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Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-31
TEN YEARS AGO
T,I- 81 101I

Mary Grenfell of Calexieo is
spending few days here as the
guest of Mrs. X. p. Materson.
f. 7. Simpson and family have
departed for Los Angeles where
they will visit for the remainder
of the summer
Laura Tyre has gone to Coronado
to spend several weeks vacations.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-31

Some 300 kitchen daylighting
electric units were installed in Van
eouver, B. G., during April of this
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-31
COTTON MARKET

NEW ORLEANS, July 31.--Cot-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-31

All a man needs to know about
woman is all he doesn't know.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-14
Easterns Win From
TacOnnets by Lone
Tally i'm the Tenth

Especial to the kennebec JournaD
Waterville, July 1.-THE East
ems blanked the Taconnets 10 here
this afternoon when they put over
a lone tally in the 10th inning. Two
singles followed by an error by
"Bricl." Reed gave the upstaters'
their chance to put across the VIC
tory.
1t was a wonderful game from
start to finish. The wrangling that
prevailed the day before was notice.
ably absent although some of the
grandstand managers persisted in
keeping up their raucus line of talk.
Hogan had the best of the argu-
ment on the mound over Groves but
the difference was very slight While
theabig Brewer IriShman tanned five
Groves struck out two and Hogan
passed three to Groves two. Thornc
got the only extra base hit of the
game when he knocked out double.
One of the big features of the
game was the snappy work of both
infields. Excepting for the break
when Reed bungled the bunt the
infields worked with machine ike
precision. Three double plays were
completed by each team. In fact
it was a double play that completed
the first half of the 10th after the
Easterns had put their win across.
Cutler and Dagastino made some
hair raising catches in the outer
gardens robbing the Brewerites of
at least four apparently sure singles.
This was Red Dagastino's second
game with the Taconnets and ac-
cording to his performance in the
first Is innings he is rare jewel.
ia CrPENRNS
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Senators Win Over
Indians; Crowd Gets
Excited at End Game

Washington, July 13.-The heat
apparently affected both players and
spectators at today's game between
Cleveland and Washington, which
the home club won Is to II, before
crowd which frequently baited the
umpires.
In the ninth Manager Harris was
banished by Umpire Holmes as he
protested the calling of balls and
strikes. and when the game ended
excited fans poured on the field and
surrounded Holmes. While one fan
shook his finger at the umpire, an
other struck him in the face, knock
ing him against wall. but Umpire
Moriarty, players and police came
to the rescue and further trouble
was averted. A crowd of several
thousand was then dispersed by a
squad of bluecoats.
Cleveland used five pitchers and
Washington three, while the batting
of Speaker was the feature. He hit
a home run, over the right field
fence, got a single and double, and
walked three times. The score:
Cleverd, 90 3 % Q 3 1 O-11-12-O
Wash. 2 3 0O2 8 90 x-15-1S-1
Uhle. Clark, Roy. Cheeves. Brewer
and Myatt: Marberry, Zahniser. Rus
sell and Tate.
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Sn0dgrass Wins
In Tennis Play
St. Louis Tourney

st. Louis, July 13.-(By A. P.)--
Harvey 3. Snodgrass. of Los Ange-
les. entered the final round of the
national clay court championship
here this afternoon by defeating
Clarence ]. Griffin of San Francisco,
former champion, in four-set
match. The score was GA. 20. ga,
GA.
Snodgrass will meet William T..
Tilden of Philadelphia in the mems
singles final Monday afternoon.
The junior singles final between
A. l.. Wiener, Philadelphia. and En-
met Pare, Chicago, scheduled for
this morning, was postponed because
of wet courts.
Robert and Howard Kinsey OF San
Francisco, clay court doubles cham
pions, defeated Il. T.. Schlesingcr,
Australia. and Alfred II. Chaplin. Jr.,
Springfield. Mass, in straight sets,
in a semi-final match. g., 81, 81.
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Togus Wins Over
Waterville Boys
In Eleven Innings

Togus, July 13-At IL o'clock Sun
day. Manager Ivory got the Water
willie team by wire and called the
game off on account Of rain but
many fans came to the Home and
ate 7. NJ. it was clear so bunch
of WaterviIle boys suggested a game
anyway. Manager Pomerleau OF
the Home Legion team quickly or
sanized his nine and started on at
ESQ what proved to be hot con-
test going eleven innings with win
for the Home boys 10 to 8.
sThe Home team was first at bat
and went down in order The wat
eiyille BOYS got 4 runs on two dou-
bies and two singles. The Legion
boys got their first score in the third
on a single by Rich. who stole sec
cud and scored on the hit OF Albee.
The Home boys tied the score In
the seventh when ,Albee was safe on
ar error at second, scoring on the
triple of Reed who WAS caught OH
third on the quick return of POM
crleau's hit to left. Lister was pass
ed and both he and Pomerleau scor-
cd on the hit of Albino to right. In
the seventh the up-river boys got
three more In singles by Lachance,
Victor, Lachance and double ny
Mayo.
I'm the eighth the Home got four
mbre on singles by Reed. Pomerieau'
Lister and a double ny Albino. VINO
also scored on passed ball. In TINS
inning the up-river ooys tied 1t up
when Roy was hit, stole second TOOK
third on a passed ball and scored on
the double Of Simpson.
The Legion put the game away
In the eleventh when with one down
Williamson doubled to right TOOK
third on the hit Of Albee and scored
when Simpson. after catching Reed
Iy. threw the ball over third, with
Albee roosting on third. Pomerleau
hit to left, scoring Albee. Lister was
out on strikes. The Waterville boys
made a hard try but resulted In La
chance and Victor hitting grounders
to third. Mayo hit for three bags
and Lachance was out on a ny 10
Rich. The score:
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Ruth Active and
Yankees Win

New York. July 13.-The New
York Americans defeated the St.
Louis club here today in the second
game of the series by a score of g
to ?. This gives New York six VIC
tories in their last eight games.
Bush had the better of Davis in
pitching battle. allowing st. Louis
five hits. Babe Ruth made three
hits in four times and drove in three
of New York's six runs. Williams
base on balls. Jacobson's single and
Severeid's two-bagger produced the
only runs scored by st. Louis. Score:
st. Louis, o 2 O @ 90 0 o % So
n. York, 1 o 2 0 90 2 / x-6-10-1
Davis and SEVERED; Bush and
Schang.
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What Portland Did

With two down in the first inning'
Dor.iand came near to scoring when
noyis lost his feet in diving after
Delaney's hot drive in left field, al
lowing the Sox runner to reach nrst'
A nassed ball sent him along TO sec
ond. Delaney was trapped between
the bases when Higgins made a SUD
den neg to second, but got out Oh IHe
trap bi sliding into third in cioud Oh
dust. as Baker fell fat to stop pau
peg. Kavanaugh walked. put mn,
smothered Leids slam Tor the lhiru
out. 80 a.,t.ur
.r,onv their adherents in the third
inning by q two run rally. Urbanski
was pinked by one of Ackerly 8
crooked ones, and took second when
Kilpatricy bungled on McEnroes
drive. both runners reaching safety.
McEnroe was forced on Delaneys
grounder. Urbanski counted on
Kavanaugh's single, Leid was pass
ed. and Delaney tailed when
Smythe was thrown out at first.
Ackerly played this badly, holding
the ball and finally pegging to first
instead of home to get Gelane.
Bobby Tecarr got away safely with
the third inning, but in the fourth he
was welcomed with a real bomDard-
ment. Fitzpatrick, Morrell and Clancy
first three men up greeted him with
two doubles and a three Dagger, ana
two tallies counted.
In the fifth with one hand dead,
Urbanski bobbled on Bakers hop
per, and the Penn State boy regis
tered at the pan on Ackerly's double
along the third base line. The big
Augusta pitcher grabbed third when
Fitzpatrick was tossed out by Tecarr.
and came home when Bobby made
short throw to Damn to catch him
at the plate.
Doubles by Kavanaugh and
Smythe and a single by Damn ac-
counted for two more Sox runs in
the fifth.
MaPs Fifth Hit
Target practice for the day end
ed with the eighth inning. Nal Nor
rell led off for the visitors with his
fifth hit of the day, a single to
right field, and scored when Clancy
doubled to right. Davis sacrificed
Clancy to third and there the demon
slugger persisted miserably as .Te-
carr's slow. slower. slowest delivery
fooled Small and Higgins to the ex-
tent Of two strikeouts.
With the score IL to against
them the Sox jumped into the eighth
frame tried hard to pull down the
lead. Two runs rewarded their eff
fors. Damn was bad-balled to first,
ana when Tecarr was pegged out by
Ackerly at first ran clear to third
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u. S. AGAIN VICTOR
(Continued from PAGE One)

