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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
Erwin
Tournament SideJiohts

Last Monday night a gentleman
walked into the caddy house at the
Waterville Country club with a sill
Yer cup under his arm and at just
$50 yesterday afternoon that cup be-
came the property of the new State
Amateur Golf Champion, Hiram
Kicker, Jr., of Poland Spring.
There was very little golfing on the
links yesterday afternoon while the
match was in progress but the min
ute that it was over Bug" Erswell
of Portland and his foresome started
out for their afternoon round.
A gallery of about so people started
out yesterday afternoon to watch the
final Is rounds but OIL the seventh
hole shower that had been threat
ening for some time broke over the
hill and 40 of the fans Scampered for
shelter on the run allowing the title
contenders to take care of themsel-
YES. On the 10th the rain ceased and
the crowd gathered again to watch
the finish.
DIR. Winslow's pet bull TERROR was
one of the most ardent fans during
the whole tunrment. Anyway he
covered more ground and saw more
individual matches
hi Kicker brought his caddy
from Poland Spring end the boy was
larger than several Of the contend
ers. He certainly looked after His
game like a father and picked out his
club the minute the bail struck.
Alton Blake of Waterville probably
holds one record in the tournament
for he Clipped out Of the rough on
the fifth hole and sunk the ball from
a distance of 40 feet.
Hi Kicker and Marian Turner tied
for the first honors in the qualifying
round last Tuesday, each with
medal score of 20. AS they did not
play it off they plan to decide the
question at the open golf tournament
at the Biddeford Saco country club
August Is and 10.
Hi Kicker and Braggo Erwin play
ed 100 holes and walked a little over
20 miles before the State Golf cham
pionship was finally decided.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
BIG TRAPSH0OT At
AUGUSTA COUNTRY
CLUB next week

