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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
ALBION
Wedding Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. Vina1 Rideout, who
were recently married. We're invited
TO the Grange hail Wednesday even
ing to Community gathering" Af-
ter a short program of music, the
curtain arose displaying many useful
and beautiful household articles,
among them a clock and rocker Mr..
ana Mrs. Rideout and her parents
were invited to come forward and
they realized then that Il wedding re-
ceptlon was being given the young
couple. Rev. F. Champln made a
snort presentation speech, to which
Mr.. and Mrs. Rideout responded
briefly, thanking friends for the gifts
and expressing pleasure for the de-
lGhtiul surprise. Mrs. Rideout was
Susie Hussey of this town, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs +. S. Hussey, a grad
uate of Besse High and Castine Nor
mar ana a fine singer. She has been
teaching the intermediate school at
the village with excellent success.
Mr.. Rideout is from Hampden, and
an eX-service man. They will reside
III Albion for the present. Ice cream
and cake We're served and a social
hour was enjoyed after which the
friends left for their homes, leaving
all good wishes for the young couple.
airline and F,rdine Besse and Will
bert Wentworth from the L. of NJ,
We're at home recently for q few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28

steers 1850. average weight 1878
pounds: bulk steers and yearlings
SIS a 1850: fat She stock generally
steady; better grade cows and heavy
heifers slow; spots weak: bulk fat
cows 47546.50; most heifers $500
500: 2S head averaging $50 pounds
1900; lighter weight 9.50@9.75; bulls
slow. steady; calves generally steady:
spots higher; supply relatively small;
bulk to packers 11.50 a 1850: few 1900
and above; shippers 13.50@15.00;
stockers and feeders in limited supply
generally steady at weeks 25c ad-
vance.
HOGS-Receipts 10000; mostly 10
to 20 higher than yesterdays best
prices; pigs and light and lights 10
to % higher; top J2.40: bulk desirable
130 to 320pound average 12.Q0G0l2
140 to 170-pound weight largely 11.25
q l1.S5: bulk packing sows 11.10@
11.4o: strong weight slaughter pigs
mostly 1o5o@11.oO; estimated hold
SHEEp-Receipts 10000: desirable
fat lambs active, fully steady: others
dull. uneven, weak to 25 lower: bulk
100 a 1915: few loads 17.S5G11S.Ou:
medium to good yearlings 1900
1910: fat sheep active. strong; bulk
fat ewes S.75M9.75 feeding lambs
scarce; most sales 17.00li11.40.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
COBuRN TO SEND
SQUAD TRACK men
To B0WD0|N MEET
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Waterville, Feb. 27-Coach Ray Z.
Haines of Coburn has announced his
intentions Of sending track team to
the Bowdoin Interscholastic track
meet to be Held on Saturday. March
Z. The Coburn. athletic dipector call
ed a meeting of track candidates
yesterday and after brief talk with
the boys announced the entries for
the meet. Thost to compete are: 40
yard dash, Chas. Major '26; Donald
Mason '25, Donal Thompson '25; 800
yard run, Donald Mason rs: Donald
Thompson '25: 600 I'D run, Leslie
Spaulding '26, Alfred Coombs '26.
Hollis Wood '25; 1000 yard run, Les
lie Spaulding rs, Brainerd Hardy
'26: mile run, Leslie Spaufding,
Coombs; Relay race, Spaulding. Ma
son, Thompson, Hard. Wood, Major,
High jump. Charles Major; Broad
jump, Major and Mason. pole vault.
Major; shot put, Thompson.
These boys are all capable per-
formers and can hold their own with
anything that Maine can produce.
Major is in a class by himself in the
field events and should capture at
least two first places. Hardy and
Wood in the mile race look awful
good and will run with the leaders.
Spaulding is young runner with
plenty of courage and can step over
the 600 distance in pretty fast time.
The dashes will be well taken care
of and with three firsts and a fair
amount of seconds and thirds the
Crimson and Gold team has a good
show of coming through in the
meet,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
q EHSPORTING NEWSm
SATISFYING BOUTS
PROMISED At CITY
HALL WEDNESDAY

