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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
WORUMB0S TRIM
PORTLAND, 11-9 IN
11-FRAME BATTLE.
(Snecial to Kennehec .1nnrna,,

(Special 10 henneDec Journal
Portland, Me-. Aug. 1O-Playirr
their first extra inning game OF ms
season while the visitors Were NAV
ing their third overtime battle q
three days. the American Ler,an
team was this afternoon defeated hv
the Worumbo Mills outfit M Fnr.
Preble in an 11-inning duel IL 70 q
The Legion tied the count in M
ninth inning but Knight. replacin',
McGouldrick. held the Portianders
hitless and runless until his Town
team collected the winning runs.
The Worumbos hit Tuite hard :,
the three innings he pitched. the nins
safeties they secured accounting %,
six Of their runs. Tecarr replaced
Tuite with one out in the fourth and
allowed but one run until the ninth
inning. In the previous frame Port.
land had kept up its peppery barrara
of McGouldrick' delivery and tied
the score but WorumboS came bach
10 lead by two runs when Reiman ana
Keville both doubled.
In the last half the Legion again
deadlocl1ed the count. aided by ur.
banski and Delaney's doubles. Rel.
mans double paved the way for Lis.
hon Falls win when Tecarr's perfec,
throw to third on Kevillc's groundsr
went through McEnroe and Finn lift.
ed a sacrifice fly. The Legion got two
men on in the 18th but could not
score. Thirteen doubles were pound.
ed out during the day. ground rules
being enforced. or these Kavanaugh
and Reiman got three each. each also
having four safeties during the aft.
ernoon along with Finn. Summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
Miss Wills to
Defend Her Title
At New York Today

New York, Aug. 10-Miss Helen
Wills, youthful California holder of
the women's national tennis title,
and winner of the 1924 Olympic
championship, will start the de-
Tense of her title on the courts of
the West Side Tennis Club in For
est Hills tomorrow afternoon, when
play in the national tournament
opens.
Eight of the ranking players en-
tered, have been seeded. They are
Mrs. Molln b. Mallory of New York,
number 2; Miss Eleanor Goss of
New York, number 3; Miss Edith
sigourney of Boston, number Z; and
Miss Martha Bayard of Short Hills,
N. j., number .. drawing places in
the upper half of the bracket and
Miss Helen Wills, of California.
number J.; Miss Mayme Mcdonald
of New York. number 5; Miss Mar
lon Zindersteln Jessup of Whining.
ton. Del, and Miss Mary X. Browne.
Santa Monica. Calf, in the lower
half of the bracket.
Play starts at three p. M. with
Mrs. Mallory opposing Miss Corona
VIM and Miss Ballard meeting Mrs.
James Mcmillan.
The other matches for tomorrow
are as follows: Mrs. Harry X.
Browne VS. Mrs. s. II. warinE: Miss
Eleanor Goss VS. Miss Marguerite
CHM: Miss Helen Wills VS. Mrs. L.,
c. Beaupre and Mrs. Marion u. Jes-
sup VS. Mrs. Bronson Batcheldor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
Wilton Wins Over
Togus Sunday
In Hurting Duel

Especial to the Kennebec Journal)
Togus, Aug. 1O-The fast Wilton
nine took a hot game from Togus
here Sunday, 3 to 1. Harry Moore
was there with the willow. getting
two doubles and single. Scribner
had fifteen chances and took them
all, many being hot liners. 1t was a
pitchers battle with Davenport win
ming. Feehan for 1ogus pitched a
steady game ana retired the visitors
in order in the first four innings, and
in the sixth and eighth.
Togus got the first run when
Brisk singled to left and scored on
the double by Savage. also to left.
Dolan was thrown out by Davenport,
out on grounder near the home
plate. After this inning they got
one or two on each time but were
unable to get around.
The visitors had three men at bat
in the first four innings, hut in the
fifth, with two down Moore doubled
to left and scored on the single of
Hawkins to center. Nusspickel fed
out to left. In the seventh Farnham
singled to right. Reed rolled Il
grounder to Driscoll and Davenport
singled to center, Moore hit to left,
scoring Farnharn and Hawkins bunt-
ed up first base line. Feehan picked
UP the bali and attempted to throw
but was hit on the head by the run
ner, who was called safe with Dav-
export safe at home. After brief
rest the game was resumed and
Nusspickel and Franchetti were out
on strikes.
Three men faced Feehan in the
eighth. In the ninth Reed was out,
Giroux to Driscoll and Davenport
flied up to Feehan. Moore doubled to
left and Hawkins went down, Giroux
to DriScoll. For Togus, BeaUdoin
singled to right and Cole to center
Farnham making a fine try for the
catch and missed but caught Beau.
doin at second. Driscoll struck out
and Feehan was out, Davenport to
Scribner. The score:
TnEIJS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
Lengthy Grand
Circuit Starts
At Cleveland Today

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 1O-Tbe
longest grand circuit meeting in the
history of harness racing in Cleve-
land will begin tomorrow afternoon
at North Randall track. continuing
through August 1. During the
ten days of racing the trotters and
PAGERS will compete for stake mon.
ey totalling nearly SEC, 900. The daily
program calls for four events.
Tomorrow's feature event will be
the Forest City 200 pace, purse
5000 with such equine stars as
Baron Worthy Bessie McKiyo. An
okla, Miss Belwin. Miss Sparkle. La
Paloma and Islander, entered.
Other stake events include the
North Randall 2:13 trot, $1,000:
Tuesday: the Sportsman 2:iO three
year Old trot. $4,000. wednesday:
the Rainy Day two year old trct.
$4,000 Thufsday; the CuyahoTa
2:07 trot. $1,000. Friday: ana tAe
Free for All pace. $2500 ON SATURDAY:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
FAST LEWISTON
AUBURN TEAM MEETS
MILL|ONAIRES TODAY

This afternoon at 4.10 the Million
aires will stack up against the Lew
iston Auburn team in the second
game of series of four to determine
which is the better outfit. %he Twin
City lads took the initial contest at
Lewiston last Monday and are COM
ing over today to make 1t two
straight. The team will be accom-
panied by two or three hundred
hooters and it is up to Augusta fans
to turn out and meet the Spindle
City bunch half way in the roofing
stunt.
Manager Housers hurting choice
for the game today is uncertain but
as this Is a test Of the relative
strength of the two aggregations he
Is out to win. The Augusta team
had a bad week losing four and win
ming only one game but starts the
week with a margin of two games
in the Maine State league.
The slate is full again this week.
Following the lewiston Auburn
game tonight. the boys will go to
Pennington Tuesday end on We'd
l1esday the same teams will play in
Augusta. Thursday comes the rub
Der game with Portland at Augusta,
which has aroused considerable in
terest. On Friday the team plays at
Bar Harbor and on Saturday at
Great Works.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
Games This Week
Maine State League

MONDAY. AUG. II
Lewiston at Augusta (Exhibition)
TUESDAY, AUG. IL
Augusta at Pennington.
Eastsrns at 0Idtowr.
p. c. T. at Bar Harbor.
Watervilfe at Lisbon Falls.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10
Harrington at Augusta.
Bar Harber ut Great Works.
Lisbon Falls at WaterviIle.
Oidtown at Brewer.
r THURSDAY, AUG. IA
Portland at Augusta (Exhbltion)
FRIDAY, AUG. IS
Augusta al Bar Harbor.
Easterns at Pennington.
Oldtown at Lisbon Falls.
Waterville at Great Works.
SATURDAY, AUG. 10
Augusta at Great Works.
Easterns at Lisbon Falls.
Oldtown At Pennington.
Watsrville at Bar Harbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
Steadily Climbing Baseball Race for Flag
TACONNETS CLIMB
ANOTHER step IN
WHIPPING INDIANS

Old Town, Aug. s--Baggy Aliens
Taconnets from winslow- Waterville
handed Old Town a to 0 shut out
in the Maine League game here this
afternono. Johnny Miller. late with
P. c. F.. on the mound for the Wis
TORS pitched alright bali. being
found for but three hits up to the
ninth and but Ave in all. The Ia
comets hammered Dugsan hard up
to the seventh inning, punching blows
and placing them well. The Old
Town defense was rather off color
and lost many breaks. Slattery for
Taconnets drove a grounder through
the infield. which eluded the out
feeders and rolled SO far it made a
home run. Slower cleaned UP with
two ahead of him and made the cir
cult for a homer, but unfortunately
omitted to touch second and was
called out. The Taconnet defense
worked like clock work behind Mill
err, Slattery turning in some fine
stops and throws. The score:
TACONNETS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
Madden and Renault
At New York Tonight

New York, Aug. 10--Bartley Mad
den. heavyweight of New York, and
Jack Renault, Canada. heavyweight,
meet tomorrow night at the Queens
boro A. C. stadium in Long Island
City in Is round match. A victory
for one of the other will lift him up
on pr with Wills, Frpo. Gibbons and
the other contenders for the crown
now worn BY Jack Dempsey.
Renault rose to prominence by
hacking out Fred Fulton and Floyd
johnson. He has fought most OF the
leading heayyweights outside of the
Dempsey. Wills Ffrpo- Gibbons circle.
Madden gained prestige by stayink
the liuAit With Harry Wills. 0iaiit
nero heavyweight. early IN the suhl4
mer. Madden boasts OF having never
been knocked or his. feet dufins II
years OF boxing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
Eddie Roundy, New
Coach at Colby,
Trains Under ROckne

Especial to kennebec JournaD
Waterville. Aug. 1o--Eddie Roundy
Of Portland. who was recently ap-
pointed coach OF football and base
bali at Colby college, Is having a buoy
summer according to reports recently
receivcd in this city. Eddie 10 taking
a course in sridiron instruction At
the Notre Dame summer school ufl4
der the instruction OF Knute yRockne.
the well known football fnehtof.
Noundy is an excellent football
coach at the present ume having
successfully coached the Hamfden-
SidAeS college fcotban team In Wiz
eieiA for three years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
Is. it better to have smooth
or rough leather grips on clubs
and why7
Answered by
BOB CRUfCKSHANk

Runner up In National Open
championship, 1898, ana the man
who, In 1871. defeated Hutchinson,
sarAscn, and Barnes IN Or. invitation
tourAmcnt at III Joseph, Mo. Run
ner IN IN l'ittsbiirg ttluriianient for
professional golfers, 1922, being de.
fcAfed only BY snfazrn.
Tire answer to this question de-
ponds greatly on the PLAYERS hands.
II the hands are ''clAmmy" or
'sweaty" I would certainly advise
4 rough grip. On the other hand.
IL the hands are inclined to be dry
I would advise the leather grip.
However. there are many players
with perspiring hands who are uh-
able to use the rough grips. This 10
they. do not play enough to get the
+ hands hardened. Therefore, In such
cases I advise the grip being taper
ed down or little rubber knob or
Bulge beeins put on the end Of the
shaft. This makes the grip very
compact and gives greater control,
especially at the top OF the swing.
It 10 h matter OF taste. or course, "a
to what grip IA used. I use rough
grips in the summer time and leath-
er grips In the fan or very cold
Weather. 7 do this because my
hands are very smal and cannot
Get the control necessary In Geld
weather with the rough grip.
Copyright. 1924. Associated Edi-
tors, fnc.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
MILLIONAIRES GET
TO WnITEHOUSE
FOR IA VICTORY

South Brewer, Aug. 9-The Au-
susta MillionaireS beat the Easterns
in the league game here this after
noon by a tally of to 4. 1t was
much of n batting match, the Mill.
ionaires getting to GIL Whitehouse
who has turned them back several
times, and pi'ing up IS hits. some of
the1 scratehy, but the most of
them well placed and getting the
better OF the breaks. Don Brennan
was hit all through the game but
pulled out Of the pinches. Davis,
Morrell and Baker batted well. Mill
Ter, q new man on the Easterns, put
the ball over the fence for a homer
drive with one ahead of him. One of
the largest crowds of the season saw
the game. The score:
AT-nTrCTsA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
Hazards Cop One
Sided Contest from
Auburn Legion, 81
Especial to Kennehec JournaD

NSUPCTHI 10 NVTHVTHV JUUI I"T
Gardiner, Aug 9-Willard OF the
Auburn Legion was touched for II
hits by the II. p. Hazard nine Sat-
urday, and the latter copied n one
sided contest by the count of 9.l,
Abe Brisk. the former Brown star.
twirled for the locals and held the
visitors to five hits and struck out
nine. Jimmy Dolan was the big
noise with the willow. coming across
with four blows in as many trips to
the plate.
1t was Hazards day with the bat,
every man on the team except Brisk
having Mt least one hit. while Turner
collected two and Dolan his big tour.
Turner featured in the field for the
locals while Talcott turned in nice
days wdk for the visitors. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
Ireland Defeats
u. s. in Hurting Games

Dublin, Aug. 10--In the final OF the
international hurting contest at the
Taiiteatifi games this afternoon ire
land defeated the United states four
goals and points to 5 goals and 2
points. It was the finest contest wit
MESSED In Dublin for years.
The Americans played a great game
and were unfortunate In not being
able to run a higher score. They
were better In the second half than
N the tirst but were unable to oyer oyer
men. The prizes were presented the
winning team By John Dewey. OF New
York. -.
Postmaster General Walsh, direc-
tor Or the games, today. said that the
contests had established the fact that
Gaelic games were not insular but
international.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
INDIANS PUSH
YANKS DOWN A PEG

Cleveland, Aug. 10-Cleveland
knocked New York out Of first place
today by beating the Yankees to 1,
while Detroit was defeating Boston.
The Indians knocked CASTOR from
the box In the fourth inning. The
Yankees run came in the first after
two were out, on a pass to Ruth, and
singles by Meusei and Pipp. After
that Shaute was invincible and
while he held Ruth hitless, he made
q home run himself for the tribes
seventh run, Joe Sewell played
spectacularly for Cleveland, hand
ling IL chances without an error.
Score: ....
New York 100000 OIL Z 1
Cleveland 900 6 0 1 O0 x--7 II y
CASTOR, Mariaux, and Schang;
Schaute and Wyatt.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee 4, Indianapolis Z (nrst
gatnsl; Indianapolis Z. sfilwaukse s
teeo0pd camel
Minne4peiis !. Tcisdo (frst game;
Toledo Z, Minneapolis o tseeepe eame).
Louisviile s. kapsAs City fnrst
ganist; Louisville 3. Kansas City Z,
descend game.
St, Paul Z. CoiurAbu tfrst same);
st. Paul 8. Columbus S Second game }.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

~Batteu TOT HOllOWdy III OtH'
Boston .... 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 o.
Detroit ... 3O2 1O42 1x-1s
Two base hits--Quinn, Heilmann 2,
Jones, Ross, O'R5urke. Three base
hits-Pieinich. stolen bases-Cobb
.. O'faourke. Pieinich. Sacrifices
Manush 8. Geygan, Clarke. Dauss.
Double plays--Blue to .Rigney; Rig
nsy to Blue. Left on bases--Bostori
I: Detroit IL. Bases on balls-Off
Fullerton /; Murray 2; Ross j;
whitehall L; Holloway l.; Dauss L.
Strtick out25y Quinn 8; BY white
hili B; Holloway /; Dauss 2. Hits
OH quinn . in Q none out in 4th) |;
of Murray 3 in q 1x3; off Fullerton 2
In 2-s; of Ross In q of whitehill
3 in a (none out in 5th; off Holloway
In /: off Dauss 8 in 4. Hit by
pitcher 49, BY Whitehill (Picinich,
Veach); by Quinn (O'Rourke).
Pasted Bali - Picinich. Winning
pitcher -- Dauss. Losing pitcher -
Murray. Umpires-Nallin and Row
land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
Browns Work Loosely
But Trim Mackmen

81. Louis, aug. 10-1n a game feat
ured by st. Louis errors which fig
ured In the Philadelphia scoring in
the second and fifth innings, and in
which the Athletics used four pitch
ers, the Browns today won the final
contest Of the series 10 to 8. Rotnmel
was wild and gave nine hits in six
innings. ~Baumgartner who succeed
ed Rommei. was removed after hit
ting the first batter. Score:
Phila. $50. ODOO1 OOPS q .
st. Louis zoe 0 O / ) . x-1O IL 9
Rommel, Baumgartner, Gray,
Buriis and Bruggy. Perkins; Dan
forth, Van Glider and SEVERED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

Two base hits--Reiman 2, kavan-,
augh 3, Shannahan, Finn. Lord,
OBrien, Keville. Urbanski. Delaney.
Stolen discretionary. Sheppard ..
Sacrifice hits-McQuillan. Lord. De-
laney. Sheppard. Sacrifice fly -
Shannahan. Finn, OBrien. Left on
-WorumboS :: Legion s. BasS
on balls--Off McGouldriClS 4; Knight
g. Tuite 9. Hits-Off MCGouldrick Il
in o ga innings; Off Knight In 1-S
innings; off Tuite in la innings;
off TeCarr 3 in 2-3 innings. Hit by
pitcher--By McGouldrick (O'Brienl,
Struck out---By McGouldrick .: by
Knight /; by Tuitc 4; by Tccarr :,
Winning pitcher-knight. losing
pitcher-Tuite. Umpires - llassett
and Barron.
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TIGERS AGAIN IN sun BERTH
IN IS TO I WIN over RED SOx

Detroit. Aug. 10-Detroit went back
int the lead in the American League
race today by defeating Boston 10 to
z, while Cleveland was winning from
New York. Four Boston pitchers
tailed to check the hitting attack of
the Tigers. Cobb's base running
featured the Tigers play. the De-
troit manager stealing second once.
third twice. and home once. The
score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
Flapper LIST to Cross
Line kennebufikpOrt

Kennsbunkport. Aug. 9-Phil
Bridges Tiapper crossed the line first
in the mcnty-cat races held here this
morning. Atwater Kent, Jr., piioted
his unnamed boat In second, with FL
Diabolo. owned by Dick Eliot, third;
Phil Colton's Scamp fourth and DR..
McMaster's Catspaw fisth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
Senators Win in
Battle Of Lefties

Chicago. Aug. 10-"Lefty" Mo-
Moxfidse out pitched Lefty Gwen
sros and Washington defeated Chi
cago 4 to 2 In a. pitching duel. Five
double plays aided the twirlers, one
in the first inning by Sheely and
Moorheart sclipsing the others.
Score:
Washington
Chicago % o o. 90 o 1-3:6:1
MoEridee and Ruel; Cvengros,
Connaiiy ana Scha1k.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
CushnOcs Take
One from Togus
Legion Boys, 10 to 6
Especial to kennebec JcurnaD

tISpeciaI TO kenhebeo JoufnaU
ToEus, Aug. s.--The CushHocs Of Aus
EustA defeated the American Legion
inins here Saturday 10 to 8. The visit
ors took the lead IN the hrst inning and
hsld It throughout the contest. They
outhit the veterans and Written kept
his hits we'll scattered. PomerieAu
pitched the FIRST eight innings Ard vas
relieved by saistrbm.
Ct,SHNOC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
DODGERS DO 1T
TWICE TO CARDS

Brooklyn, N. r.. Aug. 10--Brook-
Ign took both games from st. Louis
today. the first after ten inning
seesaw battle, 6-5, and the second
easily by & to a. Vance added nine
strikeouts to his growing list in the
second contest, easing up in the last
two innings after pitching shutout
bail. \ The Brooklyn club announced
the purchase OF southpaw pitcher
CORNER Wilson from the Des Moines
club OF the Western league for $12,-
500. He will join the Dodgers at
Chicago August %. Score:
First game:
st. Louis
O11OO 1O1 O-5;12;O
Brooklyn
900 O2 . 0 1-6;16;O
SherdelI, Bell and Gonzales: Ro-
berts, Erhardt, Doak and Taylor.
Second game:
st. Louis % 0 0 o o q o 2 2-4:9;1
Brooklyn o l 303 1 90 x-S;9;1
Dyer. Stuart, Fowler and Neiber-
gall, Clmons; Vance and Deberry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

Earned runs, Cushnot Z, LeEIQh ).
need q stolen bases, Nicholas, whit.
ten. Carey, kenney. Reed. Diamond.
rciaerleau Struck out, by Whitten 3,
by Pomeriean :. Hit By pitched ball. by
rcmeriAeu. Walter Written. wild
ritoh pomerieaG 4, salstrofn. Base On
balls. Off Written 5. Sacrifice hits. Nor
tom, White. rnpires, Glacier and
Could. Time, 1.40. Attendance, $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
P. c. F. W|NS7
INNING GAME
FROM FARMERS

Pennington, Aug. 9.-P. C. f defeat
ed Pennington here today So in seven
innings. auckland pitched a strong
game. striking out Ii. P. C. r. hit
Stewart hard. The game was called
off in the seventh on account of rain.
The score:
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New Portland Trims
Madison Nine i'm
Somerset League. 81

Skowhegan. Aug. 1.-TWO home
runs featured the Somerset County
league game played here today \ at
Fairview Park in which New Port
land won the game In the second
inning by collecting a number OF hits
which Melted them six runs. .
NEW PORTLAND
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EASTERN LEAGUE

New Raves 1. worcaStsr l fhrss
tarnp; New raven I. wcrcestsf 70
tsecend karne,,
Hfrtfofd s, Bridgeport I.
AIbany II. spfihtheid 3 thfst eaAe)i
WATERBURY, 5. Pittsfeld (nrts
kanAe): Waterbury ;, fittsnsid 4 tess-
end .fahie).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

HUNS, made by Walsh, Thurston,
Jowett, McQuisgan, Reiman. Two-bAse
hits, johnson, Baket, Prescott, Jowett.
Stolen base. Prescott Sacrifice hits,
Baker. Kenney. Double plays, Prescott
Ito Thurston to Cogan to Thurston,
Walsh to Cogan to Thurston. Base on
balls. or Jowett 4. Struck out, by Jew
EFT .. Finn 6. Passed bali. Prescott.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

New York, Aug. ie-Albert {Bibbs)
Raymond. outfleidAr OF the Boherty
silk sc1 sefni- professional team OF
Giiften, who has been signed by the
NAw York Americans TO report next
4prin9. eStabll$hed what is believed
"a b. q stn1t.rrefSssional record for
scnsscutiss hitting when he made MS
bet today. Raymehd's batting aver
4 IL Il .klO. ~
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ID l
WILTON

Earned runs. Togus. Wilton g.:
struck out by Feehan Z, by Daven-
port II: double plays Matthews. Cole
and Driscoll: wild pitch Davenport:
base on balls by. Feehan; sacrifice
hits Cole. Seribner. Farnham: UNI
pires Anderson and Overlook; time
las; attendance 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

Runs made by Hackett, 2; Tripp,
Luce. o. Hall, o; Jackson, Nillay.
Adams, Cavanaugh, 2; Murray, Mani
gan 2; Gee. Two base hits. Nanigan,
Adams Three base hits, Hackett, o.
Hall. Home runs, Trip, Nanigan.
Hit by pitcher, by Gee fLuce). Struck
cut. by Fiske 10; Gee. o. Passed
halls, Miilay. Umpires, Roderick,
Dionne. Time . hrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

Runs, made by NIackley, Martin .,
Neptune, Kenney. Brosnan, Masciadri.
Earned runs, P. c. +. s. Pennington 2.
Three-base hit. auckland. Two-base
hits, Martin, Stewart. Kenney Struck
out, Stewart 2, auckland IL. Double
play, Tierney to Brosnan to Lunge.
Base OH balls. Ivy Buckland O., by Stew
art I. Sacrifice hits. Tierney 2. I'M
pires, Love and Tanely. Time, lao.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

Runs. made by Cutler, Daniels,
Reed 3, Slattery 2, Slower 2. Two
base hits. Cctler. Three base hits,
Slower. Home runs. Slattery. Bases
on balls, by Miller. by Duggan 5.
Struck out. by Miller 5. by Duggan s.
Double plays, Smith and Kirschtein.
Wild pitches, Duggan .. Passed balls
Murphy. Slower. Umpires, Hunter
and Labrack. Time, 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City 10. Syracuse (Hrst
sanns); Jersey City .. Syracuse / tsec.
opd earne).
KochAster 5, Newark 4.
Toronto 5, Baltimore :. ffrst camel:
Baltimore 7. Toronto (seeond game).
Buffalo .. Raading 2 stHrst game:
Buffalo 4. Reading 3 Second game: 8
innings BY aggsemsnt,. 49, . n