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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
Race Entries for
Meet at Gardiner
Track Saturday
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Pittsfield, Aug. 5.-Col. Walter G..
Morrill, announced on Wednesday
the following list of entries for the
big races he will hold at Merrilrs
Corner track at Gardiner, Me-, on
Saturday. Aug. 8:
2.23 Glass, Trot and Pace, Purse
Peter, bg, Peter
Grimm, J. F. Morang, Corinna; Clara
Wilkes. bm, by Island Wilks, C. H.
Carl, Brunswick: Mary Patchen, bm.
by Senator Patchen, Walter F. Webb.
Pittsfield; Edith Day Watts, bm. by
Genl. Watts. Charles F. Hurd, Pitts
field; Dan @. Again, blk z, by Dan
O., Lawrence Bryans, Waterville: !:
Joe Hal, blk g, by Joe Patchen, E..
E. Foye. Gardiner; Neptune Boy, bg,
by Mainleaf, Roy Harris, Gardiner;
Belle Giltner, bg, by Peter Giltner.
T. l.. Hupper, Stockton Springs; Pc
ter Taggart, bg, by Peter the Great.
jackson Motor Co., Oxford, Mass. I:
Consewoque Kate. blk m. by Silent
Brigade, Jackson Motor Co., Oxford.
Mass; John D, bg, Franz Simmons.
Lewiston.
2:19 Class, Trot and Pace, Purse
$2OO-Harold Todd, bg, by George
TODD, Chas. P. Mason, Agt.. Med
lord, Mass; Julia Worthy, bm. by
Guy Axworthy, ]. F. Morang, Corin-
ma; L1cone. bg, by Echo Todd. Hugh
height, Fairfield: Ontime, be-, by
ashland Lockheart, H. s. Pinkha m.
lincoln; Belle Giltner, bg, by Peter
Giltner. 2. L. Hupper, Stockton
springs: Peter Taggart, bg, by peter
Ihe Great, Jackson Motor Co.. OK.
Ioro' Mass: Consewoque Kate. blk
m py Silent Brigade, Jackson Motor
Co. oxford, Mass; Annie Sunshine
pm, by Echo Todd, Jackson Moto,
Co. oxford. Mass; Empire Bow. br
py empire Direct. J. A. Randall
Garrison: Marvel Todd, bm, by Todd
Mae Franz Simmons, Lewiston. lin,
Eden, br g. by Jim Todd. Fran,
simmons, Lewiston.
<Io Class. Purse $3.50 coun,
Daschon, G. P. Mason, Ast.. Med.
lord, Mass: Harold Todd. be n,
george Todd. c. P. Mason. Aet
meo1ord. Mass: Ruby B. ch m h,
Erince Alfondy. A. M. Stratton AZ
1ion; Dewey, bg, by Stiletto G. + r
roye. Gardiner: Far North. hr o -,
Northern Man. H. S. Coburn. IewiHs. H
11n: Calumet Jr.. bg, by Calume =,
naa uara,.an. Roy Harris. Gardiner: Min.
me N; om. by Paral, H. s. Pinkham N
siian. roin: Consewoque Kate, blk m. by
xs. 0xe brigade. Jackson Motor Co
b1i9ro. bM T Mass; Annie Sunshine. bm
60, ~ Scho Todd, jackson Motor Co
OMr O,ora, mass: Col: Crook. be. h,
Uos CoL' {. s. Towle, Winthron'
eoseWood Lassie. ch m, by Hedge.
tou muoo Boy Franz Simmons, Lewis.
Music by Boys Band of Pittsfe,d
r. M. Fairbanks. Leader.
a. reopIe that likes to see good rae.
dns cont want to miss seeing thi,
10 10 class which think will be the
nose interesting race that win take
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
DEMPSEY and
OTHERS CHEW over
MATCH WITH WILLS