Hark ye lovers Of real boxing, fol-
lowers of the manly art, If its action
you are looking for, mixing OF the
toe to toe variety, see Harry Sears
big boxing show at City ahall on We'd
nesdav evening, March 4th. Harry
has secured for the main attraction
two Of the hardest hitting boys in
this corner of the country-"Cannon
Ball" Cote of Lewiston and Young
Gauyin Of Somersworth, n. H.. Tor q
twin six that promises to be one OF the
best wrangles held in the Capltal
City for many moons.
These youngsters are as hard as
cobblestones and right in the PINK,
so the fans may feel assured that
thew will pass an evening or real
sport. Harry is an old scrapper HIM
self. and knows, all the fine points IN
the game. He has placed his O. X.
on these boys and that means they
will give the fans their moneys
"spin" Mcguire. the game little
Augusta battler. and Larry walsh;
one of the coming lightweights OF
New England, have a six round en-
gagement that evening as the semi
final. Walsh, whose hailing port Is
Dexter. is a conner in the boxing
game and is fast climbing the ladder
Of f1stic success. Spin IS Wen
known up and down the kennebec as
tough, gamey battler and VIII give
Walsh the tussle Of his life.
George Gilbert, the old master, will
mingle with Bobby Goode in four
hectic rounds that will make the dust
fly. George is not making much talk
but is preparing for his return to the
SQUARED circle while Bobby is wear
ing a smile that BODIES no good for
the hero of 1O7-count 'em-107 bat
ties. All the old timers will be on
hand to welcome these boys on their
- return to the canvas and rosin.
The super-feature OF the evening Is
the six round scramble between
: "Oily'' Burt Tenney, the Hallowell
flash. and the Mystery Man. of
Sand Hill. "Oily" is training hard
for this mixup and the punching bags
are certainly taking punishment. 1t
is rumored that the Halloweu boy
has already disposed Of seven diff
: ferent punching bays and that there
. is now in construction one made OF
r sole leather that it may Withstand
his mighty blows. The Mystery
Man" is also preparing for the col
q lision by saving six cords Of wood a
day. It is said that for an hour each
day he has two men break paving
blocks on his chest with sledgeham-
mers, that he will be in condition for
the fray.
= Harry Sears himself will be the
third man in the ring. There will be
no stalling or fancy exhibition box
ing-the boys will mix. Harry's mot
to is Everything as advertised and
/. a square deal for the fans"
Tickets for the big show are now
on sale at Gage & Kings, Packard's s
/. Smoke Shop. Augusta; George
Arata's, Hallowell; Max Ellis,
6 Gardiner; priced at $3.50, 81, 75c.-
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
Gunman Pair Get
$3.50 from Optical
Co. in Cambridge

