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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
COLBY TRACKSTERS
NAMED FOR ANNUAL
MEET AT Bates

Colby College, May S-Manager Ii
onel Hebert of the Colby track team
forwarded last night to ]. r. Bradeen,
secretary Of the Maine Track and
Field Association, IS entries as Col
by's quota to the annual Maine in
tercollegiate track and field cham
pionships which will be held on the
Bates track, Lewiston, a week from
Saturday.
The Colby entry list is filled to the
limit allowed by the association IN
every event except the 100 yard dash,
120 and 220 yard hurdle, high jump,
broad jump and pole vault.
Colby track followers will admit
that there are a couple of good per-
formers in the list but they do not
expect the team to be very serious
contender for the championship be-
cause they have no team balance and
are too weak in the field events and
middle distance events.
The list of entries as sent in by
Manager Hebert is:
100 yard dash: G. l.. Mittlesdorf.
Roy c. Hearson, II. S. Carson and
Kenneth j. Smith.
220 yard dash: G. L. Mittlesdorf, L.
c. Hearon, II. L. Hearon, II. l.. Car
son, X. ]. Smith, J. l.. Berry and Ell
mer NJ. Taylor.
44O yard run: II. c. Hearon, r. f.
Brown. j. l.. Berry, z. NJ. Taylor, l..
+. McBay and X. L. Shaw.
$50 yard run: Il. f. Brown, j. l..
Berry, r. f. Prescott, r. w. Payne,
James Brudna, j. N.LauShton.
10 p
Brudna, JIM. Laughton, r. f. Prescott,
d S. Thurlow, \. j. Hilton.
Two mile run: r. w. Payne. James
Brudha, j. n. Laughton. w. r. Cad
wallader A. Jordan, Jr.. F. c. Taylor.
120 yard high hurdle: +. NJ. Tay-
lor. c. H. Jordan, E. L. Soule, j. F.
Flynn, A. w. Wassell.
go yard low hurdle: l.. r. M2Bay.
*. f. Shaw. L. NJ. Taylor, A. W. VAS
sell. J. +. Flynn.
@iunning high jump: Il. F. Fransen,
G.. r. Nickerson, b. Z. Soule, c. w.
Johnson.
Running broad jump: &. E. Soule,
X J. Smith, c. II. Jordan, e. f. Par
menter, II. s. Carson.
Pole vault: c. II. Jordan, G.. T.
Nickerson J. +. Fowler.
Putting the 1G pound shot: X. L..
Wentworth. ]. II. Morse. c. +. Get
cheli. =. Seiderman, a. W. Burckel, T..
Y. Moynahan.
Throwing is pound hammer: Il. L..
Wentworth. G. L. Getchell. ]. F. Good
rich. II. ii. De Orsay, +. Seiderman, A.
II. Dunn.
Throwing the DISCUS: J. II. Morse,
X L. Wentworth. c. L. Getchell, A.
II. Dunn, w. c. Cowing, e. T. Moyna-
han.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
Waterville May
Meet Cony Harriers
Track Meet, May IL
Especial to the Kennebec Journal

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
WaterNille, May 9--The second
step to revive the track sport at the
yesterday when Jerome Murray of
the class of 1924 was appointed man
ager of the track team. He is eX-
tremely popular with the boys and
the choice seems to be a wise one.
Letters are in his hands from both
Skowhegan and Cony each wanting
to have a duel meet with the high
school on May II. 1t looks as if the
team will compete with Cony al
though they may meet the Somerset
team. On Saturday the interclass
meet will be held at the high school,
Eight events will be run off at this
time. Nearly all of the students in
the school will take part in this
meet.
Coach Sussman has the regular
squad out every night working hard
He thinks that there is much wasted
material in the school and hopes to
uncover it at this meet.
The tennis team went TO the Colby
college yesterday afternoon and
played a practice game with the reg
ular Colby team. They showed up
good against such players and are
confident of having good season.
They will oppose the Gardiner team
at the Colby courts Saturday after
noon and expect a win.
The baseball team will oppose the
Cony team at Augusta Saturday.
Coach Hendricks is far from salts
fed with his men and will spend
much time with them tonight. The
ragged work of the intield in the
past few games will be corrected at
this time.
The results of the tennis game
with Colby were as follows: Singles:
Palmer CIV. H. s. defeated Brown
(Colby) Cd: Talberth (WHS) de-
feated Sackett (Colby) 6-3: Gamer
(Colby) defeated Neal (WHS) 60.
Doubles: Barnes and Sacket. Colby,
defeated Palmer and Talberth
(WHS) Ga; Smith and Macomher
(Colby) defeated Neal and Smith,
(WHS) G-1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
ALUMNI SHOWS
WATERvILLE HIGH
The WAY, 1872
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Especial TO .kenneDec JournaI)
Waterville, May S-The Waterville
high school baseball team met defeat
yesterday at the hands Of the Alum
nj by a s to 2 count. The game was
fast all the way through and marked
by some fine playing.
Dulac twirled a great game for the
high school but his mates failed to
help him along. Time and time
again he was forced to work himself
out of bad holes. He famed ten men
but the Alumni found him for 10
hits, four Of which were two baggers
the others were good clean singles.
Donovan playing in center field for
the purple and white got his second
three Dagger in two days besides
getting single. He caught a pretty
fly which would have gone for an
extra base.
The Alumni looked much better
than the high school lads and even
though they had some of the real
old timers in their lineup they GER
tainly looked good. Beatty pitched
an excellent game tanning IL and
also getting two hits.
The game looked is If it would be
one tight affair after the second inn
ing but in the third the old timers
found Dulac for two hits getting two
runs. They continued adding runs
and at the end of the game had a
total of 6. The high school boys
could not find the apple until the
ninth when three Dagger, a single,
and an error netted them two runs.
The best they could do was to get
five hits from the offerings Of Beatty.
The Sooro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

The following from the snor.,.
editor of the springfield Studsr.s
will be of interest to Augusta for..
THE following concerning one :,
your local boys may interest vo "
Carr Kennedy, former Bowdoin az
lete. as a veteran member OF ~.
Springfield college track team 4.
again proving to be a consists..
point winner. In the recent Sprin.
University of Delaware trapr
meet, held on Pratt field, Sprirn
field. he cleared the bar in the na,,
vault at over II feet, finishing Is
first place. In the first meet Of N.
season with Wesleyan he diviSns
first honors in the same event wi,S
q teammate. He is one of Sprirs
fields entries, who is expected :.
score. in the Eastern Inter-coIlss
ates, May L."
Local fans who have followed a.,
career OF Freddy Mcguire. the HoIT
Cross flash who played second r..
the Millionaires in 1922 will be ir,a,
ested to learn that he is proving N,
sensation of the American Assoc;a
ton by his work for Toledo where !,
has been farmed out by the Giant,
Freddy has already been dubbed N.
Hawk because of his middle sac,
play and in addition he is leading p.
team with the stick having an ayo,,
age of over 900. Toledo papers ~.
featuring his. work nearly every il.
sue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
LEAGUE WILL START
FIRST week IN JUNE

The Augusta Twilight League, a.
ways a favorite with those who liz.
to see future George Sisters in mino-
settings, will be Bigger and bette,
than ever this year if the enthusiasm
shown at tn. meeting held at the ~
is any prophecy of future success. Ey.
erythinG which marked the old learus
is changed, all presumably for the te,.
ter. In the first place the association
Will play this year under the name Of
the \. NJ. c. 4. Twilight Baseball
League. The alliance will be under
the leadership of Robert Faulkner
whose selection shows decided wisdom
on the part of those instrumental in
placing him at the head of the rejuys.
mated minor league. Harlan $. Ken.
redy will keep the books and banda
the bank book and with the untirng ef.
forts which have characterized mis- past
undertakings should aid largely n
bringing the league out on the long
end financially.
The representatives of the resSects
teams started the affaic off in the right
manner by electing very efficient com.
mittees for all matters pertaining TO
the success of the now league. The fact
that eight teams-NiCkcry d Hill Calu.
met Club, Gannetts. Crossets, Cush.
noes. American Legion, Elks ard Com.
pany Twill compose the organic.
ton. longer schedule than has for.
merly been the custom Will lie put into
effect. The men who vii larranEe the
business affairs will do their duty
through the following committees;
Constitution committee, NcDonough.
Elks, Harvey, Legion, and Liable Of
the Calumet Club; committee on schcd-
uIe, knight, Gannctts, Hall, Crossets
and Cooper of Company +: committee
On tickets. Martin, Elks. Hall, Crossets,
and Bedell of the CushnoCs.
The schedule committee manifested
Its vim and vigor by commencing op-
erations before the meeting adjourned
The fact that Company + and Gauretls
both make trips out of the city during
the summer season makes II necessary
to use great care in arranging the
schedule TO overcome these unavoidable
ditficulties. However, those in charge
or this end of the association declare
that the schedule will be the least Of
tIc tIOuUIeS.
A large and appropriate baseball tro-
ply will be offered as an incentive to
greater efforts on the part of each team
and this, with the rivalry naturall
existing among the respective indivld
ual organizations in the city, Should
tend TO produce a clever brand Of base
ball In the minor league. The team
represented consist of the largest am
most influential social ana business al
liances in :he city and therefore oacl
team should have it's own crowd q
loyal rooters. The first games vii
he played during the first week II
June. continuing for period Of ncarI
two months. Moro definite informa
tion will be given after the next meet
ing, which will take place next Frida.
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
CrimsOn-GOld
Plays Westbrook
Ballsters Today
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Especial to kennebec JouraaD
Waterville. May S-The Coburn
baseball team will play Westbrook
nine today on Libby Field at 800 F.
-. The Coburn team is going like a
whirlwind winning one of the best
lanes seen in this section for a Ions
time Wednesday from kents Hill TO
= Coburn has a first class infield in
Shanahan. McCroary, Fielder and
Minnehane, who is subbing for
Scaghr!ni. Minnehane showed that
he was of the first string type against
Kents Hill when he got four assists
without a mishap and got one of Co.
burns FIVE hits. The outfield will be
as usual Grady, Trial and Donnelly.
"Bozo" Weston will do the back
stopping, but Coach Haines has not
decided who will toe the slab as he
is saving Bragg for the game Satur-
day with Hebron.
Westbrook has an equally as strong
outfit as the Elm City bunch and
has won seven and lost one tilt. CO.
burn is so far undefeated this year.
A very good crowd attended the
game Wednesday and many more are
expected Friday and Saturay. There
has been bleachers put upon the field
and will accommodate a large crowd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
P. C. F.'s LassO "Bill"
Buckland, SOuthpaw

Great Works, May 5.-The managing
board of theP. c. F. A A. have been
very busy of late searching for a first
class lineup for this seasons baseball
team. They have been in communica-
ton with many men and have started
by signing up William auckland of Co.
rinna, already familiar in this vicinity
Billy" auckland, as he is known all
over the State, is a snappy little south
paw having won his way high into
semi-pro baseball both in and out of
the State, having had a very success
full season last year with the Blue
Ridge League of Hanover. Pa. He has
also played in the past with most of
the teams making up the newly organ
lied Maine League. He not only has
plenty of speed and lots of stuff on the
ball but is better than the ordinary
pitcher with the stick and secured a
high average during the 1922 season
when he won many hard fought bat
ties for P. c. F.
The P. c. F. A. A. are fortunate in
getting in touch with Billy" who will
I'LL the role of player manager. sue
ceeding James Fitzpatrick of Portland.
who finished up the season with P. c.
T. Last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
ROMERO, CHILEAN,
TO MEET JOHNSON
AT GARDEN TONIGHT

New York, May S-The first i'm
portant battle of the heavyweight
elimination series that will eliminate
III championship fight for the sur
vivor with Jack Dempsey N Septem-
Der takes place tomorI ow night at
Madison Square Garden when Quin-
tin Romero, rugged Chilean, makes
his American debut m a 10 round
match with Floyd Johnson, Iowa
heavyweight.
Following this on Monday, Harry
Wills, giant negro. who has been sign
ed by Tex Richard for a long awaited
match with Dempsey, will be tested
against BARLEY Madden. veteran Irish
heavyweight, in Il round contest at
the greensboro Stadium.
The outcome of both bouts will be
watched with keen interest, particu-
larly the shoWinGS of Romero, and
untried product, who aspires to sup
plant Luis Firpo as South Americas
title contender, and Wills. who is out
to prove his claim to being Dempseys
logical challenger"
Wills is favored to knock out Mad
den, despite the latter's reputation
for durability, but Johnson has been
installed favorite over Romero be-
cause OF his superior speed and box
ing ability. Many critics however,
believe Romero's harder hitting will
decide the battle in his favor. John
son. whose inability TO back up his
Gameness with decisive punching
ability has cost him success so far is
trying a comeback after being knock
ed out by jess Willard and Jack Re-
nault
According to Richards heavyweight
program, the winner of the Romero
Johnson fight will he matched with
Renault in June. The victor of that
contest probably will face Wills to
decide Dempsey's opponent in the
title fray which the promoter now
plans to stage at BoyIe's Thirty Acres
September G.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
U. S. Olympic Soccer
Squad Totals II

New York. May S.-The American
Olympic soccer squad which sails
Saturday. has been increased to IL
it was learned today, with the addi-
ton of Samuel II. Dalrymple, a
member of the Disston Athletic AS
ISOLATION of TaCony. Pa. Dalrymple
is the eighth forward in the squad
and the eighth man from the vici-
nifty of Philadelphia. New York city
has only representative in William
Findley of Bayonne. player on the
Galicia Football club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
Marathon Champion
Given Harvard "Ho

Cambridge, Mass, Nav s-cIar.
ence II. Demar of Melrose was ~.
night awarded a varsity track n nv
the Harvard Athletic Committee for
MS work "fn winning the Boston
marathon in 1911 and three times
since" He was a regular student ri
the college from 1910 to l9f3 and
TOOK special courses the next two
years by which he received the de-
gree OF Associate in Arts.
80 lar as could be learned tonight
TINS Is the second time in Haryard,s
history that an athletic letter has
peen given for work outside of col
iege competitions. Bobby Jones re-
ceived a golf H after winning the
national open championship during
tne summer following his last school
year at Harvard. Aoo'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
HEBRON TO TAKE
LARGE CLUSTER OF
barriers To U. OF NJ
Especial to kennebec JournaD

tSpCCldl 10 henneDec JOurnal)
Hebron Academy, May S-Coach
Truman w. Hollis of the Hebron
academy tack team intends to take
a good large squad TO Orono on
Saturday for their meet with Univer-
sity of Maine Freshmen. He is
pretty sure that with such stars as
Capt. Rowe of Auburn, Beach and
Hobbs of Fitchburg, Mass. Flint of
Pennington, Wardwell of West Paris
and Raymond of North Jay, and
few more of the outstanding mem
bers of the squad. that they will
make the going hard for the Maine
Freshmen.
Coach Charlie Dwyer is putting
his charges through some fast work
outs these few days in prepare ton
for the big same with Coburn Clas-
steal on Friday T. NJ. in WaterVille
1t is most likely that Rollie Finn.
the brother of the famous Pete"
Finn, former Bowdoin star, will get
the assignment in the box against
the maroon and gold players.
kelleher returned to school Mon
day, and he will be back at his old
position in left field when the team
faces Coburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
Civilians Win
First Game Ball
Played at Nat. Home

Especial TO The Kennebec Journa)
Togus. May 9.-In the first ball
game of the season at the Branch,
the Civilians won from the Canadian
Speed Sox 10 to in five inning
game. There was a good deal of
hitting by the winners, Pratt and
Glazier getting triples. Cooper a
home run, Varnum, Ivory. Gould
and Giroux doubles. Glazier pitched
a good game, allowing six hits. two
walks. while his opponent was hit
IA times and passed 6. 1t is ex-
pected that there will be another
match next week and the boys prom
Use much better contest
Civilians ....0 > 6 z @19-14-1
Can. Speed Sox L 1 . o L 3 6-1
Batteries, Glazier and Fuller;
Pomroy and Lister.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
Confident Osborne, =.
Illinois Star, Will
Be in Paris Olympics

New York. May S-The American
Olympic committee is confident that
tho high jumping style of Harold
Osborne. Illinois Athletic club star
and holder of the worlds indoor rec
ord. is legal and that he will be per-
mitted to compete in the Olympic
games in Paris despite the object
tons of France.
The decision now IL in the hands
OF the International Amateur Ath-
letic federation which acts as an
Olympic jury in such cases.
The basis OF France action is said
TO be an article from an American
paper describing Osborne's style as
more OF a dive or roll over the bar
than a Jump.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
COburn Seconds
Are Whipped by
SkOWhegan Nine
(Spccial TO kennebec Journal

Especial TO kennebec Journal)
Skowhcgan, May S-Skowhegan
trimmed Coburn seconds. 81 in a
game Of baseball played at Fairview
parry today. Skowhegan got all fve
counters In the first two cantos.
Coburn succeeded in squeezing out
one run in the seventh inning. Both
pitchers, simmons and Macklin,
pitched n good game OF ball.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
Sisler Features
In Cardinals Win

Cleveland, Ohio. May S-St. Louis
made it three out OF four from
cleveland today, winning A to j.
Wingard college recruit, hclu
Cleveland to six scattered hits.
Manager Sisler won for the Browns.
With two out in the first inning, he
singled and stole second, scoring on
McManus single. In the fifth with
two out he hit his first home run OF
the season, scoring Ellerbe ahead OF
him Score:
St. Louis | q 0 0 0 0-4-8-O
Cleveland 0 0 0 l 0 o 0 0 O-l-h-0
Wingard and SEVERED, Smith and
l.. SeWell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
COLLINS 3-PILLOW CRASH IN 1ST
ENOUGH TO Trim SENATORS, AZ

