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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-14
Especial to Kennebec JournaN

Togus Aug. 13-Togus, with Perry
in the box, defeated the fast Rich
| mond nine here Sunday to in a
we'll played game of baseball. Perry
pitched fine game keeping his hits
we'll scattered and allowing only two
runs.
Togus batted welh ran often and
turned in two double plays. The
visitors also got two double plays.
Merrill for the visitors got a pretty
catch of foul fly in the fifth off Ray
Beaudoin's bat.
In the first inning the visitors were
out in order, while Watson, Burke,
Eastman and Ray Beaudoin hit.
Leo hit to Carleton and the brothers
went down in a double. A grounder
to Bargg put Davidson out.
In the second inning Merrill hit
| Marshall flied to Giroux and Sedgeley
and Clark famed. Giroux, Harvey
and Perry famed.
The visitors went out in order in
! the third put for Togus Watson and
Burke hit and both advanced on a
wild pitch. long fly to left put East
| man out but Ray hit a long one to
| center bringing in the two runs. Leo
was out on grounder to second and
a long fly to left retired Davidson.
| In the fourth with one down Kar-
: kos was sac when Burke made Il
| bad throw to first, Merrill hit to riGht
| for a double and both scored when
Marshall hit to riHht. Sedge'cy was
out on grounder to Perry and
| Clark famed.
The fifth was quiet but in the sixth
Cartoon hit to short, Karkos famed
and Merrill hit to right. Marshall
was out on a Srounder to Perry and
Sed~elCy WAS passed. 1t was not up
10 Clark to hit his but he YVES ort on
strikes. For the I,oile team Leo
Davidson was out on 81 ik"s. a
fly to second retired 6 ouH, but
| vey came Il rough va o d y
right scoring the runner. -..y ",
out Carleton 20 ca X.
In the last half OF tie oi~ n leo
! hit for two bags and So. Cd on the
| hit of Davidson. He was caught Off
! first on the pop fly Of GiroUX to
Bragg. Harvey was out on q ground
er to short. The visitors were out in
order in the ninth. The score:
TOEr-S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-14
Hartland Beats
Pittsfeld ] to @
in Classy Scrap

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Pittsiield, Aug. 12-In an exciting
game here today on Hannewell Field
Hartland defeated Pittsfield l to 0.
Martin who was on the mound for
Hartland held the locals to one hit:
and had IS strike outs to his credit
Lowle, twirling for the locals,
brcczed eight and allowed three scat
tered hits, losing three three breaks
Of the game in the fourth inning
when Buker got a hit. took second on
q ficldcrs choice and scored on an
overthrow to third
Reillcy played strong game at
short with a total of eight chances,
and Grover connected for the only
hit by the locals.
The fielding OF Buker and the
pitching of Martin were the only
outstanding features for the winners
pTTTCEJE'T n
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CU|LFORD AND
ROCKS WINNERS
At TWATERV|LLE
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Waterville, Aug. 13.-Jesse Guilford
OF Boston. national amateur golf
champion, and Ralph Rocks of Provi-
denco r. J., wen and in an oxhibi-
ton match at the Watnrville Country
Club links today tcamng against
Frank a. Gilman, instructor at the
Augusta Country Club, and Larry
Strilcy, the local pro"
Shooting blind" the first time
round-for he had never been over
the coursc-Gulford, famous for his
long drives. covered the is holes in IS;
his tcammatc, Rocks, turning in a n.
Gilman's total was 70. and Strilcy, who
picked UP, was about so.
Tho entire play was of deep interest
and was followed by one of the largest
galleries that has been seen on the To-
cal links this season. The green's and
fairwaYs We're in excellent condition.
During their say in town Mr.. Gull
ford and Mr.. Rocks were guests OF
y. H. Barrows of tho ElmWoud
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-14
star TAX|S COP TOURNEY At
LEWISTON, M|LL|0NA|RES. End
BUCKLAND IN iron MAN stunt

