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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
HARVEY EDGES
WRITTEN AND
LEGION WINS. Al

In one of the best hurting duels al
the season at Williams Field this
year. "Chetter" Harvey bested Whit
ten and his CushnOc teammates las,
evening. the Legion winning 4-3.
In the first stanZa the Legion grab
bed three runs on a lone hit, a triple
by Johnson. In this inning Written
vas rather wild and nicked Frober-
ger and Harvey. both scoring with
Purrill on Johnson's three sack slam
a costly error by Carey cinched this
performance. After this fatal stanza
Written Pitched steady ball, holdin.
the ex-soldiers to four bingles. two
OF which were clustered in the fourth
sending in another Legion tally.
"Chetter Harvey was touched for
three hits. two of these being doubles
by ''Dutchy" Nickless. He held the
the six tn when Merrill singled.
The first of the seventh Started
off with the Legion ahead Al. With
two out Carey drew a pass. went to
second on an error b2 Ellis. Nick
less then piled the lumber to one OF
Harvey's offerings and scored Carey
Nickless then scored after a frantic
attempt to stop him at third. "Honk''
Webb was too ANXIOUS to stop the
lanky left fielder and missed one Of
Ellis pegs.
Each pitcher was poorly supported
with seven errors marked against
each team. The game was featured
by two doubles. Carey TO Kenny tn
Bowling and Kenny to Bowling
George Froberger and Nickless each
contributed clever catches in the out
field, Froberger sharing one after q
lcng run and Nickless making a shoe
string catch of McDonald's liner
Burrill made two of the eLgion 5
four hits and runs and played d
classy game on tie first cushion
Captain Thyng Of the Legion team
stated last evening that he was very
CAREFUL to the opposing team in be-
ing permitted to use men not regu-
larry members of the Legion team
He stated II indicated true sports
manshir.
Summary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
ATHLETICS ROMP
TO VICTORY over
BRUNSWICK 81
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Lewiston, Aug. 15-The Athletics
passed up the serious side Of base
ball today and after establishing a
81 lead over Brunswick here today.
clowned through the rest of the
game. Durgin stopped Brunswick
with four hits in seven innings,
Merriwether held them hitless in
the eighth but the visitors got to
Pat French for two hits and a run
in the ninth. The final score was
IT,. Athletics wandered around the
field taking turns at each position.
and this accounted for the four err
rors. The play of Mcknight in CEN
ter field featured for Brunswick.
The Athletics hit Sparsam in the
pinches. He was not accorded very
fast support. Stanley Red" Robin
son, Bowdoin pitcher, whose eyes
were punctured with glass when hit
with ball Wednesday, may not
regain his sight, In one eye. at least.
it was reported today. Score:
RRT-NCNVIrL-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
CalifOrnians Win
In Final Rounds
Of Newport Tennis

