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The broad ax., 1924-04-05

Prominent Member Of the Knights Pythias Odd Fellows
Urban League Grace PTesbyterian Church and the Y
Friends. Republican Candidate for the Nornpst;or 81
Judge Of the Municipal Court of Chicago Being an Able
and Panstakng Lawyer, With Fnst-cass Repuation Gov
UPrghness and Straghtorwardnes He Has Been HiqhIv
Endorsed by the Chicago Bar Association
The broad ax., 1924-04-05
PossihIv.

Doesn't it help man TO know that
people will still be talking favorably
about him 100 wears after he is dead?
The broad ax., 1924-04-05
Quite a Difference.

Difference between enthusiasm and
gush Is that enthusiasm Is not applied
70 the trivial.
The broad ax., 1924-04-05
Arctic Flowers.

All the flowers of the Arctic re-
lions. of which there are 1852 varieties,
ire either white or yellow.
The broad ax., 1924-04-05

Chicago; ex-Treasurer Of
Cook County exchairman Of the Public Utilities Commits
of Illinois; the Directors of the Washington
National Bank also Of the Directors the South
Savings Bank; the grand high chief in Illinois Of the William
Gibbs McAdco President
and candidate for Delegate Large the Democratic Ma
tional Convention.
The broad ax., 1924-04-05

Governor Of the great State Of Illinois, who feels confident that
his army of friends and supporters scattered tnFousOS
this State WILL on Tuesday April 9Th, assist INN g
on to victory and triumph over his political OppOnsN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
MILLIONA|RES WIN PENEANT
IN MAINE LEAGUE RACE WITH THE
EASTERN OUTFIT CLOSE SECOND
TITLE WON IN A. NJ.

The Maine state league bunting
VIII fly over Williams field next sea
son. The coveted Eonfalon was won
by the Mililonaires yesterday morning
when they easily trimmed the Ia
comets OF Watervilie, 10 to :. In
tho afternoon they won again from
the Elm City outfit, 10 to :.
In the morning game the Million
aires went after the title in dead ear
nest and hit Groves offerings to cor
ners OF the lot. registering II blows
for total of 26 bases. Dan Clancy.
Nal Morrell and George Davis were
high line. the first two getting triple
and three sinSles, while the left gar
dener poled Il triple and two safe
ties. In the field Asa Small and
George Davis each turned in senSa-
tional catches while the inner de-
tense was letter perfect, except for
Morrelrs muff, in the sixth, Of n
thrown ball by Baker, the runner
mixing up the play and spillinC Nal.
Slate was wohbly at the start and
the visitors grabbed a trio of taliit :
il. the third on some sweet hitting,
but Harry frightened up thereafter
and aided by some clever defensive
VI urll BANKED Baggy Allen < colts FIR
the remainder of the route. The
score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

The present year is certainly q
pennant one for Smiling" Sen
Houser. In leading the Augusta
Millionaires for the sun berth in
the Maine league his methods, his
tactics and his spirit was the same
as when he led the Bowdoin team
to victory last spring.
Yours truly has been privileged
to witness the ways of Houscr for
the past four years and it is not
piffie when / say that he can take a
mediocre outfit and win over Il bet
ter team seven times out OF ten. AS
q team the past season. the Million
aires proved itself of championship
calibre. Isolated as individuals there
is not over four men on the team
but what there arc better mon in
the league. In other words, in
picking Gn all Maine league team
not more than that number would
be picked and perhaps not more
than three.
This only goes TO prove that it
was a Houser machine almost who'll
ly. Zach game was played as he or
dered 1t and when things went
wrong he took the blame. TO those
,lot So observing as others 1t can
be said that every time the ball
was delivered to the batter every
PLAYER knew the kind o. ball. The
Weaknesses of every opposing batter
in tie league was i<nCWn &no pitch
Ell 20 accordingly. Likewise if an
opposing outficld"r WaE shy on
throwing ability i, was known to
the hoUScr crew.
On the offensive, aside from the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

McGouldrick reached first on Dan
iels' error. Fitzpatrick grounded out
at first but Baker made home. Nor
rell ended the fracas by flying out to
Phillips.
In the fourth the Augusta team
made it nine. Clancy singled and
Small flied ont. Davis doubled TO
left. II. Miller singled to right field
ana Clancy and Davis came home.
Miller went out trying to stretch his
single and Bakers Groundcr was
fielded by Daniels for an unassisted
out.
Clancy hit again in tho sixth hut
was forced out at second on Davis
ball down the first base line. DAVIS.
however. reached home when II. Mil
Ter trip,cd.
Clancy was the hero of the day.
He came to bat five times. The first
time he tripled and the last four
times singled. H. Miller had a pretty
good day with the willow. singing in
the second and again in the fourth
and TRIPPING in the sixth.
For the TaConnetS, Mari was the
star man with the bat. making two
singles. a double and q triple. Dan
iels and Stovcr each made three sim
giles.
Clancy struck out one man and
passed two while the Taconnet hun
leTs did not have Il strike out or Il
passed man. The summary:
NIL in\iII.E'S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

ST raiEhtaway hitting, there were
seen several times on Williams field,
plays that won the game by break
ing up the defense of the visitors.
Perhaps the most familiar one to
local fans was the sacrifice bunt
which pulled the third baseman in,
the runner on first racing ali the
way 10 third. This play was pulled
ut least Il half score times on the
home diamond. Another play was
dragging the ball, the batter sort of
hooking the pill along with him as
he raced to first. In five out of six
times il resulted in scratch hit.
While Ben is one of the easiest OF
masters and gets the maximum
playing ability out of his boys. he
insists that they play ball in his way.
In q tight contest there is a running
fire Of instructions when the home
team is on tho bench. Can downs
arc intcrsperscd with praise. Ben
is constantly drilling it into their
heads to have the play thought ont
ahead There arc other methods
and tactics, all legitimate, that win
ball games for Ben IIouser but in
fairness to him, they should not be
revealed.
In addition to his knowledge Of
the game, Ben necessarily has &C
quircd knowledge that helps to hcc ?
the players in trim IS well as first
aid in injuries and their subsequent
treatment. Rowdoin college missed
no hct by placing this professor"
on an ali-vcar basis. His worth in
other sports will he carly demon
Stratcd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
Old Town Proves
Easy for Houser
Men on Saturday

Keeping up the pace necessary 70
cop the Maine league bunting, the
Milionaircs won handly over Oh
Town S to 4, on Williams field Sat
urday afternoon. 10 mako sure of
this crucial contest, Don Brennan
was sent to the mound and proved
to be in fine form. He forced nine
to Whit and kept the hits well scat
tered for a blank score until the 9th,
when he manifcstlv eased up and the
visitors were handed four tallics just
| to make the score look respectable
kerstein whose regular berth is
! the initial sack but who in an emcr-
gcnCy can step into the box. was
asked TO assume that role Saturday
as the Old Town hurlerg were all
caught up due to extra games while
/ Woodward. whose turn il was in the
box was handicapped with a bum
ankle. KRISTEN had lots Of stuff but
/ his control was poor az times. He
suffered two bad cantos in which the
Houscrmen grouped eight blows for
enough ITALICS TO put the matinee on
ice.
One or the biggest gatherings Of
the season turned out and while i
thoroughly appreciated the trend Of
the game. it found its greatest fun
in Eood-naturedly razzing Woodward
and Silva who along with being good
ball players are comedians in way
and extracted their share of JOY in
the exchange of sallies. Adding to
the comedy Of the afternoon was the
funny Stunt pulled by Miller in the
eighth. He had hit an easy ground
or along the first base line End
Woodward took the ball and waited
for Miller to 60 10 the bag and Of
course blocking his way. Miller
stopped short and stared at Wood
ward and Woodward stared at MIL
Ter. Then there came n roar Of
laughter when Woody gave mp ind is
gust and tossed the ball 10 Thorne
who was covering the sack.
Augusta got It's first run IN the
second on two singles and a steal. In
the fifth with the bases choked Dan
Clancy cannonaded a triple 10 left
and scored on Davis hit. Three
more came in the eighth on a triple,
two doubles and single. Old Towns
four in the final frame were made on
an error. single and a brace OF
triples. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
Record
Medal by Glenna
COllett at Nyatt

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4 record brcakinp - for u holes 10.
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vo,,tbruI .t,, ,f tho I,noJ,. t.rs,4
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''''''E w" whore '"' '""''''''' ~ >
being played.
Never before ha7 50 been broken 10
tho tournament Mic cou,t, be,yg
nam ~
had the previous r'c"rd-'" - mac
winning of the titlc at White suphg
c.;
NM to Mic colI,,, came Miss No
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fo, tho f,roI ,i.,r,s g., ,hs tie, ~ og,.
ifiors aro tho f,Ilo,Ytre
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r. 2g-4n-7o
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
AUGUSTA 10: WAT. Z

iEptClal ~ I\tIllth't .lOIIIloi.'
Watcrville, Sept. 1.-The Augusta
Millioraires closed a most successful
season on the diamond here this af-
ternoOn by defeating the Taconncts
1O-7 in tho final state League game
between tho two teams. The game
was one Of the loosest contests in
many Of the season and the intense
heat probably had a great deal to do
with the playing. In spite of the
fact that the mercury lowered about
90 more than 1000 people saw the
game and the majority of the fans
seemed to think that il was a good
one.
The MilIionaires did not have il
their own way by any means and
even in the last of the ninth the
Taconnets started n rally with the
score 10-J and for few minutes a
tie score doomed in the offing but
Bragg ended the game with a gentle
pop TO II. Miller.
Four runs in the first inning for
the home team made the game look
| like a onc-sided affair but n terrific
rally in the third for the Miliionaires
l put the score 10 in their favor and
after that they were never headed.
Watcrville. Winslow and Fairfield
fans presented Arnal Bragg with
gold watch when he came to bat in
the second.
Clancy was at his worst IN the
: first inniG After DOYLE had ground
cd out Slattery to left field. phil
lips took a free ticket, MARI hit to
left and Daniels also singled TO letD
Slattcry came home on an error by
Higgins. Mari and Phillips crossed
the plate on Daniels hit and another
bingie to lef: by Slower put Daniels
home. Miller grounded out TO short.
Mari trirled in the third and n
single 10 center by Daniels sent him
home.
Doyle was lett.o third in the sixth.
after receiving a pass, going second
on Slattery's one-base clout to cen
ter field and third when Cutler tried
To make second on his grounder 70
short.
In the ninth. Phillips singled to
right field Mari doubled to right.
then Daniels flied out TO third. Phil
lips came home on Marr's ciout.
Slower hit a long foul over third and
Davis was almost knocked senseless
trying for the ball. Then slower nit
To short and was thrown out while
Mari went to third. Miiler's single
70 center field put Mari home and
then Bragg popped out to II. Miller.
In tie last of the first Clancy trip
pied and went home on Smalls sin
gle. Higgins reached third in the
second on felders' choice and err
ror by Doyle.
The slaughter came in the third
after Morrell had flied out to center
field. Singles to left field by Clancy,
Small and Davis started the bah roll
ing. Doyle helped matters by bung-
ling Miller's grounder and Clancy
and Small crossed the plate In tho
niyup. Higgins was the next man
up and he clouted the sphere for a
double over Cutters head, sending
Davis home. Baker singled 10 deep
center and Miller and Higgins added
two more TO the Millionaires total.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
Races Start Somerset
Fair at Madison

Especial to the Kcnnebec JournaD
Madison, Sept. IA feature OF
the afternoon program at the first
day OF the Madison fair was the
races at Somerset Park. which were
OF much interest. Owing to the
fact that some OF the horses en-
tered were at Lewiston fair, the
g:16 class was put over unth Tues
day and the = 10 class was Bubstitu-
ted.
The summary OF the races: o:21
class trot or pace. first x2OO; Cor
don Russell. b g.. by Guy Axworthy,
5 4.
true Sail, e.. by Maine Sheet. f.
Nickerson. Pennington, 4 4 j.
Hop Along Cassidy, b g., by Eoch-
alto. time allowance. NJ. f. Blair,
Hartland. } = =.
George Lee, b IN. by Leo AK
worthy. } j.
.. X. Todd. b e.. by Lord Todd, I.
W. Dutton. Bingham. i l l.
Time 2;1S IA; 2:l9 L.; 2:21 Ia.
2.27 class trot or pace. purse 500.
Abbie II. b m. by Prince Alsondiy.
viii Huntoon. Rangely. L.
Peter Hall. b e.. by Peter the
Great. John NJ. Yeaton, West Farm
instou, l ] ].
Daysant. :. G. Coburn. Farming
ton. ) :. ,.
Lady Patehen. b m. by POSSIBLE
ity. II. H. Landers. > > j.
Time 2:10 IA: 2:19 Ia: 10 IL.
$50 class, trot or pace. purse 500.
Bertha c.. M. by Harry Clone,
Thomas Morrison, 5 5 8.
Mona McKenney. b M. by Fred
Mckenney. l.. Beane. Damariscotta,
2 = -.
Lulu Fondly. b m. by Prince AL
tondly. w. A. Tibbetts. Mount View.
| !.
Queen wigSin. b m, by r. Todd.
Child II. Fox, Dover-Foxcroft,
:. =.
Van Dashe. s.. by Vasha. W. A.
Rich, Etna, 3 4 4.
Time-2::aa5 Ia: 2:ct IA: OBJ Ia.
The Judges were II. Il. Merry.
North Arson. Hiram Pierce. Show
hogan. j. +. Withec. Timers: ko-
land Withee. Pennington; r, Davis,
Waterville: DR.. w. S. MilliSen'
starter. J. r. Withee,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

OLD TOWN TAKES
BOTH ENDS DOUBLE
BILL FROM P. c. F,
especial 70 Kcnncbec Journals

Oidtown. Sept. l.-oidtown won
both Maine League games from T. c.
+, today this morning on the home
field by a score Of 10 o and in the
afternoon before record crowd at
Great Works BY score or 10 !. This
makes the Two teams four all for the
season, the wins today giving oldtown
third place in the final league standing.
The morning game was one Of the
tightcst played here this season, Frank
Woodward holding I. Z. +. hitless un-
til the ninth and striking ont l.. Buck
land was but little less effective. In
the afternoon game Ackerly was driven
off the mound in the first inning, q
homer by Woodbury. figuring. Eit=-
patrick. who relieved him, was also
hit hard. Mates WAS effective icr
Oldtowu. The only run of his delivery
being a homer over the fence by Mack
10y. Botn teams played errorlcss ball
III the afternoon. Neptune did brill
liant work on The L, {. i. defence, The
summaries:
Morning game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
Wilton Takes Hot
One from Madison
Especial to kcnnebec Journal

Madison. Sept. 1.-Wilton town
baseball team defeated Madison in one
of the hardest fought games of the sea-
son Monday afternoon ut Somerset
Park by n 5-3 score. The game was
witnessed by n large crowd of fans
and looked as though the outcome was
uncertain until the very end Of the
last inning. The visitors scored in the
first but were. unable to score again
until the sixth. Madison did not score
until the NTH. The heavy hitting OF
Hawkins Of Wilton and Cavanaugh and
Gee for the home team We're features
OF the game. 4 one-h3nded catch of q
hot liner by Moore Of Wilton also
drewmuc h applause from the crowd.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
OTHER BASEBALL RESULT
SATURDAY

At st. Johnsbury, Vt st. Jo0ai
bury IL. Plattsburg 3. !
At Biddeford. Mc-Sanfora Z
Biddeford 8.
At Skowhegan, Me-Strat'oh
Skowhegan ].
At West Rumney, \. H--PIyln0'll
IS. West Rumney 2. :, I'D
AT West Swanzey, ".
Swanzey q, Orange .. -
At Peterboro, y. H-Peteroo''
Antrim a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
BAR HARb0R AND
EASTERNS EACH TAKE
HOLIDAY GAM {
Especial to Kennebcc JournaD

NSPcVINI 10 TNVHIUWtC JUUTNdII
Bar Harbor, Sept. bar Harbor
and the Easterns split even in a
double header here this afternoon
closing the Maine League games. GIL
Whitehouse tried the iron man stunt
and went we'll in the first game
beating Par Harbor . to helped by
a bunch 'of hits off McNiel for five
runs in the Sth. Bar Harbor took the
second game to 6 touching up Gil
ut times although the Easterns made
n rally in the 9th which nearly tied
Up the game. 4 big crowd saw the
excitement Summaries:
First Game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
TOCuS TRIMS Up
, BINGHAM OUTFIT
SUNDAY At HOME
fsneclal TO Kennehec JournaD

Especial to kennehec JournaD
Tesus. Sept. 1-Togus won from
the fast Bingham nine here Sunday
5 TO in hard fought game OF
baseball. All runs were earned on
the pitchers. the errors coming on
other plays Phillip Brisk got triple
for the Home team and MARI ana
0Erier got doubles for the visitors.
There we're several sensational plays
during the contest.
Tosus.. 10 l 0 o Q Ks
Bingham. 0 / 0 0 0 0 o.
Earned runs Togus :, Bingham :.
Three base Mts Brisk. Two base
hits Mari. OBrien. stolen haces
Ciroux, Miller. Struck out by Fee
Ran 4, by Moore 5. Double plays
Dcrnslly, Slattery and Russell: Whd
bitch Moore. Passed bail Obrien'
Rase on balls by Feehan +. (Slattery,
Dennelly) by Moore 3 Brisk. Merri-
weather. Giroux). Sacrifice hits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
TACONNETS WHALE
EASTERN 0 U TIT
SATURDAY, TO 3
Especial to Kennebec JournaD


Waterville, Sept. 1.-The Taconnets
defeated the Easterns Saturday aft
ernoon "a in the FINAL game OF the
year between the two teams. The
local nine took the lead in the first
inning and after that they SLOWLY
increased it until at the end OF the
seventh the score stood 70. Costly
errors and inability to bunch hits
contributed to the Easterns' defeat.
Both Miller and Rising pitched
good ball but Miller's support was
somewhat superior TO that given the
Easterns' hurler. Although the base
HIT columns show ten hits for the Ia
comets and nine for the Easterns,
seven OF the home team s efforts with
the willow totalled Il bases, Mari
and Daniels each making two doubles.
Phillips one double and a home run
and Cutler a three Dagger.
The game was a short one, two
double plays by the Taconnets and
one by the Easterns taking several
minutes off the playing time. The
score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

Lester, Morton. Lashus .. Staples :,
Dustie. Struck out by Salstrom 5,
by Dustie :. Double plays Dustie
Clapperton and Quinn . Wild pitch
Salstrom. Passed ball Lister .. Base
on balls by Dust;e Pomerleau.
Lister. Weymouth. Umpire Hayes.
Time 15o. Attendance 400.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

Earned runs-t,asterns 2: Tacon-
nets ]. Two base hits-Marr ,;
Daniels ?. Phillips. Hogan .. Three
base hits--Cutler. Home runs-Phil-
lips Sacrificcs-Roche. Doyle, Stat
terry, Phillips. Stolen bases-Cutler.
Left on bases-Eastcrns 6; Tacon-
nets 6. Double plays-Slattery to
Daniels: Slattery to Doyle to Dan
icis: Kenyon to Smith to Kenyon to
Roche. Struck out-By Rising 5; by
Miller l. Umpires-Browning and
Ganlcy. Time--1.26.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
FARMERS DROP 4
Double HEADER N
DlXFIELD Boys
Especial TO Kernehec J,n~-,,

Farmington, Sept. l-NiS8e,,
feated Farminston in both
here today. The first same res,~.,,
in a so victory FOR p!xaes ~
Cawuthers and nolan allowed =,
Ave hits but n:NHeh hunchra ~
TO win in the S;h. In the s.,,...
game niNdcld hit DavcNpor, b,,,
win Go. Erosnan accented g.
chances in the first game wi,,,r. =.
crror.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

At Aususta-Aususta 10; Water
vile (1st).
At aterville-Aususta 10; Wat
erviile (2ndl.
At Oldtown-Oldtown I; P. c. F. 0
(1st); Oldtown 9; p. c +. | t2nd).
At Bar Harbor-Easterns 9; Bar
Harbor 4 (tst); Bar Harbor 7; Eas-
terms (2nd).
At Farminston-Dixfield 5; Farm
ineton 0 (1st): Dixfield s; Farming
ton (2ndl-Exhibitio games.
At Northumberland 2; Lisbon
Falls (1st); Portland S: Lisbon
Falls 2 t2nd)-Exhibition games.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
Legion Wins from
VasSalbOrO Nine 81
Especial to Kennebec Journall

.Aogus, Sept. 1.-The American Le-
gion nine won from Tassalboro here
Monday TO in hit and run
run game. The game was called in
the seventh because the time was
approaching the lunch hour for the
veterans.
Legion. ....... Q Q ks 5
Nassalhoro.. / 0 / 0 . - 10
Earned runs Legion {, Eassalecro
5 Two base hits Morton, Dustie.
Stolen bases Gould. Pomerleau 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

Two base hits Smith ,; Murphy
Silva >: Dugean. Martin. Hits of
Ackcrly 4 in -: innings: off Fit
uatrick Is in S - innings. Home
runs Woodward. MaCklcy. stolen
base Kristen Bases on balls Mates;
bv Fitzpatrick, Struck out by Mates
&: by Fitzpatrick. Doubl" plays
Kcnncy, Neptune and Martin, IN
gram. Ntptunc and Martin. Passed
balls I.cary e. Tmpircs Dean and
Clark. Time l.lo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

Old IOWN " Y y y " '" y
Two base hits. Davis, Baker. Ker-
stein. Three base hits, Clancy, Baker,
Davis, Smith, Silva, Base on balls,
KRISTEN. Struck ont. Brennan U.
Double PLAYS, Brennan to fitzpatrick
70 Miller. Smith TO Thorne to XII
patrick to Miller Smith to Thorne to
Woodward. wild pitches. Brennan.
Hit by pitched ball by Brennan.
Duggan. Umpires, McDonough and
Clark. Time 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
TACONNETS

Three base hits Clancy, Davis,
Phillips. Fitzpatrick, Morrell; two
base hits Doyle Fitzpatrick. Cutler;
stolen bases Morrell, Small. Doyle:
Struck out by Slate :, by Groves 9;
double plays Slattery. Daniels Sto-
yer; passed ball Higgins: base on
balls off Slate 4; sacrifice hits Small:
Umpires McDonough sand Browning;
time 152.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

Two-base hits. Wiggin. Johnson,
Prescott, Bish. Three-basc hit, Kenyon.
Ease on balls. by Hamilton. by White
house Struck out by Hamilton 5, by
Whitchouse 3. Sacrifice hits. Lynch,
Thurston, Whitchouse. Hogan. Baker
Umpires, Ganley and Hunter. Time 30
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

Three-base hit, Hawkins. Two-base
hit, Hawkins. stolen bases. Scott, Reed.
Struck out. by Seemore :, by Rogers :.
Double play. Hawkins to Scribner. Hit
by pitched ball. Rogers, Scott. Base on
twlis, off Seemore .. Sacrifice hits,
Nonigan. Baldwin. Heald. Umpire,
Brooks and Witheral. Time, Oh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02

Oldtoun 0 o q . u 0--l
J.. {. i. .........0 9 %
Tvo-rasc hit. Murphy. Bases on
balls. Woodward =. Struck out. 10y
Woodward IL, by ECCI>land t. Double
PLAYS, Thornc to Silva 10 KRISTEN Ncp-
tune to Martin. Wild pitches. Wood
ward >. tmpircS. Clark and Dean.
Time, l.n?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-02
Answered by
DAVID BROWN

Veteran Tournament player, former
British open champion. Noted es.
peeiaIiy for his short game and ae.
euraoy on approaches.
II IA good policy TO use the same
kind Of ball all through the game.
Don't give Away to the temptation
TO use noater. This Is mental
hazard.
Copyright. 1924, Associated Editors.