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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-07
C0NY TAPS WATERV|LLE HuRLER
FOR HALF DOZEN TALLIES while
Brennan HOLDS 'EM RUNL ESS

Cony High logged along to an
easy win, to 0, over Waterville High
Saturday afternoon at Capitol Park.
logged along for six innings APP
parently content with a couple Of
scores against a team manifestly in
ferior in every department of the
game.
Time and again Cony had two
and three men on but the put over
punch was absent. But in the
seventh the Red and White young
sters apparently fearing a two-run
margin was insufficient. pushed over
a couple more and in the eighth tai
lied the same number. 1t was not
wholly Cony's hitting as the visitors
just about this time staged a few
costly hobbies with Fotter the chief
benefactor.
'Buz" Roderick easily carried off
the attacking honors, his three heal
thy bingles all counting in the scor-
ing. Don Brennan also registered a
couple of safeties and once he lofte@
to deep center on which Cony man
scampered home in the early frames.
Merrill and Ellis each poled out a
two-pillow blow.
Don Brennan toyed with the Elm
City lads and had them eating out
of his paw the whole distance. 1t
is true they would occasionally chop
off a safe one and when they did the
big Cony hurler would hitch up his
belt, bunch up his shoulder and can
nonade the pill over for either
strike out or dribbler to the inner
works.
With the exception of an easy fly
to Hewitt in center the Cony de-
Tense was confined to the infield.
Don himself interposed the fight Of
five sizzlers. using his forward paws
with deadly effect. Then Harrington
in the short garden on two occasions
with first and second peopled. took
scorching grounders and shot 'em to
third for pretty killings. Soup"
Austin caught steady game and
kept his optics peeled at all times.
Once he literally threw himself for
ward and grabbed a pop fly in front
of the pan. Another time he raced
toward third, snatched a lazy roller
and catapulted the pill to Ellis inches
ahead of the runner.
Trainor hurled a good game but
received poor support. The inf1eld
was wobbly and spilled the beans at
critical moments. Saucier was the
stellar defence man, he pulling
down five high ones, three of them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-07
BIG T00TELL the star AT DUAL
MEET b0WD0|N and HOLY CROSS
maine STOPS BROWN; Bates n. H.