10th. and was the second American to
cross the line.
Over the first half of the marathon
hill and dale journey the lead changed
several times, the glory of the old
Greek marathon runners being revided
in the first dozen kilometers by kranin,
who set the pace until he was succeed
ed first for short distance by De
Mar. the American, and then by Verger
of France, who gained the plaudits of
his countrymen lining the course. until
the ultimate victor, Stenroos, took the
lead at the halfway mark. From that
point the Finnish star. running smooth
ly and apparently without great strain
on his powers, added to his advantage.
While practically half the field had
dropped out in the closing half of the
race and others were barely able to
keep going, Stenroos came into the sta
dunn track running strongly and. after
breaking the tape. raced around the
field to acknowledge his countrymen's
greetings before trotting to his quar-
tiers.
William J. Churchill Of San Fran
cisco and Frank zuna of Newark were
in the ruck most of the way. Zuna fin
ished fast to take 18th place, but
Churchill found the pace too stiff,
though he took 23rd place, giving the
United States live finishers.
Ralph Williams of Quincy, Mass,
was the only one of the six Ameri-
can starters who failed to finish; he
dropped out at the II kilometre mark
just before the halfway turn. because
of stomach trouble, which also saw
the withdrawal of Hannes Koleh-
mainen, victor in the 1920 marathon
at Antwerp.
While the marathon men were
plodding the country roads, the ath-
letes within the stadium were adding
fresh sensations to the unprecedent-
ed record of brilliant performances
during the games. The American 400
metre relay team lowered the
worlds record, which they broke in
the trials yesterday, to al seconds
in the semi-finals and equalled this
astonishing figure in taking the final
from Great Britain by less than two
yards. This quartet was composed
of Hussey, Clark, Murchison end
Leconey.
The American 1900 metre relay
squad, composed of Cochran. Steven
son, Macdonald and Helffrish. set
another worlds record when they
minutes. 16 seconds fiat. 3-5 of a
second faster than the standard set
in the 1912 games by the famous
American combination, Sheppard,
Reidpath, Meredith and Lindberg.
In the 5000 metre team race Fin
land came first with 8 points; Great
Britain second with IA points; Unit
ed States third with 25 points and
France fourth with 81.
- Meeting the Finnish champion
Nurmi for the first time In these
games. Joe Ray, the American mile
champion, tried to match tstrides
with him for two laps. but the effort
failed and proved so exhausting for
the little American that Ray was
out of the race long before it's COM
pletion. He finished eighteenth in a
field Of 10. while his teammates,
Kirby. Cox and Tibbetts, gained
third place for the United States.
In the final of the discus throw all
four Americans finished among the
first six with Houser, the shot put
champion, setting new olympic
mark with a throw of 46.175 metres.
Lieb took third, Pope fourth and
Hartranft sixth.
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u. S. Out of Sabre
Contests of Olympic

Olympic Stadium. Co lom b 4 +,
FraSce. July 13.-(By A. P.)---The
United States dropped out of the
Olympic sabre team competition to-
day, suffering defeats at the hands
of the smashing Hungarians and the
fiery Italians. South America. In the
form of Argentina. came through
the second round with two victories
in a style that showed the Argen-
tines capable of giving the Euro
peans a hard struggle.
Belgium, Spain and Denmark
were eliminated along with the
Americans, each being defeated
twice.
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Games This Week
Maine State League

Tuesday, July IS
Augusta at Brewer
Bar Harbor at Lisbon Falls
p. C. F. at Pennington
Waterville at Oldtown
Wednesday, July IS
Augusta at Oldtown
Bar Harbor at Pennington
P. C. F. at Lisbon Falls
Waterville at Brewer
Thursday, July II
Portland at Augusta (exhibition)
Friday, July Is
Augusta at Pennington
EaSterns at Oldtown
p. C. F. at Bar Harbor
Waterville at Lisbon Falls
Saturday, July 10 -
Pennington at Augusta
Bar Harbor at Great Works
Lisbon Falls at Waterville
Oldtown at Brewer
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Miss Wills Reaches
Second Round in
Paris Tennis Play

Paris. July 13.-(By A. ~.
Helen Wills, the American Won.
tennis champion, today advanceu
the second round of the woin..'
singles in the Olympics tennis W.
petition, which began today, tnIysil
the default Of Nine. Marnet
Spain. Il
In the mems singles Vincent ~ ~.
ards, United States, defeated W. ~.
veleye, Belgium, 90, GA. 6-u w..
son NJ. Washburn, United States VI
from serventi. Italy. ia, 90,
and Francis T. Hunter was v'I ~
Gus over Graham of Finlano ~ ~
score of 6-3. so. 60. One OF ~
Britain's big four, ]. ID. +. ~
ley, was defeated by FuKuu
Japan, go, ga. ga. ,sl
Suzanne Lenglen, the NJ
champion, watched some " NJ
matches. She looked thinner VI
usual. Mile. Lenglen SAID sns
Sn,t i'll and her appearance DOL
her statement. The withdrac~ 80
the French girl gave Mrs. W. NJ
Wightman of Boston and y. IsSss|
Williams, Philadelphia. wTn Ma
in the mixed doubles anu a, "A
Marion T.. Jessup a walko'e'
women's singles.
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Sandofd 12. 0ixHeld I

Sanford, July 12.-Freddy Parent
showed a brilliant fash of his old
time diamond glory when he led the
Goodall Textile in IL to slaughter
of Dixfield here today. With Hough-
ton pitching great ball. allowing but
six hits and banking the visitors
after the opening inning Parent con-
nected with a double and three sin
giles in five trips to the plate and
helped to drive two pitchers to the
showers. Rowe got double and a
triple while Davenport was the only
Dixie able to connect safely more
than once off the veteran Tim SAN
ford played errorless ball.
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Long Hits Win For I
Giants over Cubs. &C..

Chicago. July 13.--Home runs by
Wilson and Kelly, in addition to three
two-baggers and an error in the sew
enth inning, clinched today's game for
New York. making the final score 9 to
6. Four of the hits. including the two
homers, were made off Tony Kaufman,
who relieved Aldridge in the fifth.
Blake finished the game\for Chicago.
New York used three pitchers. all the
runs scored by Chicago being off Wat
son. Jackson also made a home run
Ropes were stretched on the field for
the overflow crowd, which was estimat-
ed at $4,000. The score:
New York -. % 2 0 1 4 1 0-9-16-2
Chicago go 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 O--6-10-1
Watson, Jonnard, Bentley and Cow
dy. Snyder; Aldridge. Kalfmann, Blake
and Hartnett.
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Senoo Veteran Finnish Runner Cops Olympic MarahonDem
REDS SHUT OUT BRAVES AND IN
turn ARE BLANKED AT CINCIN

