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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-26
Food Riots Stir Lisbon.

LISBON, Feb. s6.-Demonstra
tons In behalf Of lower food prices
broke out here today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-26
Farmers Are Aided bv
Ontario HYDRO

In previous article OntCrios bclv oned cnd oDerted
electrical pOer system Sir Adam Beck told this system has
become the greatest IN tho W sevig the people of S5 cities and
TOWNS and 11S tO'Oshps with and light ow
on the continent Ser Adam today explains ho pOOer
re0te country TOWNS provd cheap electrical power for formers
How about Great Falls? " - '
BY SIR ADAM BECK
Chairman OF the HydroEleCtri Commission of Ontario
TORONTO. Ontario Feb 26.In yesterdays issue brief
survey was given Of the basic principles under which electrical
energy supplied to municipalities in the Province Of Ontario
by the Power Commission for municipal do
nestle commercial and industrial at cost The munich
paties have $3.50 invested in their enterprise
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-26

Senator Lenroot Rep.) Of wiscon.
sin. chairman, also was declared to
have admitted sending Mclean a
telegram telling him OF the com.
mittee's action in ordering Senator
walsh to Palm Beach to take testi-
mony about the famous loan. Len.
roots message. however. was not
found In the files examined today.
xha Co.. lttso fonnA q nnnlRn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
MIL l0NAIRES GET TO PERRY
FOR 81 WIN over HARRINGTON
PORTLAND ATTRACTION TODAY
AUGUSTA WINS. ANOTHER

Pete Perry Jared rather badly with
his dope ball yesterday afternoon. the
Millionaires readjusting the range of
their guns to meet the slow teasers
tossed up for their inspection and f.
nally came through with an s to 2 win
over Pennington.
Due to the fact that the Hou.er men
kept adding to the score as the game
progressed. it proved a somewhat one
sided affair, but free hitting at times
coupled with some fielding gems edi-
ned the crowd, which on the whole
appeared satisfied.
Rip McPhee, Augustus new twirler,
made good impression in his first
start. He allowed only seven hits
which were scattered except in the
fifth and sixth, when the visitors tai
lied their two runs. Rip is a veteran
at the game and cool in the pinches.
He has good control and aims to pitch
to the batter" all the time
After Stearns had singled in the sec
ond, Gene Masciadri strolled to the bat
and at this point Umpire McDonough
called time. A delegation of Hallowell
citizens approached the plate and the
spokesman in short speech presented
handsome travelling bag to Gene.
who halls from the Granite City. He
expressed his thanks for the gift, the
game was resumed and Gene took a
hitch in his trousers, a firmer grin on
his willow. but failed to register hit,
as he was retired on a foul to Baker.
The Millionaires took two-run lead
in the opener when, with one down,
Morrell singled, Clancy was safe on
Brosnans boot. Small walked, and Da-
Wis shot one through the box, Morrell
and Clancy scoring. Higgins and Ba-
ker went out. Two more were regis
tered in the third on a walk to Small
and singles by Higgins and Hill.
Shorty Fitzpatrick led off with a sin
gle in the sixth and Morrell followed
suit. Then Clancy cracked out a dou-
BILE, scoring both, and tailed himself
on Davis one-ply clout. McPhee
counted for the final tally in the sew
enth on his single and double by Kid
patrick. The latter took third on Nor
rells hit but was nipped at the plate
on An attempte double steal
Held scoreless for four frames,
Pennington got one in the fifth when
HartsgroVe tripled to deep right and
loafed home on Lunges blow Again
in the sixth Masciadri singled and
went home on Cannon's double to left.
While the hitting was pleasing to
the crowd. the fielding received it's
share of attention and there was long
and loud applause when Masciadri
raced way back and stabbed SmalIs
hard drive With his bare hand The
bases were filled at the time and two
out The score
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
Yankees Slip Into
Top Berth Whipping
st. Louis Twice

New York. Aug. 13-The New York
Yankees went into first place in the
American League race today by win
ming a double header from st. Louis
while Detroit was breaking even with
Philadelphia. The world champions
now lead the Tigers by seven points.
Their respective percentages are
Ell and .564. Score: =
(First Camel
st. Louis =. o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0-0-4-1
New York 90 o o 0 o 1 o x-1-4-0
wingard and SEVERED; Pennock
and and Schang.
(Second Camel
st. Louis :. o / 0 0 o 0 0 0 0-1-6-0
New York 0 l 90 0 0 0 x-2-s-0
Shocker, Pruett and SEVERED;
Bush and Schang.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
CLAY BIRDS WILL
FALL FAST FRIDAY
At COUNTRY CLUB

With the thousands Of rounds of am
munfion and the barrels or clay pig
cons on hand for the two-days events
of the annual clay target champiNn-
shin tournament everything is in read
mess for the coming of the, trapshoot-
ers from the nearby towns and far cor
ners Of the Pine Tree State for what
promises to be the biggest congress OF
clay bird pickers ever held in Maine.
The tournament events will begin
Friday forenoon and continue over
Friday afternoon and Saturday morn
ing and afternoon. The trap pits at
the Augusta Country Club bid fair to
be a lively place with the steady
cracl<-crack of the guns drawing in
terested galleries of railbirds to watch
the several events.
At least five of the best-known pros
connected with the arms and ammuni-
ton game will be on hand, and the
event for these experts will undoubt-
eddy bring out some of the best trap
work ever witnessed in this section. In
the amateur classes and contesting for
the Maine State singles and doubles
championships. kennebec county will
be strongly represented with a good
half dozen shooters entered from the
kennebec valley towns who are doped
to figure high in the final standing.
The tournament will come off rain
or shine, a Kansas cyclone being about
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
sGibb0ns' Lawyers
Seeking Money Due
tin Wembley Fight

London, Aug. 13--Lawyers repre-
4 senting Tom Gibbons, American box
Yer, have written Major Arnold Will
son. promoter of the Gibbons Bloom
field fight at Wembley last Saturday.
attaining that GS.061 (about $36.500)
us due their client, this being the
difference in sterling between $50
1000 and the $4,000 which Gibbons re-
Eceived
4 Major Wilson has gone to the
kcountry under physicians orders, suf-
EerinS from a nervous break down
brought on by the strain of manag-
S.nG the fight. Interviewed at Pres
Eton by a representative of the Daily
sketch, he said he had been in ILL
shealth for sometime. that two or
khree days before the fight his nerves
Fwent' and that until he had SIX or
Eseven days rest he would not be
fable to say anything.
= The Daily Sketch SAYS the fight
ID tulted roundly in a loss of G12. 000
anoits hackers. the receipts amount
/ to E15,o00, against expenses OF
~ 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
PORTLAND TODAY

Today is the day many people in
Central Maine have been planning to
attend the ball game at Williams field
when the Millionaires will clash with
the fast Portland team led by Marty
Kavanaugh, the Babe Ruth" of Maine.
This will be the rubber contest be-
tween these two teams, as Augusta
has iourneyed to Portland twice, WIN
ming the first time and losing the sec
ond game.
The Portland team is recognized as
one Of the stEongeS in New England
and has beaten the best teams in the
Boston Twilight League. A new
twirler has been signed and will face
the Houser men today. Don Brennan
will be Manager Houser's selection for
the mound work and this fact insures
a close and brilliant duel with the For
est City hurler.
Not only are great many Augusta
people planning to attend, but there
are parties coming from Hallovell.
Gardiner. Winthrop, Waterville, Lis
bon Falls. Pennington and nearby sum-
mer resorts. as we'll as a big delega-
ton from Richmond. where Thursday
afternoon in a half holiday. The
game will be called at 40 p. NJ. sharp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
Maine Trap Shooters Prepare For Shoot At Capital
TACONNETS LOSE
UPHILL BATTLE
WORUMbOS, 80

Especial to the Kennebeo JournaD
waterville. Aug. 1s-A homo run
by Reiman in the first inning gave
the worum6os a one run lead over
the Taconnets here this afternoon
that the local OUTFIT was unable to
overcome and the game ended So.
Good hitting and favorable breaks
contributed much to the victory for
the Lisbon Falls crew. Their sec
ond run came in the fourth when
Wilson cracked out a triple and came
home on Keville's sacrifice. The
third run was the result OF a hit by
Witherell, who stole second. went
third on an error by slower and stole
home. +.
The Taconnets fought uphill all
the way. In the fourth Slower was
hit by knight and took hrst. Hits
by Bragg and Phillips sent him
across the plate. The local boys
staged a good rally in the ninth and
almost tied the score but a good
throw by Shanahan caught Phillips
trying to pilfer second and Daniels
and Slattery flied out. Cutler went
first in this inning on a single and
managed to score on fielder'a
choice. Groves batting for Reed
made a nice try for a score but
Slattery's fly ended the game.
Knights work on the mound was
brilliant but somewhat erratic. He
famed nine and passed seven but
held his opponents TO six scattered
hits. Miller did some first class
work in the pitchers box but was
hit harder than Knight. The extra
base hits were the means by which
the Woromhos climbed TO victory.
Razor" LaBrack quit his post as
umpire behind the bat due to siren
uous kicking on account OF strikes
and balls in the second inning and
Fiack went behind the bat and
George Stohie umpired bases for the
remainder Of the game.
WORJ'MROS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
TODAY'S GAMES
BRUNSWICK PLAYS
AIR TIGHT BALL
AT KENNEbUNKP'T
Especial to Kennebec JournaI)

Brunswick. August 13.-~A base
ball game without base on balls,
a stolen base, wild pitch. passed
balls, double play and hit by pitched
ball. was staged on the Delta Wed
nesday afternoon when Brunswick
defeated Kennebunkport 3 to l in Il
game featured by the steady pit "a
ing of Freddie Walker who was on
the mound for the local teaL..
brunswick drew the first tally IN the
second when Davis who lad reached
fi'eI Oh an error by White. scored ON
the two base hits on Epaiment. The
visitors tied the score in the eighth
when Anderson had doubled, scored
on Brunswick's Only error OF the
game. Davis l>tt;nG no; Erornder
through between his EGGS. In the
last half of The eighth brunswick
came to bat strong and four singles
brought in the TWO runs which won
the game. 3he playing of Cooper
at second base for the i<enacb; nix
port team was 'he feature Of the
fielding. The summary.
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Detroit Splits a
Double Header with
PHILADELPHIA. 4-8. 30

Philadelphia, Aug. 13-Detroit
won the first game of today's double
header with Philadelphia to but
dropped the second after getting Off
to a six run lead. Liz Stoner, who
started on the mound for the Tigers
in the second contest held the Ath-
letics runless for the first five inn
ings. Wells relieved Stoner after
six runs had crossed the plate in
the sixth. Score:
First game:
Detroit 600O11O-s II 0
Philadel. o. 90 90 . 00o4 s >
Collins. Wells, Dauss, johnson and
Bassler; Gray, Hastx, Burns and
Gibson. Perkins.
Second game:
Detroit 01O3 O1OOO-7 IL .
Philadel. 000007 10000 Is Is )
Baumgartner. Burns, Meeker, Hell
mach and Perkins, Bruggy: Ston-
er, Wills. Johnson, Cole, Leonard
and Woodall.
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Pirates Win Opener
From n. Y. Giants
10 Tune of AZ

pittsburgh. Aug. 13,-The Pitts.
o9rgh Pirates won the opening game
OF the series today from the New
YORK Giants to by timely hitting
and sharpe fielding. Each team score
eo IN the first inning but the Pirates
TOOK the lead in the fifth and were
| never overtaken, Meadows pitched
me netire game for the Pirates but
Sonard relieved Barnes in the last
two innings for the Giants. Score.
New York l 0 0 0 0O1O o-2-S1
Flttsourgh l oil 101 x-4-9-l
Barnes. Jonnard and Snyder; Mea
dCws and Smith, Gooch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
Which of the many types of
putters do you recommend, and
Whv2
Answered by
IRA COUCH

Western junior amateur champion
in 1923 and champion Of Chicago dis
trict golf association in 1922.
The question Of putters has arisen
great many times and the answer
has nearly always been question of
personal opinion, and by that / mean
that the puttcr which best agrees
with you is the one to use. l have a
|putter now which pleases me a lot
Fit is an upright lie, and weighs 10 OF.
: Dir. The upright lie enables me to
get over the ball and have a free
pendulum swing, and the weight puts
over the right amount of feel in the
head. and, after all, the feel of a club
|determines whether one likes or dis
likes n club.
Copyright, 1924, Associated Editors,
Incl
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RESORTERS TURNED
BACK BY CHEMISTS
SNAPPY GAME Ga

Greatworks. Aug. 13-P. c. +. got
the decision to in a fast and
snappy Maine League game here to-
day. Buckland. for the home team
and Jowett, for the Nabobs, were
about even, both being nicked fire.
quently and both having some fast
fielding behind them. auckland
won his own game by drive
through the infield in the Sth, scor-
ing the winning runs.
"Bozo" Weston, Coburn star, who
plays here under the name of Murch
was the hitting hero Of the game,
turning in three doubles and a sin
gle in four times up. The two teams
play postponed game at Bar Har-
Dor Thursday Score:
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DON SETTER AND
ETHEL BARON GRAB
PURSES PITTSFIELD
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Pittsfield. Aug. 1S--A good big
opening crowd was present at the
Four County Fair on Wednesday.
One Of the features is a wonderfully
large midway which compares favor
ably with any of the larger fairs, one
Of the principal exhibitors being the
Lew Dufour exposition, a travelling
show comprising some 81 cass Of
equipment.
The horse racing on Wednesday
was snappy and there were two
events on the card. Don Setter got
away with the first money in the
$50 stake trot and Walter Webb got
Hinckley's Ethel Baron across for
the $50 stake pace. Charles Dillon
got up pretty little burst of speed
and snapped up the second heat in
this race but the little brown mare
had 90 much speed and easily hand
led the other heats.
The summary:
2.3o Stake, Trot. Purse $500
Don Setter, bh Lester( (Dore) l l l
Dimple Todd. big. (CnapeD S s 5
Myra Harvester. brm,
(keyes) ............... dS
SEarNe WAITS, On IA. MICH
ardson, JrO ..............
Celon Dewey tMalcoim) -. 3
David Watts (Wells) 800. 4
Time. 2.2l Ia; 2.c4 IA; s.11 Ia.
$50 Stake, Pace, Purse $500
Laura Hedgewood, plkm,
(Colburn ......... s s ro
Ethel Baron, hrm, CWehh) l ! |
Charles Dillon. brm MACK . l 3
Madam Arlington bm
(Worthen) ....,......
I,aniel Swigert tWellsl E.
Ada Echo. bm (HuGhesD 6 70
Time, 22l IA; 2.2l IA; go IA;
:.2l IA
The officials in the Judges stand
were:
Starter. II. H. Lee Of augusta
Judges. Hiram B. Conner of Pittsfeld
Joseph Frederick of Waterville ana w
]. Hubbard of Plymouth. Timers, H.
l.. Williams of Hartland, John stew
art of Boston. Clerk. V. c. Bow
man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14

s'Batted for Fullerton in Sth.
Chicago ..... 0 0 0 0 0 OF
Boston ....... % 0 o 0 0 4 x-4
Two base hits--Hooper, Merchant,
Flagstesd. Stolen base-E. Collins.
Sacrifice Shelly. Double plays -
Merchant to f. Collins to Shelly:
WaRfhsganss to Geygan to Harris.
Left on base-ChicaGo {; Boston 5.
Base on balls-Off Thurston l: off
Fullerton 2. Struck out-By Fuller
ton /. Hits--Off Fullerton in in
nings; off Quinn in i inning. Wild
pitches-Fullerton l. Winning pitch
err - Fullerton. Umpires Ormsby
and Dineen. Time-1.40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
=pect Walker to
to Fight Shade
~ Title Match Jan. |

lew York. Aug. 13-Benny Leon
lightweight champion. who has
II asked by the New York state
-eletic commission to agree to box
re Shade of California in. title
Nch on or before Jan. /. 1924. in the
Fnt that he defeats Mickey Walker.
Mid welterweight tltleholder, is
fected TO submit his signed agree
DIT TO the commission today. Wal
already has consented to a SIM
arrangement and has promised
|toost a bond OF $4,000 to bind the
kgain and to engage in none but
Leonard bout before meetig
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
EASTERN LEAGUE

Springfield 4: Worcester 8 (first
camel; Springfield 8; Worcester 2
(second game).
Pittsheld s: Hartford Z (hrst
game); Pitsfield o; Hartford 3 (sec-
ond game).
Albany 2: Bridgeport 4 (frst
game): Albany 6: Bridgeport TO
innings (second camel.
New Haven o; Waterbury 1 (frst
game); New Haven 6; Waterbury 2
(second camel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
Winthrop Laborers
Win from Mill
LPlaYerS. Wed. 6-3

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Winthrop, Aug. 13-The Laborers
defeated Winthrop Mills Wednesday
in the Twilight league by score of
to 3.
Both teams did their heaviest
scoring in the last inning, the count
being 3 to l until the 9Th.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
OLDTOWN TAKES
|FALL OUT OF EASTERNS
IN own YARD, rs
Especial to Kennebec Journal

South Brewer, Me-. Aug. 13-old-
town gave the Easterns a set back Z
to in something of a hard luck
game here this afternoon. Hogan
Eastern hurler also has been out of
the game for some time was hit hard
at the start, Oldtown getting four
runs in the trst inning which lead
they was able to hold. Easterns pill
ed UP Il hits on Mates but failed
to bunch them when they would mean
runs. Joe Feeley the Easterns cap
tain and catcher out of the game in
the inning with a broken finger from
a glancing foul and will probably be
disabled for. the rest of the season.
Gil Whitehouse went behind bat and
did a good job. Both teams felded
we'll. Red Dagastino now with Old
town gathered in some hard outfield
flies which loked like long hits. The
score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Buffalo i; Jersey city (frst
camel; Buffalo Z; Jersey City 8
(second game).
Toronto 8: Newark 9 (frst camel;
Toronto /; Newark % innings by
agreement (second game).
syracuse 10: Baltimore 6 (first
game); Syracuse 2; Baltimore 80
innings by agreement (second camel.
Rochester 4; Reading /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
Cleveland Hurler
Has Better of Wash'n.
Ace, Winning 81

washington, Aug. 13-Coveleskie
outpitched Zachary by a wide mar
gin today and Cleveland easily de-
feated Washington in the second
game OF the series, to ! i. Score:
cleveland 0 o 0 o 8 o 0 0-5-1o-2
Washing :. 90 l 90 0 O o O-1- So
Coveleskie and j. Sewell; Zachary,
Specie and Ruel.
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Dase HItS IhOTne, SIM, Mural
dian. Murphy, kibbe, Hogan. Home
runs Roche. Whitehouse. Double
plays Silva to Thorne to KRISTEN ,,
Hogan. Whitehouse, Lynch. Bases on
balls off Mates >, off Hogan 5.
Strike outs by Mates 2, by Hogan 7.
Umpires Dean and Hunter. Time
2:30.
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Totals ...........30 q 2 a4t9 ]
Slated for Lyons in stu.
BOSTON

Two-base hits, Boone, Veace, Gay
gan. Stolen bases, Merchant, Ehmke.
Sacrifices, Clark Q Geygan. Double
plays, Morehart to Kamm; Archdeacon
to Grouse. Left on bases. Chicago 5,
Boston Z. Bases on balls. off Faber .,
Lyons ], Ehmke 2. Struck out. by
Dobbs /. Ehmke 3. Hits, off Faber Z
In innings: off Lyons in innings;
OFF Dobbs in inning. Wild pitch. Fa-
ber Losing pitcher, Faber Umpires,
Dineen and Ormsby. Time, 1.5S.
Second game:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee Toledo, rain,
Kansas City s; Columbus Q (Hrst
camel; Kansas City 8; Columbus 6
Second camel.
Minneapolis II: Indianapolis IL.
st. Paul !; Louisville 4.
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RED STOCKINGS take DOUBLE
HEADER FROM CHICAGO White S0X

Boston, Aug. 13.-Boston won two
games from the Chicago White sox to-
day. the first to o and the second
contest I to /. In the opener Ehmke
held the White Sox hitless until the
eighth and, with Boone hitting effec-
lively with men on base, won with
ease. In the second contest Thurston's
1 TO lead was cut into by four Boston
runs In the eighth. The scores:
First game.
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Games This Week
Maine State League

THURSDAY, AUG. "a
Portland at Augusta (Exhibitien),
FRIDAY, AUG. IS
Augusta at Bar Harbor.
Easterns at Pennington.
OidtoWn at Lisbon Falls.
WatervilIs at Great Works.
SATURDAY, AUG. 10
Augusta ct Great Works.
O!dtewn at Pennington.
Watsrviils ct Bar Harbcr.
Eastsrns at Lisbon Fails,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14

0 0 0 0 0 0O1 o.
Two base hits, f. Placement. An
derson. Struck out by F. Walker n
by Anderson >. Sacrifice hits p;oh
mond. Left on bases. BrunswicL =
kennebunkport Z. Umpire. Aldred
Time 1 hour 4 minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14

TWO base hits Murch CD Walsh,
Thurston, Wiggin. Stolen bases
Howarth. Bases on balls by Buck
land. by Jowett :. Struck out by
auckland 5, by Jowett 3. Sacrifice
hits Mackley, Martin. Empires
Ganley and Clark. Time $50.
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the only offering Of the element which
can dampen the ardour OF the clay bird
sharps. Someone Is going to carry
home some real bacon. az the display
of trophies and merchandise prizes IN
the window of the r. z. Davis Co. store
bears ample evidence.
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TACONNETS

Worumbos -. ! 0 0 l ] q h--3
Taconnets 80. % o ! 0 o 0 o l--2
Two base hit Shanahan, three
tase hit Wilson. Home run Reirnan.
Sacrifces McQuiggan, Keville. Cut
Ter. Daniels. Bases on balls off
Knight z. Stolen bases witherell 2,
Groves, Slower. Left on bases Wor.
umbos ,. Taconnets IL. Hit by
pitcher, by knight Doyle, Slower.
Double plays Reimer to Wilson,
Daniels. unassisted. Struck out by
Knight 9. by Miller 4. Umpires La
Brack, Stobie and Flack. Time 2.
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TEAM STANDING
IN MAINE LEAGUE
LEAGUE STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AZ Augusta-Aususta 9; FARMING.
ton 2.
At Great Werks-P. c. r. 6; Bar
Harhor 4.
AZ Watervills-lisben FaIls 8:
Watsrvilie z.
At Brewer-oldtewn 7; IEasterns g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14

Struck out by York S. by Skomro
s. Base on balls off York l, off
Skomro /. Stolen bases, Seamans,
Langervin. Umpire r. Norcross.
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Augusta ...... , 0 0 0 0 Ks
Pennington. 90 0 0 0 0 %
Three base hits Hartsgrove. Two
base hits Hartsgrove. Cannon. Clan
cy, Tierney, fitzpatrick. Stolen bases
fitzpatrick, Clancy, Davis. Higgins 2.
Struck out by Perry 5. Hit by pit
ched ball Cannon. Base on balls off
Perry s, off McPhee. Umpire Nc
Donoush and Love. Time Isl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 6; Chicago o (1st).
Boston a; Chicago (2nd).
Cleveland S; Washington I.
Dertoit g.; Philadelphia q (1st).
Philadelphia 8; Detroit iii inn.
(2nd).
Ney York 1; St. Louis o (1st).
New York 2; St. Louis | (2nd).
ToDAY'S GAMES
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.