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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-31
Waterville Tennis
Team Plays Its
Last Game Today
Especial TO kennebec JournaN

Waterville, May 30-The tennis
team and the baseball team will
play their last games of the season
To-Day when the former opposes New
port and the latter goes to Hartland,
The tennis game should be a walk
away for the Waterville team. This
team has not met defeat this year
and has played 'Cony. Gardiner and
Skowhegan. They seem to be in a
class by themselves. Last Wednes-
day they whipped Cony for the sec
ond time of the season. Today Cony
plays Portland and if the Cony team
ls victorious, Waterville will claim
the championship of the State. 1t
looks as if they have a right TO that
title already.
In Captain Talberth. Palmer and
Neal, the Waterville netmen have
three OF the best singles men in the
state. Talberth, never playing in
contests before last year, held RAN
Dali, the crack Cony netwielder to a
- set. In the doubles the team is a
little weak. In one pair of doubles
they have a sweet combination, but
in the other set of doubles are weak.
Earlier in the season the Waterville
boys defeated Newport 80. Since
then the Newport team has PLAYED
oliy one inatcn Wnlle the WaterVillc
boys have engaged in eight. Cap
tain Talberth will use his regular
team in hopes of keeping his record
clean. He would like to hear from
either Lewiston or Portland.
After winning the Winslow game
Coach Hendricks will take his men
TO Hartland to wind up the season,
The season has been very successful
lor the purple and white as they have
Lost only one same. This game to-
day should be an easy one for his
men. McMullen will start in the box
Tor the Waterville team. Not much
Is known about the strength of the
Hartland team, but Coach Hendricks
Will start many second team men.
Graduation viii hit both of these
athletic teams hard. The tennis
squad loses five men leaving only
Two letter men for next year. The
baseball team will lose only four men
Elections for next years captains
VIII take place this week. For ten
MS 1t is between Smith and Sprague.
while the baseball team has Vio-
lette, Greene and Dulac to pick from.
The track team was to have run
against NJ. Z. l. today but the latter
team could not make ARRANGEMENTS
SO the match was called off.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-31
Villa OutpOints
Ash of England

New York, May D.-Pancho Vii
la, sensational Filipino hyweight and
holder Of the worlds 112-pound
crown. successfully defended his
title by decisively outpointing
frankie Ash of England in 10
round match at the Nostrand A. c..
in Brooklyn. tonight. The champion
carried relentless attack to his
challenger throughout the bout and
easily won every round. villa
weighed the fyweight limit OF IL,
while Ash scaled 40 IL.
The champion frantically tried for
q knockout in the closing rounds and
at one time--in the thirteenth round
1T appeared that he might accom-
plish his purpose but the Britishers
pluckily chung to his guns and sur
viyed the ordeal.
villa concentrated his attack on
the challenger's body in the early
rounds, then shifter his attack tu
Ash's head. The challenger rocked
about the ring, wavering halfway
between an upright and HORIZONTAL
position, but the little champioR
could not muster the strength and
punch to bowl over his fast weaken
ing challenger.
Ash, had he any punch, might.
have caused the little title holder
some trouble. Then the Englishman
boxed Villa at every turn and many
times forced the Filipino to miss.
His counters landed but carried no
force and villa was able to meet his
man wide open.
Villa was warned on several oc4
casions by Referee Ed Purdy for
using a banned backhand punch and
for hitting after the bell. s
crowd nf IN mn fans hy-a~AA ~
frigid atmosphere and q cold wind
to see the title match.
In the IL round semi-hnal Mike.
Ballerino of Bayonne, N, j., easily
outpointed Kid Sullivan of Brooklyn.
In six round preliminary Vic BroE
or Pittsburgh won a decision over
Joe Scogni. of New York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-31
Giants Take Both
Holiday Games

Philadelphia. May 30-New YORK
took both games Of double header
with Philadelphia this afternoon.
winning the first IL to 5 and the Sec
ond s to s.
The opening game was smuggling
match with FIVE home runs and three
doubles being made while the
Giants punched hits in. the NTH to
nut across six tallies that decided the
contest.
started out with a four run lead ana
then after the Giants had tied the
score the locals again took the lead
but were unable to retain their ad-
vantage. Score:
FIRST GAME
,ya,, yor,, O / o 1 6 2 O 0-11-20-2
phiia 100 o 1 o o. 5-10-1
Rarnes and Snyder: Hubbell.
Steineder. Lewis and Henline.
SECOND GAME
New York 0 o o 4 o 02 0-6-l2-z
phiia. $50 90 o o ] 0 0 o-6- 6rO
Oeschger, Jonnard. Dean and
Gowdy, Snyder, Ainsmith: Mitchell.
Couch. Hubbell. Carlson and ]. VIII
son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-31
U. OF N. H. SHOWS
COLBY THE WAY
TO TUNE OF Ill /!

Durham, n. H.. May S0.--ConnectinE
for 10 hits, including three triples and
a double, the University OF New Hamn-
shire Won its sixth straight Victory
here today, swamping Colby College IL
10 /. The visitors from Maine got
their lone tally In the ninth when Il.
Fransen scored after whackings out a
two-bagger.
Two other Maine boys, Shannahan
and l.. Fransen, also connected for
two-baRgers, but they went for moth
ing. Colby got seven hits, half as
many as their opponents, hut not put
to such good use as the New Hamp-
shire outfit who turned their hits into
nearly as many runs,
The visitors made three errors which,
helped account for the score piled up
against them. Shannahan was an Of
fender once by allowing a passed bali,
and Saucicr hit two New Hampshire
batters with two pitched balls. Coul-
man and Wilson also pitched for Colby
while the home teams moundsman,
Barnes, stayed throughout and struck
out six men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-31
SCH00LBOY TRACK
men BATTLE At
7. B0WDOIN TODAY
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

NSpeCial 10 hennebec JournaD
Brunswick, Me-. May S0-Eleven
schools have entered teams for the
annual Bowdoin college interscholas-
tic track meet. which will be held on
Whittier Field Saturday. Trials will
be run off in the dashes, hurdles. and
weight events at 10 o'clock to be
followed by the finals at two in the
afternoon.
The closest kind OF competition Is
expected between Portland High,
Gardiner High. and Hebron Acad-
envy for first place.
The. schools which have entered
teams are as follows: Bangor High,
Bridgton Academy. Cony High of
Augusta. Edward Little High of Au-
burn, Gardiner High. Gould's Acad-
envy of Bethel, Hebron Academy,
Portland High, .Rockland High,
Skowhegan High and South Portland
High.
Representatives of many OF the
teams arrived this afternoon and are
quartered at the various fraternity
houses o nthe college campus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-31
GARDINER NETMEN
HAVE EDGE ON
RICHMOND TEAM

Especial to The Kennebec Journal)
Richmond. May 30-Gardiner
High school won three out of four
tennis matches at the High School
courts. the up-river players winning
all the single matches and one dou-
bles match over the Richmond High
men. Play was very difficult on
account of the high wind. The fea-
ture of the afternoon was the dou-
bles match between Sherman and
Meserye of Richmond and Lucas and
Barnard of Gardiner, the latter
winning, rs and 81. The other
matches resulted as follows: Singles,
Cook OF Gardiner defeated Merserve
of Richmond. e.. 6-3: Lucas of Gar
diner defeated Young of Richmond,
o., SO, 81: while Little and Young
of Richmond defeated Blaisdell and
Danforth of Gardiner. 6-3, 90, 6-3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-31
Morse Nine Tackles
Brunswick Today

Bath, May 29.-Morse High
baseball team tacvles Brunswick
High on Kelley field Saturday after.
noon at go.
The Morse team Is now going
strong and is looking for a win over
the Brunswick lads. The fielding av-
erages of the team to date follows:
Inf1eld-McDonald, S., 1000: OIL
yer, ID. 1888; Spinney. 3D.. $50: Bel
leux. 1b., .S94: Boutin, S., $50; Nc
Cabe; S., .SS3; Olinto. Oh. $780,. But
Ter. 2b., 1854.
Outfield-veilleux. r., 1000; Pin
son. CT. IT,. OF: Perry, rf., $50;
Mcdonald. IT,. 1855; Oliver, IT,. 500
Battery-McDonald, D.. 929; Oil
yer. D., 800: McPhee, c., 1000; VIII
son, c., .94S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-31
GIBBS BUMPED
TWICE BY REDS

