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Evening star., 1924-10-30
Sailors May Drink
Soda Pop OF, Ships,
Macy Head Decides

Secretary Daniels famous pre-
prohibition "bone dry Navy" order
is to be modified by Secretary Will
bur-but only to the extent which
will permit thirsty gobs to partake
Of soda pop aboard ship.
Mr.. Daniels included bottled
soda water in his order against
drinks on Navy vessels, taking the
view that ship storekee pers had
not sufficient storage space at
their disposal to make the carry
ing of soft drinks PRACTICABLE
Bottling concerns have been ex-
erting pressure for a revision of
the Daniels order. and, after re-
ceiving assurances from Govern
ment experts that the health of
the Navy will not be jeopardized
by the change, Mr.. Wilbur has de-
cided to lift the soda water ban.
Evening star., 1924-10-30

ton, and the liberal, roomy seat
with wide flap is the most salts
factory l have ever worn. It is
never loose or bunchy."
Evening star., 1924-10-30

ARE you one of the women who
n believes that union suits are still
the bulky things that they used>to be?
Or-one who grimly makes the best
of the vexations still found in many
suits?
Today more than million such
women are wearing this different knit
union suit-with joy and thanksgiving!
One woman said recently:
eyes, l laughed when friend told me about her
different knit union suits. But she talked as if
she had discovered new world. l tried one
out of curiosity perhaps. Until l wore Carters
never knew comfort! Actually! Light as
zephyr, fits like dream. Launders like new"
Another writes:
"Ie does not bind across the chest nor under the
t. IL
Evening star., 1924-10-30
STYLE 1917

LIGHT YET WARM. Fib ~itkouf
bisdasS. Spriss1 elastic fabric
- my 1eisht yos want for de,-
fase ov evening ~edr. rExperfly
ess ssd veil tailored throughout
Dees not become loose or basgy
sJ4sr isssdesisg.
Evening star., 1924-10-30
'BoTToMLESS' DEPTH
is FOUND IN PACIFIC
Sounding Line, Reaching Limit Of
6 IA Miles, Fails to Touch
Bed of Ocean.

An unmeasured depth-the deep
est hole in the ocean yet found-.un-
measured because the sounding wire
carried by the vessel reached down
only six and quarter miles, has been
located about so miles from the coast
of Japan in the Pacific Ocean, the
Geological Survey announced today.
The Japanese man-of-war Manchu
found the spot recently while on a
chart making expedition for the Jap
anese Navy.
How much deeper than the length
Evening star., 1924-10-30
RESCUE OF ARCTIC CREW
BLOCKED BY HEAVY ICE
q. S. Coast Guard Cutter Fails to
Reach Men Aboard Schooner
Silver Wave.
r. the Assoc.a ted Press.

r. the Assoc ted Press.
NOME, Alaska. October 30.-The
cutter Mojave of the United States
Coast Guard, which attempted to
i'enetrate the Arctic Ocean to rescue
four men from the gasoline schooner
silver Wave. which was carried away,
locked in ice, has turned back, ac-
cording to word received here.
The Mojave. which went from here
for Bering Strait, forced her way
many miles through five-inch ice. but
was unable to approach the point 1s0
miles north of the strait, where the
Silver Wave was last seen, after be-
ing caught in the grasp of the ice as
she was hurrying back from the last
"trip for the season on her mail run
into Kotzebue Sound, an arm of the
Arctic.
Evening star., 1924-10-30

by the newly invented sonic sounding
apparatus. an American invention
that measures depth by recording the
time required for sound waves to
travel to the bottom OF the ocean
and return.
Evening star., 1924-10-30

A new auto speed record was made
at Charlotte. N. c.. by Bennett Hill
of New York, who drove around the
new oval at 1854 miles an hour.
Evening star., 1924-10-30
Sergeant Is Retired.

