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ANCIENT MARINER WILL
 SAIL 0N EXTENDED JAuNT

STANWOOD, May 27-Sixty-year- old Francis Drake, Stanwood Ancient Mariner" who has followed the sea for moSe than forty years, soon will set sail from Seattle in the Pilgrim, a 35-foot schooner rigged boat of his own building for another world trip.
 This is the third boat Captain Drake has gone sea-wandering in. The first two were named Sir Frances, after the captains illustrious namesake. Both of them were wrecked ,one in Cuba the other off of Mexico.
 The captain declares that loafing around the world in your own boat IS the only life.
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PROMINENT CITIZENS
 IF TACOMA HELD
 FIR BANK ROBBERY

SEATTLE May 28.-David w. Ma deau Russell E. Evans, Lawrence H. Lee and Warren L. Ridley, all citi- zens of Tacoma and more or less prominent in business and social af fairs of that city, were arrested to- day and lodged in the King County jail pending their removal to Mount Vernon for trial on the charge of having held up and robbed the State Bank of Anacortes, of $17,531 on Apr. l, after seriously wounding W. T. Odin, president of the institution.
 Detectives who have been working quietly on the case since the robbery occurred states that the evidence of the guilt of the accused is positive, and that there is no doubt but that they are the men wanted.
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SOVIET AROUSED OVER ACTION OF
 UNITED STATES

MOSCOW, May 2S-Advices receiv- ed in this city state that the Chinese government has received warning note from the United States on the question of soviet Russia. The note is alleged to point out that recognition of the soviet by China might lead to international complications which will Wace China in an embarrassing posi- fion.
 American intervention at Picking has caused considerable stir in Moscow official circles and is provoking much unfavorable comment.
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D|C DREDGE SINKS
 IN KLONDIKE RIVER

DAWSON May 27-Dredge Number Four, operated by the Burrall Baird, Limited, sank last week in twenty five feet of water in the Klondike river between Bear and Hunker creeks. The dredge was built in 1912 at cost of $1OO,O00 and at that time was the largest type in the world. Cause of the sinking is undetermined.
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EXTEND SOVEREIGNTY TO
 SWANS ISL, NEAR SAMOA

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 27- Coolidge forwarded to the Senate
 recommendation of Hughes that the American sovereignty be extended to Swain's Island, two hundred miles to the southwest of Apia, Samoa. A British mariner discovered the island a9d deeded it to an American. Great Britain has conceded the sovereignty.
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DhUGHERTY ABUSED
 IF REFUND|NG MANY MILLIONS INCOME TAXES

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Attorney General Stone today declared that former Attorney General Daugherty had made decisions which gave re funds of income taxes of S130,O00,0O0 to people in California under the com munity tax law.
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REDONDO SAILS WITH
 FREIGHT FOR WEST

The steamship Redondo sailed Mon day for westward points with about 300 tons of freight for Anchorage and Kodiak. The Redondo carried the following passengers: | For Kodiak-W. F. Ludy.
 For Kodiak-N. P. Kashavaroff, Mrs Geo. Heitman, Jennie Sitikof
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J. 5. DEsTROYERs ARE
 RETURNING ID FLEET

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 27- Six destroyers which have been in European waters for two years and which have played an important part in relief work at Smyrna, are return ing to join the scouting fleet in July, and are to be relieved by Division 26. Fleet officers praised the personnel of the destroyers for maintaining their vessels in excellent condition, practi- cally without assistance from shore stations.
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MAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
 IN FASHIONABLE HOME

SEATTLE, May 2S.-Tn the same room of the Agnew summer home in the fashionable Highlands district, where Mrs Virginia Clark, wife of the Seattle banker was found shot to death last March, Thomas O'Rell, painter, cut his throat this afternoon, writing his name in letters of blood on the walls of the room. Physicians saved his life.
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FINE PROGRAM TONIGHT
 AT THE LIBERTY THEATRE

