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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-06
BAR HARB0R HERE
today AT 4P. M.
FOR BIG CONTEST

The Mllionaires are scheduled TOR
a brace of hard games today. This
morning they will stack up against
the Star TaXis at Lewiston falr
grounds, and this afternoon at
O'Clock they are matched with the
fast Bar Harbor nine on Williams
Field in what will probably be the
last home game of the season.
Bar Harbor has had an envlable
reputation upstate and will come
to Augusta determined to take home
the bacon. but those who have watch
cd Ben Houser's men this season are
confident that the Capital city club
will come through as victors. Ben
son and Williams are assigned the
twirling duties today, with Don
Brennan in the hole. Just which
twirler will work in the morning
game has not vet been decided.
The stores will be closed this af
ternoon, and it is hoped that the
fans of this city will show their ap-
probation Of the team Ben Houser
has given them by turning out en-
masse 70 see the contest. 1t is bound
to be good game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-06
FLYNT WINS WAY
TO FINALS AFTER
CLASSIC MATCH

The semi final matches of the Au-
ney yesterday afternoon provided two
thrilling contests for devotees Of the
ct game, with Leigh D. Flynt winning
his way into the finals by defeating
T. NJ. Huston, on the Hill court. and
and Smith Dunnack being called on
account of darkness with each man
victor in one set.
The Flynt- Huston match was a
classic in Augusta tennis. Each
point was the occasion for battle
and the two fought grimly for every
game. F'lynt took the first set Sc,
with. deuces the rule rather than the
exception. Huston captured the sec
ond 6-3, and gained a 5-4 lead on his
rival in the deciding set He needed
but one point to wrest the match
from his opponent but the former
Bowdoin star rallied, took the point
and fought his way upwards, over
coming the lead and finishing the
victor, Sc.
In the match between Burleigh
Martin and Smith Dunnack at the
country club, both men opened eau
tiously, with Martin playing the same
steady consistent game that has won
him so many cups in years past and
his younger opponent pressing him
closely all the way through. Martin
captured the first set, GO, due large
~ to clever placements which Dun
mack repeatedly Melted. The second
set was a see-saw affair with first
one and then the other in the lead.
The games We're marked by long rail-
lies with both men playing brilliantly.
Dunnack opened up more in the final
two or three games and came forth A
victor rs.
Dusk was falling as the final set
started. and both men started much
more slasiing game than in the pre-
yous set, covering their courts pref
tily and contesting every point. Dark
ness shut in very quickly after the
sun went down, however. and acting
on the advice of referee Clarence p.
Ouimby, it was decided to fight out
the final set this afternoon at 4.3o on
the Hill court. When dusk made ac-
curate playing impossible. Martin
was in the lead 4-3. The winner of
the single set to be contested today
will be matched with Leigh Flynt to-
morrow for the title. Following the
final round in the singles. play wi l
again be resumed in both doubles and
consolation rounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-06
MADISON RACES
PROVIDE SERIES
CLOSE FINISHES
fspecial to Kennebec Journal)

Madison, Sept. 5.-The second day
races at Somerset Park were holly
contested and were so close that sew
eral times the decisions Of the judge
we're protested by the crowd. The rec
ord mark Of 2.16a made yesterday by
DR., Brooks was lowered two seconds
this afternoon by the same horse.
The summary:
e.aO CLASS, TRoT OR PACE. PURSE
$3.50.
Charles W., b g. c. J. Worthcn
& Sons. Bangor. ............a l l l
DR.. Brooks. blk 6, ]. w. Stobie,
Madison ..1 4 I
Licone, b &. H. L. Hight, Nor
ridgewock .....4 : .
Vassar c., no &, c. J. Worthen
G. Sons. Bangor ............3 :
0. X. Todd. b G. c. w. Dutton,
Bingham ............. ....o 70
Time-2.144, 2.16s. ASA. o.2ol.
2.25 CLASS, TROT OR PACE. PURSE
$500.
Sister Todd, blk m. Henry Gu
key, Dexter .....l L l
Frances. blk IN, L. G. Colburn.
Pennington ..........'.....-
Modctte, b m. H. Withec. Anscn.i 5 8
Bingham, b 6, .. w. Dutton, Bing-
ham 4 !
Time-o.194, c.19s. 2.19l.
$50 CLASS, TRCT OR PACE, PURSE
5000.
Fanny Princess. CHI m, F. G..
Colburn, Pennington .....4 l | l
Aurilla, b m, =. q. Colburn,
Pennington ............1 l .
Dora Simmons. blk m, r. l..
Kimball, Norway ...6 70
Weston Axtell, br 6, +. W.
Tibbetts. New Sharon. ) Z 4 70
Iowa j.. b 6, Riley Davis.
WaterNllle ..............I . TO
San Remon. b G, H. N. Gould,
Pennington ...........3 4ro
Winnefred Cochato. Blk 6, II.
H. Lander, Stratton. .....S . 70
Marion ................o DIS
Chestnut Bell, CHI m, A. w.
Stanley. Norridgewoci; DIS
Time-2.194, 2.l9a. ..19l. 2.23l, 2.233.
Starter. Charles Stewart Of Hart
land Judges, c. A. Stewart, +. d.
Nickcrson of Pennington. J. L. Foss
of Solon Timers, Roland L. Withee
of Skowhegan. Dr. w. S. Millikcn and
]. L. Withec of Madison.
In the ball game between Bingham
and Madison, tic Bingham team was
victorious by score Of to 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-06
Browns Regain
Lead by Taking
One from In.juns

81. Louis. Mo. sent st L.,
roraincd first place IN Tho Amerc
Leagu" today 10y defeating Cleye,a,
10 to ?. while New York was loss
a double header TO Eos,on. :.
Browns are now half game atc
OF the Yankees.
Sislcr hit safely in has tl.t;y.fr
consecutive game, ana rs only @
games behind tho modem mai
league record set 10y Ty cobb Of ,
troit in 1911.
II was the Browns third s'ra:
victory over the Indians Score;
Cleveland 30 90 o. o 3 Ola
81. Louis % % ! o o OK l0.l;.
Lindsay. Poonc. VIM Edward
Morton and l., Scwcll, O'NciN. Ko'
Pruett. Shockcr Wright and so'
reid.
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WHITE SOX SPLIT
TWO WITH TIGERS

Chicago, Sept. 5.-ChlCaro and n
troit divided a double header totl
the visitors winning the first 2 toI
and losing the second 3 10 Is. In o.
first game the Tigers confined the
attack in three innings for all ,h'-
scores. Chicago played an upa-
battle and staged a hclated rally
the ninth which fell one short
tying the count. Then Blankehs
was knocked off the mound In "a
third inning of the second onconn'
and Cecil Duff. n recruit from AtG
deem in the South Dakota lea:l'
went TO the mound and held u
Tigers scorclcss. Score
FIRST GAME
Detroit 100 0 o % : ! 3 9-l''
Chicago ....l 0 Of 002 0 I s-ls'
Ehmke and Woodall Eassc
Leverette. Mack. Hodge and scra'
SECOND GAME
Detroit 80 ] % o o o 0 0 5-l.'
Chicago II . > o o = l5-l',
S. Johnson, Olsen. Cole and Woe
all; T. Blankenship, Duff ana LA
yam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-06
To-day Williams Field Nlonaires Bar arbo
AUGUSTA HORSE
TAKES End MONEY
IN LEWISTON 2.14
snecial to- Kennebec JournaN

