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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Dodgers Take 2
And Gain on Giants
Vance Wins Again

Brooklyn, Sept. 1S.-Brooklyn won
both games of doubleheader with
St. Louis today. Z to and, 4 to =,
advancing to within half a game of
the lead when the Giants split with
the Cincinnati Reds.
The first game was 12-inning
affair. the Dodgers emerging victo-
rious after a see-saw session. "Daz-
zy" Vance. Brooklyn's star pitcher,
was sent as relief pitcher for Reuth-
er. who had been knocked out and
Grimes had suffered an injury to his
right arm when hit by pitched
ball. The speed king was credited
with his 18th straight victory and
his 9th OF the season. incidentally
he famed six batters In the four
innings he worked and brought his
total up to 234.
lack Wheat won the game for the
Dodgers with home run in the
twelfth. his 14th of the season, with
Mitchell on base. Scores:
First game:
st. Louis:
Brooklyn:
90 100 o o . 1 @ 0 0 2-7-1j-1
Dyer. Haynes. Sothoron and Con-
Zales, Clemens. Neibergall: Ruether,
Grimes, Vance and Taylor. Deberry.
Second game:
St. Louis o o. o O 0 . o o. 10
Brooklyn 0 O > 0 | 90 l x--12-3
Dickerman. Dyer and Gonzales;
Doak and Taylor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
5000 People on
Last Day at Exeter

Especial to k'hn"h'r Journal
Exeter. Nc. SEPT. lS.-The En''
Fair closed today with a record la
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80" Pc :, ""i ,Liu ac,ion 4
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1919 "'u VOC 49, ,,.,St M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Miss Collect u. S.
Hope in Canadian
Golf at Hamilton

Hamilton, Ont. Sept. lS-.American
hopes in the Canadian Women's open
golf championships today came to
rest on the slender shoulders of Miss
Clenna Collett of Providence, +. l.
The Providence girl won her way
through the third round today with
comparative ease, and through the
fate of a draw eliminated a fellow
American, Miss Louise Reinhardt OF
Chicago. She was the only Amcri-
can to emerge from the third round
Her long game today was brilliant
and she had recovered from her I'M
steadiness of yesterday on the greens
Mrs. II. d. Sterrett of hutchinson
Kan. and Mrs. +. G. Let's of Lake
Forest. ILL.,. the only other Americans
in the third round, fell before Miss
Ada Mackenzie, and Mrs. Hope Glib
son. of Hamilton, respectively.
Tomorrow in the semi final round
Miss Collect will meet Mrs. Gibson
and Miss Mackenzie will engage
Mrs. Harold Hutchinss of Winnipeg
who today defeated Mrs. +. J. Null
queen, of Toronto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Gold Quartz Cops
Free-f0r-A in
Windup Gornan1 Races

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Gorham, Sept. 1S-Straight heats.
with God Quartz capturing the
Free FORA wound up the racing
program at Gorham fair here today,
Cliff Card driving Peter Alto to vic
tory in the 2:1S trot, while Frank
Fox won his second stake event of
the fair in plotting Luke Bell in first
in the > 80 trot for the Evening Elk
press cup.
The Free For-All uncovered the
closest brushes OF the afternoon, the
horses starting beautifully each time
and coming under the wire in close
to blanket finishes in each heat. Gold
Quartz had comfortable margin ov-
er the remainder of the field, howev-
er. K. l.. Ward. in a racing car of his
own construction, rounded the oval
twice. covering the mile in 1 minute
and Is seconds, and the last quarter
in II seconds. Summary:
2:1S TROT, PURSE $500.
retcr Alto, By. by Peter Red
(oardl ......... l |
Peter Plateau. blk g.. (Dore) . 2
Stanley Harvester, bg., tDay) 4 3 3
Dale atchen. bm.. Jordan) 3 DIR.
Time 2:20 IA: 2:1S IA: 2:19 1-o.
o:3o STATE TROT, PURSE $500.
Luke Bell. blk 6, by Atlantic
Express (F'oX) ............ 1 1 /
Bright Sunshine, Oh g., (Pottle)
.................. !
Mannette Mckinney, br M,
tMaXWeli) ............... 3 4
Halle Archdale, br m., NC
Welliams) 2 8
Time-2:17 IL: 2:16 IA; 2:13 1-2.
FREE FOR ALL. PURSE $500
Gold Quartz. CHI G., by Peter the
Great Hayes) ............ / I
Julia M. Direct. bm, (Pottle) 2 2 4
Berney Hayt. CHI g. Dore) 3
Del Spencer. bg., NuilD -. 3 2
Time-2:09 IA; 2:10 L.; 2:0S IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
THY Brooke Flashes Trottng Marx Of 59 Toledo Me-
Former Bridgeport
Athlete Promising
For COburn Teams
Especial to Kennebec 1o,,.


