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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16
s. Athletes Off Today Prestige In Olympic Games
Colby Football
Schedule-Baacke
Suggested as Coach
Especial 10 Kennebec JournaD

Waterville, June 14.-Athletic Direc-
tor c. Harry Edwards announced this
afternoon that the football schedule
for 1925 at Colby College had been
completed and passed by the athletic
and would be as follows:
Sept. 27-University of New Hamp-
shirt at Durham.
Oct. Brown at Providence.
Oct. 11-Trinity at Waterviue. ,
Oct. 1S-Bowdoin at Waterville.
Oct. 25-University of Maine at
Orono.
Nov. Open.
Nov. 11-Bates at Lewiston.
1t has become known that there Is
considerable sentiment in the athletic
governing board for faculty coach
to direct athletics, OF part of the ath--
letic program of the local college.
There have been a number of names
mentioned and it is understood that
among these is that of Henry +.
Baacke, who has been most success
full coach at Maine Wesleyan Seminary
at Kents Hill for the last few years.
Baachke is a graduate of Rhode Island
State College with the class of 1921
and spent one year at Colby Academy
before joining the faculty at kents
Hill. Since he has been at kents Hill
the Hilltoppers have had unusually
successful teams in football, baseball,
track and basketball.
No decision has been reached in the
matter by the athletic association and
the election of a football coach mas
been left in the hands of a committee
of three members. The committee IS
made up of A. E. Drummond, Prof.
George l.. Parmenter and Prof. Thomas
E. Ashcraft. They will select foot
ball mentor for the Blue and Gray
some time in the near future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16
Browns at Last
Con Over Mackmen

st. Louis. June 15.-The st. Louis
Browns broke their losing streak to-
dav, defeating Philadelphia to in
a ten inning game featured by heavy
hitting by both teams. Ten two
base hits and five home runs, kept
the result in doubt until the tenth
inning when Sisters single brought
in Kolp with the winning run. Will
liams drove out his eleventh homer.
Score:
Phila: 1000 o412 0-s-15-2
st. Louis 0 0 . 2 2 0 0 0 2 1-9-16-2
Baumgartner, Harris, Heimach,
Gray and Perkins, Bruggy; Nansil-
der. Danforth, Kolp and SEVERED,
Collins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16
Two Bodies Found
Believed Fugitives
From Fort Strong

Boston, June 15-Bodies Of two
men found today on beaches of har-
Dor Islands are believed to be those
or two Of the four soldiers who fed
from prison at Fort Strong on Long
Island. Boston harbor, on April %. 7
A body found on that island on
May rs was identified as that of
George f. Derocher Of New Bedford.
one OF the four. His arms and legs
had been severed which led the mill
1tary investigators to the conclusion
that the rowboat which the men stole
had been run down by shin in the
thick weather of the night of their
escape.
A fisherman found one body TO-DAY
on the shore Paddock's Island and
a woman led the police to the other
on the beach at Squaw Rock, Souan-
tum. Although both bodies were
clothed in dungareesi such as mill
tary prisoners wear. it was impossi-
bic to identify either.
Beside Derocher. the men who es-
capped were Robert c. Brody. Arthur
McGuir and Albert Pollard, all sery-
ing short sentences.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16
253 men AND
WOMEN ATHLETES
OFF FOR 0LYMPICS

New York. June 15.-(By A PA
modern argosy, bearing a Jssonic host
in quest of the golden fleece of interna-
tional athletic triumph, will set sail
tomorrow when the main body of
Americas Olympic team departs for
Paris and the 1924 worlds champion
ships.
Headed by track and field array Of
l0o stars, total aggregation of 253
men and women athletes who will car.
ry the Yankee shield in eight differen.
branches of competition, will embark
from Hoboken on the specially charter
ed steamer America. The departure is
scheduled to take place at noon, cast
ern standard time, to the accompani-
ment of a fitting patriotic farewell
demonstration.
In addition to the track team, the
expedition will include, according to
official announcement tonight, IL ,gyal-
rasts, 20 boxers, II wrestlers, SO men
and "a women swimmers, seven cy-
clists, IL fencers and 10 oarsmen.
The Yale varsity eight. which won
the right to represent the United State s
in the Olympics by a record breaking
victory in the final trials at Philadel-
phia yesterday, is scheduled to leave
on the Homeric next Saturday, the day
after the Blue boat, attempting one of
the most unusual campaigns in aquatic
annals. rows it's annual four-mile race
with Harvard at New London, Conn.
Seldom in the nearly Sc years of
Olympic history has the United States
assembled SO formidable a collection CT
athletic stars in defence of the laurals
this country has carried off consist
emily since the first games at Athens
in 1916. Particularly is this true of
the track and field squad. which in
spite of the fact that it faces probably
the stiffest competition of all time, will
sail with high hopes of triumph as a
result of the spectacular showing made
in the final tryouts at the Harvard
stadium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16
SkOwhegan Athletes
Receive Letters in
Baseball-Track
Various Activities

