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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05
B0WDO|N'S RALLY
IN NINTH wins
over COLBY Nine
Especial to Kennebec Journal

Vaterville, May "a rally in the
ninth inning producing four runs fig
ured in Bowdoin's - to 10 victory over
Colby in the opening game of the State
series held here today on Seayers field
Colby maintained good lead
throughout the first eight innings but
in the ninth Bowdoin started hitting
the ball at random. Fish, the first man
at bat, got single. Blake flied out to
F. Fransen. Lord received pass to
first, followed by a timely hit from
Southwick bringing in one run. Will
liams received base on balls and Mich
els filled the bases by singing At
this point Howard was relieved by
Muir, who passed the first man, thereby
tieing the score. johnson hit a pretty
double, bringing in the winning runs.
In the last half Of the ninth the
Colby aggregation tried hard TO even
matters up. Prospects were rosy when
Capt. Sob Fransen reached first on be-
ing hit by pitched ball followed by a
single from Ev. Fransen. Ev. Fran
sen stole second. With no outs I'unn
came to bat for Muir and was thrown
out a first. Fagerstrom STRUCK nu+ and
Wilson flied out to Johnson.
Neither team was at its best, due in
part to the cold wind sweeping across
the field. Johnson proved tn ho Bow
doins star. while Ev. Fransen and
Shanahan were the shining lights for
Colby.
Howard gave a hits. bur poor sup
port in the pinch was the chief factor
in Colby's defeat. Colby AN led IN hits
from Southwick early in the ga-ne but
was unable to connect in the latter
part.
As result Of this rar1c I,ondoin Is
leading in the State SERIES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05
REDS STAGE A
COUPLE OF wins
over PIRATES

Cincinnati. Ohio. May 4-Cincin- i
natl won two games from Pittsburgh
in the first doubleheader of the sea-
son here today by scores of . to 0
and to 4. Luque and Meadows in
dulged in a pitchers battle in the
first game, the Cuban holding on to
the finish while the Reds punched
three hits with a pass to win off
Meadows in the seventh inning.
In the second game, Rixey, making
his first start of the season, was hit
freely and retired in the sixth. Ben
ton and May We're strong the rest of
the way, and their support was very
fast. Score:
FIRST GAME
Pittsburgh 90 o 0 . 0-0-7-0
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 X-2-7-1
Meadows and Gooch; Luque and
HargraVe.
SECOND GAME
Pittsburgh l 0 0 l 0 . 0 0-4-9-1
Cincinnati 0 0 3 0 % 0 X-5-S-1
Morrison and Gooch; Rixey, Ben
ton, May and Wingo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05
y. of n. III. Victorious
Over Bates Harriers
After 3 Years Lapse