(SpeClal 10 heuueOeC Jou1uoH
Lewiston, Me-, Sept. 5--Just as the
second days racing at the Maine
State Fair threatened to develop into
another straight heat matinee. Dan
O., Again and San Verona mixed up
the talent and completed the upset
which began with the defeat Of
Merelyn.
r. H. Brett, owned by P. T. Nc
Williams Of Portsmouth, n. H., was
barred the night before as far as the
rail birds pool was concerned and he
justified their fears by grabbing ev-
cry heat in the FLA stake pace. the
final better than 2.13. Close behind
the Granite State horse in two of the
three heats was the chestnut gelding.
Carl c., owned by Malcolm and Towle
Of Augusta and driven by Nelson.
Malcolm Vaughn dropped the third
heat of the $50 to Dan O.. Again.
stobe's horse was challenged in the
fourth heat but came through for
win and first money. At the request
OF Dir. Byrne, owner of Dan @. Again,
Nickerson went up in his place but
nobody notified the judges. Nicker-
son got permission after Byrne had
visited the stand. Mauriad kilkal
lagh was ruled out when Nelson took
Waites place without permission.
In the 2.1S. Talmena had merry
race with San Verona. Newbert'S
Axworthy mare won two heats with
San Verona third. Though the third
and fourth heats were seconds slow
err San Verona won both and Daniel
Deronda who had been making the
battle, was outdistanced. He could
not score with the field and was stall
led at the end of the stretch when
they got the word. Merlyn, favorite
in the 21S, had just got going when
she was ruled out but managed to
earn her stake fee. Harry Hayes had
rather profitless afternoon, getting
and third and two fourths.
The Summary:
PA CLASS PACING PURSE $1,000
r. H. Brett, bg by Wapenee
(McWilliams) ..............1 /
Carl c., chg (Nelson) ........2 2
Sappho. BIN (Hayes) .........3
Beau Dewey. blkg (Waite) ...4 4 4
Time: PA IA, 2.13 10, 2.12 "a.
2.3O CLASS TROTTING MAINE
OWNED HORSE, PURSE $1,000
Malcolm Vaughn, BIS. by G.
Malcolm Forbes (Wells) L 1 l
Dan c. Again. blkg by Dan
O., {Bryne, Nickerson) -
Peter Alto. bg. (Card) .....2
Bonny Eagle, blks (Hayden) 4
Helen NJ. BIN. (Hayes) ....6 3ro
Mauriadh ki-Kallagh, BIN
(Waite) ...5 6 70
Rumford Lass, chg, (Nelson) Dis.
Peggy Peters, BIN (O'Briom Dis
Time: 2.17 Ia 2.22 IL; 2.1S;
|21S 1-2.
Els CLASS TROTTING.
PURSE $1,000
Talmena, BIN by Guy AK
worthy (Nickerson) ....1 l 4 l
San Verona ,bm by San
Francisco (Dore) ......3 3 l l .
Addie Echo. BIN (Waite).4 . Bro
Merlyn, BIN (Hayes) .....5 4 FRO
Daniel Deronda, Big (Mc-
Manemon) .............2 2 Dis
Time: PA IA; 2.14 IA; ZIG Ia;
.. II; 2.15.
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Gov. Baxter Views
Pressure Isle Races
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

"
Prcsque Isle, Sept. 5-The North
ern Fair opened today with about
5000 people on the grounds, perfect
weather and fast track. Governor
Baxter was here and after a tour of
the grounds made a brief speech
from the grandstand. The races were
all good. John Willard. the veteran
reinsman Of Pressure Isle cleaning up
two of the three events on the card.
and had Bokay, the favorite of the
1925 class, been up to her usual speed.
stood good chance to make a per-
feet This money went to the Fort
Fairfield entry Moy the Great. The
Summary:
2.25 PACE, PURSE $500
Moy the Great, Big, by Peter
the Great (Johnson) ........1
Bokay, BIN (WillardD ........2 2 2
Peter Tanlac. bg (Nevcrs) ...3 3 3
Miss Submissive and Cresando dis
tanced in first heat.
Time: 216 IA; 2.1s IA: PIG IA.
PA TROT JURSE $500
Saccharose, BIN by the North
man (Willard) ..............1 1 i
Zom c., big (BurrilD ........2 2 2
Commodore Dallas. Big (Jami-
SOM ...: ..........3
Time: 2.16 IA; 2.1S IA; 2.16 IA.
2.15 TROT. PURSE $500
Chimes Tell. Jr. big by Chimes
Tell (Willard) ............. Il 1
Alfred King, Big (Nevers) ....2 2 2
Zelma Strong, brm, (Holmes) 3 3
Baton, Big (Nason) ...........4
Time: 2.15 "a; 2.15 "a: 2.15 "a.
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RED S0x DUPLICATE Braves
stunt AND TRIM YANKEES IN
Both ENDS OF DOUBLE HEADE|

New York. Sept. 6.-The New York
Yankees sustained q severe setback 90
day. losing both games OF a double
header to the last place Boston team
by scores Of I to 3 and s to 5, and los
ing first place to the St. Louis Browns.
Boston now has wone IL out Of is
games with the Yankees this season.
Former Yankee players in the Red Sox
lineup played a prominent part in the
champions downfall. Mitchells home
run giving Boston its winning margin
in the first game. and Pratts homer
with Burns on base decided the second
game. The scores:
First game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-06
Fine Card First
Day at Northern
PenObscOt Fair
(Special to Kennehec JournaD