Waterville. Sept. 1S.-Althn,h !.
rather early to be talking track ,.s'
one cannot overlook the pas, pert -
ances of one Of Columns nev
Aquilal Adams, who comss -
Bridgeport. Conn, is a stellar .,. nea
both in football and track. As,n.e
big boy. weighing 1a5 pounds ,ss =
six feet tall.
He was captain of his hir, -.
team for two years in football ava
the highest man in the line. $, /, ~
be seen that his team was no sman N
Bridgeport defeated Yale fr.sss
two years running, being the onlr ,aaS
to accomplish this feat. "@
Adams is Il tackle and has ALL ,.
quirements for the position. This ~
tically settles the question Of The -
tackle position FOR Coach Haines s''
But Adams ability does NOT ens
football, for he is an expert IN ~ "'
putting and throwing the javeli, y
Lolds the Yale interscholastic rs,..s
for both these events. putting IN. ~
IS feet for senior record and ,hs'
ing the Javelin l6a feet 70 IA inv.
record.
These performances would r.,
many colleSe man envious and MN
mean first places for Coburn ss.rs
rs new state records in the meets ~.
spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
NO FISHERMEN'S
RACE THIS YEAR

Halifax. y. S.. Sept. 1s-(By A. P.)
The international fishing vessel
championship trophy mas been with
drawn from competition this year by
action of its Nova Scotian trustees.
and there will be no renewal of the
racing between schooners of Lunten-
burg and Gloucester. Mass, fishing
fleets for that cup until 1925. 1t was
announced today. w. H. Dennis.
donor Of the trophy. who made the
announcement. said the action was
due to the Unsatisfactory termina-
ton of the races here last year."
This recalled the action Of Captain
Angus Walters of the Bluenose,
Nova Scotia's champion schooner, in
sailing for home after the second
race of the series was awarded to the
Columbia. out of Gloucester. on a
technicality. Captain Ben Pine Of
the Gloucesterman refused the COM
mittee's suggestion .hat he sail
around the course in order to win the
cup. saying It would oe an empty
honor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Pills Perk Up
And Hold Pirates
To an Even Break

Philadelphia. Sept 1S-Philadel-
phia again today spoiled Pitts
burgh's chances to gain on the
league-lea ding Giants by holding the
visitors to an even split in a double
header. After dropping the first
game & to 5 the Pirates came back
in the second and by ninth inning
rally won. q to ,. Carlson opposed
Meadows In the box and worked
hard to defeat his old teammates
The locals deadIocked the count at
. runs apiece in the eighth inning
but in the ninth Meadows stated a
rally by singing and another single
and two doubles gave the pennant
chasers three runs and the game
AS the Phillies were helpless in their
half Of the final inning.
Scores:
First game:
f P1fts, o o Q ! o o Q . d. a-31 : :
Smith and Meadows; Carlson,
Weinert and Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Senators Wait
Until Ninth for
Win Over Indians