Skowhegan, June 1.-THE follow
ing students of Skowhegan High
were announced as winners of let
tiers in baseball and track by Coach
Archie o. Dostie at the baseball and
track complimentary banquet:
saskatchewan Richard Laney,
William Cowett, Adolph Fluett, Man
ager William Cole, Reginald McAllis-
ter. Joseph Goulette. Douglass Dy-
sart, Emile Dionne. Charles Bess,
Roy Macklin and James Dysart.
Track - Captain Leander Foss,
Emile Dionne. James Dysart, Gerald
Stinchfield. Adolph Provost. Howard
Spofford and Manager Reginald Nc
Allister
ISkowhegan track team has taken
part in four track meets. It won the
Abbott school meet at Farmington:
won the Colby College Interscholastic
meet; defeated Coburn Classical In
stitute in dual meet at Skowhegan:
and won fifth place in the Bowdoin
College Interscholastic meet.
William Cowett, who has been
catcher for the baseball team this
year, has been elected captain for
next years baseball team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16
MONEY EASY IN
BUSINESS, FINANCIAL
CIRCLES LAST WEEK

New York, June 15-(By A. PAN
extraordinarily easy money market.
which stimulated prices of investment
securities was the feature of the week
in business and finance. The call rate
on the New York stock exchange fell
back to per cent while 90-day time
money was available at per cent The
rate on bankers acceptances relaxed
to ,? and e per cent. basis.
With money cheaper than at any
time since the start of the war, the
reductions in the discount rates by
the federal reserve banks at New YORK
and Boston to 81 per cent. were con-
sidcred natural responses to opening
market conditions. The now discount
rates are the lowest for all classes Of
paper in the history of the system, The
reaction in business and the heavy gold
imports were considered largely re-
sponsible for the surplus of loanable
funds. Other factors were the aosance
of the frozen credits which existed dur
ing the depression of 1920, the lower
level of commodity prices and the d.
minishing supply of short term invest
ments. Little change was apparent
in the steel situation. Publication of
the steel corporations untitled orders
as of June / disclosed decrease Of
$50, 600 tons and left the total at g.
62S,0oo, which is the smallest since No.
vember. 1914.
The decline, slightly larger than
that of April, was not a surprise be-
cause the figures on iron and steel FRO
duction during May had shown that the
industry had suffered severely. 1t is
thought that the June decrease in the
corporations unfinished business Will
be smaller, as the rate of shipments
has fallen to about SIS per cent. of ca
racitY While new orders are holding
fairly steady.
The steel industry as a whole con-
tinue to operate at about IS per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16
White SOx Overhaul
And Beat Senators

Chicago. June 1.-THE White Sox
defeated Washington here today. af-
ter the Senators got away to three
run lead in the first, adding one in
the fourth. The Sox damned four
runs into their half of the fourth and
won out in the seventh. Zahniser
gave way to Russell IN this inning
while Lyons went out in the fourth.
Hooper batting for him. Connally
was effective. The score:
Washington
3oo1 o 0 0 o a.: 90
Chicago 80 0 q 4 o o 2 O x-6 1913
Zahniser. Russell and Ruel; Lyons,
Connally and Grouse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16
CONY HIGH LADS CRAB SO WIN
over FAST LEWISTON HIGH TEAM

let-like drive to left. Ellis was out
at second on Reds grounder and
Aubin was robbed of a three-bagger
by a sensational catch by Walsh way
up on the bank in center. w. Hay
den ended the ARRAY by grounding
out to Callahan.
Cony added another in the fifth
on Reids single and Aubin's double.
The final two came in the seventh
when Bradstreet was hit and TOOK
third on Ellis single and scored
when Ellis was thrown out at sec
ond on Reid's tap. On throw
around Reid took third and raced
home on Aubin's sacrifice fly to left
Lewiston scored three in the
sixth on a walk. home run. an err
ror and a single. In the eighth the
team batted round, five runs being
scored on four hits and two miscues.
The score:
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Mays Forced to Flee
Before Attack Giants

