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TMPERATORIENE KELIAU
IA ISPANIJON.

MADRIDAS, geg. 6. Ola
atkcliaus buvusioji Austrijos
imperatOrien6 Zita su savo
vaikais * Madeira salos. Ia
saIq apleisianti geg. 10 dienq.
Zitai il jos vaikams apsi-
gyventi ella paruoSiami El
PartiO rumai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06

GENOA, geg. 6. - siandie
o gal artimiausiomis dienomis
ekonomine konferencija baigs
spresti finansinius. ekonomi-
MUS ir transportacijos klau-
sinus.
Paskui liks riSti tiktai pc
itines problemos. Tos probe
mos daugiausia paieCia Ri
sija ir visos eiles valstybiq
sienas. kuriu dauguma Xxi sio-
lei nenustatyta.
Sienu nustatymo klausim2s
yra didziai syarbus. sioje koN-
ferencijoje norma padaryti ne
agresyve EurOpos valstybi1l
sutarti. Toha sutartis negali-
ma. kuonet seka kivirciai del
sienu.
Tikroii siena Xxi Siolei ne
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IsAnglekasiu!Streiko

pilnai dirbama ir anglin pro-
dukcija kaskart eina didyn.
PraneSta, kad neunistai an
glekasiai, kurie streiko prad-
zioje pamete darbus, siandie
buriais gryzta darban.
Sunku pasakyti, kick tame
gall but teisybes.
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SKRIDO 10 MAILIU
VALANDOJE.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, geg. 6.
= Is San Antonio, Tex, eia
uzvakar atskrido armijos le-
ktuvu du armijos lakunu, Do
olittle ir Andrews. l,200 mai
lip toluma atliko ! II valan-
dq. Kelioneje du kartu sus-
TOTO pasiimti zibalo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06

AUSTIN, Tex, geg. 6. -
Gia pro sail prauze baisus tor
nado. 9 zmon6s v6suloje zuvo
ir SO kit suzeista. Apie 40O,-
600 doleriu nuostoliQ padary-
tn
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METAI-V0L. VII
zMoNIU sUs1PRAT1MAs.
JOSVAINIAI, Kedainiq a.

JOSVAINLAI, KedalniQ a.
Cia zmones neuzsikr6te boil
Scvizmu. Jaunimas skaito lai-
kraScGius, spieGiasi ! draugi-
jas Teciaus ir cia reikia dau-
giau judrumo ir veiklumo. Y
ra vartotojp bendrove "sus-
va," kuri puikiai veikia If uz-
kerta kelia zydq beribiam
prekiu kainQ kelimui.
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VIRGINIJOJ STREIKAS
PUOLA?

CHARLEsToWN, W. Va,
geg. 6. : Naujausi apie strei-
ka raportai iudija, jog Xxi
siolei 34-se angliu kasyklose
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O R A S

CHICAGO. -, Siandie ne
pastovus Oras; maza atmaina
temperaturOje.
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PranCiiOs Moral If RoikaIdVimai
ANGLIA SUTINKA ST. yOkIE7lIOS PAzIURONIS