ing most of the race. Thomas was
high scorer with 10 points.
10O-yard dash-Won by Thomas
(Maine); second, Cahill (Maine);
third. Lawrence (Maine). Time
~ 9-10s.
44O-yard run-Won by Lawrence
(Maine): second, Elson Brown:
third. Nevers Brown. Time-51
9-10S.
SSo-yard run = Won by Nutter
Brown; second Kneeland (Maine);
2 2-10s.
One-mile run Won by Monk
Brown; second, Raymond (Maine):
third, Ames (Maine). Time-4m.
Two-mile run-Won by McKeeman
(Nlaine); second. Martin Drown;
third, Hillman (Maine). Time-10m.
12O-yard high hurdles-Won by
Needham Brown: second. Barry
Grown: third, True (Maine). Time
is CLOS.
2s0-yard hurdles-Won by Need
ham Brown; second, Standish
(Maine); third, Williams (Brown).
Times 1-10s.
High jump Won by Jones
(BrOWn), II. ln., second, Tie De-
tween Ackley (Maine) and Fellman
Broad jump Won by Reid
(Brown), II it,; second. Doerr
(Maine); third. Larabee tMaine).
Shot put - Won by Jackson
(Maine). 40 TT. IL in: second. Bleak
ney BROWN: third, Elliott (Maine).
Hammer throw-Won by Frazer
(Maine). 122 fet. II in; second, Bar
rows (Maine); third, Campbell
(Maine).
Discus throw-Won by Barrows
(Iaine), IL #. IL in; second,
(Maine): third, Jones (Brown).
Javelin throw-Won by Cogan
BROWN. 145 it.: second. Brown
Drown: third, Barrows (Maine).
Pole vault = Won. by Perkins
(Maine): second. Purves Brown;
third, Hall (Maine). Height-10 1T.
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Brunswick, Me-, May 5-Bow-
doin's weight men, hurdlers and dis
lance runners proved too much for
Holy Cross this afternoon and the
local college won the dual track
meet. Sc to 40. Capt. Frederic D.
Tootell of the Bowdoin team was the
outstanding figure in the contest
taking first place in the hammer
shot and discus. He was slightly
off form III the hammer and only
threw 173 feet 6 inches. whereas il
was expected that he would heave
the weight close to 100 feet.
Malcolm Hardy of Bowdoin smash
ed the state record In the 120-yard
high hurdle, his new mark being IL
2-5s. Track records in the 440-
yard run and the high jump were
also broken. the former by Tuerney
of Holy Cross in SO Ass. and the
latter by Philbrook Of Bowdoin.
One hundred-yard dash-Won by
c. Carroll. Holy Cross; second. Fitz-
simmons. Holy Cross; third. G. But
Ter. Bowdoin. Time 10 1-5s.
Two hundred and twenty-yard
dash-Won by Fitzsimmons, Holy
Cross; second. G. Butler. Bowdoin:
third. D. Mason, Bowdoin. Time.
2-5s.
Two hundred and twenty-yard low
hurdles-Won by Hardy, Bowdoin;
second. Lowell. Bowdoin: third. Mad
den. Holy Cross. Time-23 1-5s.
Two mile run-Won by c. Hildreth
Bowdoin: second. Howes. Bowdoin:
third, Knoll, Bowdoin. Time-10m
II SIS.
Throwing 16-pound hammer-Won
bys Tootell. Bowdoin, 173ft. 6in.: sec
ond, G.. Mason. Bowdoin, 10O.S7ft.;
third. Doohig. Holy Cross, 96ft.
-Four hundred Q and forty-yard
dash-Won by Tierney. Holy Cross;
second, d. Mason. Bowdoin: third
Mulvehil'. Holy Cross. Time-5O T.
IS. New track record).
One hundred and twenty-yard
doin: second, Clark, Bowdoin; thlro
! (New state record).
dom: second. Hickman, Holy Cross;
; third, Barker. Bowdoin. Time-4m
37s.
Eight hundred and eighty-yart
run-Won by Webster. Bowdoin
second. Mulvehill. Holy Cross: third
| Johnson, Bowdoin. Time-2m. Ass
! Broad jump-Won by Ducharme
Holy Cross. 21ft, . 3-sin.: second
Bates, Bowdoin. oOft 3-Sin.; third
| Westcott. Bowdoin. a0ft Sin.
| Pole vault-Won by j.. Bishop
Bowdon. lift: second. II. Bishop
! Bowdoin. oft. Gin: Snow. Bowdoin
! and Walsh, Holy Cross, tied for thirC
Oft Sin.
Discus throw-Won by Tootell
l Bowdoin. 120.15ft.; second. Gross
Bowdoin, 112.46ft.; third, Weymouth
Bowdoin, 112,33ft.
| High jump-Won by Philbrook
Bowdoin. 5ft. 3-4in.: second. Tier
ney, Holy Cross. SIT. Tin; tie TO-
third between Fl. Hildreth, Bowdoir
and Massman. Holy Cross. SIT. sin
Putting 16-pound shot-Won b!
.. Tootell. Bowdoin. 37ft. 10 Is in.
second. Doohig. Holy Cross. 35ft Gin.
tie for third between Gonya. Bow
dom. and kirkpatrick, BOREDOM. 34ft
, ga in
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PHIL HURLER TO
SHOWERS; DODGERS
TAKE CAME, T0l

Brooklyn, N. Y, May e-weinert
was driven out Of the box today and
Brooklyn won over Philadelphia Z to
4. Galore pitched his first game Of
the season and was steady until the
ninth when he gave three bases on
balls. Fast fielding cut off a pros
pective Phillie rally. Fourier made
his debut with Brooklyn, relieving
Schliebner, when Manager Fletcher
sent in Winters. a right handed
pitcher. Fourier f.elded well. but
made no hits, walking once ana
grounding out the next time. Cy WI.
liams made his eighth home run OF
the season with nobody on In the
eighth. 1t was a drive over the right
field wall. Score:
Phila. .....1@0 90 90 II ~
Brooklyn 20 l 900 x-7-l0'!
Weinert. Winters, Mitchell ana
Wilson; Galore and Taylor.
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Colby Wins Over
N. iii. State. 9 to s

