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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
FINLAND TAKES
SKATING HONoRS IN
"a OLYMPIC EVENTS

Chamonix. Jan. 27-(By A. Pr
Finland has carried on first honors in
the speed skating event Of the Olympic
games. Norway came second and the
United States third.
There were four events contested
yesterday and today. Charles jew
traw Of Lake Placid. N. Y. information
al champion. captured the 5o0-metre
sprint in A seconds: Thunberg of Fin
events, while Skutnabb, also Of, Fin
land. took the I0,0e0-metre event.
The scoring by points was: Finland
4SI. Norway $50, United States II. Swe-
den i.
Today the Firms and Eowegians had
it virtually all their own way in the
1909 and 10.000-meter races. The
American skaters failed to add a single
point to their count OF Saturday.
Americas II points were scored on
that day through Jewtraw's victory
and the capture of sixth place by
Balls in the 5000 metres.
Thunberg. the Finnish world cham
pion. was easily the star of the meet.
He showed ease Of motion and smooth
action. Keeling off lap after lap appar-
emily without exertion. in AZ seconds
in the distance races. the laps being
400 metres around. His two victories
came without his having TO extend
himself to the limit CT his speed and
seemingly he finished second ia the
10000 metres only out of courtesy to
his compatriot, Skutnabb. Thunberg
has received an invitation from the Int
ternational Skating Union to particle
pate in the American championships
in February. and he may leave with the
American team. headed by Manager
Taylor, tomorrow.
The American boys were very pop
ular throughout. the games. their I'M
assuming behavior making them great
favortes with the crowd. The games
were success from every standpoint:
the attendance was large. the weather
conditions ideal and the ice as hard as
flint.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
Portland Office Boys
Tumble 81 Pins More
Than Engineers Sat.

Especial to The Kennebec JournaD
waterville, Jan. e7.-With a total
pinfalI of 1892 pins. the Portland
Maine Central General Offices howl
ing team won from the Waterville
Engineers by 81 pins. here Saturday
night, the local team making a to-
tai of 1881 pins. The match was
between two five-men teams, each
man bowling three strings.
The Portland quintet won the
match on the totals of the first two
strings. turning in totals of 40 and
40 against Waterville's go and A..
The Engineers made a decided come
back on the last roll and hung up
a total of 424 against 413.
Smart rolled high total for three
strings and missed high single By
one pin, this honor going to Henri
gar. A return match will be bcwled
in Portland on February >. The
score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28

Three Ball Billiards
A. u. Blake, Nj, Rankin. Z, postponed;
NJ. J. Bartlett, NJ, -, +. L. Allen, L,
100.
Four Ball Billiards
G. j. Stobie, NJ, 100. W. 3. Suther-
land. 7. "a; DR.. l.. s. Winslow, NJ.
100, j. Salmon T, Is;
Shea. NJ, 60, j. Balddc, 7. 100; Q.
Steward, NJ, 100; Delisle, r, AZ; j.
Auction
j. Burleigh and +. Robinson, NJ.
1000; Suite and Gardiner, Z, SS6;
James Reed and Charles Visue, Al,
1000, G. Baird and II. Hunter. I,
11i0; DIR. II. Abbott and 4. l.. Thay-
er. NJ. 1000, Il. Inversion and J. Nir-
erson, 4, 1864; G.. Barrows and e. r.
B. Walker. NJ. 1000: A. Bragg and G..
Byron, r. 1900, S. 1illson and S. Hill
son, NJ, 200e; L. Chenevert and II.
Chenevert, r. 1888; G.. Foster and
Mower, NJ, l045, A. Seames and r.
CARL, T, 200e; l.. Whipple and Il.
Gilman, NJ, 49,, F. Michigan and L.
Morrill,, Il, 200; G. Marston and w.
johnson, NJ. 1000, ID. $. Stewart and
L. Mason, n, 964; ii. Ware and E,
Fowler. NJ, 1892. A. Winsiow and d.
Doreward, 4, 1000.
Bid Whist
+ w. Austin and A. W. Blake. NJ,
so; Vose and West, T., 40: j. Dawson
and o. y. Meader. NJ, so; Il. TURBINE
and A. Salmond, r., 4S; A. r. San
born and X. Swift Nj. 1S; r. p.
Homerand. l.. Striley, T., SO; DR.. F.
Baird and II. y. Cunningham. NJ,
a. Tnfn PnnrFNin II
so.
Sixty.three
A. Osborne and r. A. Peacock, NJ,
1900; II. Hunton and F.. Hopkins, T.,
1894; NJ. Blanchard and A Towne, NJ,
1884; 3. Wort and G.. Wing, T., 1900.
Cribbaae
j. Barker and c. Cook, NJ. 200; r.
Henderson and II. Mccarthy, T., 1S-
O5: II. Weber and w. Cook, M,
1000; f. III. Britton and Fl. II. Brit
ton, T.. 1876: G. Watts, NJ, 97S; NJ,
Herd, T., 1000; G.. Williams and F.
McCulum. NJ, 1000: J. Cuthbertson
and L. Fuller. It, 1914: w. Corson
and Bert Weber, NJ, 1000; }. Will
liaps and /. Thomas. T., 1914: j.
Allena Hutchins. NJ. 1926; T. Arm
strong and f. Kilman. T., 1000.
Pitch
A. Drummond ana r. McNenIle' %
Morse and II. Dawson. NJ. 100: r.
Stobie. L. Tozier. +. Brann and II.
Grindall. r.. 10; G. A. Allen, G. Nc
Gam, w. C. Hawker. and c. w
Jones. NJ. 81: ]. Burgess, W. Booker,
w. D'Nadi and M. Buzzell, T.. 100:
L. Terry, r. Young. I. Staples and
DIR. NJ. Small. NJ. 81: J. Burgess. Jr..
A. Baird. d. Thing and W. Ware, T.,
100: S. A. Green, E., D. Noyes. {.
Green and IT. P. Hayden, NJ. IS: \.
Gallant. $. B. Herd, G. Blake. and
McMullin, T., 100: Kierstead. G.
Hodsdon, II. Il. Holland and NJ.
Haskell, NJ, 100: Il. Reynolds. f.
Gilman. f. Bulger and J. Turbyne,
T.. 100: J. A. Wyer. +. d. Wolinan
and J. r. LaFleur, NJ. rs; P. Riley.
Cruickshank and G.. Howe, T., 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
Rolls Is Strings with
|114 Pin Average

