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EDITOR GETS JUDGMENT

SHANGHAI, Oct. 1.-Herbert Webb who has been editor of the China Press" for thirteen years, until he was discharged last March, was giv- en judgment for 44,S65 dollars, Mex, in the United States court, which up held Webb's assertion that his en- ployers broke his five year employ ment contract.
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ATTENTION FOX FARMERS

Rabbits for fox feed, correspond with T. B. Thurston, Healy Fork, Al aska. k232.
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ODD FELLOWS DANCE

The local lodge will give a dance, Saturday, October 4th, at the I. o. o. F. Hall. Everyone is welcome.
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TRAVELS 227.5 MILES PER HOUR

PORT WASHINGTON, N. Y., Oct. 1.-Lieutenant David Rittenhouse, U. 5. Navy, while flyiyng a Curtis type Navy seaplane, racer, broke his form CT worlds record for a seaplane yes terday, when he made thirty min ute flight at an average speed of 227.5 miles per hour.
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Mems Second Hand Clothes bought and sold at Jordans Valet Service. Phone Madison 103.
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New Fall Suit Samples now on display-We guarantee a ft-Prices $30 and up to s55; at Urbach's.
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Don't throw the old suits away Jordan buys them!
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CAN USE A FEW MORE GUS TONERS AT THE o. K BARBER SHOP.
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HAIR NETS STILL ON MARKET WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 1.-Des- pite the "bobbed hair vogue,' a bill lion four hundred and thirteen mill ion hair nets are sold annually in the United States.
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Seattle Brick Ice Cream, at the AL aska Shop. If.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-15
CONY nine PLAYS
SkOWHEGAN TODAY
AT WILLIAMS FIELD

The postponed Cony- Skowhegan
baseball game, which was to have
been played Wednesday at Cony will
be played this afternoon at 3:15
weather permitting. The inclemency
of the weather has prevented the Red
and White representatives from real
hard practice this week but We'd
nesday the weather man let up long
enough to let Coach Thompson's
squad get out on the diamond. and
as result of their hard practice
yesterday the following team has
been picked to start the Skowhegan
game: w, bb, p; Mcdonald, C: Brad
street, list; Hayden, End; Aubin, 3rd;
Reed, IS; Gregoire, If; r. Hayden.
C f: and Clement, (.
Coach is not very enthusiastic
about the showing the team made
against Waterville High Saturday.
The game today will be no cinch as
Skowhegan has won all the games
played so far this year, trimming
Oak Grove and M. c. I. They have
a good team and will give the Cony
nine a real battle, but Coach is con-
f1dent that his charges win make a
better showing on the field than
Saturday.
The game should well be worth
the price of admission and a good
crowd should be on hand. The game
will be played at Williams field aid
will start promptly at 3:15.
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Brooklyn Clerk Wins
National Checker Title

New York, May 14.-Sam Gonotsky,
22-year-old Brooklyn clerk who emf
grated to the United States at the age
of four, today won the national checker
championship when he defeated Alfred
Jordan of Kansas City, Kas., former
British titleho1der, in the final round
of the tournament that has been in
progress for nearly three weeks.
Gonotsky clinched the title and first
place money of $500 when he won one
of the eight deciding games with Jor-
dan. The remaining seven were tied.
Jordan received $3.50 for second place
honors.
Prize money for third and fourth
places was divided by John f. Horn of
Buffalo, n. Y, and Louis Ginsberg Of
Brooklyn, who were tied. Others on the
prize list, in their order of finish, were
l.. E. Lewis. indianapolis; George Tan
ner, Chicago; Sam Leiber, Toledo: H.
o. Newcomb, Middlefield, OHIO; Ray
Gould, Lewiston, Maine; f. c. Water
house, Boston: II. 3. Reynolds, Pkila-
delphia; ~ G. Hill, Lawrence Mass.
and w. A. Roberts, Philadelphia.
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U. OF N. STAGES
| BATTING bee IN
| BOWDOIN GAME
Especial to the Kennebec JournaD

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Brunswick, May 14-University Of
Maine batsmen were too strong for
Bowdoin this afternoon and the visi-
tors won IA to 2. Maine started the
game with a home run, King driving
the first ball pitched down the run
ming track for a cicuit journey. Two
singles, a sacrifice and a base on
balls resulted in two more runs;
Gruhn opened the second inning with
a triple and second on Newelrs single.
Later Stearns cleared the bases with
a home run drive over right field
fence, Durham followed with a triple
and was scored by Driscolrs single
after a brilliant double play in the
Bowdoin infield went TO pieces and
three runs were scored Two base
hits by Blake and Nichols in the
fourth and seventh inings respective
| ly were contributing factors toward
Bowdins two tallies. Bowdoin suf-
fered from injuries during the game,
Nal Morrell twisted his right ankle,
Les Blake had the index finger Of his
/ right hand split open and Phil Dag
gett as he started to run following a
! long hit dislocated his knee and had
/ to be carried from the field.
IT nf NJ
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w. III. S. Finds Quaker
Nine Easy, Winning
By Score of S-3