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The Millionaires were forced to be
content with runnes-up honors Sat-
urday in the all day tourney at Lew
iSton, winning over the Easterns 6
to l in the morning game but los
ing to the Star Taxis 8 to 3 in the
final game of the day. This game
followed Immediately after the Taxi
Twin Town game which was won by
the former 5 to in pretty struggle.
Gus Williams was sent in to cop
the initial struggle and he was
stingy with hits, allowing but two,
he certainly was liberal with ex-
curson tickets to number one bag.
He passed no less than nine men and
on several occasions the pillows We're
fully peopled but C.ark's charges
were unable to pu- III out the bingles
when needed.
Jack Spratt, hurling for the East
ernS was effective at times and then
there were times when the Houser-
men landed on him hard. Tierney
the former p. G. +. third -sacker
played his first game for Augusta
and turned in a good days work in
the field and garnered a hit in the
a. NJ. dispute.
The TaNis with Buckland in the
box won over the Twin Towns with
Canavan pitching in the opening af-
ternoon's performance. The former
Sanford hurler was hit hard in spots
including circuit clout by Del Bis
sonette. The win over the Norway
team put the crowd IN good humor
and after a wait or Is minutes the
Mllllonaires put in an appearance
and the final tete-a-tete of the day
was on. Ben Houser elected to send
Bill Morrell to the hillock and it
sure was some election. The. returns
were early, the vote was heavy and
the result convincing. Bill received
lusty lamming with resultant tai
lies, the fourth being the big frame
Wilen he was found for five hits
winch with q sacrifice walk and
bobble netted five runs.
The Houser mon did some hitting on
thelr own account but it was not pro
dUctlve of many runs. BuckIand
tightening with mon on. Buck sue
| cessfully cssayed the iron man stunt
III turning back both the Twin Town
| and Nillionaircs.
First game:
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DODGERS BEAT
THE PHILLIES

Rrooklyn, y. Y, Aug. 13-Brook-
lyn's ninth inning rally today beat
Philadelphia three to two and gave
Dutch Reuther his 10th victory OF
the season. Weinort shut the dod-
gers out up to the eighth when they
bunched two hits with a pass to
Johnston and an error by Fletcher
for two runs. The Phillics tied the
score with two out in the ninth on
Its,ie's single and Henlin's double.
Brooklyn pushed over the winning
run when DCberry's sacrifice fE
brought in Myers after George Smith
had relieved Weiurrr. Score:
phila @ OO1 30 o 0 1-2-S-1
Brooklyn 5000 0 0 o it'll
Weinert, G. Smith ard Henlln;
Ecuthcr and Deberry.
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PIRATES SUNK
BY THE REDS 5-4

Cincinnati, Ohio. Aug. 1.-THE
Reds broke Pittsburgs winning
streak of Il straight games today by
taking a 1O-inning contest D TO 4.
Coach was taken out after seven inn
ines and Lucque allowed only one hit
in the last three rounds. Morrison
Weakened in the seventh. when the
Reds tied the score and was taken
out in the eighth. DaUhcrt led off
with Il three haggcr in the tenth,
when Ycllowhorse relieved Hamilton,
Daubort scoring the winning run on
a hit 10y 1'onscCa. Score:
Pttsburg
$1,000 o1OO O-4-12-1 /
Cincinnati
O1O 90 I = o o 1-5-1O-l
Morrison. Hamilton. N"lloWhorSe
and Schmidt; Coach, Lucque and
Hargrave, Wingo.
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Dixfeld Bunches
Hits; Trims Oakland

Dixfeld, Aug. 12.-Bunching hits
and working the squeeze play in the
second inning. Dixfeld scored four
runs in a rafting good game here this
afternoon and obtained a lead that the
fast Oakland outfit could not over
come, winning out by the score Of 5
to 2. The locals put another man
across in the sixth, while the visitors
did not tally until that same stanza,
when they got their two runs.
Foster, the Dixfield moundsman,
sent back 13 by the strkeout route,
while Brown famed five. and each
pitcher allowed six hits.
Features of the game were the hit
ting of Witherow of Dixfeld and the
fielding Of Case in right garden. The
score.
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Dan Q. winner
OF 2.26 CLASS
AT SK0WKECAN

