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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
AUGUSTA GRAMMAR SCHOOL
LEAGUE IS FORMED IN TWO
DIVISIONS SEASON OPENS oath

The Augusta Grammar School
league will open on April "a and
close on June Il. This was decided
at a meeting of representatives Of the
different schools in the Office of the
Superintendent of Schools, Wedncs-
day afternoon.
There will be two divisions. the
senior and junior, with three teams
in the former and six in the latter.
The Smith. Harrington and st.
Mary's schools will make up the sem
ior group and will play a series OF
three games with each other team.
The juniors will be represented by
the Lincoln, Williams. Webster.
Harrington, Smith and ST. Mary's.
This means two teams in the Far
rington. Smith and st. Mary's schools
and the rivalry in the division prom
Uses to be keen. With only three
teams in the senior division it will
be a case of ono. two, three and a
battle royal for first honors.
The schedule is not yet completed.
the committee finding it difficult to
arrange the games in order that two
teams from one school do not play
on the same date 1t will be ready
in a few days. With one exception
the rules of last year were agreed
to. The exception was the matter OF
umpires and this was left to Supt.
Stuart who is to name an umpire l.
chief who will furnish the arbitcrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
Five Former Winners
of Boston Marathon
to Compete This Year

Boston, April 12-F'ive former win
ners of the American marathon con-
Quoted annually by the Boston Ath-
letic Association on April 10, will
seek winners laurels again this year.
Clarence H. DeMar of Melrose, who
finished first in 1911, sent in his en-
try today. William j. Kennedy, the
Brooklyn bricklayer, who won in
1917; Carl Under of Quincy, winner
in 1919; Peter Trivoulides of New
York, victor of two years ago. and
Frank Zuna of New York, who set a
new record for the event last year,
all will contend next Wednesday.
Thomas j. Kanaly, athletic manager
of the Boston A. A, said there was a
possibility that Edouard Fabrc of
Montreal. the winner in 1916, also
would run again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
NEW PORTLAND

Howard bennett is working for
Perlcy c. Luce, while the latter is
serving on the traverse jury in the
supreme court which is being held in
SkoWhegan.
Carl Walker has returned from
Skowhegan, where he has been sery-
ing on the grand jury.
c. I. Bangs has gone to West lynn,
where he will be employed by the y
S. Stowell Mfg. Co.
Church services we're held at the
Universalist church Sunday after
noon.
Nelson Gilbert is guest of rela-
tivcs and friends in this place.
John Boynton has returned from
Skowhegan, where he has been re-
ceivinS surgical treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13

Boston, April 12.-Philadelphia de-
feated Boston 5 to 2 in opening the
local season today. Although the
weather was cold and threatening the
attendance was more than 10000. A
parade to the flag pole preceded the
game and the stars and stripes were
raised by Governor Cox and Mayor
Curley.
Boston obtained an early lead and
then permitted Philadelphia to come
from behind in the seventh inning
and score two runs on two errors.
Quinn's overthrow of third enabled
Galloway to score the tieing run and
on RueFs muff of O'Rourkes throw
Heimac made the winning tally. The
batting of Galloway who made two
doubles and a single, featured.
Babe" Ruth. smuggling star Of the
Yankee team. who is under suspension,
saw the game from the grandstand.
Walter Johnson, son of the Washing
ton pitcher and mascot of the team,
saw part of the contest from an espe-
cial pointof vantage, sitting on Presi-
dent Harding's knees.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
Ex-Prop. Prebls House Dies

Joseph {. White. former proprietor
Of the PEBBLE House. Portland. died
in New York City, Friday. He was
there prior to 20 years ago and was
succeeded by Gray & Thomas. MIR.
White was born in Bath and his
father was superintendent Of the
Knox & Lincoln railroad. He bought
N. c. Gibsop's interests in the Preblc
House and remained there seven
years. He was in business in Boston
and Saratoga, retiring two years ago
because of i'll health. He specialized
in excellency of his table, went 10
the markets daily to select his ma
terials and kept close oversight in the
kitchen. proceeding on the theory
that his guests wished the best TO be
had and would appreciate care and
effort to that end.
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Middleweight Clasi,
At Portland Tuesday

Windham and Wes.brook maulers
have made such good battles in the
Pine Tree ring that Matchmaker De-
Rice with the recent Cantwell- Kelley
duel fresh in mind has paired up an
other brace of the suburban boxers.
This time he has signed two middle
weight sluggers in Young Robbins of
South Windham and Jimmy Savoy of
the Paper City to open newt Tuesday
evenings show. With Kid A<aplan
and Johnny Williams, featherweights
de luxe in the main mill and Kid
Clarke, sensational rope bouncer. and
Jimmy Correlli. the Berlin ice cake
in the semi-final, there is but one
more bout needed to complete a
smashing card and this will be ar
ranged by tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
Lid Kids League
Favorites Out
in Front in Tennis
PLAY at Pinehurst.