Durham. N. H., May 5-Colby de-
feated University ct New Hamp-
shire here today before a crowd of
500 fans 8 to by pushing over the
winning run in the first half of the
ninth. The visitors got away to a
flying start by making two runs in
each Of the first two innings and in
creased their total number of runs
to eight by making four counters in
the fourth stanza. New Hampshire
made one tally each in the second
and third, and in the fifth got four
more and evened the score in the
seventh with two more scores.
Colby got 10 hits to the home
teams II, but better support of the
Colby pitchers by their teammates
helped the visiting club to victory.
Five errors were committed by the
Durham nine. while the visitors
played tighter baseball making but
one miscue.
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of the spectacular sort. On the Of
fence the Elm City lads threatened
to score but once and then in the
ninth canto when Claprood caught
the apple square on the nose and
sent it screaming to deep right for a
three carom shot. He roasted there
and had hardly ceased to pant before
three comrades had been disposed Of
and Waterville's only chance to tally
had gone.
Jack McDonough handled the in
Dictator, but no one noticed him. Not
but what he turned in a good days
work. 1t is not in the book to praise
his umpship, according to the fans
slant. He usually comes into prom
inence only on a close play. 1t was
easy on the bases yesterday and as
for strikes and balls, the Waterville
hurler never questioned Macs judg-
ment and only on two occasions did
Don allow look of wonder or doubt
to o'erspread his map. The score:
cow uJcIJ
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BROWNS SNATCH
WIN IN 9Th FROM
LEADING INDIANS

Cleveland May 6.-With two out in
the nfHth and no one on bases. st.
Louis proceeded to score two runs and
win frsM Cleveland 5 to 4. Singles by
Tobin And Foster and a double by ia
cobson~~turned the trick. The game
was featured by a sensational catch
by Jameson and a diving pickup by
Danforth. Manager Speaker of Cleve-
land did not play. receiving notice this
morning, Of his suspension because Of a
disrespectful remark made to Umpire
Ormsby after Wednesdays game at De-
troit. The score:
St. Louis 80 q o 2-5-1o-1
Cleveland 20 0 1 0 0 0 o. 90
Van Glider. Danforth. Wright. Pru-
EFT a1W. SEVERED; Morton, Smith and
Wyatt.
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Bates Downs New
Hampshire on Track

Lewiston, Me-, May SIN their
only dual meet of the season, Bates
outclassed New Hampshire today.
winning, so to So. With the excep-
ton OF the shot-put. high jump and
broad jump, Bates led in nearly every
event.
One hundred yard dash-Won by
I,anders, Bates; second, Burns,
Bates: third, Brown, n. II. Time
10 2-5s.
Two hundred and twenty-yard
dash-Won by Landers. Bates; sec
ond. Brown. n. H.: third, Simpson,
Bates. Time 90 45s.s
Four hundred and forty-yard run
Won by Archibald, Bates: second,
Simpson. Bates; third. Corey. Bates.
Time-51 2-5s.
Eight hundred and eighty-yard
run-Won by Archibald. Bates; sec
ond. Corey. Bates: third, Coughlin,
Bates. Time-2m. 3 2-5s.
Bates; second, Holt, Bates; third, tie
between Tiedorr. Bates. and Sargent,
Bates. Time Am. AZ 35s.
Two mile run-Tie between Ward,
Bates. and Hurley. Bates: third. Nc
Ginley, Bates Time-1Om. 33 3-5s.
One hundred and twenty-yard
high hurdles-Won by NJ. Burrill.
Bates; second, Draper, \. H.; third,
Gum, n. H. Time-17s.
Two hundred and twenty low hur-
dies Won by NJ. Murrill. Bates;
second, Gum, n. H.; third, Rose,
Bates. Time-27s.
Shotput-Won by Hobert, N. H.;
second. Cotton, y. H.: third, Gallop.
Bates. Distance736ft. Sin.
Javelin throw-Won by Warren.
n. H.: second. Rutsky. Bates: third.
r. Burrill. Bates. Distance-14Sft.
lin.
Pole vault-Tie between Dyer,
Bates. and Stafford. n. H.; third,
Bridges. n. II. Height-10ft. 6 in.
High jump-Tie between Davis, N.
H., and Menke, n. H.: third, Dins-
more, Bates. Height SIT lin.
Discus throw-WOn by kenney,
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DOUBLE KILLINGS
FEATURE CHISOX
win over TIGERS

Chicago. May FIN a game feat
ured by double plays, five &C which
were ria5de by the White SoX, Chica-
so made it three straight from De-
troit today to 3. before crowd Of
approximately $1,000. Charley Rob-
crtson. backed by great support, held
the visitors until the eighth inning.
when = rally gave Detroit the lead,
the locals having scored two runs
previously. Chicago won the game in
the eighth when they punched hits off
Francis. Score:
Detroit ....0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-3-7-l
Chicago 80 0 0 Q 0 2 X-4-9-1
Pillet1e, Francis and Woodall; Rob-
ertson-and Schalk.
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REDS Win ONE FROM
PIRATES; GRIMM GETS
HIT FOR 18TH GAME