Cleveland. Ohio. Sept. 1S-Was h-
ington made it three straight here
today by scoring five runs In the
ninth inning and defeating the In
dams 9 to 5. George Chle. who had
pitched fair ball UP to this time. al
lowed four bits in tho ninth. gave a
base on balls and hit two hatsmen.
TIE victory enabled Washington
to remain in n tic with New York for
first place in the American League
race
cleveland led for seven innings.
The Nationals scored their first two
runs in the fourth when Wade Lcf-
fler, a recruit first ha&eman. making
his first appearance in an American
League game, and pinch hitting for
Russell. with WASHINGTON runners
on second and third. BlueSe singled
in the eichth with the same bases
occupied to tie the score.
WASHINGTON had to use three pit
cheers. both Marhprry and Russell be-
ing hit hard. The score:
Washing. 0 O 0 > 0 o . So II q
Cleveland > 0 o 0 o 0 1-5 16
Marherry. Russell, Specie and
Ruel: l'hle and Walter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Yankees Win and
Stay with Senators

st. Louis, Sept. 1S-The New York
Yankees maintained their tie with
Washington for leadership in the
American League pennant race by
deteating the st. Louis Browns to-
day. to ], in 4 game that went ten
innings. The Yankees thus made a
clean sweep of their series here.
A pass off Shawkey in the second
inning with the bases filled gave the
locals their OILY run. The game
was scoreless then until the ninth
when Bush. pinch hitting for Witt,
hit over the left field fence for a home
run. McNally brought in the win
ring run when, running for Hermann
who had doubled he advacced to
third and scored on SCOTS fly to
jacobson.
Both pitchers were in form. Win
gard allowing five scattered hits and
Shawkcy eight. Score:
New York :. 0 0 & OOO Oo11-25 2
st. Louis :. 0 l o o q o 0 0 0 o. 8 o
Shawkev and Holman, Bengough;
Wingard and SEVERED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Colby Gridders
Get Real Workout
Thursday Afternoon
Especial to Kennehcc Journal

NSpetIdl III NcinphCC J0urnaO
Watcrvile. Sept. lS-The Con,
football team was sent through N,
first real workout of the fall this N.
ternon by Coach Roundy on Ss,,
crn'S field. The squads were s,,
through light signal practice us,,
some of the basic plays which AI
new Blue and Gray mentor will prrA,
ably use this fall.
From talk about the college ear.
pus. Coach Roundy will give. Ii,
Rlue and Gray warriors an entt,
different view of the great grdtm,
game and the results are eagerly M,
ing looked forward to. The orerj,
game of this seasons schedule yir
he played against the UNIVERSITY NJ
New Hampshire aggregation nj On,
ham week from this SATURDAY An,
the local coach will work his rr
hard in the next ten days TO preear
them for their initial appearance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19

lens droppend the first game to the
Reds by score of to but rallied
to capture the second, to 5.
A four run rally in the eth Inning
clinched the game for the Reds and
drove Howard Baldwin. rookie twirl-
er, from the mound after he he'd
pitched brilliantly for six innings. Ed
die Roush cleared the bases with a
triple and scored the faurth run him
self on Bressler's single Adolfo
Luque held the Giants to five hits.
three of which were made in the first
inning.
Jack Bentley and Eppa Rixey. left
handed stars. both were hit hard in
the second game. the latter being hit
by the Giants Tor Is safe blows in the
seven innings he worked. Score:
First game:
Cincinnati 90 l 0 4 0-5 IA o
New York =. > 0 0 900 % /
Luque and Wingo: Baldwin, Wat
son. Jonnard and Gowdy.
Second game:
Cincinnati 0 o o | Ia - 0
New, York 0 0 21X-7 II /
RiXcy. Shcehan and Hargrave,
Ningo; BENTLEY and Cowdy.,. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
COhurn Has Cluster
OF First Raters for
Classy Backfeld