New York. June 15.-Carl Mays.
appearing at the Polo grounds. for
the first time since the 1922 world
series, was driven from the mound
in the sixth inning today after al
lowing all of the Giant runs in their
to victory over Cincinnati. Nc
Quillan, touched for 10 hits, was tight
in the pinches. The Giants gained
half game on Chicago. The score:
Cincinnati 0 0 o o o o 1 o 0-1-1o-4
New York 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 x-4.10-0
Mays, May and Wingo; McQuillan
and Snyder, Gowdy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16
DODGERS TAKE
ONE FROM CARDS

Brooklyn, June 15.-Reuther held
st. Louis to four hits and Brooklyn
made a two of three in the series by
winning 4 to 8. Two Of the Cardi-
nal hits, punched with two errors and
pass in the sixth. resulted in all
Of their runs. Johnson injured his leg
sliding to home in the eighth, was
forced to retire and may he out of
+ the game for some time. Score.
st. Louis % 0 0 o 0 8 0 o o. 4-3
Brooklyn 30 O o 1 90 x-4-12-5
Dyer and Gonzales: Reuther and
Taylor.
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Unknown BOXER I
killed IN new YORK
victim OF GRUDCE

New York. June 15-WilanI
(Billy) Brennan, prominent hcayy.I
weight boxer, was shot and killed to.
day in the Tia Juana cabaret al
which he was the proprietor. James
Cullen. a state trooper, was shot rI
the neck as he ran to -5rennans resi-
cue.
James Hughes and Frank Rass.
believed TO be two of band Of fuI
who did the killing are under arrest
Brennan was chatting with friends
when Hughes. who is described as AMI
unkempt individual with a prison
record, asked the puGilist TO se;p
outside for a moment. Shots were
heard almost Immediately afterwariI
Brennan's sister. Known on trs
stage as Shirley sherman. told the
police she ran outside and saw fvs
men all of whom ran away when shsI
appeared. She seized Hughes by the
arm as she screamed for henI
Hughes, however. threw her TO thu
floor. a bullet halted Cullen who
was close behind the Girl. He stag.I
Gered back into the Cauaret and fell
unconscious.
Hughes and Rassi. became separ.
ated from their companions and
turned up corridor the door 81
which was closed. Breaking thsI
glass of the door with the butts III
their pistols they walked into thu
butts of their pistols they walked in.
to the arms of Police Lieutenant
john Hagerty. They beat Hagertv'
into Inconsistencies commandment
taXicab and fed.
Two policemen, attracted by thsI
firing, took up the chase in another
taxi and captured the pair after a
breakneCk drive. Both have served
terms in prison. the police said. The
band. according to the police, srI
members of { "HelTs Kitchen" gan.I
who have apparently borne a crudgsI
against the pugilist for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16
Indians Big 9Th
Defeats Yankees

Cleveland. June 15--Cleveland won
today from New York. 10 to 3, n the
first game Of the series The locals
made six runs in the sixth inning.
driving Shawkey from the box.
In. sliding home in the first inning,
Left Fielder Combs of the Yankees
dislocated his right ankle. He was
carried from the field.
With two on base in the seventh.
Myatt hit a home run. Score:
New York 5 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 O. 5; 90
Cleveland / o O o 0 s 3 0 x-10; II; 2
Shawkey. CASTOR. Pipgras and
Sohang, Hoffman,; Shaute and Myatt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16
With a man on third would
you sacrifice with one man out :?
Why?
Answered by
FRANK FRISCH

