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AUTHOR TELLS
Continued from Page One)

Later as a lad of Il or Is years he
visited In the mountains and came
to know the people intimately and
found them both picturesque and in
teresting. Some twelve years ago, he
was visiting in the mountains when
a freshet caused the river to rise.
During the night a messenger at
great risk of his life rode down the
valley warning the people of their
danger. but few needed the warning
and In the morning many woke to
find themselves floating down the
river. This aroused great religious
fervor among the simple minded
people, who saw in the rapid rise of
the waters the hand of God. Mr..
Hughes stated that while the initial
impulse to write the play must have
come years before, the actual i'm
pulse came during this visit to the
mountains.
Don't think that you can get To-
cal color by going after 1t" said Mr..
Hughes. when your search for local
color you defeat your purse, you
have got to live with it to get the
true color.
In writing the play Hell Bent for
Heaven" Mr.. Hughes decided to
work In this religious frenzy of the
mountaineers the central idea,
creating a character who was sin
cere in his belief that his own will
was the will of God only to sudden
ly realize that he had been mistaken.
To make his character typical and
individual arrangements were made
for. the entire company to spend ten
days among the mountaineer, but
they found the people on their good
behavior. and while they were &C.
casionally able to catch a person off
their guard 1t was with difficulty
that the local color desired was Sc
cured.
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TIMELY HITTING
Wins FOR CQNY
over MORSE, 1913
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Bath, May Gin game featured
by the steady playing, timely hit
ting of the Cony team and the ex-
cellent pitching of Hayden and eight
game in the Kennebec Valley league
here today. 1913. 1t was the first
home game for Morse in the League,
and they could not hit or field the
ball. With any support at all be-
hind Bonney, the game would have
been interesting. OF Cony's runs.
only four were earned. The features
were one hand catches by Webb and
Oliver. Summary:
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TWO MORE HOMERS BY
COBB AND TIGERS WIN

st. Louis. May 6.-The veteran Ty
Cobb added to his batting laurels
by hitting two home runs thereby
establishing modern major league
baseball record of five four baggers
in two consecutive games, and the
Detroit Tigers defeated the st.
Louis Browns today II to 4. George
Sisler hit safely in his 21st consecu-
tive game. Score:
Detroit Il sol o 5-11 OF o
st. Louis 1 0 0 90 / . O. All %
Cole and Woodall: Danforth,
Stauffer, Falk, and SEVERED.
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Prominant Boston Man
Dies on WAY to Hospital

Boston, May Crank Lynn
Ripley, pioneer fruit merchant, y
ector of, the Atlantic National pa
and prominent club man OF Wincls
ter and Boston. collapsed In tne y \
by of the bank today and dlea
fore he reached a hospital. ne y
president of the Winchester ~ y
Company, the Quincy Marker -
Storage and Warehouse COME
and was one of the first preslos.
of the Boston fruit and produce.s
change and was prominently iasu
fed with other Boston and Wine y,
ter business and financial inSu'
lions. IN
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spetted for Padgett in 4th.


sBatted for Padgett in Attn.
s.Batted for Batchelder in Itn. ,o
yroLIvn 900 3 0 4 0-l0
Dostnn 900 o 90 O. U
D Two-base hits, Vance 2. Brown, r.
Smith Three-base hit, Fournler.
Stolen base. Harris. Sacrifice, Hish,
Double plays. Vance to Mitchell to
Tournier: Padgett to Bancroft 40 Bur
rus. Left on base. Brooklyn TO- Dos,
ton s. Bases on balls. off Vance g. on
Graham 2, off Benton 2. Struck OUT
hv vance s, by Graham 2, by Batchei-
dor >. Fits, off Graham in I'd IN
nings, off Batchelder in 10 on
Benton in 1-3 inning, off Ryan l IN
2-s. Hit by pitcher. by Vance, Mar
riott. Wild pitch. Benton. Losing
pitcher. Graham. EMPIRES Day.
pfirman and Sweeney. Time, Loo
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WESTBROQk SEN.
BLANKS WESTbRQN|
HIGH "a CHAMP