casino, Newport, X. l., Aug. 10
(By A. PD-California lawn tennis
players won oil OF the places in the
final round OF the Casino cup singles
and doubles on the turf of the his
toric enclosure here today. William
NJ. Johnston. former national cham
pion and Davis cup defender, gained
the coveted brackets in both events.
Even so his playing never appeared
10 rise to the standards he set two
years ago.
In the singles Johnson defeated
Norman L. Brookes. the Nestor of
Australian tennis. by the score Of
GO, 6-2, 60. Harvey Snodgrass of
Los Angeles won the other semi
final. outplaying and outsteadying
Brian !. c. Norton. the former South
African, now a resident of st. Louis.
The score was 6-1. Sc. 6-2
Johnston paired with Clarence J.
Griffin. his former national doubles
partner. eventually emerged q victor
in the doubles after FIVE gruelling
sets. The score was Ga, Sc, As,
81, 1913. In this contest Johnston
and Griffin made the mistake of
changing tactics against Harvey
Snodgrass and Walter Westbrook in
the third set. Mixing high lobs with
sudden switches to volleying they
had been successful in the first and
second sets.
Attempting to carry the remaining
sets by straight volleying and ground
strokes they came near to defeat.
Griffin had to bear the brunt Of the
rallies toward the end for Johnston
continually bungled his shots and
service.
There is no denying that the per-
Torrance of Johnston in the singles
against Brookes was scarcely as con-
vincing of top form as was to he
looked for. His forehand failed him
often at the critical periods of the
rallies. Little Bits" strokes lacked
their old decisiveness as his total Of
Is nets for. the match against the
total of IS FOR BrookesT indicates. 1t
was only when Johnston exerted
himself. as IL by an effort that he
gained his placements 10 score a to-
tai of % placements to 10 for the
veteran Australian.
The recapitulation OF Johnston's
encounter with Brookes follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
Sullivan of Lawrence
High a Prospect
For Colby Grid Team
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tSpeClai TO heHncDeC JOuIHuit
Natervilie. Aug. 1s.--One of the fret
likely prospects for Colby's 1920 foot
hall team is Fred Sullivan. former
Lawrence High athlete and \ member
81 the 81. Johns College football team
last fall According to reports in this
city Sullivan has been certified in all OF
his studies at St. Johns and will prob
ably enter Colby at the opening OF the
fall term.
sullivan as member Of the sradu-
atipg class OF Lawrence High won the
Edward Gregg medal. lie competed in
football, track and baseball at that
school.
At St Johns he was . member OF
the football and baseball teams.
Richard sullivan. also former Law
renee High athlete. is making an EFFORT
to get into Bowdoin College. He also
attended ST. Johns last season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
SUNDAYS GAMES
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
ALLEN!TES ADVANCE
ANOTHER step BY
TRIMMING CHEMISTS
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.
Great Works, Me, Aug. 15-Baggy
Aliens Taconnets beat out ?. c.. F.
in a close and exciting game here
this afternoon by a score of to 3.
Ackerly for P. c. F. and Groves for
Taconnet went tight pitchers battle
for six innings when Capt. auckland
seeing signs of weakening in Ackerly
went to the mound. He was batted
hard for the rest Of the game. In
the 9TH a double by Doyle followed
by a single by Phillips and triple by
Cutler gave Taconnets a three run
lead but p. c. F. located Groves for
a single. double and then a homer by
"Zozo" Murch over the fence which
tied the score. Taconnets clinched
the game in the 9Th on singles by
Groves. three Dagger by Phillips and
single by Cutler. netting runs.
Doyle played a great batting and
fielding game for Taconnet. Mackley's
throw from deep center to the plate
cutting off a run and a shoestring
catch by Howarth were fielding fea :
lures. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
First Match of
Ladies' Tourney
Held Country Club

The first match Of the ladies tennis
tournament was played at the Au.
gusta Country Club courts Friday
between Lois Hayden and Grace
Whitney. The sets were very closely
contested Miss Hayden being the
winner, 81. as. SO.
Four Of the consolation matches
were also mayed Friday. along with
the semi-fnals of the mems singles
tourney. All who are planning TO
enter the doubles matches are urged
to make their entry on or before
August IL.
All caddies who have worked on
the G. c. links this season are urged
TO be there daily as there will be
plenty of work for everyone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
Tigers Trim Macks
And Gain on Yanks

Philadelphia. Aug. 15-Detroit gain
ed half game on the Yankees by
taking the final contest of the series
from Philadelphia today, to .. john
son hurled good ball until the last
inning when a local rally threatened
to tie the score a:-d Dutch Leonard
was sent in as relief pitcher and re-
tired the side without further dam
age.
Score:
Detroit .... q q / q . o. Q I
Philadelphia 90 0 0 0 0 1-3 9
Johnson, Leonard and Bassler;
Fcimach, Harris and Perkins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
Pirates Narrow
Margin by Win
Over Giants, Cd