Skowhogan. Aug. 1o.-Thrcc fast
Walter G.. Morrill, at Fairvew Park
this afternoon christened the newly re-
built track of the Somerset Central
Agricultural Society. Dan Q. again
won the 2.26 class after finishing SOW
cnth in the first heat. Peggy Peters
owned by Charles Day of Skowhcgan,
won the go class The fastest time
in both these races was 216 IA c.
A. Steward of Hartland was starter
The summary:
go CLASS TROT AND PACE, PURSE
5000.
Charles w, b e. by Charley
Hoyt &C.. j. Worthcm .......1
King Incz, g, by Monon
(Gould) ................... 2 2
Dr. Brooks. blk g, by Marchen
(John Amado) ..............2 8
Roy Coastman, no e, by Coast
man tCole) .................. 4 4
OK Todd also started.
Time-2.1G IA. 2.1e 1-2. 2.19 IA.
222 CLASS TROT AND PACE, PURSE
$2o0.
Peggy Peters, II, by Geter Nc
(DaY( l
Malcolm Vaughan. br s, by Nal
colin Forbes (Wells) ........3 8
Helen Sterling, h. by Hal
Sterling CIV. Webb) .......2 2 2
Winnendon Wilkes. b g. by
Lord Wilkes (GoolD ....4 3 4
Nassar c. and Frances also started.
Time-2.16 IA, 2.1G IA. 2.16 IA,
.21S
226 CLASS TROT AND PACE,PURsE
5000.
Dan @. Again. b G. by Dan
@. Byrncs) ............7 . 1 /
Hopalong Cassidy, b s, by
Cochato (Gould) .........1 5 4 9
Nickawarka. n g. by Bcbcl-
win (Gancay) ............5 6 .
Badia. b m, by Bangara On
graham) ................3 DIR
Licone. Bingham Lady H. Aurrilla
Barton and Ulysses also started.
Timc-2.19 1-o. eli IA, 2.1S IA,
go 3-4, 2.19 1-2.
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T0CUS TAKES TWO WEEKEND
GAMES; BESTS WYAND0TTES IA
And DEFEATS RICHMOND II
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Togus Aug. l2.-Togus took the
Wyandottes Of Waterville into camp
this afternoon to the tune Of 7 to I.
The game was Of no special interest
except for the heavy hitting Of both
teams.
The Waterville team registered to-
tai of is solid blows off the pitching
of "Chutter" Harvey. while Togus
garnered IL off Wiseman. Eastman
led the attack for Togus with three
safeties.o ne of which went for q
triple, while Creswen and Alley for
Waterville each smashed out three
safe ones. two of Cresswell's going
for doubles. Jabar for Waterville
registered three-base clout.
High lights in the game were few
and far between. Many of the Water
VILE hits were wasted by base run
ming. The pretticst play of the game
came in the sixth when Leo Beaudoin
ran nearly to first base for a four fly
from Wiscmans bat and got it. toss
ing to Ivory to double Pooler. who
had too long lead off first.
We . r: t,th T. l".1 : d
all. |. v.. ct ~.
tcvs. bat 4 IA Ii Il, ~ 5rr.
madc a Wild rich I.d n i'". Tie
g~me was ", Il played in t.. i..'d, hat
Dnc er. or ly.ng ~ 10 On b,t.> g.
IOG(
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INDIANS TWIST
THE TIGERS TAIL

C'eVoland. Aug. IS = Cleveland
won from Detroit today 3 to >. Uhle
and Dauss pitched effectively except
in the fifth inning when Detroit
scored its two runs on five hits and
in the ninth when Cleveland scored
the winning runs on three singles
Score:
Detroit @ o OO . 0 0 O O-2-11-O
Cleveland o o / O 0 ! o 1-:'-10-0
nauss and Basslcr; Uhle and o.
Neill
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Kearns Leaves to
Fix Up Jacks Match
with Bill Brennan

Michigan City, Ind, Aug. 15.-Jack
Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey.
and Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons left
here tonight for Chicago, where they
viii meet Dempsey tomorrow morning
and later meet Leo z. Flynn. manager
Of Bill Brennan. to post forfeits for
the 10-round boxing exhibition to be
staged between Dempsey and Brennan
here Labor Day.
Dempsey is coming to Chicago from
Boston and viii then come to Michigan
City to begin training. Brennan is
also expected here soon. Reports here
before Kearns and Fitzsimmons left
today We're that Brennan's manager
would insist on the posting Of $40, 600
forfeit. Forfeits of $500 or 5000
had been described.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-14
YANKEES LOSE
TO THE SENATORS

