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Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
Six Big Football
Games Scheduled
For Polo Grounds

New York, Dec. IA schedule
of six major Eastern gridiron at
fractions at the Polo Grounds next
fall, with the Army-Navy classic on
November :.S featuring the list. was
announced today by the New York
National League club.
Columbia University's eleven, fresh
from the best season it has had
since football was revived on Morn
ingside Heights. will play three Of
its most important games at the
home of the Giants. Cornell will be
met October 81 Army on November
II, and Syracuse on Thanksgiving
Day. November -.
Two ancient rivalries are involved
III the other games on the list,
Washington and jefferson meeting
Lafayette on October "A and Ford
ham clashinS with Georgetown on
November ~.
Officials of the Giants are angling
for additional attractions Oh two
open dates, election day. November
). and Saturday. November :.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
Kaplan Knocks
Out LOmbardO
In 18th at New York

New York, Dec. 12--l.ouis Eaplan,
OF Meriden, Conn. knocked out Jose
Lombardo. of Panama. iu the fourth
round of Il scheduled T. round bout
at Madison Square garden tonight.
BY virtue of the victory Kaplan
advances to the final round in the
featherweisht elimination tourna- =
ment and will meet Dan Kramer,
Philadelphia southpaw, in the title
round of the tournament three weeks
from tonight.
The end came with, dramatic sud
denuesS when kaplan. boring i'm tur-
iouslv, f;oored the Pauamanian with
well directed left hook. He was
dowuei for the count of eight but
got up apparently unhur. Following
up his advantage. Eaplan rushed
L.ombardo to the ropes where lie de-
livered the finishing blow which
knocked out Lomhardo and oil but
sent him completely out of the ring
There was little clinching in the
fourth round. both men standing toe
to toe AMI swinging from all direc-
tions. landing telling blows.
l<ap;an. i'll missing a wild left.
slipped and fell to the floor but
L6mhardo walked over and picked
him up.
A viciously delivered LETT. we'll
timed. floored Lombardo Il moment
later for count of eight but he got
up Immediately and renewed the
struggle. Kaplan followed up his
advantage with another left. floor
ing Lombardo. lie WAS counted
out. The end came within ~ sec
onds of the close of the fourth
round.
Mike Dundee Of Rock Island
Ills, scored u spectacular victory
over Bobby Garcia of Camp Hola
bird, Md. in speedy j. round
semi-final match. Dundee won the
st eight rounds handily but tired
as the match waned and Garcia
growing strong, took the last four
Dundee's lead was too great, how
ever. and he was given the decision
Dundee came in at 125 81. Garcia
1T 1ot d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
PADDOCK AND
MURCHISON WILL
TOUR WORLD IN '25

New York, Dec. 1..-Charley Pad =
dock. famous California sprinter
who won the 1921 championships.
and Loren Murchlson OF Newark.
49,; national champion. will make
II seven months tour of the world
next year, giving exhibitions and
appearing In various national com
petitions.
pIans for the tour were disclosed
tonight by the Amateur Athletic
Union in announcing acceptance by
the yprintcrs af an invitation to visit
New Zealand In February. They
plan to sail from the Pacific coast
in January. stopping at Honolulu,
then going to New Zealand. Austria
LA. Japan aud continuing to Europe.
where they will appear in Germany
and Sweden, among other countries.
An invitation To visit Germany
wns sent Paddock and Murchison as
n, result OF the exhibitions they gave
there last summer after the Olym-
pies. The athletes plan to return TO
the United States early in August.
in time for the national champion
ships at San Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
Financial
NEW YORK MARKET
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York. Dec. IA sharp re-
Ncrsal I'm speculative sentiment took
place in today's stock market. which
shook OFT the rcaCtionary tendency
of the last few days and bounded
upward in response TO series of
favorable news developments. EN-
trcmc gains ran from ! To y points
With 81 issues attaining new peak
nriCcS FOR the year Prices bounded
upward from the start on the an
uounccment that no change in the
New York federal reserve re-dfs-
count rate was contemplated, the
demand being stimulated later by
the decision OF u special master i'll
favor ot the Consolidated Gas Com
many. holding the local 81 gas law
unconstitutional.
Van Sweringen stocks were again
buoyant in anticipation of the ap-
provat hy the Eric directors of the
proposed lease OF that road to the
new "Nickcl platc" system which
VAS announced after the market
closed nickel rlatc" common ad-
>anced nearly scfen points TO lco IA: /:
Pere Marquette common moved up
nearly i've points to Il: Chesapeake
and Ohio advanced nearly J l..
points tu aS Ii and Erie first and
second preferred each soil = -
points above yesterdays final quota
tions. all at new top prices for the
year.
Motors gave an excellent demon
stratiou OF group strength. Nash
Motors Jumped more than seven
points TO l92 Ia. while Maxwell Mo-
tor ~" White. Mack Trucks and
Jordan all broke through their pre-
vious 1924 high levels, buying of the
last named following publication of
reports that the years earnings will
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
Portland Candidates
Working Hard for
Stiff Seasons Slate

Portland, Dec. 12-Close to 2s can
didates answered the cali of Jimmy
Fitzpatrick for basketball men yes
terday afternoon at the Portland
High school. The results of the class
basketball games which have been
held in the last two days have great
" aided Fitzpatrick in getting a line
on the players and most of the men
who reported yesterday were the
players who best acquitted them
selves in the class struggles. The
task Chich Coach Fitzpatrick has
before him in rounding out even y
fair team is made more difficult b.
the fact that only one veteran re-
mains from last year.
Portland High school has it's as
ual hard schedule to play and u
great deal Of hustling viii have TO be
done before. the first game which
comes with Deering, Jan. g Morse
High again appears on a Portland
High basketball schedule after a
lapse, of several years. The frs;
game is at Bath and there is a re-
turn game at Portland. Deering is
played twice, and Bangor, Catholic
High. South Portland. Biddeford aud
Westbrook are also played twice. .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
WOuld-Be Hoop
Officials Are Given
Test at BOwdOin
Especial to Kennebec JournaD (

Brunswick, Dec. 1e.-Thirty candi-
dates for appointment as basketball Of
ficials under supervision of the centrai
board We're examined tonight at tne
Bowdoin College gymnasium by q con-
mittee of the western Maine Associa-
ton of Approved Basketball On1cials.
These officials met at Hotel Eagle Tor
a banquet anu business meeting.
Those present were President Viii
liam L. O'Connell of Portland. Secreta-
ry and Treasurer Allen Spear OF batn,
Coach Forest Myrick of Westbrook
Seminary, Coach r. A. Haines OIL Co
burn Classical Institute. Coach Howard
Flack OF Deering High. Athletic Direc-
tor George II. Ninal of Deering Hlgh'
William Skinner OF Lewiston. James
Hogan Of Westbrock, Coach Linwood
Kelley of Lewiston High. Woodbury.
Howe of Portland, Athletic Director
Roland Fl. Cobb of Bowdoin College,
Coach Carl Virgins of Bates College,
and Arthur Moulton of Bates College.
These officials voted that they wouIo
appoint officials this year to serve tem-
porarily in order that their work IN
actual games might be observed. II
satisfactory they will be given fuii
rating at the spring meeting or the
ASSOCIATION. selected teclHS tAohi 'AS
Sigma Nu and Theta Delta Phi frater-
mites played to give the central board
officials a chance to judge the work OF
the candidates. Each candidate ON
ciated two minutes as referee and two
minutes as umpire, during which Pc
riods ..ie players committed all sorts
of fouls in order to test the knowledge
of the candidates. The following were
approved: Theodore W. Beals Of Au-
burn, Meredith F. Berry of Bates Col
lege, Edward T. Moynahan of Colby
College. Everett Woodman of Bates
College, Victor Williams of Portland
IT. T. Young of Bowdoin College. James
McCroary of Colby College, Bartlett of
Eethei. Ray Thompson of Bates, john
ID. OConncll of Portland and Archibald
Fl. Hepworth of Bowdoin.
-Four candidates were given tempo
rary permission to act as officials
while under observation. They are J.
J. Talbert of Gardiner, Frank Il. Dorl
of Gates college. Leroy {. Luce OF Au-
lArn and Henry Hanson of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
COLLINS, AMERICAN
LEAGUE premier,
TO- MANAGE S0x

Chicago, Dec. 12.-Eddie Collins
premier second baseman OF the
American League, win manage the
Chicago White sox next year.
Announcement of his appointment
was made here last night from Pres
fdent Charles Comiskey, who was In
New York attending the major
league meeting. Collins will succeed
Johnny Evers, for whom he substi-
tuted for a month last. season during
Eyers' Illness. Collins will take the
helm of the White Sox at the be-
ginning of his 18th year I'm profess
sional baseball For several years
he has acted as field captain Of the
team which he joined nine years ago.
Evers may become a member of
the New York Giants, taking the
place of Coach Cozy Doian, who was
barred as a result of the scandal
before the last Worlds series, re-
ports here said. Eyers became man
ager OF the White fox last season
when the late Frank Chance was
prevented by illness from assuming
bis duties
The new manager Is 81 years old
and began his professional baseball
career with the Philadelphia Ath-
letIcs I'm 1906. under the name Kid
Sullivan, while a member OF the
team at Columbia University. He
has starred In six worlds series, four
with the Athletics and two with
Chicago.
lie was purchased from Philadel-
phia by Chicago In 1915 for a re-
puted SJO,UU. During the last 10
years 1t Is estimated he has been
paid close TO $4,000 In salaries and
1t Is understood he will he one OF
the highest paid managers in base
ball.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
Boston Produce Market
Boston, Dec. 1

Boston, Dec. -.
BEEI--thoice whole cattle no
Change from Dec. IL.
BCTTER-ENtras 43@4S!; nrs:s IS
CHEESt.-T'resh choice cSmaa3a:
first" 22Mo.J
CORNING. = yellow 1.45@1.4G; 40
@l44.
EGGS-Nearby hennery brown ex-
tras 40 1S: white and mixed extras
'6Sa II: western extras 65d66.
FLOCR-Sprins patents. 1o6-lb
sacks. special short 9,7JM10: stand
ard S.g0Ig.96.
TAY-No. , timothy oJG26!.
thanksgiving .1M2J.
OATS-Forty pounds 74M1a
PORK-Medium backs 35lmS7y,
POTATOES-(;rce !. Mountains TO
Lib per 100 pounds: sweets 5.J0MG
SUGAT&AmericGn Sugar Refinery
gnotes 80. cents in 100-barre1 lots
less > per cent. for cash.
VEAL-9ao0
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13

he about 50 a share with the cur
rent months earnings at nearly dou-
ble that rate.
! Public utilities again developed
several spectacular features. West
! Penn povvr aud Federal Light and
Traction each scared eight points
auve last nights closing figures TO
| new maximum quotations. aud then
, lost aout half their gain on profit
taking. American Water Works.
Consolidated Gas, Brooklyn Edison.
ana tan securities also sold AT
! prices not heretofore reached THIS
year
! standard ihduS'iies diSptaEcd
strong undertohe' AT thoug huAin=
was teiati'elF moderate III volume.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
Tentative Sport
Dates for Cornell

Ithaca. n. Y. Dec. 12--Four sched-
ules. including baseball, indoor track,
hockey and fencing. were announced
today following ratification by the
Cornell University athletic council.
AT the same time varsity letters
were awarded Is members of the foot
ball squad.
The schedules Include The following
games.
BASEBALL
May Dartmouth at ITHACA.
June 1S-Dartmouth. at Hanover.
JOCKEY
Jan. 1o-soston University at Ith-
Jan. 17-Mass AgriculturaT at Its.
AGA.
Jan. 24-Mass Tech at Ithaca.
INDOOR TRACK
Feb. 2s-Triangular meet Cornell.
Dartmouth and Harvard) at Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
M. CT. HoOpmen Are
Too Much for N. HI.
Team, Score 1915

Especial to The kennebec JournaD
Pittsfeld. Dec. 12.-The NJ. C. I.
basket ball outfit defeated the New
port High five in good, clean game
at Union hall Friday evening.
The summary:
NJ. c. j. 3j NEWPORT HIGH 15
Lancaster, II ........ If, Richardson
Seekins. IF ............ rf, Barrett
HodgkinS, ............ C, Folsom
'ooH1DS, Is ........... lg, savage
Day, re ............ rg. Miller
Substitutions: Humphrey for
Coombs. Louder for Seekins, J..
Barbour for Savage, Savage for Fol-
som, G. Barbour for J.. Barbour,
Frasier for Miller. Coombs for
Humphrey, Seekins for Louder, A.
MeAIichael for Day. b.. McNiichael
for Coombs, Shaw for A. McAlichaeI.
Goals from floor: Lancaster 4. Seek
ins .. Hodgkins j, Day /, Richard
son l. Barrett >, Folsom /, Savage
!. Miller !. F'rasier I. Goals from
fouls. Seekins =, Hodgkips l, Rich
ardson l. Referee, Stone of Bates.
Periods. four eights.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
LEGION BOWLS UP
HIGH TEAM TOTAL
IN WIN over C. MI

The standing OF the American Le-
gion. leaders In the city bowling
league. remained safe after the match
with the Central Maine Power Co.
crew when they took all four points
from that team in a match bowled at
tn the Y. N. c, A. alleys Friday eve
ming. Besides taking all four points
they piled up high team total of the
season with 1892 pins.
Lausier bowled three high strings.
taking high three-string total for his
teap with pinfail of 3s6. and high
single string OF III. Morton with 2Ss
and 1oI was high for the losers.
League Standir6:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13

Philadelphia. Dee. 12.--Eddie Col
Iins. who Yesterday was appointed
manager OF the Chicago American
League Baseball Club. said today he
would continue TO hold down his job
at second base until sonre kid beats
me out" for the position.
no, Iny playing days are not
over." said Collins. 81 will assume
the new duties as playing manager.
TO make winner out of The White
Sox may not be an easy job. but I'll
give 10 a battle
Collins. who lives In Lansdowne.
a suburb of This city. said his con-
tract called for one year. He was
n member OF the philadelphia Amer
leans famous 100000 inheld. which
helped the Athletics win four PEN
uGnts and three worlds champion
ships. lie has been a member OF
the White SoX since 1919.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
Free Rides May Go
Because Of Abuses

Warsaw, Nov, 24--tA. P. BY ", ",
Tile 444 depdiies and III senaw,' s.,'
all enjoy the privilege Of free -, ~ !,
on Polish railways. In this.ws1.,s s.,s
good part OF the time of Polish = III II
ties 10 spent in trips all ost os,.,t
country having no relation Nhs
to legislative duties. ..sa
Objections having been rakM
parliament to the. privilege, tn &
slieved that Poland viii eycntus.sg', AZ
low free passage Of members o..s 49,
liannent only when they are p..,sst
Ing to or coming from the 'c~s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
SKY LAW" ADVERTISE,
MENT -

Application having been made to the
Banking Department by the following
named persons to be registered as q
Dealer in Securities under the pro-
visions of Chap. l44. Sec. 1s3-I35. In
legal notice is hereby given and any
person may. within two weeks from
the date of this publica ton. file OBJ
lection to the proposed registration.
with the Banking Department.
Name Business Address
Aden ]. keele. Park Square BLDG.
Boston, Mass
FRED r. LAWRENCE.
6ank Commissioner.
Augusta, Maine, Dec. IL, 1924.
decisd1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
Somerset Pinmen
Lick AndrOscoggin
Bowling Quintet

Somerset took three out of four
points III their match with the Andro-
scoggin pinmen in the State House
League bowling at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Friday. Newdick was high for the
winners with a three string total of
273 and Hanson with q high single
string of 100. Summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13

months advanced or covering ana COM
mission house buying. Final prices
We're six points lower TO three net
higher DECEMBER 3.S3, March 20.
May 3.0t, J,!fy 3.l1.
Trading in refined sugar continued
light with prices unchanged at rs TO
1.G0 for fine granuiated.
Refined futures were nominal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
SPORT TABLOIDS

New York, Dec. 12.--James J. Tier
ney, secretary OF the New York No
tional League baseball club. announc,l
today THAI the Giants have stlectt'
Sarasota. Fla. again this year ID
spring training.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
CONY HOOpS1ERs
SPRING SURPRISE
IN INITIAL SH0|

Jimmie Comedians young ,r~.
Of Cony basketball aspirants ana.,s
both games with. the Alumni ,,,.
Friday evening at Assembly han !,
ter an exposition Of the CANA a
was a revelation for first psrt,s.
ances of the season. The boys ~
was won by a: score Il 81 10 a.
only eight substitutes were M.
while the girls took their alumn, !.
ponents over by q % to Il scors ~ y,
used 10 substitutes. The list az 80
substitutes after the game read M
a census Of the city.
N Coach Comedian, had promisea n.
charges that they would get a ch.ss
at the game before the evening N.
over rs he wanted TO see What ~.
could do and he was true to his rn's
Especially in the girls game were M
substitutions frequent. in fact N
much so that time" had to be cSns,
to let the scorer get them all dow,
The boys game was fast snam1
one and the Cony boys had 10 sh.,l
some good basketball to win fms|
their opponents who were all forme|
Cony starr. The passing game Of M
Cony quintet was especially no;ssl|
and although they have had M, h
tie practice thus far they are alreSs|
beginning to show the results ~ N.
special training they are receiyIn,|
, under Coach Comedian. n,riur I'M
first period the score was close At M
tines. with both teams taking MI
lead at intervals and the half entr
with the Cony team ahead on ID
to Is score. In the second half Coa,|
took the lead and held it for the l,.l
ma lcr Of the game.
The girls game was also hs|
one. The alumni girls put up a s,f|
6ght and made the Cory team ewN|
itself to win. The work Of Manats
Oleua Moulton at forward wss pt|
ticularly noteworthy and from ind
cations she should make one Of ,A,l
fastest forwards In the state Nhl
year. Both sides exhibited sou,|
clever playing thate brought fort !
much applause from the crowd Il
spectators.
The lineupS werc:
CONY BOIS ALUMNI
Stiles IF ..............,lb III knowlsl
Overlook, Fletcher
Burns, II RIB Hall
Devine ............. .'.'.c PoWl
Plummer
I...pidus rb ............. II WinsOs|
Fillmore. Brown. Nickless
Clement lb .....'.... ri McCourtnU|
Mo- ley
Score Cony 81. Alumni 2e. Gas|
from floor Burns 5. Stiles 3, Poor n
Devipe y, I.apiius ., Clements Over
lock .. McCourtney =, Wiuslow i
Fletcher /. Goals from fouls, Burwl
.. Poor 5. Winslow 3. Hall >. Ausii|
I. Stiles I. I.apidus |. McConrtney u
Referee Adams. Scorer GrGegcir|
Timer Taylor. Time A-eight min
periods.
CONY GIRLS ALUMNI GRIN
Moulton IF. f.............,,.lh lh in|
. Hunt II. .rb HopElNY
cetChell a.. e NauEAl
! kinSman sc ...........sc sc huS'tl
Uurd lb. IN batcheldtl
Herrick lb .....-..........r ...rf B,sl
The sub1tutions were. for Ccp|
forwards, Sawtelle., LeuChter, Mtinl
. Hanks. Jackson. Barker; jump ctnl
ter. fillmore: side CO nter. Nicklts|
Milton. Baker: guards, Prisn
Thorne, Mcguire. Jones. Conjd|
Marble. McKenney. Gagnon. YounG|
for Alumni. Mason at center.
Sco"e-Cony %: Alumni II. Goah
from floor. Moulton q. Best 4. lIuhl
=. Hussey =. Hanks. !. Batchelder \
Goals from fouls. Moulton ]. Rel
fierce. Jones. Scorer. GreEoirl
Timer Taylor. Time, 4 eight minUd
periods.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13

More gold was shipped abroad to-
day. s500.009 to India by Goldman
Sache and Company. and $500,00 10
Holland by the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. the latter represent
ing a direct exchange transaction.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13

Heavy smelling steel was quoted
at $3.50 TO s13 a ton in the Chicago
district today. an increase OF 25
cents and the years peak price for
this grade.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13

The government will withdraw So
100000 from federal reserve banks in
this district December Is.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13

State College. Pa. bee. l:.-hr
state football letter meu today rtel.c'
ed B. q. Gray, veteran center. to eiF
tain the Nittany eleven next yHl
Chosen to lead the 1924 team In h
juniorSear. Gray is the only Penn s,i'
football player OF recent years 10 h
lon0red with reelection.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
Wall Street Briefs

Every indication points to record
railroad year in 1925, Robert s. Low
ett. chairman of the board Of the
Union Pacific. said today on the eve
OF his departure for California TO
spend the winter in studying rail-
road consultations and valuations.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13
Kapan Climbs Notch Towards Goal in K O. OF lombard
.Wald0-Knox Bowling
League Cancels Slate
Belfast Wins 8 Out of 8

Especial to the ksnnebec JournaD
Belfast. Dec. ia.-Beifast won the
eighth ont of nine matches rolled in
the waldo-knox bowling league Of
which Rock.and. rnomaston. Cam
den and Belfast were the Tour cor
ners, and no more games VIII We
rolled this season. The league was
started a.. little latc for PLEASANT
transportation and games were
scheduled to Jan. LIST. but it has been
decided not 10 play any mo'e this
winter! Belfast lost but one match,
that a week ago TO Camden. The
game last night was won by 116 pins
with grand totals OF 1853 to 2S0I.
The. tally:
BELFAST
Hubbard 81. 1O7. 113. 9S. 1913
Cole .96, 1OJ, 81. 110. 91-4S3'
French 81, 1O2, 81. "a. 1t4-41S
O. staples. 93, Sc. 96. 80. 93-466
Boynton ). SIS, 1O3. 102, 100, S9-419
Grand tota, a4as
CAMDEN
Hooper 96. 50. 81. S3. 102-443
Hammond -. 93, 50. SO. 81. 9.-44I
Whalen 96. 9S, 20, "a, 97-459
Freeman -. 80, 81, 50, 100. 113-470
Grover 81. Sc. 81. 126. S4-4S5
Erand tota, o3O7
Following, this match a ten-string
match was rolled by Staples and
Phillips of Belfast which was
watched by an interested gallery.
The tally
staples-s7, los, 131. 1O2. ia, 93,
1O3, 100. 10S. 12S. Total. 1853.
Phillip-SS, 81, 81. 80. 10T, 115,
Sc o. 11l. 81 Total 0lM
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13

Gross business and profits OF Tie
Certain -teed Products Company. i,
1924. are expected TO he larger than
in any previous year. Unhlied orders
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. IL
stranger" Lewis, worlds mL
weight wrestling champion, was -. ~.
ed with damage suit here last ny, nss
after his victory over Hassan o''iI
The suit. for $16.1S0. alleged tnG ..,
II. Padgett. garage mechanic Of ~,
rado Springs, Col. was pcrrnaD.]s y
disabled when struck by Lewis nv
car Aug. 1. 1899.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-12-13

Chicago, Dec. 12.-cIarenc. "BdsI1
Ovens. American League umpire on
BIZ Guthrie. Pacific Coast League o.
bitter. have opened q floral shop In Chp
Cages business district which iSi
wAl run as a side line to their work q
the diamond.