Pinehurst. n. C.. April 1c-Play
was resumed today in the third
round Of the mems North and South
tennis championship tournament
with favorites winning. but only after
close contests.
S. Howard Voshell defeated F. c.
Baggs, So, 81; ]. H. Wheelwright
won from H. Bridgewell. OF. 81;
and G. c. Shafer won from ]. D. E.
Jones. by default. II. w. Seaburg
dropped the first set of his match to
P. +. Hall and then rallied. winning
by scores of &c. go, 6-3.
In the second round Of the mems
doubles the results were:
r.. 8. Bidwell, Longwood and J.
H. Wheelwright. Boston. defeated E.
r. Underwood, Summit, n. j., and P,
E. Hall. Springfield, n. j.. 60. GO.
f. Howard Voshell. West Side and
Beals Wright, Boston. defeated B. F.
Briggs. Pelham and Fred Otis, Provi-
dence, e.. g..
G. c. Shafer, Philadelphia and
Fred C. Baggs. West Side. defeated
r. A. Johnson, Raleigh and p. H
Winston, Fayetteville, 81, 6-3.
j. d. Z. Jones, Providence. and
Arnold Jones. Providence. defeated
r. w. Seabury, Boston and A. w
Merriam. Pennington. 7-5. GO.
Women's singles semi-final round;
Mrs. Marion Zinderstein Jessup, Will
mington, defeated Miss Lillian Schar-
man, Brooklyn, 60. 60: Miss Martha
Bayard. Short Hills. defeated Miss
Florence BALM, West Side. G-1, 60
Mixed doubles, second round: Mrs
Jessup and S. H. Nossell defeated
Mrs. A. Adams, Forest Hills and Ar.
mold Jones, Providence. G-1. 60;
Miss Helen Gilleaudeau. Mamaro-
neck, and Raymond Bidwell. Long
wood, defeated Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Lowering, Boston, 6-3, 81: Miss
Scharman and Josiah Wheelwright
Boston. defeated Miss Edith Sigour-
ney. Boston and Beals Wright, New
York, SO. rs, G-3. Miss Florence
BALM and G.. c. Carlton Schafer
Philadelphia. defeated Mrs. W. T.
Pell. Raleigh and Z. S. Winston
Fayetteville, 81. G-3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
Tender Suspended
Commission to Probe
Recent Brooklyn Bout

New York. April ls.-L,w Tender
Philadelphia lightweight, and his mta-
agcr, rhilip Glassman were suspended
today by the Now York state athlete
commission pending hearing uu tha
fighters disqualification during bout
In Brooklyn Monday night Suspc0.
sions are CUSTOMARY IN such instance
Tender was disqualified tn tho sr,.
cnth round of match Uih charlie
PITTS Of Australia. who hHd tatrn a
severe beating. The lhlsd, Iulaa
swept into "A rapid-nre body attack lr
the seventh. in tho midst ~ vh.r
Pitts fell 10 the canvas sHnufH-
foul" Tho rcfcrce Sustained rs
claim ana ended tho r'1irH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
First Maine Golf

The Twin Cities are sure to be we'll
represented at Brunswick, April 10,
when the golf season in Maine will
be officially opened. with the sixth
annual meeting of the Maine State
Golf Association. Officers will re-
port; officers will be elected; consti-
tuition will be revised; amateur and
open championships will be ar
ranged; and other important matters
considered.
The Brunswick Golf Club will also
h ID an open tournament, with prizes
for winning amateurs and profession
ais. 1t will be an 1s-hole, stroke
competition and amateurs will be
handicapped according to their club
rating.
The Martindale Club will apply for
admission to the association at that
time and large number of members
will be on hand for the business
meeting and the tournament.-Port.
land ess.Herald.
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$4,000 CROWD SEE
SENATORS WIN, 6-5

Washington, April u - President
Harding. Vice President Coolidge.
members of the cabinet and many
others high in official life were in the
record breaking crowd of $4,000 that
saw Washington win the opener to-
day from the New York Yankees.
The score was to 5. President
Harding threw out the first ball and
kept his own score. jotting down the
plays on a regulation score card. The
score:
New York o410 0 0 0 0 0-5- 90
Wash. ....12 O1O0 / l X-6-15-3
Jones and Schang; Mogridge and
Charity.
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Defender Henry Ford
Still High and Stuck

Gloucester. Mass. Apr. 1.-THE
fishing schooner Henry Ford. which
slid down the ways at Essex yester-
day only to come up on Essex Bar
as she was being towed to the rig
gers, was still fast on the shoal to-
day. Two tugs were standing by for
an attempt to float the prospective
challenger for the North Atlantic
fisherman's racing cup, at high wa
ter.
The schooner spent the night high
in the bar after tugs had made an
Intellectual attempt to pull her into
deep water. The wind was light and
the night was thick and misty. with
a heavy sea running. The schooner
pounded hard with the waves break
ing we'll over her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
Seasons Tennis for
Springfield College

Springfield, Mass, Apr 12-The
following tennis schedule for Spring
field college this summer was an
nounced tonight
April %. Yale seconds at New
Haven: %, Worcester Tech. at Wor-
cester; %, Holy Cross at Worcester:
May 6, Union at Schenectady: L.,
Harvard seconds at Cambridge: Is,
Tufts at Medford; Is. Wesleyan at
Middletown: 20. Clark here: "a,
Trinity at Hartford; 81. Holy Cross
here: June >, Middlebury at Middle
bury; June 8, Vermont at Burling-
ton.
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Cards Trim Pirates
Before $4,000 Fans

~. Louis, Mo. Apr. 1.-THE Car
dinals opened the season today be-
fore a crowd estimated at $4,000 with
a 10 TO l victory over Pittsburg.
Gainer drove in Eve runs while
Hornsby got homer. The Cardi-
nails regular lineup was somewhat
changed due 10 the illness Of Short
stop Lavan and injuries to Outfield-
err Mueller and First Baseman Four
nier. Score;
Pittshg 90 o o / o 90 O. l. II
St Louis ; o % 4 u o I = x-1O-11-1
Cooper and Gooch; Sherdal and
Clemens
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Reds Drop Opener
Alex and the Cubs

Cincinnati, O.. April ia capacity
crowd witnessed the defeat of Gin
cinna,i in the opening game today,
Chicago winning I to 3. Superb
pitching by Alexander was mainly
respons bic for the visitors victory.
Brilliant fielding by Hollocher was
a feature. two great stops by him
ending a rally by the Reds in the
eighth. Score:
Chicago e.. 0 . o o 0 1 4 0 o-7-11-0
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 . o. 10
Alexander and Hartnett; Rixcy,
Coumb Gillespie and Wingo.
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Ha! Ha! Says Babe
at 100000 Offer

Chicago, April 1o.-"Babe" Ruth,
with the gates of the American
League park closed to him for IS
days. has been offered 100000 for
local semi professional team. That
was the figure named by the team
manager at a meeting of his asso-
citation last night. He drew a
laugh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
Lincoln Juniors
Defeat FarringtonS

The baseball team made NJ =
players from tho sixth ana so'ou"
grades Of the Lincoln school defeated
the sixth and seventh Etade team n
the harrington school IN i've inning
game played "Wednesday afternoon m
the Lincoln field. There was some
doubt rs 10 the score. the fRrrngt1a
team claiming that " was - 70 J..
while the Lincoln nine held that q
was 20 10 H. Tho batteries vcr'
Lincoln. Harris and lullcouCr, j.. :
Hart, g: harrington. Maker ana Has.
kell. p: l.. Muisc, G.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
ICE BREAKING UP
IN SEBAGO LAKE

Scbago Lake, Me. April 1o.-Great
piles of ice are banked high On the
west shore of scbago lake today. The
foes in North Sebago were blown
gradually to this side of the lake yes
terday and last night, and there is
about half a mile of clear water from
Jones brook to the point. The main
lake, however. is still solid. Some old
fishermen think the ice Will leave to-
morrow, and that conditions will be
right for the salmon killers, but the
majority of native observers say that
the fields will not break up before Sat
urday. 1t is probable that some of the
more hardy anglers will try their luck
in the few clear spots this afternoon
, or tomorrow forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
Downey-MaIone Bout, May I

Cleveland, April 1e.-Byran Down
ey, Cleveland, and Jock Malone, st.
Paul, middleweights, have been
matched to box ten rounds at Fort
Sheridan, ILL.,, May 1.
Announcement also was made that
Danny Frush, Cleveland feather
weight, and Jack Lawler of Cincin
natl, would meet in a ten round bout
at Cincinnati, April "a. They had
been scheduled to meet in Dayton,
but the match was called off by the
promoter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
N. Y. Congressional Election

Corning, n. Y. April 1c.-Un-
officials returns complete for the 37th
Congressional district today gave
Lewis Henry. Republican, a plurality
of 3,0S7 over Judge Frank Irvine.
Democrat. OF Ithaca. in yesterdays
special election.
Prohibition was the big issue in
the campaign. Judge Irvine dcclar-
ing for repeal Of the Volstead act
and substitution of measure which
would legalize the sale OF beer and
wines. Mr.. Henry, the successful
candidate, endorsed the Volstoad act
and was supported by prohibition Or
CARNATIONS.
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Browns Stop White
SOx in Opener, 3 to 2

Chicago, April Est. Louis de-
feated Chicago to 2 in the opening
game of the American league season
here today. The two Urbans-Faber
and Shocker-wcre on the mound,
the former holding the visitors to
three hits while the latter was
touched for nine. F'aber however.
issued three walks and two of them
developed into runs. Score:
st. Louis . O 0 0 1 0 0-3-31
Chicago -. 90 1 0 0 0 0 0-2-9-1
Shocker and SEVERED; Faber and
Schalk
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Mrs. Frances Collins, Lewiston

Funeral services were held at Lew
iston. Tuesday, from the home OF Mrs.
Frances Collins. aged rs, wife of vii.
liam Collins. who died Saturday aft
ernoon following an illness Of five
weeks. Formerly Miss Frances White
house. Mrs. Collins was born in this
city and educated in the local schools.
She was we'll known and was a MEM
Der Of st. Patrick's church, where
she was member of the choir. Be-
sides her husband. Mrs. Collins Is
survived by two children. Mary Myr-
tie and Frances Virginia Collins.
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N. S. Big Game.

Halifax, n. S.. April 12-Hunters
killed 1880 moose and 255 deer in this
province during 1921, according to CT
fetal reports presented to the legis-
lature.
Caribou. the reports say, are plen-
tiful as ever in the northern parts of
Cape Breton Island. There has been
a falling off. however. in the numb, r
of foxes kept by fur farmers" for
breeding purposes. OF these animals
1142 were reported in 1921 as against
1892 the previous year. THE de-
crease" it is explained. "is due prob
ably to favorable marketing condi-
tons rather than falling off. in the
business"
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New Century Pomona

New Century Pomona viii ree'
with Buckneld Grange on Wodne'
day. The following viii be presen'
to assist in the program: Roger =
Gowoli will give a talk on Farm ~,
reau Movement: Mrs. II. l.. GoweA
will furnish some music: Mrs. Wat
SOM lecturer OF Somerset PomonA
viii give q talk on Home EconomiN
The Pomona degree viii not "
at this meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
BOSTON

Two base hits-Quinn. Galloway ?,
Mcnosky. Stolen hase-Heimac. Sac
rifccs-Smith. Miller, Heimac ?.
Double plays-O'Rourke to Burns;
Galloway to Dykes to Johnston: Pratt
TO O'Rourke to Burns. Left on bases
-Phila. S; Boston 5. Base on balls
Off Naylor .; off Quinn ?. Struck out
by Naylor >; by Quinn 8. Hits-Off
MAYOR, in innings (none out in
fourth: off Beckett, none in one; off
Heirnac. in innings. Wild pitch
Quinn 1. Winning pitcher-Heimac.
Tmpires - Connolly, Wilson and
Walsh. Time of game. 1.45.
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boobies PAVE WAY FOR 3 T02
WIN MACKMEN OVER RED S0x--
10000 SEE OPENING CONTEST

tory over1 Detroit. Morton outpitch-
ing Oldham and Olsen. Cleveland
punched it's hits, McInnis. playing his
first game as an Indian, leading with
a single. double and a triple. Veach
of Detroit hit home run with none
on. Cold weather held the attend
ance down. Score:
Detroit -. 0 0 OIL 0 2 0 o. "a
Cleveland % 0 o 80 2 0 x-7-12-1
Oldham. Olsen and Bassler; Nor
ton and Nunamaker. ''''
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Sailor Friedman
Jailed for Shooting

Chicago. April ls-"Sailoi' Fried.
man. lightweight pm gilist, and for
companions were placed In the Coun-
" jail today in connection with the
Staying sunday 81 Abe Rubin IN a
saloon shooting affair The five mer
were refused bail and must remain In
their coils until April Is. when Their
case will be called.
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GIANTS KOW TOW
TO DODGERS, 4.3

Sew York. April 1.-THE Brooklyn
Nationals defeated the worlds
champions New York team in the
opening game OF the season today 4
70 :. Mayor Hyland threw out the
rrst bail The game soon developed
into q sharp conflict between the
rival LETT handlers. Ruelher and Nchf
and New York's errors helped decide
IT, game in favor OF the former The
score:
Drooklvn o q I I 0 q I I 0-4-s-2
New York 90 q 400 2-3-9-3
RTelher and Dobcrry; Nehf and
Snyder.
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PHILADELPHIA

Two base hits-Boeckel. Cruise
Williams. LcbourVeau. Home run
Parkinson. Sacrifice-Rapp. Double
plays-Cruisc. Kopf and Holke. Left
on bases-Boston :; Philadelphia 4.
Bases on balls-Off Oeschger 4;
Meadows : Struck out-By Mead
ovs i. by Ocschger .. Hit by pitcher
BY Meadows oGowdy): by Oeschger
tMcadowsD. Wild pitch-Oeschger.
Empires Riglor and Phirman. Time
II -
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SPORTS

April eo-Eddie Polo vs.. AL Burman at
Lewiston.
April % - Soccer footballs: Danish
club Of Westbrook; Portland Grand
Trunks vs.. Palm Beach at Sanford.
May 6-New Hampshire-B Bates meet at
Durham. N. H.
May ia York county secondary
school track meet. Acton.
May Estate track meet at Colby
College.
May 20-New England track meet at
Worcester.
June TN. G. A. A meet, CHICAGO.
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Human Locomotive
Pufs Way into Hub
from New York CITY

Boston. April 1c.-Sam Johnson. ~
years old, nicknamed the human loco
motive, puffed up School street to City
hall today and. between deep broaths.
told Mayor Curlcy that he had run all
the way from New York. The dis
tance is approximately $50 miles. He
said his time was 46s hours. He left
Broadway last Monday.
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COLLEGE GAMES

At Providence-Boston University 5,
Brown 4.
At ambridge-Harvard 10, Middle
bury ca innings).
At Princeton-Princeton 7.'Ursinus 0.
At West Point-Army 5, New York
University 4.
At Villa Nova--Villa Nova 4, Col
lcge City Of New York 8.
At New York-Columb.a 2, Will
liams 4.
At Bethlehem-Lehigh 6. Vermont 8.
At Annapolis-Holy Cross 5, Navy ..
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Golfers Back Swing
Fractures Students Skull

Haverford, Pa. Apr. 12-Paul
Flagler Turner, a student at Haver-
ford college. is dead as the result of
an unusual injury received yesterday
while playing golf. Turner stepped
behind another golfer just as the lat
ter swung his club for a drive and
received the full force of the back
swing on the head. His skull was
fractured and he died a few hours
later.
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Richard and Wife
to Visit Bermuda

New York. April 1e-TtX Richard
sporting promoter. sailed TODAY ~
Bermuda with Mrs Richard Friend
from Broadway massod on thc rict r.
bid him bon voyage. lie viii be So
several weeks
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'pdILLIES SCALP BRAVES IN
INITIAL FRACAS IN QUAKERT0WN
MEADOWS D0LES OUT 4 HITS

Philadelphia. April io.-As an open
In feature today Philadelphia won
from Boston with ease, to ]. Lee
Meadows allowed the Braves but four
scattered hits while the Phillies got
Eschaer for eight.
Parkinson's home run scored Will
llnrrs and Fletcher In the eighth.
Cruises two base hit and Ford S
sInsle were responsible for the only
Boston score. United States Senator
p,ppcr tcssed out the first ball.
Score:
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Navy Wins at Tennis

Annapolis, Md, April 1c.-Navy
defeated Johns Hopkins at tennis to-
day. taking all four strings of sing
les and both of the doubles events.
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Navy Lacrosse Team
Defeats L. of P, II to @

Annapolis. Md, April Fila
Crosse). The Navy Lacrosse players
overwhelmed University Of Penna.
here today II to 0.
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A copy OF the key 60 sulr'aw
Manor, the ancestral home OF Wash'
ington in England. has been pr.
sented to Mrs. Warren @. Harding !"
Lady Lee OF warcham. whose hu,
band was . British delegate 70 Wy
Arms Conference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13

The Boston Globes INVISIBLE
COLOR BOOK-all the children
want it.
Remember to order next Sum
days Boston Globe in advance
from your newsdealer or news
boy.
Read the Boston Globe today.
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AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 2; Philadelphia 8.
Washington 6; New York 5.
Chicago 2; St. Louis 8.
Cleveland Z; Detroit 4.
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SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia z; Boston 1.
New York 8; Brooklyn 4.
Cincinnati 8; Chicago z.
St. Louis 10; Pittsburg 1.
TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
Pittsbure at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
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TODAY'S GAM ES

St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Washington.
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Indians Bunch 'em
for Win Over Tigers

Cleveland, o.. April 1o.-Cleveland
opened the season with a to 4 vic