Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-20
AUGUSTA PUCK
CHASERS WIN over
WATERV|LLE, 7 TO 0
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WatcrVille, Feb. 19.-The Augusta
Hockey team defeated Waterville on
the atcrville rink Monday evening. to
the tune of l to 0. scored by 2. Jar
Wis il the second period. The Au-
gusta boys were Handicapped on ac-
count of only having six men who
were able to make the trip. and were
obliged to play these men through
all three periods. for lack Of Su!Sti-
tutos, but they played fast and tur-
furious through all three periods and
Won the game. The work OF y. Jar
Wis. Capt. of tho team, WAS easily thc
fcatrc. but all contributed their
share in the victory. *. Jarvis, was
Il tower of strength in goal, and made
some remarkable stops. Austin at
left wing and Gardiner at light Wlng
broke up play after play, and w.th
Ellis, also of Cony High at LEFT DC
Tense and Bill" Johnson at right
defense, it seemed Impossible Tor
Waterville to score. The game,
though hard fought. was clean
throughout, not Il player on either
side being pcralized. Willett. King.
PaganucCi and Haynes played a
wonderful game for WatcrVlllc. but
the defense of the augusta team. was
to much for them. y game ,rill be
arranged later in the week, bet cen
these two teams, to be played in
Augusta, and the t.Ins should surely
turn out to see it.
Summary:
AUGUSTA WATERIJLLE
Austin lW.. .lw Willcltt
+. Jarvis c.................c KING
Gardiner rw..........rw PagantItcI
Ellis Id. HaNne 5
Johnson I'd. I'd .Arscnault, Batter
IL. Jarvis G..............g Latniippc
Scorc-Watervillc Q, Augusta H.
Referee, York. Timer. Calny. Time
OF play. three 10 min. periods.
Quality of Metal Shown by Sparks
y simple method of approximate
analyzation of metal has been intro
duced in France recently. based upon
the sparks emitted when the steel is
pressed upon SrindStone.
Each kind of steel gives its own
characteristic shower of sparks, from
which practiced eye can judge of
its hardness and quality. There are
three principal forms of sparks. In
the first, the inCandescent particle
makes very fine luminous threads. IN
the second, the shower is decorated
with few explosions of tiny shells"
In the third. the shower is made UP
of these little explosions In addition
to these forms. the expert Classics
the sparks by their color red, yellow
or White in n great variety of shades
The grinding is, of course, done in
a dark room.
A piece of steel containing n little
carbon makes straight yellow lines:
as the content of carbon increases
explosive sparks appear and become
more numerous the more carbon
there is and the straight rays dimin-
ish in size and number. Steels with
Il high carbon content give a short
shower of sparks. explosions taking
place near the extremity and all daz-
zling white.
Steels containing IS per cent tung-
stem give only few dark red rays.
Manganese steels give white sparks
with explosions at the end and some
times in the middle. Chrome tunC-
stem steel gives bright red and dark
red rays alternating with the white.
England Takes Up SunfIower
ouUuOWefS. lllulScnOuS 10 SeNefal
parts of the United States. are to be
taken up by the English aristocracy.
They probably will be growing on
tho estate of the earl of STAFFORD.
and nodding their free American
heads over the hedge rows, will look
British noblemcn in the eyes.
The carl of STAFFORD was one of
party of members of the British par
lament visiting Canada. While in
Calgary he was taken to a farm
near Strathmore. where he witnessed
the harvesting of the sunflnwcr crop.
The earl. an extensive farmer and
stock raiser. was so impressed with
the value of sunflOwers as silase for
winter feed that he announced his
intention of introducing them into
England and giving them a trial on
his estate.
The Columbia river was named
after the ship Columbia, whose
crew discovered it.