Chicago, May 30-More than 40
600 persons, the largest crowd to wit
ness a ball game at Cubs Park, TO-
day saw Cincinnati take both games
of a double header from Chicago by
scores of 9 to 2 and 4 to 2. The Wis
itors won both contests by punching
their hits, while Rixey and May
were effective against Chicago.
"Chick" Shorten. obtained by the
Reds from Minneapolis. and Out
fielder Walker from the Phillies. re-
ported today and played in both
games. Scores:
FIRST GAME
Cinci. ..... % 6 30 l l 0-9-15-3
Chicago :. 1000 % 0 o. ~
Rixey and Wingo; Jacobs. Pierce
and OFarrell.
~ SECOND GAME
c,nci 500 o O o 0 01-4-9-2
Chicago 100 o o 0 O-2-5-0
May and Sandberg; Wheeler.
Pearce and O'Farrell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-31
FAIR WEATHER
PROMISED FOR
BIG BOUT TODAY

Michigan City, Ind, May 30-(By
A. P)-The weather produced his
best today for the early arrivals for
the Carpenter Gibbons ten round in
tcrnational boxing match Saturday
and promised the same for tomorrow.
The cold, raw lake breezes of yes
tcrday dropped today to mere
zephyr and the thermometer rose
from As at noon yesterday to So at
noon today and was still climbing.
with the sun at full strength in a
Cloudless sky.
Fair tomorrow. with fresh north
westerly winds was the official
forecast.
AS the sky blue bowl where the
match is to be staged Is but a few
hundred yards from the edge Of the
lake, the fresh northwesterly winds
with fair weather indicate almost
perfect conditions for the boxers with
Just enough tang to the air to keep
them feeling fresh. For the specta-
tors, however. the breeze sweeps
down the fiat bowl with quite a chill
for the early corners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-31
Harvard Miscues
Help Brown Win

Providence. r. l.. May 30-Brown
University baseball team in its an
nual Memorial Day game with Har-
ward here today scored a 4 to 1 vic.
tory. Six Harvard errors and a
passed ball by Samborski, Crimson
catcher. played an important part in
allowing the Brunonians to score
their quartet Of runs. Harvard used
Two pitchers. Spaulding for seven
innings and Brown for the rema inder.
Cutler. Brown shortstop. was the hit :
ting star with three safeties to his
credit. one of which brought in a run.
The score:
Brown 80. l 90 012 0ox-4-s-1
Harvard :. oil 90 0 0 0 o o-1-4-S
Neubauer and Higgins; Spauld-
ing. Brown and Samborski.
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PIRATES DOT
TWICE TO CARDS

Pittsburgh, Pa, May 30-The Pitts
burgh Pirates defeated st. Louis
here today in both the morning and
afternoon games, the scores being
to 0. and to 2. The second game
went Is innings. Cooper was in rare
form in the morning game and easily
subdued the Cardinals, and the Sec
ond game was a slab duel between
Meadows and Kremer for Pittsburgh
and Bell for the visitors. Meadows
was taken out in the tenth for
pinch hitter. Freigau hit a homer in
the tenth and the Pirates evened the
score in their half. In the 18th
Carey was hit by pitched ball and
went to third on Bigbee's single. He
scored the winning run on Barn
hardts sacrifice fly. Scores:
FIRST GAME
st. Louis =. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0-62
Pitts. 800. 1 20 90 1 0 0 x-4-S-0
Haines. Delaney and Gonzales;
Cooper and Schmidt.
SECOND GAME
000001o01o0 90 So
Pittsburgh
Bell and Gonzales; Meadows,
kremer and Gooch.
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Browns Divide
HOnOrs with Chis0x

