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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23

BRUNSWICK HIGH
Goals EO
Big Race at RockIand

Rockland, Me-, Feb. 2o.-The
matched race between Manrico Bel
of this city, Alfred Todd, 2.15 IA of
Thomaston, is now scheduled for
Saturday, at Chickawaukie Lake.
Weather permitting, the pair will get
the word at l p. m. If the weather
is not favorable the event will be
postponed to the first pleasant day.
The side bet is 500. and the money
is now up, with Fred z. knight as
stakeholder.
"F'rannie" Simmons will take the
mount behind Manrico Bel, and
either Earl Ludwick or Ora Grant
OF Bangor will steer the Todd PAGER.
There are two other classes for the
same afternoon. A four-cornered
event will be contested by three no.
record PAGERS and one trotter. The
starters will be Billy Todd. Fred
Knight. Rockland. Lady Alta, Henry
Carleton, Rockville: Barney Chat
ham. James Williams, Thomaston;
Barkless Dan Andrews, Rockport.
The other class will have this
quartet: Zombro Rex. Fred Knight,
Rockland; Eleanor Wilson, II. J..
Jones. Rockland: Pansy B., Ed. A.
Winslow, Thoma ston: Major Bing, J.
II. Hobbs, Camden.
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Young Cote Wants a
Match with K. o. MavO

Riddeford. Me, Feb. q, 1872.
Sporting Editor kcnnebcc journal:
VIII You please favor mo with
space in Your paper to say that young
Cote challenges *. O. MAYO of Lew
iSton. Cote has fought X 0. Mayo
once before in Augusta, has won a de-
ciSion over +. Carrigan of Province
of Quebec, six rounds; and knocked
out Shrimp Logan. Kid Rice of Port
Land and also knocked ont Icd Jnrl;
Madden Of Lawrence, Spike O'Ncil OF
Bddoford and many others. | would
like to say that Cote is open to meet
any corners at 1913 pounds, at amy time
or place
1 will also say that I have his
brother, Cote No. >. and Kid Mc;'or
under my management Cote No. > is
open TO meet any Corners at 13G
pounds. Kid Mccoy is open to meet
anybody from % to 1o5 pounds.
| am, yours in spcrt.
DIVIDE BEAT'DOIN
- Acorn ST.
EidGeford, Me.
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>'23; End, Loud. go: 3rd. Williams.
>2s.
44o-yard ski race: 1st Penley,
-; End, Loud. 20: .3rd, Trip. "a.
.20-yard snow shoe race: LIST.
g;sins, "a; Ferullo. 90: srd.
Teton, '23.
lnter-dormitory relay race, Gym
nasium VS.. Atwood Hall, won by
Haskell, Sherman, Ramsdell, Menism.
ATWOOD Hall; End. Rowe. Babbidge,
LaRocca, and Card, Gymnasium.
There were sixty contestants in
the ski jump.
Two basket ball games were also
played as part of the carnival.
The first, that between the first and
second girls teams was won by the
first team by a score of % TO 10. The
line-up was: First team, I.enfest, |.
f., Bartlett, r. f.. Sway. !. g., Hay
den. r. g., Hamm. c.. NJ. Fearce. $. c.;
second team: r. Bearce, /. g., Saw
yer, r. g., Harquarl, r. f., j. Bearce,
!. f., Lombard. c., Appleby, s. c..
The other game, that between the
Freshmen and Sophomore boys was
won by the latter by score of "a to
S. The lineup was: SophOmores,
l.. Bearce. r. g.. ]. Thomas, |. G., H.
Thomas. |. f., c. Bradbury, c., II.
Hodgkins. r. f.: Freshmen: H.
Fowlcs. +. g.. Corbett, /. g., kennis-
ton. !. f., NJ. Bearce. r. f., II. Cum
minGs, c.
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WINTHROP!