Cambridge, Mass. Feb. 27.-A gun
man who entered and made a survey
of the place a few minutes before I'M
der the pretext of seeking employ
ment. returned with confederate a
lew minutes later and robbed the open
sale of the American Optical Co., this
city. of 1880 in cash today. The two
men rode in the direction of Boston in
Il closed automobile driven by a third
man who had parked the machine out
side the door.
The gunman pointed a pistol at two
girls who were working in the office
and told them hand over the money!
When his Companion told him to "go
set it yourself" he cid
In April, 1923. the same company
Was robbed of q payroll of $500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
WINTHROP TEAMS
V|CTORS IN BOTH
GAMES FRIDAY
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especial TO henneDeC JOurnal.)
Winthrop, Feb. 27.-Winthrop
High took both games in a double
header played at Winthrop High to-
night. The boys defeated Jay High
by a score of 35-14, while the girls
defeated the Madison High girls in
a whirlwind game by one point, the
final score being 1910. The boys
game was much faster than the
score would indicate. The girls
game was contested ictly through
every period. At the end of the first
half, the Madison girls lead by one
point and at the ENG OF the third
auarter increased their lead to three.
In the last quarter the Winthrop
girls went into tho lead. Miss Strout-
r1yer, who has made a fine record
this season iu sh ooting baskets, did
not net a basket du1ing the game.
These were the final games of the
season. Summary:
WINTHROP Q6) MADISON (1o)
McWhinnie IF. lib DelaWare
Stroutmyec
Davenport IL. f.........rb MacAulcy
S mpson c.............c c. Hendshee
O'Clair SC. .........sc Oullette
BrLWn rb. b......... .....H WeSloi'
ECWeu Id. ..rI DeldWdlc
Stroutmyer
Goals from foo, Davenport Z. Nc
Whin-.ie, Weston &, Delaware l.
Goal: from fouls Westcn l. Refere"
Jofcan. Timer Beatty. Time Ass
WINTHROP $3.50 JAY (l4)
Biss,n ri. lib H. Waite
Forn,ain lf..............ro .ro AiIen
Jcyallee c........c Z. Waite
1 Iindholm rb. III Iopl'
Mcnamara lb. ..rf Hogan
Goals from floor Fountain Z. Bis
son Q, LaVallee s, Tobin l, Hogan 3,
E. Waite l. Goals from fouls LeVal-
lee 1, Tobin 4. Referee Fortier. TIM
er. Beatty. Time 4-1Os.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
LAST WORD IN
ACCEssoR|EI1I
BOSTON sRI|
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,'peo'ai 70 Aennebec .Iou,s,N !
Boston. Feb. 27-Mor. -.
and more interesting than up
fore. the accessory departme,M. ~ i.
Boston Automobile Show. "a =
in Mechanics Building Ma,,S
IA inclusive, will be well ~.
extended visit on the part "sa ua
| one who attends the great s,sss "
The chief manufacturer y
| country of accessories hav.
space in the Boston show -. -
told Manager Chester i. g.
that they plan to make their Ssa
unusually attractive psl
1t is in the accessory div,.,.
show that the future deyeios.
of the motor vehicle are ~
Almost without exception IN
improvements. which hav.
been incorporated into the ca,,
made their initial appearancs :.
cessories. A great manv = =
things which the manufacfmS
supplies as regular euuipm.s.
regarded only a few years ~
extras. They were adopted =.
equipment, after the motorins
lie had given them its approv,,s ~
indicated a desire for them
things as bumpers, windshisu
ers, rear view mirrors ana ~.
meters made their debut q .sse ss
sories.
Therefore the accessory div,a.
usually a year or two aheaA y A
car manufacturers in the erh,ss
Of novelties and this season NM ~, |!
like others. The visitor, vha ~ =.
the time to make trip aroma i
balcony floors during thu R.,,N
show. will find it worth. whils N
accessory department, furthemaJ
offers many hints not only upon A
equipment Of the car but on Il, !,
If an owner is not getting full \,
isfaction from his carburetor n, 4
stance, he can learn much about \
care and adjustment Of tba y
part of the mechanism BY talE,(
with those in charge of the carbr,
tor exhibits.
The accessory display win h N,
ticularly valuable to those motm;s
who are planning to spend their \,
summers vacation on a motor e,n,y
ing trip. This sort of recreation n,
become so popular and the den,s
for camping apparatus SO great n,
manufacturers have made ~
strides forward According to M,
ager Campbell some remarus|
compact and complete camping ot,
fits will be a feature Of the SHOW nj
there will also be displayed punr.I
Gus little conveniences Of yalue \
the camper.
The general use Of the encos|
car has stimulated the productIop \,
accessories especially designed b
this type, such as handsome robu \
cOlors to harmonic with the ints,
ior of the car, flower vases IN II
glass, heaters that may be regua,3
to suit the comfort Of the pas,c'
gers, interior lights, vanity CAL
smoking sets and numerous OIL
niceties that enhance the satisf,b'
tion of the owner and his friends I
the enclosed car.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
DON BRENNAN
CE0RCET0WN'S BEST
Bet THIS YEAR

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Washington, Feb. 28-Upon the
pitching arm Of an Augusta, Me-, boy
will fall most Of the burden this
year in gales of the Catholic Uni
versity, with some of the leading
college mines &C the United States.
Don Brennan, the husky hurler
from Augusta is the only r-gular
member of last years pitching staff,
now with the team. The Catholic
University had such high class ag-
gregation Of pitchers last year. that
most of them were taken up by Or
ganized baseball.
The university's heavy schedule
which often requires the playing of
three or four games a week. dc lands
three high class hurlers. Brennan is
the only one in sight. Until ,ollies
are developed. 1t is believed that
Brennan will hove to pitch host OF
the important games.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28

