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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
GARDINER HIGH WINS FIRST
in BATES IN TERSCHOLAST|CS

Lewiston, May 24-Gardiner High
won the fifth interscholastic track
and field meet at Bates College to-
day in the senior division with 80
points. In the junior division Bridg-
ton with II points captured first
place. Each winner was ava rded a
cup. Thirty one secondary schools
competed.
Senior Events
120 yard high hurdles. Won by Nc
Donald, Gardiner High: second,
Flint, Hebron; third. Currie, Port
land. Time, 16 As seconds (new rec
ord
One mile. Won by Leighton, Gar
diner; second, Etter, Portland: third,
WardwelI, Hebron. Time. 4 minutes
40 seconds.
44O yard. Won by Higgins, Alb
bot School; MacKean, Bridgton. see-
ond; third, Broch. Hebron. Time, 90
1-5 seconds. New record.
100 yard Dish. Won by Dale, Gar
diner; Morrell. Gardiner, second;
Rowe, Hebron. third. Time, 10 sec
onds NEW record).
220 yard low hurdles won by Rowe.
Hebron (Ties ,record) Currie Portland
second; Macdonald. Gardiner third.
Time - 10 sec.
$50 yard run, won by Danforth.
Gardiner; Bagle, Thornton. second.
Skillins Portland, third. Time EOS
rs.
220 yard dash. won by Higgins,
Abbott; time % AS sec. second, Nor
rel, Gardiner. third.
Rnnninu IrpoI in,,n xro,, ~,
Hebron and Dale. Gardiner tied for
first place. Distance Il feet 1-2
inches (new record.) Beach, Hebron
third. Pole vault. Harding. Hebron
40 in, 10 feet NEW record). Pole
vault. Harding, Hebron won.
Hebron and Donnelly. Edward Lit
tie High. all tied for second.
Running High Jump-Costello, Ed
ward Little and Mayard. Stephens
High, tied for first place. Distance
feet, 10 inches (new record); Mac
Donald. Gardiner. third.
Discus Throw-Won by Wood,
Portland. Distance 11244; Black,
Portland. second; Devoe, Abbott,
third.
II Pound Shot Put--Won by Beach,
Hebron. distance 43S new recorCi) !:
Files, Hebron. second: Berry. Goulds
Academy, third.
Junior Events
IS yard dash, won by Linscott
Eridgton Academy. time s Is Cites
record: Scenery, Pennell Inst, Sec
ond. Wescott. Standish. third.
$50 yard run-won by Mackaan
Bridgton Academy. Time. 206 As:
Swan. Goulds Academy, second; Fo-
lev Mexico, third.
900 ward do Sh-Woo bx- ;osoo@.
Bridgton. Time % 3-5. Hawkes.,
DixfieldI second, Bradbury, Brids;on,
third.
Running broad jump--Won by
Berry. Gould's Academy, distance 60
feet. (New Record). Booker. Lisbon
Falls. second; Bradbury, Bridgton,
third.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26

Cambridge, Mass. May 24-Boston
college after trailing until near the
end, won the thirty eighth annual
New England intercollegiate A: A,
track meet and Olympic trials here
today by forging ahead in the last
two events. The Eagles score was
80 points, Bowdoin and Williams
tied for second with 301a points each.
The meet records III the javelin
throw and the 22o yard dash were
broken and the New England's l. c.
A. A. 100 yard dash record was
equalled.
nology finished furth with 1872
points, Northeastern, solely on the
performance of her weight man,
Brooks, who hurled the javelin 172
feet inches for a new mark, and
fifth with II points. The other COL
leges scoring and their points in
order were Brown 3. Colby Z. Maine
s. Amherst Az, Bates 4, Holy Cross
a, New Hampshire 3. Wesleyan 3.
Boston University 3, Mass. Aggies .
and Vermont ..
A gale swept the field from the
southwest today as the athletes of
the score of colleges in the New
England Intercollegiate began COM
petition in the finals in the 3sth an
nual meet today.
Hurdle events were delayed as the
wind repeatedly overturned uprights.
Miller of Williams, running before
the wind, won one 100 yard semi
final in 8 As seconds.
100 yard dash, won by Miller. Will
liams; second, Dodge, williams;
third. Mittlesdorff, Colby; fourth, J.
]. Sullivan. Boston college. Time 9
AS seconds equals meet record).
Two mile run won byLermond,
Bates; third, Payne, Colby; fourth
Peaslee, New Hampshire. Time 8
minutes. SIS seconds.
Throwing Is pound hammer, won
by Drew. Tech: second, Wentworth,
Colby; third, Hill, Vermont: fourth,
Burrows. Maine. distance 142 feet
Az inches.
Javelin throw won by Brooks,
Northeastern; second, Fellman,
Brown; third, Riday, Wesleyan;
fourth, Brown Of Brown. Distance
172 feet s inches (new n. e. 1. c. A.
A. record).
go yard dash, won by Dodge. Will
liams; second, Miller, Williams;
third. Taylor. Williams: fourth, Tar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
FARM|NCTON ACCEPTED AS 9TH
TEAM IN MAINE STATE LEAGUE