Washington, Aug. 13.-Two former
Yankees, Mogridge and Peckinpaugh,
were largely responsible for Washing
tons to . victory over New York
today. Mogridge kept the Yankees
from scoring until the ninth, and
Teckinpaughs bat in the sixth helped
the locals. Manager Huggins and
Witt were ordered off the field in the
first inning for disputing a decision
by Umpire Guthrie. Ruth was absent
from the lineup as a result of an abb
scess operation in New York. Score
New York 90 q o 2-2-S-1
Washington 0 o 0 8 o ox--3-s-2
Jones and Schanc: Mosridge and
Picinich.
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Hornsby Is
Crawing Up

St Louis, Aug. 13-Rogers
Hornsby, second baseman for
the st. Louis Nationals, knock
ed out his Goth homer of the
season in the ninth inning Of
today's game between the Chi
cagO and st. Louis Nationals.
Aldridge was pitching and no
one was on base. Hornsby now
is only one circuit drive behind
Kenneth Williams, Of the st.
Louis Browns, who is the lead
ing major league home run
clOutcr.
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CUBS COP ANOTHER
FROM CARDINALS

St. Louis. Mo. Aug. 1.-THE Chi
cago Cubs made it two straight over
81. Louis by walloping the locals 10
to S. today in a farcial contest in
which the Cardinals made seven er-
rors. Hornsby and Mueller smashed
out home runs in this session. Hol-
locher hit three triples. Score:
Chicago 8 o 0 l 1 ) 3 1-1G-l9-1
st. Louis 0 0 O | O 0 0 0 + D 81
Aldridge and OFarrell. Hartneu;
Shcrdel, North. Pcrtica and Am
smith
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GIANTS Get FIRMER Grip ON
TOP PLACE BY DEFEATING the
Braves TO z IN GOOD GAME

New York. Aug. 13.-The New
york Giants scored their fourth
e,rojgllt victory today when Virgil
Parnes. making his first start as a
ocular, turned back the Boston
braves. to 9 Barnes was in
trouble in only two innings. when
me Braves scored all their runs.
Oeschcer. who opposed him on the
mo,.nd tvirled effectively with the
evccptjon Of the fourth when the
champions tailed three runs: Frisch
scored Their other run in the third
on Kopfs error Groh again injured
his leg in the fourth inning and was
forced to retire. The score:
BOSTON.
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Il. ]. SPORT KALENDER

Aug. 15-Gclf: Watervillc ladies vs.:
Augusta ladies at Augusta Country
Club. -
Asig. 17-I.adics' best six holes golf
tourney at Augusta Country Club.
Aug. 19-Portland men and ladies vs.
Augusta golfers at Augusta Country
Club.
Aug. 19-Augusta. Lewiston. DtStield
and Twin Towns in all-oay basepaii
tourney at Norway.
Aug. l9-26--Alaine State champion
ship tennis tourney at Squirrel lsland;
Aug 24~-Ladics' elimination golt
tourney at Augusta club.
Aug. Sl-Ladies' handicap golf tour
,ey at Augusta Country Club
Sept. o-Men's championship golf d
aals at Augusta Country Club.
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MOLLA MALLORY
HOLDS HER TITLE

Glen Cove. n. Y, Aug. 13.-Mrs.
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory. national
women's tennis champion. retained the
metropolitan singles tital today by de-
feating Mrs. Marion Zinderstein Jes-
sup of Wilmington. Del, in the final
round on the courts of the Nassau
Country Club.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-14
HANDTUB TIGER
WINS IN CLASS
AT BATH MUSTER

