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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-26

l fancy steer 1860 lbs. at 10 lie, !
steer 100 lbs. at 1-2c. and 2 slip
perry cows at lac. F. D. Keenan,
sold l bull at 1-2c. 5 cows at &c,
9 cows at &c and 20 Gamers COWS
at 2 1-4c. j. Higgins sold ] extra
fancy Durham heater at SO. ]. Cohen
sold heifers 1890 lbs. at 1-2c' and
5 cows at &c. j. w. Brooks sold :
fancy steers. 1880 lbs. at 80 and u
cows at Q q &c. C. F. Gage sold
s steers $500 lbs. at 3-4c, COW az
&c, 8 cows at sc, 8 cows at lie.
Veal calves-J. Higgins, sold y
calves at l. 1-2c. P. Simon sold %
calves 2030 lbs. at 1-2c. John Ful.
Ter & Sons sold Il calves at 9
10c. A. C. Warner & Sons sold ~
calves at 9 @ 9 1-2c. ]. Cohen soa
10 calves at 10c. c. F. Gage solo
40 calves in 2 lots at lie for veal
and 6 12c for light calves.
Hogs-P. Limon sold 10 hogs 22Ve
lbs. at IS lac. c. F. Gage sold y
rough hogs at lie and / boar al oc,
Sheep and lambs-J. Higgin solo
II lambs 500 lbs. at 13c.
HORSE MARKET
Boston, Aug. 25-At the sale s1'
bles supplies of horses were ex'
tremely light, and the auction move
ment was slow with prices low ~
nearly all sales closed. There wers
no fresh horses on the market, anu
only q small number of good con
ditioned seasoned horses. Tne IN
terest of the weeks trading center.
ed in the auction sale at lamp
Devens held by j. c. Keith, OF llis
government horses that had peeh
through the summer with the uain
ing camp. There were AL nolses
sold averaging s125. per head. uus
with the range received from 20 W
to 5000. Buyers from the New Ene
land states and from the New lo.
and Pennsylvania, took the ia.ss.
part of the horses. 27S head OF, ~.
ses were shipped by rail to ou's,Is
points. At the close of the SAD
some of the heavy horses were ,a ~
to get bids on and were knocApu .rs
at extremely low figures as ,s,rs
those that were injured In train :,
Green horses quote nominailoy "a
$3.50 "a 1925 for drafters OF ivy "a
1900 lbs, and s225 q $500 for lnu ss
of 1850 to 100 lbs; wagon no.sss
farm chunks and general put rp a
horses of 1900 to 14C0 lbs, at si''
1925. Good condition SECONDS. 9TH Il,
all weights sold at SIS q sZuO W."
blemished horses down to. va ~.c.
]. C. Keith sold IS head OF s
onds ar his Brighton stables at auc.
ton, bids ran low. No green nor'e 4
were offered, but few nea -.
good saddle horses were sold a. ths
tail for fair values. This "een soned
firm will offer so head OF sea snrses
horses. including some gooo = ~ few
from a local contractor anu
head of saddle horses. .,d Of
Mckinney Bros. sold 50 hed prtces
seasoned horses at auction. "a q
received were about the san will be
week ago. This week there same
no fresh horses but about the san
amount of acclimated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-26
YANKEES SHOW LIFE
and TRIM WHITE SOX

Chicago Aug. 25.-(AP)-New VOTE
punched hits today and easily oeIea'ee
Chicago 7 to 4 in the first game Oh
The series. Thurston, who started 10,
the locals, was driven off the mouho o
in the first Inning. Karr was on .he e
mound in the third inning when Ihe
YANKEES scored two more runs. hu
wards. the third pitcher to go on the
hill for Chicago, pitched better game
Init was touched for two runs, one OF
which was a homer by Meusel In .he
seventh inning, it being his e5th OF the
season. He knocked out his 24th nome
run off Kerr in the third inning: ~
one was on base either time. Jones
pitched a good game for the visitors
especially in the pinches. Joe Dugah,
third baseman for the Yankees, was
unable to play and probably VIII De
ont the rest of the season due to an
old injury to his knee. The score:
New York % o . l 0 Q ! Q o-.-i4- .
chicago 80 o. o 0 OF II
Tones and Bengough; Thurston'
Kerr. Edwards, Connolly and Crousa'
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DODGERS DO IT IN
9TH over CARDINALS

Brooklyn, Aug. 25.-(AP)-Hank
De Berry's single with the bases fill
ed in the ninth scored Dick Cox with
the run that gave the Robins a five
to four victory over the Cardinals to-
day. The victory carried Brooklyn
within a point of fourth place. Dus-
ter Mails started for the Cards and
gave way to Alan Sothoron after
pitching six innings. Tiny Osborne
was the first pitcher used by the
Robins. He allowed only one hit un-
til the seventh when he became wild
and was relieved by Jess Petty.
Score:
St. Louis 0 0 OO1O3 1904 so
BROOKLYN 1 0 0 1 O / 0 1-5-17-2
Mails. Sothoron and O'Farrell;
Osborne, Petty and De Berry.
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HARTLEY'S BLOWS
WIN FOR GIANTS

New York, Aug. o5.-(AP)-The
New York Giants strengthened their
hold on second place today by win
ming the. first game of their series
with Cincinnati to g. Catcher
Hartley's hitting was the big factor
in New York's victory. He doubled
in the fourth. was scored on Nehf's
single. He cleared the bases with a
triple in the fifth and scored the
winning run in the eighth on
Frisch's single. After Young was hit
with a nitched ball by Donahue in
the sixth inning. he rushed out to
the box and took a few punches at
the Cincinnati pitcher Third
Baseman Pinelli got between the
players and Umpire Quigley carried
Young away. Young and Donohue
were both put out of the game. The
score:
Cincinnati:
1O2 COOS o O-6-11-2
New York:
90 OIL 5 Dol H7-1o-1
Donohue. Brady and Hargrave;
Nehf and Hartley.
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FREEDOM

SOUTH-Cora Lamb of Roslendale,
Mass, is passing her vacation with
her daughter Marion at their summer
home in South Freedom
Mr. and Mrs. James Coburn and
daughter of Portland visited Mrs.
Cora Lamb and Mrs. Marion Arm
strong few days the past week.
Ola Ward and son Raymond from
Beaver Hill have been thrashing in
this vicinity the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Bean of Winthrop. Mass,
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TRIPLE PLAY HELPS
INDIANS. WIN, AS

Cleveland, Aug. 25.-(AP)-A triple
play executed by Cleveland helped the
Indians defeat the Athletics 4 to to-
day. Miller led off in the second IN
ming with a double and took third on
Perkins single. Galloway hit to
Spurgeon. who tagged Perkins out on
the baseline and threw to L. Sewell in
time to get Miller at the plate. Gallo
way in the meantime and rounded hrst
and was thrown out at second, l.. Sew
ell to ]. Sewell.
walberg prevented Cleveland from
scoring until the sixth when Buckeye
led off with a single and scored on
Jamieson's sacrifice and Lees single:
The score:
philadelphia ....oo01o0o2 0--3-12-1
Cleveland ...0000o2 Ok So
walberg, Rommel and Perkins,
Cochrane; Buckeye, S. Smith and L.
Sewell.
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UNDERGROUND Winds

In many parts of England the Curl
Gus custom prevails of describing the
quarter from which the rain bearing
winds blow{ as hole" The word,
in this sense. is always used in con-
nection with the name of some local
ity
About Shrewsbury. you hear peo-
pie say. "There'll be rain, for the
wind has got into Habberley Hole
Habberley being a village to the
south westward of that town. In
Ashford Vale, East Kent. it is obi
ham Hole that is said to breed the
rainy winds, and at Dunstable, Bed
fordshire, it is Planners Hole. In
parts of Lincolnshire. Wrawby Hole,
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CUBS ON RAMPAGE
AND SMOTHER pills

Philadelphia, Aug. c5.-(AP)-
The Chicago Cubs pounded four To-
cal hurlers for hits today and by
trimming the Phillies 10 to 10, went
into sixth place in the league stand
ing. Keen was knocked out of the
box in the first inning but Kaufman
held the Fletchermen in check
Whlle the Cubs were scoring in every
inning but two, Score:
Chicago:
% 4 1 8 1 O 4-19-22- O
Philadelphia:
6 o OF O O g O-1O-15-o
Keen, Kaufman and Hartnett.
Couch. Pierce. O'Neal, Mitchell and
Henline. Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-26

have been visiting at James Jackson's
on Beaver Hill the past week.
Hurbert Racklief of Pittsfeld has
been visiting at Frank Penneys and
calling on old friends in town the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs ARA Smith and chill
dren of Aver Mass, have been visit
ing at James Jackson's the past week.
Gertrude Jackson accompanied them
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Clement Spencer and
children of Great Works visited at w.
Y .Fuller's and II. *. Bradstreets the
past week.
Arleen Bradstreet is visiting her
aunt in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Greedy and Mr.,
and Mrs. c. n. Greedy and little daugh-
ter Mildred of South Freedom en-
joyed an auto trip to Pennington Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis and
Mrs. John Davis and Mrs Coolin of
Troy. were callers at O. B. Ward
and Mrs. Annie Davis in South Free
dom Sunday.
Thelma Spencer of Great Works
visited Doris Bradstreet the past
week.
george bTaUSlrCel Is visiting ms
sister in Massachusetts.
Ernest Greedy saw a large black
bear one day last week.
Fremont Dowrer visited RAYMOND
Ward over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bowler visited
old neighbors in Montville Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Overlook entertained her
three grandchildren of Winslow Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Sibley. Jr., of
G. T. Ridge visited Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gena Adams Friday night.
Joek Bailey and son Ernest and
Clifford Brann from Palermo were
business callers at w. d. Bowler's in
South Freedom Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs: Claud Clements of
Belfast were week end Visitors at Mrs.
I Clements aunt. Mrs Joseph Bart
let's in South Freedom. %
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BROWNS take FALL
. out OF SENATORS. 81

st. Louis. Aug. 25.-(AP)-Pound-
ing Southpaw Zachary hard in the
early innings. the st. Louis Browns
defeated the Washington Senators to-
day to . in the first game of the Sc
ries. AS the Philadelphia Athletics
lost. Washington retained first place
Castor allowed the visitors only five
safe hits. The score:
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Piss
ST. Louis 30 5 2 0 0 o 0 x-S9-1
Zachary, Russell, Gregg and Ruel;
CASTOR and Hargrave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-26
Nabobs Do It
Twice to Easterns
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

especial to kennebec Journal)
Par Harbor, Aug. 25.-Bar Har-
Dor took a double header from the
Easterns in the Maine League here
today by scores of II to 3, and to
,, out batting the visitors in both
games and punching hits, playing
both games without an error. The
summaries:
Ear Harbor
04 0 112 1 7-11-13-C
Easterns
DOL 90 2 o. s. As
Batteries-Curtis and Higgins
Whitehouse and Doherty.
Second game:
Bar Harbor:
50 % E9-11-O
Easterns
IL 0 O O 0 O. . 81
Batteries-Jowett and Higgins
Siayton and Doherty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-26
John r. Braden and
Single C.. Matched

Pressure Isle, Aug. 25-The man
agement of the Northern Maine Fair
announced today that Single G 1.5s
IL and John R. Braden 2.O2 "a the
,Presque Isle Iron Horse would race a
match at the fair on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 8. Single G is shipping direct
from Cleveland, Ohio, and expected
here the last of the week accompan
led by his owner w. G. Barefoot and
driver Ed Allen. Braden will be
brought BY his trainer and driver
John Willard. @ 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-26

hip bones. Place the palms of
your hands on the small of the back
with the fingers over the ribs, the
little finger just touching the low
est rib, the thumb alongside Of the
fingers; the tips of the fingers just
out Of sight.
While counting one, two and
with arms held straight, swing for
ward slowly so that the weight of
your body Is gradually, but not vio-
lently, brought to bear on the pa
tient. This act should take from
two to three seconds.
while counting three swing
backward so as to remove the pres.
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CHEMISTS BUNCH
HITS AND TRlm
BANGOR SCORE a.
lSnecial la Kennehec journal

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Bangor. Aug. 23.-Penobscot
Chemical Fiber won the Maine
League game today from Bangor by
better punching of hits in two In
nings. The fielding was fast on both
sides The summary:
P. C. F. 9 o o 90 . 0 0 O-4-12-2
Bangor 20 O 0 o 0 / 0 0 0-1- 80
Batteries-McDonne and Green;
Bragg and Kenyon.
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TIGERS IN CLAW|NC MOOD And
TEAR UP RED SOX TO TUNE IA T04

Detroit. Aug. 25.-(AP)-Detroit
walloped Boston today IA to, In the
series opener, cutting loose in the nrst
inning to score nine runs and sent
Zahniser to the showers. The east
erners treated the crowd to rare
double play in the seventh when Rig
ney singled to deep center. Bassler
was on second and Haney ON first.
Haney was on Bassler's heels s they
trotted across the rubber to be tagged
out together by Stokes after Flagstead
had relayed the ball to the plate via
Rothrock The score:
ROSTON
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sure, thus returning to the original
position.
while counting -four, five
rest.
Repeat these operations, delib-
erately swinging forward and back
ward twelve to fifteen times min
ute-a complete respiration in four
or. five seconds. Keep time with
your own breathing"
The needless number Of deaths
from these causes has been so great
that the Policyholders' Service Blu
reau of the Metropolitan Life has
begun a campaign Of education
among its industrial groups. 7a}&5
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Stated for Fuhr IN TN
..Batted for Neubauer in YIN

oos 100 l 0 ks
Two-base hits, Burke, Hellmsn.'
uarev. Rothrock, Flagstead' Pro'nro'
1,ree-base hits, Haney, R1gney. EA
eli Home run, Heilmann. e.uie"
,,esos Haney. wingo. Sacrifices WIN
p % stoner. Double plays, Lee to Todt;
E9. setaad to Rothrock to Stokes.
f pnashro 70 Ezzell to Todt. Left on
ha ,0sS' Boston 5, Detroit 6. Bases on
oaSes' If F'uhr 8, Neubauer 5. stoner
pas . str,cls out, by stoner 2, Zahniser !.
I1,ts off Zahniser 5 in Is; Fuhr IN
"a. Neubauer in 2. Hit by pitcn-
er nv Fuhr, Tavener VIVA pin
Enbr Losing pitcher. Zahnlser' I'm
n;res. Moriarty, Ormsby and Meuo"
an. Time, 1.54.
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Eastern League (AP)

Hartford 8; 9; /. At New Haven,
8; II; 5.
Worcester 2; 10; /. At Springfield
Z; 10; O.
Pittsfield 4; 13; 1. At Albany 3;
IL; 2.
Bridgeport 6; 10; 8. Waterbury 7;
10; 2, 10 innings.
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Eloping Wife (sobbing) --,r, my
j-just had a t-t-telegram lioN-
husband. ~. doesn't
Her Lover (anxiously)-He does
want you to go back. does ne .row IS
"N-no. All he wants TO ~ socks,
where II left his clean pair Oh SUI
the b-brute. Judge.
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PITTSFIELD

DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Tricky and
daughter Ruth are enjoying vaca-
ton at Camp Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Thurston and
two children of New Jersey are in
town for a two weeks visit with
relatives.
John Wright Of Wellington was in
town Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-26

Two base hit-Gooch. Three base
hits = Traynor, Mann. Sacrifice -
Welsh. Left on bases-Pittsburgh s;
Boston s.. Bases on balls-Off Yde l /;
Barnes 8. Struck out-By Yde (;
Barnes l. Passed ball-Gooch. UNI
pires-Bigelow, Hart and Wilson.
Time-1.40.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-26
w. H. Stevens of Mainstream was
MopIoyr

in town on business Monday.
Mrs. Ella Modin and son Thure
and daughter Viola. and Morris
Fink of New Haven. Conn., who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. M.
T. Burns and Mr.. and Mrs. Rae
Butler, returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richmond of
Providence, r. l., are visiting Mrs.
Richmonds sister, Mrs. Will Seekins
and family for two weeks.
Miss Alexandria Parent and Miss
Barnadetta Parent have gone to
Livermore Falls and Rumford for a
two weeks visit.
Charles w. Turner was in Bangor
for the week end.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City /: Syracuse (frst
same). Jersey City 0; Syracuse 8,
(2nd game).
Reading 4; Buffalo Q.
Providence o; Rochester 8.
Baltimore 4; Toronto s.
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Boston Live Stock Market

specially Reported for the Kennebec
Journal
Stock Yards, Aug. 25.
MAINE
At Brighton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-26

A survey of the entry list Of horses
to race at Lewiston Fair augers well
for a series of red hot races this
year. The free for all alone has
among it's dozen entries, nine horses
with marks of. 205 IA. This, in
way shows the class of competition.
Purses for the races aggregate $500
with $3.50 offered for the free-for-
all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-26
GOOD RACES,.FAST
TRACK FIRST DAY
AT BANGOR FAIR
ESPECIAL to Kennebec ,Journal)

Bangor, Me-, Aug. 25.-The Bangor
Fair opened today with a good attend
ance for a first day, perfect weather.
fast track and some very satisfactory
racing. All three events on the card
were hard driven and with close mn
ishes. The talent was upset in the
go pace, $1,000 stake, when Bob EV-
ans drove DR.. Bragdon's Jack Grattan,
from Springvale, to win, beating
out the favorite, Peter Azoff, in three
straight. Cleaning Silk, owned by A.
J. Wills of Lawrence, Mass. top
heavy favorite in the $50 trot, lost
the first heat on standstill break but
had no trouble in cleaning up the next
three Another favorite went wrong
in the PIP pace when Gold Quartz,
owned and driven by Harry Hayes OF
Rochester, n. H, tired, apparently,
after taking two heats and was out
gained and OUTRAGED by Bingenwood,
Jr., the entry of Robinson Stiles OF
oxford. There were some good
brushes for place in all three races.
The scoring was fairly good and no
accidents. Harry H. Lee of Augusta Is
starter.
The summaries:
go PACE, PURSE SlVu0
Jack Grattan, b g, by Grattan
Royal (Evans) ...............l l
Peter Azoff, CHI (McWilliams) a
On Time, br g (Pnkham) ....2 .
Little Direct, (Chappelle) %
Harvester John, Marvel Todd and
Dan Direct also started.
Time-2124, Alb, ALA.
go TROT. PURSE $500
Cleaning Silk, m, by Guy AK
worthy (Hanafin) .........6
Silkwor1n, b e, by Moko (Pot-
Bonnie Gift, b m (Johnson) - 4
Peter Ibbetson, b e (Fox) .'....S
A Great Harvester and Nathasla
also started.
Time-2.16a, 2.14a. Abb, 2.14a.
2.12 PACE, PURSE $500
Bingerwood, Jr., b e. by Bin
genwood (McWilliams) ....S )
Gold Quartz, CHI g. by Peter
the Great (Hayes) L
Mary r.. bl m (Simmons) ..,2 ? 3 2 re
Hanley b, b (Hanafin) ....4 4 4 re
Time-o.19., 2.113, 21l3, 2113, 2.ll4
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AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland a; Philadelphia 8.
Detroit "A; Boston q.
New York z; Chicago q.
st. Louis 8; Washington z.
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The Rockland ball tossers have
been pursuing rather a rocky course
the past few days. Monday the team
dropped game to Sanford. 81.
Weak hitting and poor base running
is beginning to tell on the team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-26

Baseball moves at a rapid pace in
the Maine State league this week
Bar Harbor plays the Easterns twice
this week. today and Saturday after
noon at Eastern Park. P. c. F. plays
postponed game with the Eas.erns
Thursday and on Friday the Easterns
journey to Bangor for another clash.
These games at Bangor should draw
"a large attendance as 1t is fair week
in the Queen City.
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kennedy-Clark

Walter Kennedy of this town and
Laura Clark of Skowhegan were
married at Waterville Saturday af-
ternoon. The single ring ceremony
was performed by justice Of the
peace. Mr.. Kennedy is the SON of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kennedy of this
town and has many friends who will
wish for them prosperous welded
life.
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STATE LEAGUE STANDING
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
p. c. F. 4; Bangor 1.
Bar Harbor IL; Easterns first
gane).
Bar Harbor 9; Easterns (second
gane).
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

George Marsters, we'll knowr ].
Maine sports followers, National y
tercollegiate Half mile Champion =.
National A. A. U. indoor 1000 ya "a
champion, has entered the Lewistc,
Fair races on Labor day. Marsters =
a native of Portland and is famiii,,
figure in Lewiston circles. Marss.1
was taught the rudiments of the r,,a
ming game while a student at Deerjn,
High.
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Toni wonder what kind of a job
Fred works at? He claims he has
plenty of time every day for light
readingr
Jerry-Just his little joke,'old chap,
The only reading" he does is from
the indexes on gas meters! - New
York Central Lines Magazine.
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This Al Got Results

If your car hes been stolen, this
suggestion for its recovery may ap-
peal to some Texas farmer ran
the following advertisement in his
local newspaper. 'Strayed = One
Jersey heifer To the one who re-
turns her I will give a drink of Four
Rose whisky. 10 years old" The
next morning there were nine men
with Jersey heifers standing in the
yard.-Texas General Contractors
Association Bulletin.
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Over in Bangor George Davis sits
on the throne of batdom. leading Ben
Houser's subjects and the rest Of the
players in the Maine State league
with fat average of 42o. "Cfouting'
Clancy is not far behind with an
average Of 1878.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
and GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 2; Pittsburgh I.
Chicago 19; Philadelphia 10.
Brooklyn S; ST. Louis q.
New York z; Cincinnati 8.
TCpAY'S GAMES
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
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ToDAY,s GAMES

Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
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He was captain of the Georsator,
track and cross country teams H.,
year and was also captain Of the =
lay teams, running anchor on the IL,
mile team which experts declarsi
was the greatest running aggresatio,
of half milers ever assembled unds,
the banner of one college This tear
broke the worlds record three tims,
last winter and twice outdoors in II.
spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo 1; Milwaukee 2 (first camel
Toledo -; Milwaukee 10 (2nd game)
Louisville 1; st. Paul 2.
Columbus 2: Kansas City S.
Indianapolis -; Minneap polls 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-26

Charlie Small is the only survivor
in the 400 batting class at Lewiston
The team as a whole is hitting the
sphere for an average Of .3o1. French
Amber. Prior and Duba are hitting
for three hundred or better willis
there are only two who have been
unable to get beyond the century
mark.