in Waterville on June 1 to finally ar
range the dates.
AS the circuit IL now made up It is
about as compact as could be arranged
in a league of this kind. The eastern
division Is composed of the p. C. F.'s,
oldtown, Easterns and Bar Harbor, all
fairly close together. The western de
vision is made UP OF Augusta, Water
vile, Lisbon Falls and Pennington, all
within 40 miles of each other.
The season will open on June "a with
the MiIlionaires playing at home. The
team will be assembled few days be-
fore that date for practice and other
details connected with the opening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
G. H. S. SQUEEzES
3RUNS FROM \, HIS
IN PITCHERS duel

Especial to The Kennebec Journal)
Gardiner, May 24.-Gardiner High
had busy afternoon Saturday in
defeating Hallowell High by the
margin of one run. by a score 80.
The game was a pitchers battle be-
tween Gardeners ace, Captain Jim
Davidson. and Hinckley of Halo
well, both being the stars of the
day. Davidson forced IL up-river
Hinckley struck out 10 Gardiner
the field. In the first inning both
a single by Hinckley, a scratch hit
and a brace of errors netted two
counters for the visitors. In the
third, Stone was safe at first on, a
error by G. Hinckley. Goggin ad-
vanced him to second, then the
Hallowell second baseman and pitch
err pulled the old hidden ball trick
on the unsuspecting Goggin, but
Rose smashed clean single to right,
bringing in Stone for Gardeners first
run.
In the fourth Rose and Hickey
singled and as Davidson walked up
to bat, the fans implored him to
win his own game, as has been his
custom on other occasions, and as
usual he answered their pleas with
a smashing single to right, scoring
Rose and Hickey. Here a dispute
arose when it was discovered that
Davidson had tried to piifer the
third sack, and when informed that
he was out at third. the ever re-
sourceful Jim calmly walked over
to second and perched there. The
argument waxed warm and the hero
added his persuasive powers, and
won both his base and the argu-
ment. The best efforts of the sue
ceeding batters however. could not
bring him in.
With two On and two down, Luce,
the lanky catcher OF the visitors,
came to bat with a determined air,
all set for triple at least, but Da-
wilson decided otherwise, and taking
a nice aim, hit the bat Of the sur
prised Luce. resulting in a weak
dribble to the pitchers box, which
Davidson scooped for the third put.
The locals were minus the services
of their two old reliables, Dale and
Macdonald, who were busy making
good at the Bates interscholastic.
Stone, q freshman, put up a first
class game at first, while webb, an
other freshman, shone at bat and at
second Tim Hickey performed in
his usual style. The visitors bat
terry played a fine game, while Mas
ciadri starred in the field.
GARDINER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
First Series Events
Augusta Country ,
Club Golf Announced