Pittsburgh, Aug. lo-Ihe FI1s.
burxh Pirates. fighting desperately
for the National League leadership.
won their third straight victory from
the New York Giants, y to 4 today
and narrowed to four games the
margin separating the two teams.
New York scored four runs In the
third inning but Pittsburgh came
back in It's half with Ave runs. Guy
Ter accounting for three of them by
hitting a home run with two run
ners on base. Nehf was taken from
the box In that inning. Score:
New York O04 900 % u
Pitts3'gh 90 $1,000 x-6 Il
Nehf. Jonnard. Ryan. and Sny-
der: Kremer and Schmidt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
EASTERN LEAGUE
Albany 6: Worcester .. ten innings
Waterbury 3: Springfield s.
New Haven 3: Hartford IL.
Bridgeport 4: Pittsfield 5.

New York. Aug. 15.-Miss Aiexa
Stirling will not play in the women's
national championship golf tourna-
ment at the Rhode Island Country
Club next month because OF a recent
operation which she underwent for
appendicitis, It was learned here to-
day. Miss Stirling, who II now al
her home in Atlanta. Ga. announced
that it would be too great a tar on
her strength TO play in the Provi-
dence tournament.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
Illinois A. C. Star
Obliged to Return
From Dublin Games

Dublin, Aug. 15-(By A. P)-Ow-
ing to the rupture of thigh muscle
yesterday, Harold NJ. Osborne OF the
Illinois A. c. viii be obliged to can
Gel the remainder Of his program ~
the Tailteann games and viii leave
for America Immediately. The In
Jury Is go severe that he must rest
some weeks and perhaps longer.
With three Of his favorite events
still to be decided. Osborne was 70.
Earded as the likely winner OF Ihe
decathlon. with Osborne ous. pap
Kineey. also Of the Illinois A. CT =
now regarded as the probable yicto.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
BOSTON

Two base hits Mostil, Sheely,
Morehart, Picinich. CLARK, Flag
stead. Home run Boone. Stolen
base Boone. Sacrifices f. Collins.
Wambsganss. Double play. Mor"-
mart to- +. Collins TO L. Shcely. to
f. Collins to Sheely. Wamhsyanss 10
Geygan to Harris. Left on oase Chi
cago 0: Boston 1. Bases on balls off
Mangum >; off Connally /: off
Percy i. Struck out by Mdngum =:
y Connally 1: by Lyons one. Hits
Connaliy ] in %. off Lyons y in ] ::
III Piercy al 1 innings: off Quinn
in .. Wild pitch Connai.r. Win
ming pitcher. Z. Inn: losing pit"hof
Mangum. Empires Crmsby ana Lin
Keen. Time 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
Homers Give Cubs
Edge Over Phils

Chicago, Aug. 1s-Home run
she's by Friberg with two men on
and by Barrett with one on. gave
Chicago a commanding lead and the
natter defeated Philadelphia today, s
TO in the first game Of the series.
sand hit the first ball pitched by
Keen for a home run and Williams
uncorked a homer with man on In
the third. Score:
iadelphia I 1 0 0 o-6 10 :
Chicago -. 5 o 0 0 0 Ks so
Ring. Couch. Mitchell and Wilson,
Henline: Keen. Jacobs and Hartnett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
Reds Take Game
OF Many Blows, 1915

Cincinnati. Aug. 15-Cincinnati won
hard-hitting game from Brooklyn
today. 10 TO s. Both Luque and Grimes
were knocked out Of the box In the
nth. Luuue made a home run to
center field in the fourth inning, the
third that has been made on the To-
cal grounds this year. Roush got
four hits in Ave times up. Score:
Brooklyn. % 100 0 0-s IL l
Cincinnati e1o13e 20 x-10 is l
Grims. Decatur. Ruether and Tay-
lor: LuQue. Sheehsn and Hargrave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
lilly Brooke Equals
Worlds TrOtting Mark
North Randall Race