st. Louis. May 30-The local pitch
ers were off form this Afternoon and
the Browns lost to the Chicago White
Sox, TO IL, after taking the morn
ing game to ?. Ken Williams,
Browns leftfelder, increased his
string of homersto eight for the sea
son by hitting for the circuit In both
games. Sisler. who had ben in a bat
ting slump the last two weeks, got
three hits in four times at bat in the
morning game. but was able to con-
meet only one in the last contest. The
first game was a pitching duel with
Danforth the master over McWeeney.
Afternoon attendance was about 90
600. Scores:
First game:
Chicago ........01010 0-2-S-1
st. Louis 49,. L ] 101001 x-5-8-2
McWeeney and Grouse; Danforth and
SEVERED.
Second game:
Chicago 400220 3-11-1S-2
st. Louis i OIL OIL o 90 l. 4-10-3
Thurston and Grouse: Wingard,
Pruett, kolp and SEVERED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-31

ssBatted Tor Howe IN otn.
sssBatted for Ehmke in sth. .,
Washington $50 o o 3-lu
Boston ......2 1000 3 0 0 O.
Two-base hits. Rice. Johnson Rue''
yeach, Clark, Todt, Flagstead. stolen
bases. s. Harris. Judge 2. Sacrifices
I.eibold, Bluege. Clark, Wambsganss'
Double plays. Johnson to Peck TO
nudge. Peck to s. Harris to Judge;
Wambsganss TO shanks TO J. Harris.
Triple play. wambsganss to ]. Har-
ris to Picinich. Left on bases. WASH
;npton II. Boston q. Bases on balls. of
johnson ;, of Marherry ?. off Fuhr j.
off Ehmke 2. off Fullerton 2. Struck
out. by Johnson I. by Marberry ], by
Fuhr 3, by Ehmke 2. Hits. OF johnson
in Ia innings. of Fuhr z In 5. none
out in sth: off Fhmke in ?. OF Mar
berry . in 3 %. off Howe to !, on
Fullerton % in I. Hit by pitcher. by
Marberry, veach: nv Ehnke. Maroer-
nv. Wild pitch, Marberry. Winning
pitcher. Marberry. Losing pitcher.
Ehnnke. Empires. Owen. Moriarty and
Holmes. Time, 2.H.
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Carroll Better
In Hurting Duel

Worcester, Mass. May 3O.-Twen-
ty thousand people saw Holy Cross
triumph over Boston college j to
in a pitchers battle between Car
roll and McCrehan this afternoon al
Fitton field. Both pitchers were giN-
en- sensational support. Carroll got
into difficulty twice through bases
on balls but was steady in the
;pinches and allowed but three hits,
while McCrehan was touched for
six bingles. The score:
Holy Cross:
10000 OO1 x-3-6-O
Boston College:
90 OO1 90 O-1-3-1
Carroll and Ryan; McCrehan and
Phillips.
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DODGERS take. DOUBLE FALL!
OUT OF BRAVES ON THE HOLIDAY

Brooklyn. May 3o-Brooklyn won
both games Of the doubleheader this
afternoon. the first by to in 10
innings and the second by to 1.
Boston gained lead Of i've runs in
the second inning Of the first game
on four hits and three errors. but
Brooklyn tied 1t by batting rallies off
Cooney in the sixth and ninth in
nings. Stock took two bases on Cum
ningham's muff in the 18th. advanced
on a sacrifice and scored on Gene
wich's wild pitch. Osborne struck
out eight men in the second game,
including Gibson, who made three
OF the four hits. The crowd was es-
timated at $4,000. The scores:
The Score:
First Game.
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Tigers Hog Both
Holiday Games

Cleveland. May 30-Detroit took
both games from Cleveland today II
to Z and 2 to 0. In the morning
Stoner outpitched five Cleveland
hurlers. Cole pitched shutout
game in the afternoon. Metevier also
pitched we'll but with men or third.
Detroit managed to get two sacrifice
flies. Scores:
FIRST GAME
Detroit 1O6 2 1 l o o 0-11-16-0
CIeve. -. 0 o o 0 l o. 7-15-1
Stoner and Bassler; Drake. Clark.
Levsen, Lindsay. Morton and Walt
ers.
SECOND GAME
Detroit - 900 / 0 0 0-2-7-0
Clevel. 90 % 0 o 0 0 0 0-O-5-0
Cole and Woodall; Metevier and
Walters.
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Cathedral Choir
Boys of Portland
Defeat st. MarY'S

A baseball nine consisting of the
boys of the st. Mary's school lost a
game to the Cathedral choir boys of
Portland. Friday at Capital Park. by
a score of 1876 Fletcher. pitcher
for st. Mary's, and Hickey, catcher.
worked well together but due to the
poor support of their teammates and
ragged fielding, the Cathedral nine
OF Portland was able to trim the
Augusta team.
Gallagher and Ryan, batteries for
the Portland team, did good work
for the Forest City representatives.
The batwork of the visiting team
featured the game for the winners.
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Novel Golf Match
At Country Club
This Afternoon

4 novel team match Is 70 be held ms
afternoon al the Augusta Country Club
promptly at 2 o'clock, in which every
golfing man belonging to the club is
to participate. Those taking part will he
divided into two teams. and then one
leam playing the regular 4 IA inch
cup will play the other using 1-t
irch Gun. The side which will take the
lcrge size cup will be determined by
chance on the course. This should
prove a sporting way Of determining
Just what difference the larger cup.
which is now being advocated by many
golfers. will make in the scores. Each
member of the winning team will be
given silver golf pencils as 4 prize.
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Dartmouth Rushes
To Win Over Vermont

burlington, vt, May 30--Vermont's
one run lead over Dartmouth today
was overcome in the second when
TWO hits and two errors gave the
green team two runs, enough to win.
The final score was 8 to / in favor
or the visitors. Vermont chased Ed
wards from the box In the first but
Camerford, who succeeded him, was
steady. The score:
Dartmouth -. 100000
Vermont 1000 o 90 0-I-7-6
Edwards. Camerford and Seavey:
Newton and Ready.
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Tufts Comes from
Behind and Trims
Colby Boys 6 to 3

Medford. Mass. May 3U.-Tufts
steadied it's earlier season form to-
day. particularly in the field, and
defeated Colby, to 3. Opportune
hitting aided in scoring, Crowley of
Tufts getting double with the bases
full in the seventh. r. Francis of
Colby brought in the first run OF
the game with his triple in the Sec
ond inning. The score:
Colby -. % 1 o. o 20 90 0-3-7-1
Tufts % o o 2 o l 3 % x-6-7-3
Porter and Shanahan; Hunter,
Morals and Bagley.
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Bates Netmen Play
Colby Quartet at
Lewiston Today

Lewiston. May 30.-The Bates COL
lege tennis team will compete with
the Colby quartet on the Lewiston
court today. The team which will
represent the Garnet will be COM
prised wholly Of Lewiston men. Each
man will play a single match and.
in the doubles. Captain Wallie Fair
banks will pair up with Paul Gray,
and Richard B. Stanley will play
with Francis Purinton. freshman
and former title holder Of the State
Interscholastic tennis championship.
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Select Wrestling
Team Represent i. S.

New York, May 30-The olympic
wrestling team was selected today by
a committee Of the A. A. L. subject
10 the approval of the Amateur
Athletic Union.
A. w. STREET, Jr., of Birmingham.
Ala. chairman of the selection COM
mttee and manager of the Ameri-
can team. announced the names Of
the athletes through Frederic Ru-
bien. secretary of the American
Olympic committee. Seven alternates
were also chosen.
Among those selected were John F..
Spellman. Brown University, in the
1918 class and II. l.. Flanders, North
field. VT. in the heavyweight class.
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RED SOx FORCED TO Divide
HOLIDAY BILL WITH SENATORS

Boston, May s0.-Boston kept pace
with the champion Yankees for the
league leadership by winning the first
of q holiday double header 8 to I and
losing the second to Washington. The
latter score was 10 to 5. The crowd of
$4,000 was the largest at Fenway Park
for many years and made ground rules
necessary. Boone made a home run
with the bases full in the first game
and knocked in two other runs in the
same contest. Washington hit four
Boston pitchers hard in the second
game. The scores:
The Score:
First game:
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COLLEGE GAMES

At Philadelphia: Pennsylvania 6;
Columbia 8.
At Worcester: Boston College 1:
HOLY Cross g.
At Williamstown. Mass. May 30
Williams 9: Amherst 3.
At Medford, Mass: Tufts s: Colby
8.
Burlington. VT, May S0.-Dart-
mouth 8: Vermont 1.
At Springfield. Mass.-Connecticut
Aggies z; Springfield College 6.
AT Northfeld. Vt-Middlebury z.
Norwich 3.
At Providence-Brown 1, Harvard I.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Pittsfield 6. Albany 0 (first camel:
Pittstield ., Albany (second game,
70 innings).
New Haven 2. Bridgeport 9 (first
game): Bridgeport 4, New Haven 2
Second game).
Hartford 3. Waterbury 2 (f1rst
camel: Waterbury S, Hartford 4
Second gamel.
Springfield IL. Worcester 8 (first
game); Worcester 10. Springfield Ii
Second same).
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Syracuse s. Buffalo 3 (st game) !;
Bunalo 10. Syracuse 8 (2d game).
Rochester IL, Toronto 8 Ust game);
Rochester IL. Toronto 3 (2d game).
Reading s. Baltimore 3 (1st game);
Baltimore s. Reading 4. (2d game).
Newark 10. Jersey City (1st game); ;
Jersey City s, Newark 6 (2d game).
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Two-base hts, FOuTnler, WHedl'
stolen base, Wheat. Sacrifice, Johnston.
Double plays, High to Johnston to
Fournter; Tierney to Bancroft to Glib
son. Left on bases, Boston 4, Brooklyn
5. Bases on balls. off Bachelor !. on
osborne 8. Struck out, BY Yeargin /,
Bachelor .. Osborne s. Hits, off Year
gin. 9 in 4 1-3 innings; Bachelor In
2 ga; Lucas. 0 in !. Losing pitcher,
Yeargin. Umpires, Moran. Phrman ana
Rigler. Time, 1.25.
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Totals ......... As 6 IL So IA
Z-ba tied for LOTUS in 9Th

Z-batted for Lotus in 9th.
NJ atted for Ruether in 9th.
zzZ-ran for Deberry in 9th.
Boston :. 0 5 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-5
Brooklyn. 90 0 90 2 0 0 3 0 0 IL
Two base hits Padgett. Gibson,
Taylor. Stolen bases Tierney. Ban
croft, Gibson. Sacrifices Cunning
ham. Johnston. Bailey, Stock. Left
on bases Boston IA. Brooklyn 10.
Base on bills off Cooney 1. Ruether
4, Barnes /, Genewich 2. Struck out
by Cooney 3. Barnes !. Ruether 1.
Decatur i, Henry /. Hits off Coon
ey 9 in Ia innings: Barnes 2 in
%: Genewich l in , 10: Ruether
10 in 8: Decatur in l %; Henry
o in l 1-3. Hits by pitcher by Coo
|ney (WheaD. Wild pitch Cenewich.
Winning pitcher Henry. Losing pit
cher Genewich. Umpires Finneran,
Morn and Rigley. Time 2:40.
Second game:
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TWO base Nus, >. IIII TO- =
Boone. eVach. Home runs. Boone
stolen bases. Peck. Sacrifices. .eck'
yeach. Ferguson, Wambsganss. Dou-
BILE plays, Judge to Peck to Judge
left % bases. Washington IL: bos-
TON q Bases on balls off Martina o.
off speece g off zahniser 2, OFT FER.
rurson 4; off Quinn 2. Struck ou'
bv Martina 8: by Speece l: Nv rer-
suson /: by Quinn 3. Hits on Mar.
t;ra in 90 innings: Oft Zannlsei
in inning. Off Ferguson III
rone out in sth: off Specie ! ~ -
innings: off Quinn o in 2: HIT by pr, -
cher by Martina (O'Neiln. Wimn ni-
nitcher Ferguson. Losing p1.e ,
Martina. Irmpires Holmes oMen'
H1oriarty. Time hours 10 m'nu'es'
Second game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-31
TENNIS

Williamstown, Mass. May 30
Williams College tennis team de-
feated Amherst to . here today,
dropping one match in the singles
and one in the doubles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-31
EXHIBITION GAMES

At Manchester. n. H. May 80
Central Mass. League 4; New
Hampshire University 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-31
SATURDAYS GAMES

Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.