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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-24
p. c. r. s; Easterns q

Great Works, Aug. 22-Penobscot
Chemical Fibre won from the East
ems. to 4, in a snappy game here
this afternoon. The Easterns landed
hard on Manfred at the start.
punching hits and had 4 to 2 lead
until Captain Martin put the ball
over the fence with a man ahead of
him and tied up the game in the
fifth.
Manfred frightened and held the
Easterns hitless for the rest of the
game, while P. c. F. scored the win
ming run in the seventh on a walk,
sacrifice and hit by Mackley. Fast
fielding saved both pitchers consid-
cradle trouble. the p. C. F. outfeld
turning in some sensational stunts.
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White and Kicker
Golf Winners
At ROckland Fete

Rockland, Aug. 22.-On the
Rockland Country Club course this
afternoon, Fernald White, amateur
golf champion of Maine, teaming
with Hiram Kicker. Jr., of Poland
Spring, defeated l.. f. Wardwell and
Ernest w. Newman of New York .
and . in best ball match. All but
three holes were halved, and these
three White won. thus. in reality.
winning the match. The best ball
score for White and Kicker was III
on a par 20 course. while their OPP
ponents had II. The exhibition was
Il part of the Country Club fete and
attracted large gallery, who were
enthusiastic over the play of the four
best golfers ever seen on the local
course in one match.
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INDIANS AGAIN
NOSE OUT YANKEES

Cleveland, Aug. 23-(AP)-For the
third successive day, Cleveland de-
feated New York by run today, the
scoring being to 6. Both Shocker
and Karr. who started the game,
were knocked out of the box. Specie,
who replaced Karr. did not allow a
man to reach first. Pennock was
also effective until the ninth when
J. Sewell reached third when Combs
let his single go through him. Burns
was passed purposely and with
Spurgeon at bat, a wild pitch scored
Sewell.
Ruth made his 14th home run Ct
the year, Karr being the pitcher.
Score:
New York 80 90 O1 2 0 o. SO
Cleveland 003 o 3 0 0 1-7-11-2
Shocker. Pennock and Bengough;
Karr, Specie and l.. Sewell.
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TOgus Canters
To Easy Victory
Over Bingham, 81
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
aAogus, Aug. 23-Togus defeated
Bingham here Sunday to 1. Perry
was on the mound for Togus and
kept his hits well scattered and was
well supported Gray was hit hard
in the fourth and fifth innings and
did not get the good support he should
have had at critical times. Cole
made flying catch and for the Wis
itors Russell and Hunnewell got flies
after hard runs. Togus turned in two
double plays and the visitors got
three
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THERE
AND SENATORS WIN

Detroit, Aug. 23-(AP)-Alex Fer
guson, Boston and New York cast
off, held Detroit to four hits and
Washington won todays game, to
4. A home run by Stanley Harris in
the seventh scoring Ferguson and
Rice gave Washington the runs that
were the margin of it's victory.
After holding Detroit to two hits
up to the ninth Ferguson faltered,
allowing two hits and passing two
men. Marberry, who relieved him,
pitched one ball, Rigney driving it
to Rice in deep right for the last
putout of the game. Score:
Washington 0 0 2 0 0 1 20 0-6-7-0
Detroit -. 0 / 90 90 0 2--4-4-2
Ferguson, Marberry and SEVERED;
Holloway, Collins and Bassler.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus IL; Milwaukee II. (first
game;) Columbus ]; Milwaukee .,
(second game.)
Indianapolis 3; st. Paul ., 10 In
nings (first game;) Indianapolis 2:
st. Paul ,, 10 innings, Second
game.)
Louisville 4; Minneapolis 6, (first
game0 Louisville 2; Minneapolis ..
(second game:) called account six
o'clock Sunday law.
Toledo A. Kansas City Z, (first
game0 Toledo 6; Kansas City 4.
(second game.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-24
SINGLE G TO
RACENORTHERN
maine FAIR
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JOurnaD
Pressure Isle, Aug. 23.-Single G.
1853 IL 1.-The horse which time for
got" who beat Margaret Dillon at
Cleveland Saturday will be shipped
direct to Presque Isle, arriving here
the latter part of the week with his
owner, w. G.. Barefoot and driver
Ed Allen. He will start at the
Northern Maine fair which opens
Sept. 1 either in a match with john
r. Braden, 2.02 3-4 or in free-for-
all with Braden, Jackson Grattan,
2.01 81 and Dan Hedgewood 2.O4 If
The exact date and arrangements
have not been settled.
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Wilton 4; Rridaton 8

Wilton, Aug. % = Rollo Films
three passes today spelled the differ
ence between victory and defeat in
a pitchers duel with Godfrey and
Wilton won from Bridgton by to 8.
Both mound aces were alright, Finn
allowing one less hit than his oppcii-
ent. Davenport and Sanborn gath
cred the only extra base hits of the
day, each knocking out a two bag
ger. Godfrey struck out 10 and
Finn nine.
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Runs made by Cowette,, Perry,
Clougli, Dostie 2. Two base hits,
Dostie, Corvette Stolen bases, E.
Bilodean Clough. Dionne. Corvette 2.
Laney 4, Baltic York 8. Sacrifice
hits, Dionne, A. Bilodeau. Left on
bases, Somerset Shoe 10 Information
ais 6. First base on errcrs a each.
Base on balls, off Taylor 6 off Gee ].
Hits off Gee 5, off Taylor 8. Struck
out, by Gee -, by Taylor 3. Winning
pitcher, Gee. Losing pitcher. Tay-
lor. Wild pitches, Taylor. EMPIRES,
Stevens and Davis.
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Lewiston 10, Rockland 2

Lewiston, Aug. 22.-The local club
had an easy time defeating Rockland
here today, 10 to 2. Aube, Catholic
High twirler, was taken from the
mound after the LA outfit had
showed eight runs across in five in
nings. Wolfe, former Brown player,
relieved him, and held the winners
fairly well. Ragged playing behind
Aube assisted in his downfall. The
hitting of Davidson and the fielding
of Dimlick featured, Twelve hundred
saw the game.
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PepperelI Textile Wins

Biddeford, Aug. 22-The Pepperell
Textile baseball team won it's third
and deciding game in the series with
Ipswich, Mass, nine when this aft
ernoon the local aggregation handed
their opponents a s to 2 defect in
the contest played at Prospect Park
and witnessed by a crowd of about
1900.
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Sanford 5, Taunton 8

Sanford, Aug. 22.-Mitchell of
Sanford held the Taunton, Mass, ag-
gregation of ball tossers to six hits
today, while his teammates banged
out II, one homer by Smith, and
copied by to 3.
Goodalrs scores came after Taun-
ton had grabbed one run margin
in the second. The fourth saw San
ford deadlock at one all and in the
next stanza put the game on ice with
three tallies. Another in the sixth
was gathered for good measure.
Taunton in their half Of the sew
enth staged a rally, but fell short of
the mark. McGrath We'd with
Smith for batting honors bringing
out screeching triple and single.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

First game: Springfield 0-7-4;
Waterbury 4-7-0. Second game:
Springfield OLD; Waterbury $50.
Albany $50; New Haven 4-S-2.
First game: Worcester 2-6-1 j;
Bridgeport 12-13-3 Second game:
Worcester 4-7-1; Bridgeport 7-11-1.
First game: Pittsfield 9-14-3;
Hartford 12-14-3. Second game:
Pittsfield 5-10-2: Hartford 4-6-4.
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throp 1. Three base hits, Ballard.
Two base hits. Luce, Masciadri, Car
bino, Fuller, Konro. Stolen bases.
Carbino, Ballard, E. Hinkley. For
tier. Struck out, Hamilton 8, Car
bino /, Norcross 4. Andrews 5.
Double plays, Fuller to Carbino,
Masciadri to Carbino. Wild pitch,
Norcross. Passed ball, Maxwell.
Base on balls, Hamilton 2, Carbino
1, Andrews 1. Sacrifice hits, Hay
den 2. Umpire. Fortier. Time. ECO.
Attendance. 200. Winning pitcher,
Hamilton: losing pitcher, Norcross.
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EXHIBITION GAMES
Cards s, orioles 6

Cards s, orioles
Baltimore, Aug. 23.-(AP)-Dicker-
man held the Baltimore international
team to four hits here today and the
ST. Louis Cardinals. won an exhibition
game to 8. The score:
st. Louis (N). 20 0421 0 0-S-15-2
Baltimore (D...00 320 20 IL Al
Dickerman and Wick; Henderson,
Davenport and Cobb.
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international League (AP)

Reading 4; at Buffalo 5 {first
camel: Reading 1; Buffalo II (sec-
ond game).
Jersey City .; at Syracuse 8 (flrst
camel: Jersey City z; Syracuse 4
(second game).
Providence d; at Rochester (first
game): Providence 3; Rochester 4
(second game).
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Seattle, Wash, Aug 23.-(AP)-
Seeking the worlds bantamweight
championship and the fyweight title
left vacant by the death of Pancho
Villa, Sencio Moldez of Manila, has
arrived here. Moldez is bantam
weight and flyweight champion of
the far east. He will represent the
Olympic Stadium Club of Manila, the
same organization that sent Villa to
this country. His best fighting
weight is ia pounds
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Francis Ouimet Wins
Trophy at Newport

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. GA. Pr
Francis Ouimet, former national
champion, won the annual gold
mashie on Ocean Links here today
with total score of 2SS. Bob
Corkran was runnerup with 295.
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BINGHAM

Earned runs, T0gus :, bIHsnaH'
Three base hits. Prior, Small. stolen
bases Cole. Duba, Gray. Struck out
by Perry Z, by Gray 2. Double plays
cole. Wilson and Duba 2. Porter.
Donnelly and Russell, Gray, Donnelly
and Russell .. Base on balls by Per-
nv (Donnelly) by Gray 4, Cole z.
French .. Sacrifice hits, Wiseman.
Umpire McDonough and Carey. Time
LAO. Attendance 1000.
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YEsTERpAY,s RESULTS

Cleveland 7; New York 6.
Philadelphia 2; Chicago 0.
Washington s; Detroit q.
St. Louis 5; Boston 2.
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ST. LOUIS

Two base hits RICE, olSIer N-J'
Lamotte. Three base hits Bennett,
Robertson. Stolen bases Wambs-
ganss. Sacrifices Williams, Flag
stead and Lamotte. Double plays
Robertson, McManus and Sister;
Sisler, Lamotte and Sisler. Left on
bases Boston 10; st. Louis 2. Bases
on balls off Ehmke =; Giard Z.
Struck out by Ermke 4; Giard :.
Tmpires Rowland and Moriarty
Time, 1:36.
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BENEFITS 3-PLY BLOW FEATURES
BROWNS VICTORY OVER RED S0x

St. Louis, Aug. ga. P.)-The
st. Louis Browns quietly returned
to winning form today with VIC
tory over Boston's Red Sox, to =.
The bright spot of the game was
Benefits triple in the fourth, scor-
ing Sisler and McManus. The score:
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

We are advised that the sr,,
kilograms account of the r. anoay
the annual State Open Sma AM. oi
Golf tournament held by the psa
land Country Club Saturday wa VII.
bit off in that Harlan Turnar s a
declared the winner when in wa was
Bill Viles of Augusta was ths 'a,lty
who copied with low net sc go one
143. The cards of both were .. o.
lows: Viles "a, SO, gross 1877 b.a .vi-
cap II, net score 143. Turner - y.
gross 161. handicap 6, net scora Z %
Billy was awarded a Handsome ~. ~
ling platter. There were IN c s.sI'
represented in the meet with N e' ~
trants. el'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-24

Portland is we'll satisfied with the
performance this season Of George
c. Underhill of the Portland Sox.
Underhill has proven to be clean
and fast fielder and has featured
with the bat. He came to Portland
from the Lawrence Independents.
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SPORT TABLOIDS

Youngstown, Ohio, Aug. T.
P)-MacDondld Smith of New
York today wrested the Western
open golf championship from Bill
Mehlhorn of Chicago by shooting Isl
for II holes, but the ousted cham
pion equalled the Youngstown
Country Club course record of 66
in tn last round to tie with four
others for second place at 2S7.
New York, Aug. 22.-(AP)-Two
light heavyweights regained prestige
lost by defeat here several weeks
ago when Mike McTigue, former
champion. and Jimmy Slattery of
Buffalo, N. Y, tonight scored i'm
pressive victories. The erstwhile
title holder won judges decision
over the rugged New Orleans fighter,
Young Marullo in a 12-round bout,
while Slattery gained an easy VIC
tory against Maxey Rosenbloom of
New York, after six lightning fast
rounds. McTigue making his first
appearance in the ring since he lost
his crown to Paul Berlenbach,
fought one of the most sensational
bouts of his career. outboXing and
outpunching his Southern foe in IL
of the IL rounds.
Newport, r. l., Aug. 22--(AP)
William Nj. Johnson of San Fran
cisco, Cal, defending champion in
the Newport invitation tournament,
will make an endeavor to gain
permanent possession of the New
port bowl on the grass courts of the
Newport Casino tomorrow when he
faces Brian i. C. Norton of st. Louis.
Mo-, in the final round of the tourna-
ment. Johnston, winner in 1922 and
1924, reached the finals today by
eliminating Manuel Alfonso. captain
of the Spanish Davis cup team, 81,
ga, Go. Norton arrived at the final
bracket by defeating Clarence J..
Griffin of San Francisco, Cal, 6-3,
60, &C..
Forest Hills. N. Y. Aug. o.
(AP)-For the first time in the 3S
years of tournament history, Britain
and America will have it out for the
National Women's tennis champion
ships when 19-year-old Helen Wills,
title holder for the past two years,
matches her drives against the court
craft of Kathleen McKane of Eng
land in the final match Monday.
Bar Harbor, Aug. 22.-The MEM
bers of the Kebo Valley Golf Club
engaged this morning in compe-
tition with old Colonel Bogey who
came out defeated by two of the
players, but had the others all the
way from one down to SO many that
the cards were not turned in. The
matches were played on the handi-
cap basis.
st. Louis, Aug. ga. P.)-Vir-
tually every section of the country
will be represented in the national
championship bicycle race at Forest
Park, September B and 6 under aus
pices of the Amateur Bicycle League
of America.
Charles Winter Of New York is a
strong favorite to capture the senior
title. The events range from a one
fourth mile sprint to a ten mile
endurance test.
Entries in the senior include JOS
eph Ottone. Springfield. Mass, and
Vincent Delponto, Providence, r. I.
Eastern Point. Conn. Aug. 23-(A.
P.)-Fred w. Knight of White
Marsh, defeated Arthur Yates of
Rochester, one up in the finals of
the annual mems invitation golf
tournament on the Shennecossett
Links today. Knight was last years
winner and must win a third timo IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-24

The Calumet Club played heads.
UP baseball Saturday on the Will
Jams field to defeat the Gardner
team rs. Some, fine plays were
made and whether the game was In.
teresting or not can be judged by
the close score. The only criticism
was the small attendance Of fans
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Somerset, Shoe Co.
Tops Waterville, 7-2

Skowhegan, Aug. 22.-Somerset
Shoe Company baseball team defeat
ed the Internationals OF Waterville at
Fairview Park. this afternoon, by a
score of to 2.
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STATE LEAGUE STANDING
STATE LEAGUE STANDING
SATURDAYS Results

Bar Harbor 8; Bangor 6.
Bar Harbor 10: Bangor Z.
P. c. F. 8; Easterns 4.
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TopAY's GAMES

Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis.
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Joe Hal blk G by Joe Patchen
(Waite) ............
SOM ............7 92
Don r. Big (Worthen) 3 3
Grace Worthy BIN (Malcolm) 8 }
Plattsburg Peter bg IMorang)
Observation-Disclosures. 36 A
Mary Patchen BIN (Webb) -. 4 8 =
Gloria Silver BIN (Nelson) 49,.
Winfield Scott Big (BartletO
Time-2.17 IA; PIG "a; 2.17 Ia.
217 CLASS
Eva Tango Big (Jordan) ...... 1
Tommy Finch Jr., bg (Nelson) ) >
Don Mckinney Big (Goodrich) ? : 4
Minnie n. BIN (ShorD. ....... ;
Time-2.17 IA; 2.15 3-4: 30 IA.
FREE-FOR-AL
Valley Day Big by Dago
(Shor) ................ 1 : L
Calgary Earl CHI g (Wells)
Time. - IL; 2.12; 2.12 Sd;
90 IL.
RUNNING RACE-HALF MILE
HEATS
Johnnie Morgan bg ........... l 2
Dexter HI. Big ................
Black Beauty blk m. ......... j
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Twilight baseball viii soon draw
to "a close in Gardiner. Some splen-
did games have been seen in the
sunset games played in the league
there this summer and there are
-four games scheduled to, be played
this week. This will give the fans
a fine opportunity to end the season
right by attending all the remaining
games.
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AMERICAN STANDING
SATURDAYS RESULTS

Philadelphia 6; Chicago !.
Washington 20; Detroit 5.
Cleveland 5; New York 4.
Boston 10; St. Louis A..
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YesreRpAy,s RESULTS
TopAY's GAMES

Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
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gain permanent possession Of. the
trophy.

New York, Aug. 22.-(AP)-
Jimmy Slattery, light heavyweight
of Buffalo, N. Y, fighting his first
bout since he was knocked out by
Dave Shade of California, tonight
won a Judges decision over Maxey
Rosenblbom of New York, in six fast
rounds.
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SCORE
PERCENTAGE Dope
-.
and GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING
SATURDAYS RESULTS

SATURDAYS RESULTS
u Pittsburgh 8; New York I.
Pittsburgh 2; New York I.
Brooklyn 9; Chicago 2.
Chicago 9; Brooklyn 2.
ST. Louis II; Philadelphia 8.
r Philadelphia 5; St. Louis 0.
Boston a; Cincinnati 2.
Cincinnati 8; Boston 2.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn s; Chicago o (tst same).
Chicago 9; Brooklyn (2nd game).
New York 7; Pittsburgh (hrst
game). :,
Pittsburgh g.; New York (2nd
game).
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Los Angeles, Aug. 23-(AP)-Fidel
Lababa, Los Angeles high school
boy, knocked from the head of
frankie Genaro here last night the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-24