GENOA. geg. ). - Pranrl-
ia Anglijos premler4 Lloyd
George palnformaTo, kad
prancuzai delegatal paSraSHS
neagresyvc sutartl tokloms
SQlygomiS:
l. Jel ta Sutar'l p"S''">H :
FlSoS hlroPoS 'au''>'
:. J'l hoSIJa S"''NS Pl'L'',
Zlntl per S'Ni'i'cIuS "'H'i'i''
metQ VISaS Nianil' SE''oJ'''-
claS SI"naS.
+.;..., ,.a;l,t; ,,vkinont
EerSailleSo taikoS Sutart!.
AnghJ"$ pr"mI'raS past
kviett pas save NaSarnam!
NokietijoS deIegatu, kancIer!
Wirth ir uzSienlQ r"lkaIQ Sc
krotorlQ RatiI"nau, n pakiau-
Sc ar nedu SutIIlK" 81 fr2I'''-
JOS S@iHS"'IllS'
NokIeclu atSak"' Ead oKI'-
tlJoS vyrlauSyDr neSIIflNS. bet
gall sutlktl Su paSarSa' Kao
NerSalIIeSo SutartIeS VHklhl-
me daIHVauJa VISA Sa'''"rNe'
bet ne Elehl prallcuAal'
Stow uz tas ra7iuras.
K;oL zinoma AngIiios pre-
mleraS pllhal stow uz las No-
EecW pazluraS' NeS J'S VI
saS IalkaS OuVo PrieS'''S"S'
kad PranclJa erS'I'leSo S"-
tGrtleS VYklnlme SalelQ NVih-
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PINIGQ KURSAS.


Svetimp salip pinigp verte,
nemaziau $4,000 dol.
geguz. 4 d., buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. syarui 4.3S
Prancijos 100 frankly 9.1o
Italijos 100 lirq $40
Lietuvos 100 auksinu .35A
vokietijos 100 mark. .35A
Lenkq 100 markiQ .O2
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KRATOS.

,sVENCIONYS. Lenku zan-
darai kret6 lietuviq knygyna
ir $iaip lietuviQ sankrovas.
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BolSeVikai nesutinka.

BolSevikai deIegatai taipat
neSutinka Su Pranciios sally
gomis ncagresyv9s sutarties
klauSime. Sake, SovietQ Ru-
siia nekuomet nogali pripa-
zinti gyvuojanGios Siandie Ru-
.ioS-Rumunijos sienos. Rusi-
ia nori atgauti BesarabijQ,
kuriq pasiSavino Rumunija.
Cia kalbama, kad Anglijos
premieras rengia koki-nors
siurprizq Prancijai il Belgi-
jai, kuriOsdvi nepasiraS9 Dol
Sevikams iduOtO memoranda
mo.
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Neno1i konferenCijos.

Kaip zinoma, Vokietija at
siSakt mok6ti karO kontrlbu-
ella taip, kaip nustatd atpll-
dylno komisija. KOmisija da-
We Nokietijai laiko Xxi gegu-
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kdd talD. tai An"llJo$ pre-
n!ieraS kcIiS kartuS kVlcte
Prancijos premicrQ konfercn-
cijon tuo klauSimu. Tojc kon-
icrenciioic turf dalyvauti at
Stovai viSQ tV valStyblV, kl-
rios paSira>1 NcrSailIcso SUI
tarti.
Pranci.joS prrmirraS Pom
care atSisako nuo toS k0nIc-
rcnriioS. lis tvirtina, kad to-
kia konrcrcnciia nrrcikalinga.
Ncs j"i Nckictija paskirtu lai-
ku EriSpiIdys ant jos uzditQ
privalumQ, Pranciia pati vie
ma. be SantarvGS valstybiQ at
SiklauSimo, veikS prizes Nokie-
tia.
Su tokiu Prancijos nuSlsta-
tymu neSutinka AngliioS pre-
mirras. Po konfercnclJOS SlI
vokieGiais delcgataiS jis pra-
nrSl. kad Prancija nOri-ncno-
ri, teGiauS pirm goguzds 81 d.
SantarvGs valstybts visvien
lures projektuojamq konferen
ella. II tuOmi, raSi, bus su-
varzytas Prancijos noras sa-
varankiauti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-06

GF.Ni-N.
ia AngIiio~ prpnrq Lloyd Kad taip tai An@Iij"s pr"
George panrormayo. kad mieraS keIiS k'r0S kvle
,; loIootoi ,,osiraG,s Pranciio Drcnicra konrrrn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Golf Professionals
to Meet in Pitsburg

pittsburg, Aug. 1.-THE difficult
Oakmont Country Club golf course
here Will be the scene from August
IS to August So of the annual tour
nament OF the Professional Golfers
Association. Those in charge of ar
rangements for the championship
event declare that about three score
of the national leading pros will come
to Pittsburg 10 play.
The qualifying rounds will be
played on many courses in the coun-
try before the real tournament gets
under way at Oakmont. Only Amer
ican professionals will be permitted
to enter.
Pittsburg will be allowed five reg
ular players in the tournament, un-
der a recent ruling Of the P. G. A..
However, the Pittsburg golfers will
be called upon 10 fill the places of
qualified professionals from distant
points who may be unable to make
the trip.
The Oakmont Course. scene Of the
national amateur championship play
several years ago is considered one
Of the best courses in the United
States. There is a severe penalty for
every misplay. hook or slice. Oak
mont Is well-trapped with tree, sand
and bunker hazards.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
MilliOnaires and
TOgus to Give Benefit
Game for Kilpatrick

Out of the game for the balance of
this season, Shorty fitzpatrick, the
popular shortfield gardener of the
Augusta Millionaires will soon re-
turn to his homo in Ansonia, Conn,
Shorty has won a host Of friends
during his short stay in the city both
by his sterling playing and his win
ming personality To be suddenly
shut off from earning his way at
Brown college is rather severe blow
to the kid but it has not affected
his courage and he meets everybody
with a CHEEKY smile and nary n
compla int of what the loss of income
means to him However, President
Blaine Niles of the Augusta Baseball
association together with Mana ger
Fen Houser have arranged a benefit
game for Fitzpatrick to be PLAYED
Monday afternoon at the Reuel Will
liams field. the opponents being tho
Togus boys and the entire receipts of
this game Will be given to xii" as a
testimonial from the fans and PLAY
ers. Augusta people should show
their appreciation of the Youngsters
work by attending Mondays game
which Will I've called at p NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
New Nova Scotia
Race Schooner Is
Launched Friday

Lunenburg. y. s, Aug. IA pro-
spective entry for this falls Nova
Scotia fishing schooner championship
races. the Margaret *. Smith was
launched from the yards Of Smi'i
and Rhuiand here today. The v"s-
SCI is said to be very similar 70 me
Mahaska. launched from the SANE
Yards this spring. with the reporter
intention Of being a Nova Scotlan
rival of tho international champion
bIuenose. She is. however, 'h'es
lect longer than the Mahasker ara
VIII carry much more canvass. the
Margaret X. Smith is 134.S feet over
all, has 26 1-2 feet beet and II T.
fcet depth of hold. Captain {. r.
smith of LuncnburS is her man%G'ns
owner. Captain Frank W. Hynac"
VIII command her.
Although the Margaret X. Smith u
elgible to enter the Nova Scotia
races she will be barred from enter
ing the international event this year'
Inc rules of the International race
requires that entrants participate IN
the early spring fishing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
SPANISH TENNIS
TEAM is HERE FOR
DAVIS CUP MATCH

New York, Aug. 1.-THE Spanish
Davis cup tennis players and ta'
English Walker cup golf team wer
passengers on steamships arr.y!ns
today.
Manuel Alonzo. Jose Alonzo and
Count Manuel De Gomar. the span.
ish players, arriving on the Maun'
tanla, were awaited at Quaran'm
by Il representative Of the lnlta
states Lawn Tennis Association an.
at the pier by an official COmmlu''
OF tho association and dcloc1tIof
from the Spanish colony.
Luncheon was prepared for then
1T the Harvard Club and arrange
nlents were made for them TO lmhe'
up at Forest Hills courts before lear'
Ing for Philadelphia tomorrow mort
ing whore they will meet tho wlnn"
OF the scmi-final match now h"lri
played in Boston between III" AUS
tralian ana French teams.
The British golf team on the Car
mania will play an American team
Aug. 80 in tho first intornat.ona.
contest for tho Walker cup AT South
ampton, y. Y. and then Eo 10
Rrookline, Mass. for tho American
amateur championship A't"rv2ra'
It may visit inland cities bcforo r.
turning to England.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
AUGUSTA GOLFERS
IN PORTLAND TODAY
FOR Open TOURNEY

It is expected that at least 100 golf
crs will compete today at Portland in
the big open tourney of the Portland
Country Club. Half dozen of the
best golfers in the Capital City. headed
by DR.. r. c. Tyson, Will motor to the
Forest City for the play. and arc eX-
pcctod to make a good showing in the
tournament.
Any player affiliated with the United
states Golf Associa tion is eligible for
the tournament, and the entry lists
will be held open until o'clock this
morning.
Another golf event in the southern
part of tho State today is an eXh BIZ
tion match with Jesse Guilford. nation
n amateur champion, and Ralph Rocks,
former champ of Rhode Island, pittcd
against the Ryall brothers at o'clock
G feature of the formal opening of
the first nine Eolcs at the now Biddc-
ford-Saco Country Club links.
The week end will be a busy one
az the Augusta Country Club with the
men taking advantage of their last
opportunity TO qualify for the club
championship, and the ladies. PLAYING
matches in their second and third
rounds for the Uomcn's title of the
club
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
ierney Becomes millionaire Augusta Opens Lewiston Today
star BATTERIES
FOR STATE HOUSE
GAME NEXT WEEK

Baseball is the principal topic or
discussion by the men at the State
House outside of Office hours, and the
especial interest lies in the game
which will be played between the
married men and the single men of
the State House employees. which will
be called Saturday afternoon, August
10, at Capitol Park. It's going to be
a whale of contest. There is no
doubt about it. And there will be
plenty of fans on hand for the occa-
sion.
Walter Fraser, captain of the Bene-
diets, says that with his battery OF
Jack Frost, pitcher. and Neil Niolette
behind the bat, both former Cniver-
sity of Maine stars, Herbert Folsom
and others of good baseball caliber
in his lineup, there is little or no
show for the bachelods.
The unmarried men. headed by
Hayden Ryan, retaliate. Walter
Brennan, former Cony High and col
leee star, will do the twirling for this
outfit, and Hayden Ryan, who did
some fine work behind the bat in the
Augusta Twilight League, will fill
that position on their team. George
Froberger another former Cony play
er of merit, will play an outfield posi-
tion. Charles Brown, State superin-
tendent of buildings, has promised to
be on hand to call the balls and
strikes.
The tentative lineups as announced
Friday by the two captains are as
follows: Married Men-P, Jack Frost;
c. Neil Niolette; 1b. Ma jor Thayer;
2b L. +. Faulkner; 3rd, Herbert Fol-
som: SIS, Ansel Reeves; If, Walworth
Simpson; CT, Dick Newdick; rf, Har
ry Barney. Single Men-P, Walter
Brennan; G, Hayden Rran; 1b, Lorin
Arnold; 2b, Johnson; 3b, Leon Nc
Causland SIS Bryant Jones; If,
George Froberger; CT, Stanley Wey-
mouth; IF, William Runnells; sub
stitutes, Parlin, Durham and Atkin-
son.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Horseshoe Pitchers
to StandardiZe Game

! Des Moines. Ia. Aug. 11-(By A. PD
Horseshoe pitchers of the nation
will meet to reorganize the sport on n
| national basis at their national tour
nament to be held at the state fair
here August 2S to September |. ac-
, cordng to E. G.. Leighton, of Mime
apois. president of the National
Horseshoe Pitchers Association
Growing by leaps and bounds, the
sport has penetrated to virtually ev-
cry community in the United States
and numbers approximately one mill
lion men and women players at pres
cnt. President Leighton said. Thou
sands of clubs have been organized,
rules of the game have been stand
ardlzed and generally adopted. 1t
now remains to establish on a self
sustaining basis a central and con-
trolling body devoted to the welfare
of the game, he said.
Every horseshoe club in the coun-
try is being urged to send a delegate
TO the national tournament here to
help determine the future Of the
sport
The Des Moines convention will be
of importance to the game because of
the pending merger Of the two com
petinc national associations, the Ma
tlonal League of Horseshoe and uoit
Pitchers of ST. Petersburg, Fla, and
the National Horseshoe Pitchers As
soclatlon of which Mr. Leighton is
president. The st. Petersburg or
Sanlzation was formed in February
1919, the latter group in 1921. Until
n permanent, unified association is
formed there can be no authoritiye
standardization Of rules or national
tournaments, it is argued The ques-
ilon of the merger will be settled at
the Des Moines meeting.
Charles Cox of Columbus, O.. has
drawn up new constitution and by
laws for national organization in
cooperating suggestions and ideas
submitted by horseshoe leaders from
different parts Of the country.
The following general policies have
been included:
First: The association to have a
board OF directors consisting of five
of1cers and the mana gers of the east
ern, southern central. and western
divisions
Second: The country is to be di-
Vided into four sections with a divi-
sion manager at the head Of each.
tournaments to be held in each di-
vision as we'll as in each state.
Third: Winners of state and divi-
slonal tournaments to be sent to
national meet, expenses paid.
Fourth: Only one state and nation
al tournament to be held each year.
Fifth: The association to retain a
full time paid secretary to develop
and promote the game on national
basis.
Sixth: Adoption OF the "Hoxseshoe
World' as the official organ Of the
new organization.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Jack Dempsey May
Battle Willard
About October 1st

LOS Angeles. Aug. 11-Further nc.
sotiatlons to fix date satisfactory "a
al. parties for the prospective match
between Jack Dempsey, heavyweirbt
champion and Jess Willard fron,
"hom Dempsey took the title. wore
forecast in telegram Willard had
To-Day from Tex Rickard, New York
promoter IT was announced by Gene
Doyle. Wizards local representative,
lowe quoted Rickard as teleraph-
ing Willard the date of Oct. had
heen suggested for the match because
~ would be possible at that date ia
hold it in the open air. probably ~
Jersey City. Rickard said no "a
mlred Willard for his frank state
ment of inability to get into condi-
ton by that time and added neeoi
cations for another date. satisfactory
to all, would be continued.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
FL SILEEE

I'm, Peter Ashland, H. r. Blaisdell,
East Orland; Ralph Downes, chg,
San Francisco. j. V. Benner Waldo
boro; Al Clark, Wig. Graft, Richard
son Il Kinney, Clinton; Dan Azoff,
T.. f. Walker. Augusta; Ella Watts,
hm, Gen. Watts, +. r. Walker, Au-
gusta; Neila, hm, Palo VIOLA, Peter
Gallagher, Belfast.
o.25 Pace, 20 Trot. Purse $500
StcEie Guy Ct. al. , sccD, hg, Guy
-iNworthy. a. W. Mckusick, Bangor:
North star, bnl, Northern Man, f..
G. Gray. Belfast: Patty Bradcn, bm
Brown Braden, +. G. Gray, Belfast,
On Time. bg, John Kelley Bangor,
Helen Scott. brnl, Peter Scott. w. T.
Newhert, Boston: Leo D.. chg, Alcly-
mont. +. G. Colburn, Pennington:
Arilla, bm, +. G. Colburn, Farming
tom: Joe Dale, Eg, Joe KELLEY. II. c.
Buzzcll, Belfast; Majc. D.. bg, Coast
man, J. +. Stables. Belfast; Billy
Sunday. hg, Brown Braden, r. S. Ho-
gan. Thorndikc: Todd Poindexter,
bE Geo. Lcavitt Todd, NJ. C. Peasc,
Belfast, Helen Bond. bnl, Peter Ash
land. H. II. Blaisdell. East Orland
Ralph Downs. chg. San Francisco,
J. Y. Benncr. Waldoborc: King Brino,
bg, Green Brino. Jr., J. V. Benncr,
Waldoboro; '-'cna Lakcview. bm,
Lakeside Review, +. s. Grindlc.
Bluehill; Laudibon Wilkes Ct. al.
soc). hlh. Audubon Boy. A. NJ. STRAIT
ton. Albion; Jim p. hre Harmonic,
Richardson & Kinney, Clinton: Max
ie Sabin, brn. Clarendon o, Richard
son & Kinney. Clinton: Miss Dodge.
bm Joe Dodge, Geo. Batchcldcr,
Eockland; Hedgcwood Lassie, chm.
Hedgewood Boy. DR.. w. j. Fahey.
Lewiston: Mona c., bm, Albert Bur-
CESS, Henry Cummings, Manchester,
y. H: Jimmy Audubon, big. Dream
life Forest H. Bond Waldoboro: Jim
Eldcn, brg. Jim Todd: Fred Simmons,
Waldoboro; Prince Del. bg, Alto
Richardson. Jr.. Watervillc: Baron
css HuccnCt, blm, Alton Richardson,
Jr.. Waterville; Habliobash big. AL
ton Richardson. Jr., Waterville; Jes
sic L.. bm, Alton Richardson. Jr.,
Waterville: Bada. bn, Bingara, ".
S. 1ngraham, Oakland; Eureka Boy.
chg, StIletto c, L. Beale, Union:
Peter J., bg. Peter the Great. Henry
Clukey. Milo; Peter Gates, Big. Feter
the Great, Henry Clukey, Milo: Toss
Boy. bg, Torresdale, Nick Walton.
Thordike: Harry j., bg, John Ward
Walter Bradford, West Farmington;
Uncle Charlie. chg, P. L. Hupper,
Stockton: Real Charlie, bg, Sterling.
Ed Ireland, Stetso Happy Dick. bg,
Commissioner Curtis. Percy Saun-
ders, Bluehill: Zombro Rex. bg. Zom-
bro. r. r. Hall. Damariscota: John
Lake, bs. John Ward. Il. r. Iall'
Camariscotta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
Copper Kings Son
Buys "Whiskaway'
from H. p. Whitney

Saratoga Springs, n. Y. Aug. IL
Harry Payne Whitney today notified
Trainer G. ". Barnes that he had ac :
ceptcd c. w. Clark offer for the
colt Whiskaway and that Barnes
might take the three -year-old, gen
orally regarded rs the champion of
his year, tomorrow.
The price involved was not made
public but is generally accepted il,
turf circles to have been SIPS. 900.
Whiskaway's new owner, who co~.
ducts a thoroughbred stud in Cali
lorna IS son of former United
states Senator William A. Clark
called the Copper King" because Of
his extensive mine interests in Mon
tana.
NhiSkaway came into national
prominence last June in the Carlton
stakes AT the Aqucduct course In
that race he defeated Norwich which
never before lost a race, bv eight
lengths. week or so later Whisk- :
away and Norwich met again at Ia
'onlA IN the special. They carried tho
same weight and Whiskaway W. c
again the victor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
MILL|0NAIRES ROUT PORTLAND
FuSILEERS IN DREARY Matinee
8TO FIREMAN TW|RLS fine

Don Brennan, Ben Houser's pony
the Portland Fusileers and came
through in fine style, holding the
visitors to a lone run and FIVE hits,
while the Houser men took kindly
10 Frank Woodburys serving, bang
ing out l3 hits for eight tallies. Don
struck out IL and felded in fine
style and received excellent support.
With him holding the Fusiecrs safe
the MillionaircS registered an early
lead and loafed along. occasionally
adding another tally for good meas
ure.
Although their offensive lacked
punch, the visitors put up good
fielding game with Joe Lynch easily
the star. TIE Catholic High young
ster was all over the short garden,
occasionally going over into otner
territory and pulling fashy plays. He
started n pretty double killing in the
opening canto and later he raced way
back of second, stabbed the ball for
a nice assist at first.
Loguc, the rangy first sackcr, was
the only Fusilcer to register
healthy crack, three bagger in the
seventh, but he failed to score on
an attempted squeeze, the Houser
battery outgeneraling, Mcdonald
failing to tap the pill and Logue was
an easy victim at tho plate. Two
scores at least would have been
scored if this play had not been at
tempted as Mcdonald and Lee | 9th
followed with singles. 1t looked sort
of foolish anyway, to attempt the
squeeze six runs behind.
The Houscr mon INDUCED in some
daring base running at times
which included a double steal with
Sukcforth on the scoring end On
the defence, Brennan accounted for
II men with IL strikeouts and three
assists. The outfield had but little
to do, Bcaudoin taking the only two
chances. Mcdonald on second was
trapped in pretty fashion. Playing
off the usual distance and with Booth
and Murray apparently paying no
attention to him, he was aroused
from his fancied security when
Brennan, toying with the ball sud
denly turned and threw directly at
the bag. Bill came over fast, took
the pill on the run and touched Nc
Donald on the leg as he Slid into the
bag. The play brought q hand from
the crowd and was one of a few
live moments in an otherwise drcary
matinee. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
LIST OF ENTRIES
FOR BATH MUSTER

Bath, Ne, Aug. 1.-THE complete
list of entries for the Firemen's Mus
ter on Saturday to Thursday night is
as follows: First class-A. r. Hav-
ener, Rockland; kennebec, Bruins
wick; G. F. Burgess. Rockport; Sen
ator Baxter, Bath; Niagara, Bruns-
wick; Sagadahoc. Bath; Baw Beese.
Gardiner; Kennebec, Bath; General
Bates, Lisbon Falls. Second class
Androscoggin. Topsham; Massaoit.
Damariscotta; Hecla. Randolph; ;
Counce. Thomaston Tiger. HALO
we'll: Saccarappa. Wes;brook.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
X. J. SPORT KALENDER

Aug. 9-le-Golf: Mems champion
ehip qualification rounds at Augusta
Country Club.
A4g a-l9-Golt: First and second
rounds ladies' championship play at
Augusta Country Club.
Aug l2-Augusta, Lewiston, Twin
Towns and Easterns in all-day tourney
At Lewiston Athletic Park
Avg. l2-SpeCial orcn golf tourney
At Portland Country Club.
A1- l5-Golf: WaterNille ladies VS.
Augusta ladies at Augusta Country
Club
AUG. l--Iadles best six holes golf
tournry at Augusta Country Club.
avg lH-rort!and men and ladies' ,s.
Augusta golfers at Augusta Country
Club
Aug la-Aucusta. lewiston. Dixfeld
and Twin Towns in all-day baseball
tourney az Norway
sVg 1o-o6-Maine State champion
ship tennis tourney al squirrel Island.
.lur -i-Ladlcs elimination golf
tourney At Augusta club.
Ans. Shades handicap golf tour
HcN ai Augusta Country club.
sept. Mems champion ship golf f.
ma. ~ Augusta Country Club.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-12
YANKEES DEFEAT
MACKMEN BY 3-2

New York, Aug. 1.-THE New YORK
Yankees cut st. Louis lead to half 4
game today by defeating philadelphia
) to ?. Bush scored his 19th victor
of the season. holding Philadelphia %
four hits. Wclch tied the score in the
eighth inning by hitting a homer Wit
Hauser on base. Now York Won in
the ninth whom Mouscl and Ward both
walked. advanced on Scott's eacrifcs
and the former scored on Eush's singh
The score
Philadelphia y o n n n . go
New York "a 0 q q ! | o q l--1.S5
Rommol, Kntchum and Perkins,
Bush and SChang.