NORrII-A wedding of interest to
North Anson people will be solemn
lied in Portland. Saturday, Feb IS,
when Mrs. Marjorie Sallcy Fales
daughter Of DR.. Salley of Skowhegan,
will become the bride of Sherman
Hapgood of Portland, formerly of
North Anson.
The next regular meeting of the
Mems Association will be held We'd
neSday evening. March 4, at the home
OF a. T.. Hamilton.
Senator Frank II. Holley spoke on
the Direct Primary Law at the meet
ing of the w. G. Z. u, which was held
at the NJ T.. Parsonage, Friday even
ing, Feb. p. The Woman's Club We're
the guests o the evening.
Somerset Pomona met with Anson
Grange, No. IS. Tuesday and the de-
gree was conferred on Il class of
seven. There were 100 Srangers in
attendance.
A regular meeting of Emerald Re-
bekah Lodge. No. 65, was held We'd
nesday evening with an attendance
of eighty. 1t was the second night
of the contest and the Greens" with
Lula Clark as captain. had charge of
the entertainment which was Of a
entertainment, Willis Emery as
George Washington and Josephine
Sawyer as Martha Washington with
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Barnard, Henry
Norton, Lula Clark, Arthur Ella and
Mabel Clark in colonial costumes
danced the Virginia reel.
The subject of TIE morning service
at the NJ. f. Church, Sunday, March
l, is THE Church and Loyalty"
Miss Lena Quint arrived home
Monday. Feb. %. from Kennebec
Valley Hospital where she has been a
surgical patient.-Rev. and Mrs. Per-
cy Ridlon and little son of Lisbon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
OAK GROVE five
PARADE over
WILTON ACADEMY
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Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Oak Grove, Feb. 27-Minus their
two stars, Captain Stockwood and
Hammond, guard, Oak Grove came
through the winner over Wilton
Academy in a fast game played at
Oak Grove this evening. Witham and
Arnold starred for the winners while
Armstrong went strong for Wilton.
OAK GROVE (47) WILTON A. t2s)
w. Witham IF .......lb Holmes
Connolly
Arnold II ....rp 1ouns
Rice
r: Witham, ..............'.c Sanas s
Gillespie Smltn
Hersey RIB ..................f III Lake
Robertson lb .........rf Armstrong
Goals from floor Witham S, Arnold
6, X. Witham 4, Connolly 3. Arm
strong 5, Young !, Holmes !, Smith
1. Goals from fouls Witham 5. r.
.Witham 4. Umpire, Connolly ?. Tim
er Armstrong 2. Attendance Lake
l, Sands 2, Young ,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
Girls Club Members
Have Interesting Session

Innovations are not always :,
cessful. but the Book Discusslvn
the Girls club on Friday even
would certainly not come under :,
category. The book, $50 Big,
Edna Ferber, Kept an entnusas,
group of girls eagerly talking as',
ly more than one at a time. lu
hour and a half. 'Tis most Wot. ].
while book and how could one "
ter spend an evening than IN an
formal discussion of literary woiA'
merit? ~,
The next affairIof this kind WIS., ~
on Thursday evening, March ~ n
and the book will be tine ~ III
French Girl by Anne Douglas ~,
wick. This. too, is one OF tile :, J,
standing works of fiction OF INC =
year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
". H. S. H00PSTERS
, win FAST T|LTS
FRIDAY EVENING
Especial to Kennebec JournaD


