Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-02
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The lewiston Auburn club has
signed two more players. Bob Ad-
ans. Lehigh University star, will be
back with sthe L. A. outfit this sum-
mer. Fans will remember that Ad-
ans was quite sensation in Maine
baseball circles last summer. Charlie
Prior has been secured to 8 guard
first base. These late additions tend
to indicate that Twin Town fans will
have real fast semi-pro ball this
summer.
Colby has classy weight thrower
IN Ken Wentworth. He has habit
OF tossing the burden to the 141 foot
mark and it would not be surprising
to see him kick over the traces before
the season ends. His work is being
carefully watched by the Colby men
tor.
Cony's second league game is
scheduled today against the Halo
well high ball crew. The H. H. S.
nine has lost but one game this sea-
SON to Waterville high, and should
put up good exhibition against the
Red and White representatives this
afternoon. The game will be played
In Augusta.
:, Portlands "Sol" is angling for the
services of Marty Kavanaugh on the
Portland club. The former big
Lacquer was the maipstay Of the
Portland outfit and IL the Portland
manager can sign him this year he
VIII be all set to go after the Lew
iston club. Most of the boys who
wore the green last year win be I'M
available to Portland.
Bowdoin will be the Mecca t., ay
for sporting fans who are interested
in baseball. Ben Houser sends his
charges against the Colby nine In
the opening league clash OF the sea-
so. Colby, confident after their
successful southern invasion will
give the Bowdoin bunch close bat
tie at ay rate.
Edward Little plays Stevens high
today with her twiriing ace on the
mound. The e. L. coach win depend
upon either Galley or Sullivan, two
likely youngsters who are not half
bad on the mound. Wings stick
work. however, may tend to brace
up the Auburn players.
The officials of the Hebron Bridg-
ton dual track meet to be held at
Hebron today have been selected as
follows: Clerk of course, Parmalee,
Hebron; starter, Fitz, Mercersburg:
judge Of finish, Hooper, Bates; as
sistant judges, Emery, Bowdoin;
Moody. Maine; head Judge of Held
events, Woodman, Bates; assistants.
Fowlie. Hebron; Needing. Hebron;
timers, Wiggin, Bates; Metcalf, Am
herst; scorers, Fowlie, Hebron; c. E.
Parmalee. Edward Little high; an
nouncer, Newton, Hebron; head
marshal Dee, Hebron; assistants,
Broe, Hebron; Lohnes, Hebron; Vail,
Hebron; Merrill, Hebron; assistants
to clerk of course, Burdett, Hebron;
Dwyer, Hebron.
The first dual meet of the season
for the Coburn track team will be
held tomorrow. morning at 10 o'clock
on Libbey Field. WatervilIe, when
the local team meets the Skowhegan
High school team. Coburns should
win the meet without difficulty as
liCIc are ScFcEdl Htn VINO nave
proven their ability in the past as
stars.
The Maine Cubs will strike hard
opposition when the big Green in
vades Orono today. The U. of M.
team apparently, is very> strong,
Judged by the result of their two
starts, and they will try to keep
their slate clean so far as the He
bron outfit is concerned Trefethen
or Maxwell will toe the plate Both
clubs play a snappy brand of ball
and are sure to furnish an interest
ing battle.
Roasting no stars, but with a well
balanced team, the u. of M. fresh
men have their hands full today
when they race against the Hunting
ton tracksters. The weather has
held UP the cubs training to some
extent but Coach Frank Kanaly is
confident that his boys will make
good showing against the out of
State prepsters.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus 3, Milwaukee 5.
Indianapolis s, ST. Paul 5.
Toledo 1. Kansas City z.
Louisville 8, Minneapolis 4.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
All games postponed. rain.
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