Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-04


defeated Hill and Flynt, A. c. c.,
7-5, Sc.
Singles
Wilkinson, Colby, defeated Hill,
Augusta, 6-3. 3-6, CO.
Larrabee, Colby, defeated Briggs,
Augusta 6-1, As, SIS.
Shoemaker, Colby. defeated john
son, Augusta, rs. 63.
Flynt, Augusta, defeated Macomb-
er. Colby 6-2 2-6, GA.
SPORT TABLOIDS
Middletown, Conn., May 2-In
track meet that was not decided
until the last event. the Javelin
throw, Wesleyan defeated Amherst
30 to So here today, Wesleyan took
seven firsts to eight by Amherst
Bancker and Captain Riday of Wes-
leyan and Drew of Amherst were
the high point scorers, scoring 13
points each.
Princeton, n. j.. May Navy
oarsAnen scored a clean sweep here
today in their regetta with Prince
ton. winning the varsity. Junior var
sity and freshman races by wide
margins.
Worcester, Mass, May 2-Worces-
ter Tech track team defeated Trinity
In the annual dual track meet at
Alumni Field here today II So points
to SO 1-6.
Philadelphia, May flames BudD
Braley, pitcher for the Reinhold
Professional baseball team of the
| city, was hit in the stomach with a
pitched ball during a game today and
died shortly afterward.
I. San Francisco. Cal. May 2-(By
A. P.)--Glenn Hartranft of Stanford
University bettered the worlds rec
ord in the discus throw. heaving it
| 157 feet, l 5-8 inches at the Pacific
Association meet of the A. A. u. in
/ the Municipal Stadium here today.
| The official record is 1o6 feet. ! 3-S
| inches by James Duncan in 1912.
Lewiston, May Lewiston defeat
! ed Catholic high of Portland on Lew
! iston Athletic Park this afternoon 6
| to in a game that was featured by
: the pitching of Scrudner, who famed
IA of his opposing batsmen.
] Biddeford, May 2-South Portland
, High came, saw and conquered to-
| day The Capers, with Ben Roche
! hurling excellent ball. set Biddeford
! down to a . to defeat in well
/ played ball game. The local cluster
could do nothing with Roche's offer
| ing, and never had the visiting fling
er in any serious trouble.
Sioux Falls, S. D.. May 2-Joie
| Ray. star miller. defeated Emil Krogh
| in an exhibition one mile at the Da-
| kota relays here this afternoon in the
slow time of 4.2S 2-10 Both runners
are members of the Illinois A. c. Of
Chicago. Krogh finished less than a
! pace behind Ray.
| Atlanta, Ga. May Bobby Jones,
amateur golf champion, Of the Unit
/ ed States. and Watts Gum. Georgia
Tech. college star, defeated Walter
Hagen British open champion, and
Harold Galloway, Louisiana Grade,
Ca, former professional FIVE up and
| four to go. over the East Lake course
here today.
| San Francisco, May 2-Paavo Nur-
mi ran a mile and half in min
utes Sc 7-10 seconds at the Pacific
Association meet here this afternoon.
The Finn made the distance in $3.50
2-5 at New York, March 4. The track
here was rather slow.
Auburn, May Edward Little de-
feated Stephens High of Rumford on
Auburn Athletic Park this afternoon
to l in a game that was mainly a
pitchers battle. The teams were
evenly matched and the contest was
hard fought and close during the
whole game. Neither team scored
until the fourth inning, when each
side sentn in one run. The to 1 tie
held until the seventh, when Tribou
drove out a two-bagger with the
bases full that brought all three
across the plate.
Philadelphia. May 2-Yale won the
triangular varsity race on the Schuy-
kill river today by two lengths. PEN
ma was second and Columbia third.
The winners time was 1885 for the
fcourse. 200 feet less than 1 12 miles.
Penna's time was 742. Yale also
won the triangular freshman race.
Penna was second and Columbia
, third. The time was 1926 for the
course, which was 200 feet short of
one and half miles. Pennsylvania
won the Junior varsity race. Yale
was second and Columbia third. Time
7.3S.
Williamstown, May 2-Williams
brought it's total of track victories in
dual meets to Is over a period of six
years here today by defeating Brown,
81 to 81.
Three new track records were made
; by the Purple team. Early in the meet
the two teams were tied at q points
each, but Williams forged ahead.
Pittsfeld, May 2.-The NJ. c. I.
track team defeated Waterville High
dual meet, the final count being 20
to 46. Captain Seekins of the NJ. c.
/. team was the individual star of
the meet, capturing four first places,
three seconds, and one third, making
his total 30. His team mates. Tur-
ner, Coffin, and Marble also showed
nn well Far tke Watervills team