Especial to the Kennebec Journal)
Waterville. May 14-The Water
Grove Seminary a defeat this after
noon at Vassalboro, to in a seven
inning game. The waterville team
was superior to the Seminary team
in every department scoring six runs
before the first Oak Grover crossed
the plate. Oak Groves only scores
came in the fourth and fifth innings.
McMullen had good day with II
strikouts and two assists. Trainor,
MERCER and Zufelt did good work
with the willow each scoring two
base hits while Mears cracked out
two singles of Oak Grove and Austin
a three Dagger. Zufelt made a shoe
string catch of Turner's line drive
over third.
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Giants Rush to
Win i'm 9Th and 9th

Chicago, May 14.-Pinch hitter
Terry started the final rally of the
Giants which gave them the first
game of the series today with Chi
cago. 6 to f. Young's triple sent
Terry home and Young scored on
Frisch's single. George Kelly drove
all four of the league champion
previous runs home.
Charley Hollocher, Cubs short
stop. celebrated his return to the
game by bagging three hits, one of
which was a home run, and making
two spectacular plays. Score:
New York:
O1O1 O2 2-6-11-1
Chicago l 0 % 0O0 o. 90
McQuillan and Snyder, Gowdy;
Kaufman and O'Farrell.
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WINSLOW

II. r. Mitchell of Waterville was a
business caller in town yesterday.
Work is going on on the Cushman
road, and gravel and coal ashes are
being hauled for this purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Hooper are
moving their household goods to
Bingham where they will reside for a
time.
Owing to the parties in charge of
the musical entertainment that was
to have been given in the Winslow
grange hall on the evening of May
22rd, being employed elsewhere, 1t Is
necessary to postpone this event for
a few weeks.
Mrs. Minnie Garland has purchased
q new Eoard car.
Miss Thelma Johnson has returned
from a few days visit with relatives
in Portland.
Miss Ruth Filler was a guest We'd
nesday evening of relatives In town.
Leonard Jacques of waterville was
a business visitor in town yesterday.
Friends In town of Albert Reynolds
who was one of the Bay State au-
tcmobile dealers last summer, will be
glad to learn that he has been made
district sales manager. having New
Hampshire and Maine for territory.
He was a caller In town yesterday.
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Fracas Again Off, Red Sox Still Banging In
'CONY AND ". H. S.
MEET SATURDAY j..
IN DUAL meet

In the wake Of the organization OF
track at Waterville High school. Cony
High will meet the Elm City High
school in the first dual track meet
ever staged between the two schools.
at WatervilIe Saturday morning. II
the weather continues rainy, the meet
viii be postponed. As the sport is
a new one at the Waterville institu-
ton the. hurdles, pole vault and dis
Gus viii be eliminated from the con-
test, As Cony Is strong in all these
three events, a strong competition
will be met In the runs, springs and
short put.
Coach Thompson has not yet chos-
en- the team that will go to the meet.
but some time this week squad Of
about Is will be chosen. The inter-
class meet Saturday and the daily
practice has given Coach an linking
as to just who will represent Cony
at the meet and the squad will prob
ably be ann 1unced in few days.
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Hebron Nine Has
2 Games This Week
Especial to Kennebec Journal

Hebron Academy. May 13-The
baseball team will resume practice
today after a disastrous week end
trip through the northern part Of the
State. Although the team was de-
feated by Coburn on Friday, Coach
Dwyer feels confident that his men
can take the measure of the Maroon
and Gold players when they meet the
latter part of this month. The base
ball team plays two games this week.
facing the General Electric school of
Lynn on Thursday and the Abbott
school OF Pennington on Friday.
There will be no game Saturday be-
cause of the State Track meet at
Lewiston.
Coach Hollis and Captain Rowe are
putting their track men through
stiff workouts these days in prepare
tion for the coming Northern Coun-
ty Interscholastic meet at Berlin, N.
H, on Saturday, May 18th. Al
though the team was defeated by the
University of Maine Freshmen in
their dual meet last Saturday, they
made a proud showing. considering
the strong team that they found in
the Freshmen.
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Smashes a Record
At Each Appearance
Ty Cobb Keeps Up

Detroit. May 14-(A. Pity Cobb
Ia smashing major league records
this year every time his name ap-
pears in a box score.
During 10 years Cobb has played
more games than any other Ameri-
can League player. The figure
stood at 2.449 when the season open
ed. and each appearance this year
establishes IA new high mark.
Cobb also sets n new record this
season every time he singles, every
time he triples, every time he hits
safely. and every time he scores.
Demolition of these records auto
matically results in the fracture of
others. Each triple. for example,
adds to his record of tho most extra
base hits and also to his record for
the most extra bases on hits. Like
wise, every safe hit increases his
record total bases.
In addition to these marks that
are daily targets of the Tiger man
ager. there are others that are likely
to tumble IL he plays in 100 or more
games, among them his record of
having batted 800 or better for Is
seasons.
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COburn Baseball
Outfit Plays u. of NJ.
At Elm City Today
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Especial to Kennebec Journal)
Waterville, May 1.-THE undefeat-
ed Coburn baseball team will oppose
the University of Maine Freshmen on
Libbey Field at $3.50 p. M. today.
This is expected to be a worth while
game as all the fans know that the
Coburn nine is a team that has been
furnishing fine batting and fielding
this season while the Freshmen at
the University have a team that is
we'll balanced and capable of giving
any prep school team a tough ses-
sion.
The Coburn lineup will be as it
was last week as Scaglinni is still
out OF 1t with his broken finger.
Donnelly will lead off and play right
field with the rest as follows: Trial,
+: Shannahan ID; Weston. C;
Khoury, If; McCroary, 2b; Minnehan,
Sd: Fielder, IS.
1t is doubtful IL Bragg will toss
the rubber as the crimson plays
Westbrool1 at Portland Friday and
Andover at Andover on Saturday so
wuestfeld will probably start on the
mound.
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FavOrite Kentucky
Colt Beaten in
First Start at n. Y.

New York. May 14-Wise Counsel
lor, crack Kentucky colt which has
ruled among Kentucky Derby favor
ties, was bailey beaten today in his
first start as a three year old in the
Stuyvesant Handicap, $4,000, feature
of the card at Jamaica track. The
race at mile, was won by Ordi-
nance.
Wise Counsellor finished fourth In
field of six three year ODDS that
went to the barrier. The Western
Star never was a contender and fin
ished far back of the leaders.
Laurano was second and Samarl-
tan third. Sherman and Swingalong
also ran. The time for the mile was
1888.
After the race, J. S. Ward, trainer
and owner of Wise Counsellor, an
nounced that the colt would not be
shipped to Louisville for the derby.
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C. III. S. Raps Out
Five to HI. HI. S. One
In Game Wednesday
Especial to Kennebec Journal.


Hallowell, May 14.-With Jimmie
Davidson on the mound, Gardiner High
nosed out Hallowell by a 81 score.
Davidson struck out 20 men and al
lowed only four hits.
Neither team scored during the first
three innings, both teams playing tight
tall. In the fourth Gardiner registered
one run. Luce pitched himself out Of a
hole with the bases full, retiring the
side. In the fifth Mascadri doubled,
scoring Lerette. Both teams went
scoreless In the sixth.
Luce weakened in the seventh when
touched for four runs besides hitting
Davidson and walking Goggin. Gardi-
ner registered four runs out OF this
and practically won the game.
Both pitchers frightened up and the
teams went scoreless the remainder OF
the game. The score:
IIAIInNN-ET
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Holy Cross with
Carroll Stops
Harvard Team, Al

Cambridge, Mass. May 14.-Car-
roll of Holy Cross struck out IL
men In today's game with Harvard.
which the visitors won, to /. Holy
Cross made sure of the game in the
first inning. scoring > runs on three
hits and sacrifice. Samborski
scored Harvard's only run with q
homer in the third. Cote of Holy
Cross knocked q home run on the
first bali pitched by Toulmin. who
relieved Spalding in the eighth. The
score by innings:
II. Cross . 90 90 1 0-4-10-1
Harvard o 0 90 900 0-1- 40
Carroll and Ryan: Spalding, Touf-
min and Samborski.
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Mackmen Finally
End Losing Streak

Philadelphia, May 14.-The Iona
losing streak of the Philadelphia
Americans was broken today when
Detroit was defeated in the first
game of the series. to 4.
The contest was hard fought with
both teams hitting the ball hard
After obtaining a lead Baumgartner
was invincible and blanked the Tig-
ers in the last four innings. Score:
Detroit Il o % . 1 O0O 0-4-1O-1
Phila. IL 0 0O3 90 x-5-11-1
Stoner, Holloway. Clarke and Bas-
sler. Woodall; Naylor, Baumgartner
and Perkins.
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FAyETTE
Starting oranss

Startling Grange Of Fayette held its
regular meeting In all day session Oh
Saturday May 10th.
The afternoon program was az fol.
lows: Singing by the grange roll
call. the reading of short stories,
singing by the quartet, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Geo. Fellows. Wallace harrington and
Geneva Walton; clippings read 81
Ami, Tuck, Esther Tuck, and Eu.
genia davenport; vocal duet. Geneva
Waton and Gertrude Fellows; read
lns. deien biilings; vocal duet,
nsnsva walton and Gertrude Fellows:
Ruth Hessner, Vocal Duet. Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Fellows; sinsing b. thS
quartet. -ss's = -
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Capers Forge to
Win Over Portland

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Portland, Me-, May 14.--Overcom-
Ing an apparently safe lead by scor-
ing five runs In the eighth inning,
South Portland defeated Portland IN
a league game here today, z to 0.
Joe Sterling, star shortstop of the
Capers. featured with three singles
in five times up. Score by innings:
So. Port. ] 1 900 90 5 O-7-12-3
Port. 80. g 1 o 1 900 1-5-12-4
Batteries-Studley and Madison;
Black and Powers.
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George Dustin

Funeral services for the late George
Dustin who died at his home on
Lithgow street Monday morning after
a long and painful Illness, were con.
Quoted from the Winslnw Congrega-
tional church Wednesday afternoon
tiful. One niece In particular was
most beautiful. being made In the
form Of q horseshoe. and measuring
about four feet across. It bore the
Inscription Friends"
The bearers were Harry Dunbar,
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Parade Precedes
Bad Whipping
Given to Yankees

New York, May 1.-THE New York
Yankees suffered their worst defeat
of the season here today, losing to
the st. Louis Browns, IL to l. Hoyt
was knocked out of the box in the
fifth inning when st. Louis scored
five runs. The game was preceded
by a parade and the raising of the
worlds championship pennant won
by the Yankees last October. Judge
Lands presided at the ceremonies.
Babe Ruth was presented with a di-
ploma for being selected as the most
valuable player in the American
League. The score:
ST. Louis 0 0 0 8 0 0 0-11-16-2
New York 0 0 90 % 90 / l. To
Shocler and Severeid; Hoyt, Pip
grass and Schang, Hoffman.
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and Samuel Ckaffee.
Interment was in the family lot in
Fort Hill cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Fuller and Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Maxwell of South
China were visitors last evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L..
Mansfield of Halifax street.
Several people from out of town
attended the funeral Of George Dus-
tin yesterday.
One of the large valuable horses
owned by the Gulf Refining Company
of this town died ON the way home
from Waterville yesterday afternoon.
The other horse is reported TO be very
ill. The cause of the illness and It's
nature are unknown as yet
Gideon Evans of Bangor was n
business caller in Winslow yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Phillips and father,
Addison Bragg have gone to Portland
called there by the death of a relative.
Frank Reynolds of Waterville was
a visitor in town Wednesday,.
The residence of l.. w. Allen of
Clinton avenue Is undergoing repairs.
Friends in town of a. L. Hodges Of
Fairfield Center. but for many years
a PRESIDENT of this town, will regret
to learn that he is a patient at the
Sisters hospital in Waferville, where
he recently underwent a surgical op-
Grafton on his throat.
Grover Lovejoy of Waterville was
a business caller in town last evening.
Alonzo Bickford of North Vassal-
boro was a business visitor in town
Wednesday evening.
Many people from Winslow attend
ed the splendid show "A Thief in the
Night" which Is being played this
week at th4 Silver Theatre by the
splendid stock company, called the
Henry Carleton Players.
MAPLE RIDGE ROAD-Mr. and
Mrs. John Partridge OF Augusta, Mr..
AMI Mrs. Chester Emery and Maurice
Emery o Fairfield were callers Sat-
urday at J. H. BaiIey's.
e. w. Towle and Ralph TowIe
were business callers recently at f.
b. Perley's of Vassalboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lewis of China.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wixon, daughter
Muriel and Mrs. Harris OF Water
villc called Sunday at j., n. Bailey's.
F. b. Perley of Vassalboro was a
dinner guest Monday at E. w.
Towle's
Maurice York is suffering from an
abscesJ on his hand
Mr& Frank Wixon is caring for
her mother Mrs. J. H. Bailey.
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Dodgers Snatch
One in the Ninth

st. Louis. May 14.-Brooklyn
staged ninth inning rally today
and defeated the Cardinals in the
first game of the series here. to
3. The defeat came after four
straight victories for the locals over
the Giants. Roger Hornsby hit his
nth homer of the season in the
first with none on. Score:
Brooklyn ] o 90 90 l 2-4-10-1
st. Louis 900 o 90 2 O-3 &C
Grimes and Taylor: Sotheron
Sherdell, Doak and Gonzales, Mel.
bergall.
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Wills and Madden
May Not Clash
Until Monday, 18th

New York, May 1.-THE heavy
weight match between BARLEY Mad
den and Harry Wills arranged for
tomorrow night at the Greensboro
night at the Greensboro A. c.. but
postponed when the outdoor stadium
was declared hazardous by FIRE Of
ficials, win be held here on Monday,
May IS. IL Fire Chief Kenlon ape
proves alterations NOW being made.
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Westbro0k Tops
Deering High. 1917

Especial to The Kennebec Journal)
Westbrook. Me-. May 14.-West-
brook High defeated Deerine High
here today 10 10 z. Burton BANKED
the visitors until the sixth. Don
Bailey OF Deering collected FIVE hits
In as many times up. while PEN
dexter of Westbrook got four in I'VE
times at bat. Score by innings:
Westb'k 2 20112 20 eI0-13
Deering 0 0 o 00204 7-I2-u
BatteriesBurton and Chamard;
Lynch and Bailey.
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BRAVES Get AWAY TORUNNING
START AND EASILY TRIM REDS 81

Cincinnati. Ohio, May 14.-Boston
pounded Sheehan hard in the frst
inning today and assisted by a wild
throw by Bohne, with double IN
sight, secured a lead which en-
cinnau was unable to overcome. The
final score was 8 to 2. Genewich
pitched strongly after the second in
ming, not a home player reaching
first base in the last five innings.
Score.
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READFrELD

DEPOT-The popular amusement
for the young people is spearing
suckers which are plentiful IN
Hunton's Mill pond stream. and
other brooks.
Elijah Stevens was delighted one
day last week to receive two babv
callers. accompanied by their
mothers. Mrs. Florence Stevens
Swift, and don. Richard, Weeks
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City at Syracuse, two games
postponed: rain.
Newark at Buffalo, two games
postponed: rain.
At Toronto: First game. Reading
4. Toronto 3; second game called end
OF first inning: darkness.
Baltimore at Rochester. postpon-
ed; rain.
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Dexter Athletic
Assn. Plans to Have
Fast Baseball Nine
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

VOpeCIaI 20 hennebec JOurnaT
Dexter, May 1.-THE Dexter Ath-
letic association is making plans for
n baseball team this summer Ar.
thur p. Ambrose will manage the
team. and a tentative organization
has already been formed Managers
of teams in this section of the State
are asked to write Manager Ambrose.
care of Fay C Scott. Dexter, Me, If
they care to schedule games. Pros
poets are good for strong team as
there seems to be some good material
available.
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COLLEGE GAMES

At Brunswick, Me.-Maine III;
Bowdoin 9.
At Princeton, N. J.-Dartmoutn
o; Princeton 4.
At New Haven, Conn.-Colgate
1882; Yale. 6:14;6. =.
At Providence-New York Uni
versity 5: Brown 4.
At Middlebury. vt.--Middlebury
j; st. Lawrence 0 (game called end
4th rain.)
At Cambridge-Holy Cross 4;
Harvard /.
At Newton. Mass.-Boston College
81; Tufts 4.
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Short Session
Won by Indians

Washington, May 14.-Uohnson
and Zachary were hit OPPORTUNITY
today and Cleveland took the OPEN
ing game of the series. 5 to 2. Ed
wards was unsteady. but effective.
Rain prevented play after the 9TH
innings. Score:
Cleveland:
Washington
Edward and Myatt; johnson,
Zachary and Ruel.
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Mills, six months old, and Mrs.
Ruth Stevens and daughter. Donna
Lucille. Winthrop. eight months old,
both babies great grand children Of
Mr.. Stevens.
Mrs. A. A. Walton and Mrs.
VERNE Sprague and daughter,
Martha, Winthrop, were Thursday
visitors of Mrs. r. w. Brown.
Mr.. Stuber, preacher, accompanied
by John Scammon, a Bates student,
gave an interesting sermon for
Mothers day. The church was
decorated with ported plants in full
bloom. and ferns dropping grace
fully.