New York, Aug. 6.-(AP)-The
transcontinental battle of words over
the proposed heavyweight champion
| ship clash between Jack Dempsey and
Harry Wills in 1926 waged furiousiy
| today.
Verbal broadsides were turned loose
In three sectors, embodying q barrage
of contradictory statements. but after
7 being sifted they all appeared to agree
on one point-that Dempsey and Wills
will climb into the ring to fight It out
with blows, instead of words, some
time next year.
The high spots Of the days long
distance sharpshooting follow:
Jack Dempsey, Los Angeles-Teie-
graphs Tex Rickard definitely elimi-
mating New York state" as site for
the Wills match but holding open pros
pect of engagement with Rickard or
ANY responsible promoter" anywhere
else in the country, including Boyle's
Thirty Acres in Jersey City. Asserts
agreement with Rickard only verbal
and tentative and not binding in view
of New York state athletic commits
sion's attitude. Willing to fight for
Floyd Fitzsimmons near Chicago Of
Wills agrees.
Jack Kearns, Chica ago-Announces
on way to New York to iron out all
difficulties with the New York boxing
commission on both the Dempsey
Wills and Shade Walker matters" that
Dempsey will fight Wills only under
his Ckearns) management. Difficulties
with Dempsey not concerned with ring
affairs and will receive bids for Wills
fight from any promoter in world will
ing to post forfeit OF half million dol
lars up. Figures big match will draw
two-million-dollar gate"
Tex Rickard. New York-1nsists
Dempsey will fight only under his d.
rection and confident battle with Wills
will take place in New York around
July L. 1925. Has understanding"
with Dempsey and is ready to stage
battle here or in Jersey City. Brands
talk of fight going elsewhere as hot
air."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
InATHEWSON FAR
IRON SICK MAN
LIZ SARANAC LAKE

New York. Aus. 5.-(AP)-Far from
s|kug IN q critical condition. as some
I,usrts have had 1t. Christy Mathew
sIm-shs 'big six" Of other baseball
In now magnate president Of the
lIktsn Braves-ls in good health and
! - spirits, taking a. lively IN inter-
II y ever In the game which 10 clos
IL 70 his heart.
MS authoritative information came
III IL Associated Press from saranac
La the Adirondack Mountain resort
IvAre Nathewson makes his homo and
Ipnds good share Of his time.
| Ii Natty's own words, he is feeling
iIhA' He II rapidly regaining the
Isrrr,h which was . little under
IsrA last spring when he assumed
liz heavy Q burden in trying to mould
Ia, fortunes Of the Boston club for the
'Ilig campaign. But his physician.
Irue srat.fed by the progress he IL
.Inlking in rebuilding his health once
|. naA DO not feel he will be able 70
lIaw saranac for some time, probably
sIHys1l months.
IHsppearance, Matty II described as
i i|lnking as ruddy and healthy as ever.
HI interest In baseball never lags.
IH follows both major league races
Iaoxly, studying with particular at
'Iirtion the progress Of his own club.
Its Braves, and the fortunes OF the
tum with which he earned his great
IT fame-the Giants.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
Queen Volo Equals
Worlds Record
In 6-FurlOng Dash

Aurora, Ill, Aug. 5.-(AP)-Queen
Volo, a bay mare by Binvolo-Queen
Nc, owned and driven by Tommy Mur-
ply Of Syracuse. N. Y, equalled the
worlds record of 1.30 established a
week ago by Ethelinda, from the Wal
ter Cox stable, this afternoon to win
the six furlong dash for 2.1s trotters
at the Grand Circuit meeting. The
Murphy mare also won the mile and
one-eighth race in the same class,
stepping the distance in 2.22 to beat
Guy Watts. bay gelding by Guy Ak
worthy, driven by A. Mcdonald.
The feature races of the day, both
In the 2.0s trotting class, were won
by Ethelinda, bay mare, by Peter the
Great-Ethel Volo. driven by Walter
Cox She was under the wire a length
ahead Of Hollywood Frisco. driven by
w. Crosier in the first event, a seven
furlong dash, stepping the distance in
1.4S. She took the other race at a mile
and an eighth from Voltage, driven by
Henry Thomas. in 2.23 2-5.
The $4,000 American Derby. with
IL starters. will be the feature event
on tomorrow's program. 1t will be
raced In three heats Of one mile each.
The derby is worth $4,000 to the win
ner. the remaining $4,000 going to
the second. third, fourth, fifth and
sixth horses.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
FAIRFIELD