Cincinnati, May 6-The Reds broke
their losing streak of five straight
games today by beating the Pittsouls
Pirates s to Z. Grimm Of Pitssculs
led off with single in the eign,L
having hit safely in every one OF tns
10 championship games played y
date. Score:
Pittsburg 30 o o 1 0 o % 80 -.
Cincinnati 600 0 COS 2-S'ls'ss
Bagby, Carlson. Hamilton anu
Schmidt; Luque, Donahue and WIN
go, HarSrave.
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Kent's Hill Finds
COburn Easy. 1873

Kents Hill. May 5-Kents Hill this
afternoon used up four Coburn
Classical pitchers here in forging the
first link in their chain OF games
for the State prep school champion
ship by lacing out four doubles in
seven hits and overwhelming the
Waterville boys l. to 3. Hartsgrove
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-07
Maine Leads Way
in Dual Track
Meet with Brown

Orono, Me-. May 5-Maine defeated
Brown. IS to 60, in a dual track meet
today. Maine showed great improve
nent over last Saturday, especially III
track. Thomas Won the 100" in fast
time, and repeated in the 1920" He
was followed by Cahill in both races.
Frazer. former Medford high ath-
lete, won the hammer throw. Maine
took all places in the 220-yard dash
and the hammer throw. Elson Of
Brown set a terrific pace in the quar-
ter, but was passed by Capt. Law
renee of Maine on the last turn. Ell
son was third in the $50. after trail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-07
JAY
SPORT
CHAT

i! The Augusta Grammar School
Baseball league opens this afternoon
with the Smith and Harrington
teams playing in the senior division
and Lincoln and st. Mary's in the
junior. The games will be played
on the harrington and Musterfield
diamonds and will be called at 4
sharp.
Jack Booth, who played last sum-
mer with the Augusta "Miliionaires'
is, this spring. captaining one of the
strongest baseball teams Amherst
number of years. Jack is playing
second on the Amherst team and is
the second highest batter. having an
average of .42S and a perfect fielding
average. having accepted 32 chances
without slip. j. D. Tasker rs of
Gardiner is a member Of the tennis
squad and a likely choice for an end
position on next falls football eleven
The Amherst team is holding spring
football practice for the first time in
a number of years under the direc-
ton of Head Coach McLaughry of
Michigan and Assistant Coach Shou-
felt of Syracuse with some GO men
reporting for practice three times
week.
The main bout at Skowhegan next
Thursday night will sure attract a lot
of attention when Harry Wells Of Ban
gor meets Kill Clark. the colored flash
of Portland, in double six. This bat
tie will be supplemented by a semi-final
between Kid Lessor of Skowhegan and
Panama Kid of Waterville. and a pre-
linn with NJ. Thibodeau Of Skowhegan
facing Pudagee Butler Of the Elm City,
the fiyweight champ Of Maine.
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UNCERTAIN MACKS
TAKE FALL OUT OF
ARROGANT YANKS

New York, May e.-The Philadelphia
AmericSns made it two out Of three
from New York here today. winning the
decidire-game by score of to 1. 1t
was tligs first series Philadelphia has
taken tpm the Yankees in years.
Romsnel was effective with men on
bases Witt and Ruth doing most Of
New Forks hitting. Jones lost his
second game of the series. but was ham
dicappedsby poor support, Philadelphia
bunchiHv hits with New York errors.
A new&Rttendance record was estab-
lished Tor three-game series. 10000
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persons attending the three games be-
tween New York and the Athletics. The
score:
Philadelphia % 0 0 3 0 0-5-7-1
New York 80 o D D o 0 0-1-9-3
Rommel and Perkins; Jones, Mays
and Hoffman,.
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Bates: second. Hobert. n. H.; third,
Davis, Bates. Distance-10ift. sin.
Broad jump-Won by Davis, n. H.;
second, McManus. y. H.; third,
Corey, Bates. Distance-21ft. Sin.
Hammer thrOw-WOn by Hobert,
n. H.; second, Peterson, Bates;
third, Cotton, n. H. Distance-106ft.
Sin.
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LACK OF PUNCH
CAUSES maine TO
LOSE TO BOWD0|N

