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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-26
UNCLE SANS BROWN SOLDIERS
IN Orient FORM UNION And
ASK EQUAL PAY WITH WHITES

MANILA P. July 25-Because they demanded equal pay
with white soldiers and because they organized soldiers union
their demands 500 Philippine scouts be placed
on trial here charged with mutiny.
trial. which scheduled to begin July 49, marks
of American Imperialism subugate discomfort
among colonial troops of the growing empire of the United
States.
Of the Philippine scouts have already been
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-26
For Noble Prize.

BERLIN, July 25.-Chaim Nachman
Bialik is being seriously considered
for the Noble Prize for Literature
this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
Criqui Fails to
Come Back and Is
Through with Game

Paris. June 2-tEy A P.)-Eu-
gene Crioui, Frances doughty little
soldier plgilist. has failed in his at
tempt 10 come back after the beat
ing he received at the hands OF
Johnny Dundee. yesterday he went
down under the onslaught OF Danny
Frush. another American. and after
the fight declared he was through
with the game, Crioui had intend
ed, IL he won, TO seek another bat
tie with Dundee in the hope Of re-
annexing the worlds fatherweight
title The bid for the opportunity
of fitting for Dundee's crown viii
now be made by Frush.
The knockout came In the eighth
round of the scheduled 20-round af-
fair. after Criqui had been saved by
the gong In the seventh Up 10 that
time the fighting had been fairy
even. but Frush emerged from the
conflict unmarked, while in the two
final rounds. Criqui suffered a severe
battering. The knockout blow was
a right 10 Crioui's famous silver
plate jaw. relic Of his war expert
ence-
Criqui never really got over the
beating he received from Dundee.
He admitted this last night when he
said: Il do not want 10 detract from
Frush's victory. but II was Johnny
Dundee who beat me again today"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
WestbrOOk Wins
Thriller from
Deering High, Sc
Especial 10 kennebec Journal))


Portland, Ne. June with q
regular third baseman forced 10
twirl his first game. Westbrook
highs undefeated team was given
one Of the stiffest battles il has ex-
perienced this season here this after
noon. A crashing bombar6ment of
hits IN the eighth and ninth innings.
saving the league leaders. Screen runs
behind in the last of the ninth. Deer
ing High staged a thrilling rally and
scored four runs but lost 9 TO 6.
Westbrook had a lead Of only one
run up 10 the eighth.
Though both teams, particularly
Deering. made a large number OF err
Tors in the latter part Of the game,
practically all their runs were ac-
cemplished through hard and timely
hitting. Leading the field in This
respect. Don Bailey OF Deering lift
ed his batting average s. points. his
four hits in five times al bat giving
him q marx Of ass and displacing
Don Benson. hitting .472 from the
lead
The use Of rookie on the mound
was made necessary by the loss Of
one regular pitcher and the fact
that Westbrook has three games
scheduled this week. II faces its two
toughest rivals Catholic and Port
land, Wednesday and Saturday and
only victories over these two teams
Will ciDch the pennanL.
ST1sr1sa,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
FORTY GRIDMEN
ANSWER FIRST
CALL AT ". H. S.
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial 10 hsEnebec JournaO
Naterv5lle, June Coach Hend-
riclzs OF the Wa-e-viue High school
had lis first call for football candi-
dates issued yesterday. The result
was that about 40 boys answered the
call. Pu1ting and forward pass
work was held Coach Hendricks
said that The object of this training
was 10 get an eye on the men be-
cause only z limited number can be
taken On the preseason tra5ning in
September. He expects 70 take 20
fellows, trainer. and chef. 10 Camp
Donovan N September. Here they
VIII be given hard work in order TO
get them in trim for the opening
game Of the season.
The tennis team was given the
privilege Of arranging z post season
GaE6 II reward for the excellent
work they have done this season.
They are corresponding with Port
lard. as this team seems 10 be the
best IN the State. If this game is
arranged il VIII decide the cham
p-orShip Of Maine for high schools.
Yesterday Captain Talberrh gave his
men a very stuff workout and II the
game Is arranged for Wednesday as
: eEpscte they VIII do only light
Work today.
Ire Wate-viIle boys have been
going y wonderfully this season and
should be heard from + the game
III lures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
Welerweieht Champion Aspirations of Contender Iend
WALKER SQUELCHES
AMBITIOUS Tender
FOR Weller CROWN

