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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
STRONG COL0RED
TEAM OPPONENT
or AUGUSTA TODAY

AufuSta is matched at 515 this
afternoon with the Cleveland Giants,
rcputcd the strongest colored team on
the road. on Saturday the Cleveland
club played the strong Worcester,
Mass. Casoys, losing 4 good game 6
to due chiefly to poor judgment in
base running.
The colorcd boys are under the
same management aH the Providence
Independents, which boasts Lizzie
Murphy, til" star woman first base
man. In their Saturday game, the
Cleveland team pounded out II safe
tics, ana they are rcputed a hard
hitting outfit.
Gus Williams is on the SCH list due
10 q bad eye which Is infilmed from
4 cindcr. ana may not ~ able to twirI
this afternoon. II looks as though
CLYDE Sukcforth would be tho choice
Of the Millionairos in the hex, with
Artic Abbott behind the htt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
Tyson Make Splendid Showing Poland Springs Tourney
MARGARET DILLON
EQUALS WORLDS
MARK AT COLUMBUS

Columbus o.. July 24.-(by A. r.
: ~ ope"'Hs 70 49,,
sui''' s'u -
~,
80 80. a. 80.
IL - "','I''"e III !. u,r,a.,
"''u - -
-'''' 80 ''
VNs,i's' I'LL ~,
!, strajsh, boats ber avarasa lime he.
inv .nIt for Zach mile and coualins
her worlds record performance at To-
ledo two weeks ago when she paced the
three fastest heats ever PAD by a
mare in a race. Grace Direct was the
pool favorite TO win with Margaret
Dillon barred.
E.sta G. was easily mistress of her
field in the ..lS pace. Lee Tide, an
other favorite. also disposed of the
el7 trotters. The fourth event, the
~ trot. saw Princess Ttawah, first
choice, beaten by Baron Worthy
2o4 CLASS fACE' NE EihH
HOME. STAhE, THREE HEATS
! h'f- SopVp'
Margaret Dillon, b m (Murphy) Il l l
Grace Direct, b m (Nalentine). . 4 >
Lucy X. 81 m (Morrison .....3
John Henry. u 3 tCox) ..........3 ,
Roger c.. ch tErskine) .....4 5
Ruth Patch. Logan Hcdgewood and
Belmar also started.
IIme--.o-i' 2.ol4' Z.oo.
~ CLASS Ti<oT' THREE HEATS
49, 9E SioV'.
Baron Worthy, b & Lewis) ......6 l
Princess Etawah m (Murphy). i . S
Amarillo Mckinney. b & (Ers-
kne) ...................
Harvest Lad, br PlaXico). ....2
Bovolo. bl Derry. u.s. J
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
MACKS BETTER
THAN SENATOR'S

Philadelphia, July o4-Bryan Har-
ris held Washington to six hits today
and Philadelphia won four to two
Clarence Walker hit his "4th run
of the season off Erickson in the
third inning and was robbed of an
other in the seventh when a fan
pushed the ball out of the bleachers.
Adolph Rettig. who ! defeated st.
Louis Browns last Wednesday signed
an Athletic contract today and left
with the team for the west. Score:
Wash. 0 0 700 % 6 O
PhiIa. l / o 900 x-4 s /
Batteries, Erickson. BriIIheart
and Picinich: Harris and Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
FRANK Gil man AN D DR.. TYSON
TIED FOR THIRD At POLAND
IN FAST FIELD n. f. GOLFERS
Especial to Kennebec JournaD


Poland Spring. Me, July 24.-Tom
Dean Of Myopia and Ray Porter re-
turned to the hotel today after SO holes
of play the winners of the amateur
professional tourney held here under
the auspices ii the New England Golf
crs' Association. Playing consistent
golf from the start, they turned in
two COS for fetal of 1%S. One stroke
behind them came c. ]. McGrath. Com
monwealth and W. X. Shirgley with
1872
Frank \. Gilman. Augusta. and DR..
r. c. Tyson were tied with three other
teams for third place in the fight. They
turned in net best ball of l40. Tied
with them were Rert Nicoll, Belmont
Springs. and G.. A. Crittcntou; c. +.
Smith. Summit Springs, and II. r.
Fern: and Jack Shea. kernwood. and
-. Alderman. Gilman and the Augusta
doctor played splendid game. finish
ing their morning round for a net -,
and knocking off four strokes in the
afternoon for 4 net 6S one stroke be-
low the net turned in by the winners.
Bert Nicoll, the Belmont Springs star,
afternoon round. Paired with G. A.
Crittendcn. he turned in a low team
best ball of 65 for IS holes. Nicoll
missed two puts. one of about a foot
and the ether little longer. Had
either dropped he would have broken
the record with GS Nicoll's card for
the afternoon follows: QUIT 3 4 4 4
> 4 4 3-S2; In. 4 3 5 5 4-37.
In cqualling the course record, Nicoll
got brides on the I'd. 9th. 9th and 18th.
There were a number of sensation
al plays during the cours- OF the
matches. Chief among them was a
hole i'll one" shot OF Frank Butler
WOlfcboro. son of Michael Butler,
architect OF st. Andrews, who was
paired with Ralph Carpenter But
lcrS shot on the 160-yard water hole
was the talk of the afternoon. His
partner had the honor: Butler shot
second, using mashie iron. The
ball landed within a few feet OF the
| hol" directly in line with the pin: a
hackspn arrested it. and it tricklcd
in.
Alec Chisholm, the Portland pro.
anu Harlan Turner former state am
atcur champion were directly In the
running in the morning round. turn
! ing in 4 60. They failed to keep go
| ing, however, in tho afternoon. Tur-
ncr played sensational golf on his
| first u.s.
Larry Strilry of Watcrvillc and
| u. +. II. Winston finished in ninth
! position. Their final 1S-rolcs were
! their best OF the day, both playing
! consistently for not -.
! c. +. Smith. Summit Spring is still
! irving to figure whore his handi-
, cap came from. He has played in
/ no tournaments. Had Smith and II.
! II. Fonr received ono moro stroke on
each IS holes they would have tied
! for first.
/ Tho 4c"rr
! Team ami h~0dj"ap for IS holes:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
Leonard Thinks Lew
Tender Will Be Easy

Budd's Lake. y. J. July 24-Bcnny
Leonard bclivcs he is - the highest
form he will ever attain as a boxer:
nc rates Lew Tender as a lesser mar
than Rocky Kansas, who was easy
for tho champion fcw weeks ago.
He thinks he Will knock tie Phila-
dclphian out before nc seventh
round 81 thcir lightweight Champion
ship TIT in jersey City Thursday
night.
So cnnf1on, is the champion that
w lia ssiEnod articles to meet Ever
Hammer. who has been making n
namo for himself in the middle west
as Floyd Fitzsimmon' arena at Mi
chi2an City. Indiana. August ;. Two
vco1ls later he Will probably meet
another man AT Pittsburgh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
st. Jeans Comes Across

Wat'rvi'ic. Jull 1.-The s.. Jeans
camo through tonight rs narrow
margin On tho Lockwood field in
Wtnslov and topped the Oakland
Twilight team 10y a score Of three to
two.
Tie gam" was IN doubt until the
ffth inning when i'll WAS called on &C
count NJ darkness. Both pitchers
struck out nine men. hut Martereau
passed I'VE men and that helped to-
wards defeat The final run came as
n result Of a passed ball. The hitting
Of tho game was light but Manter
put the ban away for n triple and
Marcou ana Rancourt connected for
two bases apiece
-. Jeans ...........1 0 ! 3-o-a
Oakland ..........0 o 90 e-4-1
lluuyd and Marcou; Marteneau and
York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
Reds Trim the Yanks
In Exhibition Game

Cincinnati, July Fin loosely
played exhibition game here the Reds
defeated the Yankees ) to ). Ruth
succeeded in living up to the eNpcc-
tatons of the crowd by hitting a
home run III the siNth inning. No one
was on bases at the time. The game
was called in the seventh by agree
mcnt to enable the Yankees to catch
n train. Final score;
New York % / % l. ST.
Cincinnati 0 0 o o > X-5-1N-l
Murray and Hoffman; Marile and
Wingo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
nanny NORTON and GARDINER
CLAN PROVE EASY FOR HOUSER
MEN III IN TWILIGHT GAME

.,. \.r'or's spell cast over the
r,.rs last season IS certainly
II t.I- year. In last even
.eH..t fun-in the Houser men
..r. n his hrndcrs and the
Ma v,sc sent nome de-
,..l 81 ~ q
.., gr.nntn took his turn on the
,nI ,asIt baked the efforts
,..taoo rt,cr boys. although they
..I III. tho tMrd NV grouping
.t,r nsc n.ts ho allowed for
ronE rop'o,
,....I.ar.n- Augusta in tho FIRST
II I'll men tore into the run
,r 10 foroclous style. PM
s ri1cd while Norton was
.-s rafc ani received
..g., 3. MS, Murray shot hot
...s.' Tal taking third. Muir
.9 second and then he and
-.p.t,i home uhon Abbott
-.I,. u.atct Artio also tallied
-4.n'o ctackcd three pillow
center. Graves strollod
f.' French mt the pill tor
- amt Sluan'o scored.
., as rasscd ana Sukeforth
., ..,.. ..e. t3 I=ht and Pat raced
n, t..r tWri after tho catch. Don
--..~.r. syt'rr hit XII going 10
I'd r. 1tur Brisk had singled
var. .au an attcmpt 10 make
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
OAKLAND HAS
GOOD SCHEDULE

''P'' ~ ~ 'NN''''' ~ "'"' ""'''
Oakland, July 2i-The Oakland
semi-rro team has an ambitious
schedule for the coming weeks, and
enc that VIII no doubt draw the fans
hy the very nature Of the teams
with which tho home club will com
pete.
Among the fast semi pro clubs
which Oakland will meet in the near
future are the following: July %,
Hazards Of Gardiner. at Oakland:
July %. DiXfold at Oakland; August
], Star Tayis ct Lewiston: August 5,
Gardiner at Oakland: August IL,
DixheId at DixfcId; August 10, game
pending with Hartland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
Molta Mallory Going
Good in n. Y. Tourney

Eyc, y. y. July "A Making Ter
ftst appearance on American courts
since her defeat by Nile. suzanne
Ionglcn in me finals at Wimbledon.
MIS- Moila Biurstcdt Na!loy. Nation
Il womon's title holder, won two
matches and advanced to TIC third
round today in the New York stat"
vomcu's CHAMPIONSHIP on the court
Of tho Green Meadow Club.
Mrs. Mallory disposed Of Mrs r.
e. Cauloach. CO. CO. in the first
rannd but WAS extended in tho sec
cnd round TO defeat Miss Florence
BALM, Of Now York, Ga, G3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
French CycIist Badly injured

New Bodfotd, Mass, July "a
George Sel,s. the motor PAGER
champion Of france, was badly in
jured in an accident during a race
at the Cycldtomc here tonight. SeTcs
fell while closely pressed by George
Chapman and the driver of the
motorcycle pacing Chapman had no
chance to change his course. TIE
heavy machine passed over Sores
body. bounding into the air and turn
ing over Chapman's wheel also
struck the fallen rider. Chapman do
ing a somersault and landing on the
motorcycle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
st. Mary's Team
10 Play State
Hospital Team

\ team representing st. MalY's pa
riSh hus been organized and will play
its first game "Wednesday afternoon
at $50 with tho state Hospital team
on the Iattor's ground. 1t is planned
- play teams in tho city and nearby
resorts.
Tho following arc members Of the
team: "Chuttcr" Harvey, sam Mccall
"BjlI' Ellis, Lindsey Allison, "Buz-
zcr' Koderick, Tom Hickey" Null
vanoy, James Golfer. John Golfer,
Lewis Mcdonald, "IIoncy' Over
lock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
Red SOx Winner
From Penna. Team

Connellsville, Pa, July 24-The
Boston Red Sox defeated Connells-
willie in an exhibition game here today
9 to .. Score:
Boston $40 0 0 . 0 4 0 1-9-14-0
Con'lsville 0 0 O. So
Quinn. Percy and Ruel. Walters;
kozar, Labiak and Meellen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
Hagen and KnOwltOn
Win at Atlantic City

Atlantic City, july c4-N tier Ha-
gen. British open golf champion, and
Joe Knkw0o1. open champion Of
Australia, defeated Clarence IIackntt
ana Maurice Risloy. local stars. in
q best ball match on the links Of the
Country Club Of Atlantic City today,
up and to play.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25

Philadelphia, July 24-Clarence
"Tillie" Walker of the Athletics to-
day hit his gath home run Of the
season in the third innings of the
PhiIa- Washington game off Erick-
son. none on in base.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
NJ. II. Tennis Tourney Opens

Crawford, y. H., July 24-Ncw
Hampshire state tennis singles
championship tournament opened
here today with 80 players from
several states entered among whom
was James D Ewing OF Yonkers. \.
Y, winner of last years tourna mcnt.
Play will continue tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25

~ AN I'M
lQrtcr ca .........G9 eo-1"S
G. j. McGrath. common
wealth. and ". X. Shrg-
Frank A. Gilman. Auemsta.
aud Ipr. t.. a. Tyson t5D.72 6S-l4o
c. i. SMITH. Summit Spring
ANA III. +. Fem t2D..1l Clio
Beat Nicoll Belmont
Springs. ana G. \. crit
t"Hi"n 90 ..........15 Gin
ld"l shea. kernwoud and
-. Alderman t1D..11 6o-14G
f. l.. RNall. Well Hmrt. and
William Hc"cl>r 90 73 7O-Ity
y. II. F'cnn. Poland Spring.
and Hiram Kicker. Jr
Tom Mahan. Island d. d. "
and Charles Arnold 90 90 73-143
Fred 1tlal. Biddcford- Saco
ANA j. l.. Garland ,G)....74 ella
John Cowan, Oakley, and
Roger V. Snow t2,..7O 74-1ti
c. IT, Fowler. Winchester
and William McIhaiI 81 % 71-l44
Alec Chisholm. Portland.
ANA Harlan Turner 80. SO 7S-1i5
Frank Butler. Wolfboro.
and Ralph carpenter 90 II 74-1iJ
7. +. Murphy, Salon. and
y. :. brown Jr. taD.....19 77-1is
Harry NtcolI. Woodland.
and l. W. Small (2D.73 7i-147
10" Stoin. Nashua. ANA j..
bowling 90 ...... - 15--147
James II"ndrio. Nashua.
and T.. Is. Ncitol t5)....14 73-1i7
l.. H. Strilov. Watrrvillc
ana Or. T.. II. Wlnslow
Fred cd Milcy Homestead stead
and A. T., Lord t5).....7J 75-149
Il. A. Bunker, Arundel, ana
j. w. Kicker tJD........77 lilo
Dave TaIt, Manchester. and
William Canning tf)....76 7J--15l
T., +. Wogan. Essex County.
and w. r. Murphy 81. 70 73-152
w. Y. Hare, Chicago. and
p. *. stephenson C2)....77 10-1b7
F'rod ". Chisholm. Martin
dale. and J. i. Ham % 81 11-i6I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
WATERV|LLE COUNTRY CLUB
EXPECTS BIG ENTRY LIST FOR
STATE TRAP SHOOT TOURNEY

preparations are being made for the
State annual championship trap
shooting tournament to be held I'M
der the auspices OF the WatcrNille
Country Club on Thursday and Fri
day, August "a. The tournament
committee consists OF S. \. Green,
George Stobic, and G. Il. Gilman.
Headquarters Of those taking Part
Will be at the ElmWood hotel ana
reservations should he applied for
as early as possible. The State anna
tour championship is open to IONA
fidc residents OF the State of Maine,
and the winner Of the State cham
pionship Will receive a cup given IN
the Watcrvllle Country Club. This
event is 800 single targets. IL Yards
rise; 100 on August q and 80 Oh
August j.
The Stobic cup given by the three
Stobic brothers Will he given to the
state OF Maine shooter who has the
highest average for two DAYS in tho
singles, doubles. and handicap.
Contestants in this State tourna-
I"'"' ""' az '3'''i''9 Va '''' '7'"'c
VIII pe "'Niu''' i'l'o io"i sra HSH
a. - - "'t men mere aye >"
OF i'i"' I COW 'S'"".H' an" lh'o 'lrce
tlnSsSs- f. and whom there
are loss than 80 contestants, on their
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Washington 2; Philadelphia 4.
Chicago 2; Cleveland 5.
TODAY'S GAMES
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25

"'n' j Bridgeport ..
n'''tord T. rittsHcld %.
mi" Haven y. Springfield q
'' N"Wa Waterbury gnmc he'd.
I pla>od as double header yes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

CHAl
! DR.. f. c. Tyson of the Augusta
Country Club, Harlan Turner of
| Portland; Alden s. lIichborn, Angus
| Ia and Roger Snow. Portland are
among the strongest contendcrs.
! Hiram Kicker. Jr.. will be called upon
to meet this week when he defends
| his title as Maine State Amateur
| champ at Poland Springs. Mr..
| Kicker told the writer recently that
| Turner was playing a wonderfully
steady game ana was bound to be 4
| strong contender for the crown.
| Fred Ostergren is trying to extend
! his trip this week TO include the
| Ia sterns. L. {. i. Bar llarbor or
other similar clubs after his nine
meets the Millionaires Wednesday on
| Williams field.
Howard G.. Reynolds. sporting edi-
| tor of the Boston Post is arranging Il
battle between baseball heroes of the
past TO be played Sept. II at Braves
field, Boston. Two Of Names base
BAH idols Will be in uniform if the
Hub sport writer's plans materialiZe.
Fred Parent will cover the short gar
den and Bill Carrigan Will take them
off the bat. The American league
veterans team follows: Buck Free
man, rf.; Ilobe Ferris, 2b; M Sci
bach. CT; Jimmy Collins. 81: Candy
Lachance, 1b; Freddy Parent. SIS;
Jimmy Callahan, IT,; Bill Carrigan,
c.: Old Cy Young or Jesse Tannchill,
D. The National league lineup viii
| include 1.-The following: Jimmy PAN
non If. NHohhy Lowe rf: Larry La
joie, 2h; Bill Sweeney. 2b; Billy
Hamilton, CT; lionus Wagner, IS;
Fred Tenney. ID; Jimmy Archer c;
! Kid Nichols or Ted Lewis, p. The
proceeds of the day Will be given to
the children's hospital ana out Of
| sympathy to the Riddles the old
| lea2uers have promised to a man to
be present to make the day success
full.
Shaver OBrien, veteran southpaw
welterwciGht IL Boston has been
matched with Joe st. Iiilaire Of
Somersworth. y. H., in tn" semi
final to Jack DempseYs exhibition
| bout at the Exposition building,
Portland, nest Saturday.
Ben ITouscr's pitching staff which
Hooked 50 good a couple OF weeks ago
is rather badly shot up. Bud Fisher
the Dover SOuthpaW has been released
after couple Of whalings, Sulcforth
has been shifted to his faVoritc posi-
ton behind the bat and will alternate
with Artie Abbott big Gus Williams
was we'll maulcd by Konncbunk ON
Saturday. Don Brennan TIM Cony
schoolboy, is the only one Of tho quar-
tet who has not taken his bumps
latcly.-Portland Eprcsss.
Simons playing center for Gardiner
catch when he legged it to deep right
center, hinged forward and stabbed
what looked like a sure double off
clyde Sukcforths Bat.
clyde Sulleforth c'-cncd things up
couple Of innings later. however, when
hc robbed Booth Of Gardiner Of fly
that looked good for extra bases.
"Chicil" Maynard the Dartmouth
College and 1921 East Milllnockct
shortstop has received his uncondi-
tional release from the Boston Red
isn't quito strong enough to stand the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
K. ]. SPORT CALENDAR

August l9-"6-Maine State cham
pionship tennis tournament at SOUR.
rel Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25
YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 2; Pittsburs 8; (frst
game
New York II; Pittsburs 4 (second
gare.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25

TODAY'S GAMES
Pittsbure at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philad phia.
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25

Fred Ostergren is trying to extend
his trip this week To include the
Easterns. L. c. T. Bar lIarbor or
other similar clubs after his nine
meets the Millonaires Wednesday on
Williams field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25

Shaver OBrien, veteran southpaW
welterwcight uf Boston has been
matched with Joe st. IIilaire Of
Somersworth, y. IT., in the semi
final to Jack Dempsrys exhibition
bout at the Exposition building,
Portland, next Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-25

Squanto made a pretty stop yes
terday that probably prevented a
score. Eastman slashcd out hot
ono htWon confer and right. Squanto
started at the crack of the ash. stab
bed the sphere rs it sped towards the
fence. and held Eastman On first for
single.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
MICHAEL ANNONE
TAKES AN APPEAL
After Being Given Prison Sem
tence on Charge of Assault
ing William Quinn.

MChscl Annonc. a storekcopcr a.
seventh and Poplar streets. when ar
rd.sncd IN Municipal Court this morn
ing on "a charge o. assault and bat
tory or NlIltm Quinn, n brother
of Policeman Quinn. on the evening 81
December ., was fined $500 and costs
and sentenced ~ servo ono and ono
ha!s years Imprisonment. by Deputy
Judge Lynn.
ON notice % IN appeal by Robcr.
g. lIarmdu. counsel Tor the defendant.
bail was fixed "a; $1,000.
Quinn Was found lying unconscious
on lie pavement ~ Fifth and LON
hard streets. shortly before m.dn.gh,
on the evening % December .. His
head was badly l~aceratsd and his LEI;
arm broken.
Il was testified that Quinn had bon
Ncatcn over the head with an !non
bar used 10y Annone. Both men. ac-
oord!nS - witnesses. had engaged N
q quarrel IN Arno0e's store and that the
latter used She -ron bar when Quinn
threatened hm with an open knife
As "a result ~ his injuries. Quinn
Srort wv weeks 10 ;he Delaware Hos.
pal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-28
READING IRON CO. HEAD
THOMAS 60. OFFICIAL

= Reading. Pa. Dc. 2s.-T: e =
nounced here today that l. z. Thomas.
president Of the Reading Iron Com
pany. has been elected v..,-Iesident
and q director OF the Thomas Iron
CO.. ownor q tho now million dollar
hast furnace at Iio~kendauqua, 70 be
put into bias. January i. and 20
make 100 tons OF pig iron daily. The
Thomas company passed into the
hands OF a Philadelphia syndicate re-
Gently. The product OF the furnace
viii be shipped 90 th.e Reading Iron
Company's various plants. l. IS said
that the Drexcl interests purchased
the Thomas Company control FOR the
Reading Iron Company. a subsidiary Of
The Reading Railway interests.
With its j. plants. the Reading Iron
Company produces about so per cent
~ the wrought iron pipe made in
America.
Official denial Is made % rumors
that some Of the company's plante
are 10 be moved 20 Hokendauqua.