Brunswick. Me-, May 5.-Bowdoin
won it's first game in the State cham.
pionship series this afternoon, defeat.
ing University Of Maine 5 to 0. In the
eighth with the bases filled Maius
lacked the punch to send runners home.
BOWDOIN
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XX-batted for Ferguson in 9th.
~. WASHINGTON

Two Base hits Goslin. Three base
hits Johnson, Harris. Sacrifices
ShankS~ Wade. Peckinpaugh. Double
plays johnson to Peckinpaugh to
Judge: johnson to Bluege to Judge:
Biue Ito Harris to Judge. Left on
bases R6ston s: Washington S. Base
on balls off Johnson =: Murray l:
Ferguson ,. Struck out by john
son A. Hits off Murray in l 2-3
iHnings: off Ferguson 5 in 6 1-3.
Hit by pitcher by Ferguson BLU
ege). Empires Evans, Holmes and
Connolly. Losing pitcher Murray.
Time LAT.
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CARDS MERC|LESS
TO CUBS; H0RNSBY
SLAMS 7 H0MERs

St! Louis, Mo-. May s.-St. Louls
made it three out OF four from Cnicass
by smothering the Cubs is to e..
today. Rogers Hornsby. home run -.
ting champion. knocked out two no| y
runs, bringing his seasons tots1 :"
four. The score:
st. Louis "A Z 0 0 / 1 ?x-le-...
Osborne. Cheeves and Hartns'''
Pfeiffer and Ainsmith.
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TWO base hits, Lampher, Shanahan.
Three base hits. Brown. Stolen bases.
Lampher. H. Fernald. Sacrifice hits.
Brown. Double plays Brown to Luf-
kin to Nicora. Base on balls. off
Cronin 2. Garvin !. Howard. Hit by
pitcher, by Howard (Garvin. Nfcora.)
Struck out by Cronin T. Garvin 5.
Howard l, Muir Il. Wild pitches,
Garvin. Umpire. Triton.
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Earned runs Cony I. Three base
hits Claprood. Two base hits Merrill.
Ellis. Stolen bases. Roderick. Zufelt.
Struck out by Brennan II. by Trainor
g.. Passed ball Donovan. Base on
balls off Brennan 3, off Trainor 2.
Sacrifice ny Brennan. Umpire Nc
donough. Time LAO.
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Grammer School Baseball

UIdlll1lleI 0ClUVA OdSCDdu
MAY7
Harrington VS. Smith at Earring
ton grounds.
Lincoln vs. st. Mary's at Muster
field.
MAY
Smith vs. Webster at Capital park.
MAY 10
Williams VS. Harrington at Will
liams graunds.
st. Mary's vs. Lincoln at Muster
field.
College Baseball
MAY
L. of NJ. vs. Harvard at Cambridge,
Mass.
L. of NJ. VS. n. H. State at Dur
ham, n. H.
Bowdoin vs. Wesleyan at Middle
town, Conn.
MAY 8
Bowdoin VS. Harvard at Cam
bridge. Mass.
Bates VS. Colby at Waterville.
MAY 10
Bowdoin VS.. Vermont State at
Burlington, Vt.
NJ IL
Bates VS. L. of NJ. at Orono
Bowdoin VS. Middlebury at Middle
bury.
MAY IL
Bowdoin VS. Tufts at Medford
College Tennis
Bowdoin vs. Colby at Waterville.
10-11
State Meet at Brunswick.
College Golf
MAY l.
Bowdoin VS. Augusta Country Club
at Augusta.
High and Prep School Baseball
MAY 8
Cony VS. Brunswick at Brunswick
Coburn Seconds VS. Unity at Unity
Rockport VS. North Haven al
North Haven.
Lawrence VS. Maine Central Insti-
tute at Fairfield.
Higgins Classical Institute VS. l.
of NJ. Freshmen at Orono.
Oakland VS. Madison at Oakland.
Sanford VS. Biddeford at" Bidde-
ford.
Skowhegan vs. Oak Grove Semin-
airy at Oak Grove.
Waterville VS. Gardiner at Water.
Vile.
MAY 10
Coburn VS. Bowdoin Seconds al
Brunswick.
NAY II
Coburn VS. Westbrook at West.
brook.
MAY II
] Cony VS. Portland at Portland.
: Coburn Seconds VS. Erskine a
South China.
Warren VS. st. George at Warren
Rockport VS. Bristol at Rockport.
Lawrence VS. Madison at Fairfield
Richmond VS. Monmouth Academy
at Richmond.
Oakland VS. Maine Central Insti
tute at Oakland.
Sanford VS. Sullivan at Berwick.
Coburn VS. Hebron at Hebron.
waterville VS. Orono Catholic a
Orono.
Hancock County League
MAY 0
Bluehill W Penobscot at Penob
scot.
Brooklin VS. Deer Isle at Deer Isle
Sedgewick VS. Brooksville a.
Sedgewick.
MAY IL
Bluehill vs. Sedgewick at Sedge.
| wick.
Brooksville VS. Deer Isle at Deel
! Isle.
! Brooklin VS. Penobscot at Penob
scot.
Other Events
MAY IL
Maine intercollegiate Track Meet
at Orono.
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JOHNSON HOLDS RED Sox SAFE N
and CHIPS IN Wit TRIPLE SHOT
SENDS HOME WINNING TALL|ES