Bath, Aug. 12-The handful saga
dahoc of this city, with a play of 242
feet, IA inches, won the muster here
today for the first class machines, and
incidentally broke the State record for
handtubs previously held by the Mag
ara Of Brunswick, which 16 years ago
in Gardiner threw water 23S feet, S
inches. The nearest tub to the Saga
dahoc was the Senator Baxter of Bath.
The Tiger of IIallowcll was the win
nor of the class machine with a throw
Of 205 feet. 3 Ia inches. The Andro-
scoggin Of Topsham, winner of second
place i'll tho second division, burst an
air chamber on her first throw, and tho
r. H. Counte of Thomaston. the third
Of the second division. blew her air
chamber apart on tie third throw.
The tubs finished as follows:
First Class Machines
Sagadahoc. Bath-242 #. IA in.
Senator Baxter, Bath-219 ft. 10 "a
in.
Albert r. ITavencr, Eockland-21S
l !. Do III.
9. H. Burgess. Rockport-21S it.
3 5-S in.
Baw Bccsc, Garlincr-19i fl. III in.
Niagara, Brunswick-190 #. ga in.
Con. Bates. Lisbon Falls -lSS it
: %-4 in.
Kcnncbec No. !, Bath-175 it. ga
in.
Second Class Machines
Tiger, Hallowcll-20J ft. IA in
Androscoggin, Topsham-199 #.
| z "a in.
F; Il. H. Countc, Thomaston-l94 #.
~ in.
Massasoit. Misunderstanding ft.
3-4 in.
1Iccla Randolph--lSG #. G rs in.
| Sacarappa, Westhrook-115 #. in.
! The officials of the muster were as
! follows:
Judges on papcr-Charlcs A. John
1 son, Biddoford; Charles Colby, Tops
| ham; G. l.. Proctor, Lisbon Falls.
\ Judges on pipc---Van Russell, Rock
I port and Ernest r. Russell. Bath.
! Judges at Platform-John ]. Marks,
Bath: George rlatt, Portland.
| Scorer-Edward Vaughan. Bath.
Starter and timor-Chief Engineer
Charles r. Parks. Path.
/ A feature Of the day was the parade
of the red iacleted companies, several
bands also appearing in the parade.
| Reed Nichols. 30 years old. was one of
the most interested of the men in the
| parade.
This evening the members Of the
Saeadahoc Association celebrated their
victory, marching through the city led
| by band.
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SO 6 10 q 5

Eastern % o | o o q o o O-1
Augusta 3 0 03 90 90 0 O-G
Earned runs: Augusta 3; Easterns
/. Two base hits. Williams. Three
base hit. Sukeforth. First base on
balls off Spratt ., off Williams 8.
Struck out. by Spratt /, by Williams
6. Left on bases, Easterns II; Au-
gusta T. Stolen bases. Booth, Will
son, Sukeforth. Monroe. Sacrifices,
G. Williams .. Double play, Gala
han. (Unassisted) Umpires, King
at plate: Tilton on bases. Time 1.45.
Second game
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ROUND

William Viles started the day by
sinking a birdie 3 on the first green,
and following it up with remarkably
we'll played golf for the entire 81
holes. Although he was In trouble
several times. and was obliged to add
s strokes to his card on penalties, his
cool and heady playing kept MIN
constantly dangerous and his gross
score Of 16O was excelled only BY
Pierson and Harlan Turner.
A technical error cost him two
strokes on his official games Through
misunderstanding of the rules, he
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Eastern League Results

Waterbury .. pitts1cld l.
New Haven 4, Hartford (frst
game): New Haven II. Hartford q
(second game).
Springfield s. Bridgeport ..
Albany 2, Worcester l (tirst eame)
Worcester 4. Albany 8 (second game).
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Runs made by-Maynard, Gerrish,
Pitt, Foster, Witherow, Watson. Pea
cock. Two-base hits-Witherow, Shan
ahan. Stolen base-Watson. Sacrifice
hit-Merriman. Left on bases-Oak-
land 5. DiXiield 8. First base on err
rors-Oakland l, Dixfeld /. Base on
balls-OT Foster ., off Brown 2
Struck out-By Foster 13. by Brown 5.
Wild pitches-Brdwn 2, Foster .. I'm
piros, Conway and Lewiston. Time
1.5Q.
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Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Portland. Aug. 12-Two young
sters. not yet out of their teens
swept the cream Of Names veteran
golfers before them today in the
special handicap orcn ton ~ e '.'
Portland Coun: y c,ub a"l : 4
a new thrill for go '1~~1
W p WIS. &. j
and MIS-. Be- S. Nilcs c: :" q,
won first prize with g.oas o. il.
handicap. of IA, and net OF 134, one
better than Harlan Turner, Portland
star and former runner-up for the
championship of Maine.
c. L. Pierson, 19-year-old metro
poltan junior champion of New
York, a nonresident member of the
Augusta Country club who is now
summering at Camp kippeWa on
Lake Cobbosseecontee lead the en-
tire field in medal play, turning in
card of 14G for the 36 holes. His
handicap CT two, however, put him IN
third place in the net result.
Pierson played brilliant game
from start to finish. He negotiated
the first IS holes in 71-three strokes
above par and his afternoons work
netted him a -. Playing with al
most machine like precision. the
New York youth amazed the field by
the perfection Of his game, he was
never in serious trouble and ap-
peared equally at ease In every de-
partment Of the game. Persons S
card was as follows:
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Earned runs, Buker. Stolen bases,
Whitten. Chisholm, Grover. Struck
out. by Martin IS, by Towle s. Base
On balls off Towle /. Umpire Dunlap
and Badger. Time / hr 55 min.
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Twin Town 100 0 0 0 0 0 0-4
Earned runs-Twin Town 4, Taxis s..
Two-base hits-Hammond Leavitt,
White. Fuller. Three-base hit-ken-
ney. Home run-Bissonette. First
base on halls-Cff Canavan /. off Buck
land G. Struck out-By Canavan 6, by
Buckland .. Left on bases-Twin
Town II. Taxis 10. First on errors
Taxis .. Stolen bases-Hammond.
Bissonette, Lcavitt, Morrell, Il. Loud
.. Sacrifices-Hammon Bissonette,
Callahan, e. Loud. Cmprcs, King and
Tilton. Time, 200.
Third game:
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AMERICAN STANDING