Waterville, Feb. 27.-Both basket
ball teams of Waterville High school
were victorious in their tits here to-
night. The boys met little difficulty
in beating the Lawrence High boys
1s to s. The girls team fought a
close battle with the Unity High team
and came out ontop, 10 to 16. The lat
ter game was the more interesting.
The summaries:
WATERVILLE Q9)
CO. LAWRENCE
McCullen, IF ......... rf, C. Cloutier
Letourneau, IT,. ..lf, Won Totman
donovan, .............. c, Brown
I1uiu' I'd ............ rb, Vic Totman
HidHt' IL .............. lg, S. Cloutier
Substltutions: Richardson for Le-
tournsau, Bernard for Hurd. Larsen
Tor Richardson. Micenell for Nc
Mullen, Knaufr for Donovan, ST. Peter
for Brown, Spaulding for S. Cloutier.
Goals from floor: McMullen /, Dono-
van 3, Hurd 9, Larsen ], Vic Totman
i. Goals from fouls: Letourneau .,
Donovan 1. Grant /, Bernard l, Won
Totman !. Brown 3. Referee, MIC
Croary. Timer, Chamberlain. Scorer,
Sweeney. Time, four SIS.
WATERVILLE 09) (16) UNITY
rarnham, RI ............. rf, Walton
DeLisie, II ................. If. Jones
neyholds, ................ c, Rowe
IalDerth, sc ........... sc, Leadbetter
bourque, rb .......... rb, Farewell
Aie"sey, ~ ............. lg, Moulton
Supstitutions: Murray for Bouruuc,
Dodge for Pressey, Saucier for De-
Lfsle, Gates for Leadbetter, Fogg for
Moulton. Goals from floor: Farnham
), DeLisle G, Walton G, Jones /. Goals
from fouls: DeLisle !, Walton /,
Jones l.. Referee, Miss Sterling I'M
pire. McCroary. Timer, Chamberlain.
Scorer Sweeney. Time, four SIS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
Painful Accident

Dan NORM met with what might
have been a serious accident Wednes- :
day night. While at his work in the
Woolen mill the machinery was
started up suddenly and his hand and
arm drawn between the rollers to
hia elbow before he could call the
attention of the operator. DR.. Norris
was called and dressed the wound
but found no bones broken.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
ANS()N
Town heetinn

Warrants are posted for the annual
town meeting which will be held in
the northern end of the town next
Monday. The first thing out of the
ordinary is Article ito see if the
town viii vote to raise the salaries of
the selectmen. Articles 1O-to act on
the disposition of the Garfield school
building; 13-to see if the town will
establish and maintain Junior High
school i'll the new school building:
Ito see if the town will purchase
an auto bus to convey scholars; So
to see If the town will pay a high
way patrolman: IS, 80. and 40-to see
if the town will extend sewers in
Anson and Ash streets, also up
Nichols hill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28

Club members are urged nv.
forget the monthly supper Oh ,oa
Monday night and to sign up y, uhz
il possible. Everyone knows
a WONDERFUL cook Mrs. Sprihso
so there is no need of going INV orr,
tails about the feed. A represepps "a
tive from the John B. Rogers
ducing Co. will be present ~" ,sn,
business meeting which, as sos|
will follow the supper, SO II Is NJ NJ
q good crowd will be there +"
What he has to saw.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
Mrs. Bessie M. Hanjnond

Bessie NJ, wife of Howard c. Han
mond, passed away Friday morna
at the home on the Quaker road
Sidney, aged SO years. Mrs Han
mond's death followed a lingerll
illness. Besides the husband she
survived by two sons. broths
Frank L. Kelley of Brockton, Mas
and two sisters, Mrs. A. H. Smis
and Miss Eugenia Kelly of Sidns
Mrs. Hammond was a member
the Sidney Grange, p. of H. Funs
al services will be held from 7
home at 2 p. NJ, Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
Eddies' Winning
Streak Broken BY
Thornton Academy
Especial to kennebec Journal

Saco, Feb. 11-EdWard Little's fine
record of IA straight wins was brok-
en- here tonight, when Thornton
Academy conquered the Auburn in
Naicrs 10y Il score of 2l-1t, the same
score which Thornton was beaten in
the first game at Edward Little.
Houston and Juneau starred for the
visitors while Worthing went well
for the winners.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
WEBER POND

Mrs. James S. Clark will en'1W Ind
the Christmas Club for the da' ,in!
resday, March 4. The usuai I'd
dinner will be served at noon NJ
the program to be given VIII Win u
continuation Of the work iio'A
last meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
CLINTON
Virgil Lewis

Virgil I4c"TS Of
Virgil Lewis passed away ,f,er
home Thursday evening, Eeh
short illness of pneumonla, t.Is,
He is the son of the late sc41s sc9Is bel
and Nellie (Nason) Noble a,,ryir
~ years old. Mr.. Lewis Is ,sren I q
by his wife and three childreeus erss
mother, Mrs. Nellie Noble u .,vis
and one brother, Guy
Brewer, and other reiatl,sv sav fo
neral services will be Mohu"'
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
Legion Hangs Up
New Team Record
With Four Point Win

The American Legion thin pin ar
lists hung up a new team total last
evening at the y. M. c. A. alleys
when they turned in a total Of 1445
for the evening, trimming their OPP
ponents, the Central Maine Power
quintet, by 143 pins and taking all
four points. The high total for the
evening went to Fogg with 307 while
Merrill turned in the high single with
113. Marston was high for the Cen
trail Maine Power gang with 290 and
1O3. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
BIDDEFORD BOYS
TRIM MORSE
GIRLS LOSE

Especial to kennebcc JournaD
Biddeford, Feb. 1.-THE Biddeford
High boys squeezed win from the
Morse High hoopsters here tonight
by a 1912 score. The girls lost
their game to Morse by score of
24-11.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
Fire Department Answers
Two Calls for Chimney Fire

Two still alarms furnished WORK
the boys at the Hartford fire stans'
Friday. The first came at S.SV ~
day morning for a chimney nle
the house owned by Z. Z. ParkD.
at II Gage street, and occupied
Earl Chase. Three chemicas w
used to eXtinguish the blaze. =.
The other call was at 1.20 FI's
afternoon for a chimney fire al
home of Fred Perkins. 1S ArssI
street. Two chemicals were ". ~
there. No damage was done al ei''
place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
CAMBRIDGE

Mrs. Henry Morrill,, who IS in the
Sisters Hospital in Waterville, is re-
ported as gaining and can leave the
Hospital soon.
The new parsonage is an assured
fact, much to the qualification of the
people in our village.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
Results of u. Of M.
Fraternity Games

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
University of Maine, Feb. 27--
Sigma Nu defeated Kappa Sigma in
the second game Of the championship
inter-fraternity basketball series at
the University of Maine last night.
27-16. Phi Gamma Delta has also de-
feated Kappa Sig. and now must
play Sigma Nu for the champion
ship. Summary:
SIGMA MI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
Cumberland Takes
Three; York Gets One

The cumberland bowlers took three
of the four points from the Ior-.
county aggregation Friday night in
a match of the State House Bowling
League which was run off on the Y.
NJ. G. A. alleys. Stackpoe was high
single for the winners with 80 and
Thayer for the losers with 9S.
The summary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
Steward

Miss Dolly Thurston and Winfield
st. Clair Steward We're quietly mar
ried Saturday evening at the home
of the brides brother. Roy Thurston.
The ceremony was performed by O.
Il. Clark j. Z. They will reside in
this town,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
CONY HIGH LICKS
BRUNSWICK HIGH
tune OF 34-27

Especial 10 the kennebec JournaD
Brunswick. Fen. 27-Cony high of
Augusta defeated Brunswick high 81
to 81 in the final basketball game of
the season tonight. Overlook and
Lapidus did most of the scoring for
the winners. The summary.
CONY HIGH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28
'SkOWHECAN GIRLS
SWAMP C0NY HIGH
BOYS LOSE, 24-23
Especial to Kennelec Journal

NOPNSA"A w >->>-/
Skowhegan, Feb. 27-Skowhegan
1Jiob brolxe even IN hasketbau here
~ .,.,. .oa r.S.,;.
toilsnt' the sltls 'ealn hairdlils d
decisive trimming to the Cony High
girls Of Augusta bya score Of 1927
,uh,,o ~. ho,s ouir+ot ,os+ boort
hraai,;nr gan,o - HartIand Acad-
e,,,v hv ono noint tho final score he
ing 94.9s
The Skowhegan bows at the end of
+bo first half Iead hv a scora of % to
10 but in the last br'f the visitors
cront ahead In the pir1s ~ama the
saep;nn Saepn @v ,,eo. 49, 10 .ho 60 lie %
~ SEowhac,n Iass;as ho;ro cortsnt
- ne r1aw w tha dafens;re IN no !. st
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HEBRON HOOP
TEAM COPS FROM
COACHES FIVE

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Portland, Feb. 27-The fast Hebron
hoop cluster trampled over the
Coaches five in n fast game played
at the Arena here tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-28

Erwin Nichols is taking a course at
the Michigan State Auto School at
Detroit, MichiCan.-Sevcral from this
place attended Pomona Grange at
North AnSon.