First Sergt. James F.. Booker. 10th
Cavalry, at Fort Huachuca, Arix., has
been placed on the retired list of the
Army on account Of age.
Evening star., 1924-10-30

BABRS VESTS - Ssperb iissle ssrments
warm, scf ~ssk iiks nev. Made sisgie
or dosbk breasted a. ilsstrsted
pas, no beies, bstfens cosyscfty pisesd.
No need to fsss the baby ovsr 10 slius
then. AndC Carter bssds Sesy Loses, De 70
special reisforcessenes ~hese he dispey is
pissed. The Jamo~s s&w Cs,fev Bsmds
ha,e side pasnisS rei.5oroe~esEs "a tst-
ested Cdrter featsre) to ssis fke "sqssrs
fold" diapes doeto,s Gsj assses ss1
Recommend.
Evening star., 1924-10-30

Many hundreds OF women spend
their lives in driving and steering the
canal boats in southern and midland
England
Evening star., 1924-10-30

The largest nugget of pure silver
ever found weighed $500 pounds.
, 1924-04-10

In this issue there will be found an
Interesting technical letter from toe
Assistant Public Works Officer relative
to the operation Of me ~e4I drilling ma
chine and its work al Estate Boetzberg
where the first we'll has been dug and to
which reference was made in the lasts a-
turday issue of this paper, 1t is learn
ed that years ago when the east-eud
estates were being cleared by Plan
tageselskabet Dansk V%estindien, such
a machine was employed in The dig
ging of a we'll in the neighbour
hood of estate Lowry Hill, hut the
bit broke at a depth Of $50 feet
and work was discontinued. Thu, it
would be correct to claim the Boetz1erg
experiment as the first successful one.
We tuauk Lieut.. Gebhald Tor the courtesy
i'll scldius us The report
, 1924-04-10

deserves some attention. stalI net de.
tain v0u longer as there are others to
follow. bur in conclusion let ne say hat l
have a thorough belief in the wisdom
and righteousness Of as full . Dol.cv of
civil government as is commensurate
with every measure Of confidence ard
respons5 hiity that may be placed il any
PEOPLE. ard believe also in The virtue
of patience and the logic Ci events to
bring Us to the Gay Of lis iHai accom-
pIishmeat. | therefore beg to int.od1 &c
10 you, sir. the resolution which is now
b fore you.
9th Elected Member for St. 1 omas
(C0raeiro) in introducing he res IutIe1
for the Colonial Council ct ST.. Thomas
said, RI. Chairman, Honora bic Mem
bers OF he Colonial COurciI q 81. C.oIE,
and ST. thomas and St. John. The Chair
man OF he Municipal Committee OF ST..
Croix has spoken very clearly. lis re-
marks cave whatever ! may say Ieeb e
and ha,diy worthy Of your attention.
As the Chairman Of the Nor cipa. Com
mIr,ee IF ST. Cr.iX has said | came over
to consult with him as 50 what he links
If Senate BIZ No. 27e6. It is natural
for eve y human being, ever beasts, 10
crave for something good. he people
of every community crave l9r the d.
when they shall rule themselves. Little
children learn how to be out OF The tu-
P-I lE.a- 1880 s.
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CONTINUE TOURNEY
PLAY AT SQUIRREL
ISLAND TUESDAY
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Squirrel Island, Aug. l9.-The con-
nament play was in order here today
and brought out a number of fine play
ers. The matches will be continued
throughout the week until they are
as to who will win the race for the
tournament cup.
Tuesdays results:
j. w. Edmondk defeated r. L. Day,
G-1, 81; A. r. Holt defeated Is. Phil
brick, 6-1, g.; w. +. Danwood defeat
ed r. +. Jones by default.
The second round, H. II. Hyde de-
feated F. A. Bonelli, 6-l, G-1; r. Newall
defaulted to T. strs'ker; A. f. Merriam
defeated G.. Randall, Go, g.; n. ID.
Hooe defeated A. w. Edmonds, g., O.;
\. K. Holt defeated b. DeWack, 6-3,
as, Ga: 5. Coey defeated w. +. Dan
wood, Sc, As, c.; Harold Swain de-
feated George Bingham, 60. 6-S. Ga;
F.. NJ. Dunbee defeated +. \. Schubert,
6-l, g.; *. Ward defeated w. b. Hol-
man, 60. 81.
The third round: H. H. Hyde defeat
ed ". b. Ward, 60, 6-0; w. f. Ward
Jr., defeated p. Stryker, OIL, 6-1; A.
w. Merriam defeated +. A. Harrington,
60, 6-l; n. D. Hooe defeated A. r.
Holt, g., SO; w. E. Wass defeated f.
Toey, SIS, 6-S; Hager defeated Wane,
6-1, 6-3; Benby defeated 2. H. Rom
ney, o., 6-l: j. NJ. White defeated h
Ward, 6-1, O..
round four: H. Hyde defeated w. B.
Wood, Jr.. 60. 81; w. E. Wass de-
feated S. Baker, 3-6-4; Dundee defeat
ed White, so, 90.
The Ladies' doubles: Mrs. r. c.
Blodgett and Miss Leila Meurer de-
feated Mary Chaplin and Marguerite
Miller 60, 60; Mrs. J. B. Wack and
Mrs. n. B. Hooe defeated Miss Char
fotte White, and Miss V. B. Earle
6-4, ga; Miss Anne Darling and Miss
Louise Smiley defeated Mrs. H. A.
Nickerson and Mrs. H. H. Hyde, 6-1,
6-1.
Ladies' singles: Miss Louise Smiley
defeated Mrs. A. B. Wack 6-1, ga,
Mrs. n. B. Hooe defeated Miss Char
lotte White 60, 6-3; Miss Leila Meu-
rer defeated Miss Elizabeth White
6-3, 60.
Mems doubles: H. H. Hyde and A.
w. Merriam defeated A. Il. Wack ana
C. B. Wack, 6-3, 60; STANLEY Miller
and George Bingham were beaten by
w. E. Stanwood and Reid Stanwood
ST, Us, go; T. H. Romney and W.
E. Wass defeated E. C. Greene and
]. f. Greene, As, Ga, 60. H. A,
Nickerson and E. A. Hubert defeated
E. H. Connolly and S. Hooe 60, 6-4;
Carl Smiley and E. Stanwood were
beaten by W. B. Woods and W. B.
Woods, Jr, 60, 81. F. Binby and
n. H. Hooe defeated F. A. Earring
ton and E. Arnold, 6-1, SO; K. Ward
and H. Livingston defeated E.
Thompson and E. Este by default;
A. r. Holt and r. E. Stanley defeat
ed B. Whitehouse and J. c. Butler the
third, SIS, 5-6, 81.
Second round, H. A. Nickerson and
Hubert defeated Woods and Woods
Jr.. rs. So. 60; Bunby and Hooe de-
feated Ward and Livingston so, 60;
Hager and Swain defeated H. A.
Hutchinson and E. c. Greene. SO,
ga: Day.and George Randall defeat
ed o. Miller and Fletcher, GA. 6-1:
Hyde and Merriam defeated STAN
wood and Stanwood S-16-0: Third
round Randall and Day defeated Ha-
ger and Swain, 6-1.-75.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20
Homer with One
On Gives Brooklyn
Win Over Pittsburgh

. -- Pitt hurG, Aug. 19.-Browns nome
run with one man on base decided
hard fought game here today enabling
the Brooklyn team to win its second
game of three-game series from
Pittsburg to 3. Vance, who has not
been defeated by the pirates in two
wears, was on the mound for the Wis
itors and had tri'e the better OF n
duel with Cooper, allowing seven hits
whila Pittshurg's star southpaw was
touched for safeties.
With the score n tie. l to l, Vance
weakened for a few minutes in the
sixth inning and the Pirates took the
lead by scoring two runs on double
two singles and sacrifice. Mitchell
started off Broollyns half of the
eighth with a two-hagger and scored
when Wheat sing led. Fourier forced
Wheat. and scored when Brown hit the
ball over the left field fence. Cooper
had two strikes and three balls on
Brown when the latter hit for the cir
cult. The score:
BROOKLYN % q I q 2 0--4-1l .
rittshurg % o 0 o o. IL
Vance and Dcberry: Cooper and
Schmidt.
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END LOSING STREAK

Ending a somewhat lengthy los
ing streak, the Millionaires broke
into the win column yesterday, TAX
ing ) to l victory over the Bar
Harbor outfit, which made its last
appearance of the season in Angus
ia. Mcneil, the clever southpaw
held the Houser wrecking crew in
fairly good shape, but his liberality
in the matter of passes paved the
way for his undoing.
Slate also was bit wobbly at
times but support which at times
bordered on the sensational pulled
him out of several tight situations.
Asa Small pulled the star stunt in
the seventh, when with the stations
crowded aud two out, he raced up
the clay bank in center, batted down
Thurstons terrific clout with one
hand and after a thrilling juggling
act the pill finally nestled safe in
his arms. In the sixth he also
pulled down a hard one in the same
territory.
Miller, formerly on the Easterns.
played his first home game and al
though he did not register a safety
he hit the apple hard. He cavorted
about the initial sack in good style
and altogether made a good i'm
preston. Paul McGouldrick a left
handler, also Joined the team yes
terday and will probably start today
against the chemists
The Nabobs broke into the run
column first in the third. Cogan
was walked with one out. went to
third on Walsh's blow and home on
an error. On three other occasions
they had the bases choked but
could not muster the necessary
clnut to score.
The Houser men evened the tally
in their half of the third without
registering hit. Higgins, first up,
whitfield. Baker waited and strolled.
Slate crossed up the intield by lay
ing down a pretty bunt that Baker
made moss of and both men were
safe. Shorty popped to Cogan. but
Morrell and Clancy were passed
forcing in Baker. Small made a
big bid for homer over the right
field fence but johnson took the
ball close to the barrier.
The Milionaires put the game on
ice in the fifth. Slate was out on a
nice play by Baker. Shorty was
patient and ambled to first. Nor
rell also scented that Mcneil was up
in the air and also was awarded a
free ticket. Then Clancy rapped
one by short aud Fitzpatrick tailed.
Morrell scored while Clancy was
being thrown out at second on
SmaL's grounder Davis poled out
a double to left and Asa raced home.
Miller lofted, to right and the rally
was over.
= Fitzpatrick cracked out three
ply shot in the seventh but the next
three were retired. In the eighth,
Davis walked. went to third on
Higgins rap which was handled in
clever stvle and then scored on Rak-
er's hot one through the box. The
score:
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SENATORS TAKE
TWO FROM TIGERS

Washington, Aug. 19--Washingto
advanced into second place and
within two games of the league
leading Yankees today when it took
both ends of double header from
Detroit, the first 4 to > and the sec
and ; to =. The Senators, by to-
days victories, made it four out of
five games won in the series with
Detroit.
In the opening game the locals
won in the ninth when Harris sim
gled following a safety by Mogridge
and a sacrifice. In the second game
Russell of Detroit was safe after re-
leiving Zachary while Whitefeld,
who was sent to the box when Coll
ms weakened, yielded buncher hits
in two different innings. Score:
First game:
Detroit 5000 1908 6 0
Wash. zoo 10000 IA II o
Johnson and Bassler; Modridge
and Ruel.
Second game;
Detroit OOO021 OOO-3 10 >
Wash. 80. o. 002 @ 0 Ks 10 l
Collins, Whitehill and Woodall.
Bassler: Zachary. Russell and Ruel.
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TIMELY BLOWS And MCNEIL'S
Will NESS WIN FOR Mill |ONAIRES
CHEMISTS ATTRACTION TODAY
p. CT. AT 4.1O TO-DAY

The Penobscot Chemical Fibre
team will be the Millionaires' oppo-
nents today at 4:10 on Williams
field. The Great Works boys are
battling hard and have not aban-
doned hope of coping the title.
They are close behind the Easterns
and Oldtown and playing a brand of
ball which is worrying the leaders.
Paul McGouldrick, an Augusta lad
who has been working for the
Worumbos will be sent to the hillock
today. He is port-sider and has
bothered the chemists considerable
this season. There will be no game
Thursday. On Friday the Augusta
team will go to Lisbon Falls and on
Saturday a double header will be
played in Augusta with the Worum-
DO team, the first game starting at
Z. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20

Especial to the Kennebcc JournaD
Saco, Me. Aug. 19-Frank Gill
man professional of the Augusta
Country Club, retained his title as
state champion when the Maine
State Open Golf Tournament ended
here today. Gilman turned in a
card of 800 for the - holes of med
al play. Alex Chisholm. of the Port
land Country Club, finishing sec
ond, seven strokes behind Gilman,
and Ernest Ryall finishing third
with 80.
Hiram Kicker, Jr.. of Poland
Spring and Fernald White of Ken
rebunk finished in tie for first
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20
Macdonald Still
Denied Privilege
Moray Golf Course

Elgin, Scotland, Aug. 19-Premier
Ramsay Macdonald is still to be de-
MED the use of the Moray Golf club
here from which he was expelled in
1916 on account of his attitude
toward the war with Germany.
A motion to rescind the expulsion
was actually carried at meeting of
the committee by So votes to AZ, but
as the rules of the club require a
two-t thirds ma jority, the original de-
cisiOn stands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20

Two Dase MS JaLObsOn 2, IaR-
stead. Geygan. Three base hits Ger
Der. Harris. Home run FlaGstead.
Stolen bases Gerber, EZZell. Picinich.
Sacrifices Geygan, J Collins. Flag
stead. Double PLAYS McManus to
Gerber to Sisler; EZZell to Wambs-
eanss to Harris; Geygan to Wambs
ganss to Harris. Left on bases St
Louis s: Boston 6. Bases on balls off
Danforth /; off Lyons .: off Pruett
/; off kolp /; off Fullerton 4. Struck
out by Danlorth l. by Pruett l: by
Fullerton ?. Hits off Danforth in
inning. none out in 2nd; off Grant 3
in !. none out in third; off Lyons 3
in ,: off Pruett III ,; off kolp In
.. tmpircs OrmsbY and Dinneen.
Losing pitcher Danforth. Time ] AS.
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Pills Take Final
Game from Indians
Three Out of Four

Philadelphia. Aug. 19-Phila DEL
phla made it three out of four from
the Cleveland Indians today. winn-
ing the final game of the series to
).
In battle of southpaws, Baum
gartner had the better of Shaute
andNfnished the game while Shaute
gave way to q pinch hitter in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20
N. Y. Bunches Hits
And Takes Easy,
One from Cincinnati

Cincinnati. Aug. 19.--New York
punched hits on Luque in the early in
nines today and won an easy victory
from Cincinnati 6 to .. McQuillan
was hit safely in every lining but one,
but kept the safeties well scattered
and was never in serious danger. Phi
henI had a perfect record of four hits
in four times up. The score:
New York ..3 O l 0 l 0--6- 9-1
Cincinnati 20 o o o 1-2-11-o
McQuillan and Snyder; Luaue and
Hargrave.
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0LDT0WN WINS
over HARRINGTON
IN TIGHT duel
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Oldtown, Aug. 19.-Oldtown won the
Maine League game from Pennington
to 0 here this afternoon. The game
was tight pitchers battle between
kurler having better luck in the pinch
es and with fast support cut off sew
eral rallies by Pennington when a hit
would have meant runs. Hartsgrove
was wild at the start and bases on
balls with triple by Thorne gave Old
town two runs in the first, and more
passes and hit by Silva accounted for
the other. Neither side could get a
run across for the rest of the game.
The score:
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TODAY'S GAMES
Cleveland at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadel phia.

It'll. Uhle.s pinch hitting in the 9th,
drove the first ball pitched into the
left field zleachers for a home run
Score:
Cleveland 00O o 0O2 % l.; S l
Philadelphia 02O02 90 1 x--5 Q ;
Shaute. Messenger and l.. SeWell ;
Baum gartner and Perkins.
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Gilman Retains Title King OF Maine Gofdom At Saco
EASTERNS TOP
WORUMBOS IN LONG
DRAWN OUT GAM
Especial to Kenncbcc Journ.,

South Brewer, Aug. 19-r,.
Easterns won the Maine La
game from the Worumbos Of 1i,S..
Falls IL to 6 in a rather long draw.
out league game here this aftsr,...
Knight was hit hard and often MN MN
Gil Whitehouse got several hum.'s
Squanto Wilson putting the BAH NV,
the fence for homer. Mcouis.Vu1
cut off several promising hits hv "a.
work in the outfield for the Wn,r sN
hos. The score: VII
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20
BAR HARROR

*Batted for Mcneil in 9th.
Augusta ....... 0 0 0 0 0 1 Ks
Bar Harbor -. 0 0 ! o 0 O 0 0 0 i
Three base hits-Kilpatrick. Two
base hits-Daker, Davis .. Stolen
Observation-Disclosures ?, Davis Struck
out-By Slate 5; by Mcneil 5. Dou-
BILE plays-Walsh and Thurston; Kill
patrick (unassisted). Base on balls
OFF Slate 4: off Mcneil {. Sacrifice
hits-Slate. Prescott. Umpires-Mc-
Donough and Hunter. Time-1.5o.
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RED SOX POUND BROWNS TWIRLERS
IT'S, TAKIN C final CONTEST