PhjIadeIphia. June e-Mickey
Walker. of Elizabeth. ~. J.. welter-
weight champion Of the world, sue
cessfuIly defended his title against
Lew Tender, Philadelphia. SOUTH
paw. IN q furious ten round bout IN
the National League ball park mere
tonight. The challenger put up a
strong fight against the youtniui
champion but was outpunched IN lne
inhghting-
Walker to some extent bat when the
champion got inside the challenger
guard he scored heavily to Tenders
body. The Philadelphia was game
He met Walker at every turn. blow
for blow. carried the fight 10 the
champion during the later rounos
and even forced the champion 10
cover by the furiousness OF his at
tack.
Walker fought crafty fight He
rushed Tender. swinging franticaAy
with both hands while Tender boxed
for an opening to clinch. The chaI.
lenger gained as the bout progressed
and during the latter rounds was
holding his own with the Elizabeth
mauler.
Tender egged on by his success
AGAINST JACK
onened I'D in the final rounds Of the
bout and rushed the title holder
carrying the fight 10 him. butz Walk
er's lead in the early rounds was too
great TO overcome. and the decision
went TO the champion by 1nanl-
nous vote OF the two judges
Tenders showing against Walker
was a distinct surprise 10 the crowd
ed park who had favored Walker 10
win by knockout. Tender evident
~ aware that the odds were against
him. stated of cautiously.
The seWnth and eighth rounds
saw Tender shift his tactics. He
suddenly exchanged blows at short
range with Walker. During his brief
rntxup the spectators were in
frenzy.
Firm OF their feet with every ounce
Of power avilable they hammered al
each other furiously. giving ana
taking with equal ability. Despite
this furore Of blows. neither showed
any outward evidence Of the fierce
contest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
Miss COllett Breaks
Record i'm Golf
Play at Newton

} Newton, Mass, June miss Glen
na COLLECT Of Providence. defending
champion, led the field ty a margin Of
10 strokes in the first round Of the
wonen's eastern golf championship at
the Braeburn Country Club today. In
cloentallY IN covering the first half
Of the 3S holes OF medal play. for the
title. Miss Collect broke the women :
record for the course with q 80. made
up OF 81 for the first nine holes and
% for the inward half
Her card was bit two strokes over
mems par for the difficult course, one
from the amateur record and two
above the best mark made by ting
professionals. Miss Collects nearest
opponent was Mrs E. II. Baker Of
Oakley Country Club. who took q pair
OF s3s for an Sc. Next in line. i
strokes from the leader and two from
Mrs. Baker. was Mrs II. A jackson
Of New York. Her cord was z2-s6-ks.
one other In the field Of over 100
starters broke 80. This WIS Mrs G
II. Stetson. recent winner OF the Phil
sdelphia womens district champion
ship. She required 50, Is ont and
IS for the inward rine Mrs Dorothy
Campbell Hurd and Mrs. T. II. Ear
low. both of Philadelphia. required
sos Miss Eliza beth Gordon, Prov
oence, scored 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
Grady '25 Elected
To Captain Coburn
Baseball Team
Especial to kennebec Journall

@eNAAoCOGI SOITDAil
Waterville. June 2.-Georxe Grady
% OF New Haven. Conn. was elect
60 TO captain the baseball team AZ
Coourn next season Grady was the
cnolce OF the letter men who num-
Der IL for the year of 1924. They
are Captain Shanahan. Capfatn.
elect Grady, Bragg. Weston. FfedIer
McCroary. Minnehan, Trial. Scay,
iarim. Donnelly and Khoury.
Grady is a three letter man a. fba
Fam city institute being a member of
the football and basketbaU teams
along with baseball. He was Coach
haines' best bet for the qua rterbsck
perth last fan and showed he
Knowledge Of football In such a wsy
inat the Hainessonians are All Sc. r.
q man TO bark the signals nexr fsII
ne was also one Of the six men IN
De awarded q basketball fnxiena IN
Sonurn's varsity basketball tear
Al q meeting of the cautatn's T-,,,h
last night only three men wsr.
awarded track letters. they wers
Ssptain HARDY. Manager Bailey ara
De neau- The team win have fo raIt
Until next year before electin@ !
captain as all three men are losf hs-
graduation. "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
Smith Juniors Win
From Lincoln, 1917

with seven innings 10 supply the
baseball fans and supporters with a
bsH game. q comb nation 81 errors
gnd hits. the Smith bail PLAYERS OF
the Junior League trlpped up the Lin
coin diamond artists Monday after
noon a. Capital Park by the close
score OF 1917. A large crowd OF
o. uderts and parents we're on hand
70 watch the game. and The exciting
contest which followed well repaid
them for 3oarneyinE 30 the park.
For the Linceln team. MuTnford
pitched an excellent game McCauley
caught and Brann started 81 the box
hut was relieved by Munford. For
Smith, sAwIn caught a remarksb he
game. ThehAree started On the
mound and Albison finished. Charlie
FEEDER al first starred for Smith when
in the ninth he cracked cut a two
pillow smash. bringing in the win
ming run fer Smith,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
LivermOre Hammers
Out Victory from
HallOwell Nine
Especial 10 Kennebec Journal


Hallowell. June 2.-Sending Luce
10 the showers and hammering out
a nine run lead in the first inning.
Livermore High defeated Hallowell
High by a final score OF 17-3.
From the second Carbino he'd the
visitors well, considering his sup
port The numerous errors were
mostly responsible for Hallowelrs
defeat in the last game Of this sea
son.
Regardless Of the errors al times
the home team did show some good
playing A good double PLAY was
enacted in the fifth. when Carbino
got hot one for an out and then
pegg;ng TO Ballard for the double.
Moroccan pitched a good game.
tanning thirteen men and only maxi
ing two mistakes: once when giving
Ballard a good one ON which he got
a clean triple and again when de-
livering a ~beefy" straight ball TO
Masoiadri in the fifth who poled out
into the bushes for homer, scoring
CaTb.no ahead. The score:
HALL nWET
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
200 Swimmers in
Final Olympics

Indianapolis. June a. Pp-Nl
hers and second place men Il u
Olympic finals tryouts here June a
and :. viii compose the | n!ted siHi1
swimming team at the Paris GaS1
in July. Following the 1Tyogts "
team members will Join The track IN
field squad at New York fo- the n
overseas.
The course laid out in the B'os
Ripple pool here Is duplicate Of u
50-mefre pool at Paris, SPECIAL CIV
ing boards similar 20 those which Vi
be used overseas also have bs1
constructed.
Charles J. Lynch 81 Detroit ha
been selected by Director Pau ~
dan as referee. John 7. Taylm
Pittsburgh. chairman Of the olynp
swimming selection committee VI
be starter. Judges OF diving incgl
Referee Lynch. Leo Hogan Of ~
cago, James A. Taylor Of Colurp'I
and j. p. Mill Of New YORK.
More than 200 entrants. incluoa
teams from Hawaii. the Paa11
coast, New York. New Orleans. ~
cage. Detroit and other centeTs VI
participate in the nine events
IT will be the first Olympic ~
tryouts for John WeissTuuller. VI
cago. worlds greatest swimmer. ~
kahanamoku and his brother -
together with Warren heloAA %
waiian stars. and Buddy" Smith
New Orleans champion. propAisS
will give Weissnuller stiff com'T
tition.
Seven speed and two diving eFeI.'
the low board and high GIVING.
compose the competition. SCI
Weissmuller win first in more ~ ~,
one event the second and perhaps i
third place men will be selected
Seven timers viii clock the sIs.
swimmers. Director Jordan arrait
the system of timing and scorlni
accommodate the largest field O.
trants. II is the first time thai g.
the mems finals tryouts have
staged by one association OF ts
A. L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
Senator's Take Odd
Game from Mackmen

Phiia3el phia. June = fAmeTican1
-Nashington and Philadelphia
stopped Of here ioday on the way
west for 4 single game and The Sen
ators won : 10 =.
Heimach received poor support
from the infeld and ssvera' hits that
should have been fed gave the visi
tors lead that the home team could
not overcome. Walter Johnson was
master OF the situation at a. times
and famed seven OF the Athletic
batters. Score:
Wash. / q o . q % 1-e-1G-1
Thila. o O o o = q ! U-;- II
Johnson and Rpel: Heinlach.
Baumrartner. Harris and Perkins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
Pirates Take One
From Cards, 6 to 2

Pittsburgh. Ia, June > (Nanon-
slsA-Carey's home run with Cuyler
on base in the eighth inning gave
Pittsburgh the lead over ST. Louis:
the Pirates winning today's game, D
10 Three additional runs were
scored in the batting rally that FOL
lowed Ca-ev's drive Score:
ST. Louis o o O o Q o ! O. 81
pitts. 600 10 0 o ; x-6-l:'-l
DYER, Pfeffer and Gonzales;
Kreuer. Cooper and Gooch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
Princeton Polo
Four Defeat Univ.
Of Arizona, s TO O

NV ! OK, June --Easr scored
another triumph eyer the West in
college athletics today when the
Princeton University polo four,
champions of the East. won the ma
tional lille oy conQuerlng University
OF Arizona. champions OF the West,
!1y ( score OF 10 in the second
and deciding game OF their series
Al Fort Hamilton.
Princeton had won the opening
contest last Saturday. to =. so that
7oday's victory obNiated the neces-
si1y Of a third match The Arizo-
mans will begin an exhibition series
with Pennsylvania Military College
at Chester. Pa. next Thursday, for
the best two out OF three games
The liEepPs:
PRINCETON fS) ARIZONA {0l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
Yale's Victory in
Track Is Popular
Throughout East

New Haven. Conn. June :
Yale's victory in the lntercolieEla
track and field games a. 'anorsl
on Saturday is declared by the I'd
News today 10 have been a pe7u,
one. il SAYS in bart:
THE victory OF the Biue WI
popular throughout the Eastl VIII
has chafed for three wears a. 7
successive triumphs Of Pacific ca
athletes. That Yale sF01I3 hE'
broken the spell and have Prov
the Atlantic's shores at least ro' 1
tally effete justly brings her he q
measure Of glory and The plaUal
of the multitude"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
Eagles Slaughter
Three Georgetown
Hurlers and Win, 2O-6

Newton. Mass. June THREE
Georgetown pitchers were hammer
ed by Boston College batters today
for 10 hits and the Eagles won -
10 6. jenkins. pitching for George
town. weakened in the seventh and
Boston College amassed eleven runs
in a single inning. The score by
innings:
Gt'n q Y " u y,
r. ooon . II q x-2o-19-2
jenkins. Gillespie, Brennan ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
Olympic Tryouts
Begin in Harvard
Stadium. June 1874

Boston. June "A batch OF entries
from California which arrived today
we're the first received by William c.
Prou.. chairman Of the games COM
nittee. fer the final Olympic tryouts
At the Harvard Stadium on June IL
and "a. Included IN the list were the
winners OF sectional TROUT events
AZ Stanford on May l..
The outstanding stars In the list are
G S. Cochran Of the Olympic club. San
Francisco, ard Glenn Hartranft Of
Stanford. TIE former in the sectional
TROUT Won the 400 metre run in - ia
seconds. clipping s-1B OF second OF
the Olympic games record. while
Hartrzuft IN the Intercollegiate last
Saturday won the shot put and dis
Gus events. establishing new tntercol-
iegiate records
Chairman Prout announced today
that the games would START AZ p.
II, daylight saving time. each day.
The II, 600 metre walk viii be the only
event in which . final heat viii b
contested On the first day Of the meet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
Colby Netmen Play
Augusta Country Club
Saturday Afternoon
ESPECIAL to Kennehec1 To,,,-r.1,

- AS1uSOe0 Journail
Waferyilie. June The coIhv
lennm team viii play . return
.aacn with the Augusta Counfry
Sno racquet Eielders, on the IorsI
cu1 THIS Saturday afternoon. &c
49, 70 an announcement nnade
e. afternoon by Manager John a
Eafnes. In the last match befWeer
80 .wo teams. the Augusta team d.
- .sy Irounced their college riysis
- = - June OF ~. The COLLEGE - a
= - s,nce changed players with Love
- azs smith,s place II the last
800 .nlch have been played
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
HAMILTON. AGAIN
WIRLS BATES TO
WIN over COLBY
Especial TO Kennebec Journan

Lewiston. Ne. June e.-Rates COL
leSe defeated Colby College 8 10 :
here this afternoon. Bates nnisnes
the State series with a 500 standing
az the result OF the victory. Johnny
Daker. hard hitting Garnet third
sacker. gave Bates a healthy iead
when he knocked out q home run IN
the opening inning with two on passes.
Red Meneally made circus caIen
of Cutters drive in the fifth that nao
the makings of a home run Peanut
Hamilton twirled another good game
scattering the hits and tanning nine.
Cutters batting featured Ioio!
play. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
F0RDHAM T|NIRLER EASY FOR
GIANTS AND BRAVES LOSE, Sc

Eew. York, June THE New York
Nationals defeated Boston here to-
day, winning by q score OF > TO ..
The Giants hit Mcnamara, the form
er Fordharn college pitcher. for four
teen hits IN FIVE innings and confin-
ued pfIing up hits and runs on
Batchegder, a relief pitcher. Kelly
scored four Ens for New York and
hit q honae run, a double and sin
gle
ErnYA-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03

Earned runs Hallowell .: Liver
more 3. Home runs Masciadri. Three
base hits Ballard. Moore Two base
hits Bowie :, Moore 2. Burke. Stolen
bases Z inckley. Boyle. Herbert
struck out by Morceaa 10: Carbino
a Luce J. Double plays Carbino to
ballard. Base on balls or Luce 2:
Carbino ?, Moroccan 2. Umpire Tai.
bot. Time $50. Attendance $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Well. the first OF the annual in.s
city clashes is over and Conv ~
compelled TO swallow the bitter ~.
of defeat However this is The A.
game against the down river scbnt
and a reverse at the hands Of tbss
bitter rivals should stimulate 4
Cony squad to greater efortG = !,
A fact which is depIorable n 4
self is the noticeable lack o. an =
thusiastic cheering section al The =;
cab high school games. This ~
particularly prominent az the g.
urday game when the Gardrrl
cheering section had it all over ~
Cony boosters both in volume q,
enthusiasm
Pete Bradstreet mus he ra
credit for the heady trick which =
pulled off in the Saturday es-sy
With a man on first fly ball VI
hit about IL feet back Of first Bad
street not only ran out Of posic-s
and secured the ball but ran bauA
10 first in time 10 nip the man
base who seemed 70 have oniv
short lead. i is safe % say -
Pete is one OF the head!est plsys{
in a Cony uniform this seaso1.
Although everything IS settled q.
the league 10 begin action and Lev.
iston has positively refused 10 erie.
the league. Yet the sport scrhs
from the Spindle City continue l
throw mud and be very dubious -
sarding the success OF The lsars
with SO many so-called pirates I
our midst. However. as far as "a
ing heartfelt sympathy 10 AugUyf
is concerned. il may be vel 10 va
until this city is in need 81 the SD
before producing il. The intere1a
of crooked work on the par I
league officials is also IN somevh3
bad taste and ill becomes one VI
is supposed 10 write night. A C
never saw that PTocf. ven wsss
This week marks the opening co
tests of the Twi League. The lear
this year is composed Of several fss
teams and plenty Of competing
should crop forth before any or,
snatches the decision. Sport n
lowers in the city are ALREADY "A
ginning TO pick their faFor.is tsa7
but Us a long journey II The chaH
pionship with the schedule lsgiL.
until the middle OF September.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03

X-DatEI TOT A4INaaIl4d4 a II -.
xx-batted for Batchelder in tn
pos.on 90 0 0 0 IS
New York .... o 6 x-s
Two base hits Kelly. Ryan. Meu-
sci. Cunningham: three base hit fe-
lix; home run Kelly; double PLAYS
T;erney. Bancroft and Gibson: lett
on has New York g: Boston s; bases
on balls off Ryan 4; Mcnamara
Rstchelder :: struck out by Ryan =
Jonnard !. Mcnamara ! Lucas !;
hits of Mcnamara II in innings
gatchelder in !; Lucas IN -
Evan in (none out in 9th4; JON
nard ! in !: wild. pitch Ryan; win
ming pitcher Ryan; losing pitcher
Mcnamara: umpires Moran, Rlgier
and Pfruaann: time l.55.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
Dundee Defeats
Chilean Lightweight

New York, June Johnny Dun
dee. veteran Italian fighter. gained
the judges decision tonight at
Madison Square Garden over Louis
Vicentini. Chilean lightweight. after
. closely fought twelve round bat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03

DaSC
runs, Baker First base on balls of
Porter 4. First base on errors Colby
s: Bates >. Sacrifice hits Cogan,
Young. Meneally. Stolen bases, Co.
gan, Coung. Meneapy. Rowe ., Cut
Ter. Left on has Colby Z. Bates Z.
Double play. Fransen 10 Cutler 70
MCGOWAN. Passed balls, Moulton J.:
Shannahan ]. Struck out by Porter
3, Hamilton 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville Columbus - Postponed
account exhibition al Louisville
Toledo 4: Indianapolis 10.
Minneapolis Kansas City-Rain-
Milwaukee s: ST. Paul 1p-ll in
rings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03

Two base hits Lemoine. Mcclellan,
c. L. Canning Canon. Three base
hits. Burton. Frates. Stolen bases.
Lebeau. c. II. Gaming. Frates. Base
on balls. OF ynch 2 Hits of McLel-
Ian - in Ia innings: of Burton 1
in 2-3 innings. Struck out by Nc
Lellan Il; Burton. Lynch 3. Wild
pitch Lynch. Passed ball, Chamard.
Umpire. Carr Time z55.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03

Grasp the ball with the two fingers
ana support il with he thumb, as
shown in the illustration Catch il
along the seams as this viii give IL q
more decided break. Use a straight
over-zrrn delivery. getting the fun
sweep OF the arm and shoulder mus
cles into the ball Just as the ball
leaves the hand II should be given a
little snap Of the wrist and arm II
you are a right handed pitcher, this
snap means that the back OF the
hand turns so that II Is facing the
ground. Having once attained a
curve the next thing Is TO get IL I'M
der control and make il break" fast
Copyright. 1924, Associated Editors)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03

TODAY'S GAMES
New York at Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Phiia delphia at Cleveland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
TODkYS GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Washington 8; PhiIa delphia 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-03
YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
ST Louis 2: Pittsburgh 8.
New York 9; Boston 6.
-TODEYS GAMES
Cincinnati at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.