Lovers of the trapgun all over
Maine and New England will this
week receive programs announcing
the annual State of Maine Trapshoot-
ing Tournament, which will be held
over the traps of the Augusta Coun-
try Club on the last two days of next
week.
The Chairman of the Tournament
Committee, l.. d. Flynt of this city,
deserves great credit for the very at
tractive list of prizes which have
been secured for this match, and the
fine program which has been provided
for the visiting shooters.
The State Singles Championship
will of course be the event which will
be most holly contested, and it seems
very probable that DR.. E. w. Paine
of Waterville, present holder of this
hands full to retain it this wear.
Doc" has been hitting 'em with
machine-like regularity, and at least
twice in the past few weeks has
broken 80 in the century but Duffy
Blaisdell, Chester Getchell and Sidney
Green of the Watervile Club are
staying right along in the same class,
and II the Doc takes the State Cup
home with him this year he will GER
tainly have earned it.
Visiting shooters say that the new
traps at the local club are better
situated than any others in Maine,
and the targets will be thrown fair
against the sky with nothing to in
terfere with the shooters vision, so
some high scores will doubtless be
hung up.
Four beautiful cups have been don
ated for the winners in State Singles,
State Doubles. Distance Handicap
and Non Resident Matches, and
splendid merchandise prizes for first.
second, and third in each Of the class
events. =.
From the number Of worthwhile
prizes which have been hung up so
far it is evident that no one who
possesses any shooting ability will
need to go home without some SOU
venir of the shoot.
Members of the Country Club are
determined to make this initial event
so attractive to visiting shooters that
II VIII be held here annually, as Au-
gusta seems the logical place for the
state Championships to be decided.
spectators will be provided with
settees so placed as to command a
fine view Of both traps and the firing
squads. and large scoreboards will be
erected to record each shot as fired.
so that the race for the Champion
ship can be accurately noted as 1t
progresses.
Local entrants who will be likely
to push the leaders hard will be Dana
ana Bill Hanks, F. L. Higgins and
L. u: Flynt, and Ken Lee of the Hus-
sey Hardware outfit. These five men
have been doing exceptional work
with the scatterguns ali summer. and
VIII be certain to show to advantag sc
in the big shoot next Friday and Sat
urday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
MATES is MYSTERY TO AUGUSTA
AND OLD TOWN CRABS ANOTHER
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Old Town. Me-, Aug. S-Getting
away with a flying start of two runs
in the first frame and playing tight
defence behind good pitching of
Mates. Old Town defeated the Mil
lionaires 5 to in one of the best
games of the season. Young Slate
who worked for Houser put in a good
afternoons work as well as could be
expected with but six hits behind him
and none too good backing, his de-
fence being caught fiat footed several
times. Slate started by hitting F.
Loud with his first ball, then famed
Smith. Silva dumped down sur
prise bunt to third which he beat out
and Hill returned the ball bad to
third, Loud scoring and KRISTEN 5
single made it two runs.
In the fourth Baker knocked down
a high liner from KRISTEN but could
MT handle it in time. KRISTEN stole
second the peg to the bag going free
as fitzpatrick failed tc cover and
Mauradian's hit scored the runner.
Slate frightened and got by until the
eth when Mates landed for a long
triple and scored on T. LIQUIDS single.
KRISTEN led off with drive in the
Sth, which got away and rolled for a
triple scoring when Duggan was out
on an outfield fly. Augusta tailed in
the 5th on base on halls, single by
Baker and a passed ball. Singles by
Small and Baker accounted for the
second run. Brilliant outfield work
by Roy robbed the Millionaires of
several promising clouts while Asa
Small turned in a fine catch. Score:
OLD TOWN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
FAST WILTON A, C,
TEAM PLAYS AT
T0GUS SUNDAY
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NDptIidl W INCIiHeptC
Togus, Aug. Son Sunday Aug. 10
the many ball fans following the SUM-
day games at Togus will witness a
battle by two equally matched teams,
when the fast Wilton A c. whl strive
for honors against the strong Togus
ball tossers. Wilton expects to take
the measure Of the Togus warriors
and will bring along the greater part
of the Dixfield players TO strengthen
their team
Togus will have the services of
young Feehan, the High School
strike out king of Knox county. Fee
han has been playing super ball this
season and has been offered oppor-
tunities to work for Bar Harbor and
p. c. Fs but has refused their offers.
Many fans from Rock!and are follow
ing this new star and Sunday pro-
misses to be a gala day for the young
Feehan.
A new .erandstand on the Home
grounds has been erected and next
Sunday will probably see this addi-
ton filled with many fans who here
tofore were unable to purchase
grandstand seats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
Chesley Searcy Takes
Feature Free-fOr-An
On Pressure Isle Track
Special to Kennebec JournaD

NCptCIdl " fNtHllSDeC UuuIIldlD
Pressure Isle, Me. Aug. S-John r.
Braden did not start in the $1,000 free
for all expected to be the big feature
of the $1,000 circuit racese here today.
The Presque Isle wonder PAGER being
slightly lame and not up to form.
Chesley H. Searcy the Fredericton
driving clubs new PAGER drew the
pole in first heat and was not headed
although brushed home fast in the
first and second heats by Dan Hedge
wood which made a real race for him
in the third heat. Driver Lint let
Hedgewoo1 in to the pole and trailed.
At the three quarter pole Searcy
went up and almost stopped, one leg
appeared useless. The colts leg was
put in splints on the track and it was
later announced that bone had been
broken just above the hoof which
will put the PAGER out of racing for
some time. The other races were all
good and furnish I'd some upsets.
Little Anna S. beat out Saccharoz in
the Junier free for all The old cam
paigner Silver King cleaned up the
PA class. The weather was fine,
track fast and a good crowd.
The summary:
go TROT AN PACE, PURSE $500
(Three heats Wednesday,
Bonnie Girl. chm, by Henry
Setter (Nevers). ..... 141l1
Quidnesset. BIS. by Peter c
(Seeley Gerow) ...... 81 II 2
Harry Direct big. (Evans) 2 S 2ro
Justina. bm (Schuman). 3 2 S 3ro
Togo NJ. Leavetta NORTH. Walter
Brooks and June Bug also started
Time 2.1s Ia, 2.17 IA. 2.1s IA. PIG
IA. 2.21 IA.
JUNIOR FREE FOR ALL PURSE
$500 (Four Heats Wednesday,
Little Anna s. BIN by Peter
ODonna (Brickley) 3211 1
Sacharoz. BIN by the Nor
thern Man (Willard) -. 2 3 1
r. H. Brett. bg (Schuman) 8 3 . 70
Time 213 IA. f2.12 IL, PA IA,
2.14 MIXED PURSE $500
Silver King, Big by King Temple
(Baker) 1 1
DR.. Gano, BIS (Douse) .........22 4
Benzol Jr, bg (Evans). ........ 2
Earl North big (Brickley). ..... 4 3 3
The Problem. Miss Sima ssie and
Noon Mater also started.
Time 2.11 IA. 2.11 1-2. 2.12 Ia,
2.1s MIXED, PURSES $4O0
Xanthia 3. blm by Future Todd
(LangilIe) .................. ] /
Harry Direct, big (Evans).... 80 2
Walter Brooks, Big (Hansonp 30 4
Rosetta CHIMNEY. BIN (Taylor) 4 4 8
Time 2.18 IA, 2.1s Ia. 2.1S IA.
FRI E FOR ALL PURSE $1,000
Chesley H. Searcy, BIS by Silver
Axworthy Lint) ia
Jackson Grattan, bs by Scion
Grat.an (BurrilD .......... 331
Dan Hedgewood. bs (Brickley) 2 2
Julia M. Direct brm (Evansl ..443
Time 2.07 IA, 2.07 1-2,. 2.07 IA.
Two heats were raced in the named
race when 1t was called off with first
and second money divided between
May Queen (Willard) and Dirigo (Dr.
Baker,. Third money went to Jingle
9. (Avery) and fourth money to
Peter Red (BulD. Time III Ia, 2.zl
LIZ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
Legion Batters
Hammer Out ia
Win Over Y. NJ. c. A.

The American Legion hit 0verlN
hard while Clutter Harvey VI
holding the y. NJ. c. 4. to q ma
brace of hinGles and the ex-dOui%
boys romped away with an easy III
victory at Williams Yield last er
ing. Stinson and Quay were the orl
ones to connect with Harvey's ore|
ings for solid blows. For the LsraI
Burrill was easily the hitting Il
with four hits, two of them being
extra bases.
Both teams were sadly crlppledn|
several pickup players were used h
both teams. The game was Cinchs
for the Legion after the first hmm
and nobody eXerted himself In a
tempting any fielding features.
This win places the American Il
gion in tie with the fast outfit rel
resenting the Cushnoc Paper Cor
pany.
Summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
HOmers Feature
In Dodgers Win

Brooklyn. Aug. 6-Brooklyn won
the the first game of the series from
st. Louis today by IL to Q. Sothoron
allowed eight runs in the fifth inning
when Fourier hit home run with
two on bases. five other hits. Smiths
two base muff and base on balls.
Bottomley hit a homer to center off
poak in the sixth with Hornsby on
base. In the ninth Bottomley's low
liner bounded off Neis' glove into the
stands for home run. Blades hit a
homer off Decatur in the eighth.
Fourner's home run was his card of
the season. The score:
st. Louis 90 q I l. o-1S-3
BROOKLYN 90 3 o s q o x-11-111
Sothoron. Fowler, Stuart and Nei-
bergall: Doak, Decatur and Taylor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
Portland on Long
End Flock Runs
Against Manchester

Especial to the kennebec Journa)
Portland. Aug. S-Five pitchers
adorned the Bayside Park hillock
this afternoon while Portland de-
feated Manchester 90 to 10. The
Green Sox, getting 20 safe hits. drove
Williams. former Portland hurler,
and Rose from the mound, while
Collins. through pitching with a
good lead. was removed in favor of
Tecarr for the locals halfway thru
the game. Urbanski. McEnroe and
Tecarr were the only boys who fail
ed to get at least three hits for the
Sox and Eddie Delaney got Ave and
Lefty Leid four. Marty Kavanaugh
knocked a home run off Williams in
the first inning over the left field
foncp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
Novelty Races to
Be Seen at Fair
| At Waterville
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Especial to kennebec Journa)
waterville, Aug. s-The premier
attraction at the Central Maine Fair
this year for the lovers Of fine horses
will doubtless be the Twentieth Cen
fury Wonders" quartette Of guild
less pacing horses that will give ex-
hihitions daily on the track. This
act 10 entirely new to New England
but was featured at the great fairs
in the South last winter and was pro-
nounced one Of the finest things OF
the kind that they had ever seen by
many northern people who were in
the south during the winter. The
horses 60 away to a perfect start
without a word from anyone and
then they stage a real race Tor the
half mile, turning and coming back
as though they had driver. They
are very evenly matched and some
times one horse wins and sometimes
another and everyone who has seen
them feels certain that none knows
who Is going to win when they get
the word. Their record for the half
mile was made by Dolly May It
being 1.04. They also stage race
with. drivers, called the .Rube Race
The sulkies are strange contra ptions
and the horses themselves are blank
eted in various ways. There is Bar
ney Google and his famous Sparky"
and others 60 under the name Of
Sunshine" and "Moonshine" and
Near Beer" This act is described
as a scream from start to finish. The
feature act Of the afternoon is 'The
Cart Before the Horse" One Of the
horses IL harnessed into the con-
ventional sulky with his head facing
the driver and he pushes the sulky
and driver about the tack at better
than q three minute clip.
All of these horses are splendid ex-
amples of horsefiesh and they have
been trained by kindness and patti
ence. It being claimed that a whip
has never been used on them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
100000 TO SEE
BLOOMFIELD AND
GIBBONS BOUT TODAY

London, Aug. s-Tom Gibbons. the
American light heavyweight, and
Jack Bloomfield, the English boxer,
meet tomorrow afternoon in the
Wembley Stadium for a 20-round
bout. Already 10000 seats are said
to have been sold. an unprecedented
number for British ring battle, and
II the weather is good. the newspa-
pers predict crowd of 100000.
Gibbons. ten years older and three
and a half inches shorter than fhe
Briton, still remains the fayorite in
the betting. The odds on the Amer
lean. originally as high as to /,
have steadily shrunk. Newspapers
assert IL Bloomfield should win he
VIII have earned the right to meet
Dempsey.
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Giants Take Easy
One from Reds, S-3

New York, Aug. S-The New York
Giants broke Cincinna it's winning
streak here today, taxing an easy
victory from the Reds by score of
s to 3. Benton was knocked out in
four innings. but the Giants continu-
ed piling up runs on Sheeha.
Barnes pitched a strong game for
New York until the ninth. when a
tumble by Terry paved the way for
three Cincinnati runs. Score:
Cincinnati 30 o O O 0 q o So %
New York o 4 . o o x-S-131
Benton. Sheehan and Harsraves,
Sandberg; Barnes and Snyder,
Gowdy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09

The old belief that cattle are ex-
cited by the sight or smell of blood
has been dealt a severe blow by
Prof. G. NJ. Stratton of the Univer-
sity, of California. He has poured
buckets of blood before bulls, cows
and calves without the animals
showing more than mild curiosity
says the Detroit News. Cattle
showed more interest in the blood
of their own kind than that of
horses, but in no case was there
any paving of the ground or below
ing.
Doctor Stratton attributes any ex-
element of cattle when one of the
herd is bleeding to the cries of pain
and the conduct of the wounded
animal. o
A year or so ago he demon
strated by similar series of ex-
perimepts that red has no particular
exciting effect upon bulls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
Homer Only Score
And Pirates Win.

Philadelphia. Aug. "A home run
over the right field wall by Pie
Traynor in the eighth inning gave
Lee spec" Meadows the best of a
hurting argument with Jimmy Ring
today. This titanic wallop resulted
IN the only run of the fray, the Pr
rates winning by the score of to
Both pitchers worked fast and
the fielding of both supporting casts
was faultless. 1t was one of the
fastest played games o. the season in
the local park ana required but II
minutes over the even hour to com
plete. Score:
Pittsburgh 90 o 0 001 0-1-4-o
Phila. 80. 0 90 o q 0 0 o 0-O-3- q
Meadows and Gooch; Ring and
Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
Fans Anxious to
See Eddie Polo
And Woods Fight
(Special TO Kennebec Journall

ISpecIaI 10 henneuec JoufnaI1
waterville. Aug. S-Probably the
biggest fstic battle to be see In
Maine for some time will be witness
sed op the night OF August Is, at the
Central Maine Fair grounds. This 10
the opening night of the fair and win
the program for the hrst day and
evening.
We Willie Woods of Boston and
Eddie Polo are the boys who are go-
ing to give the entertainment and the
mention Of either name ID enough to
bring fans from miles around. Tick
cts will be on sale beginning Satur-
day morning at Tom Larkin's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
DETROIT

Two base hits Cobb, Heilmann y,
Jones, Harris, Wambsganss. Blue,
johnson. Three base hits Geygan,
Harris. Home runs Rigney, Veach
Stolen base Cobb. Sacrifice Blue,
Pratt. Left on base Boston 8, De-
trolt D. Base on balls off Ehmke l;
Fuhr !; Ross >; johnson 3 Hits off
Thmke in l inning; off Fuhr ) in
j: Collins + in 4 Is; Ross s in &;
johnson 4 in 2-3. Struck out by
Ehmke l: Collins l; johnson :. Hit
by pitcher by Collins (Todt) Winn-
ing pitcher Collins. Losing pitcher
Ehmke. Cmpires Nallin. Moriarity
and Rowland. Time 2:14.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
W0RUMBoS AND
?. BATTLE 70
TIE IN z FRlMp|
Especial to Kennebec Jouro,n

Lisbon Falls, Aug. an
again interfered with the Main. :.
League baseball game here ,oS.,
tween the Worumbos and p
Great Works, who. after drawn.
after battling IL innings, war.
to retire with the score stans,,. :.
The Worumbos pushed in h.,
runs in the eighth inning with ;.
men on when Ackerly was r.l,.,.. j
Fitzpatrick, who held them .,n..,
for the remaining four frames -
ahan and Leary, opposing cats,
played Al baseball. Kenney a, ~
river outfit had busy day :,
making some dandy stops r sueI
made a nice stop of Martins h.rs
ball in the sixth for an easv AZ,
first. knight pitched well for th. ~.
team. The score: Wv "V
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
TACONNETS SHUT
out EASTERNS IN
CLOSE CONTEST 40
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South Brewer, Aug. S-The Tacon-
nets handed the Eastern's a 4 to
shut out behind Arnel Bragg's fine
box work, in the Maine League game
here this afternoon. The Eastern's
tried a new pitcher, Shaeffer, who
made a ragged start but went well
after bad humping. Both hurlers
breezed along tight for the most of
the game. The Eastern's had sew
eral chances TO tie up but failed to
come across. Baggy Aliens boys at
ter picking up run at the start, a
hit by Daniels figuring, Taconnets
sewed up the game in the third when
Phillips led off with homer over the
fence. Cutler got life on a dropped
throw at first and scored on a double
drive by Daniels, who tailed on a
single by Slattery. That was the ex-
tent of the scoring although chances
were good several times. Good out
fielding catches were turned in by
Phillips, Cutler and Bish. Score:
TACONNETS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
EASTERN LEAGUE
bany 4: Springfield ..

Albany 4; Springfield =.
Waterbury 8; Worcester IS
New Haven /; Pittsfield Z. (first
game)
New Haven 0; Pittsfield g. (second
game)
Bridgeport .; Hartford 3. (first
game)
Bridgeport 10; Hartford TO- (sec-
ond game)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
Veteran Gibbons Boards Young British Lion In His Den Toda
TWO RED SOx HURLERS HIT
HARD and TIGERS COP, IA TO5

Detroit. Aug. S@Detroit hit
Ehmke and Fuhr hard in the first
two innings here today and Detroit
won from Boston IA to 5. Five hits.
including Rigney's home run with
one on, walk and an error brought
five runs in the first inning, off
Ehmke. The Tigers then initiated
Fuhr in the second inning, with
three doubles, netting four more
runs. Score:
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Macks Take Another
Fall Out of Browns

st. Louis. Aug. S-Philadelphia
made it three straight from the
Browns today. pounding five st.
Louis pitchers for IL hits and a to
5 victory. Heimach allowed ~ hits.
but proved effective with men on
bases. The score:
Phila. -. . 0 3 l 0 . 4 O-9-12-0
st. Louis % 2 . o o o 0 1-5-12-1
Heimach and Perkins; Wingard,
Grant, Pruett, Kolp, Davis and Sew
ereid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
FARMERS PLY THE.
WILLOW FOR Alto 0
WIN over NAb0BS
Especial to Kennebec Journan

Pennington, Aug. S-Farmington
defeated Bar Harbor here today 40.
Perry aided by fine support allowed
only 4 hits. In the third with a man
on second and third he struck out
Johnson. Again in the fourth with
a man on second and third he struck
out Wiggin. Hartsgrove, Cannon
and Lunge drove in Pennington
runs. Tierney made the feature catch
when he ran into left field and caught
the ball over his shoulder.
PENNINGTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09

Two-base hits, Hartnett. Adams. Pad
gett. Three-base hits, Adams, Stengel.
Home run. Grantham. Sacrifices, Grigs-
by, Wilson, Tierney. Double play
Adams to Grantham to Cotter. Left on
bases, Chicago 8, Boston II. Bases on
balls, off Britt 7, Keen ., Barnes ..
struck out. by Britt / by Barne by
| Lucas /. Hits off Britt in 1-s in
nings; off Keen in 2-3; off Barnes
II In off Lucas . in l. Kalk, Keen.
Winning pitcher. Keen. Losing pitcher,
Barnes. Umpires, KLEIN and Wilson.
Time, 2.10.
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Earned runs F. 3, Bar Harbor o.
Two base hits Hartsgrove, Masciadri.
Wiggin, Austin. Struck out by
Perry 5, by Hamilton s. Double
plays Hamilton to Cogan to Thurs
ton, Perry to Stearns to Lunee Base
on balls by Perry 3, by Hamilton >.
Sacrifice hits Walsh. Hamilton. UNI
pire Love and Clark. Time 1 hr, As
min.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
AUGUSTA

Two base hits. Hill Three base
hits. Mates. Kerstein. Stolen bases
Smith, KRISTEN. Bases on balls off
Mates, 3; off Slate. Struckout by
Mates. 4; by Slate. s. Sacrifice hits,
Duggan. Double plays. Silva to Kir-
stein. Hit by pitched ball, F. Loud.
Davis. Wild pitch, Slate. Passed
balls, Murphy. Umpires Hunter and
McDonough. Time 153.
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I. z. F.,..,W I " " n
Two-base hit. Martin. Struck out
Ackerly I. Fitzpatrick 5, Knigh,
Double PLAYS, kenney to Neptune, R,
man to Wilson. Hit by pitched ball.
Knight, Kenney. Base on balls Of Fl,
patrick >. knight 4. Sacrifice hit, Ho
arth. Empires, Flack and Ganley, Tin
$50.
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BRAVES FAIL TO:HELP BARNES
and CUBS TAKE 10 TO I AFFAIR

Boston, Aug. s.-Boston gave Barnes
ragged support today and Chicago won
q 10 to victory over the Braves.
Grantham knocked home run of Luz
casinto the right field bleachers in the
ninth. His hitting. with that of
Adams. STATE and Hartnett, featured
the game. The score:
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