SATURDAYS RESULTS
St. Louis 7; Chicago 6.
Detroit 10; Cleveland 5.
Washington Boston, rain.
Philadelphia New York, rain.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 2; Washington 3.
St. Louis 8; Chicago 9.
Detroit 2; Cleveland 8.
TODAY'S GAMES
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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XBattcd for Ocschgcr in ninth.
NEW YORK

New York ......0 0 ! 3 0 0 0 N-4
Two-base hits, Ooschger. stolen
lascs, Kopf Sacrifice, Bancroft.
Double plays, Frisch, Rawlings and
Kelly. Left on bases. New York, Z;
Boston, :. Base on balls. off Oosch-
ger 3; off Barnes .. Struck cut, by
Y. Barnes Z; by Oeschgcr 8. Passed
ball. Smith. Umpires, O'Day and
Hart. Time, ]. As.
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TaXis ......... 0 l 0 0 0 0-S
Earned runs-Augusta 3; TaXis 6.
Two base hits-Leavitt 2. Wilson,
Wigsin. Three base hits-Bisson-
nette., Gaudette. Abbott. w. Morrell.
First base on balls-Off Buckland l.;
off Morrell 3. Struck out-By Buck
land 8; Morrell 8. Left on bases -
Taxis 6; Augusta -. First base on
crrors-TaXis 2; Augusta 2. Stolen
bases-Callahan. Sacrifices-Graves,
Trumbower. Umpires-king and TIL
ton. Time-1.45.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

SATURDAYS RESULTS
New York II; Brooklyn (first
game).
New York 8; Brooklyn I (second
game).
Pittsburg 6; Cincinnati 0.
Chicago 6; St. Louis a.
Boston -PhiIa del phia, rain.
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Braves Buy N. Orleans lnfisidep

Boston, Aug. 13--The Boston Ma
tional League baseball club today anS
nounced the purchase OF first bass}
man Henry Of the New Orleans cluH
of the Southern Association. He wiz
report here in September. -
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V11|,l.LlI[.i \I..lES l.i..5 ~..-:u.
CITY opEn Golf TOURNEY;
PERSON HAS IT,: Ly... C.. )

7 picked up his ball two inches from
the cup on the second green in1;ead
Of putting it out, incurrnS a penalty
of two.
Young VII ra'r On e. y Mt
: SHOW ;HE : I-
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H. Fl. Pierce, Jr., another youth
full star OF the Augusta country club
started his play with a birdie 8 and
turned in a 80 for his first round. He
got into serious difficulty later In the
day, however. ard picked up. NJ. II.
Wheeler of Augusta, with 169 gross.
handicapp IL net 145 was among the
top notchers Of the day. Both w. B.
Williamson and DR.. +. G. Tyson. tho
remaining members of the quintctte
which competed for Augusta were of
form but were within the nu'rher
mating not Of $50
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-14

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 2; New York a.
Philadelphia 2; Brooklyn 8.
Pittsburg a; Cincinnati S.
Chicago IS; St. Louis S.
TODAY'S GAMES
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Chicago at St. Louis.