Especial to the kennebec JournaO
Watervillc. Sept. 1S-FootbaN men
at Coburn find plenty of hard work
first game with Colby Freshman,
Sept. 70. The prospects for WIN
nlng team are exceedingly bright and
1t looks like good year for the
Crimson and Gold.
There is a wealth of back field
materia: that would please any coll
eye coach. Captain Rhyme" Shana-
han is one of the best running backs
in the state as an excellent receiver
of forward passes. "Bozo" Weston's
kicking and passing was feature
OF football in Maine last fall Tom
Ehoury is a typical number one back,
power in backing up the line,
Sood intcrterer and always can be
depended on to gain through the
line. Bill Druehl. new man. has
shown enough stuff to warrant him
a position on the team. George Ora
dy. who played quarter back last fall
will he back at his old position again.
He is a dependable man for the pi-
lots jon and knows lot of football.
Fred Danton, who reported yester-
daX. was halfback on last years
team and has plenty of speed Dam
ton is hard man to bring to the
ground as ne is shifty.
With men like these Coach Haines
will have as good a backfield as
could he found in any school and
they should score a lot of points.
The workout today opened with
skull practice and Interpretation of
the rules. Shoulder pads wero issued
. ..... H., IL.
time in taking out men. The line
men and backs were split up into
two groups and were drilled on
their respective duties. The prac-
tice closed with an intense grass
drill.
The end squad has lost good man
in Joe Martoskl. a veteran. Joe is
taking stiff course of studies and
cannot find time to go out.
AL MERCER captain Of the Water
willie high school team last fall, re-
ported today and he should make a
good bid for a line position.
Manager Norman Williams an
nounced his schedule tonight as fol-
lows:
Sept. 2s-Colby Freshmen at Wat
erville.
Oct. 4-Bowdoin End at Brunswick.
Oct. 11-Bates Freshmen at Lew
iston.
Oct 1s-Maine Freshmen at Wat
erville.
Oct. 25-westbrook Seminary at
Westbrook.
Oct. 31-Bowdoin Freshmen at
Brunswick.
Nov. s. kents Hill at Kents Hill.
Nov. 15-Hebron Academy at Wat
erville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Firpo Still Fighting
But Against Court

New York. Sept. 1S.-Luis Angel
Firpo. Argentine heavyweight. re-
sumed his fight to remain in this
country today when the perjury case
brought against him by the Rev.
William s. Chase of Brooklyn, was
re-opened at Ellis Island
The hearing was private with In
spector w. w. Brown. head of the
Ellis Island legal department, pre-
siding. Canon Chase, Firpo and his
retinue arrived at the island on. the
same boat but members OF the two
parties did not talk with one an
other
Four witnesses. all residents Of the
apartment house in which Firpo
made his home when here for his
match with Jack Dempsey. are to be
examined today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Tillie Brooke Hangs
Up New Tr0tting Mark
1.59 on Toledo Track

Toledo. Ohio. Sept. 1s-In a special
trot to beat the worlds race record
of a.0ll4. held jointly by Hamburg
Belle and Tillie Brooke. lille Brooke
went a mile in 1.59 here today in a
race with Mrs. Yerkes. Tommy Muir
ply was in the sulky. Tillie Brooke
went the first quarter in .Soia, the
half in minute fiat, and the third
quarter in 1898.
News-Bee. feature event of the
grand circuit card. Sparkle won the
first two heats, but was beaten by
Ribbon Cane, driven by Marvin
Childs, in the third heat.
The 2.07 trot was won by Banks
dale, Kelly in the slllky, Trampabit
took the second heat Of this event
when Barksdale broke on the stretch.
Feter A. Montgomery took the 2.13
trot in straight heats and the 200
trot went to Wan H., n heats. The
summaries:
zoo TROT; IN 8: PURSE $1,000
Van H.. 70 8, by Bordelon
(Morrison .................1
Hope Frisco. blk M (Murphy). l =
Mary Aston, blk M (Caton) -. 4
SeQuoia. br m Palin). ........ 4 3
Bessie Bond, br m (Mallow)... 6 3 S
lex Harvester, b h Oh Flem-
lnS) ............... D D b
San Pedro Girl, m g. Nc
Time o.O7A, 2.O7i4. 2.O7l4.
o.13 TROT; IN 3; PURSE $1,000
Peter A. Montgomery. b 6. by
Peter Montgomery (Stokes)... l 1
Coleman. b h (Crozier) ........ . ,
Miss Affection, b m (CoX) ....... { 3
Progress, b h (Snow). .......... 3 {
Etawise. CHI m (PalinD ........ 5 4
Guy Brown, Trumpstor. Heathers
Iona the Great also started.
Time 2.o7l4, 2.07A.
SPECIAL TROT. TO BEAT
WORLDS RACE RECORD. .2.Ol4
Tillie Brooke. b m, oy Justice
Brooke, (Murphy) .........
Mrs. Herkes. b m, by Ieter the
mie;it Ion .......... z
Time 1.59; 2.O1a4:
THE NEWS-BEE PACE. 3 HEATS,
PURSE $4,000
Sparkle. br h. by San tlancis-
GO, tCroZler). ............... l 1 .
Ribbon Cane, b m (Childs) 3 1
Skeeter W., m tCoD ........ 3 , S
l'ete Green. b CThomas) -. ) 2
Prince Loree. b g (McDevitt. 4 4
Flying Direct. CHI 8 Day Z 6
Little George. z CKelly) .... &c :
Time 2.04A. 2.02A 2.v3L.
2.ol TROT; IN 8; Nurse 81 900
Rarksdale, b g, by Belwin
'NellHl .................. l 5
Trampabit. b & Flemins. 500. .
Greyworthy. sr g CoX) 80 4
Christie Mac. b 2 GRAY "A 3
Peter :. ID h McDevitt : 3
Bessie Bond. br m (Marow).. c Cdr
Time 2.0oA, 2.06L, POSI-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Skowhegan High
Football Schedule