North Randall. Cleveland. ONO.
Aug. l5-(By A. P)-Tilly Brooke.
year -old mare by Justice Brooke.
The Miss Stokes. driven by Thomas
Murphy. Syracuse reinsman. virtual
~ equalled the worlds trotting race
record to a sulky here today when
she negotiated the first heat OF the
EOS class trotting, in 2.0l 2 8. The
record. 2.01 IA. or three twentieths
of a second faster. was esta blished on
this track by Hamburg Belle. in 1909.
and horeemen consider Title
Brooke's time az equal
BY trotting the second heat IN
2.02 LIS. Title Brooke trooted the
two fastest heats of the year.
Murphy won his first race Of this
meeting today. when his Eta Druien
won the Cuyahoga purse. $4,000. for
2.07 trotters, in straight heats
Favorites swept the card in
straight heats.
2.1s CLASS PACING. PURSE $500.
THREE HEAT PLAN
Little George, CHI z. by Artie ".
ANtiiSg .......,..I 10
Pete Green. b &. by Peter Scott
tLhomas) .................3
Venice Stout. m CCaton) 80 ,
Aha~NNr "
, Miss Dorothy Dillon, Oh m
cleveland ...........l
Golden Direct. Billy z. and Daphne
the Great also started.
Time-2.06 "a. EOS as. .Ns Is.
2.o7 CLASS TRoTTING. THE CUYA-
HOkA. PURSE $4,000. THREE HEAT
PLAN
Eta Druien, b m, by Etawah
NMurphyD .................i 70
Trsmpabit. b &. BY Trsmpfsst
" F1emingD ..............S
Prince Bondsman. br & (Hadle-
NAM ..''..... ...'..-.....5
Emma Harvester. b m (Cox) IS
Todd Hart. blk tPutnam) - 4
Arnold Frisco also started.
Time-2.0j rs. EOS 1-J. eos az.
2.0S CLASS TROTTING. PURSE 1850
THREE HEAT PLAN
Tilly Brooke. b IN. by Justice
Brooke (Murphy) .........1 70
Marmaduke. br &, by Belwin
Naientine) ..............t
Cupid's Abingen. b 9 (Childs). - 4
Alisal. br m (Rutherford) .....3
Rochelle Maid. br m (Egsn)...S
Walter Sterling. Harvest Day, Peter
Fellows. The Consequence and Grey
worthy also started.
Time-2.o1 2-5. 2.02 Is. 2o4 2-s.
ali CLASS PACING. PURSE 5000
La Paloma. b m. by Walter Di-
rect (Wolverton) ..,......1 70
Sempro. b 8, by Ivan Barr Nc
Fayl ...............-...
KNAPP Frisco. ST & (Stokes) 80
/ Lambetto. gr h CRay).
Liberty. ST g fWilIis) ..,5
L. d. also started ~
Time-2.05 rs, 2.05 rs, 2es is.
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Graduate Manager
Athletics at u. of NJ.
Resigns Position

orono, Me- Aug. 1s-The resigna-
tion Of R. Hampton Bryant as grad
uate manager Of athleticSat Univer-
sity Of Maine. was announced today
by Prof. A. L. Grover, chairman Of
the Athletic Board Br;ant expects
to devote his entire time to his SUM-
mar hotel business at Old Orchard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
X-Batted for Barnes II
ST. LOUIS

Two base nus, Fad5ett.
Rottou,lev. Three base hits. Shay
blades. Stolen bases. Cooney. sac
riNces ]. Smith, Dicxerman, Holm
Double plays, r Smith, Stay and
NcInnis: Powell, r. Smith ana
O'Seil. Left on base, Boston: :: 81
Louis. 5. Bases on balls of DECKER,
man. 8: Struck out by barnes.
Dirkerman !. Empires Rigler ana
Moran. Time 1.45.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee 6. Toledo ;.
Mfivaukee 6. Toledo 3. (frst
CAMEL: Milwaukee IL. Toledo. (sec-
cnd xArns).
Kansas City ., Columbus Z.
Minneapolis II. Indianapolis 8.
St. All y. IseuisvtlIe IS item runs
Arstl 6thia hsIieved World record for
largest sccre In shutcut samsl.
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FARMERS EASILY
Beaten BY EASTERNS
BY SCORE OF 9 TO 3
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Pennington, Aug. 15-The Easterns
easily defeated Pennington here to-
day 9 to 3. The Easterns got Is hits
CT Dolan while Whitehouse held
Pennington to four hits. He was a
little wild passing men. White
house and Smith hit we'll for the
E;asterns while Bish got home run.
The score:
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Twa base hits SMALL DAVIS, W a Ish.
Home runs wiggin. Johnson. Stolen
bases Baker. Fitzpatrick. Bases on
balls by McNiel 3. by Slate. Struck
out by Mcneil 5. by Slate 10. Sacri-
fee hits johnson. VIZ lsh. Small. Da
Wis Hit by pitched ball Austin. Wild
pitch Slate. Umpires Clark and Mc1
Donough. Time 1.55.
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SLATE FANS IS BUT BAR HARBOR
Gets BREAKS, WIN over AUGUSTA
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Bar Harbor. Ne, Aug. 1.-the Bar
Harbor nabobs beat the Augusta
Millionaires to 5 IN a heavy. hitting
game here today. Speed McNiel
late of tie Lewiston Athletics made
his first start for the locals and al
though touched up often pulled out
Of many holes. Slate for the Million
aires famed Is of the Bar Harbor
batters but hard luck in the breaks
home runs by Capt. Wiggin and
Johnson figured considerably in lis
downfall and hiW support wasn't any
too good at times. The score:
RAP HAPROp
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DfE1t -
base hits. Nickiess ca stolen bases
Froberger. Burrill. Niekless. Downing.
Struck out by Harvey 3; Written. :.
Double plays. Carey to Kenny 10
bowling, Kenny to Bowling Hit oy
pitched ball by Whitten (Frooerger,
Harvey: by Harvey, (DownngI.
Base on balls. Harvey. Sasrince nits.
Lenamme. Umpire Biselow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
| WORUMDOS SPLIT
| DOUBLE HEADER
| WITH 0LDTOWN
Especial 10 Kennebec Journall

Lisbon Falls. August. l5.-oa
Town and the Worumbos split
double header played here toda.
the up State aggregation taking the
first contest 80 with Woodward
pitching air tight ball, allowing Is
opponents only three hits during ,bs
nine frames, and losing the second
20 Harry Lords nine. -. Meirs
worked we'll for Lisbon Falls in the
second contest. The main SCORING
was in the NTH irnlnY when theT
pushed four runs across. Old Town
went scoreless after the third inninr
Thorne. Elinn, Shanahan ana
Kerchstein featured with the stick.
The scores:
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Earned runs. Pennington, East
erns. ;. Home run. Bish. Two base
hits, Dolan, Kenyon, Smith, Lynch,
Whitehouse. Solen bases, Kenyon.
Struck out, by whitehouse, 10; by
Dolan, /. Double plays Dolan to
Stearns. Base on balls by White
house, S; by Dolan, 4. Sacrihce hlts'
Tierney, Brosnan. Bish. .; Smith.
Umpire, Love. Time 2 hrs, ) min.
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Easterns Gain Notch Mionaes Falter At Bar Harbo
BONES HOMER AND TIGHT WORK
DEFENCE WIN FOR RED SOx rs