Washington. May 6-Walter john
son pitched Washington to to l
victory over Boston today and with
a triple tn the second inning drove
in the winning runs. The Red Sox
filled the bases in the second inning
with none out but johnson struck
out Murray ad Mitchell and Collins
popped TO the infield. The score:
RnSTnN
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RunS-Morrell. Small, Davis. Nc
! Laughlin. Two-base 'hits-Monel,
| Johnson. Stolen base-Stearns. Fint
/ base on balls-Of johnson 1, off Rech.
7 cha 8. Struck out-By johnson s. by
Repscha 8. Left on bases-Bowdoin
s, Maine 5. Double plays-Smith to
Davis: Davis to Mclaughlin to Al.
| dred. Hit by pitched ball-By johnson.
Durham. Empires, johnson and Carri.
gan. Time, LAT.
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SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
New York S; Philadelphia 2.
Brooklyn S; Boston q.
Pittsbure 10; Cincinnati z.
St. Louis 7; Chicago 6.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 8; Pittsburg z.
Brooklyn z; Philadelphia q.
St. Louis IS; Chicago q.
ToDAY'S GAMES
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia
St. Louis at Pittsburs.
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was in good form for the winners.
allowing but four hits. tanning seven
and shutting out the visitors in ali
but the first and seventh innings
kents Hill ammassed seven runs in
the second, third and fourth innings.
another in the fifth and tucked away
the game with five runs in the sixth
Ten passes issued by the Coburn
twirlers helped to run up the local
teams score. Summary:
kENTS HILL
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Shannahan 2. Ingraham 4, Smiden
Hits OF Mathews 5 in 8, Shapnen.s
l in 2. Smidell 1 in 2 rs, Ingran
o in %. Hit by pitcher, by lnss ~
ham (Meeker.) Struck OUT
Hartsgrove z. Smidell /. InEran.s
?. 'Sh9nnahan l. Umpire Snip's
Time 2.55.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-07

Oe&CtCQ IOI MCOOdTy
Kents Hill O23 FL s 20 x-13
Coburn 200 O1OO- 3
Runs by Dickson. Haskell. Kelly.
Carleton 2. Hartsgrove 2. Meeker 2.
Watson 2. Gile. Smiedell, O'Rrien.
Minnehan. Two base hits, Dickson.
Kelly, Carleton. Minnehan. Stolen
bases Kelly. Carleton. Left on bases
kents Hill 1. Coburn 2. Base on
balls on Hartsgrove /. Mathews 3,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
New York z; Philadelphia 2.
Boston 4; Washington (12 inn.)
Chicago 8; Detroit z.
Cleveland 10; St. Louis 2.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Washington 4; Boston I.
Chicago 4; Detroit 8.
ST. Louis S; Cleveland q.
Philadelphia S; New York q.
TODAY'S GAMES
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-07
EASTERN LEAGUE

Hartford 4; Nsw Hav.n )
Springfield 4; waterbury ~
Pittsf1eld /; Bridgeport }.
Worcester 3; Albany IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-07

Manhattan College of New York
City. conducted by the Christian
Brothers. plan to present q fresh
man eleven in the fall. It is IL years
since the gridiron game was played
by teams from that institution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-07

Penn VS.. California. Dec. 9. 1924,
at the Berkeley, Cal. Memorial Sta
dunn, is among the football posi-
bilities. A return game at Philadel-
phia in 1925 is part Of the plan un-
der consideration.