fSpecial to The Kennebec JournaD
waterville. Me, Jan. I.--bill
Corsin of Gardiner was in Elm City
alleys Saturday and rolled ID strings
for the big total of 1870. giving him
ia average and ten pins over. Bill
rolled every string over 100 except
one, this being o.. The strings were
as follows: 1903 los 81 1875 1877 los JOG
11e III 1s1 lis 116 lis l03 13I-1720
1t is understood that Goggin will
roll SavaS of Rumford for State
championship in the near future in
this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28

one nan alive. University OF Kansas
DO not expect to become an
eynert In too short time. 1t takes
erreral years training to make an
oxpert player. Skill is acquired
slowly.
one time lest confusion occurs.
Master one thing before going on to
Tho next in any particular action that
Won are trying to develop.
2. DO not try to learn something
rrw while the nerves are tired, as
lItle impression can be made on
them at such II time.
a Have the body moving freely
and avoid shopt jerky movements
when throwing for goal or making
passes,
{. Cooperate with your team
mates as much as possible and yet
assume full responsibility for a
difficult play when you have an
equal or better chance than they
have.
c. Follow the direction OF your
coach. give him your loyal backing
and your best effort.
:. Accept the decisions OF the
officials Remember that they sec
what you do, not what you intended
70 do. or what you thought you did.
Il II is n question of rules let your
captain take the matter UP in the
proper way.
copyright. 1924. Associated Editors)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
So. Portland Girls Win

Brunswick. Jan. 26.-Magnificent
team work by the South Portland
high school girls won for them a
we'll earned victory over Brunswick
high at Wheeler hall this afternoon,
the final score being 50 to IL in IA
vor of the visitors
1t was a pleasure to see the South
Portland girls pass the ball. with
either Miss Erickson or Miss Hamlin
always ready to receive it and shoot
for basket. These two forwards
were as accurate at shooting bas-
kets as any girls ever seen in Bruins
wick and won much praise from the
spectators for their fine work.
The South Portland girls led IL
to at the end of the first half and
then came across strong, shooting IL
baskets during the last half OF the
contest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
Westbrook "a: Stephens 20

Westbrook, Jan. 26 - Westbrook
High defeated Stephens High of
Rumfofrd last night at the Cumber-
land Hall gym in Westbrook "a to 20.
The fact that Rumford was beaten
in Westbrook was not so surprising,
us Westbrook' is almost unbeatable on
it's home floor, but the decisiveness
of the margin of IA points speaks
well for the strength of the Paper
City five. Rumford boasts of an
exceptionally fast outfit, and be-
cause of the fact that the Stephens
boys defeated Portland High a week
ago. Rumford was rated as about the
strongest team in western Maine.
This last victory of Westbrook
stamps the team as the leading con-
tender for western Maine honors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
HOCKEY