The program given at the Liberty theatre last night will be repeated again tonight. The comedy program evidently made hit as the laughter was long and spontaneous. Miss Han nah Anderson received a hearty ova- tion, her vocal selections striking a popular chord.
 If you come to the show tonight sew your buttons on tight.
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MISSIONARIES KILLED
 BY CHINESE TROOPS

PEKING, May 27.-Two American missionaries were killed at Kweilin Kwangsi when Northern troops be- sieged that city, according to re- port received by the American lega- tion this morning.
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SEN. BEvER|DGE MAY
 NOMINATE COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-senator Beveridge of Indiana has been asked to place President Coolidge in nomi- nation for reelection at the Cleveland convention.
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SENATOR PHELAN ID
 NOMINATE M'AD0O

SAN FRANCISCO, May 29.-Sena- tor Phelan of California will place w. G. McAdoo in nomination at the Democratic convention held in New York
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DEAD IN TORNADO
 MISSISSIPPI TOTAL
 B, INJURED 175

NEW ORLEANS, La, May 28.-The dead in Mondays and Tuesdays tor nados in Mississippi total 53, with 175 injured.
 The storm covered wide strip from the gulf to the border and prop erty loss runs into the millions.
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A. J. Perrault, a popular clothing salesman who has been working for the Brown & Hawkins Corporation. left on the Yukon for Bellingham, Wash
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Dr. Robert A. Millikan, of the Cal ifornia Institute of Technology, Pasa- dena, Calif., winner of the 1924 Noble Prize in Physics. Dr. Millikan states that in very short period the phys cist and chemist will be brought to- gether to common understanding of the atom, over which there is present controversy.
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SENATE PASSED EDGE
 BILL RA|SING SALARY
 OF POSTAL EMPL0YEs

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The Sen ate today passed the Edge bill pro- viding for an increase of about sixty five million dollars in the salaries of 3OO0OO postal employees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-01
Gathering Babe Rings Bell Time in
PLENTY OF THRILLS
AND EXCITEMENT AT
n. BRUNSWICK RACES
Especial to Kennehec Journal>

NSpCSiNi 20 NCHnepeC JOOrnAlh
GdmuN6Stcn, y, r., July Si,--PleEtv
Of excitement, some spills on the track
and upsets for the talent. marked the
first days races Of the Maine and New
Brunswick Circuit here today. In the
feature event 2om Q, the tough old
Aroostook PAGER. seemed sure Of the
race until he sprained an ankle and the
old Campaigner T. H. Brett, now owned
in Bangor. took tho next two heats,
Alfred King Of Harry \eNers' Houltcn
stable had the best standing at the end
.. hot I'VE heat race in the SlS class
although Tom ~. owned in Quebec. sur
rrised the talent. Harry Direct,
grren paCcr owned by Or. =. A, BraEeer
Of SDrinENalc. wen his first race, tan
ing the @Sl event in three straight
without much trouble, In the second
heat there was n spill, and again in
The third heat Tcter RnSen fell and
three others came together and
Frantic Roca>h owned in Quebec,
broke an ankle and had to he shot,
The summary:
JUNIOR FEEE-FOR-ALI, PURSE
$500
II. ". Brett. &. by Waponee
tShummam .......,.....
Zom ., III Z, Ivy Dan y, Jr.
lRurrW ...........,..,l DIR
Little Anna :, b NJ ,Rrick-
ley) .,..........,..,.
orc Elmo. : ,RichardSN...A DIR
Tinc--2.lG. 2l5 81 81; It., :.l9 l.,
2r6 MINED, PURSE *4oo
Alfred KING. tr :, by
King Rcllim lNevers( =
Tom Il, h =, untraood
counter and Baker.l 7
Tetcr Stllwcu. l. x. 10y
V.-.r fba tsrfot (tNnl-
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Y. & H. AND LEGION
BATTLE TO FAST
AND BITTER DRAW

With each team out for blood and
PLAYING 4 superior brand of baseball
the league leading team from Nickery
and Hill and the American Legion
bsttled TO a bitter eight inning tie al
Williams Field last evening, with
Umpire Overlook calling the game
az the end OF the eighth because Of
darkness. The score was three TO
three.
The publishers started early when
Webb doubled. was advanced by
Hayden's single and scored closely
followed By Hayden when Jarvis
booted Honk Webbs hy. The lead
was held until the third. when timely
hitting by Harvey. Narsion and Bur
rill pushed two runs across the rub
Der. The Legion punched its other
two hits in the NTH for the third tally
after Roy Webb had scored iu@Ihe
previous stanza for the printers
In the fourth Mcnamara was called
out for cutting second and the decis
ion vas vigorously protested hut the
umpire was determined on this point
and the decision stuck.
The game was as pretty a pitchers
battle as one could wish 20 see with
Honk Wenb's Youth very evenly
matched against The craft and elusive
shoots Of Chetter Harvey Each team
garnered but I'VE bin"les but the Ie-
gion vas ragged at times behind
Harvey, four miscues being chalked
against the ex-douchboys The
printers also dropped TWO when they
counted. Webb struck out nine men
While Harvey was whiting half
dozen hut Honk sent I'VE men down
TO the jumping of sack. walking four
and elancing the ball on Burrill's
SKIN. Harvey used a slow foater TO
great advantage and effect on Burke
and skate Prime. both ordinarily
heavy batters and this kink in the
Y. q II. batting order averted a nun
in the third after L. Webb had singled
and been sacrificed along ny HAYDEN.
The game had battled itself along
until the eighth when Old%Sol had
hidden his rays and darkness was be-
ginning TO make its presence felt
WhHS still light enough for high balls
the darkness was undoubtedly sum
Gent to have prevented the hatters
OF either team seeing the much ex-
hihited smoke by both twillers and
Umpire Overlook pronounced the
game TO he over. first. last and all the
time. Manager Faulkner took excer-
ton to Overlock's decision and in
sisted that the game shouldn't have
teen called and making his stand on
the matter emphatic. The two then
argued the matter SO heatedly that p
few blows We're dealt ont at random
before the crowd separated them.
This Esme does not affect the
league standing but return contest
between these two fast outfits would
certainly he we!l worth the money
The SUMMARY:
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FirpO Starts Grind
At White Sulphur
For Bout with Wills

White Sulnhur SPRINGS \ Y Jutv
81 ,.,,oo,- ~. foo. nm. oas.o-,
'''''7 va
iaf from the WHITE IlGhts OF Broadway
and the prying eyes Of the curious,
tLe training cann n, T.uis Areo1 E,ir-
no. Argentine beoyvweiqbt was
nitrhed todoy Desnite J,.izyIipo
min which drenchcd Tho e,,rro1,rd'
incs. the South American took off his
coat immndintoIv unon bis arrival
and started tho Grind tn rondition
himself ro,. Iie tast oesoirs+ IaI,,y
Wis negro hcayyweirht Of RovIe, e
Thirty Acres. in Jeysov CITY sem
fernbor -
njrectIv +, frort IF tho White euI-
nhu,. Snrincs HotAI where L.i,no ia
st',,'ire~ ,ao,,l,+io, i've .an
60, mn sn,roT,nding seote ci,.ino mo
nI,ca an ar,nhithcotre Graz - Il.
iLo s,r,a .not ia Which tanl, 1,a,,,,,-
Gov. f,oinad I,e, s,,n,,,,c, ro,' ne ,,,at'.,,
nm Irirno
Ti,.no snid ,oda.,. 10 ,,,.o1 +1,o ,1oce
ana ~ .b..,r. 70 rot,,.e,, ,t,,r.,,b.,.o
which bas aIro,d,. bad Sc in,.iao,a.
inc errnrt on Hin, Actual ,raini,e
yin ho stsr,od ,on,o,royr ir +na sbone
nr ,o,d uo,l, lsr.;nning 10
n,,r,hir~ rovire and haeehaIl 10
ir,ir,.trI .ba+ II nnnid ha ~ re,o,
weeI, before he LAGOS gloves on his
hands
hit q, confessional jealousy. mar
YEA t,i,no.s .,,.i,-,, ,rbe So,,,b A.
c,ic,, fonnd MA Ntcriere yo,lds
Iicbt bc,y,veiobt ,hamnior Rart1nv
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Kennebunk Loses
MainStay of Pitchers

kennebunN, IUTV @T.-IommN Fnt-
land. mainstay Of the Kenne burkport
pitching star during the past three
years, will be lost Il the club possibly
for the remainder of the season as a re-
suit Of an accident this morning when
he caught his right arm in a rapidly
revolvins belt in the powder shop here
and in resisting the impact tore a liga
ueut He was attended hv DR.. Simp-
son. and although the injury IS not
serious # will keep him out OF tn-
Port lineup at least for some time
Putiand twirled for the kennehunk-
rort team against Haverhiu yesterday
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MCCLELLAN'S BLOWS AND BASE
THEFTS SPELL DEFEAT RED S0X

Chicago, July 31-Tirnely hitin g
by Hervey Mcclellan. who is sub
stitutlng at second base for Captain
Eddie Collins. coupled with a dou-
bic steal by Shelley and Archdeacon.
enabled Chicago TO defeat Boston )
TO 4 today. ManSum pitched well
until the sixth when he weakened
and had TO retire the next inning
Collins strained a muscle In his leg
and Will be out A few days. Score:
pnESrnNv
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WATERV|LLE GETS
ONE MORE THAN
HARRINGTON, 81
Especial 10 Kennebec Journal

Pennington, July 3l.-Weterville
defeated Pennington here today 70
:. Wateryille hit Kelley hard,
knocking him from the box in the
fourth. Hartsgrove took up the
pitching then and Was not scored
on. Farmington made a ninth in
ming rally but fell one run short
LunGe. Har-Sgrove and Masciadri hit
well fer Pennington. while DOYLE
and Phillips had a good day for Va
teryiiie. TIE score:
MATER VIII
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Games This Week
Maine State League
FRIDAY. AUGUST I

RTDAY, AUGUST I
Augusta at Watervilie.
Easterns at Bar Harbor,
Pennington ct Lisbon Falls.
Oldtown at Great Works.
SATURDAY. AUGUST >
Lisbon Falls at Augusta.
Bar Hsrbor at Oldtown.
p. c. E. at Brewer.
WatervlIIe at Farrinctor.
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Cubs Take Close
One from Dodgers

Brooklyn. \. Y. July 2l-ChicaFo
eernrd up tho series with BROOKLYN
'o1ar. winning n close game by to
J. Keen was frequently In difficui-
ties but was pulled ont Of tight
places hv sharp dcidtng. The Dod-
rcts used three pitchers. Decatur be-
i-r charged with the defeat. Bar
rcf. drove in MI four Of the Cubs
runs hitting homer off Decatur with
ono ON i'm tho third aud TRIPPING in
g., sixth off Roberts with two on.
Io',oeNcr's ncIdinE featured. Score:
Ch'.7ro -, e a q Q 9 q o--4-S-i
Trna.fyn q o q o 0 l o o-i-6-t
/ Keen and IIartuett; Decatur, Rob-
cg,s, Rcuthcr and Taylor.
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Babe Hangs Up
New Homer Mark

-. Louis. Mo. July 3i-"Bahe'
Ruth. Of the Yankees. today broke his
record for home runs made in sin
gle month. by knocking out his l4th
circuit ciout for July in the sixth in
ming u the second game against st.
Louis.
Ruth'g best previous mark was in
June. 1921. when he made IL This
was the year ne crashed out 50 home
runs Tor worlds record. l. was
Ruth's 32rd home run Of tho season.
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Cards Put Game
On lee in the First

; Philadelphia. July Sl-St. Louis
rorde II two straight from Puladet-
rhta today by hating Mitchell from
Tho box IN the first inning and scor-
iNS enough runs to win. Blades
home run blow into the hleachers in
the opening round with two on ac-
counted fnr three Of the Cardinals
;a'les. Hornsbv hit his fifteenth
homer ce tho season IN the ninth
'NNirr Score:
s. Louis $1,000 o o 1--e-li-o
Phj'a .. o q Q q o 0-S-l2-o
Haines and Gonzales, Mitchell,
Couch and Wilson
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New York. July St.-Defeated in >
battle Of Wills with the New YORK state
boxing commission, Mckee Walker
world NslterweiSht champion. today
stands ready to put his physical
strength to the test against Berny
Leonard, lightweight title holder. in
this city on the evening Of August n
Tex Richard, promoter Of the Walker
LeonardshoUt, which was scheduled 70
take place IN Eoyle's Thirty Acres. Jer-
sey City. announced his willingness to
weld 20 the commissions demand that
the match be held in New York.
Walker, who has been under the ban
IN this state for refusing to meet Dave
Shade. colored Nelterweight. said he
was satisfied with the new arrangement
and that he would tsks on Shade
later.
The exact place 81 the waIker-Leor-
ard match has not yet been announced
by Richard. but II fs confidently expect-
81 that the promoter VIII choose one of
the local baseball parks within a few
days
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Senators Win and
Take Second Place

Detroit. July Washington
nosed Detroit ont Of second place
here today when zachary won
pitchers battle with Collins, Two
singles and a Wild pitch in tie
fourth gave Washington the only
run Of the game. zachary allowed
hut two hits and Collins four. Score.
Washington:
OO01O 0 0 0 Otto
Detroit:
90 O q O O o o. o
Zachary and Ruel: Collins. Dauss
and Woodall.
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Augusta c. {. Stunt
Day In September

TIE annual stunt Day Of the Au-
gusta Country club. which is one of
the most enjoyable club events OF
the year. has been postponed until
some time in September. The tourn-
ament committee felt this was the
wisest step in view OF the fact that
many Of the club members Will be
absent during August,
Next Saturday at the Club will oc-
cur a handicap tournament and priz-
&c worth workinE for. Will be offered.
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Mrs. Hayden Wins
Handicap Golf
Tourney at Elm City
fSpecIal ID kennehec Jonrnan

especial to hennebec JouTnaD
WateFville. Me, July 31-Mrs H
Hayden Won the ladies' handicap golf
tournament At the Walervilie country
club links this afternoon with a gross
score If -. hadicap IA and net "a
Mrs NJ. Besse was second with a
gross score ~ 50. handicap 20 and
net 35 The scores.
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Teresina Wins Cup
Goodwood, England

Goodwood. England. July ST
(By a. PHI. H. Aga Khan's
Teresina by Tracery ont Of Blue Tit.
today won the Goodwood cup and
1000 pound stakes. A. +. Coxs
leonardo was second and Lord
\Toolavington's Keror third Six
horses ran. Teresina won by a neck
and three lengths separated second
and third.
The betting was Q 70 against
Teresina: = to l against Leonardo
and ) TO ! against keror.
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HAGEN, kIRKW0OD
DEFEAT FEM AND
GILMAN AT POLAND

Poland Spring. July - Walter
Hagen. British open golf champion,
and Joe EirEwood, famous trick shot
PLAYER defeated A. II. Fem. veteran
Poland Spring professional. and
Frank A. Gilman. Augusta country
Club pro. > and 4. ia "G hole
match here today. Hagen was plain-
" of his game. lie was frequently
in The rough ana missed several casy
puts. lie turned In card Of - Tor
the morning round ana II for TIC
afternoon as compared with GG and
81 under y similar competition 4
year ago. Fem. with 70 in tho after
noon, carried on the medal soore
houors Gilman took 50 and Kirk
wood - in the afternoon. The
summary for the ~ holes.
FHnH -.-..--.........-. .-......... ~
'riiNaH ..-...,s. ......... III
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Jugo-Slav Wrestler
Fails to Trim Greek

st. Louis, July %1.--Marin Plesttna::
Jugo -Slav wrestler OF Chicago. faiied
70 throw Jimmy London, greek
heavyweight in ninety minutes ot
fast wrestling here last night
Flestina had accepted handicap
match against l.ondos on the acree-
mcNt he was to throw the Greek
twice in ninety minutes. 2.ondoS
Weighed at 49, and Flestina At -Su
DNvvGs
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Toronto Rochester, postponed;
wet grounds.
Newark 4. Reading :.
Jersey CITY az Baltimore pest
pored: wet grounds.
Buffalo at Syracuse, postponed;
rain.
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Hts ana canned runr. Of Garden
ana ! I'm 4. on Brown ! and J In 4; on
Gaudst'e - aud in =. Throe-hase hit.
Prior. Runs driven in, by Prior. Mas
toruau Mrrrlwcthcr. Sacrifice hltF,
Brisk. French. stolen baTes, Mcf5owan,
savage. Caught stealing, MerriNeth-
cr First base on "rrorH, Dixies =
First base on hnlle. off GARDEN 4. or
Brown /. on Gaudottc !. LEFT on bases.
Dl.iev g. Athlcti,v .. Double PLAY,
Strirp 20 MCGOWAN to strlpp. struck
ont. ~ Brown ;. By Gaudotte :, Inn
plrne.. Gibson and Lake. Time, i.to.
Attendance. I2Il
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Two base hits T.. Webb. FroherGer.
Stolen bases HAYDEN. Struck ont
Webb .. Harvey s. Double plays G.
Webb to Hayden 10 r. Prime Hit
by pitched hall by Harvey (McCAln
by Webb (BurrilD. Passed ball Ellis.
Base on balls Harvey. Webb l. Sac
rifce hits Hayden, Burke. Umpire
Overlook.
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Louisville 4: Toledo II.
Indianapolis 8; Columbus 2. II IN
rings.
Minneapolis II: Milwaukee ..
s. Pau! o: Kansas City l. II in
Mn Is.
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TEAM STANDING
IN MAINE LEAGUE
LEAGUE STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
At Great Works-Easterns Z: p. c.
+. l Postponed same from July 81.
At Pennington - Watervllie s;
Pennington 7 POSTPONED game from
July 81.
At Portland-PortIand s; Augusta
5 (Exhibition game.
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PENNINGTON

Two base hits Lunge =. DOYLE.
Phillips = Siattery. Three base hit
Gutter. Stolen bases Doyle Balls off
Groves /; of Kelley /: off Harris
grove !. Struck ont BY Groves ::
Kelley /; Hartsgrove . Sacrifice
Brosnan. Double plaN- Doyle 10
Slattery. Hit by pitched ball by Kel-
lev ] nv Hartsgrove 1 Wild pitch
Groves. mpires Love and I>abreck.
Time = 70.
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n. Y. Yankees Get
Texas Gardener

Austin, Tex, July 3l.-Bsnny Bed
ford. outfelder for the Austin. Texas,
Association club, has BEEN sold TO the
New York Yankees for consideration
said 70 be 5000. It was announced here
Yesterday.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago s; Boston 4.
ST. Louis 2; New York I (First).
ST. Louis S; New York 4 (2nd).
Philadelphia 7: Cleveland 3 (first).
Cleveland d; Philadelphia 3 (2nd--
10 inn).
Washington I; Detroit O.
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Boston, July sl-Marager John 9
Hendricks of the Cincinnati! Eeds to-
day denied tbs report that his club
was considering the purchase az
Pitcher Groves OF the Baltimore
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

MIS- r. Wardwe!l and Mrs.
Green did not turn in any cards.
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TODAY'S GAM ES

Boston at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Philade lphia at Cleveland,
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 4 Brooklyn I.
St. Louis G: Philadelphia g.
Pittsburgh 5; New York o u inn
RAIN.
Cincinnati 2; Rosso1 a inn
RAINING game. ---.A
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TODAY'S GAMES
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at PHILADELPHIA.
Pittsburgh at New York.