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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
Colby Team Is Back
from Gameless Trip

Waterville, May 6-The Colby base
ball team struggled in last night and
today from a no game trip. The first
game with Lowell Textile at Lawrence
was cancelled on account of rain. The
boys stayed in Lawrence over night
AID then started for Durham the next
morning but received a telegram on
the train asking that the game be
cancelled on account Of wet field so
the team did not stop at New Hamp-
shire State college at al. but continu-
ed on towards home. Colby will play
New Hampshire state at Waterville
next Friday.
Several changes in the Colby line
up are expected for the Bowdoin
game. Porter will probably start in
the box, Niles will be able to play
ami Fransen will, without doubt. be
shifted to shortstop while the second
Johnny Howard has not been able to
play a game this season so far. He
was ineligible up to the last trip and
then the weather stepped. If the Bow
doin stick men start finding Porter
early in the game Howard will have
a chance to try out his arm. Practice
will start again Monday afternoon and
for two days Coach Parent will give
his men the toughest kind OF a worl;-
out.
The second team did not come up
against Abbott school today on ac-
count of wet field so that there was
not ball game in 'Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
Barnes Allows No
Hits, No Runs, But
Gives One a Walk

New York, May 1.-Jesse Barnes,
veteran pitcher of the New York Ma
tionals. almost duplicated the perfect
game pitched by Charles Robertson
of the Chicago Americans just week
ago, when he pitched a hitless game
today against the Philadelphia team,
the Giants winning 6 TO o.
Only one base on balls marred
Barnes great performance, Williams
being the recipient of the pass at the
start of the fifth inning. He was
doubled up when Fletcher hit into a
double play. Only twenty-scven men
faced Barnes, as in Robcrtson's game
of week ago.
Barnes pitching was so effective
that few of the chances offered the
New York fieldors were hard. though
Bancroft and Rawlings cut off Sow
eral hits by smart infield play. only
four balls were hit to the outheld.
J. Smith. Philadelphia coach ask
ed for the ball with which Barnes
had been pitching at the end OF tho
seventh. lie showed Umpire Hart
where there We're several cuts in the
ball. and Hart threw II out.
The Giants won the game in the
early innings on the wildness and in
effectiveness of Meadows. Kelly led
the New York attack with two
doubles and single. Score:
Philadelphia % Q 0 o 0 0 0 0 0-.0-0-0
New York 80 30 O01 0 q 0x--s-9-0
Barnes and T.. Smith; Meadows, 6.
Smith and IIcnline.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
DEMPSEY WILL
PROBABLY MEET
GEORGES AGAIN

Paris, May 7-By A. P.)-Jack
Dempsey. who will leave for England
tomorrow in consequence of an ur-
gent telephone message from his man
ager. Jack Kearps, spent his last
daJ in Paris at the Long champs race
track, where he was fortunate enough
TO meet with the first real fine rae
ing day of the season.
The beautiful weather brought out
the new spring STYLES and large
crowds. Returning to his hotel Demp-
sey was detected.
Il have had hard luck" he said.
"How much did .-ou lose, Jack?" he
wa. asked.
Thirty francs" replied the fighter,
without a smile.
Dempsey has not given up hope Cf
fighting in Paris. lie appears to be
considering seriously the offer If
100000. rs per cent. to go to the win
ner and % per cent to the loser, made
by Lewis Nerande for a return match
with Georges Carpenter to be held
I in Pershing Stadium some time in
the autumn.
yet" said Dempsey, today. referring
to Ferandes offer. The French sport
in writers and boxing experts are
skeptical, however, that the bout can
be successfully staged here They
express the fear that IL would be i'm
possible to obtain receipts aggregat-
ing four million francs, especially in
Pershing Stadium. as it will accom-
modate only $4,000 persons, which
would mean that the price of seats
would average around 100 francs.
! Dempsey is leaving France just as
he is commencing to improve his
French. He was heard several times
today asking "Combien?" chow
mLch) of the hotel help. The re-
tainers appeared fully to understand
the champion, Jas most of his talking
was done hen his hands were not
empty Th1 hotel servants say they
are sorry that Dempsey is going
away. AS for Dempsey himself. he
has greatly enjoyed his stay in Paris
and would have liked to remain until
Tuesday. But Kearns' instructions to
come to London Immediately appear
to have been imperative.
Dempsey has been treated most
cordially by the French newspa pers,
one of which has placed an automobile
and an interpreter at his disposal.
Dempsey has been deeply touched by
this and various other expressions of
friendship. Il could only have ex-
pected such treatment in my own
country" he said today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
Portland Defeats
Hebron Track Team