North Conway. n. H., Jan. Co.
Portland High school this afternoon
defeated the North Conway hockey
team 4 to as part OF the winter
program. The attendance
was poor owing to the intense cold.
Two men were injured, Cooper
suffering a broken nose and Bowers
losing two teeth when they got into
m.xups. Cooper and Eurneli starred
for Portland and Bowers for the. 10
calls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
At Saco

Saco, Jan. GA good sized crowd
witnessed the first races staged on
the new Saco River track by the
horsemen of Biddeford and Saco. The
feature races took place in Glass 3,
and five heats were run off, one being
a deadlock ana three going to Bronze
Bell, driven by knight. In the third
heat of the Glass A Pace. Coco Cola
cut it's leg on the third heat. and Eda
ii. took the race. after losing the first
heat and winning the second, by rum
ming over the course.
The new track. which is laid out on
the ice on tho river is Il quarter mile
straightaway. was in excellent condi-
ton, and later in the season, invita-
lions will be extended to outside
horsemen to compete in the races.
CLASS a
Eda H., (Cadorette) ........
Coca Cola HIurd) ............1 ,
Thine: .33h. "a. "a
CLASS b
Bronze Bell (KnighD 20 I 0 ! l
Plough Boy Green
Tine Time .asis. 80. .s34, .54,st GO
time on dead heato
CLASS C
Tickle Me. CDrapeaU ........1 l
Whirlwind. (Knight) ,........2 y
Time: SO. 39H, i.36A.
Judges: John Perreaux, Ralph
Hight, Wilfred Gerry: starter. Frank
Cole: timers, William WEIGH and Alec
Hope.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
Morse 20; Edward Little 20

Bath. Jan. 26-Morse High took
Edward Little into camp for the Sec
ond time this season at the Y last
night, % to 20, in tough battle.
The game was rough and tumble
with both sides offending. Norman
McCabe, Morse star forward, and Joe
Butler. guard, were removed for per-
sonal fouls, and Thomas, left guard
on the visitors, went the same route.
The game had to be stopped twice
for injuries to Juneau and McCabe,
inflicted by opponents. After a time
in the locker room each returned to
the game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
MasOns Win from
TacOnnet Club in
Annual Tournament
Especial to Kennabec JournaD


waterville, Me-, Jan. 2s-The Wat
erville Masonic club won from the
Taconnet club of winslow Friday
evening in the first series Of games
Of tn tenth annual tournament. by
a score OF 10 to is. The opening
games were played in Winslow at the
Taconnet club house from 7.50 to
11.30 o'clock. with Harry Grindail
and stephen Cunningham as scor-
ers. The score is made up OF points,
one point being given for each game.
One game remains yet TO be played
between Blake and Rankin at three
ball billiards, and if Rankin should
win the score would be tied. Next
Thursday evening the second series
OF games will be played at the Ma
sonic club rooms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
Sisters Eyes @. X.
Ready for Opening

st. Louis. Mo-. Jan. 21-Georse Fl.
Sisler. manager of the st. Louis
Americans who has been out of the
game because Of defective vision, de-
clared in a letter received here that
he Is working out daily in California
and that when the team reports for
spring training. he hopes. to be in n
position to play.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
The Benefit Of SiIepss

Il don't see your name in the
paper quite so often as it used to be,
Senator"
No replied the senator. Il find
ii just as well not to inform the
public Of my whereabouts. When
they don't actually know where I
am 1t Is natural for them to believe
that I am busy working for their
interests" -DetYeit Free Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28

Such is the confusion of tribes
and tongues in Salonika and its i'm
mediate hinterland ir Macedonia
that, as in Constantinople, the cur
rent language is French, in which the
most popular newspapers are printed
and in which the best schools are
conducted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
waynnete &c. Biddeford 20

Coming from behind after having
been held without a score in the first
period. barely leading their oppe-
nents at half time and being tied at
the three-quarter mark. Waynfiete
girls yesterday afternoon defeated
Biddeford High at Burnham gym 26
to 70. Until the last two minutes of
play. the result was ever in doubt
and the game was one of the closest
and fastest girls contests o. the
season locally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
Sporting Tabloids

New York, Jan. 20 (By A. P.)--De-
claring himself fit for record-break-
ing campaign and confident that the
Yankees win make it four straight
American league pennants, Babe
Ruth invaded stove league head
quarters today after trip from the
Businesses of his rural retreat at
Sudbury, Mass The home run slug
ger has forsaker an oratorial role
tomorrow night at the baseball writ
ers' dinner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
Pittsfeld A. A. Has
Easy Time with White
Bears, Winning 66.33
Especial to Kennebec Journ

Pittsfeld. Jan. e7.--Pittshsi6 A. A.
had an easy time defeating the Maine
White Gears OF waterville at Union
hall Saturday night by q score Of 90
to SO. 1t was fast, clean game. Pitts
field excellins in every department. the
visitors taking many long shots. The
PittsHeId A. 4. Jrs. defeated the De
troit A. A. Jrs. 10 10 9 in q fast and
exciting game.
Next Saturday evening the pitts6Gld
A. A. meets the Bangor Five Aces IN
a challenged game IN Unioh hall.
The summary:
pITTqyrTEg. n A /eRN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28

Marvellous aids to dentistry in the
way OF pain absorbing electric rays,
electric stimulators to diseased gum
tissues. and other rsvoiutionizing
appliances include an electric vui-
canizer, which times. scientifically
and automatically. the exposure OF 4
plate to heat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
Gould Aead. e; eorham %

Gorham. Jan. 2G-Jvith Gorham
leading by one point until the last 10
seconds of play. Swan, right guard
Of Gould's academy tossed the ball
from the middle of the floor through
the basket without touching the rim,
and gave his team a one point vic
tory over Gorham Normal school
here tonight. The final score being
% to %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
'ORTLAND
eorb.n cirIs e. plymouth 20

Plymouth. n. H., Jan. es.-Un-
defeated for over three years. Cor
ham Normal school narrowly di-
verted the first tarnish from its clean
slate here last night in one Of the
most gruelling battles ever played on
the local court. when the Maine las
sizes spurted ahead of the Plymouth
Normal quintet in the. last period to
win % to rs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28

In an Egyptian family the parents
choose a name for their baby BY
lighting three candles. To each or
these they give a name. one OF the
three always belonging to some
dfgnified person. TIE candle that
burns the longest determines the
name to be bestowed upon the infant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
Decrins H3. Erceport 10

Portland. Jan. 2G.--Deering High
walked away with Freeport, % to 10,
in an uninteresting contest at the
Portland High gym last night. fea-
tured only by the stellar perform
ance of Tommy Braman. behring's
veteran guard. The carrot topped
youngster shared the scoring honors
with Johnny Frates and played
whale of a game on the defense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28

Blinks-We never begin to apPre-
ciate things until we are losing them.
Jinlls-Too true. Emptying the ice
pan every night doesn't look Hike
such an awful job now that I have
had to start carrying out the ashes
asain.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28

The Dutch say clogs are warmer
than boots and are perfectly water
proof. They are cut out OF light
wood By a carpenter, then whiten-
ed with white chalk. They are worn
outside the cities by both poor and
well-to-do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
Morse Girls Win

Bath, Jan. 26.-The Morse High
girls basketball team defeated an
alumnae seNtet here tonight at the
Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium, IS to 10.
in slow game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
Saturday Results
in Basketball
Berwick 81; York 20

York, Jan. o6-In the York County
lnterscholastic League today Berwick
academy of South Berwick defeated
York q to 20. Hammond and Dyar
were the stars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
Sanford Lection Wins

Sanford, Jan. 26-Sanford Ameri-
can Legion tonight defeated for the
second time this season the Milford
A.. c. quintet of Milford, n. H., % to
IL, in a fast game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
kennebunkport SO; Colonials ~

kennebunkport, Jan. 26-Kcnne-
bunkport High school easily defeat
ed the Colonials of Portland here to-
night. 80 to II. Benson, Doane and
Berry were the stars of the game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
He'll Saw So

WAS your garden a success last
year,"
Very much so. My neighbor's
chickens took first prize at the
poultry show
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
C. C. l. WINS FROM CONY PUCkMEN
NLAST PERIOD OF PLAY, SCORE 81

| men launched a fast attack on the
Cony team which swept them quite
Off their feet. Coburn made q num-
Der of long Shots for the Cony cage
but they were successfully warded
off until Drumnond, left wing of the
Coburn team, in a miX0p near the
Cony goal slipped the rubber by Nc
Donald for their first score. The
fastest plays of the game followed
with Coburn, in an offensive attack
On the Cony line. rushed the puck
around the rink until Drummond. In
his second fast play of the game saw
an opening through the Cony de-
tense and sent the disk home for his
second tally. tying the score. 2-2.
Cony began to realize that one more
successful play for the Coburn team
would put them in the lead. for they
put UP a stubborn stand against the
fast Coburnites. but the aggressive
ness of the upriver lads, and the fact
that they were hampered to large ex-
tent by the absence of their captain,
prevented them from stopping LeVeau.
in q brilliant play. from slipping the
puck by the Cony goalie for the third
time. nettins them the winning point.
Cony's playing in the last period was
not as fast as i'll the first, ond many
chance to score was thwarted when
Cony man getting The puck failed Ito
play it and. shooting to fellow play
en- played into the hands of the Coburn
men. who GRABBED the chance to gain
point and rushed the puck to the Cony
line where they were successful IN
gaining their three points.
In spite Of the frigid weather.
number OF the hardy sportsmen of Au-
gusta ventured onto the rink to watch
Cony and Coburn battle, and together
with watching the plays and running
back and forth. slapping their hands
together and III general trying to get
warm they were rewarded, not with
Cony victory but with one of the fast
est hockey games seen for some time.
The rink was in fine condition. the
snowfall of few days before having
been shovelled off and the zero weather
making the ice in the best of condition.
| COBURN go (o) CON1
DeVeau. rw ....... NV, Capt. Randall
Donnelly. ..........-... C. daruhef
Leary, ri ...-......... ru' QuiHioy
Weston Id ...... ID, Braustreet
! Hardy. 6 ............. &. Mcponald
Coburn .S................ -
Cony .....l y
Goals made by Randall and Quimby
FIR Cony. Dr,lmmond and DeEeau for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
Interest Intense r. r.
"Y" Bowling Tourney

Especial TO The Kennsbee Jsusnai),
WaterviIis. Me-, Jan. 27.-rEail-
read men are taking much interest
IN the bowling t6urnawsnt which
has started at the Railroad r. NJ.
9. a. suDsEinteHdsht Bern ID o.
fering q handsome silver cup to the
winner Of the Tournament re s.,
NJ. e. A. team ana the Ensin. ert
are tied for arst place, each hayfflf
won one and lost one. The Afsnien
ana brakemen have not yet started
rolling but according 70 reports TIT
are Boing 70 nut tive fast teanAA Into
the contest. The z. NJ. G. A. tealn
really has q little a@SsNteUa eVSr
the Epginesrs. Is the fetal pin an
= eeunted In each niatck. Il thg
TIVE matches relied the Z. N. c. a
: won s theirs with z tetaI Of - Sins
theirs With > lead sf - plis.
The standing: 80
~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
tso, MAINE WHITE ssAas

eupStitutlofs: Grover FOR Luce. Bad
ger for Grover, Hun for Badger. Geafs
from floor: Dorr Q, Dobson z. Prescott
s. Sewhouse s. Grover ., Badger
Walker ), Burke 3. Shoemaker 4.
Schmiedei :. Goals from feui: purk<
!. Eefcree. Hunter. Time. four los.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28

Goals made by Randall and Quimby
for Cony; Drummond and DeVeau for
Coburn. Substitution by Cony. Gregoire
for Randall; Coburn, West for Hardy.
Penalties. Quinby l min. for slashing,
Weston / min. for holding. Leary l
min. for disputing decision and minis.
for checking. Time. threelI-minute pc
RODS. Referee. Duffy. Timer. Thonlp-
son. Goal judges. Bougette of Bowdoin
and West of Coburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
So. Portland Girls IS, Brunswick 10

Brunswick, Jan. 2s.-South Port
land High girls rolled over the
Brunswick High aggregation here
this afternoon, Hamlin and Erickson
piling up a barrage of points which
left the locals at the short end of
a IS to 10 score. While the Cape
Guards held Brunswick to their few
points, Hamlin tossed in 10 field goals
and Erickson scored seven. Patten
led the losers attack.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28

The Morse code used universally
in biography was invented so years
ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-28
Credible Records
Made in Speed
League Bowling
Especial to Kennebec Jour

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Waterville, Me-, Jan. 27.-At the
end of the second week of the Speed
League finds three teams tied for
first place two for second, and three
for third place. All the teams seem
to be evenly matched.
Two records were broken last
week. Spot Collins now holds the
five string record of $50, while Leo
Diambri holds single record of 125.
G.. Ivers and Barney have high aver
age of 100. An exhibition match
will be rolled this week, probably
Friday night. Leo Diambri and Bar
ney VS.. Matthews and L. Ivers.
Twenty strings will be bowled.
Speed League standing: