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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-11
ATTENDANCE GOOD
SECOND DAY OF
PEN0BSC0T fair
Especial to the Kennebec JournaD

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Springfield, Me, Sept. 1O.-The at
tendance was good at the second
day of the Northern Penobscot fair
today despite threatening weather.
The Bangor Guy Axworthy gelding
Sevie Guy repeated his win of yes
terday, taking the 2.17 class, and r.
IS. Pinkham's mare, Mandy FORBES:
had to go five heats to take the 80
class. The summary:
2.17 CLASS-PURSE 500
Stevie Guy, Big, by Guy AK i.
worthy (Ryder) "A l l 1
Minnie N, BIN. by Parole
(Clukey) ............d =
Joe O, Big (Crocker) ......2 3 = :
Dan Fields, Big (Willey) ....3 . .
Time-2.22 IA, 2.24 ID, 2.24. 2.2o.
2.27 CLASS-PURSE SOU
Mandy Forbes, bm pink
ham, ......... q q
Billy Braden, Big (Burtt) L l ? 3 z
Pearl North, BIN (Parker) ) : FRO
BaIlota, BIN (Palmer) A or
Time-2.19 IA, 30 IA, 227 III
o23 IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-11
COMING events

Sept. 12.second annual field day OF
Camp Commanders and Past Auxll-
larry Presidents, Sons of Veterans
Island Park.
Sept. 1S-Reunion Companies B. d ana
M, Seth Pioneer Infantry. old Or
chard.
Sept. 14-Kennebec Council, American
Legion, Belgrade Lakes.
Sept. 14-Referendum vote OF people
of State on Kennebec Bridge amen %
ment and bond issue. the S6.000.OOu
bond issue for State highways ana
bridges. and the Quoddy Bay power
development project.
Sept. 17-1S-Fifteenth annual conven-
ton of Maine State Branch OF the
National League of District Post
masters of the United States, Fal-
mouth hotel, Portland.
Sept iS-20-Students' Fall Setttng-up
Conference. 2. NJ. c. A Camp. VIM
throp.
Sept. 21-Maine Pilgrimage by autos
from Portland to Eastern States Ex-
position at Springfield, Mass.
Sept. 21-2S-Maine State Universalist
convention at Bangor.
Sept. 21-Maine Federation Of Wom-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-11
WINSLoW

Miss Harriet Howard has returned
to East Orange, n. j., where she is as
sistant supervisor of music in the city
schools.
Charles Wilson left yesterday morn
ing for Springfield. Mass. He Will
have entire charge of the Fordson ex-
hibit at the Eastern States Exhibition
Miss Isabella Cote of Waterville is
employed at Fairhaven on the Augusta
road.
Tonight is the special meeting at
the Winslow Grange hall at $50.
The Ladies' Aid of the Benton Falls
church is preparing for fair IN the
near future and the following commit
tees are working in behalf of the sale:
Entertainment committee. Mrs. Harvey
Hodges; mystery table. Mrs. Percy
Jakins; vegetable table. Mrs. Harry
Wood; ice cream, Miss Minnie Eames;
candy, Mrs. Hazel Eames; aprons
Mrs. l.. A. Davis; food. Mrs James ~.
Davis; lunches, Mrs. Iva Mayo ana
Miss Lucy Kinds; decoration, Mrs. n.
D. Mclean: publicity, Mrs. John Reeo'
the president, Mrs. Charles wilson De-
ing a member of each committee eA-
officio. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hooper OF
Chicago arrived by dutoIhooie
short stay at the home of Mrs. Ina !.
Hooper, having made the trip In aoou'
five days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Jealous of Water
Vile were among the guests THURSDAY
night at The Naples.
Mrs. Mario Robinson and daughter
Ruth are passing the week at Snow
hogan.
Alvin w. Cushman was business
visitor in Vassalboro Thursday.
Miss Arbine Smith has accepted n
position in the Washington High
school
Mitchell Dyer of EastbrooK is stop-
ming with relatives in town for a few
days.
Miss Gladys Smith has returned
from China, where she has been for
few dayS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-11
.ARATES BACK UP
ALDR|DGE FOR WIN

St. Louis. Sept. 1o.-tAP)-suppo.,
Ing Aldridge's brilliant pitching WIN
timely hitting and sterling neldins'
Tie league Heading Pirates defeateu D.
Louis 3 to S.
For six innings Aldridge was invin-
slhle, turning back the Cardinals witn s
out I hit while his mates hammered
scthoron and Dickerman. BLADES
double in the seventh finally broke Al
tridse's string of hitless innings.
Anridge weakened in the ninth wnen
las Cardinals filed the bases and JIM
bttcmley. first haseman. cleared them
With home run, his Goth. Sheenah
ns rushed to the rescue and prevent
g further scoring. The score:
Pittsburgh 20 0 0 l 5 2 0 Obs 1
u Louis % 90 0 0 0 0 l 4-o-4.S
Adridge, Sheehan and Smith; Sotn-
Non, Dickerman, Clough and ofar-
hil, Warwick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-11
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Rumor would have 1t that "Cud-
dy' Murphy will resign at the close
of the University of Maine football
season this year. Murphy is Maine
product, getting his early athletic
training at Hebron Academy. In
der his instruction the University of
Maine developed the strongest lines
In the history of the college. In ad-
dltion to being a stellar football
player ,"Cuddy" was one of the best
twirlers in. the history of Hebron
Academy. He also managed the P.
Z. F. semi-pro team few years ago.
Seventy dollars wasn't enough
money for Lou Lambert to meet
George Bolduc at Lewiston Tues
day so the Portland battler left the
hall bag and baggage. Lambert
agreed to fight on a per centage
basis but when the gate receipts
didn't come up to his expectations
he refused to fight. The boxing
game, always more or less of gam
BILE in this State, is not helped any
by the fact that boxers, especially
main bout performers are not re-
quired to post forfeit.
Auto Pace, twice conqueror of
John r. Braden bowed to Eva Dew
ey at Lewiston Fair yesterday. The
former has lost several close
brushes to some rather Indifferent
performers in this State this sea-
son but seems to go his best when
matched against the Aroostook iron
| horse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-11
CALUMET CLUB TOO
FAST FOR LEGION
AT WILLIAMS FIELD

Showing fast brand of ball all
the way after the first stanza the
Calumet Club proved to good for the
American Legion in the first of a
three game series to decide the
championship of the city Twilight
League. The Anal score was To.
Ragged fielding behind Cote was
responsible for two Legion runs in
the first frame but the ex-doughboys
never threatened after that. Beau
dom was the big noise for the Calu-
NETS, scoring two of his teams runs
and slamming out two hits in three
times at bat, one of them a triple to
deep right
Clutter Harvey was on the
mound for the Legion and pitched
good enough ball to win an ordinary
game but his teammates booted the
ball in all directions and although
the Calumets got but four bingles
off his delivery they were able to
sneak across seven runs and the
game.
The next game of the series will
be played off Saturday at three p. NJ.
at Williams Field. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-11
WEEKS MILLS

DIR. H. H. Choate of Worcester.
Mass, has been visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Banister of
MASSACHUSETTS, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Moody.
Mrs. Gladys Pratt is substituting
at the post office while Postmaster
Brown and family are enjoying their
vacation.
The Choate family held a reunion
at the old home Sunday, September
s. There were about 35 present
Joseph Banks has returned home
after brief visit with his daugh-
tiers In Bath and Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendall Leavitt and
son of Bath, passed the week end at
Mrs. Leavitt's fathers, JOS Banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Choate have
purchased from Mrs. H. H. Taylor.
Vernon Campbell of Hudson, n.
H., called on his mother. Mrs. John
Berry, on Sunday.
Mrs. John Berry passed Monday
with her father, Mr.. Turner in
Palermo.
John Berry has gone to work on
the section.
Miss Mildred Slater from Belfast,
passed the week with her sister,
Mrs. H. M. Crommett.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. White were
business callers in Augusta, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.. Brown and -tiss
Reta have been passing few days
at the seashore.
Luther Dodge Is transporting the
scholars from Deer Hill to this school.
Herbert Mosher and son, Stanley,
have gone to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Doe and
daughter are passing a few days with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Doe.
Mrs. Gladys Pratt is taking charge
of the postof1ce while p. G. Brown is
having his vacation.
The Misses Jackson and Bernard,
evangelists who are holding special
meetings at Windsor Neck church.
will talk to the children at 1870 at
the Union church and will preach at
the Advent Chapel at 2.30 Sunday,
September 18th.
Several from this vicinity attended
the Worlds Fair at Windsor Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-11
U. S. Budget Copy
Is Housewives Aim

Washington, Sept. 10-(AP)-The
Federal Government. by getting on a
budget basis, has inspired countless
housewives throughout the country to
emulate it,
The Bureau of the Budget here Is
receiving many requests from the
holders of family pursestrings and
even from members of Congress for
hints on saving money by making a
budget and recording household ex-
penses.
The Office of General H. M. Lord.
director of the bureau, however. is
forced to reply that the government
has prepared no schedule of proposed
expenses for the household Al
though dealing with an outlay of bill
lions of dollars, the Budget Bureau
has not yet shaped course for ex-
pending salaries of $1,000 a year and
up and is not now considering it.
The nearest approach has been distri-
button by the bureau of a publication
put out by cash register concern,
outlining a proposed budget for use
by individuals and families.
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BROWNS TAKE TOO
over EXTRA ROUTE

Chicago, Sept. 10-tAP)-Herschel
Benefits batting today enabled ST.
Louis to win a double header from
Chicago, to and 6 to 4, in two ex-
tras inning games. The first game
went IS innings and the nightcap IL
innings.
The double defeat for the White Sox
caused their fall from third place to
fifth.
Benefits hitting broke up the first
game when he led off with triple in
the 18th frame. In the second game
he again tripled in the last inning with
two men on base and two out. giving
the Browns their winning score. The
score:
First game:
ST. Louis OO10o10oo0 90 o 2-4-14-1
Chicago 100000 000-2- SO
CASTOR and Dixon; Faber and schalk.
Second game:
st. Louis ....ooo3ooo1oo2-e-14-1
Chicago 100000 Of 7-2
Wingard and Dixon, Hargrave'
Blankenship and Grouse. Schalk.
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|EvA DEWEY WINS
FEATURE EVENT
| maine STATE FAIR
Especial to Kennebec JournaN

(Speclal to kennebec JOurnaD
Lewiston. Me-, Sept. 1O-After
showing fleet heels to the field In the
first two heats in the $3.50 Free For
All here today, feature event on the
closing program of the Maine State
Fair, Dainty Little Banner M was
forced to recognize the superior stay
ing qualities of Eva Dewey and the
Somerville, Mass. entry, with Joe
Johnson handling the reins, COPIED
in the five heat event. The final heat
was parade, with Banner NJ who
won the race here last year, many
yards in the rear.
Banner NJ was strong in the first
TWO years, staving off bids by Eva
Dewey on the home stretch, both
times. But she broke after the word
in the third heat, and then fen into
box. allowing Eva Dewey to COP. In
the fourth heat the grey unknown,
Valley Day, from out of the west
made frantic bid, but was run off
lts legs and faded at the three quar-
ters post.
Peter lbbetson surprised by taking
the $50 Maine trot. Alfred King
COPIED the 2.14 in very fast heats.
while Jane Atlantic took the three
year old event.
The summary:
fREEEEcFOR-ALL THE ANDRos-
COGGIN CLUB" PURSE $3.50
Eva Dewey. BIN by John Dewey
,oonhsohl ......... 2 !
Banner M. By by Banner Leaf
| tMcW1lliams) ......... 133
Auto Pace, blkg CHannafin) 4 22ro
valley Day, grg (Short). 3 3 A re
Ilme zoo IA, 20 IL, 2.10 IA, 2.11
is YEAR OLD AND UNDER (THE
WALDO CLUB PURSE $500 20
OF THREE HEATS)
,, Jane Atlantic, chm by Atlantic
| en9' ...'..... ........... l
Lucy Earl, blkm (Johnson) 49,.
Hal Direct, Big (Nickerson) 80
Carrle Cary, chm (Mason) ..4
| Colleen Moore. BIN (McWilliams) dr.
| Time 2.19 IA, 21S1-4.
2.14 TROT THE AROOSTOOK
| CLUB PURSE $1,000
Alfred King, brig by King Be-
line (Nevlns) ........... 1 1 ]
| Ailiewood the Great, By pot
| lie) '.............. ....... %
! Dewey the Great, By (Nicker-
soh) .'............... 8 9
nn,cohe, pg tHlghO .......... 4 4 :
Blue Jay. re (Johnson) .....
Time PA IA, 2.15, PA 1-2.
2.S0 MAINE TROT THE PINE
TREE STAKE. PURSE $1,000
Peter Ibbetson, Big by Belwin
lfoX) :................. 1 !
Shadow Lane, rg (Johnson) ...23
Jay Harvester. Big (Nickerson)
Agratia Harvester, blkm (Sim-
Edith Day Watts. BIN (Evans) $50
| Ollie Watts also started.
Time FIT IA. ZIG IA, 2.17 "a.
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KEADFIELD

Readfeld Grange met Saturday,
September 5, with a good attend
ance. The third and fourth degree
was conferred on one candidate,
after which dinner was served I'M
der the direction of Walter A.
Nickerson assisted by other brothers.
The lecturer protein, Sadie Dunn,
presented an interesting program:
Paper. Helen F. Hartman; singing;
welcome Song and Beautiful
Grange: Question, What might in
dnce a young man to choose farming
for a life work? Ernest Pearl, W; A:
Nickerson; A. T. Clifford, Past
Master of Readfield Grange, now OF
Rockland and others; Talk and
demonstration Of Indian Club Swing
ing. r.. T. Patten Of Skowhegan; re-
marks, F. S. Philbrick of Rockiand'
Fred Simmons. Sister Graves, MI
and Mrs. Jesse Webster of Hume.
Vile, Penn; Isabelle Briggs OF
calf: poem. State of Maine. Robert
simmons. Master of Mt Pleasant
Grange; story. r. T. Patten.
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OLD GRAND CIRCUIT
PAGER EASILY WINS
At .BLUEH|LL FAIR

Especial to the Kennebec Journal)
Blue Hill. Me-. Sept. 10.-Hanley
B, old Grand Circuit PAGER, now
owned by j. Mclaughlin of Stock
ton Springs, had all the speed of the
Free for All race at the closing day
of the Hancock County fair today,
taking three heats easily after drop
ping the first. George Batchelder of
Rockland won a hard race with his
young Indiana bred gelding, John
Opp, in driving finishes. The sum-
mary:
FREE FOR ALL-PURSE $500
Hanley B, CHI e. by James
Hanley lGoodrich) II 1
Don @. Big. by Don S., Jr., .
(Worthen) .............l . .
Falfine, BIN (Clukey) ......o !.
Bell Boy, Big (Butler) ...... a 4 4
Time-2.1S IL. 2.17 IA. 216 3-4.
2.15 IL.
90 CLASS MIXED-PURSE $500
John Opp. bg, by Crescent Sim
mons (Batchelder) .......l l
Peter Pan, Big (Cronin) 1872 =
Chas. Dillon, Big (Mank) - : 4
Plattsburg Peter, Big (Saun- 4.
Time-2.22 IA, 2:2O IL, 2.20 IA.
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Complete Machias
Card Despite
Heavy Track
lsnscia1 TO Kennebec JournaD

(Snpcldl 10 heHucpCN 49,
Machlas. Me-. Sept. 1o.-Aithoush
rain fell and the track was heavy the
racing card was completed at the Ma
cb;as Fair today. The feature EVEN
us the free-for-all. which was won
hv inches sls by the old campaign ing
mare ny saska from Little Bondsman z,e the
first being dead heat. A aniene s'i in
nosed out Mr.. Dell In ciose m,,.'
tbe other class. The summary;
'n' - o94 CLASS, PURSE s25o
Add,e Echo, m. by Echo TODD i, :,
~ ne,I b (McBride) .......s .
MT. De. ,,at r ejfsouthard). .....S o
FREE FnRenEE-TooiR-ALL. PURSE $500
saska b, b m. by Atlantic Ex- o111
press .6 ssSu,hard2D r m. by The !.
Little ndsdi Boans '@McBride5 2 2 ?
Bona praolfs b m (McDonald) 3 8 3 3
La TiynoeWs17a, 2.1sa. ASA, Elsa
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ems Clubs will be hostess at Poland


Spring House for New England Con-
ference of Women's Clubs.
Sept. 2l-Employed Officers Confer.
ence. Y. NJ. C. A. Camp. Winthrop.
Sept 22-Annual Sunday school con-
yention for Sagadahoc county. at
Sept. 22-Dedication Of new State of
Maine Building at Eastern States
Exposition, Springfield. Mass.
Sept. 22-Board of State Assessors
meets local assessors of kennebec
county at Waterville.
Sept 23-25-57th annual meeting of
the Maine Druggists Association.
Poland Spring House.
Sept. 24-CoLference of New England
Republican Women. Portland.
Sept. 24-Public auction of Bath Iron
Works, Ltd. Bath.
Sept. 25-Annual convention of Waldo
County Sunday School Association
at Searsport.
Sept. 25-27-Maine Reserve Officers,
Sept. 27-Daylight saving time ends at
Sept. SO-Oct. s-state w. C. T. U. con-
ventiou, Auburn.
Oct. 1-3-Maine Musical Festival.
Bangor.
Oct. 4-6-Thirty- Rotary District
Conclave, Poland Spring.
Oct. 5-6-Maine Musical Festival.
Lewiston.
Oct. 5-Kennebec County Teachers
convention, Gardiner
District and Water Corporation Off
Gals, Waterville.
Oct. 7-9-Maine Musical Festival.
Portland.
Oct. 12-17-Pageant of Progress. Lew
iston Armory.
Oct. 13-15-Maine State Sunday School
Assn for Religious Education holds
56th annual convention at Bangor.
Oct. 13-15-Maine Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs. annual meeting at Ban
Oct. 14.-Maine Veterinary Medical
Association meets at Lewiston.
Oct. 15-16-Northern Maine Libra
rians' Association meets at Caribou.
Oct. 1S-Annual meeting of Maine
League of Women Voters, Columbia
Hotel, Portland.
Oct. 19-Observance 18th anniversary
burning Of Falmouth tPortlandl.
Oct. o1-Maine Public Health Clinic
for chest cases, Shrine Club Gardi-
Oct. 22-Maine Public Health Clinic
for crippled children. Shrine Club
Gardiner.
Oct. 22-Masonic school of Instruction,
Oct. e4-ceremonial meeting Azay
Sanctorum No. 176, A. M. o. s.,
Portland.
I.
animation for application to Naval
Academy. gby Senator Hale.
Oct. 27-Navy day. >.
oct. 2S-Nuv New England Fruit
Show at Boston.
Oct. 29-30-Maine Teachers ConVen-
ton. Portland.
Oct. So-Masonic School on Instruc-
ton, Camden.
Nov. S-Annual meeting of Kennebec
County Farm Bureau at Augusta.
Nov. Masonic School of instruction,
Gardiner.
Nov. boys and Girls Clubs annual
county contest at Winthrop.
Nov. 17-l9-Maine Pathological Dairy
men. Creamerymen and Seed I'M
provement Assn's. Portland.
Dec. Especial referendum election
in Maine on two measures passed by
last Legislature, An Act making 1t
unlawful for any town or other mu-
nicipality to vote for or otherwise
establish any other system OF time
than standard time, and an act to
define certain grades Of milk offered
for sale within the state.
Dec S-10--Annual meeting OF Maine
State Grange. Bangor.
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BELGRADE

NORTH-The Free Will Baptist
quarterly meeting begins Friday eve
ming of this week and lasts over Sun
day. Dinner will be served at the
church Sunday and all not solicited
are requested to bring pastry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watson and
daughter, Katherine of East Orange.
n. j., who have been visiting their
aunt, Lucy Watson and cousins, AL
yah Watson and Mrs. w. L. Withers,
have gone to Good Will Farm for a
few days before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Furbush and
family. who lost their home by fire
recently, have moved into cottage.
which they have built by the shore
of the lake. They will remain there
for the present.
The Young Yankee Boys and Girls
Club with Mrs. Charles Mills leaders
enjoyed the day Monday by a trip to
Burnham. A baseball game was one
of the features. All reported a pleas
ant time.
The Farm Bureau meeting for bas-
kerry making which was to have
been held Tuesday. September a..
has been postponed until Friday,
September IS. x ,.7sa
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Kacquetes johnson and den Repuse Assault of Pair
RAVES ARE BLAN liked IN FIRST
BuT WHIP THE PILLS IN SECOND

-.or Sept. 10.-(AP)-Phila-
won the first game of today's
audi s.asl.header with the Braves, 4 to
: a' NJ Boston took the second game,
J !. a J. In the final the visitors were
s. out until the ninth when a
sn1s ~ five hits off Smith gave
sS' .hrse runs. The last play Of
ihem with two men on base and
ne s. was a line drive by Pinch
one GU Mitchell which High caught
Hltte.In Threw to second for double
and y, Neis' fielding was a feature
q pc sU,I lett handed pitcher Jim ,o An -
| s s.a,s worcester and finished the firss
W. The scores:
fhss pIJJI ADEI ,PHIA
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EASTERN LEAGUE

w.. (By A. P.)
sn,;sa game: Hartford 0-7-0;
Hsrtsneio 8-13-1. Second game:
Ws..u Isl: Springfield 3-7-0.
Fl,s.s IL; Bridgeport 2-7-o.
sestss game: Piitsfeld 5-9-3; Wor-
feh ,y-i4-2 Second game: Pitts
Nss iv-V; Worcester 4-12-1,
J. iii haven 1928; Albany 6-l4-
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T0faIS - -,
petted for Benton in 9Th.

,~Batted for Benton in Sth.
.r-Ratted for Anderson In 9th.
~. % O O 1 90 O 1 "a
p rn..a % o O o 0 0 0 0 90
Two base hits. Sand, Frieburg.
u.,sn bases, Hawks. Sacriflces,
ia wriehtstone. Double plays.
,r to Wrightstone; Sand to
u.wks. Carlson to Wilson to Hawks.
ia an bases, Philadelphia Z. Bos-
II d Bases on balls, off Carlson
4, l BENTON 8; Anderson i. Struck
sst by Carlson 3. Benton l. Hits
a BENTON 5 in S innings; off Ander-
n 8 mi. Losing pitcher. Benton.
iImnires Mccormick and Klein.
9sme 40,
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PORTLAND PRO
LEADS FIELD IN
MART|NDALE LINKS
Especial to Kennebec Journap

Especial to Kennebec Journal1
Auburn, Me-, Sept 10.-Ray Ouimet
OF Waterville, scoring the best Is Of
the day, forged into second place
among the professionals competing in
lhe State open championship at the
Martindale Club today. 1t was the
lrst State competition on these links.
scores In general bear out the. pre-
oieion that good golf would be re-
auired to break so. but Alex Chisholm
rortiand came through with 79.So-
90 10 lead the entire field Frank A.
oh ainah OF Augusta, former State
I man, mad morning round of so
."t ms 50 In the afternoon put him
n.h,n s,e win Ernest L. Ryall of Ken
henunk Beach with 1853.
Hiram Kicker, Jr., with a margin ~
eight strokes, led the amateurs ~
night at the halfway mark. His 1s,
put him in front of M. H Wheeler
augusta. and r. L. Erwin, wateryilIe'
each OF whom had 173. Wilfred A
Oulmet and Al Mccain, whose name.
appear In the amateur list, vera NOT
eligible. The scores:
professionals AM PM TIL.
Alex Chisholm. Portland
u Z. .......... ... 70 50 161
RAY Ouimet, Waterville
c. c. ................ 81 IS 1852
E. L. Ryall, Kennebunk
Beach ................ 81 So 1853
F. A. Gilman, Augusta II
I. 4. so SO 1853
r. A. Bunker. Kennebunk-
port c. G. ......,. 81 81 1853
Dennis O'Connell Poland
Sr-s
spring ............... 81 SS 169
Samuel Tirabassi Port
land c. c. ............. SO SO 172
John j. Fendergast. Oak
| dale c. c., Rumford.... "a 81 IFS
L. V. Rowe, Prouts Neck
c. C: ............:.... 81 81 IFS
! Howard E. Lunt, Willow
! dale C. c.. Scarboro. 80. 81 IS 17s
Geo. Dunn. Jr, Martlndale
! c. c.. Auburn. ......... 80 SO 179
Fred Berg Portland c. &. 96 80 1875
! Pere Hickey Biddeford-
saco C. C., Saco. ...... No card
Amateurs AM PM TIL.
Hiram Kicker. Jr, Poland
! Spring .......,....... 81 81 100
Wifred A. Ouimet. Mar
tindale, Auburn $500. 81 IS 1853
NJ. H. Wheeler, Augusta :.
c. c. ..,.....-........ 90 81 10
C. c. ................. SO 90 17s
H. W. Hall. Martindale c.
c., Auburn ............ SO IS Iez
DR.. E, S. Winslow, Water
| vile c. c. ............ 80 20 lez
C. w. Lovejoy, Oakdale c.
c., Rumford .......... SO 30 $50
John Young, Waterville
/ c. c. ................t "a w 100
Willis r. Atwood, Martini
dale c: c., Auburn. SO SO 1s6
John ]. Doyle. Martindale
c. c.. Auburn. ........ 81 80 1s6
dale G. c, Auburn. -. 81 90 1877
| C. c. Abbott. Martindale
c. c.. Auburn .......... 80 81 1873
| A. E. Scruton. Martindale 80
c. c., Auburn. ........ sS 90 1870
r. ]. Dunn. Martindale c.
C., Auburn ..........,. ss IS 100
| r. B. Levinson, Kenne-
7 bunk Beach c, CT. 90 90 1s1
Al Mccain. Martindale
c. C., Auburn. ........ 81 s5 1879
Rhalsey Jackson, Angus
ia c. C. :..1o4 % 200
Howard NJ. Fredericks,
Portland c, c. ........1o2 90 ao1
! Charles B. Carter, Martin
dale C. C. Auburn. ..1o7 11s s25