The tournament committees ths
Augusta Country Club has nsu avsnts
announcement of the major goi. e o.t.er
az ~ 1924 season up to July IL. otner
er ,ms viii be added for the remainder ie
Of the season. which will probably w, IN
Guide several more inter-clne ma.ehes'
The schedule to date is as iouows
Nav 30--Match play handicap. 40,
Hiay 9i---Tournament between a.
inch and 5A-inch cup teams.
June 7--Selected score tournaHen'
lime 1l-A. G. &. vs.. Martinoare ~
Auburn, .n.n,.rt
June 14-Handicap tournament
Tune 2l--AIixcd foursome'
June ga. c. c. vs.. WaterNiiie al
Waterville. .,,,,,,v
lime es-July Start OF auailf!lns
for handicap match play event. -.
July 4-6-Prelimlnary ana nna's Va
match play tournament.
July 9-Waterville at Augusta
July l2-Team match.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
Cony Golfers Tie
Up with Jordan
In Lewiston Match
Especial to Kennebec Journal

Lewiston. Me, May 25.--Jordan High
of this city and cony High Of Augusta
each won two matches I'm the golf
match betweeTH the two schools which
was played this afternoon at the Mar
tindale Country Club links. Niles OF
Cony with a Al came within one stroke
of equalling the best record for the
course this year, which was made by
the Lewiston pro- who got 40.
Viles OF Cony trimmed Mccarthy or
Jordan 3 and . Overlook of Cony won
from Robbins Of Jordan 4 and 3; Hig-
gins of Lewiston won from Merrill OF
Augusta 3 and 2. and packard Of Jor-
dan won over Burke of Cony and 2.
a return match will soon be played in
Augusta and II Is expected that Cony
will have a stronger team at that time,
as Lishness and Young. two of their
best players. were unable to compete
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
Tigers on Top in
Scrappy Set-tO
With Yankees. 6.5

New York, May 25.-Detroit de-
1eated the Yankees six to five To-
DAY IN a turbulent game. Hitting
by Manush in the late innings was
responsible, with Cobb's first home
run. of the season, for the Tiger vic
tory. McNally, substituting at sec
ond base for Ward. had a fist fight
with Blue and both were put out of
the game. Substitute Infielder John
and Coach OLeary of the Yankees
were put off the field earlier. Hollo-
way was credited with his second
win over the Yankees in two days.
Score:
Detroit % 0OOO2 1-6-1O- /
N. York % = 90 o. o O-5-12-1
Pillette. Collins, Dauss, Holloway
and Bassler; S. Jones, Shawkey and
Schang.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
M. C. /. Trims III. G.. 1.
After Overcoming
Nine-Run Lead

Pittsfield, May 24-Overcoming a
nine run lead after the fourth inning
here today. NJ. c. ]. defeated Higgins
c. I. by IL to IL score, tying up
the count In the eighth and scoring
the winning tally in the ninth with
one out.
Andrews had the better Of r. Gray
in the pitching department. after get
ting away at bad start in the drst
four innings held his opponents to
two runs in the last five innings.
Karkos clouted out three hits. two
going over the left field hedge for
two bases. Lindqutst and :5eekins
also connected for three hits each.
Haskell with four hits and Chase
with three led their team with the
stick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
Two More Bouts
And He's Through
Leonard Declares

New York, May 25.-Benny Leon
ara. worlds lightweight champion,
VIII engage this year in two more
ring engagements and then forsake
the pugilistic profession for the
screen and the stage, according to
Billy Gibson, Leonard's manager.
Negotiations for a match between
leonard and Mickey Walker, worlds
Welterweight champion, are now
pending, after (which Leonard will
oetend his lightweight crown
against his foremost challenger. ae-
Sording to Gibson. Win, lose or
oraw In each bout. Leonard. he
s so' would hang up his gloves for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
Hebron Fights All
The Way in Win
From Hill TOppers

Kents Hill. May 24-Hebron Acad-
envy won hard fought battle with
Kents Hill here this afternoon. the
final score being ; to /. Davenport,
the Kents Hill twfrler. held ,he lie
bron nine to four lone bingles. but
punched hits in the second inning
gave the big green crew enough runs
to win.
Finn. pitching for Hebron. let the
locals down with seven scattered
blows and famed nine Elen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
TOCuS BALLSTERS
BLANK SABATTUS
FISHERMEN, 5 To 0
Especial to Kennebec JournaD


Togus, May 25-Togus opened its
baseball season here Sunday by
shutting out the fast Sabattus Fish
ermen, to 0. Col. Keith Ryan, gov
ernor of the Home, officially opened
the game by pitching the first ball.
Buck Gaudette was on the mound
for Togus and had the visitors at
his mercy most of the time, and had
the able assistance of Danny Shan
ahan on the receiving end; q pair
hard to surpass. Bobby Fransen and
Pat French were another pair that
aided materially in the shut out.
Bobby had an error charged to him
that was hard one, in going after a
fly he tripped backwards over second
and fell, dropping the ball. The WIS.,
ltors had possible chance to score
in the third, fourth and seventh but
sharp playing held them down.
Togus. got their first run in the
FIRST with one down. Shanahan
singled to left, Gaudette hit to center,
French was passed. Dolan hit to first
forcing Shanahan at home, Eastman
hit through short, scoring Gaudette
ana by a quick throw French was
caught at third.
gave McCarty a life, Giroux famed.
Beaudoin hit to Driscoll. who tried
for McCarty at the plate but the
ball got away from Gibson, Fran
sen hit to the pitcher forcing Leo at
second. A grounder to first retired
Shanahan.
In the third the Home boys got two
more. when McCarty flied out to left.
Giroux and Beaudoin hit, Fransen
fanned. Shanahan was passed, filling
the bases. Gaudette was also passed
forcing Giroux over the plate. French
MT TO lett, scoring Beaudoin, Dolan
put up a fly to short.
In the sixth they got their last
run, Fransen hitting to deep left.
Shanahan hit to center, Gaudette hit
TO second forcing Shanahan but
transen scored. A fly to short re :
tlred French. Dolan hit to center and
NY to center retired Eastman. The
score:
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Six Runs in 9th
Win for V. and III.
Over South Gardiner
isnecial to Kennehec journal

Especial to kennebec Journai)
So. Gardiner. Me-, May 24.-The
local A. A. team apparently had the
game today with Vickery and Hill,
all sewed up but the works cracked
in the ninth and six runs we're push
ed across by the visitors before calm
was restored.
It was a good game watch, the
first eight frames each pitcher was
giving air tight service with good
backing.
McCalrs work with the stick
proved the feature, collecting three
iusty clouts. for a total Of six has
socks, The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26

Two base hits Heathcote, Friberg,
Cunningham. Three base hits Heath
cote. Home runs Grimes. Stolen
bases Grantham, Friberg 9, Heath
cote 2. STATE, Hartnett. Sacrifice Hol-
locher. Double plays Hollocher to
Grimes; Grantham to Hollocher to
Grimes. Left on bases Boston B.;
Chicago 8. Bases on balls off Jacobs
8; Yeargin 3: Cooney 3. Struck out
by Jacobs .: Yeargin .: Cooney 1.
Hits off Yeargin s in % innings:
off Cooney in 2 1-3: losing pitcher
Yeargin. Umpires O'Day and Nc
Cormick. Time 1.35.
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SOMERSET LADS BRUSH ASIDE
CONY WINNING COLBY TRACK MEET
new MARK SET IN CENTURY DASH

! field won his trial heat handily in
10 lilo seconds and then dashed OF
the semi-finals in the record time OF
10 lilo seconds. In the finals. the
competition between Stinchfeid and
Poor of Cony was keen with the
Skowhegan runner breaking the
WOOL less than foot ahead of his
rival. Burns of Cony finished close
third.
The high jump proved to be q tough
one for the competitors to negotiate.
The field narrowed down to seven men
with five Of them dropping out at I'VE
feet. Stinchfield managed to get over
an inch raise easily. as did McCray,
but both failed to make the second
raise to five feet and two inches. In
the jump-off for the gold first place
medal Stinchfield cleared the bar easily
at five feet two. while McCray failed.
The third place medal was presented
to Blaisdell of Gardner after the fivs
men who were tied for third had tipped
coin. The summaries:
100-yard dash, trials: First heat won
by Stinchfeid (Skowhegan): second.
Poor (Cony); third, McCray (Madison) !;
time 10.4 seconds. Second heat won
by Dionne (Skowhegan); second,
Winslow (Cony); third. Sweeney (Wa-
terville); time, 1913 seconds. Third
heat won by Burns (Cony); second,
Provost (skowhegan): third, Blaisdell
(Gardiner); time, 10.4 seconds. Fourth
heat won by Morton (Cony); second,
Leadbetter (Cony); third. Goulette
(Skowhegan); time, 10.4 seconds.
Semifinals: First heat won by
Stinchfeld (Skowhegan): second, Poor
(Cony): third, Burns (Cony); time,
1914 seconds.
Finals won by Stinchfield (Skowhe-
gam; second, Poor (Cony); third.
Burns (Cony); time, 1914 seconds.
440-yard run, won by Dionne (Skow-
hegan); second, Hewett (Cony); third,
spofford (Skowhegan); time. IS sec
onds. (Record)
SS0-yard run, won by Howell (Cony) 4;
second, Bernard (Waterville): third,
Giddings (Cony); time, minutes Z
seconds. (Record)
One mile run, won by Foss (Skowhe-
GAM second. Lishness (Cony): third.
Jackson (Cony): time, 4 minutes As
seconds. (Record)
12-pound shotput, won by Stinchfield
tSkowheganD, 80 feet second, Cooper
(Cony), SO feet inch; third, Provost
(Skowhegan). 81 feet inches.
Running high jump, first place tie
between Stlncnnelu tSkoWnegan) anu
McCray (Madison): third place tie
among Hewett (Cony). Blaisdel1 (Gar-
diner), Tranor (Waterville), Poor
(Cony) and Soule (Cony). Height, 5
feet inches.
Running broad jump, won by Dionne
(Skowhegan), 20 feet IA inch (rec-
ord): second. Soule (Cony). 10 feet s
inches; third. McLeary (Waterville), IS
feet inches.
Summary Of points:
~ Win
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Morse Swamps
Belfast High Nine

Bath, May 24.--Morss piifered 80
bases this afternoon from Belfast High
and the wholesale larceny Melted them
but Is runs to the visitors two. Oliver
and Mcdonald Of the Bath crew were
invincible. allowing but three hits and
striking out seven and six men respec-
lively.
Mitchell. 13-year-eld. bore the
mound burden for Belfast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Bangor. May 2s.-Farmington rep
resentatives today signed an agree
ment to Join the Maine State Baseball
League at a meeting held here to draw
up a schedule Of games for the season.
Admittance of Pennington completed
the league circuit of eight teams, four
in the eastern part OF the State and
four in the central part.
At the meeting today 1t was found
that the work of arranging a satisfac-
tory schedule was more of job than
was anticipated and it was agreed to
defer the matter one week and to meet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
ChisOx Grab
One from Senators

Washington, May 25.--Chicago de-
feated Washington today 10 to in a
free hitting contest in which three
pitchers were used by each team. Judge
hit safely four times out OF Ave and
Archdeacon had a perfect day at bat
with three hits in as many tries
Chicago 80 0 0 0 / s 0 3 0-1O-15-3
Washington l l 0 4 0 3 0 o. 913-1
Robertson, Blankenship, Connolly
and Schalk. Burns; Martina, Marberry,
Russell and Ruel
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Giants Hold Lead
BY Trimming Reds

Cincinnati. May 25.--New York
retained the lead in the league race
by winning the final game from Gin
cinnati by a score OF q to ]. Rixey
allowed only three hits in seven
innings, but was taken out in the
seventh for a pinch hitter and Har-
ris was pounded hard in the ninth.
Barnes pitched great ball after the
first round. Score:
New York 1 o 90 1 900 $3.50
Cincin. ...1O0 5000 90 O-1-6-1
Barnes and Snyder: Rixey, Harris.
MAY and Wingo.
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BRAVES ARE BLANKED BY JACOBS
while CUBS POUND TWO HuRLERS

Chicago. May 25.-Elmer Jacobs
held Boston to i've scattered hits to-
day while Chicago pounded Yeargin
and Cooney for thirteen hits which
coupled with daring base running en-
abled the locals to shut out the
visitors. IL to 0 in the final game of
the series. Grimes homer with a
man on base. Heathcote's steal of
home and Hollocher's fielding were
the outstanding features. Score:
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Cards Shade Phils
In 10-Frame Fight

st. Louis. May 25.-Dyer's single In
the 10th inning with two out and the
bases full gave st. Louis the final
game Of the series with Philadelphia
here today. The score was to 4. Late
in the sixth inning with ST Louis trail
ing 30 4, Dyer saved the game with
a triple scoring Cooney. The score:
Philadelphia IL 0 l o 2 0 0 0 Of 80
ST. Louis 10000 3 20 0 1-5-17-3
Hubbell, Belts and Henline; Dyer
and Gonzales.
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ROCKLAND LICKS
CAMDEN HIGH, 11-2

Camden, May 24-Camden High
was powerless against rising today
ana 20 batters never left the plate.
Rockland won II to 2. coming from
behind In the seventh inning. The
game was peculiar In that Stewart.
the Rockland first baseman, did not
have q put out. The score:
Rockland 0 o o o / 0 s 0 iii 10
Camden % o 2 o o o o o o. 4 s
Batteries Rising and knight, Leon
ard, Ogier and Skewe.
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Pirates Take Extra
Frame Scrap So

Brooklyn, N. Y. May 25.-Pitts-
burgh won an thinning battle from
Brooklyn today. to :. 1t was a
pitching duel between Meadows and
Ruether up to the final chapter,
when Ruether issued the first base
on balls of the game and the Pi-
rates followed with three hits which
with another pass, an error and
sacrifice fly sent four runs over the
plate. Score:
pits. 900 1 900 o 90 4-5- 81
Bkln. 0 O O 90 l 90 1-2-13--
Meadows and Schmidt; Ruether
and Taylor.
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Schoolboy Games Saturday.
Saturday SchnalIloy Results

westbrook 1. Portland 0.
Biddeford Is. South Portland Il.
Deering 8. Thornton Acad. 3.
Pennell Inst. 10, Windham High
Hebron 2, Kents Hill I.
Rumford High s. South Paris
High 2.
Freeport-B owdoinham, rain.
Morse High 16. Belfast High 2.
Gorham, n. H., 8, Groveton, N. H.,
Kennebunk g, Bridgton 2.
Rockland High II. Camden 2.
Berwick Acad. Is. Trap Acad. 8.
Thomaston High 13, Vinal Haven
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26

Earned runs Togus q; two base
hlts, Murphy; stolen bases Cronin.
struck out by Gaudette 9, by Godin
9; double plays Gaudette, Fransen
ana Shsnahan, Fransen and French.
oase on balls by Gaudette ], by Godin
4; sacrifice hits French; umpire
Narnum; time 100; attendance 1000
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Buffalo Il at Syracuse :.
Toronto 16; Rochester 0.
Jersey City 10; Reading II.
Newark 3: Baltimore 10 FIRST
game); Newark Baltimore (sec-
ond game. innings.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
College Games Saturday
Saturday College Results

Bates 4. Maine 3.
Bowdoin-Tufts. rain.
Navy ., University Of Pennsylva
ala = q innings), rain.
Correll 8, Yale Z.
Princeton 3, Harvard z.
Mass. Aggies 3, Amherst IL.
Georgetown z, Holy Cross 10.
Catholic University 9. Army 8.
Boston College-Vermont. rain.
Brown 4, Dartmouth 8.
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S. G. A. A. 20 20 / 10 90 o.
Earned runs. v. and H. B.; 8. G.
A. A., .. Three base hit. Mccall. Two
base hits, r. webb, Mccall. stolen
bases. r. Webb. c. Webb. Odlin 2,
Jackson, D. Hall. Struck out by r.
Webb, z: by c. Webb .: by Jackson
IL. Double plays. Jackson to Gunp
to Gorton. Hit by pitched ball. M.
Hall Wild pitch Jackson .. Base on
balls by r. Webb 1: by Jackson /.
Umpire Crosman~ Time lao.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Chicago II; Boston o.
Pittsburgh s; Brooklyn 2 "a inn.)
New York 8; Cincinnati I.
St. Louis 5; Philadelphia 4 III inn.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SATURDAYS RESULTS

Boston 6; Cleveland 2.
Detroit 7; New York 3.
Philadelphia 2; St. Louis I.
Chicago Washington, rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-26

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Detroit 6; New York 5.
Chicago 10; Washington 9.