Especial to Kennehec Journal)
Springfield, Me. Sept 5.-The first
day of the Northern Penobscot Fair
had a good attendance and close rae
ing College Fleet1 of Todds Mill
town, n. B., stable took the first race
after dropping a hard heat to Mary
Heir. The Machias mare. Future
Queen, was the best in the go
class The summary:
2.32 CLASS MINED. PURSE 5000
College Fleety, bm, by Alto
Dewey (Nickerson) ....... l
Mary Heir, BIN, by Minor Heir
(Spinney) ...... ......... l d. :
Pear Blossom, bm (Clukey).. 8
Time-224 IA; 2.22 IL: 2.26; 2.2S-
IL.
2.22 CLASS MINED. PURSE $500
Future Queen, BIN. by Search
light (Southard) ........... l l
Richmond Boy. Big, (Clukey) - q
Peter Joke. bg (Shiyley) ...... 8
Time-2e2 1-2; go IA; 2.2o Il.
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PIRATES TROUNCE
CARDINALS IL TOO

~s Pittsburgh, Sept. 5.-Pittsburgh
tightcnod its hold on second place
today and moved game and a lalf
S-closcr to the Giants by trouncins st.
vLouis II 10 o. Morrison was irwin
ciblc with E,cn on bases Sells.
- recruit was easy but Barfoot who re-
80 placed him in the seventh was
'r,Slaughtcrrd for IL hits in two in
a, ninss. Maranville drove out five hits
y in five times at bat. He made two
singles in the eighth. Score:
St. Louis o 0 90 0 0 0 O-11-1
- Pittsburgh . 0 0 / 0 3 5 X 11-2l-O
&" Sells. Barfoot and Ainsmith,
= Clemens: Morrison and Gooch.
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CUBS BEST THE :
CINCINNATI REDS

Cincinnati. Sept. 5.-Chicago took
the final game from Cincinnati to-
day to l, through the fine pitching
of Osborne who was wild, but al
lowed only four hits, Lucque was hit
hard in two innings. The game was
crrorless on both sides. Score:
Chicago 80 2 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 clio
Cincinnati 20 0 0 0 2 90 0 0 l. 40
Osborne and Wirth; Lucque,
Marklc and Wingo.
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L0WLY BRAVES UPSET THE
!: DOPE BY WALL 0PINC GIANTS
IN TWO STRAIGHT AT BOSTON

Boston, Sept. 6.-Boston took both
games from the world champion New
. Yorxs today. Miller was hit safely
but Ave times in the f!rse game, Bns.
ton winning 6 to 0. thanks to timely
: hitting by the upper part Of the bat
. ting order. Marquard held the Giants
to six bits in the second game. one
= homer to deep right center by Frisch,
. and Boston Won to 2. McQuillan was
,f,t savagely in the sixth when Kopf
: singled. Cruise and Roser tripled, Bar
q. bare singled and Gibson doubled. with
9 none out Ford's fielding was brill
liant. The scores:
-. First game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-06

in the first and two more by Keck
Peters in the second contest. The
FIRST GAME
Brooklyn o 0 0 0 OlO 2 0 g. go
Phila .....1 0 o 2 0 11-15-5
Vance, Mamaux and Deberry;
Ring and Henline.
SECOND GAME
Brooklyn IS 0 0 0 l S-11-O
Phila $3.50 0 0 0 2 2 l 7-164
Ruether, Grimes and Miller; Vein
ert, Singleton, Hubbel and Peters.
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WILLIAMS GETS
HIS Bath HOMER

ST. Louis, Sept 5.-Kcnneth Viii
liams of the st. Louis Americans
knocked his thirty fourth home run
Of the season in the fourth inning of
today's game with Cleveland. This
gives Williams the home run leader
ship of the American league and tics
him with Rogers Hornsty of the
st. Louis Cardinals. leading circuit
driver in the National League. kolp,
Tobin and Sisler were on base when
the long drive came.
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BOSTON

Two-base hit-Barebare. Double
~plays-Stengel to Bancroft to Frisch
to Groh; Kopf to Ford to Gibson. Left
on bases-New York S. Boston 6. Base
: on balls-Off Ryan 2, V. Barnes p
7.Jonnard /, Miller 3. Struck out-By
". Barnes .. Miller s. Hits-Off Ryan
:. in Id inning; off V. Barnes in
Ia innings; Hill in 1-3 inning;
.:~Jonnard in ". Winning pitcher
Miller. Losing pitcher--Ryan. UNI
pires. sentell and Klem Time, 1.4S.
:: Second game:
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DIVVY
WITH THE PILLS

