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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
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Mrs. Ellen SWEET was guest
Friday Of friends in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Files. Mrs.
Sarah Grcenlcaf and Mrs. Flora Files
returned from a few davs' outing at
the Files cottage at Chamberlain.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Josorh SAWYER are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. owen Larned
at their cottage at China Lake.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
Police Still Without :
Clue in Bows Killing

New York, July 1S.-AlthouGh the
police tonight admitted that they
have not "one worthwhile clue the
authorities investigating the murder
OF eight year old Francis Mcdonnell
in a thicket near Port Richmond.
staten Island, last Monday. attached
considerable significance 10 revela-
ttons concerning a music teacher
who was questioned by them today.
The instructor. with six others who
were ouizzed during the day. was
released but he is still under sur
veillauce and the story he told Is
being checked,
nr. Charles kremer. medical sup
erintendcut Of the Sea View hosPl-
tai and Of the city Farm Colony,
pauper home. whose attendants ana
inmates have been the object OF po-
lice suspicion. said today that the
murderer probably still is roaming
staten Island. Il is his theory that
the crime might have been commit
ted by an epileptjc. a victim Of am
nesia. and who therefore has no re-
collection of his act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

sence of Albert Martin who is having
a vacation.
The Spiritualists Of Maine will as
semble in mass meeting at the New
Progressive Spiritual!st Temple 40
-. Perham street, Augusta, on Sun
day, July 20, at 80 and 40 +. NJ.
Mrs. Omelia Adams, HaverhiH.
Mass. will be the principal speaker
and message bearer. Other speakers
will be in attendance.
Mrs. William Mcpherson, who was
recently operated on at the Sisters
Hospital in Watervile has sUfHciert-
~ recovered and Will return home
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Park and
daughters, Ruth and Gertrude will
leave today for a two weeks auto
trip through Quebec, While away
they will visit their daughter and
Adams in Ontario.
First Baptist Church. Rev. Alex
ander Henderson, pastor, morning
service at 1915. Anthem by the
Male Quartettc. Sermon by the
pastor on the subject Nathaniel the
Skcptic" s. S. at L. Evening serv-
ice at r. NJ. with talk by-t pas
tor on the subject Men Who Ven
tUred for Christ"
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev.
r. c. Chapman, pastor. Morning
worship at 1915. with sermon by
the pastor on the subject Every
Man to His own Place" $. s. at L.
Epworth League Devotional Service
at g. Topic: What the Bible means
10 Me" Evening service at Z. Ev-
ening subject Gods Kingdom. a
Development"
The Misses Mable and Matte
Downs and their guest. Miss Emma
A. Joos of Prospect Heights Hospi-
tai. Brooklyn. y. Y. motored to
Good Will and Skowhegan Friday
afternoon with Mr.. Isaac Ames.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henry and
son. Robert. and Miss Katrina
Young and Nathan Reynolds Of
Burnham, were guests Thursday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wheeler.
Mrs. Mable Spaulding and Mrs
Mrs. Carl Wheeler on Gerald Ter
race.
Merton Young has returned to
Gardner. Mass, whore he is en-
ployed.
Nil Bertha Henry has returned
from Burnham where she has been
visiting Miss Katrina Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry have
returned from Prince Edward Is-
land. where they have been visiting
relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Payson Mutt and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
Mercur Shines
In Tennis Play
In IOngwOod Bowl

Boston. July Fritz MSrCur OF
Philadelphia today flashed as n new
star Of the first magnitude in the
American tennis constellation bN his
defeat in the Longwood Bowl tennis
singles play Of two nationally ranked
players, Wallace Johnson OF Ihil3-
delphia, placed nth. and Nathaniel
", Niles. Of Roston. who stood Nth
among last Years tennis stars.
Mcrcu' defeated Niles &c, Ga, 6-%.
and outscored Johnson 6-%. 20. To-
Morrow he will play Lawrence Il.
klce Of Boston for a leg on the
eighth Longwood trophy. which in
recent wears has been held by the
greatest stars Of the countrN--W. NJ.
Johnston w T. ridden. md, and r..
~ Williams, End.
The longwood doubles reached
me semi final round. which will he
paved tomorrow morning. a sec
end o. tho four seeded teams were
eAlninatcd when Harry c. johnson
ana Wallace +. Johnson were de-
,,ta'ed hr Irving WCinstcin of San
francisco and {. q. Wellington OF
noNon, two sets 10 one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
TacOnnets Have Off
Day and WOrumbOs
Trim Them, Score 5 to |

Especial to kenneheC JournaD
Lisbon Falls, July 1S.-The Worum-
hos took the measure of the TaConnct s
Of WatcrVille here today by to /
score in a game of many feature plays
and errors. In the first inning Dagas-
tino made n one-hand catch of Wilson's
drive to center after long run and
was obliged to jump into the air to
spear tho pill. In the same inning
Reed made n wonderful stop Of Rel
mans hard-hit grounder near first
MCQuiggan. keville and DoulI shared
the honors for the WOrumbos. McQuiE-
gan caught a long fly in deep center
and doubled up Dagastino at third.
This did not satisfy him, so to make
1t a good day he made a great onc-hand
catch of Daniels drive Kevillc played
a good game at third and was the only
man to get more than one safe blow.
Doull at second kept up with his team
mate Keville on the fielding end, hand
ling many hard-hit balls in clean
manner. knight allowed the visitors
but five hits.
he Gun,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
ROckland Nine Hope
To Trim Undefeated
TOgus Team Sunday

Togus, Iuly IL Sunday July goth
The fast Eockland baseball team will
strive to take tho sculps from the
got undeleltcd Toeus team. This
game has been postponed twice on
account of rainy weather. Sunday
promises 10 he fair and large del
ega'on from Eockland will motor to
Tn-us 10 witness thi8 battle. Tho
jaschall grounds ut the Home has
hecn mAdc more nttrp, i've. IN that
tho indcd has been given thor
ogEh going over and tho grass plot
between bases cut away. allowing
tho PLAYERS n greater opportunity OF
Stopping some Of tho fastest hits.
The Eorkluud team Is composed 70
tho best baseball PLAYERS in Knox
county md II is under stood that
several professional ball players
Nil be seen In tho KoClllaud uniform.
The Homo team will be tho same
A. usual with Pete" Perry doing the
twirlnc and Jimmy DEAN on the re-
csi,lug end "Phil' Brisk. Fat
french lsmllc GirouX. viii complete
tho Togus inner defensive.
Fans cannot afford Ia he absent
Rom the game as it promises I" he
ne grcaatcst game between the two
tiysls ever witnessed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
Law Enforcement
Most Important
Saws Wheeler

Winona Lake Ind. July Is a..
Pl-"The fEht for law enforcement
is tho most important issu" before
this nation" said Wayne T.. Wheeler
general counsel and legislative sup
crintcndent for the Anti-Saio"n
League Of America. in an address
today at the conference of the NoIld
League Against Alcoholism.
Nothing else matters" he Contin-
ucd. II We confess that We cannot
enforce our laws. We cease TO he
nation. We become, instead, mob
Il law breakers. and not lawmakers
control our policy. anarchy IS SUI
preme Every foe Of law and order
will take new Courac e. II We an
nounce to a skeptical world that We
have not the courage 70 hold 70 a
victorious ideal because laWless men
oppose it, then any World Court
ideals will he discounted likewise.
Democracy VIII not he trusted ny
these new nations which have dis
Carded kings. Human progress Will
be turned back and the current now
steadily setting toward a golden age
will lose its force in a backWater.
Nothing else matters so much that
1.-The will of the ma jority. expressed
in legal and orderly fashion, shall
prevail.
The w-ahidinC majority Of the
nation accepts the challenge nt Wet
minority that the Constitution can
not he and ought not be enforced.
Recent victories for law and order
inspire new confidence. Both Of the
dominant political parties in their
conventions at Cleveland and New
York turned down the insistont DE-
mand for wet planks and for the hfSt
time adopted law enforcement
planks. indicating their determine
ton to defeat the vets program Of
law defiance The Independent plat
form ignored the plea for beer
The last Congress defeated every
effort to weaken the national enforce
ment code and enacted seven meas
ures 70 strengthen law enforcement
Both the Democratic and Repuh-
lican conventions endorsed the bill
to put prohibition agents under civil
service which passed the House by
an overwhelming majority.
The wet forces are starting their
. attacks on state enforcement codes
They will fail If the dry forces are
awake.
The congressional and state leg
isIative districts are the forums for
determining whether effective en-
forcemert laws shall stand or fall
Every friend Of law enforcement
must register and vote. Failure at
this point means enforceable
laws and increased Iawlessness. We
are fighting the greatest known evil
OF modern times and winning the
greatest moral victory ever achieved
by self governing people.
The best manhood Of the world is
watching US. We are encompass
with a cloud Of witnesses. Il We
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
New York Produce Market

New SNfN, JUN Is
FLOFR-Cnsettled: spring patents
-. bar5 winter StraightS 6.4eG 6.9o.
WHEAT-Sro; weak: No. dark
northern spring i.6t3; Nc. red wlnter
I4ss: No. I Manitoba l.5os; No,
mixed durum 1854, all iaNe ana
"T1RN-Snot easy: No. : yellow III:
No, mixed les. both track New
York lake and rail.
OATS-Spot easy: Ne. : whlte -,
LARp-Easy; middle west 4--Sp
1890.
other articles unchanged.
Raw sugar was dull today with bust
ness limited 10 $4,000 bags. Cuban eN-
store at s.0s delivereo. IL was oouen NJ
therefore did not AFFECT the spot Cuba \
nrice. which remained at SEE duty
paid. -. ..n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
Lauretta Todd
Makes Sensational
Win at Lewiston

Especial to the kennebeC Journal
Lewiston, Me. July 1S-Lauretta
Todd. the chestnut mare George
Childs of Lewiston is plotting this
year, furnished the feature of the
Pine Tree Circuit races here today,
when. after coming home sixth in
the first heat of the 2:3O pace, she
came home first in the following
three heats. Time was extremely
fast for early season going, hover
ing around the 20 mark. Other ra-
COS furnished but little excitement
most OF the scraps being for second
money. .Andora Girl, Frank Hay
denis star, lost the first heat of the
lis. then walked away from the
field. There was a small crowd. 4
cold gusty wind bothered the horses
on the back stretches. Harry Fl.
Lee of Augusta handled the races in
fine style. summary:
2:l4 TROT, PURSE $500.
George Harvester. bs, by The Har-
Nester. tJack.. SorneD ......1 l l
Luke Bell. bl &, (FoxD ....2 > 2
Baroness Chelsea. rom. ((Mason
Allie Wood The Great, bs, Pottle)
Time 2:l3 II. 2:14 IL. 2::14 IL.
els PACE. PURST 5000.
Angora Girl, BIN. by Northern Man.
Taprika. DIN. by Peter The Great
confidence, bg. Fox) 49,. 3
Tom Donahue, bg. (BurbanH 80.
Eva Tango. blkm. tSmalD ........
Calumet, Jr.. (Simmons) : 70
Time o:l7 IA. 2:t6 Ia. 2:15 IL,
eli 81.
s:2o TROT. PURSE $500
Elizabeth Watts, by Gen Watts
Harold Todd, bg (Mason) :. 5
Grace Worthy. hm. (Malcolm) ....,.
Observation-Disclosures. 5 s 2
Hollywood Viceroy. hg, (Wells)....
.................... :
rau Il, bg. (McWilliams) .........
................... =
Silkworm. hrs, (PottleD .. 5
Agratia Harvester, blkm, (Simmonsl
67 s
Time 2:1a IA, 2:1s IL. 2:1s IA.
2:so PACE. PURSE 5000
Iauretta Todd, chm. by Worth
tChilds) ..,............. / l
Dorland Cook, chg. by Worth (Nel-
son) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. | 2 2 ;
Todd @. blkg (Potle) -. :
Teter Star. chg. (YuilD :. 3 3
Peter Morris. BIZ, (Simmons) 80.
5 5 no
Tommy Finch, Jr., bg. (Gould) ....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70
Colonel Crook. bg, (knight .....,
6 no
Time. 2;l9 "a. e:c1 IL. 2:21 IL,
c:S1 l..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

children are visiting relatives in
Freedom.
Mrs. H. T. Ifaincs Of Maiden.
Mass. IS visiting Mrs. Harricttc Nc
Faddcn on Western avenue.
Frank Martin and his sister. Miss
Florence Martin of Guilford, Me.
were guests Thursday Of Mrs. Har-
ricttc MCI'addcn.
Mr. and Mrs william ". Taylor
OF Arlington. Mass. who are passing
the summer At Lake Naranacook.
are visiting relatives In town for
several days.
Mrs Georgia Strout Of Gorham ia
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Newell.
Norman Norton. who has been WIS.,
ting his father. william II. Norton
returns to Dalton. Mass, today
whore he is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry proulx ~
Burrill street and Mrs. Paul Gal
liant Of Brook street. have gone on
a trip 10 Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
BRISK WILD AND
CHEMISTS WIN OVER
BAR HARBOR, 9-4
Especial to kennebec JournaN

Bar Harbor. July 1>.-Penoh>cot
Chemical Fiber beat Bar Harbor to
4 in the Maine League game here
today. The locals tried out a new
pitcher. Brisk, who WAS wild and
with none down and bases filled in
the fourth. Jack Jowett relieved him.
Jowett had some trouble in stopping
the paper makers and Mackley land
ed for homer with the bases load :
ed. Johnny Miller went good for =.
c. f. keeping hits scattered and had
some fine support. Joie Cogan had
a good slant on Miller's hooks and
got four hits on four times Up.
MurCh made an outdcld catch which
cut OF some Bar Harhor runs The
score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
LAS Big 9th
Enough to Win
Over COlOred Boys

Especial 10 the kcuncbCC JournaD
Lewiston. July 1S.-A big sixth
inning rally defeated the fast Colored
crew. the Boston Monarchs here to-
day, the squirt netting the Athletics
five runs ana the ban same by IA
7-f score. Brisk ana Savage
doubled for Gaudette and Master
man singled in the sixth, while n
sacrifice by Merriwether. a hit
hatSman and pair of Monarch errors,
figured i@@hc scoring. Brisk stole
home in this inning with two out and
two strikes on French. the negroes
held mp the game ten minutes ar
guiug that the ban on which Brisk
stole home WAS the third strike on
French. nurEin was hit hard in
spots, but received perfect support.
DOE returned e the old batting form
Of last year tonight, hitting the bail
on the nose each ting At bat. al
though only one went far. Score:
MONA RtES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
Boston Produce Market

Boston. July Is
REEF-Choice whole cattle Is Is.
PI,TTER-Extras IL a 4l3: hrsts IS.
CHEESE-Fresh choice 2liQe2;
80 C0RNGNc. : yellow Is3Qi.34; 1.so
FGGS-Nearby hennery brown ex-
trss 46G41; white and mixed extras SIS
q A.; western extras IS q 50.
FLOUR-SprinG patents. lEo-'p'
sacks. special short SIS @ s.iS: stand
ard 7.15 q $50.
HAY-No. : timothy IS @ IS,
I.AMB-Spriug - a 80.
OATS-Fortv pounds $50
PORk-Medium backs - q 20.
POTATOES-tireen Mountains l.SmI
$50 per Zoe pounds: new southern No
s.5oG soc per barrel
ountes SO cents in I00-harTel lots less
. per cent. for cash.
Neal-ioE -
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Browns Force
Senators Down, rs

Washington. July 1S--DCfcatcd 70
6 10y st. Louis today, Washington was
reduced to second place tie with Do
troit, winner over Boston. The Browns
won in the ninth after Marhcrry rclcv-
cd Ogden. who left two runners ON
bases with one out. SiSlcr foulod to
TAYLOR, but the bases were filled when
TeCkinpaugh fumhlcd McMauus' roller.
jacobson then drove in three runs with
a triple to center. The score:
st Louis 80 . o . o u 2-7-l"-t
Washington o 0 : 2 o tt ?-2
WinEard Shockcr. Danforth aud Soy
crcid; ogden, Marherry and Kucl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