Dover. y. H., May 3-University of
New Hampshire track team upset
predictions and defeated Bates today,
50 to IS. This was the blue and
whites first victory over the Maine
men in three years. Bates took all
the places in the mile and two-mile
while New Hampshire scored all
places in the high jump. One uni
versity record was equalled when
Archibald ran the quarter in AZ sec
onds. Brown of New Hampshire was
high scorer with 10 points, winning
both dashes
High hurdles-Won by r. +. Ora
per, \. H; second. NJ Burrill. Bates:
third. r. F. Gum, n. II. Time
II 2-5s.
Mile run-Won by A. Brown,
Bates; second, s. Holt, Bates; third,
F. Sannela, Bates. Time - Am.
IS 2-5s.
one hundred yard dash-won by
r. Brown, y. H.: second. P. knight,
Bates; third. Baker, Bates. Time
lis.
Four hundred and forty yard dash
Won by Archibald, Bates; second,
S. Wilson, Bates; third, r. d. Stew
ems, y. H. Time-52s.
Two-mile run-Won by A. Wills,
Bates; second. F. Mckinley. Bates:
third, s. Holt, Bates. Time-10m.
Is ass.
Two hundred and twenty yard
dash-Won by r. Beroron, y. H;
second, J. McManus. y. H; third, J.
Baker, Bates. Times ASS.
Low Hurdles--W by r. F. Gum,
y. H: second. z. r. Draper, y. H:
third. d. Giddings,. Bates. Time-2ss
Eight hundred and eighty yard
dash-Won by E. Coughlin. y. H:
second, r. Corey. Bates; third, F.
Nelson, Bates. Time-2m. 1-5s.
High Jump. Davis, y. H; B.
Merike, y. H; NJ. Maurell, y. H;
tied for first; ST, lin.
Shot put-Won by A. Hartwell, y.
H; 3Ift.; second. Z. Leighton, Bates,
Sc. SIT; third, w. Ledger, Bates, 35.eft.
Broad jump-Won by z. Davis, y.
H, left. lin; second. j. McManus,
y. H: left. SIM; third, c. Kinds,
Bates. 19ft. Sin.
Jayelin throw-Won by NJ. Luce,
Bates. 143ft.: second, f. Warren, y.
H, 145ft. 2in.; third, G. Stearns, y.
H, 145ft
Hammer throw-Won by A. Peter
son. Bates. 109ft. SIN; second, F.
Rowe, Bates. 94ft sin: third, S. Fol-
,ansbee, y. H, 93ft. Sin.
Discus throw-Won by A. Tracey,
Bates, lift. Pin: second, S. William
son, Bates, 109ft, 1-2in.: third, G.
Stearns, y. H, l04ft. 4 1-2in.
Pole vault-W. Bridges. y. H. and
r. D. Stevens tied, ? #. Gin; third, A.
Tracey, Bates, eft. Sin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05
.BOWDOIN SCORES
MAJORITY POINTS IN
BROWN RELAY MEET

Brunswick, Me, May S.-Bowdoin
defeated Brown. 50 to 46, in a dual
track meet today, winning a ma
1ority of the points in every event
except the 100-yard dash. broad
jump and javelin throw. Littlefeld,
Foster and Charles of Bowdoin and
Reid of Brown were tied for high
point honors, each winning two first
places.
Littleheld, state schoolboy cham
pion two years ago, showed great
form in the hurdles, nosing out Nal
Hardy, Maine State college cham
pion, in both events.
One-twenty-yard high hurdles
Won by Littleield, Bowdoin; sec
ond, Harding, Bowdoin; third, Need
| ham. Brown, Time, 10 los.
One hundred yard dash-Won by
Reid, Brown; second. Underdown,
! Brown: third, Hanlon, Bowdoin.
Time 10 SOS.
One mile run-Won by Foster
Bowdoin; second, Nevins. Brown
third, Miller, Bowdoin. Time. Am.
| Ais
-forty-yard dash-won by
Hamilton, Bowdoin: second. Elson
Brown: third, Tarbell, Bowdoin
Time. 53 los.
Two-mile run-Won by Howes
/ BoWdpin; second. Nagles. Brown;
| third. Lubrano, Brown. Time, ION
80 1-5s.
Two-twenty-yar dash--Won b,
Tarbell Bowdoin; second. Under
/ down, Brown; third, Elson, Brown
, Time, 30 ;;-5s.
/ Two-twenty-yard low hurdles
Won by Littlefeld, Bowdoin: second
! Hardy, Rowdoin third, Barry
Brown Time, 70 SOS.
| -eighty-yard run.-Won by
I Foster, Bowdoin: second, Tanning
Bowdoin; third. Nutter, Brown
Time, Pm. i 2-5s.
! Shot put--Won by Charles, Bow.
/ doin. Distance, Aft. Ism: sec.
/ ond. Buker, BoVdoin; distance 3Sft
I lin. third, Talbot, Brown; dis.
lance. 35ft. 8 1-4in.
! High iump-Won by Hildreth
! Bowdoin: height 5ft. $ 7-Sin.: se&
| ond. Needham, Brown: height. 5ft
Z 7-Sin.: third, Kendall, Bowdoin
! eight. oft. ; 7-Sin.
! Hammer throw-Won by Loud
Bowdoin: distance, 115ft. Sin; sec.
/ ond, Fish, Bowdoin; distance. 113ft
Din; third, McGarry, Bowdoin; dis.
| lance, 11Oft. > :;.4in.
Broad iump--Won by Reid
Brown; distance. 81 It. lin: second
! Snow, Bowdoin; distance, 20ft. 5 81
/ in; third. Swoncy, Brown, distance
2Oft q J-Nin.
Discus throw--Won by Charles
! Bowdoin; 11Sft. ; :;-5in.; second. Blu.
! ker. Bowdoin; lift Gin: third
Jones, Brown; distance. 11Jft Gin.
| Pole vault-Woh by Bishop, Bow.
dom; lift. Gin; second. Mason. Bow
dom: Renowf BoWdoin: Robinson
Bowdoin; and Swaney, Brown; tied
' height. Oft Gin.
! Javelin throw-Won by Fellman
| Brown: distance. 160ft. Sin: sec.
| ond, Brown. Brown; distance. 14Sft
'iin.; third. Swaney, Brown; distance
! HIT. lin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05
GIANTS TOTAL Is
RUNS IN DOUBLE
WIN OVER PbHILS

New York. May New York took
two victories from Philadelphia here
today by scores of 1S to and Il
to :,
Home runs by Mokan and Carlson
for the visitors and batting by Jack
son and Frisch of the Giants featured
the first game. In the second game
George Kelly Of the Giants got a
home run, double and single. Scores:
FIRST GAME
Phila. -. % 2 0 0 0 0 O. 3-11-3
New York . 0 / 2 0 x-l314-0
Carlson, Hamilton. Lewis and Will
son: Gearin, Baldwin and Snyder,
Ainsworth.
SECOND GAME.
Phila. -. 0 0 o o 0 O. s. 5-4
New York 3 > 2 3 0 x-12-l1-3
Glazner. Belts. Hamilton and Hen
line. Wilson: Oeschger, Jonnard and
Gowdy. Snyder. Airfsmith.
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WATERVILLE HIGH
HAS B USY week
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05
Cubs Bunch Blows
For Win Over Cards

Chicago. May 4.-Chicago punched
hits off Allan Sotheron today and
defeated ST. Louis 1 10 !. Grimes
leading the attack with three hits,
including a double and home run.
Grover Alexander held the visitors
TO three scattered hits. one of which
was a homer by Freigau. Alexander
did not issue pass, 1t being his
twenty-ninth consecutive inning
without giving a base on balls Score:
ST. Louis s 1000 90 0-1-3-1
CHICAGO o 102 0 0 l 0 x-4-11-0
Sotheron and Gonzales; Alexander
and Hartnett.
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Browns Again Cop
Over Tigers, 6 to 5

st. Louis. May 4.-The ST. Louis
Americans took their fourth straight
game OF the series from Detroit to-
day. following an eighth inning squirt
by Detroit. which brought four tai
lies. the Browns rallied taking three
in the eighth and two in the ninth
winning six to FIVE. Williams and
SEVERED drove out homers. The
score:
Detroit % O 001 o 4 O-5-S-0
st. Louis % 100 o 90 0 0-1-3-1
Dauss and Bassler; Wingard.
Weight and SEVERED.
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COburn Ballmen
Win from Bates End

Lewiston, Me, May .3.-Coburn
Classical Institute was too good for
the Bates second team and won an
easy victory at Garcelon field this
afternoon. The score:
Coburn 6 . 4 90 90 2-15 IA 2
Bates 2nd
OOO1 1000 o l. . 5 3
Batteries-Brigy and Weston; Eel
lows. Chick and Ed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05
GARDINER EASILY
COPS FROM ELM
CITY LADS, rs

Gardiner, May 3.-Clptain Jim Da-
wilson was invincible on the mound
for Gardiner hero today and 20 Water
willie battcrs famed the air in a vain
attempt 10 hit his offerings. Only one
lone hiugle was the result and Gardiner
won ia While Davidson was doing
his good work. his opponent in the box.
Captain Trainor. struck out II Gardi-
ner batsmcn but allowed seven hits for
n total of seven runs. The locals were
weakened hv the loss OF two veterans,
Dale and Macdonald. who represented
Gardiner High at tho interscholastlc
track meet at the University of Maine,
but showed nice brand OF baseba II.
Stone. freshman, taking Macdonald
place at first in an acceptable manner,
while GoCgin. another freshman,
caught Davidson with the case of a
veteran. In the 9th and sixth innings
record time was made In putoutS, each
side being retired in one-two-thrce or
der
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Yankees Lose to
DOherty Silk SCx

Clifton. y. J.. MAY 4.-The
Doherty Silk Sox defeated the New
York Yankees here today 6 to ). Har-
~ Harper. former Yankee pitcher.
winning his own game with a home
run in the ninth inning. Ward and
Witt also hit homers but Ruth went
hitless. Score:
Yankees A 0 900 Dol 0-5-5-O
Silk Sox Il o o 90 0 9 > $50
CASTOR. Hoffman and Autry; Har-
per and Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05

Runs, by w Hayden. Reid. Webb 2,
Howe. Godbout, Scribner, G. Grim
MINIS Jack. Two base hits. w. Hay
den. r. Hayden. Stolen bases, Reid,
Morrison Double plays. Clement and
Rradstreet. Left on hases. Cony 8.
Brunswick 5. first base on errors
Cony /, Brunswick 3. Base on balls:
of Aubin 5. off Scribner ). Hits, Off
Aubin in innings. Webb none In
one inning. Struck out. by Aubin 3,
by Scribner Q. Winning pitcher. Webb.
Losing pitcher. Scribner. Wild pitches
Aubin. Passed balls. Placement 8.
Umpire, Comedian. Time, 2.02.
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|ChisOx Hurler
Bumped for 1877
Win by Indians

Cleveland, O., May 4.-Cleveland de-
feated Chicago in the fnal game or
the series IS TO :. the contest being
featured by the lack of control and in
effectiveness of the Chicago pitchers.
Uhle. Cleveland pitcher, also was wild,
but Smith. who replaced him, held the
White Sox safe. The score:
Chicago ...1 0 % 4 0 Q 0 O. g SIS
Cleveland 20 o 5 Q ox-1s-17-2
Cvengros. Everette, Blankenship, Nc
weeney and Schalk, Grouse; Uhle,
Smith and L. Sewell, Myatt.
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Mackmen Make 1t
Six Straight Defeats

Washingtor. MAY 4.--P.NIadeIphia
lost it's sixth straight game today,
Washington winning TO :. Meeker is
sued four passes in succession TO force
IN two runs in the first inning and was
knocked out OF the box on three
straight hits in the second. johnson
weakened in the eighth and was re-
placed by Marberr%. who famed Miller
with two runners on base. Score:
Philadelphia 80 o q 20 O. So
Washington ..,2 % o o 0 x-S-lo-l
Mceker. Heimach and Perkins; John
son. Narberry and Ruel
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VANCE TICHTENS ON BRAVES
AND DODGERS FORCE TO rs WIN

Brooklyn. y. r. May 4.-Brooklyn
took the first game of the series
from Boston today z to 3. Vance
was invincibie after the third inning
when Boston punched two singles
and a. double. They did not get an
other hit until the eighth, when
they punched three more. The
Dodgers batted Genewich freely be-
hind errors in three innings. Score:
BOSTON
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BATES WINS FROM
BROWN, SCORE Al

Providence. May . Brown sco',!
n 4 to ] win this afternoon o.
Bates. The pitching Of Hal Hcu,
bauer. who held the visitors 10 NV
scattered hits, was feature. Ba'e'
in the first got one run on SRA.
hit. Il sacrifice and 4 single hfo"s
came back with two In its haI e 1.s
gathered another brace I'm the loui'"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05

Ihree-base hit--D:ggett. Two-ba sc
hits-Johnson 2. Fish. Shanahan, II.
Fransen, Howard. Stolen base<-R.
Fransen, Carson. Struck out-By How
ard 6, Southwick 6. Douple play-Wil-
son to Cutler. Hit by pitched ball--R.
Fransen, Cutler, Williams. Wild pitch
Southvick. Passed ball-Blake 3, Shan-
ahan /. Base on balls-Off Howard in
5 1-3 innings; off Muir 3 in 20 inning.
Sacrifice hit-Daggett. Nmpircs, Lord
and McDonough. Time, 40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05

I WO UdSe Nus, MtIHIIIS. INEHC
base hit, Deberry. Stolen bases,
Stengel. Fourier. Double PLAYS.
Padsett. Bancroft and McInnis CD;
stock and Fourier. Left on bases,
Boston Z. Brooklyn V. Bases on
balls. off Genewich .. Struck out
by Genewch >, Vance s. Hits, off
Genewich in innings. off Yeargin
in >. Hit by pitcher, by Gene
wich (Stock). Passed balls. O'Neill
/. Losing pitcher. Genewich. M
pires, ODay and Mccormick. Time,
40
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Elm City Alleys
Increase Lead in
Business Mems League

Especial to The kennebec JournaD
Waterville, May 5.-The Elm City
Alleys increased their lead in the
Business Mems League last week.
Roy Moore's bowling was the fea-
ture of the week. The Thomas Bus
mess College is in second place.
STANDING
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05

Monday-kennebec journal VS.
Advertisers; Thomas Business Col
lege VS.. City job Print
Tuesday-C. NJ. Power Co. VS.. Lar
sen Co; Elm City Alleys vs.. senti-
mel.
Observation-Disclosures Journal vs.
City Job Print: Thomas Business
College Us. Advertisers.
Thursday-C. NJ. Power Co. VS.,
Elm City Alleys: Larsen CO. rs. Sen
tinel.
RECORDS
Single string-Thomas 100
Three strings r. Moore 331
COS. - anu 1'AiAe!
Ieam total-Thomas Business Col
!ege and Elm. City AIlevs.
Avera ges-Barnet 90, Thomas a6.
Moore %, McBeth %. Larsen 80
Blackstone 90. Nerzoni 90, knight
NJ. Toomey 80. league IS. Joseph
-, Holmes S, Clarke 81. McAlary
II, Langiil s.. Bridges IS.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville g. Kansas City :.
Toledo 4. st. Paul u.
indianapolis l.. Milwaukee "'
Columbus II, Minneapolis =
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Springfield .: Waterbury 10.
Worcester =; Bridgeport 90 In
nings).
Pittsfeld 1: Albany 8 I'll in
uings.)
Hartford IL: New Haven 2. 81
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Bowdoin evidently hasn't such
bad team after all. Defeats Of Co'hy
and Bates puts the matter of rnr.
demning their cas- rs HOPELESS in
different light.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05

Two-hase hits. Rose. Davidson.
struck out. Davidson 80. Trairor II.
pit by pitched ball. Grecn, Richardson,
Eolduc. Base on balls, Davidson 3,
Trainor 4. Umpire, Brown. Time, $50.
Attendance, go.
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All that AuSic Rather has got Ia A.,
to get a bout with Harry Greh is a
defeat Dave Shade. Aueie should No,
lose any sleep worrying ahour hs
bout with Grch as Dave Shade hes
licked many man who looked hc,,p-
than Rather on paper and who wac
never offered crack at the veI,e-
title by the cautious Mickey Walkrr
Jack Dempsey has agreed 10 ecN.
Harry Wills in September. la,t
evidently thinks that Harry has soma
by or is out OF practice. for Jack. NJ,
To this time has not been too caser
To clash with the colorcd Ccntlcasy
from the sunny south. Just how Ion,
n layoff from the ring Will affect ths
black panther is a matter of Conic,.
ture hut in looking over the record,
of the two Wills appears - 10 shIa
to offer Dempsey moro opposnlc,
than some who have met the chamn
III past years.
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Totals .....3I ~ ~ ID
x-Batted for r.. Smith in 9th.
xx-Ran for +. Smith in 9th.
xxx-Batted for Genewich in 18th.
xxxx-Batted for Yeargin in 9th.
RHn0EJ YN
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This trouble is due to two causes:
! The tendency to cut up at a
bait: =. The Inability TO judge the
fight Of the bali by the eye.
You should study carefully the
way YOU hold your bat, and try to
bring Your arms straight forward
10 meet the bali. DO not swing your
bat back and forth too much. Prac-
tier should help TO overcome this
weakness too,
Copyright. 1921. Associated Editors,
Inc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05

Zack Wheat seems to he holding IN
his laurels as a high class hat,er
Taken in general this seems TO be n
banner year for veterans who ara
supposed to have gone by.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Boston g; Philadelphia 6.
New York 5; Washington q.
St. Louis 6; Detroit 5.
Cleveland o; Chicago Zone inning,
ain).
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Boston 2; New York I.
Brooklyn 7; Philadelphia z.
Pittsburgh s; St. Louis 5.
Cincinnati 7; Chicago 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 10; Chicago 7.
st. Louis 6; Detroit S.
Washington 8; Philadelphia 2.
TODAY'S GAMES
Detroit at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
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Answered 10y
JACK BENTLEY

paeiisr. News York Giants: known
ns a terrific s:uggCr. Purchased from
Baltimore for approximately S6o,00o
---nn,l worth l..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Additional Sporting News will h.
found on Page Five of this issue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05

TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati. "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-05

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 13; Philadelphia 3 (1st
game).
New York II; Philadelphia (2nd
game).
Cincinnati 2; Pittsburgh o 1st
game).
Cincinnati 5; Pittsburgh 4 (2nd
game.
Chicago 4: ST. Louis I.
Brooklyn 7; Boston 3.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-22
WEATHER GIVES
DOOMED SHIP
RESPITE
Heavy Wind Prevents Bomb
ing Planes Giving WASH
ington Death Blow
IntsrnatI0naI Now serylce.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 81 Whether
bombing and shell fire operations
against the hull Of the super
dreadnaught Washington would be
resumed on the Southern drill
today or postponed until Sunday,
had not been decided at the Hamp-
ton Roads Naval Operating Base
this afternoon. A heavy rain storm.
accompanied by a southwest wind
that attained a velocity of thirty
five miles an hour, broke early
today off the Virginia capes, and
planes scheduled to go out and give
the unfinished warship her death
stroke may not leave the base.
When the waves close over the
Washington, the last of the CAPT
tai ships will have been sunk or
strapped in compliance with the
arms agreement.
The Washington today IL listing
at an angle of fifteen degrees.
Whether this is due to water in her
hold or because the Texas guns
tore away tons Of plates from one
side of her upper hull had not been
determined. Ordinance experts
aboard the Texas are frankly
chagrined at the ability of the
dreadnaught to Withstand the dead
ly fire of the fourteen-inch guns.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-22
YOUTH INDICTED
ON LARCENY
CHARGE
Unable to Find Work as Brick
layer He Became Thief, \
Tells Police

Francis Winfield Hart twenty.
four years old, was indicted by the
grand jury, on two charges Of house
breaking and larceny yesterday. He
is alleged to have broken into an
apartment at 1918 Ralorama road
northwest, and helped himself to
about $500 worth of jewelry.
Hart, according to the police was
a roomer in the apartment Of the
Reverend Meade B. MacBryde, in
the Cavendish, 1928 Columbia road
northwest. Mr.. MacBryde had no
idea of Harris real character.
He told the police that he Ii q
nonunion bricklayer and could not
work and that some time ago he
decided to become a Jimmy thief.
Articles he read about such thieves,
he said, inspired him. He was ar.
rested just as he was about to
enter a mems clothing store at
Ninth and E streets northwest. In
his pockets the detectives found q
Jimmy, two chisels and a force bar.
In a search OF Harris apartment
the police uncovered a black box
containing a valuable string OF
pearls, platinum chain, ana seven
gold wrist watches, all of which
had been stolen.