Philadelphia. Sept. 5.-Brooklyn
and Philadelphia divided a double
header today. Philadelphia taking the
first II to s. and the visitors annex
;ac the second to Z. The local team
second after stalking the Brooklynites
to a six run lead in the second in
ming. Both Weincrt and Ruether
were driven to cover. The hitting
feature was two homers, by-Williams
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-06
HOuSERMEN FIND
D|xF|ELD EASY,
WINNING IA TO 0
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to kennebec Journal)
Dixneld, Sept. 5-After holding the
Augusta Millionaires to a ! to 0
score for six innings. the Dixfield
infeld cracked completely, turning in
a total Of nine errors. The rest Of the
inning was full dress parade around
the bases by the entire Augusta ag-
gregation, who started another cele-
bration in the eighth, nipped in the
bud. after four runners had crossed
the rubber.
Fowler pitched well but his support
was hopeless. Murray starred at bat
for Augusta. and Squanto Wilson
clouted homer. Sukeforth held the
locals scoreless, receiving f1aWless
backing. Summary:
AI-cT-STt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-06

Earned runs-Augusta 3. Home
run-Wilson. Three base hit-De-
laney. Two base hit-Fowler. Stolen
base-Wilson. Struck out-By Fowl
ar 6; Sukeforth s. Double plays
Tierney. Murray, Delaney; Durham
to WEIGH. Base on balls-Off Fowler
2 Sacrifice hits-Beaudoin. Umpire
Conway. Time-1.50. Attendance
100.
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Eastern League Results

Waterbury 3; Springfield 0, (first
Same.)
Waterbury 1; Springfield 10, (scc-
ond game.
Albany 5; Pittsiicld G. (first gamo;)
Albany 1; Pittsfield 3. (second game)
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Hancock Fair Races
Please Big Crowd
Especial to kennebec JournaD

Especial to kenneDec Journdl)
Bluehill. Nc, Sept. 5.-The Hancock
County Fair opened today with me
weather, fast track. big crowd ana
some excellent racing. Uncle Charlie
owned by Ed Ireland, the stetson
horseman. won the o.4o class and
local favorite, Lon Mckinney, the fast
class. The summary:
2.40 MINED, PURSE 5000.
Uncle Charlie, CHI g, by son OF
Axtell Up. Saunders) .........1
Prince DELL b (Grant) .......2
Tena Lakeview, m (P. Saun-
ders) : -
Addie Worthy, m (BissetD -
Dolly Gold and Johnnie Boy also
started.
Time-2.24a. 2.243, 2.24i.
2.20 MIXED, PURSE 5000.
Don Mckinney. b g. by McKin-
ney Bell Osgood) ....:........1 1
Nativa North. b m (Bliss). ......2
Minnie Direct, br N Irelan6 30 3 3
Time-2.22A 2.19i, 2.1sl.
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BrolUns Junp
Into the Lead

st. Louis. sept 5.-St. Len,
gained first place in the Anne,
lean League today 10y virtue =,
its victory over Cleveland "A
TO . and New Works double do.
feat by Boston. The locals A..
one half game ahead of Nov
York. Tho percentages arc: :,
Louis .597; New York J2j
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: Batted for Ryan in Sth.

= Two base hits-Gibson, Ford. Three
CHASE hits-Cruise. Roser. Home runs
-Frisch Sacrifices Cunningham,
Cruise. Double plays-McQuilan to
: Bancroft to Kelly: Cunningham to
. Snyder; Snyder to Groh: Ford to
: Gibson. Left on hasas-New York 4;
r Boston g. Base O. balls--Off Nc
clQuillan s. Marquard /. Struck out
BY McQuilan 2, Ryan 2, Y. Barnes
ri nIarquard !. Hits-Off McQnllan
in innings. none or in 6th: Ryan
- in .: V Barnes mono in 1. Losing
p pitchcr-McQuillan. Umpires-Nlem
: and Scntcl Time-135.
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Forest Hills, \. Y, Sept 5-A val
liant effort to take the Davis Cup in
tornational team tennis trophy to
Australia failed today on the turf
courts of the West Side club.
Gerald L. Patterson, ace Of the
antipodian challengers, met and lost
n stirring three set match to Will
liam NJ. Johnston, OF San Francisco,
CO. 60, 6-1, and the cup was Amer
ica's for another year at least.
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Matted for scott IN Nth.
xX-Battcd for l,u,s N eth.
xXX-Eattcd for Baker in yh
Boston .........1 03 2oO9D.
New York ......0 u , OIOor-
TWO base hits, Barns Three
hits Miller, Icuscl Home M,
Pratt. stolen bases pusar M,r,
Miller. Ruth. pipp. Meusel Sacrfr.
Wadd = Double plays Mu,t
Pratt and Burns. DJraa. Ward d,
Pipp Lott on bases NV Yor.
Boston ) Base on balls oht Bus
off W. Collins & Struck ont w RE-
:; Jones /. Collins 3. lltg ar ri.
s in ; innings; Jones in : LIS
pitcher Bush UmplDs HIlraa,
and Evan, Time 90.
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Waterville Speed
Stars at Unity Fair

Especial TO Kcnncbec Journal
Unity, Me. Sept. 5.-llarry H''l
Of Haverhill, Mass. and B'''
Richardson Of Watcrvllle iurn.s''l
the most excitement in the races DC
today. Ridge started the aged ma
Amy with which he cleaned w 4
Bangor and Watcrville and "-
Buster in the 2ls class. Ridge
Harold Todd started in the 2.2i eIa'
and went lame after taking one n'
and Richardson's Western lmpO
alton Alvah Coffman. took the ~
three. All of the finishes were CIV
and exciting. The fair opened
day with a good crowd and l~s
attendance is expected Tor Weah'
day.
The summary:
2.ls MINED PURSE. 500
Amy. blm by the Amateur Il
(Ridge) .................'
Sister Azoff BIN (Richardson) Il
.................'
Bolain gg webb ..........' .
Little Pachen Big (Willsp 80. :
Time-2.17 Ia; 2l7 L.: 2.lS !"
2.14 CLASS. PURSE s29o
Alvy Coffman brig by Mart Il
ano (Richardson) ....... : !
Harold Todd bg (Ridge).... ~
Toss Boy bg (Walton) ...... 8
Weather Man bg Eastman %
Major D.. and Stevie Guy
started. i
Time-2.2l IA; 2.2l IL; ?.22 !"
2.23 1-2.
GREEN RACE, HALF MILE PIH'7
$50 "A
Billy Todd bg (Walton ~
Grace Conway BIN &C. Rey- 4
nolds) ................
Peanut tg (Wells) .......
Noah Wilkes by tPillsbury) "A
Teddy Bowman alap starttd'
Time-l.l2: LA: LII.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York o; Boston 6 (first same).
New York 2; Boston 4 (seeond
camel.
Brooklyn 8; Philadelphia II first
samel.
! Brooklyn 8; Philadelphia (sec-
ond same).
St. Louis o; Pittsburg II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-06
Richmond Wins
From Hazards
in Final Contest
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to kennebec JournaIJ
Richmond, Me-, Sept. 5.-Richmond
A. c. baseball team won the last
game of the season Monday from the
Hazards of Gardiner by the score
of II to 6. before the largest crowd
of the year. The Richmond band
played during the game. The pitch
ing of Bragg and the batting of
Preble. Marshall. Merrill and Jordan
were the features. The score:
RICHMOND A. G.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-06

bdttCu IoI JCiltS ~ 'Nh'
Boston ..........0 o . ! o o.
New York ......1 0 0 o ! %
Two-base Eits-Harris, SchanG.
Witt. Home runs-Ruth, Mitchell.
Meuscl. Stolen bascs-Schang. Burns.
Sacrifice hts--Mitchcll. Pip. Double
plays-Pratt and Burns; Harris and
Burns; Dugan. Ward and Pipp. Left
on bascs-Ncw York s. Boston 5. Base
on bals-Off Hoyt /. off Pennock 4.
Struck out-By Pcnnock >. Hits-Of
Hoyt in innings: Jones 3 In 2. TIM
pircs, Evans and HilGebrando. Losing
pitcher, Hoyt. Time. , hours.
BOSTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-06

Three base hits-Mcrri!!. TWO base
Eits-karkos, Preble. Barry, Har-
rington. Base on balls--Off Bragg .;
Harrington l. Hit by Harrington,
Merrill Struck out-By Bragg II:
Harrington >. Umpire -. Kimball
Tine-1 hr., so Minis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-06
Mohawks on Eastern Invasion

The Mohawk baset all team of
Portland passed through the city
Tuesday on its way to Old Town.
where it will play the Midtown nine
today. In the party were the fol-
lowing: Kellogg. Evans, Conley.
Charlie EXelson. Greenwood, Foley.
Powers. Abbott. Carroll. A. Excel
son. Woods. and Manager w. S.
Johnson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-06
AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland g; St. Louis 10.
Detroit S; Chicago IS.
Chicago 8; Detroit 9.
Boston q; New York 8 first game).
Boston s; New York 5 (second
game).
TODAY'S GAMES
Detroit at Chicago.