Boston, Aug. 15.-Boston made It
four straight from Chicago by TAX
ing today's game. to &. Boone
made a home run in the third with
Flagstead on base. Quinn, who re-
lieved Piercy. was given spectacular
support. Eddie Collins and Fau;K
performed brilliantly. Score:
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Earned runs Brunswick ]. Athlet-
les i. Two base hits Sparsam.
Three base hits Adams, Cole. Merri-
wether. Sacrifice hit Weybrant =.
Runs driven in by Gaudette, Davis.
Adams, French >. Stolen bases
Merriwether. Prior, Masterman
Left on bases Brunswick II. Athlet-
ics +. First base on errors Bruins
wick .. Athletics =. First base on
balls off Sparsam /, off Durgin 4.
Wild pitches Durgin, French. Pass
ed ball. Coffin. Hits off Durgin ; in
Z. of Merriwether in ], off French
in j. Struck out by Sparsam ].
Durgin u. Cmpires Conway and
Gibson.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Buffalo /: at Jersey City 5.
First game, Toronto /; at Newark,
O.: second game, Z inningDby agree
ment. Toronto 9: at Newark ;.
Rochester s: at Reading s.
Syracuse at Baltimore, played as
part Of double header yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16

Both OF the hnal matches VIII be
contested tomorrow.
In the other doubles semi final
Howard and Robert Kinsey. the
young Californians. had no difficulty
in conquering Lewis -. White and
Louis L. Thalheimer. the University
of Texas holders of the national in
tercollegiate title. The score was
60, Go, 6-4.
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CARDINALS BUNCH EN- IN 9TH
FOR 6 TO 3 WIN over BRAVES

81. Louis. Aug. 1.-the Cardinals
celebrated their home coming by win
ming from the Boston Braves todey
to 3. The locals punched hits in
the eighth fer 8 runs Score:
BOTTOM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16

Two baSe nItS-MO9yNan. NtOIcn
bases-Smith, McQuiggan. Shana-
han. Kevilie. Struck out-By Meirs
10; Woodward !: Schaffer 3. Base
on balls-Oft Meirs ,: Woodward >.
Schafrer 3. Sacrifice hits-Meirs.
Umpire-Speakman. Time-2O9.
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SATURDAYS GAMES

Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16

Three base hits Monaghan. Stolen
bases Maradian. Kerchstein. Struck
out by Woodward 4: Finn :. Double
play Rumain 10 Wilson. Passed ball
Shanahan. Base on balls off Finn 4.
Sacrifice hits Rumain. Empires
Speakman and Hunter. Time As.
WORJ-MROS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16

base hits Doyle (21 Mackley. Nep-
tune. ) base hits Phillips. Cutler
Home run Murch. Hits off Ackerly
3 in 6 innings off auckland In 3
innings. Struck out by Groves ?. by
auckland. Sacrifice hits Daniels,
Mackiey. Martun, Murch Double
play Murch to Neptune. Hit by
pitched ball Leary. Wild pitches
Ackerly. Empires Gauley and
Browning. Time 1.4s.
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TEAM STANDING
IN MAINE LEAGUE
LEAGUE STANDING
YEsTERDAYs RESULTS

At Bar Harbor-5ar Harder u;
Augusta s.
AZ Observation-Disclosures .; Farm.
inston 3.
AZ Lisbon FaIIs-oldtown 3; Liz.
ben Falls 0 (frst same); lisbon
Falls z; oldtown 2 (sseend camel.
AZ Great Works-Watervilis S; p.
c. F.I3.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

St. Louis 8: Boston 3.
Pittsburgh s; New York 4.
Cincinnati 10; Brooklyn S.
Chicago 8; Philadelphia 6.
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GAMES TODAY

Aususta st Great Werks.
OidteSYn at Fsrrninston.
9aterSifle at Bar Harder.
kssteras at Iishan Falls.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 7; Chicago 8.
Detroit 4; Philadelphia 8.
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SUNDAYS GAMES

Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16

SATURDAYS GAMES
St. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
Fast Finishes
In Belfast Races

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Belfast, Aug. 1.-THE races at the
New Belfast Fair grounds today were
nearly all with big fields. fast in-
ishes with scrapping for places. The
29s class was not finished but settled
by the card. There will be q full day
of racing Saturday.
The summary;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
shooting

Scores in the 100 bird handicap
shot off in the afternoon were as fol-
lows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16

some close competition and clever
shooting.
The scores in the 100 singles event
at Is yards were as follows: