunk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
Grover Beats
The "Dutch" and
Cubs Win Out

Chicago. July 21-Grover Alexander
bested Dutch" Ruether. star south
paw Of the league, in a pitching duel
today and Chicago shut out Brooklyn.
one to nothing. in a game which re-
quired one bour and 13 minutes to
play.
Hollocher's single. Terry's infield
out and a double by Grimes scored
the only run of the game. The field
ing behind Alexander was perect and
brilliant. Reauther allowed six hits.
three of which were made by Holloch-
er. but in only one inning in which
they scored were they able to make
more than single. Score:
Brooklyn -. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-4
Chicago 80. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 x-1-6-O
Euether and Deberry: Alexander
and.OFarrell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
Plan Big Reception
For Walter Hoover

New York. July 21.-An elaborate
reception will be rendered Walter
Hoover of Duluth, national sculling
champion and winner of the Dia-
mond SOULS at the recent Royal
Henley regatta in England, upon his
return to this country next week.
Plans announced. by the National
Association of Amateur Oarsmen
and city authorities include well
come by large reception commit
tee, headed by the police department
band. which will so down the bay
on one Of the city police boats to
greet the returning oarsman. and a
public reception at the City hall
upon his arrival on Manhattan
Island.
Grover Whalen, commissioner of
plant and structures. will head the
mayors committee board, and there
will be delegations from the Ma
tional Association of Amateur Oars
men, New York Rowing Association
and the intercollegiate rowing au-
thorities.
Among the prominent former
scullers and rowing officials who will
greet the returning champion will
be:
Henry Penn Burke of Philadel-
phia, executive committee \. A. A.
O.; Julius Barnes. rowing represent
ative on the American Olympic
committee: James Pilkington, for
many years president of the n. A.
A. O.: Jack Kelly. former National
and Olympic champion: H. A. Gil.
lespie. Baltimore; J. P. Fox. Boston:
]. A. Allen, New York; members OF
Association
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
F0uRNIER'S CIRCUIT CL0UT
WITH BASES FULL ACCOUNTS
FOR CARDIN AIS 81 VICTORY

St. Louis, July 21.-Jack Four
nicr's home run with the bases filled
in the eighth gave the Cardinals a
G to victory over Boston here to-
day. II was the third straight for
81. Louis over the Braves and moved
them to within .OO4 of the league
leading Giants. who lost to Cincin-
natl. Prior to the eighth Watson
had hurled sensationally. In this
inning four hits and two errors gave
the Cardinals their runs. The
Braves hit Doak, Barfoot and North
safely II times and drew six base
on balls. but could score only once.
They had II men left on the sacks.
Score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22

"-one out when winning run
scored
Z-Batted for Walters in eth.
zz-Batted for Quinn in 4th.
zZz-Batted for Piercy in 9th
zzzz-Batted for Smith in 9th.
Chicago .....O 0 0 2 0 0 2 3 0 0 o.
Boston ......0 0 0022 3 is
Two base hits, Mulligan, L. COL
Inns. Schalk, j. Collins, karr Stolen
base, Leibold. Sacrifices, Robertson,
Johnson, Dugan ,. Double plays
Schalk to +. Collins. Smith to Burns:
j. Collins to Ruel; Ferguson to Ruel
to Burns. Left on bases Chicago 3;
Boston II. Base on balls, off Robert
son 3; off Schupp .; Hodge 2;
Biankenship /; Russell 2: Piercy 3;
Ferguson ]. Struck out by Robert
son 3; by Blankenship /: by Fergu-
son 1. Hits off Robertson l in l-3
!, innings: Hodge in /; Quinn 5 in
q; Piercy in 3; Schupp nothing in
l 2-3. none out in 9th: off Blanken.
ship in l 1-3: Russell 2 in innings,
none out in Sth: off Ferguson l in
innings. Hit by pitcher, Robertson
(Burns) Winning pitcher Ferguson.
Losing pitcher Blankenship. Cmpires,
Overs and Connolly. Time o.34.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
Cont Shoots New
1872 Balk Average

Paris, July 21-Roger Cont, the
with Gibelin. another Frenchman.
ran $500 points at 1872 balk line
in 50 innings for an average of 81.
French billiardists claim this is a
world record average. The former
record of SIS was held by Jake
Schaefer, the world champion. Con-
tbs high run in the match was 43e
as against Schaefer's record of 436,
made in 1921.
Gibelin in the match scored 2,136
points.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
PIRATES TAKE
ANOTHER GAME

Pittsburgh. Penna.. July 21.-Pitts-
burgh made it three straight from
Philadelphia. winning today's game
six to nothing, the second shut ont of
the series. Morrison held the visi-
tors TO four hits. Ring passed six
men in less than three innings. Two
of these came in the third with three
hits. giving the Pirates four runs.
The score:
Phila ....0 OOO 0 O 0 0 0 O-4-0
Pittsburgh 20 4 0 0 0 0 / $50
Ring. G. Smith. Winters and Hen
line, Morrison and Cooch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
Reds Take Their
Third From Giants

Cincinnati July 21-Couch out
pitched Toney today and the Reds
won the third game of the series with
the Giants TO 3. The home team
bGnchcd hits in the fifth anc sixth
Innings and earned all their runs.
Ehrnes relieved Toney in the 7th
ahd did not allow a hit in the last
t&o innings. The Giants threatened
10 the 9th, when Frisch singled and
Neusel trippled. with no one out.
but Couch recovered his form at
once The Reds had not beat.n New
York since early in May. Score:
New York 20 0 0 O02 0-3-7-l
Cincinnati 900 0 2 8 0 x-5-s-2
.Toney. Barnes and Snyder; CASTOR,
Couch and Hargrave.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
INDIANS ENTER
FIRST DIVISION

Washington, July 21.-Cleveland
went into fourth place in the Amer-
can League Club standings by de-
feating Washington today. to 0. for
its twelfth straight victory. 1t was
a pitchers battle between Morton
and johnson with the former havi-s
the edge. although each allowed the
same number of hits. Woods triple
and Sewell's single gave the visitors
their run in the seventh inning. The
locals extended the 100 mark in
double plays by turning in three to-
day. Score:
Cleveland 30 0 0 0 01 0 0 1-5-O
Washington 90 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ola
Morton and O'Neill; johnson,
Francis and Picinich, Charity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
Clergy Protests
Leonard Tender
Bout In n. Jersey

Jersey City. n. j., July G.-Prot-
cstant clergymen of Jersey City and
the championship boxing match be-
tween Benny Leonard and Lew
Tender here next week, today filed
in county court a certificate of in
corporation as the Society of New
jersey for the Prevention of Crime
and the Promotion of Morals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
White SOx Get
Seattle Rookie
In $4,000 Deal

Seattle, Wash. July 21-Frank G.
'Stubby" Mack. Seattle's young
right handed pitcher. has been sold
lv the Seattle Pacific Coast league
baseball club 10 the Chicago
Americans for cash and players. it
hecame known here today. The
dea! was reported to aggregate in the
Ieighborhood of s5o,ooO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
Meusel's Slugging
Wins for Yankees

New York, July 21.-Meusel's terri.
nc hitting enabled the New York
Americans to overcome Detroit's five
run lead and defeat the visitors to-
DAY In the third game of the series,
to 8. Meusel hit a home run, a
triple and two singles in four times
UP, and drove in or scored all of New
fork's runs. His single in the third
knocked in Witt while in the fifth
his triple drove in Wit and Pipp
and he scored on Ruth's out. Meusel
Won the game in the seventh, hitting
home run with Witt and Pipp on
base. Detroit scored five runs in
the third inning on Bush after Ward
slpped up on a chance to retire
the side scoreless.
Cobb and Veach hit home runs in
TINS inning on successive pitched
balls.
Score:
Detroit .....0 o 5 0 o 0 O 0 o 5-1i-o
New York % 010a9 OK 7-12-l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
st. Jeans the VictOrs

Waterville. July Il st. Jeans
chalked up win against the Wyan-
dottes in the twilight league game on
Libby field tonight by score Of ia.
Bunched hits in the first two inn
ings were responsible for the first six
runs Ly st. Jeans Ind a pretty triple
by Vigue in the third netted one more
run for that team. Both pitchers
went well with six strikeouls credited
to Derosby and seven to Gurney, but
eight hits off Of Gurney turned the
score in favor Of st. Jeans. Alley and
heiase did their share with the
stick getting double. Score:
Wyandotte ..:......0 0 3 y 0-3-4-5
81. Jeans ...........3 o x-1-S-4
Gurney and Bauldic; Derosby and
yigus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
ILivermOre Nine
Easy For Taxis
| At Spindle City
Especial to Kcnnebec Journal.)

Especial 10 kCnneDeC JOurHdI.J
Lewiston, July 21.-The Star TaXis
rolled smoothly over Livermore Falls
today by to l score. 1t was a
slow game, and for the most part
featureless. Del BissOnette hit for
1000 in three trips to the plate. He
slammed out a couple of three-bag-
gers and a single, and then retired
in favor of Bill Buckland. Aside
from Leavitt's beautiful throw
which caught Daller at third, Del's
swattinG was about the only thing
worthy of mention. Quinn had the
visiting nine eating out of his hand
without exerting himself. The sum-
mary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
Meet in Portland
To Discuss Yacht
Racing for Season

Portland. July 21-Canadian trus-
tees OF the International Racing
committees and the American Gun
Racing committee met here tonight
at the Congress Square hotel to ar
range details for the fall races.
tbs understood that some decision
Is to be made regarding the admissi-
bility of the Mayflower. the Yacht
barred last year to compete with
other American yachts for selection
as the contender.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
st. Louis Banking
On Worlds Series

st. Louis. July 21Toptimistic that
the world series will be played here
Percy Alexander chief of the field
forces of the local Internal Revenue
office, today appointed two deputies
ito take charge Of the governments
interests in the series" Alexander ex-
pressed confidence that either the
Browns or Cardinals. perhaps both
would come out on top.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
vnias Furnish Batting Kennebunk Today
SERIES OF SPILLS
FEATURE RACES AT
ST. STEPHENS, n. B.
Especial to Kennebec Journal)


St. Stephen, N. B.. sJuly 21.-The
Maine and New Brunswick circuit
races here today furnished another day
of excitement and thrills with close
finishes and several spills-none seri-
Gus. Billy Keyes. the local driver
landed Jennie H. winner in the 2.l5
class, beating out High Knob Beauty.
a hot Aroostook favorite.
The PIG class had a neck-an-neck
finish in every heat, The Manor. from
Fredericton, driven by Tommy Ray
mond. beating out Mr.. Dell and Jimmy
Forbes, a favorite, Of the string OF
Frank Fox Of Medford. Mass. Entries
from Roaring Brook stables. Barton.
VT, took first and second in the ESQ.
In the first heat Of the 2.16 class
Zelma Strong driven by Tom Holmes.
and Miss Talbot. Houlton mare han
died by Ralph Eurrill. collided. Both
hurt. The Talbot mare showed lam :.
In the 2.30 class Betty Gamage and
-Ioscoe Dewey crashed. Robertson.
driving Betty Gamage. was under a
broken sulky but crawled It in ne
to hold his horse.
2.so MIXED PURSE s4oo
Lambert Todd, brg by Jim Todd
(Utton) ........ - l
Moscoe Dewey, big Dutch ....2 3
Earl Grafton, bg (Carter) ....5 3 2
Cresando, bg dinD D............3 Z
Exterminator. Louise Todd, T. J..
Devlin, Betty Gamage, College F'leety
and Lee Darlington also started.
Time-2.15 IL; 2.15 IA; 2.15.
2.15 MIXED PURSE s4oO
Jennie H., BIN. by Hedgewood
Boy (keyes) ............... /
Major Frisco. b.g. (Gerow)... 2 3
High Knob Beauty, BIN. (Rice) 2
Della McGregor. BIN. (Utton) 4 4 4
Time-212 Ii; 2.12 Ia; 2.1S.
ZIG TROT, PURSE s4o0
The Manor, bh, by The EX-
ponent (Raymond) ...... 2 8 l ! !
Mr. Dell. bg, by Delcoronado
(Pomeroy) .............
Jimmy Forbes, bg. by j.
Malcolm Forbes (Fox)... s 3 3
San Verona, bm.( Dore) :. ? 3
Leonora Mckinney. Zelma Strong,
Baton and Miss Talbot also started.
Time-2.15 IA; 2.1S; 2.15 IA: o.1S-
IA.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
2;O2 FREE-FOR-ALL
FEATURES CLOSE
KALAMAZOO RACES

Kalamazoo, Mich, July 21.-t6y "A.
P.)-The last day of the Kalamazoo
Grand Circuit meeting was given over
to the PAGERS with three events put
over in fast time. The Free-for-A A II
pace with six starters developed real
race between Jimmie McKerron. Hal
Malone and Sir Roch. The race was
paced in an average time OF less than
2O2.
Hal Bee, the favorite in the I'll
pace. found the field anything but sort
and was forced to give way to Henry
Direct except III the third heat, Wnen
the Nebraska mare finished in front.
The summarizes:
2.11 PACE, THREE HEATS, PARK
AMERICAN PURSE. $4,000.
Henry Direct, e, by Walter Di-
rect (Palin) .................l
Hal Bee br m, by Hal B. tChilds)4 l
The Sherwood, ch g (MurphY =
]. w. s., br g (Ray) .............S
Lulu Brooke. hr m (McMahon) IS 4 s
Jessie Riggs and Casey Jones also
started.
Time-2.O4a, 2.04l, 2.05a.
PACE, THREE
HEATS, PURSE $1,000.
Jimmie McKcrron, g, by Jack
McKerron (Ray) ............l l
Sir Roch, b g. by Stroch (Dean) 6 j
Hal Malone, b s (Childs) ...2
Roy Grattan. g (Murphy). .....4
Johnnie Quirk, ch h (Egam .....S 4 DIR
Logan Hedgewood also started.
Time-201 3-4, 2.01 IA, 2.02 Ia.
2.14 PACE, THREE HEATS, PURSE
$1,000.
Minerva Gentry b m, by John R.
Gentry tChilds) ..............1
Minnie Williams. blk m (Thomas)2
Fagan, b & (Palin) ............5
Baron Brooke, b (Shively). ...3
Robert Direct, ch & Ray) .....4 )
Time-2.06 IA. 2.04 ga. 2.04 ca.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
Michel Fails to
Swim the Channel

London, July 21-(By A. P)-
Georges Michel the French swimmer
who attempted today to swim the
English channel, relnquished his ef-
forts when six miles from South
Foreland, on the English coast after
being 16 hours in the water Michel
started from Cape Grisnez, France at
$40 Thursday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
BROWNS POUND
WIN FROM MACKS

Philadelphia. July 21.-St. Louis hi
three Philadelphia pitchers hard to-
day and won the third game of the Sc
ries ten to two. SEVERED made his
first homer of the season in the fourth
Off Harris. Dyles also made a circuit
drive. Score:
ST. Louis / 2 0 l 0 4 0-10-16-O
Phila. 80. 0 % 0 0 0 0 T. 1914
Wright and SEVERED; Harris. Sui
livan, Ogdin and Berger, Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
OLYAIPIAS

TWO base hits. Fitzpatrick. McWil-
liams, Zarakov, Beaudoin. Graves.
Three base hits, Graves. Stolen
bases. Wilson 2. Struck out by
Brennan a; by Mckay 6. Hit by
pitched ball. Brisk. Wild pitch MUIR
ray g. Mckay l. Passed ball. Ward
3. Abbott. Base on balls off Bren-
nan; off Murray 2; of Mckay 8. Um-
pire McDonough and Thomas. Time
Las. Attendance 700.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
To Consider Reinstatement Wilson

Boston. July 21-The Massachus-
etts Boxing Commission today set
next Monday as the date for hear
ing on the reinstatement of Johnny
Wilson worlds mddleweight cham
pion, in this state, according to an
announcement by Marty Killilea,
Wilson's manager.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
Penna. Golf Champ
Wins New Laurels

Philadelphia, July 21 Charles
Hofner, who won the PENNSYLVANIA
open golf title two weeks ago, added
the Philadelphia open championship
to his list today when he turned in
card of Sol for the seventy two
holes Of play on the links of the Mar
ion Cricket Club.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
John COLLINS SENSATIONAL
HITTING GIVES THE RED Sox
ANOTHER WIN OVER CHICAGO

Boston, July 21.-Boston defeated
Chicago to Z in IL innings TO-DAY
In the 11th, Pratt singled, took second
on Dugan's bunt and scored the win.
ming run on John Collins fourth hi,
of the afternoon. John Collins al.
ready had knocked in three Boston
runs, twice enabling his team to tia
the score. The victory brought Bos.
ton out of last place. as Philadelphia
lost. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
Joe Jackson Now
Trying Comeback

New York. July 21--Joe jackson
former White Sox outfielder de-.
clared tonight at meeting Of tbe
New York semi professional baseball II
association, which is seeking his re-
instatement to good standing. that ne
aaa no part In the fixing" of the
iS1s world series. Jackson now is a
member OF local semi professional
team. An official of the association
announced that 500 petitions for
Jackson's reinstatement had been cir
cuiated and that when two million
names We're on them they would be
sent to Commissioner Lands.
rruzzetti outfshts Johnny Clinton
brockton. Mass, July 21.-Jimmv
fruzetti, ofthis city was awarded the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-22
6bnnv 2: Hartford 6,

Albany 3: Hartford 6.
bridgeport 8: Fitchburg 3.
New Haven 3: Springfield 1. (first
Eamc). New Haven 10; Springfield
u tsecond game).
Waterbury s: Pittsfield II. Water
bury o; Pittsfield /, (seeond game).