The music pupils of Mrs. Ruth H.
Ames gave their 37th piano recital
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
The following is the program: HUI
moresque, Dvorak, Mrs. Ames and
Gladys Brawn; Valse Bleue, Margis,
Eva Corey; Duette. Beyer, Mrs.
Ames and Lillian Haley; Allegretto,
Boyer, Elizabeth Works; Allegro,
Boyer, Lillian Lessor; Moderate,
Boyer, Catherine Downie; Melodie,
Weber, Laura Carter; Spinning Song
Ellmeuieich, Louise Prue; Menuettt
A LAntique. Paderewskie, Mabelle
Kerrick; Goodbye, Helms, Eva Corey;
Duette, Boyer, Mrs. Ames and Lillian
Haley; First Violet of Spring, Ma
thews, Mrs. Ames and Irene Burke;
Duet, Boyer. Mrs. Ames and Eulalie
Anderson; Picnic Waltz, Ruhe, Laura
Carter; Duette, Boyer, Mrs. Ames
and Lillian Lessor: Duette, Boyer,
Mrs. Ames and Elizabeth Works; In
Twilight, Ganschals. Louis Prue:
Herd Girls Dream, Labitzky, Gladys
Brawn; The Pearly Dewdrop, Bubeck.
Mrs. Anthony Cavallo; Wiosna, NAL
lard, Eva Corey; Simple Confession,
Thome, Evelyn st. Peter; Prelude,
Rachmaninoff; Mabelle Kenrick:
Southern Beauty March. Shneiden,
Mrs. Ames, Eva Corey and Mrs. An
thony Cavalo.
John Pollard went to East Pond
Tuesday where he will be employed
at the Tozier camps.
Mrs. May Williams Of Bangor and
Miss Minnie Williams and Miss Beryl
Foster of Waterville were guests of
Mrs. Charles Tibbetts Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. P E. Delano have re-
turned from Weeks Mills, where they
have been visiting Mrs, Abby A.
Horne.
F. H. Neal and Stephen Bradley
motored to Temple Heights Wednes-
day. Mr.. Neal and Mr.. Bradley will
remain for a several days outing.
Stanley Chaplin. who has been VS.
iting Albert Grover, returned to Bos-
ton Wednesday.
Earl Savage of Syracuse, n. Y,
was a dinner guest Wednesday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tibbetts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
AUGUSTA PHYSICIAN LEADS AMATEUR
GOLFERS IN STATE meet AT AUGUSTA
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F. c. Tyson defeated r. v. Snow.
4-3; r. L. Erwin defeated C. D. Bart
lett 1 up; A. S. Hichborn defeated
w. P. Viles, AZ; Harlan Turner de-
feated Harold Hall, 81: George
Wallace defeated w. Campbell, 4-3;
George Stobie defeated C. w. Love-
joy, 1 up: C. s. Erswell defeated DIR.
E. s. Winslow, 2-1; F.. r. White de-
feated Hi Kicker, up.
Second Sixteen
D. Poison defeated c. A. Sadler,
8-6: H. Fredricks defeated c. c. Alb
bott, rs; H. Berry defeated j. M.
Gillian, 5-4; Niles defeated M. H.
Wheeler, 1 up; L. E. Wardwell de-
feated Guy Lawrence, 7-5: H. A.
Rounds deSSated S. S. Webster, 3-2:
w. HI. Cook defeated H. 8. Wood
man, '4-3.
Thursdays Matches
DR.. F. G. Tyson VS.. r. L. Erwin,
A. l.. Hichborn VS.. Harlan Turner
George Wallace VS.. George Stobie,
c. s. Erswell VS.. Fernald r. White.
Beaten Eigm-R. v. Snow VS.. c,
D. Bartlett, w. P. viles VS.. Harold
Hall, w. r. Campbell VS. -, DIR.
E. s. Winslow VS.. Hi Kicker, Jr.
Second I'D. Poison VS.. H. Fred
ricks, H. Berry VS.. l.. E.
Wardwell VS.. H. A. Rounds, w. H.
COOK VS..
Beaten Eight-C. A. Sadler vs.. C..
p. Abbott, G. w. Lawrence vs. -,
II. S. Woodman VS.
Third Sixteen-W. F. Mccarthy
VS.. S. E. Fisher. H. L. Pishon VS.. w.
B. Keppie, c. P. Cook VS.. E. H.
Boody; H. H. Pierce, Jr., VS.. C. H.
Park; r. H. jackson VS.. j. B. Ham: +:
w. Blair VS.. S. A. Smith; G. A. Frs
well VS.. N. H. Barrows; w. C. Cory
VS.. Smith Dunnaek
9th ia. D. Blake VS.. w. l..
Brown: w. P. Adams VS.. H. T.
Briggs; c. H. Sugett VS.. C. Gordon;
G. Speirs VS.. Paul Smith: w. N.
Nash VS.. NJ. F. Mccarthy; Arthur
Scranton VS.. F. P. Stanford; A. L..
Kingsley VS.. Blaine Bonney; F. j..
McArdle VS.. c. P. Mccarthy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06

.fter fuctuating within a range OF
a little more than 1 point.
Another wave of selling orders
.wept over the oil shares on the an.
ronncement that gasoline prices had
heen cut 2 cents a gallon In the
New England states. Net losses OF 1
To nearly 3 points were recordeo IN
Houston Oil, Independent OIL ana
Gas and Pacific, recessions In most
Of the other issues being held 10
fractions.
Among the Industrial shares to
break through their previous hign
levels during the session were Gem
eral Motors, Haynes Wheel, HAYNES
Baking, Coca Cola, Frank G. Shat
tuck. Public Service of New Jersey.
General Railway Signal, Dupont,
Loews, Inc, and New York Dock. r.
s. Schultz and Tidewater OIL estab-
lished new low prices for the year.
Strength of the so-called Walters
roads featured the railroad group.
Atlantic Coast Line was run up to a
new top at 1877 IL, after selling as
low as $50, and Louisville and Nash
Vile showed a net gain of nearly z
points at III 1-2 after having cross
ed 119. Wabash preferred A touch
ed q new top at II 3-4. Revival of
activity in New York Central was
based on speculative expectations Of
an increase in the dividend. \
Call money renewed at 4 IL per
cent and then advanced to IL.
Time money and commercial paper
rates were unchanged.
Foreign exchanges moved within
rather narrow and irregular limits,
with most of the European quota
tions showing slight recession. De-
mand sterling held firm around
S4S5 IL but French francs ruled
several points lower around 4.7O IL
cents.
Smaller offerings in a better de-
mand for some issues gave the bond
market an improved tone but al
though trading was in larger vol
ume than the day before, prive
movements were still within a mar
row range. The stiffening tendency
of money rates and the downward
course Of prices in recent weeks ap-
parently have deferred traders from
making large commitments.
The outstanding feature In the
days sluggish dealings was the acti-
witty on the movement at 1OS. Sales
Of this issue reached $79o,OOO. Atten-
ton was said to have been drawn to
the issue through the favorable I'M
preston created by President Cool
idge's views on railroad mergers ana
rumors in Wall Street OF better
terms for the and o. minority in
terests under the Nickel Plate con-
solidation plan.
Rail liens generally were stronger
on heavy freight traffic and larger
earnings of the carriers, Norfolk
and Western convertible 6s gained
1 10 points while Danver and Rio
Grande 6s, southern Pacific refund
ing 4s and Delaware and Hudson
convertible IS closed higher. Florida,
Western and Northern Is lost l-S.
U. 8. Government issues were
firmer due to smaller offerings. Des-
pite pressure on French and Bel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
ne Golfers Eyes Progress of Augusta Tourney Today
G0Odall Textiles
Trim Brunswick in
L0psided Game, 12-1

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Brunswick. Me-, Aug. 5-The
Goodan Textiles Of Sanford de-
feated Brunswick in a one sided
contest II to /. Walker had an of
day and allowed the Sanfordites II
hits. One Of these was a homer by
Ferrell. Mitchell kept Brunswick's
hits well scattered with the ex-
ception of the eighth inning when
D. Placement and Coffin found him
for two bases each, resulting in
Brunswick's lone tally. McKeon
starred fer Sanford. He accepted
his Is chances perfectly and robbed
Fish of hit in the 9Th when he
made a pretty stop of his hard hit
grounder. E. Placement made a cir
Gus catch for Brunswick. Score:
GOODALL TEXTILES
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
Hustlers Tie with
OsterYille at ~

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Lewiston, Me-. Aug. 5.-Osterville
wheeled heavy artillery into action
early in tonight's game with the
Lewiston-Auburn Hustlers to hang
up a six-run lead but the scrappy
local crew turned around and
pounced on A. frankie Bearse and
Art Merewether to tie up the count
at TT before darkness fell to end
the battle. It was the third game
of a series which ended 2 to 0 in
the Hustlers' favor. Long hitting
marked the game. with eight of the
~ going extra bases. Lewiston-Au-
burn hasn't been defeated outside of
the Portiand-Berlin series yet this
year. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
NYE'S CORNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson and
son, Donald of Hallowell and Mrs,
Frank Whitney of Portland, were
dinner guests of their uncle, j. w,
Henderson, Saturday.
George Anderson returned to his
home in North Easton, Mass, Sun
day after a few weeks passed with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl An
derson. while here he helped to har-
vest their hay.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Henderson re-
turned Monday from a visit at North
Anson.
w. A. Hoxie Of Hinckley is the
guest of Will Henderson q few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06

Earned runs, OstervilIe 4, Lewis
ton Z. Two base hit, Lynch. Three
base hits, Masterman. Merewether 2,
Paige, French, Cole, Davidson. Runs
driven in by Masterman, Bearse 2,
Lynch, Paige. Prior 2, Davidson,
Walsh. Sacrifice hits, Murphy 2,
Duba. First base on errors, Oster-
Vile 2. First base on balls, off Bearse
4. Merewether 1, Miller 1. Left on
bases, Osterville 4, Lewiston II. Hit
by pitcher, by Davidson (Paige); by
Bearse (Ambler). Hits and earned
runs, off Bearse 8 and 5 in 4 2-3; off
Merewether 2 and 2 in 1-3; off Mil
Ter l and 0 in 2: Davidson and
in Z. Struck out, by Bearse 8, Mil
Ter 2, Davisdon 4. Umpires, Gibson
and Joyce. Stolen bases, Miller.
Time, lao.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
MuFF IS COSTLY
and CUBS win, rs

Chicago, Aug. 5.-(AP)-Wright-
stones muff Of an easy fly on Grimm
bat in the ninth inning Tor what
should have been the third out let TWO
runs score, giving Chicago 70
victory over Philadelphia In the mrs.
game Of the series. The Vlsitors nau
taken an early lead by buncnlng 'neii
hits. Jimmy Ring pitched great ball
FOR the visitors until the seventh
when he began to weaken and was
driven off the mound in the eighth.
The score: -. /,
philadelphia ....1o13oo01 o-6-1S-!
chic. 20 5000 32-7- 81
Ring. Pierce. Knight and wilson
Kaufmann, Keen. Brett and Hartnet''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT !,

The statement that nothing Is
sure in tournaments" which was
made before the start of the Maine
State Amateur Golf Tourney, by an
Augusta authority on the game was
we'll borne out by the results of the
first days play. Hiram Kicker, Jr.,
the 1924 champion was defeated in
the first round by Fernald White, a
l9 year old Kennebunk youth, and
DR.. Winslow, also a former champ
was eliminated in the first round.
Harry II. Pierce, Jr., of Augusta,
counted by many as one of the
strongest players at the tourney,
did not qualify.
The fight between White and
Kicker was one of the prettiest con-
tests ever staged on the Augusta
course. Kicker was beaten one
down, which by the way was the
same score by which Kicker beat
White last year. In finishing this
match as he did, Kicker staged an
uphill climb that was little short
of miraculous. Although the score
at one time stood six and six, he
played wonderful golf getting three
holes in par and three brides.
Larry Striley the Bangor pro who
was spectator at the first round
declared that he believed DR.. Tyson
of Augusta and Fernald White of
kennebunk would work through to
the finals. He stated that in that
event DR.. Tyson would probably win
the championship.
1t seems quite certain that an Au-
gusta man will get into the finals,
although it is only possible for one
to do so. DR.. Forrest C. Tyson and
Alden Hichborn are still in the con-
test but the way things are slated,
if both survive the second round,
Hichborn will be matched with Ty-
son in the third round, the winner
in that round to play in the finals.
M. c. I. has secured the services
of Lawrence Dow, Bates '25, as foot
ball coach. Dow has had fine ex-
perience in this sport as a member
of the Bates team which defeated
i Colby for the first time in 16 years
and he will undoubtedly be able to
develop a good strong team If he
has any kind of material.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06

Hits of Walker II in 8 innings.
off Mitchell in innings. Two base
hits Ferrell, D. Placement, Comm.
Home runs Ferrell. Sacrifice hits
Robbins. Sacrifice flies Ferrell.
Struck out by Walker s; by Mitchell
6. First base on balls of Walker O.;
of Mitchell 0. Stolen bases McKeon,
Cote, D. Placement. Double plays
Mcknight to DAVIS to Smith. Left
on bases Brunswick 9. Sanford s.
Umpires Commee. Stanwood. Time
1886.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
Financial
NEW YORK MARKET
isatufts q The Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

Nev York, Aug. 6.-(AP)-Exten-
IN crodt taking and bear selling
sppsrently based on the theory that
I u Do-called technical position OF
u market had been weakened by
thfeeent brisk advance, checked Dy
pslrd movement Of prices In TO.
vi stock market, but not until
sH more than q score issues had
nntsd to new high levels for the
~ Closing quotations disclosed
u1tderable irregularity.
Ilde news was mixed In charac-
q Bullish factors included the
lllleation of encouraging weekly
- made reviews, the announce
that freight car loadings had
J. crossed the million marx IN
aepeek ended July 25 and a FUR
nR Sinening in certain COMMONLY
Klee Additional gasoline price
"a another tightening In call
aeney rates and reports that GER
nm commission houses were urging
luidatiou Of stocks in an apparent
mt 70 reduce their loans were on
wing influences. :,
Spectacular price movements TOOK
eAes IN few public utilities, motors
" specialties. Nash Motors was
IN up nearly 10 points to 4o5. as
.eltns { low Of 381 few days ago:
Asntana Power scared nearly Z
Ielqta to q record top at 81 "a on
sls1s that It would be merged with
sseFic Power and Light on q basis
would mean a much higher
Tor Montana stock. American
- Shoe jumped nearly nine
= . new peak at III Ia.
al buying continued In the
andising issues. National Cloak
y NIT responded to reports OF
49, current earnings by jumping
" W points to "a. Ginter Company
.med . new peak price at Az LIZ
y tnen reacted to 46. where 1t was
socut 2 points on the day. NAL
on touched q new high on the
lent movement at 30. Simmons
any attained another new peak
-. National Dairy products
o points higher at SO IL. the
best price.
Weral strong spots also cropped
- ssmong the automotive issues.
S& Trucks closed 2 8-4 higher at
ctromberg Carburetor was run
Vssr points and Gardner Mo-
o. while Dodge preferred,
S,can Bosch Magnetic and Stew
amer Speedometer closed q
OF % higher. Most of the
ssro industrials lost ground.
'can Can and Baldwin each
seo net losses of about 1 IL
q IA IA and ITO 7-8, re-
sssseV. although the former
asu 2 new record price at
~ United States Steel common
~ Ifactionally lower at 120 Ia,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
Freyberg Fails
To Swim Channel

Deal, Eng, Aug. 5-(AP)-Co1.
Bernard c. Freyberg, war veteran
and holder of the Victoria Cross. fell
short today by scapt half mile in
his attempt to swim the English
channel. A message from st. Mar
garet's bay says he was taken aboard
a tug half mile from the shore at
Kingsdown. having given up the at
tempt which began at Cape Gris-Nez
at S.25 last night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
p. C. F. Victims Bar
HarbOr by Score 5-3
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Bar Harbor. Me-. Aug. 5-Blume
once with the New York Giants,
pitching for Bar Harbor slightly
shaded Mcdonnell for P. C. F., in the
Maine League game here today, win
ring b-3. P. c. F. threatened in the
9th an batting rally. Summary:
Bar Harbor 0 l 0 o 3 o o / 0-5-S-4
P. c. F. :. 90 0 0 1 0 o o 2-3-7-1
Batteries: Blume and Higgins;
Mcdonnell and Green.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
FREAK DOUBLE PLAY IN CARDS.
VICTORY, 81, OVER THE BRAVES

st. Louis, Aug. 6.--(AP)-St. Louis
won Its fourth consecutive victory to-
day by overwhelming the Boston
Braves II to 2. Bottomley, Cardinal
nrst baseman. hit his 18th home run
with none on in the fifth. Jack Smith.
Cardinal center fielder, performed the
unusual feat for an outfielder of exc
cutting a double play unassisted by
catching Gautreau's fly in the second
inning and then running to first base
to retire Genewich. The score:
ROCTnN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
Exhibition Bout Wednesday night

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Waterville, Aug 5.-Boxing fans Of
this city turned out in good number
last night to witness exhibition bouts
between Kid Roberts and his trainer,
and between K. o. Green and his spar
ring partner at the formers training
quarters on the Plains. Another fast
bout was that staged between Young
Mahue and Young Lummy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-06
-Porters Repeat
Victory Over Green
SOx of Portland
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Kennebunkport, Me-. Aug. 6-Ken-
nebunkport punched its hits well
behind Shoop as the Yale freshman
pitcher scored a repeat victory over
the Portland Green Sox here today
8 to 2. Davidson was driven from
tho box in the fourth inning and in
the succeeding innings the Exporters
touched Jimmy Fitzpatrick, former
B. c. star, hurting his first game for
the Sox, quite hard. Portland rallied
briefly in the ninth but scored only
one run. Summary: