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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-20
Miss COllett Fails
To Shine in Start
Golf Play at TrOOn

Troon, Scotland, May 19.-(AP)-
Miss Glenna Collett, former American
champion, made a mediocre start in
the British ladies' open golf champion
ship this morning, but after 10 holes
of nervousness and hard struggling to
hold the title lead of / up over the
Welsh champion, Miss NJ. r. Cox, she
snapped into a superb stretch of shot
making with birdie three at the 18th,
and then piled up par after par until
she had attained victory by five holes
up and three to play.
Tomorrow morning in the third
round of the championship Miss Col
lett meets her supreme test with Miss
Joyce Wethered, the title holder, as an
opponent. Because of the slackness Of
Miss Collects play for the first 10
holes this morning hardly any Briton
can be found who will concede the
American has much chance to over
throw the champion tomorrow. Odds of
to l and better were placed on Miss
Wethered this afternoon.
Tonight Miss Collett alone of the
three Americans who entered the
championship survives into the third
round. Miss Ellison of Boston played
badly all the way today and was beat
en- up and 1 to play by Miss Allen,
who performed only we'll enough to
win. Both players constantly were in
the bunkers or other difficulties and
their cards carried a large number of
skies and seyenS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-20
COBURN wins
POOR EXHIBITION
OVER LYNN TEAM
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Waterville, May 19.-In game re-
plete with errors and poor baseball in
general, Coburn won out over the Lynn
General Electrical school team here
today. Coburn led all through the
game but the visitors threatened to
tie up the score in the seventh and
again in the ninth.
Simmons, on the mound for Coburn,
pitched good ball up to the seventh,
when errors by his teammates and
collection of hits Melted the Lynn team
four runs. A brilliant double play,
Norbury to Khoury to Shanahan, stop
ped the rally. The Coburn team was
very cratic at times. The infield did
not work fast and lost runners by slow
fielding. The Lynn team appeared to
be tired from the long hours of travel
from Massachusetts and did not have
any extra energy to speak of.
khoury pulled the feature play of
the game when he leaped high in the
air to pull down line drive from the
bat of Chadderton in the sixth inning.
Weston featured at bat with two dou-
bles and pretty sacrifice that was
instrumental in scoring a run on the
squeeze play. Nutrux was the hitting
star for Lynn. He hit the ball hard
and garnered two hits.
The summary:
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RECORD CROWD
IS INDICATED TO
SEE NURMI RACE

Boston, May 19.-(AP)-More
applications for tickets to see Paavo
Nurmis attempt to lower the worlds
record for the mile run on the Har-
ward Stadium track next Friday
have been received by Fred Moore,
graduate treasurer of Harvard ath-
letics, than for any other contest
within his memory. including foot
ball, he announced last night at a
meeting of the committee arranging
Tor the race. The race will be free,
however. and the stadium will be
thrown open until it is filed, he said.
At Nurmi's request, the commit
tee decided to limit the field to three
man and to make the race a scratch
and not handicap affair. AS LLOYD
Hahn. Boston Athletic Association
runner who was scheduled to COM
pete Is not in good condition it is
reported that. the starters will be
chosen from Jimmy Connolly of Wo-
burn and Georgetown; Bill Dooley,
Huntington schoolboy star, and
johnny 1osero of the Boston Y. NJ.
Z. A. 1t was also decided to run the
race four laps, with eight turns.
rather than start the first lap on the
20 yard straight away. The track
has been measured and is only eight
inches over the distance it was an
nounced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-20
y Colleges to
Compete in N. E.
Track Meet Sat.

Cambridge. Mass, May 19.-(AP)-
TWENTY-FIVE colleges have entered the
New England intercollegiate track and
held championships to be held at Tech
Field here Friday and Saturday. and
individuals who will compete include
seven 1924 winners and another who
Tied for title last year. Boston Col
lege, Which won the 1924 meet with a
total of 81 points. places in the field
this year men who carried Off 1s of
last years counters.
Williams. which tied Bowdoin for
second place in the 1924 meet with 301
points, sends back this year the win
ners of 81 Of these. Technology will
have athletes who won ia points last
May, and other hold-overs are Colby
D, Amherst II, Maine 4, Brown 4, wes
leyan 3. Boston University 5, Holy
Cross 2, Mass. Aggies and New
Hampshire 1.
Champions who will endeavor TO re-
peat are Capt. Bob Foster of Bowdoin
In the sso-yard event; Tom Cavanaugh
Of Boston College in the mile; George
Lermond of Boston College in the two
miles; Wellington (Duke) Charles of
boWdoin in the shot and discus: Can
attn Garvin Drew of Technology in
the hammer; Harold Littlefield of
Bowdoin in the low hurdles; and Rhilip
Shumway of Williams, who last YEAR
tied Clarence Flahive of Boston Col
lege in the high jump.
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The Babe Recovered Says Rang Join Toterng Yankees
FIRST GAME IN AUGUSTA TWILIGHT
BASEBALL LEAGUE, MONDAY, JUNE

William Condor was elected presi-
dent Of the Augusta Y. NJ. c. A. Twi-
light Baseball League. George Beck
EFT, vice president and Harlan S.
Kennedy secretary and treasurer,
Tuesday evening at an organization
meeting which was held at the Y.
M. c.. A. building. These officers
were elected by the governing COM
mittee at the close of the general
committee meeting, which consisted
of these three and Robert B. Will
hanson, the other member of the
governing committee with the man
ayers of the six teams.
During the general committee
meeting the constitution was dis
cussed and adopted and arrange
ments were made for the first few
games. The opening game will be
played on Monday, June 1, between
the State House and Cushnoc Paper
Co. Games will be played every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
starting promptly at SIS o'clock.
The other games for the first week
will be, Wednesday, Gannetts VS..
American Legion; Friday, Vickery &
Hill VS.. Calumet Club. Games will
be played at Ruel Williams field.
A full schedule of games will be
arranged which will be divided into
two rounds of fifteen games each. If
it should happen that the same team
should not win both rounds, the two
winning teams will play a series of
games, the winner of three out of
five games to be declared the win
Ier of the league.
Among the provisions Of the con-
stitution is one which will meet with
the approval of the fans. That is
that there will be no postponement
of games with the exception of
those held up by rain. The consti-
tuition also states the rules for the
eligibility of players, the duties of
the governing committee and many
other necessary points to be consid-
cred. No season tickets will be sold
this year.
A meeting of the governing COM
mittee will be held on Thursday af-
ternoon to determine the eligibility
of the players on the lists submitted
by the managers OF the teams, to
arrange for the umpires. and the re-
mainder of the schedule.
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JOHNSON SHINES AS
SENATORS COP AGAIN

Cleveland, May 10. - (AP)-
Washington rallied in the ninth in
ming and defeated Cleveland 4 to 3.
Walter Johnson, pinch hitting for
Pitcher Ogden, put the ball over the
right field fence, Adams pinch run
ner for Ruel, scoring ahead of him.
Until this inning Shaute, had
pitched excellent ball and had two
strikes on Johnson when he made
his hit, the first home run ever made
over the right field fence here by a
right hand batter. The score:
Washington:
90 OOOO1 ID so
Cleveland:
0 00O1 O-3-13-O
CovelesSiie. Mogridge, Marberry,
Ogden, Russell and Ruel; Shaute
and Wyatt.
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Brunswick Golf
Club Elects Officers
For Coming Year
Especial to Kennebec Jour-

Especial to kennebec JournaD
Brunswick, May 19-The Bruins
wick Golf club held it's annual meet
ing tonight, at which officers were
elected for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: President. Norman G. Smith;
secretary, Joseph McKeen; treasurer,
Benjamin l.. Furnish; governing
board, Pres. X. NJ. c. Stills, Capt.
Scion e. Turner Hiram A. Weber,
Ralph =. Bodwell: house and social
committee, Miss Ellen Baxter, Ellis
L. Aldrich, Miss Isabelle F'orsaith,
Prof. Frederick W. Brown, Mrs. Jo-
seph McKeen, Mrs. j. l.. Baxter
Mrs. Paul Laidley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur 3. Johnson, Mrs. Charles A.
Gilman: tournament committee, John
l.. Baxter, Edgar S. Catlin. William
III. Farrar. Samuel F'orsaith, Charles
Sadler, Mrs. G. Allen Howes, Miss
Emily Baxter
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Norwich University
X. O. T. C.. Champions

Northfield, VT, May 19.-(AP)-The
X. O, T. c. rife championship among
colleges throughout the United States
mas been won by Norwich University
1t was learned here today through re-
ports received from the war depart
ment. The Norwich marksmen shot a
total of 7S49 out of a possible 5000 in
the national competition. More than
80 colleges in all parts Of the country
took part in the shoot
George Washington University came
second with mark of $780, and other
nigh scorers were: Boston University,
1885; Minnesota. 1919: Syracuse, 7774;
and Pennsylvania, 1887. Last year the
championship was won by Minnesota
with score of 1895.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-20

one lump to player of nearly 40 years
later. Nap Rucker, powerful lefthand-
er who had passed his zenith a decade
ago, never drew more than $4,000 for
a years work. Vance receives $4,000
for three years
Bad Bill Dahlen. marvel of the
short field, and Blackjack" Burdock
OF second basing fame, accompanied
DAILY in this visit to the ball park and
all joined in the parade from the flag
pole to the players bench, led by Com
missioner Lands and President Heyd-
Ter Of the National League.
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Ruth Practices
Hitting HOmers in
Stadium Practice

New York, May 19.-(AP)-Though
loss of weight and pallid face betrayed
his six weeks illness, Babe Ruth. the
invalid, Unexpectedly motored to Yam
kee Stadium today and ratified long
drives into the right field bleachers to
prove that he still is Babe Ruth the
batting king.
Organizing group of stadium work
men and reporters into defending
team, the home run champion laced
ball after ball into the distant stands.
At the close of the practice, Ruth, his
face wreathed in smiles of satisfac-
ton, declared he was ready and "rar-
ing to Co." and that in a few days
more he would set out to pick I'D the
trail of the limping Yankees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-20

Cubs won by to 2. Nehf's downfall
came as the Giants were coasting
along on a two run lead and the
Cubs, getting to the front, stayed
there. Score:
Chicago :. 0 0 0 5 1 % 0 0-8;1b, 0
New York ! 0 OF 0 0 0 o.; $50
Guterman, Bush and Hartnett:
Nehf. Huntzinger, Dean and Snyder
Hartley.
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TIGERS HIT BACK
AND TRIM YANKS It's

Detroit. May 19.-(AP)-Detroit
punched hits behind passes by Jones
and defeated the New York Yankees
here today IL to 5. In the sixth in
ming the Tigers scored five runs,
mixing their hits with four passes is
sued by Jones. Blue, Tigers first
baseman, knocked out a homer in
the seventh, after two men had been
walked. The score:
New York:
o. 5000 O. SOL
Detroit:
0 zoos Al x-11-1o-o
Jones, Johnson and Schang;
Doyle, Wells, Cole and Bassler.
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JOE BUSH STEhDIES DOWN And
BROWNS HAND WHIPPING TO SOX

st. Louis, May 19-(AP)-Joe
Bush pitched we'll and the st. Louis
Browns defeated the Boston Red Sox
today to 2 in the final game of the
series.
Red Sox wrenched his shoulder and
was forced to retire when he ran in
to a pavilion in endeavoring to field
Sisters triple in the third inning. 1t
was the oath consecutive game in
which Sisler had hit safely. The
score:
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DazZy Vance Gets
$1,000 for Being
Most Valuable Man

New York, May 19.-(AP)-Oldtim
ers stood by at Ebbetts Field while
modern baseball presented to Dazzy
vance, greatest of the 1924 pitchers,
$1,000 and medal for being the most
valuable player in the National League
last season.
Tom DAILY, Brooklyns first catcher
In the league, was among those who
saw an amount approximating the SAL
aries Of the old days turned over in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-20
ROBINS MAKE HITS
COUNT FOR 9-5 win

Brooklyn, May 19-Timely hits
gave Brooklyn a 9 to victory over
Pittsburg in a gold jubilee game to-
day. In the second inning. the Dod-
gers punched four hits and with the
aid of a hit batsman and an error
by Carey, they scored five runs
which overcame a two run lead of
the Pirates. Score:
Pittsburg L 0 0 1 o I 0-5:1 1874
Brooklyn 1 0 0 1 $4,000
Morrison, Cullonton, Songer and
Smith; Ehrhardt and Taylor.
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CHiS0x BUNCH HITS
AND DEFEAT MACKS

Chicago, May 19.-(AP)-Lyons
was in fine form today and had the
visitors helpless until the ninth in
ming while his teammates punched
hits off Rommell and took the final
game of the series to 3. Bing Mil
ler's home run smash in the ninth
inning with two men on base saved
Philadelphia from it's first shutout of
the season. The batting of Davis
and Shelley and the fielding of Davis
and Dykes were features. The score
Philadelphia:
5000 900 $3.50
Chicago:
90 1 1 0 O 90 x-4-S-1
Rommell, Walberg, Andrews and
Cochrane, Perkins, Lyons and
Schalk.
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PILLS EVEN COUNT
WITH CARDINALS, ga

Philadelphia, May 19-Philadelphia
evened the series with st. Louis
here today by winning the second
game, 8 to 4. Haines was driven
from the box in the fourth when the
Phillies tailed five runs, four OF
which crossed the plate on Harper's
homer, with the bases full. The
score:
st. Louis. L 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0-4;11;2
Philadelphia
Oils 0 1 o 0 Ks 1871
Haines, Dyer and Schmidt; Mitch
ell and Wilson.
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TWO base hits Carlyle, Bush ?,
Robertson. SEVERED. Three base hit
Sisler. Home runs McMapus, ia
cobson, Todt, Boone. Stolen bases.
Robertson. Sacrifices X. Williams
Double plays McManus. Gerber and
Sisler. Left on base Boston z, ST.
Louis s. Base on balls off Fuhr 2,
Bush 2. Struck out by Quinn 1. Hits
off Quinn s in 6; Fuhr in 2. Los
ing pitcher Quinn. Umpires Dineen.
Ormsby and MCGOWAN. Time 1.49
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K. 0. Liberty Takes
Licking in Bout
At Portland Arena
Especial to kennebec JournaD

(Speclal to kennebec JournaD
Portland, May 19-Nick Madonna
of New Bedford outpointed X. o..
Liberty of Lewiston in the main
bout at the Arena tonight while
forcing the action most of the way.
Young Drew of Biddeford gave AL
Chase a bad licking in the semi
final. Happy Marston defeated Young
ireland, Wilder Burke defeated
Young Lavallee of Biddeford and
Mike Marier of Westbrook shaded
Pep Davidson.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Albany 2; s.; O. Bridgeport s; 70;
Springfield S; Z; 0. Pittsfield 8; q;
Hartford IS; "a; 2. Worcester TO-;
IA; 1.
Waterbury 2; 9; 1. New Haven s.:
Z; 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-20

z-Batted for Barnes in 9th.
Cincinnati :. @ 0 90 / 0 1 1 Al
Boston .......O Of 90 1 90 Is
Two base hits E. Smith, Burrus,
Walker, Welsh. Sacrifices, Dresser.
Bressler, Bohne. Luque. Double
plays Bohne to Critz to Bressler (2) !:
Bancroft to r. Smith to Burrus. Left
on base Cincinnati -; Boston Z.
Base on balls off Luque 2; Barnes
4. Struck out by Luque 4: Barnes 2.
Umpires Sweeney, O'Day, Pfirman.
Time 200.
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REDS BACK UP LUQUE AND take
ITO 3 GAME FROM THE BRAVES

Boston, May 19.-Cincinnati
came out of itc five game slump this
afternoon to bounce the Boston
Braves Z to 3 behind Luque's strong
pitching. Barnes weakened in the
last three innings, when the Reds
scored six of their runs. In the
first four innings four of the Reds
were retired at third base or nome.
The score:
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Three-base hit, Chadderton. Two
base hits, Weston .. d. Simmons,
Druehl, Norbury, Smith. Stolen bases,
Shanahan, Ross, Weston. Struck out,
by Safstron 5, by Simmons 4. Double
play, Norbury to Khoury to Shanahan.
Hit by pitched ball, by Simmons,
Booth. Passed ball, Druehl Base on
balls, off Simmons 6, off Safstron 1.
Sacrifice hits, Weston, Martoski 2. UNI
pires. MARI and Millett. Time, $50.
Attendance, 200.
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NEHF IS BUMPED
AND CUBS win, 81

New York. MAJ 19-(AP)-Art
Nehf was knocked out of the box in
the fourth inning today and the
Giants winning streak of eight
straight games was shattered as the
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SPORT BRIEFS

(By the Associated Press
The Brooklyn Robins toaay
brate the golden jubilee OF tns
tional League. Dazzy vance nas
duty of accepting from Commlsss
err Lands a check for sivVv az
medal as the most valuable pay"
the circuit last year.
Tom Gibbons deserted nls ssy
tic City training camp for a. =
second Sammy Mandell IN enf III
York lightweight eliminauohs :. "a
tournament last night but a y
cised in a gym before the hs'
A new star wrinkles in the
armament today. The sev,s byb
for thirty six holes turned u chaI
gene V. Holmans, Jr, o. s,ic d
school in the eastern scholass aeaa
tournament at Apawamis ~ ii
an eagle two as the resuH !"
ing a $50 yard pitch.
Heroes of other days on ln ns,iBI
letic field will return 10 co bebI
on Saturday in a New ioi ana II
meet when Pat McDonaia nlyplI
McGrath. policemen and nj ~,Ig5
weight champions, huri uA'
again.
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AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago a; Philadelphia 3.
st. Louis 8; Boston 2.
Washington a; Cleveland 3.
Detroit II; New York 5.
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Paris, May 19-(AP)-Jack De4 4
sey and his bride who was miss
telle Taylor arrived here TO-DAY ~
London. NJ
It was generally reported
Dempsey took the count from
English channel and suffered
seasickness during rough pass'''
Dempsey would not admit u
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JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Lewiston and Edward .rs..,.
SEND a strong aggregation ~
10 the Colby lnterscholastic = r, ,uaa !!
coming Saturday. Confiict;nn,eet I
does with the Bowdoin meet = y !
same day, the two Twin-tow.o ~
nave selected the Colby n,es. "a
ing SO eliminating the site "
school competition. Both taas y
meet. sn al U
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SPORT TABLOIDS

New York, May 19--(AP)-Ioss|
Lee of Boston was reelected prs,
dent of the Playground and Recd
ton Association of America at
annual meeting today. Mr.. Lei
known as the father Of the ph|
ground movement" K
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
and GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 2; Boston 3.
Chicago 8; New York 2.
Brooklyn 9; Pittsburgh 5.
Philadelphia 8; St. Louis 4.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City Is. Reading 10.
Providence 10, Baltimore 5.
Rochester II. Buffalo s.
Syracuse 4, Toronto S.
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In stroke or medal competition, a
ball may be lifted may be lifted from
where it lies and placed behind. or as
near as possible to it's former lie, but
not nearer the hole. The penalty
for lifting a ball under these condi-
lions is two strokes. In match play,
a ball may be lifted from an unpay-
able spot from which it was played,
adding one penalty stroke to the
score for the hole. In this latter case,
however, the ball must be dropped
not placed.
Copyright, 1925. Associated Editors,
Incl.
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COLLEGE GAMES

Cambridge, Mass.-Harvard 8,
Williams l.
Kingston, r. Brown IL, Rhode
Island State 3.
Burlington, Vt.-vermont Z, st.
Francis /.
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Lynn Electric will be the Ian.
for the Hebron batsmen Thursd
while on Saturday they face \
Knowles and the Kent's Hill su
gers.
General Electric has in the "a
furnished the Maine school boy cid
plenty of competition, and
question mark adorns the 'lost d
won space" The Hilltoppers are |
favorites tn take the Hebronites b
camp. If by some lucky break, 4
Hebron sluggers can reach Knowl
then the boys from the 0xd
school may pull a surprise as Hebr|
has a slightly better fielding Ted
than Kent's Hill.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Washington at Detroit.
philadelphia at St. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
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AS the result of an invests.
by Hebron authorities. in thu ssu|
GRANGE of clean and fair sth ~
Hebron, Bridgton and Rriss|
Academy are hard hit by ins,,ss
for the Bowdoin meet Saturdav N
bron undertook the invass,,. \
voluntarily and as consenneness !. \
of her stellar athletes will ha ~.
Charlie Major of Coburn tbs \
sational jumper is among ths n
The loss of her best trackmen =.
the dashing of Hebron,s ~
against the wall as they were
mainstays at the Uniyersi,v
Maine meet, which they won
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee-Ka City no sche-
duled.
Toledo 9, Columbus 2.
indianapolis /, Louisville 2.
st. Paul, Minneapolis 9.
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BOSTON

X-batted for Quinn in 18th.
Xx-batted for Fuhr in Sth.
ST. LOUIS
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The Jersey City team is clin,iI
to Buck" Gaudette like an ink n
to a white shirt. The club has N
many offers for the snappy M
player but they are determined
keep him in their own camp. Il
predicted that he will lift the n
league soon and anyway he viii
Lewiston has its say for they \
back Of him one hundred perc1
strong.