fail. then tho world will abandon
hope for prohibition. We are equip
ped for this fight as is no other ma
ton. We have every strategic ad
vantage. our foe is waEing only
guerilla warfare. We hold every in
trcnchcd post. There is no failure
except by surrender. Stimulated by
orr example, other peoples are ten
tarivcly opening tho fight against the
liquor forces of their nations. Where
We lead. they follow We can lead
the world to an age where drunken
ness is as strange as human slavery,
IL We only have faith and courage
We win lead the world into the deep
cst bondage to the brewery barons
and tho lords of drink. if We finch.
The United States is tho hope Of the
age. We must. We can, we will win
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Rixey in Another
ScOreless Stunt

CinCtnuati JHIv lS-ItjXrV NJ Gin
cinnafi in shutting out BROOKLYN to-
day to .. completed his 3lst con-
seCGtiye inning without being scored
on. He allowed only three singles.
did not walk n man. and not n
Proolllyn runner reached second base
in the nino innings. RiXev received
i,clfcct support. CavcneN's fielding
Icing feature. Tinelli cid the Reds
at bat with three clean hits and
stole home IN the sixth inning. Tho
score;
Broul,Iyu q o o q o o 0-o-3-0
CirCi ....O o o o ; o o X-4-9- A"
Ehrhardt and Deherry. EiXey and
HalEIaVC.
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Pirates Put 1t All
Over Giants, 9 to ?

Pittsburgh. July 1S-pittsburgh
dcCisively defeated New York . to
. today, making it two out Of three
games Cuylcr's three hits. including
n triple brought his record To nine
safe drives in the series. Maranville
accepted eight more chances Cleanly.
bringing his string to 16t. without a
misplay. The Pirates hit three pitch
crs hard. while Cooper puzzled the
Giants throughout The score.
New York L o o q o q - o. %
pittshurE : 90 0l / N-9-i7-0
BENTLEY. Dean. Jonuard and SnN-
der. Cooper and Smith.
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HARRINGTON SHADES AUGUSTA
inf FRAME BATTLE--CLANCY
HITS APPLE FOR TWO HOMERS
Especial to Kennebec Journan

Pennington. July 1S.-Cannon'
TO score from third ended a closely
fought 11-frame game here this az
ternoon between Pennington and
Augusta with the former on the long
end OF Q to score. The Farming
ton boys faced three Millionaire
hurlers ana TOOK toll OF each. finally
pushing over brace in the eleventh.
Clancy, the heavy hitting Millionaire
outer gardener, poled two ancient
clouts. Masciadrrs three-pillow blow
came along timely. The same teams
will play in Augusta Saturday. The
sr0re.
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Braves and Red Sox Must Goggy Series Recent Blows
CARDIALS MERCILESS TO FOUR
HURLERS AND AYES LOSE 10 TO 4

st. Louis. July 1s-Driving Gene
wich from the box In the first inning
with five hits and as many runs. and
continuing their attack against Lucas.
Benton and Yeargin. the Cardinals
won the fourth game Of the series
from Boston today. 10 TO 4. The vic
tory -oday makes II four straight for
no-run game for the Cardinals yes
~. Louis, Haines pitching no-hit,
no-run game for the Cardinals yes
terday. The Cardinals went into
sixth place. Boston dropping to eth.
The score.
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SENSATIONAL CATCH TURNS BACK
RED SOX AND TIGERS WIN IN II Inn.

Boston. July IS-petroit won from
Boston in II innings today 4 70 5.
Manush made a remarkable leaping
catch OF Flagstead's drive which was
headed for an opening in the left field
score board in the ninth, Ii was Ma
nush's inheld single off Fullerton IN the
lIth, followed by Cohb's sacrifice and
Blues single through the box, that
scored the winning run. The score.
DETROIT,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

AUGUSTA

1.-Two out winning run was sCor-
ed.
Pennington o 4 ! o O q o %
Augusta - q 90 | o . Is
Home runs Clancy =. Three base
hits Masciadri. Two base hits Xii
patrick. Hartgrove. Brosnan. Stolen
bases, Shields. Struck out by Dolan
|: by Hartsgrove =; by Brown >: by
Clancy 4. Hit by pitched ball by
HartsgroVe =; by Clancy l. Passed
ball Cannon. Base on balls by Harris
grove /; by ACkerley =: by Brown |;
by Clancy l. Sacrifice hits Morrell
Ackerely. Davis. Cannon. Umpire.
Love. Hartsgrove and Clancy pitch
ed good ball.
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"Battcd for GCygan in Srd.
Tclroit ....2 81 0 O 0 0 % 1t
Boston .....0 : 90 0 0 Q o Is
Two-hase hits. Manush Harris.
Thrcc-haSe hits, cobb FlaEstead. stolen
base, lieilman. Sacrifices, cobb. piyi-
Mich. Double plays, Shanks to Wamhs-
cams to Harris; Wamhsgauns to
Shanks 10 Harris Left on bases, De
troit 5. Boston l.. Bases on balls. or
Wells 4. of Holloway ;. on Fullerton
;. struck out. by Holloway !, hv Ful-
lcrton >. Hits. IN Wells IN = 90 in
uings: IN HollowaI ia s Is WINNING
pitcher holloway l'mpircs. Evans,
Rowland. owen. Time, IS.
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Indians and Yanks
Split Double Bill

New York, IuIy lS-Clcvcl land d.
yided n douhlc-hcad,r with the Yam
kcs here today The visitors won tho
first game easily by score of to =,
hut were turned back by PcnnoCk In
the second, New Norl; winning this
contest hy to > Tho scores.
FIRST GAME
Cleveland ..o o o q o I O-9-f7-1
New York % o O 0 - g.,
Smith and Myau: Bush. Mamaux,
pipgras and Hofmann
SESCOND GAME
Cleveland ...O o o q ! o. 90 q
New York ..1 o . o 3 @ q N-1-9-i
THE and J.. ScwcIl. renuuck and
SChanE.
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Merriman Registers
Fastest Mile of Year
Toledo Free-fOr-an

Toledo. Ohio. July Is MCrrtman,
driven by Tommy Murphy, clicked
of the fastest mile of tho Ncar whcn
he came homo in = minutes fiat in
the fiysi heat of the frCC-for-all paCN
the feature event OF the getaway day
Of the Grand circuit meeting at.
Fort Miami Park today. Sir ROCh
Uoomtsl won the event. Margaret
Dillon. the third entry, was sent into
the race lame aud could not hold
the pace.
Colonel EoSWorth. NcDonald's colt
Mas 4 real surprise Ivy winning the
Sherwood stake OF 5000 for thrc"
year old - c,a.r uouCis I'm
straight heats The 10 pace was
easy for Bessie MCklyo Ualml 10
win in straight heats. Summaries:
FREE For All. PACE, PURSE
$11lN
Sir Eo,h hg 10y 81 Koch
bl"oIuiSl ...,.....,.... !
Murriman hg tMurphD 800. | . =
Margaret Dillon Inn tMc
Mancmam ..........,...,.
Warhridc tStOkcsD .... Withdrawn
Time 200: 2o2 81; "ol -
.l5 CLASS PACE rrES7 $1,000
Bessie McKly" hr m lv Peter
MCklNo Ualiu) ..,...... ]
Hollywood Leonard hg II
U.uomi,) ................. y 4
Dan Finch Il U'lcmiuE) e. I
Bonnie Watts hr N'mldD e.. : =
Prince Duc,t h x CNoNcrtom
......................... Q I =
Dewey Hat UGahaEaD, Peter
ll,o afford IInI.pt Iht,r Socks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

narrow range all day in view of the
5nlIness in spots and closed one point
lower to two higher. July s.21: Sep
TENDER S.S7. December S.SS, March SIS,
all bid. :,
Very little business was reported in
refined sugars. which ranged from $50
10 $50 for fne sranulated.
Refined futures were nominal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City 6 at Rochester 10.
Reading II NJ Buffalo tf'rst
1me(; Reading ; at Buffalo tsec-
ood ssmel called end OF 9TH by
asreement.
baltimore at Toronto :.
Newark 4 at Syracuse :.