Cincinnati. Ohio, July 13.-Cincin-
natl and Boston broke even in to-
days double header. each team scor-
ing shutout. Both Luque and Nc
Namara pitched well in the first
game. but the latter's support was
better. errors accounting for the two
runs made off the Cuban. while May
allowed four hits and two more runs
in the ninth. Rixey blanked the
visitors, 9 to 0, In the second game.
completing 20 straight innings with
out being scored on.
The score:
First game:
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on Hills bad heave made in the at
tempt to complete a double play.
Mickey scored on Urbanskis fly to
Small. McEnroe plastered a long
double to left, and logged home the
final tally on Delaney's sharp drive
past third. Delaney was forced at
second. Baker to Morrell.
In the ninth, the invaders went
out in order. But with one man out.
Portland got two runners on the
bases, where they stuck as Damn
hoisted to Small and Tecarr was
thrown out by Baker.
AIIGIJSTA
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wainwright 6:46 3-5 and Mars
Norelius 6:23 is; Miss Moleswort
Great Britain. finished second to w
Ederle: Mariette Protin, Fra1r
second to Miss Wainwright and Mn
Jeans, Great Britain, second to Mn
Norelius.
America qualified only one man !
the three trial heats of the lJV
metres swim in the morning, INV
first heat Smith. United States "
ished second to Annison. Great BY
tain. Smiths time was ~ IninutH
AZ As seconds, 10 20 seconds bcAiM
the winners.
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U. S. WOMEN SWIMMERS
WIN OLYMPIC CONTESTS

Les Tourelles. France, July 13.-
(By A. P.)--It was ladies' day at the
pic swimming contests handily today
in the 400 metres free style. The
men qualified In only one heat and
were soundly drubbed at water polo.
In the respective heats OF the 400
metres. Gertrude Ederle's time was
q minutes II LIS seconds: Helen
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Brunswick Team
Defeats Falmouth

Especial to the Kennebec Journal)
Brunswick baseball team defeated
the Falmouth team on the Delta,
this afternoon by score of to 3.
The hitting OF Mcknight for Bruins
wick and a sensational running
catch by Brunswick's centerfielder.
weybrant, were the features. Fall
mouth made but hits off Stephen
sons delivery and Brunswick touch
ed UP Lunt for 10 safe bingles. Bat
teries were. Brunswick. Stephenson
and CONN, Falmouth. Lunt and
Spear.
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Olympic Event Summaries

Olympic Stadium. ColomDts
France, July 13.-(By A. P.)--ln w
5000 metres team race the resula
were as follows: 81
Nurmi, Finland. first; Ritola, Eai
land. second; Macdonald. GTS
Britain. third; johnson, Great IN
tain, fourth; KATE. Finland. hpis
Kirby. United States, sixth. TimsA
minutes 81 seconds. A
Discus throw final: won BY CMi
ence Houser, United States, Y
metres, So centimeters; secoaEe
Mittymar, Finland, A metres.
centimetres; third. T. J. Lieb, und
ed States. IA metres. "a centimetrHs
fourth, Augustus Pope. United Stalii
a metres. 81; fifth, Askildt, AGa
way. 43 metres. 40: sixth, Glen Hafsf
raft, AZ metres, 40. II
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Runs made by Porter 2. O'Brien.
Russell, Donnelly. Murray and Reed.
Two base hits. Reed. Three base
hits. Benton. Stolen bases, Reed.
Sacrifice hits, Wing. Double plays,
Moore to Russell. Russell to Dom
nelly to Russell Left on bases.
Bingham a, Stratton 8. First base
on errors. Bingham A. Base on balls
off Moore ], Oft Benton :. Wild
bitches, Benton. Struck out by
Moore -, by Benton 10. Jmpires,
Dionne and Roderick. Time. hours,
ID minutes.
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SOthOrOn Wild and
Cards Lose to Robins

st. Louis. July 1S.-Sothoron proved
wild and ineffective and the Cardinals
lost the first game of the series to
Brooklyn today 3 to 4. Fournier hit his
21st home run of the season in the
ninth inning. while his single in the
third with the bases full scored Grimes
and Johnston. The score:
Brooklyn 40 0 S 0 0 0 3 o 1-3-11-2
st. Louis IL 0 0 0 0 2 0 o. 90
Grimes and Taylor; Sothorn, Sherdel
and Gonzales, Wick.
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XX-Batted for Groves IN IOth.
Easterns :. 90 90 0 o 0 D 0 Ii
Two base hits Thorne. Stolen
bases johnson. Sacrifice hits john
son =, Lynch 2, Groves. Double
plays Doyle to Potter to Daniels 2,
Reed to Doyle to Daniels, Thorne to
Roche to Lynch. Roach to Thorne
to Lynch, Smith unassisted. Left
on bases Easterns s. Taconnets 5.
Bases on balls off Hogan 3. Groves
=. Struck out by Hogan 5, Groves
, Umpires Dwyer and Philips.
Time, 2:05.
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U. S. Sabre Team Defeated

Olympic Stadium, Colomsst
France, July 13.-(By A. P.)-isa
United States sabre team met WI
a crushing defeat at the hanos \
the Hungarians in the team COMFY
tition in the stadium here tooaIl
The Hungarians scored IA victoIig|
as against two by the America
The two American wins went y Il
Brooks b. Parker of Philadelpss|
and Chauncey Mcpherson, w
York A. C.
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Bayside Park. Portland. gives ta
the impression of a wood box 10
the distance from the plate to'ht
fence is really longer than II loon
The infield is in fair shape and 10
outfield apparently smooth. M
right field bleachers get the M
benefit of the sun and Saturday M
crowd there certainly sweltett
Umpire Hassett behind the phW
turned in a very good choice WINE
Barrow on the bases was on ~
of every play but one and that M
no effect on the play. The manasf
ment Keeps the players bencM
cleared of those without a uniftrA
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EASTERN LEAGUE

PittsfieId 5, Waterbury 2 g ~, mr. VI
Bridgeport Q, Hartford = a1snoft4
10 inningsJ: Hartford H. brlPss
fznd camel. x,a Q4
camel: worcester Q, New
Springdei d. Albany, both games
ed ID 81, account Of rain ~
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Totals 81 4
~ CINCINNATI


Totals ....... .0- - IL
Ran for Bargrave in 9th.
zz-Batted for Luque in Sth.
Boston OO1 / O 0 0 o II
Cincinnati -. 90 600 0 90 90
Two base hit, Padgett. Three base
hit. Duncan. Stolen base, McInnis.
Double plays, Caveney to Critz:
Smith to Padgett to McInnis. Left
on base, Boston 3. Cincinnati q.
Bases on balls, off Luque .. off Nc
Namara l. Struck out by Luque l,
by May 1, by Mcnamara /. Hits off
Luque 8 in s innings: off May in ].
Losing pitcher. Luque. Umpires,
Moran and Higher. Time. 1.39.
Second game:
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CINCINNATI

Two-base hits. Critz. Roush, Duncan.
Stolen base. Pinelli. Sacrifices. Daubert,
Duncan. Left on bases, Boston z, Gin
cinnati 6. Bases on balls. Off Rixey ],
off Genewich /. Struck out, by Rixey /.
Hits. off Genewich 10 in 6 innings; off
Benton . in 2 innings. Wild pitch, Ben
ton. Passed ball. O'Neill. Losing pitch
err. Genewich. Umpires, Rigler and Mo-
ran. Time, 1.SS.
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TEAM STANDING
IN Maine LEAGUE
~LEAGUE STANDING

SATURDAYS RESULTS
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /, Water.
Vile 0.
At Bar Harbor-Bar Harbor 10;
Lisbon Falls 7.
At Great Works-P., c. =. z, Old
town 5.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGsy'

Baltimore Z, Buffalo ! tln
Baltimore 10, Buffalo (Zna
innings). IN. IA
gsme); Syracuse 8, Jersey Guy
camel. 1auAl
Newark 8, Rochester 5 Ost KIT
Newark 8, Rochester S (2nd game"