Westbrooh, May 6.-Westhn|
Seminary today defeated Weabnl
High school boy champions Of ID
in an exhibition game s to 0. tn.
prep school hurlers holding d
youngsters to three hits. Score
innings:
Seminary: s,s.
o13 1 O.s0 o O--Ss!
Westbrook:
10000 600 0-Os
Batteries: Zepp. Munroe. Schusr
and Cummings and Augustine; Id
bert and Chamard. ,es Z.
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Three base hits Weston, Norhury.
Two base hits Rowland, Shanahan z.
Stolen bases Shanahan. Struck out
by Weston IS, by Murphy z. Double
plays O'Brien to Jones to Trefethern,
/. Hit by pitched ball by Murphy,
Overlook, Mercier. Wild pitch, Wes-
ton. Passed ball Druehl 2, Larkin j.
Base on balls by Weston 3, by Muir
ply 2. Sacrifice hits Jones, Ludwig,
Druehl. Umpires MARI and Millett.
Time 2 hours Is minutes. Attendance
800.
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Two base hits Picinich, Tate. Three
base hit Flagstead. Home run Todt.
Stolen bases Peckinpaugh 2; RueI.
Sacrifices Carlyle. Johnson. Double
plays Harris to Peck to Judge. Left
on base Boston 10; Washington 7.
Bases, on balls off Ehmke S; Ruffing
l; johnson 4. Struck out by Ruffing
2; johnson 5. Hits off Ehmke 9 in
1-S innings; Quinn in 2-3, none
out in third; Ruffing 3 in 5. Lucey 1
in l. Hit by pitcher by johnson
Wambsganss). Losing pitcher En-
nike. Umpires Dineen, Ormsby and
MCGOWAN. Time 1854.
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CATHOLIC DRIVES
LEAGUE ACE FROM
MOUND IN 2O-3 WIN
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Portland, May 6.-Catholic High
drove the Telegram League hurting
ace, Vachon from the mound and
hit two other twirlers hard in de-
feating Thornton Academy here to-
day 20 to 3. Barnes replaced Vachon
and was reached for nine runs in
the 7th inning. The team commit
ted II errors which helped largely
In piling up the lopsided score.
Catholic is unbeaten as yet in the
league race. Score by innings:
Catholic:
200 ) 3 l 0 O 0-20-1e-1
Thornton:
0003 01 90 . s. 5-12
Batteries-Aube and J. Faltley:
Vachon, Levallee and Calderwood.
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Two base hits Howe :, Lapluus'
Stiles, Bradstreet, Mclaughlin. Stol-
en- bases Webb ., Lapidus. Howe,
Stiles, Fletcher, Hayden, Wilson, Nc
Phee. Struck out by Hayden il,
Bonney II. Double plays Bonney to
Vellieux. Hit by pitched ball Hay
den hit villieux. Bonney, Nickless.
Wild pitch, Hayden. Passed ball
Fletcher .. Base on balls off Hay
den 4, McPhee .. Sacrifice hits,
Clement ., Stiles, Overlook, Doyle.
Umpire Davis. Time 90.
X-Batteds for Clement in Sth.
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BATES WINS over
u. OF maine, 10-4
IN COLLEGE SERIES
Especial to Kennebec Journal

(SpeClaI 10 AeHneDeC JOurndI)
Lewiston, Me-, May 6-Bates ham
mered three University of Maine pit
cheers all over the lot today to win
it's first state series game 10 to 4. FL
lott Small, brother to Chas. Small,
who is playing sensational ball at
short though a freshman, started the
fusilade with a triple. After that the
Bobcats cracked everything in sight.
The real blow-up came In the fourth
when six runs scampered across.
Geo. Gruhn, with two out and Maine
one run behind in the second, plas-
tered one Of Smalrs fast shots to
right center for a home run, beating
the throw home by inches. Charlie
Small besides pitcing fine game got
two doubles. Box score:
RATES
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The Day in Washington

Inc International Council of
Women received reports from forty
national councils.
Secretary Work announced an an
nual reduction of $553, 900 in oper-
ating expenses of the general land
office through it's reorganization.
Hope was expressed that Presi-
dent Coolidge's economy drive
would permit reduction of $500, 600
600 in the federal budget for the
fiscal year 1927.
Richard F. Grant, president of the
United States Chamber of Commerce
endorsed the projected Nickel Plate
Railroad merger before the inter-
state commerce commission.
An elaborate campaign for or
ganizing non-union workers was ap-
proved by the American Federation
of labor executive council at repre-
sentatives of 106 unions.
Senator Lenroot, Republican.
Wisconsin,, announced he would
seek congressional investigation of
the recent failure of Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul railroad.
Investigation of the alleged use
of talking machine picture of
President Coolidge in a stock, selling
campaign at New York was ordered
by the department of justice at the
suggestion of White House officials.
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B0WdOin Seconds
Cop Over Kent's
Hill Boys, 5 to 3
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Brunswick, Me-. May 6.-The Bow
doin Seconds defeated Kents Hill to-
day to in a game played at Whit
ier's Field. Bowdoin scored twice in
the first and three times in the second,
but after that did not get a man be-
You'd second. Kents Hill got two runs
IN the fifth and one in the eighth. Two
timely double plays and a triple play
saved the Bowdoin team. Knowles
pitched fine game for Kents Hill,
striking out II Bowdoin men. Lavey
had good day at bat for the seconds,
getting. three hits out Of four times
at bat. The summary:
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COLLEGE GAMES

At Lewiston, Maine: Bates 10;
University of Maine 4.
At Newton. Mass: Boston College
8; Villanova 4.
At Worcester: Tufts 1; Holy Cross
%.
Hanover, N. H.-Dartmouth S;
Springfield college 4.
Burlington. Nt.-St. Michaels 4;
Norwich z.
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X-Batted Tor Paul IN 5th.
xx-Batted for Wing in 9th.
Bates ......... U Wv
Maine ........ U v
Runs made by L. Small ?, Jordan
4, Ray. Meanelly. Moulton, DimlicF
Paul, Newhall, Gruhn, Repscha. Two
base hits, Jordan 2, c. Small 2.
Moulton. Three base hits E. Small
Home runs Gruhr. Stolen bases, Jor-
dan 2, Ray. Mennealy, Stearns. Sac
rifice hits f. Small, Baker, c. Small,
Moulton, Hacket. Base on balls.
Small 2. Repscha 2. CroZier, Thomp-
son. Struckout Crozier 4. Small 3,
Thompson. Double plays Small,
Dimlich, Jordan; Hackett Stearns.
Hit by pitched ball Dimlich by
Thompson. Ray by Repscha. Time 2
hrs, 3 minutes. Umpire McDonough-
Rawson.
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DAzzY Vance IN fine FETTLE
DODGERS BLANK BRAVES, 100

Boston, May 6.-Dazzy Vance shut
out the Braves with four hits today
and the Brooklyn Dodgers won the
third game Of the series 10 to 0. Vance
famed eight batters. The Dodgers
collected Is hits off four Boston
pitchers, Fournier knocking out
triple and two singles.
The score:
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EDD|ES WIN over
BRUNSWICK WHEN
LIBBY GOES UP
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Brunswick. May 6.-Edward Little
High Of Auburn defeated Brunswick
High IL to this afternoon, the wild
ness of Libby contributing largely to
the visitors victory. Libby passed the
hrst four men to face him. Then
Placement went in for the remainder
of the inning, after which Libby again
took the mound but was batted from
the box in the fifth.
The score:
Little .....1 o 2 "a o 0 2 1-11-1o-e
Brunswick o 90 0 o o 20 Q l. s. 3-s
Sullivan and Thomas; Libby, Pale
ment, Libby, Joy and r. Baily.
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oo
KENTS HILL
SPORT TABLOIDS

Fitchburg, Mass, May 6-Oflcials
OF the Reipac club, which will stage
a scholastic and collegiate A. A. A.
U. track meet here Saturday, de-
clared today that Paavo Nurmi will
run IN F1tchburg,. even if his sus-
pension is not lifted. 1t wa, said
that arrangements would be made, if
the dlsbarment order remains in eff
1ect Saturday, TO have Nurmi run in
an exhibition against time at the
termination of the sanctioned A. A.
A. U. meet.
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Greb Gets Decision
Over Billy Britton

columbus, Ohio, May 6.-Harrv Creh
OF Pittsburg. worlds middleweigbt
champion, won the judges decision
over Billy Britton, Columbus x,s -,
~ rounds here tonight. Greb weighed
IN at 1853 and Britton at 1e5 The
champion took all IL rounds easily,
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Three base hits = Morrill. Two
base hits-Mosher. Stolen bases =
Wentworth. Corvette. Struck out
BY Cole 6; Vessel /: Morrill, /. Hit
by pitched ball-Veisel, Dysart,
Corvette, Cogan. Wild pitch-Mor-
rill 2; Vessel. Base on balls-Off
Cole /; Morrill, 2.
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Baseball fans expect Bob Veach,
former Detroit and Red Sox outfielder,
traded to the New York Yankees by
the Boston Americans. to be assigned
the permanent task of pinch hitter by
Manager Higgins. Veach is 81 years
old and has been playing major league
baseball since 1912.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo at Milwaukee postponed
cold ana wet grounds.
Indianapolis s; at Minneapolis Z.
Louisville 10; at st. Paul 4.
Columbus S; at Kansas City 6.
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Negotiations have been

Negotiations have been practically
closed for worlds featherweight
championship bout between Louis
(kid) kaplan Of Meriden, Conn, and
Red Chapman, Boston boxer, to Z be
heid as the main attraction in Long
Island City June under the auspices
OF the Long Island City Elks. This
match is intended to replace a pro-
posed match between Charley phil
Rosenberg, world bantamweight cham
pion, and frankie Genaro, American
,fyweight titleholder.
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Melrose. Mass. May b-i La "a:
Ewell Of Medford, a carpenseer. me-
killed instantly and two o.he' whsr
received minor injuries TO-DAY ,.ntefs
an automobile carrying arothe
to their work collided WIN rail asi
car at a street junction. Ess auts
pinned under an oVertuIne1
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Worcester Tech
Stops B0wdoin, 81
At Worcester: Bowdoin I; Worces-
ter Tech s.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Newark 2: at Buffalo 3.
Reading 8; at Toronto 2. Z Innings
BY agreement.
4 Jersey City at Syracuse postponed,
rain.
Baltimore at Rochester postponed,
rain. =
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Boxing Promoter Tex Richard and
ms star babe adieu to old Madison
square Garden today to occupy offices
on an old carbarn site at 50th street
and Eighth avenue. New York, pend
ing the opening of the new Madison
Square Garden in November.
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Veteran Scott Consecutive Record after 13Ozh Con
CHAMPION SENAT ORS Get JUMP
ON RED SOx AND WIN, 10 TO 8

Washington, May 6-Washington
made it two out of three in its series
with Boston by defeating the Red
Sox 10 to today in free hitting
game. The champions batted around
in the first inning, scoring seven
runs. The score:
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Friends are very sorry for inc
fortune of Grin Neal in the IN I'M
three fingers from his lels Nm
while saving wood. He was n
to the hospital in. Dexter WnS'S
injury was attended to. ,,.t.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Cole eon % I'd
land were callers in town oal M II
Otis l.. Blaisdell and Halos ,,u.
Blaisdell of Dexter were guess - r.
day at w. A. Blaisdelrs.--l. = I'm
ported that Mrs. Abbie WeehS M.
resides at the village, is III a. one.
writing.-Mrs. Harriet ~. "a 4
ley is visiting for the week. s
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. = Ms
Emerson, in South st. aAlbaas ,s;nte
Edith Millett who passed tne M
in Hartland has moved Dach \ nOe
farm.-Alton Hilton IS III III
health at the present time, 5
reported to be a little betteI o,sistof
Thompson and family OIL Le VA d
were visitors over the WeeA1es
their farm here.
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Cambridge, Mass, May Gin the
first varsity rowing competition on
the Charles River this spring the
Harvard $50 pound crew defeated
the Massachusetts Institutes of Tech
nology's lightweights by one length
today. The course measured one
mile and five sixteenths and Har-
wards time was minutes, five Sec
onds.
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SK0WHEGAN HIGH
TRIMS GOODWILL
BY GOOD MARGIN
(special to Kennebec JournaD

Especial u NSHAcuSS oouAh~
Skowhegan, May 6 - Skowhegan
High trimmed Goodwill High here
today at Fairview Park, go, errors
proving costly for the visitors. Cole
went well in the box for Skowhegan.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Worcester 5; 10; 4. Springfield IS;
II; 2.
Albany 0; z; 0. Waterbury 3; II;
New Haven 4; 10; 1. Bridgeport
5; II; 5. :, =
Hartford s; 9; o. Pittsheld 3; 10; 3.
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a.
PALMYRA
PALMYRA Grange

Palmyra Grange held 49, ~
meeting Saturday evening WIN IN
attendance including visitors
Pittsfield, Newport and otnef. s a.ivs
es. One application was re.o h
and a large class was instruc'eSr IN
the third and fourth degrees s,ssl
boys and girls club under the us
ton of Mrs. Harmon Grover, a.
program. A fine supper was s SEW
in the dining room below, i0i'0"
by a social.
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Ivan Bicknell post, No. 80, Ameri-
can Legion held dancing party
Wednesday evening in Grand Army
hall and which was largely attended
and thoroughly enjoyed. The ladies
of the camp donated cakes to go
with the ice cream furnished by the
post. The affair was held to help
swell their quota of the Legion en-
dowment fund they are trying to
raise.
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Madrid. May 6.-(AP)-Adolph
5. Ochs, publisher of the New York
Times arrived in Madrid today ac-
companied by Mrs. Ochs and was
greeted by u. S. Ambassador Moore
and members of the embassy staff.
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SPORT BRIEFS
i, e6y the Associated Press)

EDDIE Kane, manager of Tom Glib
Dons, mas announced that he expects
The st. Paul heavyweight in New YORK
Monday to begin training for his bat
Tie with Gene Tunney at the POLO
Grounds June s. Kane has selected
an Atlantic City site for the Gibbons
training camp. ''i'
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Thursdays Concert Program

March-"Raditzky' ....... Strauss
Notwithstanding -. Keller Bella
Waltzes-"My Treasure from Gypsy
Queen Observation-Disclosures. Strauss
Selection from 'The Gay Musician
Edwards
Fox Trot-"You're Still an Old
Sweetheart of Mine" 49,. Whiting
Medley Overture-"Ted Snyder
Schulz
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT q

The Gannett horseshos .s.,...
ter meeting and defeatinr ~ y
Newhall iron tossers are no. ~ n J, |
GUS to conquer new worlds all
publishing house boys arr S u,,,.
meet any other city team n9
town team, either a two snn w
man outfit. Any team dsss.,ws !
sign a match can do SO ~
municating with George For g
ager. va nc
The Big Green track fear,
journey to Orono, Saturday X.
vorites to win the Maine Ints ~ !
astic track meet. Coach I5sn.sas
an unbeatable crew of wsI.l'
and a we'll balanced runninr w. W.
cation. Hebron pulled a 81 4
prise last Saturday, wbsn' 3 y
smothered the strong Bideta,
denny team in the dual meet ty s,, y (
Hebron. The withdrawal sof ny
ington school from the entriss Y Y
the Hebron tracksters an onno,4ss
ty to capture first honors. AS ths + )
Green appears to have fhe
powerful club amongst the sfat
Maine entries as
Cony high by her win OVER N.
jumped into the place hela is n
down river bunch with a standMs
SGT. Morse is evidently very Z,
this season as IS shown by IN N
that Coach Morrell did not ma N
first string twirlers. Hayden n
plays in the outfield, went Il n
held the Bath outfit to three EN-
and a few scattered hits. s7sa7
Tuesday was a banner davs N
sports at Bowdoin. Ben Hop.ss|
mines victory over Harvard cayas |
a big surprise as did the victory
the tennis team over Amherst by
Az score. Stan Robinson, vss A
star of the Harvard game. geinr n
full distance while the three IN
ward pitchers Were put to rout MI
the Bowdoin captain, turned II n
hitting feature of the game viii
home run with one man on, N
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The Ruth family enjoyed a family
reunion yesterday at the New York
hospital In which the home-run cham
pion and Mrs. Ruth are recovering
from breakdowns. Babe made the
visit to Mrs. Ruth's room. two flights
above, via a wheelchair.
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Plymouth, Mass, May GA number

Plymouth, Mass, May Ga number
of brush fires which broke out yes
terday In Plymouth county ragged all
night despite the efforts of hundreds
OF volunteer fire fighters and, today
a strip four miles long and a mile
wide on both sides of the Sycamore
road had been swept by the flames.
The fines had merged into one and II
was believed early today that they
would soon be controlled.
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In a bunker shot, at what
point does the club head enter
the sand-if it does?
By JOCK HUTCHINSON
British Open champion, 1921.

In bunker shot the club head en-
tiers the sand at different points. de-
pending entirely on the distance re-
quired For example. II need only
short distance hit the sand two or
three inches behind the ball. The
longer the shot the less sand should
be taken. Practice alone will assist
you in determining just how far back
of the ball you should hit to get the
distance that your shots require.
Copyright, 1925. Associated Editors,
Inc1
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ArIERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Washington 10; Boston 8.
Detroit II; St. Louis a.
philadelphia 6; New York 2.
Chicaso-CIeveiand, rain.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
and GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 10; Boston 0.
ST. Louis Pittsburgh, cold.
N. Y..PhiIadeIphia, cold.
Cincinnati Chicago, wet grounds.
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TODAY'S GAMES

Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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The InternatlONaI Council OF
Women received reports from forty
| national councils.