Especial to the kenrebec JournaD
Skowhegan, Sept. 1s-The follow
ing foot hall schedule for Skowhegan
TENDER 24Pfd cmfwy sh cmfwyp rdlu
high school has been announced:
sept. "a. Farmington at Skowhegan:
oct. 1. Cony ut Skowhegan; Oct. II.
Lawrence at Fairfield; Oct. Il, NJ. c.
J.. at rittsfeld; oct. Is. Hartland
Academy at Skowhegan: Nov. l..
Waterville at Skowhesnn: Nov. 8.
open. The captain Is Reed Appleby
and manager. Bernard Holt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Gardiner Gridders
Open Season Sat.
Against Norway High

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Gardiner. Sept. 19-The Gardiner
football team goes to Norway Sat
urday to play Norway High for it's
first game of the season. The fol-
lowing is the schedule for this sea-
son.
Sept. 20-Norway at Norway.
Sept. 27-Waterville at Gardiner.
Oct. 4-Hallowell at Hallowell.
Oct. 11-Camden at Gardiner.
Oct. 1S-Open.
Oct. 25-Morse High at Bath.
Nov. 1-Bridgton at Gardiner.
Nov. s or 11-Cony at Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Macks Again Force
Tigers for the Count

Detroit, Sept. 1S.--The second di-
vision Athletics made a clean sweep
of their three game series with the
Detroit Tigers. erstwhile pennan Mt
contenders. by winning today's game
. to :. Three runs in the first inning
gave Philadelphia a lead that held
throughout the game. Heimach was
wild but kept the Tiger hits scat
tered. Score:
Phila. -. = o o o 1 O O-J-7-O
Detroit % o 100 30 90 I'D
Heimach and Perkins: Pillette,
Stoner and Woodall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Ryan Welcomed
Back from Trip
To Olympic Games

NNNeHlaT 10 N'ENNhCr JollnaN
WaterVille, Sept. lS.-Mike RYAN r.
turned to Co,hy tonight He left CT.
by last May on a leave Of absen, /,
20 across to she Olympic games mi
trG liner Of the American MaraM,
team. Michael J. RYAN has been colts
Of fold and track at colby for serfsl
Years and ii would hc hard 10 find ,
coach that would he more populaf Vii
tn" students an1 faculty Of colby. Mn
was welcomed hack cordially by N
students tonight tIst rs several moris
ago he was given rousiuG send.oi Il.
day before he lett Cor New York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
CH|Sox Get TO FULLERTON AND
SWEEP SERIES WITH HE'D SOX

Chicago. Sept. 1S-Chicago drove
Fullerton off the mound in the first
inningtoday and made a clean sweep
Of the series with Boston, Z to 5. The
game was a free hitting affair, with
Eddie Collins having a perfect day
with five hits in as many times up.
The same was stopped for one min
ute at 1880 p. NJ. while the players
and fans stood with heads barred out
of respect to Frank Chance, who was
hurled in Los Angeles today. Chance
was the manager of both clubs. The
score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19

Z-DaIteU TOT .NTIfItH IT itII
Chicago , o o q 90 OIL
Boston ... q o o o. o 0 0 3
Two base hit Griesby. Three base
hit Gibson. Sacrifices Barnes, Weis,
Wilson, Bancroft. Double plays
Thomas and McInnis. Tierney, Ban
croft and McInuis. Lett on base
Chicago. .: Boston Is. Bases on balls
off Aldridge Z; Barnes 2. Struck out
by .Aldridee 9. Passed ball Aldridge.
Umpires Pfirman and Hart. Time
2:15.
Second game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19

Boston, Sept. 1S-Chicago divided
a twin bill with Boston today. The
Cubs won the first game by defeat
ing Boston : to 3. in II innings. In
the second game the Braves utrned
the tables when Genewich held the
visitors to three hits. winning to /.
The scores.
First game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
sHattcd for Keen in 9Th.
ROSTON

Two base hits-AIcInnis. Three
base hit---Thomas. Stolen bases -
Wilson. Stcngel Sacrifice Gene
wich t2; O'Neil. Double plays -
Adams to Grantham to cotter go:
Friberg to Grantham to Cotter: Nc
Innis to Bancroft: Bancroft to Tier
ney to McInnis. Left on base-Chi-
cago 3: Boston s. Bases on balls
of Keen - off Genewch 3. Struck
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
I'D 0ltu Tut t4'UlIIN I'll 81
CHICAGO

-. Two DISC Nus TNTTINS, F'aTN.
Sacrifices Davis .. Neach. Double
plays Davis to Collins to Sheely:
Davis to Collins: kamm to Collins
to Sheely. Left on base Roston IS:
Chicago 10. Base on balls of Lyon
4: Quinn .. Struck out by Lyon 5:
Ross ]. Hits off Fullerton in 0
innings: tnonc out in tirSt: off Ross
l in l: Quinn 10 in Z! Hit by pitcher
by Fullerton (Mostin; hy Quinn ON
cns). Losing pitcher Fullerton. I'm
pires Moriarty and Holmes, Time
l:iJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIVE

Indianapolis Is: Kansas Wv ~
FIRST came): indianapolis b; nam
city o, (second gameD
Columbus 5: ST. Paul =.
Toledo Z; Minneapolis 3.
Louisville s.. Milwaukee ].
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Buffalo 3: Syracuse Z.
Jersey City ,; Newark 3, FIRST
game); Jersey City 8; Newark 4,
(second game).
Reading s.; Baltimore 9. (first
game) Reading l. Baltimore 2, (sec-
ond camel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Washington Co. Far
Races POSTPONED

Especial TO Kcnnehcc Journap
Bangor. Sept. 1S.-Eain stopper !
races at the Washington toun''
today and the program will be ""
Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
Giants Divide with
Reds and Hold Lead

New York. Sept 1S-The New York
Giants divided a double header with
Cincinnati today and retained their
lead in the National League pennat
battle by half game. The champ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
YESTERDAYS, SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGIIE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

70 6nONI = n6OOCTS
Philadelphia 6: Pittsburgh S (tst)
Pittsburgh s; Philadelphia 8 (2nd)
Chicago 4; Boston Sit inn. (1st)
Boston 8; Chicago I t2nd).
Brooklyn Z; St. Louis 5-12 inn
(1st).
Brooklyn 4; St. Louis 2 (2nd).
Cincinnati S; New York 8 (1st).
New York 7; Cincinnati S (2ndl,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-19
CUBS Ora FIRST IN Il FRAME.
!. AND BRAVES TAKE SECOND 3 TO |

out-By Keen 2: by Genewich 3. Hit
by pitcher-By Genewich (Grigsby).
Umpires-Hart and Pfirman. Time
100.