Boston, Aug. 19-Boston hit st.
Louis pitching often and hard today,
taking the final game of the series, II
to 5. In the 7th Flagstead made
home run over the left field fence
with two on base. Jacobson's two
doubles were instrumental in scoring
three st. Louis runs. The score:
ST. LOUIS
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w eissmuller Does
100 Metres Free
Style Record Time

Paris. Aug. 19-Johnny Weissmul-
Ter of Chicago, participating in the
International swimming meet at
Vienna, did the 100 metres. free style,
in 81 $40 seconds, says a dispatch TO
the sporting paper L'Auto.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Pittsfeld 5, Hartford 2 Cist game)
Pittsfield s. Hartford 1 (2nd game).
Albany 9. Waterbury DIST game)
Waterbury 8, Albany (2nd game).
Springfield s, Worcester z.
New Haven ., Bridgeport 1 Us,
game); New Haven .. Bridgeport s
end game).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston II; St. Louis 5.
Philadelphia 5; Cleveland 8.
Washington a; Detroit 3 (1st).
Washington 5; Detroit 3 (2nd).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20

Two-base hits, Murphy, Hartsgrove,
Stewart. Three-base hits, Dolan,
Thorne, Hartsgrove. Stolen bases,
Smith, Mauradian. Bases on balls, by
Woodland, by Hartsgrove z. Struck out,
by Woodland 5. by Hartsgrove 4. Sacri-
nee hit, Silva. Double plays. Silva to
Thorne to Kirshtien. Brosman to
Lunge. Hit by pitcher, Brosman. Pass.
ed ball, Cannon. Murphy. Empires.
Clark and Love.
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WORC NIROS

Easterns .... o , 6 01Olx-I,
Worumhos % o > 90 OO0-6
Two base hits, Reiman. Shapr,.
han. Home runs, Wilson. Kenyo,
Sacrifice hits. Knight Double plav
Roscoe to Heal to Lynch. Bases on
balls off Whitehousc s; off knight /,
strike outs by Whitchouse : VITA
pitch. Whitehouse Hit by pitcher nv
Whitehouse (Wilsom (Bish). I'm.
pires Ganley and Spcakman. Time
o.OJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20

The mark given in the above dis
patch would be world record. The
previous record, also held by Weiss
muller, was IS 3-5 seconds. estah
lished at Alameda, Calf, in July
1922
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20
Games This Week
Maine State League

WEDNESDAY. AUG. 20
p. c. r. at Augusta.
Bar Harbor at Waterville.
Pennington at Brewer.
Lisbon Falls at Oldtown.
FRIDAY, AUG. q
Augusta at Lisbon Falls.
Easterr5 at Bar Harbor.
O!oIown at Great Works.
Haterville at Pennington.
SATURDAY, AUG. %
Lisbon Falls at Augusta.
Bar Harbor at OldtoWn.
Harrington at WaterVIlle.
p. G. F. at Brewer.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City 5; Toledo 4.
Milwaukee q: Columbus 8.
ST. Paul i: Indianapolis 4.
Minneapolis 3; Louisville 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20

place among the amateurs having
cards of ;i.2, which ranked them
sixth in the scores of the tourna-
mcnt. White, Is year old Kenne-
bunk school boy, lost to Kicker in
sensational play III the state amateur
tournament at Poland Spring and
because of his showing in the open
here yesterday and today il is eN-
peCtod that feature match will de-
velop when he plays off his tourney
tie with Kicker in the near future
upon date not Vet decided. DR.. f..
$. Winslow of Waterville and Har-
Ian Turner finished fourth and fifth
behind Kicker and White.
HandiCaps were not available to-
night and it was therefore impossi-
bic to compare net scores Gross
scores follow:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20
YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston Chicago, rain.
Philadelphia St. Louis. rain. .
Brooklyn 4; Pittsburgh 8.
New York 6; Cincinnati 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20
TODAY'S GAMES

Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelp hia at St. Louis.