One Of the most attractive bazaars
held at the Town han for some time
was that given Wednesday afternoon
and evening by the ladies of Har-
mOny Circle of the Rebckahs. For
several weeks past the members have
been bending every effort to have the
affair success. and their efforts
We're we'll rewarded. The bazaar was
sell attended and the ball in the eve
ning received liberal patronage. The
doors opened at $50 u. the afternoon
for the sale of fancy articles, food.
Eandlicrchiefs. etc, and the hall was
soon filled in spite Ct the stormy
weather. On catering the hall the
first booth at the right was the candy
booth, most dainty affair of white.
trimmed with small American flags
with big bouquet of carnations at
the end. \ delicious assortment Of
homemade candies found ready sale
/ under the supervision of Mrs. Mae
Eu It's, Mrs. Blanche Kinds and Mrs
Thclma Godfrey. In front of the stage
WAS the mystery booth where the
purchase of a cherry for 10 cents en-
titled the buyer TO a mysterious
package which might contain-well-
most anything. The cherries were
sold by Mrs. Maud Nlacombcr and
| Mrs. Effie French. The next booth
was in charge of LIS. Lottie Long
fellow, Mrs. Margaret Foster and Miss
Elma Shaw. This booth was also in
white and held beautiful assortment
,,f fo i,Ia
pretty red booth when held handker-
chiefs and caps which were sold by
Miss Rernice Sprague and Mrs j. T.,
ID. burlington. The ice cream booth,
in charge of Mrs. Barbara Young
Mrs. Bertha Briggs and Mrs. Georgia
Michigan was made attractive by the
generous use of red, white and blue
! the back of the hall which was in
charge Of Mrs. Nora Briggs. Mrs.
Cora Williams and Mrs. Edith Stur-
tevant. Flags We're also n feature of
! the decorations here, as they were on
most of the booths. the general idea
being carried out all over the hall.
| The apron table held aprons from a
large number of lodges, all over the
state. as we'll as those made by the
members themselves. Directly in the
center of the hall stood the food Ia
lie. where a quantity of delicious
cooked foods found ready sale. with
Mrs. Dora Horn. Mrs. Eva Bishop
and Mrs. Anna limbaugh in charge
The food table was also prettily Gee
Grated with flags and bunting Chan
Ces were sold at the various booths
on an electric fiat iron. Il doll. tray
etc. and Il good sum was Noted from
these articles. The hail itself was
decorated with streamcrs of red. white
and blue hunting and flags We're Law
ishly used in honor Il Washingtons
birthday. The Red, White and Blue
Eal' in the evening was an enjoyable
affair and the Circle has every rcas-
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BoWdoin Freshies
Win Over Portland
High in Indoor Meet

brunswick, Me, Feb. 22.-(Spcc-
ial.) 1.-The Eowdoin- Freshman track
team easily out -classcd Portland
High school in a dual meet in the
Hyde Athletic building this after
noon. The final score was, Bowdoin-
Freshmen -. Portland, is. The col
lcgians won every event except the
pole vault. in which Portland cleaned
up. lisa Small of kinglicld, was the
individual star. Three firsts and a
third place made him high point man
with 16. The most sensational
event of the afternoon was Mason
performance in the. relay race. After
falling on the first corner and losing
twelve yards. he got up. passed his
opponent, and handed over atwelve
yard lead to the second Bowdoin
runner.
Summary:
40-yard dash-First heat won by
Mason. Bowdoin. Second heat won
by Nichols, Bowdoin. Third heat
won by Small. Bowdon. Fourth
heat won by Harris of Portland. All
times. seconds fiat. Final heat won
by Small, Bowdoin; Mason, Bowdoin,
second; Harris, Portland, third.
Time As seconds.
30O-yard run. Won by Mason,
Bowdoin: Nichols. Bowdoin, second:
Bosworth. Bowdoin, third. Time,
Sc rs seconds.
10oo-yard run won by Townsend.
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Dsreuin Gets Drew Data.

Cyriile Derouin, the champion
skater Of Maine. who is acting as
manager OF Johnny Drew, the local
X. Q. king. telephoned to the Bidde-
iord journal Tuesday that he glad
~ accepted the challenge of Kid Sui
liva7 of Lewiston and was ready ia
meet MIN or any other lightweight IN
Maine. I'VE. don't care where we
meet Sullivan" said Mr.. Derouin,
Johnny will fight him in Biddeford
or Lewiston, and I am satisfied that
Johnny will beat him" Drew is
working daily and he says he never
felt better in his life.
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SPORT SPATTERINGS

! Dusty DuDont fought Billy Woods
to a draw Monday night at Biddcford,
| in double six bout.
| Kid Lewis of England has signed
for a match With Carpenter, the
Olympia on May II.
John Nilonis, midIlcwcight wreSt-
Ter, defeated Joe Subosky at Spring.
field. Mass, Tuesday night. Kilonis
won the first fall in 81 minutes with
a deadlock and armlock. Subosky
refused to take the mat for the second
fall claiming an injury and kilonis
was declared the victor. Subosky
later challenged Klonls to match on
any mat for a side bet of $500 and
Kiionis accepted.
Charles X. o. Miller of Boston won
over Nat. LajOie of I'rockton at the
end of the eighth round of the prin-
cipal bout at Portland Tuesday night
! The referee stopped the mill as La
joie's condition was bad. Johnny
Brown OF Cambridge won from Mac
Murphy of Boston in six rounds
Johnny Romaine of Portland beat Bill
ly Myers of Boston decisivcly in six
and Babe Carlo of Portland put away
Joe Dundee of Lewiston in the third
round.
Wladek Zbyszko, Younger brother
of the worlds champion heavyweight
wrestler, Tuesday night defeated Joe
Stecher. former champion. of Dodge.
Neh.. in a finish bout at Madison
Square Garden. New York.
Two State amateur boxing cham
pionships changed hands at Manches-
ter. \. H.. Tuesday night when Leo
TAYLOR of Nashua won from Jimmy
Lonergan Of Whitman. Mass. repre-
senting Stanselms college. in two
rounds in the 155-pound class, and
Jimmy Brisco of the Wandcrer 4. 4.
defeated Johnny McDonough of the
blessed Sacrament club in the 1o5-
pound class in three rounds.
Paddy Mullins. manager of Harry
Wills. is keeping after Jack Dempsey
TO meet the colorcd heavy. Before
Mullins left for New York Tuesday he
had another talk With Dempsey and
hi1 manager. Jack Kcarns. relative to
match. Dempsey and Kearns again
told Mullins that Dempsey will fight
Wills any place where a promoter
offers good enough Inducements. Tex
Richard has announced that he will
not attempt to stage such a match.
Big crowds saw Dempsey do his stunt
at both performances, at the Old
Howard Tuesday. and he received
good receptions.
With Coach Olaf Henriksen on the
job. preparations for the Boston COL
lege baseball nine are going ahead
with speed. \ successful diamond
season seems assured. A call for can
dictates was issued Tuesday and So re-
ported. 1t is probable that Monday
will see the men working out at the
Heights diamond. "Joclio" Halligan. a
former South Boston High star, and
first baseman at B. c. for three years,
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Georgia Williams. Everyone who -
Interested is invited TO join the So
ciety and get the benefits of the study.
Roll call was answered by current
events.
The Neighborhood Whist Club met
Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
T.. bishop at their home on Central
street. supper was served at $50 aai
the evening was spent at whist Mrs.
Bishop and l.. G. leighton had the
highest scores for the evening. tbs
club will meet next week with NJ.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Tuwle.
Frank Barr left Wednesday on a
business trip to Boston.
Mrs. George Shute and little son of
Portland are spending the week In
town.
Bert Perkins and Mrs. BESSIE reass
were married at 100 Monday at the
home OF the bride on Green street by
Rev. L. J. Clifford. pastor az the
Methodist church. They will reside in
Winthrop after a brief wedding trip.
The Home Nursing class met
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Nellie Millspaugh.
Mrs. Marguerite Currier Walker of
Haverhill, Mass. is the guest OF ne:
mother, Mrs. Leila Currier.
Alfred johnson Of Portland Is in
town for a few days.
DR.. Clark Eatcs has recently INSTALL
ed "A wireless telephone at his residence
on Central street.
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Hebron Seniors
Win First Annual
Winter Carnival

Hebron, Feb. - Especial. Tho
senior class at Hebron won the first
annual winter carnival and inter
clas stracE meet held all day We'd
ncsday Their score was 6S with III +
juniors ncxt with score of ~. Tho
Sophom0rcS were able to collect Is
points. while the freshmen were un-
all" to place man.
The events We're held on the dirt
track at Cook gymnasium and on thr
outdoor board track with the g.
ceptinn of the snoWshoe and SIX
events which We're held on the cam
nus. This Is tho first winter carnival
70 he held at the school but it IL
planned to make it one OF the BIZ:
features of the winter in years t.
como. The events We're very succ- sS-
fully run off this year. there being .
number Of outsiders, mostly parcn.g.
present to watch the contests. Til
track and field work gave Goa, Z.
pWyer a chance TO size up his mo-
ior the EoWdoin Indoor Intcrschola"-
tic Track rcet and relay carnival
which is to bo held Saturday, MartI
4 ut Brunswick.
littlctic}d &C the class Of 20 WIS
the high individual point winner with
u points to his credit: Fcrullo, -
was second. with "A points; Pcnley.
-, third. with 1S points and Spinno2.
- fourth, with S points. The results
OF the races were as follows:
High Jump-1st Gunner. %: ond,
Littlefield. 80 and Plummer 'oS tied.
Shot Put-1st, Prince 'o3: 2nd, Lew
is '23; Srd, Littleficld -.
Broad Jump-1st. Littlefield 'o2
end, Ferullo 20; 3rd, II. Thomas ~.
High IIurdles-1st, r. Thomas 49,
End. Littlefield '23: srd. Winner 49,.
Pole Nault-1st. b. Tibbctts '23; 2nd
Winner %; 3rd. l.. Bearce "a.
Senior and Junior relay race won
by seniors. Ferullo. Farley, Littlefiel1
and Spinney, seniors; Bergie, Ber-
nard, Cutting and B. Tibbetts. juniors.
Mile Run-1st, Ross 90; End, Penley
'23; 3rd. Sleeper 40.
300 Yard Run-1st. Spinney 30: 2nd
Littlefield '22: 3rd. Sweat '22.
F'reshmen-Sophomore relay race
won by sopohomores: II. Thomas, E.
Coodale. L. Bearce and s. GoodaIe.
sophomores; Remission, Corbett,
Bridge and NJ. Bearce, freshmen.
lOoo-yard run: LIST, Ferullo, '22:
End. Spinney, 20: 3rd, I.aRocca
'23.
6oo-yard run: LIST. Littleficld, 20;
End, Ferullo. 20: srd, Cutting, '2s.
22O-yard ski race: 1st Penley.
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lreshmen-S ophomores
Win Over the Juniors

TIN" freshman sophomore mat
fIull took n fall out of the juniors
' 'Ne iu'er-class series at the high
1fo gym Monday afternoon, win
rg four matches out of the six. The
I7' match was between Eabb of the
uIors ana iiu,chinGs OF the fresh
mon ~ IN" lj5-lb. class. The regular
'1u' 'nicd in draw and in the ex-
rl time labb took two falls in less
'nlu FOUR minutes. This was the sec
'ri ~ tho elimination series, the
'tshm"n standing highest to date
with three stiil in the running. The
'rhnmor"s come next with two nm
dr''a'od and the juniors have one
The seniors have not wrestled yet.
Th" finals viii tnke place two weeks
rom Monday when the winners will
meet tho seniors.
Tho intor-class track meet will be
f"'f N tho gym. ~ three o'clock Fri
f,r afternoon. No fast time is ex-
rro'ei but IL will help TO give n line
"n those who may lie sent 10 tho
Fo0I"n meet next week. The bows
ar" al in good condition and a close
score ia expected.
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CANAAN

Mrs. William Clark and son. John.
were business visitors in Waterville on
Saturday.
School at Moore's Mill has been
closed for two weeks on account of an
outbreak of chickenpox.
Miss Adelaide Dunton has gone tn
her home in Cumberland Center for 4
vacation Of two weeks.
Mrs. Caddie Foster. who has been
very i'll. is slowly gaining.
Alton Peavey was caller in Burn
ham on Saturday.
Mrs. Elvin Richardson Of East Show
fegan entered Somerset hospital in
Skowho gan on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Foster were
visitors in Skowhegan for the day on
Monday
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Aha! A Brave Scout

Arthur Devlin, ex-star third base
man for the New York Giants, has
been engaged as scout by the Bos-
ton National League club. Jack
Siattery will also be retained in a
similar capacity, but will not be able
to do any work until the close of the
college baseball season. when he is
relieved of his duties for the season
as baseball coach at Harvard.
Devlin was a member of the Bos-
ton club the latter part OF his big
league career nine or 10 years ago.
He was coach at Fordham and had
much to do with the development of
Frank Frisch and landing that bril-
liant infit!der with the Giants.
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L. OF NJ. FRESHMEN
Total
SPORTS

Feb eS-Austin Cote Academy at Ber-
wick Academy.
Feb eS-Riddeford High vs.. Abbott
school tPending).
Feb. 2S-Fryeburg Academy at Bridg-
ton Academy.
Feb. 24-U. of NJ. at Rhode Island
state. Kingston.
Feb. 24-Farrar- Martin bowling at
Freeport.
Feb. 25-U. OF NJ. at N. H. State,
Feb. a5-Ir. of NJ at Castine Normal
school tgirls) (Pendingl.
Feb. 25-Maine intercollegiate Ath-
letic Association meeting, Water
willie.
Feb. e5-Hockey: Bowdoin at Port
land Country Club.
Feb. 25-Hockey: Colby at Bates.
Feb. 27-Basketball: Edward Little
vs.. Bangor High at Bangor.
Fee. 2S-Basket-ball ut Pressure Isle,
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fhs funeral of tho late Mrs. Anna
z Nopdcork was held Wednesday
afternoon ~ . o'clock from her late
homo ON Vine street. Rev. Rush ID.
W Smith Of Hallowell officiating.
There wns n large attendance Of
ends and many beautiful floral Of
fe'nga The bearers were John
frencv, Walter Miller. William Pal
mer. Harry Ward. George Turner and
Eavmond KimbalI. Tho inter
mont MS IN Oak Grove cemetery.
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BERWICK ACADEMY
SOMERSWORTH IT. s.
Goals Fouls Points
Biddeford Trims Brunswick

Biddefo"d, Me. Feb. o2-Bddeford
High easily beat Brunswick High, As
to p. Tuesday evening in the Armory
here. The playing of johnson and
Silvcrman was best for Biddeford
and Soule led best for Brunswick.
The summary:
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BASKETBALL GAMES

At Franklin Hancock County
Loaguc-E'ranklin High 20, South
west Harbor High :.
At Machias-Joncsport High 81,
Machias High, 2S.
At acknowledgements y. A.
90, Bangor Y. NJ. c. A., 20.
At Observation-Disclosures A.
A., Al. Bangor Five Aces, %.
At Belfast-Bangor \. a. A., Bel
fast \. a. %.
At Rockland Deer Isle a. a. sc.
Eockland a. G. "a.
At arrngton-Columbia Falls
II. S. 20; Harrington y. y. IS.
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THE funeral of the late Carl Garlic
,on vas held Wednesday morning at
~ o'clock from Saint Dennis
church. Whiteheld. The bearers
we're John McGrath. James Malloy.
Jerome Hickey and Charles Nc
Nanus The intorment was in the
catholic cemetery.
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Christ Ihurch--Meeting OF wom-
ars Auxiliary TO the presiding bis
tar and council this Thursday af-
'srnoou ~ = 80. Tho rector will have
important announcements to make
- $50. Devotional services at 4.15.
social hour following.
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BoWdoin-Bate5
Hockey POSTPONED

Brunswick, Me, FEB. -. (Spec-
ialD Tho hockey game between
BoWdoin and Bates scheduled for
this afternoon, was cancelled on &c-
count of the snDv'.
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Bangor %; U. of M. 18

Bangor, Me. Feb. 22-Bangor
High won from the University of
Maine Freshmen. % to IS. in a fast
game and rather tough at Auditor
ium Tuesday night. The summary:
BANGOR HIGH
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South Berwick, Me-, Feb. 2o.-Som-
ellsworth High school of New Hamp-
shire lost a closely contested basket
ball game to the Berwick Academy
Tuesday night, 81 to Is. The sum-
mary:
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A ". Wheeler OF Madison and w.
p Ware OF skowhegan. former
Gardiner residents. were in the city
wednesday TO attend the races.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23

Mr. Eleanor Ogg left Wednesday
,,r visit with relatives In Bos.
ten.
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Tie closing OF the stores in the
afternoon and tho drawing of the
ace track made Gardiner streets in
the afternoon look like a deserted
village
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Miss llilda Iarlin, II, n student in
the COrham Normal school. died
there Tuesday OF an attack OF acute
brghts disease that first manifested
itself few days ago. Her home was
in Milo.
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Fred Towle Of Freeport. a former
Gardiner resident was calling,
wednesday on Gardiner friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23

TIE regular meeting OF wyma-
Sar.ettc Temple. Pythian Sisters. will
10 held this Thursday evening.
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LOCAL NOTICE

Today is the first day of the Big
Rexall Saving one Cent Sale at Ham
naford's Drug store. feb23dlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23

Hon. " A. Harraden Of Bath was
ealing, Wednesday. on Gardiner
ftfnds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23

Ahner Marson Of Pittston was
among the out OF town visitors in
gardiner. Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23

II n. stevens OF Belfast. former
>, ~ this city was calling. wednes-
NV on friends here.
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Nr. and Mrs. A. II. Benoit Of NAL
sen are visiting at the home of Mr..
AID Mrs. r.. G. Leighton.
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GARDINER

+. A. Danforth IL . business visi
ar In Rockland. today. Thursday
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Big Crowd Sees
Fast Racing on
kcnnebec Snow Path

treat racing and fast time were
Tire features OF the ice races held on
me k'uneLeC under the auspices OF
the Gardiner Driving club. Wednes-
d1n Though the day was stormy,
40 pains had been spared to put the
track IN the best possible condition
ana tho result was marvellous. The
attendance was the largest of any of
tho ice races that the club have yet
hold and all were we'll satisfied, for
they saw great sport. 1t was seen
'Nat II would be impossible to COM
pete all the classes. so the o1S class
VS. postponed until Thursday at >
O'Clock.
The matched race between Esther
6. and Addie Echo was close indeed
AMI the free for ali. rs was an
nounccd from the Judges stand fur
nishcd tho fastest time ever trotted
o7 kcnnchec Ice. In this section.
Tho Judges were Al. Wilson. presi-
dent OF the Bay State Circuit. DR..
Chesley. secretary OF the Rochester
Fair association. Joseph Stewart. sec
rc'arv or the Bangor fair. Al. STAN
dish Of the National Horse Breeder
acted as starter and Dir. II. T.. Lamb,
nr. e. T.. Strout and James Carroll
% timers. James Butler. secretary
- the Maine STAFF Fair association
NJ. among the notables present.
Tho summary:
MORNING RACES. c.27 PURSE.
500
onward Birgen. A. II. Potter l l
King Edward. c. u. Turner.
Teddy Marshal. Roy Harris. 4 4
Harry s.. T.. s. Gilchrist. .... =
Susie Rravn and BRADY. A 4
tnclc sam. Al. Wheeler. ..... 6 6 6
Time. II "a: -: 81 "a sec.
2ao CLASS. PURSE 500
H'lv Bosssh. F. W. Har-
fhgton ...... ........ 1
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Malcolm Vaughan. Il. l..
NelIs ............
Robert r.. L. l.. Muzzy. ) j j
Sonoro. A. H. Crossman. 3 b
Indiana Dillon. T.. l..
Whitney ............ 6 8 4 3
Time. 10 IL: 80 L.: 81; 81 3-4;
80 "a sec.
Afternoon Races
MATCHED RACE. PURSE 5000
WINNER TAKE ALL
Aiiie Echo. Harry Lawrence l l 2 ]
Esther c.. Charles Noy. > > 2
Time. 81 IL: - 1-2: 81: 50 sec.
FREE FOR ALL PURSE $500
Carter June. Geo. Theobauld 1 I
Tom Donahue. Brown and
harlwood L.. Harry Lawrence 81
Uncle sam. Al. Wheeler. 4 4 4
Royal Mckinney. c. w. Secley.
d Or. with cut foot.
Time. %: %: . IL sec.