The Boston Girls baseball team /,
creating quite sensation in Maine
this season. On Wednesday Of Thu
week the team plays in Dover-Fox-
croft. This is the first time in the
history of baseball in that vicinity
that a team of the opposite sex has
appeared on the diamond.
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crown which the New Jersey hd
claimed as worlds flyweight cham
pion. Lababa won by waiting for
Genaro to come in and by left-hand-
ing him for nine rounds, then car
rying the scrap to the fastener in
the 10th. In the opening session the
Los Angeles fighter spent much Of
his time backing away as Genaro
played for an advantage. The Cal
ifornian kept his left busy nd earn
cd the edge
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Bingham would not have had sucA
a hard time if the infield had r,vs sa
their twirler better support Al
most in succession plays were finn.
bled at short. The inability Of N,
Bingham boys to place the BAH hs ~
yond the infield when at bat Wa,
responsible for a number of ont,
The crowd at this game was alnos,
as large as the one which witnesses
the Boston Girls team play last
Sunday.
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The Bingham baseball nina 80.
entirely outclassed at Togus s, mss
day. Although the team cams 1. =.
the Soldiers Home we'll recomm.rs y
ed, the calibre of baseball whsss
they were forced to cop with r..
too much for them. Perry twir,,us
for Togus, had control of. the sit la.s
tioin at all times and was Al NJ ~.
best on the mound. A''
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Newport. r. l., Aug. 22.-(AP)-
Jess Sweetser, former national am
ateur golf champion, held his lead in
the annual u hole gold mashie
tournament today when he took IS
strokes on the second IS holes of
play on the Ocean links. His total
for the SO holes is 143. But a stroke
behind him, with IA is Francis Out
met, another former national title
holder. Ouimet had three misses
on the greens each costing him a
stroke, bat turned in a %, the low
card of the day.
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Eastern Point, Conn, Aug. GA.
P.)-Fred w. Knight of White
Marsh, defeated Arthur Yates of
Rochester, one up in the finals of
the annual mems invitation golf
tournament on the Shennecossett
Links today. knight was last years
winner and must win q third time to
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his time backing away as Genaro
played for an advantage. The Cal
ifornian kept his left busy nd earn
ed the edge.
BroolSline, Mass, Aug. 23-tAP)-
All but two of Americas first zen
in the tennis world are entered Ior
the national doubles competition,
which will begin with the greatest
fAeld in history on the courts Of tne
Longwood Cricket Club tomorro"
afternoon. The field which VIII COM
pete for the championship held oy
the Kinsey brothers Of Calilornla
includes the men who proDapiy WIN
represent America in the DAVIS Guy
series, Vincent Richards ana picA
Williams, and sectional champions
from all parts of the country. I'M
champions, Bob and Howard hln.
sew. will face the Indian Davis GU
player, S. M. Hdi, student q, AZ. .i
University of Pennsylvania, anu ~
den Holme- Smith of Boston, lam
bridge University man.
Los Angeles. Aug. 23-(AP(-Iak
of a return match between Fldel 70
barda and frankie Genaro We
heard in fight circles here TO-DAY al. e
an aftermath of the 10 round u.s
affair at Ascot Arena last nign. =
which Labarda, Los Angeles scnooa,
boy. knocked from Genaro's nssV
the flyweight crown he was an
nounced from the ring as navih s,, IL
herited from the late Pancno Ni -.
Phila Bernstein, manager Oh s;S
vanquished New Jersey fighter, 'a ~
he was willing and anxious ~
stay here until he has obtaneu =
turn engagement.
Chicago, Aug. 23-(AP)-Ml'cs.snss,
Walker, worlds welterweignt ,I hms,
will enter the ring to meet war,
Freedman at East Chicago 'o Isct
row night with confidence. .ssre
Kearns, his manager. VIII DC IAN.
to second him. 1t is the nrst .es
ture for Kearns in the same col ,na
with Walker and with this IN n, liii .Ss
Friedman says he will SPIN nal.
Champion as soon as possible. wa, wa
ker is in good condition. fre ~. The
and Walker are scheduled to up "a
scales at $50 pounds or less a.
p NJ. tomorrow.
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Boston, Aug. 22.-(AP)-Teams
from Spain, Australia and France
were seeded among the 80 teams
drawn today for the national
doubles tennis championship to be-
gin Monday at Brookline, Mass. 1t
was announced here today. Twenty
one of the GA players in the tourna-
ment are foreigners and the draw
revealed formidable threat from
abroad in the quest for the United
States doubles title.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-24

New York, Aug. 22.-(AP)-
Benny Leonard, retired lightweight
champion, will not re-enter the ring,
he declared today in denying reports,
credited to his manager, Billy Glib
son. that he intended to try come
back and fight Jimmy Goodrich,
newly recognized champion for the
title.