Boston, May s-John Collins triple
of Walter johnson in the first inning
scored the two Boston runs and was
the outstanding feature Of the Red
Sox 4 to victory over Washington
today. Ehmke held the visitors to fi:e
hits. While Johnson struck out eight,
he walked three and bit two and all
three Of the players who were passed
eventually scored. Score:
WASHINGTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
Injured Hand Will
Not Stop Berlenbach-
KeiSer Bout. Nav 20

New York. May S-Paul Berlen.
bach's injured hand will keep him
from fulfilling his scheduled match
with Billie MCGOWAN at Madison
Square Garden on Friday night but
it will not cause a cancellation of his
match with Fay Keiser. Cumberland
Nd. middleweight. on May 90, Oar
Hickey. Berlenbach's manager, said
today.
The hand has responded to treat
ment and DR.. w. G. Fraliek, bone
extert, who is attending it, said il
would be as well as ever for the
match with Keiser.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
All games postponed, rain, W
grounds,

Paris. May S-Sneak-thieves to
day entered the dressing room oil u
American olympic rugby footpa
team at the Colonies olympic 81, =,
dunn and robbed the players OF q
their -aluables. about 5000 fransa
and several hundred dollars In Ah ~,
erican currency. Tho men tonlssS,
were disconsolate especially over An
loss of their jewelry which incluuI,,,
number OF watches and n'eOS'
won in athletic tournaments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
COLLEGE GAMES

At Middlebury, Vt-Middlebury
Norwich ].
At NewtoK Mass.-BOston Coles
6; Villanova 3.
At Burlington, Vt.-Vermont s; ;
Michaels 0.
At Springfield. Mass-Springhe
3; New Hampshire three.
At Amherst, Mass.-Mass. Agglt
S; Bowdoin z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
COBURN

Three base hits. Dionne: two base
hits. Averka: stolen bases. McAllis-
ter. J. Dysart. Goulctte. ID. Dysart
Macklin, Khoury; struck out, Mack
lin s, Simmons s; wild pitch, Sim
mons: base on balls off Simmons;
sacrifice hits L.aney:. umpire Bilo-
deau. Shanahan: time 1.27.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09

Two base hits S. Harris (2); Clark
Three base hit Collins. Sacrlflces
Clark, Veach. Left on bases Wash .
ington 8: Boston I. Eases on balls OH
Johnson 8: off Ehmke 4. Struck out by
Johnson 8; by Ehmke Hit ny
pitcher by Johnson collins, Wambs
ganss). Umpires Nallin and Evans
Time 1:53.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09

HIeo DdSe MIS- DOHONan. Two
base hits lngraham .. Beatty, Mar
Ghetto. Stolen bases Oula', Richard
son. Struck out by Dulac 10. by
Beatty l.. Wild pitch Beatty. Base
on balls off D"lac /. off Beatty !.
Umpire n. Merriam Time 2:40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
INTERNATIONAL LEAGIJE

Jersey City at Toronto. postponed.
Reading at Buffalo. postponed. rain.
Newark at Rochester, postponed.
Baltimore .; Syracuse q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
How should the third base
man play when attempting to
take a throw and tag the run
ncr out on third?
stFI . W CT : a
HEINE GROH

Third Baseman, New York Giants;
User Of the Bottle Bat" and sTussed
out a .474 average with it during the
1922 Worlds Series.
The proper position for the third
baseman to take in such case is
little away from the base and on the
infeld side, the side toward home
plate. This gives the baseman the
greatest range when he tries to snag
the throw and does not put him in
an unllandy position for the put-out
nor in dangerous position, as
blocking the base-line would do.
Should the throw be poor, the
third baseman may have to go into
tho basc-line territory to get 1t, but
if this can be avoided, so much the
better. because a runner coming into
third base is usually in n desperate
hurry and slides into the base with
n hard. vicious, hook slide.
Copyright, 1924. Associated Editors,
IncD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
EASTERN LEAGUE

Aibany- Bridgeport postponed. rain.
rttsneld 3; Springfield g..
worcester 4; Hartford 8.
New Haven Waterbury postponed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York -PhiIad delphi, rain.
Detroit. Chicago, rain.
Boston 4; Washington 2.
ST. Louis q; Cleveland ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09
YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
and GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
All games postponed, rain-cold.
TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-09

TODAY'S GAMES
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Washington at New York.
ST. Louis at Boston.