= Second baseman, New York
Giants; His timely hitting has
made him known a. tine game
' ~rseker." Best second saeker in the
National League
! In such a case the batter should
always try fbr safe hit or else
long fly to the outfield in order to
have the man on third score without
any danger of being thrown out by
an outfielder catching the ball. Some
teams would use the squeeze play in
. this case. IL the infield should be
playing back and the batter sees this
Is n chance OF bunting the ball
safely, the bunt would be a good
play to be sure OF the run.
copyright, 1924, Associated Editors)
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Will Filed Three
Hours After Killed

sanford. June 13.-Three hours
after he had been killed. when a
troJiey car hit a team in which he
was riding, the will of Edward H.
doWen OF this town was filed in the
PROBATE court today and was found
10 contain many public requests.
among these was $4,000 left to the
riverside cemetery for the purpose
o, erecting a memorial chapel, and
$1,000 to the Sanford Hospital AS
ISOLATION to provide free beds for
the poor and needy of Sanford.
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Farmer-LabOrites
Not to Nominate
National Candidates

st. Paul. MINI, June 15.-No can
didates for national Offices will be
nominated at the Farmer-Lab Dor
Progressive national convention here
starting Tuesday, according to an
announcement of William Mahoney,
of st. Paul. chairman of the ar
rangement committee.
The way will be left open, he said,
to throw whatever strength is @om-
manded to Senator Robert NJ. Lafol-
lette of Wisconsin. should the Wis
consin Senator be endorsed for
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TIGERS WITH CLAWS ,UNSHEATHED
TEAR RED SOx FOR 10 TO 4 VICTORY

Detroit, Mich, June 15.-Detroit
smothered Boston under an ava
lanche of q hits today and won the
first game of the series 10 to 4.
Each Detroit player got at least one
hit while Manager Cobb hit safely
five out of six times at bat. In his
last time UP. he smashed the bail
to deep center but was robbed OF a
hit by Flagstead. who made start.
ling one handed catch. The score:
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Legion Ballmen
Lose at TOgus to
Hazards of Gardiner

Especial to kennebec JournaD
Togus. June 1.-THE American
Legion nine lost its first game o: the
season here SATURDAY. when the
Hazards of Gardiner defeated hem
Is to 6. Perry. pitched for the visi-
tors and held the Home boys at his
mercy except in the seventh when
they had a batting rally. getting nve
hits ana as many runs. For the
Legion nine, Giroux pitched the hrst
dix innings, allowing ten hits ana
seven runs. while Pomerleau finished.
The grounds being wet handicapped
the boys from fielding sharp hits
which had to be scored as such. al
Though on dry grounds they would
have been caught for outs.
The score:
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Golf Course at
Bangor Opens Sat.

Bangor. Me-, June 1.-THE first
nine holes of the 1s-hole golf course
at the Penobscot Valley Country club
in orono were opened for play this
afternoon. when Henry W. Cushman
OF Bangor. president Of the club,
drove golf ball from the first tee at
2 o'clock.
Many of the 500 members of the
club We're present for the afternoon
play and remained for the buffet
supper and dance in the clubhouse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16
TT You are interested in COM

IF YOU are interested In COM
i munity development you are in
,xited to correspond with the Secre
itary of this organization and state
the swimming conditions in your
locality and how you think they
should be improved.
You will be given suggestions re-
cardinS the raising of funds based
on the experience Of other cities
and you will be referred to expert
enced engineers who will advise
YOU of the probable expense and
furnish plans and specifications
without cost to you.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

! st. Paul 4: Louisville 0. (frst
Eame;) st. Paul ?; Louisville s,
ksecond game.)
Columbus Q; Kansas City 4. (first
eame:) Columbus 8: Kansas City 4.
ssecond gaTe.)
Milwaukee s.: Toledo 8, (nrst
kame:) Milwaukee .: Toledo I. (sec-
end ganie.)
Minneapolis 9; Indianapolis 10,
s(erst game) II innings; second game
sailed of on account of six o'clock
CLOSING lava
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

L Rochester IS: Jersey City o, (lrst
ame:p Rochester II: Jersey City o.
Il syracuse 8: Newark 2.
II Toronto III, Reading 6,
buHalo 8; Baltimore 9; (irst
ames) Buffalo 5. Baltimore s. tie.
aecond same. Z innings by agree
ulsAt.
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Bv Bert Ball.

Send for booklet by Harry Hazel.
hurst, swimming director, Chicago
Athletic club, on How to Swim y
Also, if you wish to figure on a
swimming pool we have q booklet
on pool construction.
Club leaders and camp promoters
will be interested in the new book.
let now in press, water Sports
which gives forty games to be
played by novices in the water
Sent free TO all who are taking an
active interest in outdoors. also 10
physical directors who wish to
create a greater interest in the
swimming game all year round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16
EASTERN LEAGUE

Hartford 2: Bridgeport S, first
game;) Hartford s; Bridgeport 8,
(second game.)
Worcester 8: New Haven 8 first
game;) Worcester 2; New Haven 8.
lsecond game.)
Pittsfield 3; Waterbury 1, (first
game:l Pittsfield i; Waterbury 2,
tsecond game.)
Springfield s; Albany 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16

Two base hits. Shanks, O'Neill.
Lee, Flagstead, Cobb CD, Heilman
CO. Blue. Sacrifices, Ezzell. Blue:
Double plays, Burke, Rignev and
Blue. Left on base. Boston z: De-
3: Fhur 1: Whitehill 1. Struck out,
by Quinn .: Ross 1; Whitehill ).
Hits. off Quinn II in ID innings;
off Fhur 5 in ! %: Ross 4 in >. Hit
by pitcher. by Whitehill (Flagstead).
Losing pitcher. Quinn. Umpires,
Evans and Ormsby. Time PIP.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-16

: Earned fGhs Hazards 10; Legion
&. ThreS base hits Russell. Giroux.
Two base hits Davis ;. Kelly. Jordan.
Long. Fuller, Ivory 2. Pratt White.
Struck out by Perry 10; by Giroux,
by Pomerleau. Double plays Kelly,
Russell and Goggins; Giroux, Pom
erleau, Gould. Hit by pitched ball.
ny Giroux. Wild pitch Pomerleau ..
Base on balls by Perry Q'ory,
fomerleau:) by Pomerleau NC
ponald) Umpires Kane and Kit
ehen. Time las. Attendance 800.
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II. S. Rifle Team
Takes Lead in
Olympic Competition

Rheims, France. June 15.-The
United states olympic rife team to-
day led the field in the first day
competition at Chalons, with the
Swiss and Argentine teams second
and third. The contest today was at
Boo metres, standing.
Tho scores were as follows:
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Meusel and Cole
Suspended Result
N. Y.-DetrOit Riot

Chicago. June 16-President John
son of the American League today
suspended Bob Meusel. outfelder
with the Yankees, and Bert Cole. De-
troit pitcher. as a result Of the New
York-Detroit game which broke up in
riotous disorder Yesterday.
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Cony High 30 q . VI
Jordan High % O &C 0 } o 0-S
Runs made by w. Hayden, Howe,
r. Hayden. Webb. Gregoire. Brad
street >. Reid >, Robbins, Callahan,
Walsh. Martell. Matthews =, Jordan
Leighton. Two base hits. Brad
street. Three base hits, Gregoire.
r. Hayden. Home runs, Walsh.
Stolen bases, Leighton, Howe. Sac
rifice hits, Aubin. Double plays,
Howe and Bradstreet. Left on bases,
Cony ), Lewiston 6. First base on
errors, Cony, Lewiston. Base on
balls, off Aubin 4. off Giguere ]. off
Jordan 3. Hits, off Giguere in j.
off Jordan 6 in :. Hit by pitcher
by Aubin. c. Martell. Wade, by Jor-
dan, Bradstreet. Struck out, by Au-
bin 6, by Giguere ., by Jordan a.
Wild pitches. Aubin. Umpire. Nc
Donough. Time. 2.15.
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SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
and GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
New York 8: Cincinnati 6. =.
Brooklyn S; St. LOUISE. z
Philadelphia 8; Pittsburgh I.
Chicago Boston, rain.
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TODAY'S GAMES

St. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Chicago 6; Washington q.
Detroit 10; Boston q.
Cleveland 10; New York 8.
St. Louis 9; Philadelphia 8 (1o
innines).
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TODAYS GAMES

Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

New York 4; Cincinnati 1.
Brooklyn 4; St. Louis 8.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
SATURDAYS RESULTS

On OrUA1 hESOE .
Cleveland 8; Boston 2 III inn.).
New York g.; Detroit 8.
Chicago 10; philadelphia 8.
Washington 7; St. Louis 8.
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Totals ........3j ~ "A
x-Batted for Fhur in 18th.
xx-Batted for Ross in 9th.
Detroit