Lewiston. May 6.-Portland High
school track team defeated Hebron
academy at Garcelon field, Bates COL
lege, this afternoon So to SO. this be-
ing the first time that the Big Green
track team had bowed to another in
a dual meet.
The contest was run under the aus
pices OF Bates college and was sue
Cessful in every way except financial
L.. Not more than 100 were present
to witness the events, which were
nip-and- tuck contests throughout.
Despite the heavy rain Of the last
two days. the track was in fairly
good shape and good time was made
in several of the events.
Fritz" Lewis of Augusta. compet-
ing for Hebron in the weight events
finished second in the shot put. took
first in the hammer with a heave of
106 feet, inches. and second in the
discus with throw of 80 feet in
ches.
The points were distributed as fol-
lows.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08

U. of M. 70; Holy Cross 4s
Orono, Me, May 6.-University of
Maine won the dual meet from Holy
Cross on a soggy track this after
noon, 7S to 4S points. Holy Cross
scored in every event but the two
mile run. The summary:
1O0-yard Dash-Won by D. F.
Thomas, Maine; J. Zematis, Holy
Cross. second; C. Carroll, Holy Cross,
third. Time 10 As seconds.
220-yard Dash-Won by I. Fitz-
simmons. Holy Gross; ]. Zematis,
Holy Cross, second; d. L. Thomas.
Maine, third. Time % 3-5 seconds.
440-Yard Run-Won by L. Fitz-
simmons, Holy Cross; J. Tierney.
Holy Cross, second; E. S. Lawrence,
Maine, third. Time SO As seconds.
SS0-Yard Run-Won by p. II. Ste
vens. Maine; NJ. II. O'Connor, Maine,
second; c. Kickham, Holy Cross,
third. Time 2m. lis.
Two Mile Run-Won by C. A. Nc
keenan,, Maine: w. X. Herrick,
Maine, second; c. l.. Noyes, Maine,
third. Time, 10m. PTS.
12O-Yard Hurdles-Won by S.
Wackell. Holy Cross; G. c. Dunn.
Maine, second: w. A. keyte, Maine,
third. Time 1Ss.
220-Yard Hurdles-Won by S.
Wackell, Holy Cross; G. c. Dunn,
Maine, second; G. A. SWEET, Maine,
third. Time. 81 4-5s.
Mile Run-Won by IT. G. Webster,
Maine: J. w. Ames, Maine, second;
B. Madden. Holy Cross, third. Time,
Am. 4S 3-5s.
Shotput-Won by II. Cohen, Maine,
distance, 3S.3ft.; w. Case, Holy
Cross, second. distance, 36Sft: D.
Dow. Maine, third, distance, 35.3ft.
Discus Throw-Won by G. Fl.
Webb. Maine, distance, 1O6 5ft; J. w
Bishop, Maine, second distance
105ft. w. Fitzgerald. Holy Cross,
third, distance, 1O3.3ft
Hammer Throw-WOn by A. f.
Strout, Maine. distance, 113 oft: w
Case, Holy Cross, second. distance
9S.2ft; c. o. Campbell, Maine, third
distance, 9S.Sft.
Pole Vault-Won by G. r. Houston
Maine: r. p. O'Connor, Maine. sec
ond; J. Krelty. Holy Cross. third
Height. oft. 2n.
Running High Jump-Won by j
Tierney, Holy Cross; A. Houehton
Maine, second: J. p. Boynton, Maine
third. Height. 5ft Ain.
Running Broad Jump-Won by s
r. Pinkham. Maine; c. Carroll, HOLY
Cross, second: II. A. Burdick, third
Distance, loft. IL in.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
Bates, 63t; N. II. State, 621

