Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-16

OldtoWn, July 1.-THE crack Great
Northerns of Millinocket had more hard
luck on its grst downstate invasion.
after losing to Bar Harbor yesterday
at Bar Harbor 8 to 1. Oldtown A. A.
pinned an unexpected defeat on the
classy aggregation 8 to before a
much excited crowd of rooters on Vic
tory Field this afternoon. Hulihan,
Middlebury College man. who was the
Boston Braves for a time, started the
game for Millinocket and Duggan for
Oldtown.
Yonkers, n. Y, July 14.-Pettifogger,
with Barnes up. today won the Empire
City derby. with $4,000 added, for three
year-olds, at q mile and a quarter.
Moon Baker was second and Little Celt
third. The time was EOS 3-5.
Cleveland July 13.-The name of
Walter "Rube" Lutzke, third baseman
OF the Cleveland Indians, today. is in
scribed in the baseball hall of fame.
He gained the honor by scoring three
men with single in yesterdays game
with Philadelphia. The bases were full.
two men We're out and the count stood
three balls and two strikes on Lutzke.
With the next pitch, all of the runners
were off and Lutte connected for a
single to center.
Chicago. July 14.-In Memoriam won
the Illinois derby today. The $4,000
derby at one and one-quarter miles was
the first turf event of national interest,"
decided in Chicago in 10 years. The
time was e.04 is. a new track record.
General Thatcher was second and
Prince X. third The race draw crowd
Of between $4,000 and 10000.
New York. July 1s.-Kid Norfolk,
colored light heavyweight champion of
the world. who meets Jamaica Kid Sat-
urday nisht fer the title. posted $500
for contest with Mike McTigue. Nor
folk calls attention to the fact that
McTigue won the worlds title from a
colored boxer and that he cannot refuse
Norfolk or any other colored boxer
equal competition for the class honors.
Oldtown, July 14.-On the Great
Works diamond this afternoon East
Millinocket beat Cuddy Murphy's Pc
nobscot Chemical Fibre outfit IL to 6.
Except for one awful inning when the
up-Staters jumped on Miller for four
singles and two doubles mixed in with
an error and passed ball figuring up
nine runs. the game wasn't at all bad
for Miller frightened up and =. G. +.
had all the better of the remaining
rounds. Lunse. Downey and Heal for
the locals came across with hits that
meant runs. Mccarthy for East Mil
linocket pulled out of some bad holes
by the strikeout route.
Saco. July 1.-THE game of soccer
football played at Athletic Field this
afternoon between the Saco soccer tea nj
and the Sanford team, a benefit to Mrs.
Rose. widow of Harry Rose, a veteran
of the World War. who was drowned
off Stage Island July 10. resulted in a
tie, both teams scoring two goals. The
game was one of the hardest fought OF
the year and was witnessed by 500 ar
dent fans. J. Wishart. secretary Of the
Maine League, was referee. y MIR. Rose
had been a registered player until this
year when wounds he received in the
war prevented him from playing. but
he had been official lineSman in all
league games up to the time OF his
death. A good sized sum was realized
for Mrs. Rose.
South Brewer, July 14.-Freddie Pa
rents Eastern A. A. won it's sixth
afternoon, rolling up score OF 13 to
on the Bar Harbor nabobs. Bar Harbol
started strong in the second. Stark put
ting the ball over the fence for home
run with a man ahead. Mcneil on the
mound for Bar Harbor lost control OF
the plate in the second and with free
passes and a hit now ans then the
Easterns had six runs hung up before
he was pulled out and Stafford. a Bar
HarbOr resident and Bowdoin man, sent
in. He was also wild and touched VI
lively at times.
Kezar Falls, July 14.-By landing
heavily on the offerings OF Freddie
Walker in the 10th inning, Bar Mills
scored six runs in the 10th inning and
defeated kczar Falls here this after
noon Is to 9. The game was replete
with heavy hitting, two home runs and
five doubles being made in the course
OF the 10 innings.