Durham, \. H., May 6.-Bates col
lege. this afternoon won from the New
Hampshire track team, So II to 62
II. This was the first meet lost by
New hampshire at home for six
years and was the closest meet ever
held here.
Bates led in the running events and
New hampshire in the field events.
The score was tied most Of the time
during the afternoon and with the
discus, to be contested the count was
So IL to So IL.
Luce Of Bates won, with Connor and
Hobart of New Hampshire second
and third.
Kay Buker, captain of the Bates
team and noted international two
milo runner, took the day easy and
led his teammates with firsts in the
mile and twomile, just keeping
ahead Of the other New Hampshire
men.
One hundred and twenty-yard high
hurdles-Won by Draper, n. H.: sec
ond, Burroughs, Bates; third, Jenkins,
Bates Time-1Ss.
Mile run-Won by Sargent, Bates
second, Buker, Bates; third, Cough
lin. y. IT,. Time-4m AZ 2-5s.
Four hundred and forty-yard run
Won by Archibald, Bates; second,
Colon. \. IT,; third, Batten, Bates.
Time-52 2-5s.
One hundred-yard dash-Won by
Landers, Bates; second, Brown, n.
H.; third, Perry, n. II. Time-11s.
Two-mile run-Won by McGinkley,
Bates; second, Kimball, Bates; third.
Guker Bates. Time-1Om. PAS.
Two hundred and twenty-yard low
hurdles-Won by Gum, n. IT.; sec
ond, Jenkins, Bates; third, Draper,
n. H. Time-2Ss.
Eight hundred and eighty-yard
run Won by Sanella, Bates; second
Archibald, Bates; third, Coughlin, N
II. Time-2m. 2-5s.
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash
Won by Landers, Bates; second,
Perry, \. H.; third, Brown, N. H. and
Burns, Bates, tied. Time-23 3-5s.
Shot put-Won by Connor, n. H.;
second, Hobart, n. H.; third, Colon
n. H.. Distance-3Sft. 2in.
High jump-Won by Mansell, n. H.;
second, Menke, n. H.; third, Davis
n. H., and Ogara, n. H., tied. Height
oft. 4in.
Hammer throw-Won by Connor, n
H.; second. Ross, Bates; third, Cas-
illos y. II. Distance-116ft. Gin.
Broad jump-Won by Batten. Bates;
second, McManus, n. H.; third. Da-
Wis. n. II. Distance-20ft. 1 in.
Discus-Won by Luce, Bates; Sec
.ond Connor, y. H.; third, Hobart, n
II. Distance-112ft. sin.
Pole vault-Walker \. H, and
Hewitt, \. IT., tied; second, Burril
Bates. Height-10ft.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
Wins Maine Tooe and Bishop Star in Brown
COLBY HOPES RISE
WHEN 5 TRACkSTERS
ARE MADE ELIGIBLE
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Waterville. May 6-Colby track
prospects mounted a little today when
it was found out that the hve men.
Vale. Soule, Young, Frude and Nc
Bay. were declared ineligible through
error and that they would be able to
compete after all.
The reason for the trouble was the
fac. that one of the managers neglect
ed to get the team absences excused
after recent athletic trip and the re-
sui. was that these five men appeared
to be on probation. The entries for
the New England championships, and
the Nationals we're held over until the
noon train and by IL o'clock every
man was 0. X.
The final trails for the Nine In
tercollegiate track meet that :; to be
held this afternoon when Mike Ryan
put his track men through the PAGES
for time trials.
Although it rained yesterday, the
track was in first class condition, due
partly to the thorough rolling given
it in the morning. This was the last
hard practice :nd the men will taper
Off their workouts so that they will
have chance to rest before the big
meet. Colby received a severe blow
on account of the less of Mercer, Cook
and Weise but there are still some
men left who may be heard from.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
TWENTY-ONEM men
ARE BREEzED BY
C0BURN BOxMAN

Charleston, May 6.-Higgins' stick
men were helpless before Brown, the
Oakland southpaw, and Coburn walk
ed off with the game this afternoon
to the tune of to 0. Twenty-one
Higgins men walked to the plate and
famed. and during the whole game
only two Higgins men saw second:
one was left there when the next man
struck out, and the other died on
third.
/Corbett pitched good game fam
ming ten men but he was in the shad-
ow of Brown and the Coburn boys
found the ball often enough to keep
keep the score mounting. Shanahan
got the longest hit of the game when
he put long drive into left field for
three bases but he failed to score.
This was Coburn's first long trip
and it was completely successful. The
first game was with E. NJ C. s.
Bucksport and resulted in a Coburn
victory with a score of 1873 The
game Friday with University of
Maine Second was called on account
of rain. Coburn will play Oak Grove
at Vassalboro next Wednesday and
Saturday they will journey to kents
Hill. The score:
CoDJ-p>-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08

the best previous record by two sec
onds.
One hundred yard dash--Won by
Carter, Brown; second, Soelner,
Brown: third, --tler, Bowdoin; time
10 1-5s.
One mile run-Won by Monks.
Brown; second, Plaisted, Bowdoin;
third, Coughlin, Brown; time. Am
402s.
One hundred and twenty yards high
hurdler-Won by Addoms. Brown;
second, Harry. Bowdoin: third, Went
worth. Bowdoin; time, It's.
High jump-Won by Jones. Brown;
second. Small. Bowdoin; third, Fell
man, Brown; 5ft. So in.
Sixteen pound shot-Won by Po-
land, Brown; second, Charles, Bow
doin; third, Bleakney, Brown; Aft.
l Is in.
Discus throw-Won by Tootell,
Bowdoin; second, Charles, Bowdoin;
third, Parsons. Bowdoin; lift. 10in
Broad jump-Won by Reid, Brown;
second, McAusln. Brown; third, Ad-
doms. Brown; 21ft. 81 in.
Pole vault-NVon by F. Bishop,
Bowdoin; second, purvis, Brown;
third. Fl. Bishop, Bo-- -doin: lift Z in.
Sixteen pound hammer-Won by
Tootell, Bowdoin; second, Mason,
Bowdoin; third, Wagg, Bowdoin; !;
149 #. 10 in.
-Four hundred and forty-yard run
Won by Mason, Bowdoin; second,
Forstall, Brown; third, Williams,
Brown; time. 53s.
Two hundred and twenty-yard low
hurdles-Won by Lynn, Broy n: sec
ond, Rodman, Brown; third, Hardy,
BoWdoin; time, % 2-5s.
TWo-mile run-Won by Martin,
Brown; second, Butler Bowdoin; !;
third, Hawes, Bowdoin;. time, ION,
20 1-5s.
Eight hundred and eighty-yard run
: Won by Nutter, Brown; second,
Hunt, BoWdoin; third Nevens, Brown,
time, 2m 2-5s.
Two hundred and twenty yard dash
Won by Carter, Brown; second,
Soelner. Brown; third, Mason, Bow
doin; tima % 2-5s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08

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ust University OF
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f...Ov responsible for
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second inning VIII"
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r.e arst ball pitched to
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.t.l out a pretty sin
Handy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
Ty Cobb's Homer
Scores Two Runs

Detroit, May 7.-Falk's home-run
in the ninth inning with Hooper on
base, decided tire Chicago Detroit
game here today, the White Sox
winning 0 to Z. Alfred Kenning. a
65 year old fan, dropped dead while
cheering Cobb in the seventh inning
when the Tiger leader hit a home
run with two men on. Score:
Chicago % 0 0 0 0 0 2-9-13-1
Detroit o 0 0 8 0 3-7-17-13
Faber and Schalk; Dauss. Cole,
Oldham and Bassler
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
PIRATES SLUG
WIN FROM CUBS

Chicago, May 7.-Pittsburgh hit
Alexander, Jones and Cheeves hard
today and easily defeated Chicago II
to 5. The visitors were unable 10
score on Osborne. Carlson had three
bad innings, but was given great
support. Home runs by c. Rohwcr
and Grimes were features. Score:
Pittsbreh A o 80 0 o o 0-i1-ls-n
Chicago ....1 0 3 o 0 90 q 1-5-s-2
Carlson and Gooch: Alexander,
Jones, Cheevcs. Osborne and Hafnett,
O'FarrelI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
,okc team that might

a,,asa Joke team that might
praetice for Cony on an
~. winthrop High certainly
r.,rers of the Red and
t,5 scare Saturday after
NJ visitors were barely
..-8.5f1 49,. e.s.
nroc runs in the first
arl Hereafter were fed a
.rys with Twirler Nor
uC ceremonies. lie
rlr wind-up when
.oatc the Cony batters
u,ut III their averages.
only four bingles'
Na scratch variety.
rs harlcr full credit,
.. wis manifest that
iplliod more runs II
. r.re respect for their
..t ipduigcd in less belit-
-spmcthing unusual IN
....ball-was pulled OIL
.r trc seventh. IT
.ra ot the game when
rs up % the fact that
..r rrr 80 win and after
contain Ellis. first up.
...a W night center and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
Brown. Is: BoWdoin. 81

Providence, r. l.. May 6-Brown
defeated Bowdoin. IS to 50. in dual
track meet here today, three records
were broken. two by Bowdoin men.
Francis Bishop, in the pole vault,
topped the bar at II feet inches. the
previous record being II feet 81 in
ches.
Tootell Of Bowdoin hurled the ham
mer 149 feet, 10 inches. the previous
record being 1872 feet. inches. Joe
Nutter of Brown ran the half-mile in
IL minutes and 215 seconds, lowering
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
;TF finn STARS AS B0WD0IN
TAXES Maine into CAMP 6 T02
IN THE STATE SERIES OPENER

stretch 1t into a triple and was
thrown out at third by Joe Smith.
Osgood was the best looking player
on the Maine team. He landed on the
pitching of Pete Finn for two doubles
and triple, and in the field he ac-
cepted seven chances without an err
ror.
Four out of five Of the Bowdoin's
hits scored runs. Films circuit clout
in the second inning with one on
base counted two points. Dave
Ncedleman'5 pretty three bagger with
Jones on base, added another score
in the fifth and hits by Davis and
Finn in the eighth chalked up two
moro runs to Bowdoin's credit. The
summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
Whangfest Ends in
Favor of the Browns

Cleveland, O.. May st Louis de-
feated Cleveland here today. 10 20 :.
The Indians made is hits against -
for the Browns. Joe Wood made
three doubles and a single. SEVERED
and Jacobson each made triples with
runners on bases. Ken Williams went
hitless in three times at bat. Score:
st. Louis :. o 3 o ? 0 o 2 o o--i0-1i-0
Cleveland :. 002 2002 l. T-1s-2
Kolp. VanGilder and SEVERED;
Mails Morton, Bngby. Keefe and
O'Neill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
U. OF N. BESTS HOLY CROSS;
Bates TRIMS n. HAMPSHIRE;
BOWDOIN LOSES AT BROWN

Two out of the three Maine colleges that competed in dual
Saturday the long end of the scoring Maine de-
eated Holy Cross by margin Of 80 points at Orono and Bates
competing at Durham H. took of the closest fought
history from New Hampshire State winning by
point Bowdon lost her meet at Brown the Bears winning rs
2 but Jack Magee had the satisfaction of seeing two of his
proogees hang records the Providence field Toote
heavng the hammer 149 feet inches and F. Bishop topping
the bar at II feet, inches in the pole vault.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
Kent's Hill Wallops
Oak Grove Seminary

Kents Hill, Ne, May 6.-Kents Hill
beat Oak Grove Seminary of Vassal-
boro IS to this afternoon. The score:
Kents Hill 4 49, 3 o o o-1s-1e-s
Oak Grove Q 0 0 % TO- l. 2 5-3
Purinton, Case, r. Lucas and Cronin;
H. Muir, Frost and Baird.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
DOAK HURLS THE
CARDS TO VICTORY

st. Louis. May 7-Doaks pitching
with the exception of one inning WAS
sensational here today. the Cardinals
defeating the Reds s to before $4,000
fans. A series of breaks in the eighth
The score:
Cincinnati 20 o o Q 0 / q 4 o-S- 81
St. Louis 30 l . 8 . 0 0x-S-l3-l
Rixey. Gillepie, Markle and Har-
grave; Doak and Clcmons.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
hwy CONCEIT Gets BAD JOLT
Fam FORCED TO Play TO LIMIT
In DEFEAT WHIT THR0P HIGH 3 TO 2

ing the pill into deep center, Bruno
continuing round to the plate.
For Cony Stafford got a life on Max
wells bobble and took third on AL
bison's single, the latter going to
second on the play to get Stafford.
They both raced home when Earring
ton hit one into the water hazard in
short field. Austin walked but was
out on Hughes roller to Bruno, Far
rngton taking third and scoring on
Ellis out at first. Bush whitfield The
score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
SATURDAY SPORTS
colIebe Baseball

Harvard 4. Catholic University 3.
Yale 8. Holy Cross T.
Boston College II, Boston Univ. .
Tufts 5. Vermont l.
Penn. s. Navy 3.
Williams II, Trinity 6.
Mass. Aggies 3, Conn. Aggics ..
Andover 4, Yale I'd ..
Penn. State ., Bethany 0.
r. /. State 5. Providence 3.
Dartmouth 16, Wesleyan 5.
Haverford 10. Delaware 3.
Virginia S. w. Virginia 0.
Cornell 5. Princeton /.
Lehigh Z, n. Y. Univ. 3.
Swarthmore Z. Muhlenbetg 2.
Army 10. Columbia 4.
Colgate Is. Hamilton 0.
Syracuse 6, Rensselaer, o.
School Baseball
Westbrook Seminary Z, Hebron
Academy g.
Edward Little High Z. Gardiner
High =.
Cony High 3. Winthrop High 2.
Camden High s, Thomaston High
Richmond High s. Hallowe1l High
Madison High g. Skowhegan High
3.
North Berwick High. 4, Newman
ket. n. H., High ..
Track Meets
Harvard 81. Technology 81.
Penn. so. Dartmouth So.
Amherst 60 3-5. N. Y. Un. 65 %.
Princeton II 1-3, Yale 4S 2-3.
Maine Is. Holy Cross 4S.
Lafayette 96, Bucknell 46.
Williams II 2-3, Wesleyan 81 1-3.
Brown "a. Bowdoin 80.
Penn. State 76, Virginia 30.
Yale Freshmen GA II, Princeton
Cubs 80 IL.
Triangular Meets
Colgate a Is, Syracuse 80 Is
Pittsburg So 1-:3.
Rowing
Triangular race, won by Navy
Princeton, second; Harvard. third.
Yale defeated M. I. L. in second
varsity and freshman races.
Boxing
At New York-Archie Walker de.
feated Jack Bernstein, Andy Thoma.
defeated Joe Kelly. II rounds; Eddie
Carroll defeated Pete Williams. II
rounds: Sammy Noble and frankie
Jerome. draw.
At New York-Mike O'Dowd de.
feated Mike Gibbons, IL rounds.
Tennis
Tech. 5, Cornell 1.
Columbia 6. Lafayette 0.
Dartmouth 6. Wesleyan 0.
Yale I'd 8. Brown !.
Lacrosse
Hobart IL, Harvard 0.
Rutgers 4, Yale 2.
Princeton 6. Syracuse 8.
Boston Lacrosse .. Harvard 20, 4
Mount Washington s, Swarthmort
1.
Norwich II 1-2, Yale 8.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
Yankees Take Easy
One from Senators

Washington. May Jones had
Washington's batsmen completely
curbed today. and New York won
easily 3 to ]. Until Judge tripled In
the eighth. Jones had not allowed a
safe hit. Score:
New York -. o. oof % I o--s-1t-1
Washington 0 0 10000 o. 81
Jones and Devormer; Phillips. Brill
heart and Charity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
K. ]. SPORT CALENDAR

May 13, Hebron interscholastic track
meet.
May 13-York county secondary
school track meet. Acton.
May Estate track meet at Colby
College.
May 20-New England track meet at
Worcester.
May 27--Westbrook Seminary vs..
Harvard End at Cambridge.
june I'm. G. A. A. meet, Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-08
BROOKLYN

X-Ran for DeBerry in 7th.
NX-Batted for Vance in 9th.
XXX-Ran for Ruether in 9th.
Boston ...2 q o 0 o 90 Id
Brooklyn % 0002 % Is
Two base hits. Cruise. Ford, Home
run, Powell. Stolen bases. Powell.
Southworth, Eoeckcl. Olson. Sacri-
fees, Powell. Southworth, Cruise,
Boeckel. Watson. Post. Vance.
Double plays. Olson and Post. Ford:
kopf and Holke. Left on bases Bos-
ton s, Brooklyn I. Bases on balls
Watson ]; Vance =. Struck out by
Watson ,; Vance q. Tmpircs, Klein
and Sentellc. Time. 1i2.