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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15
.HOTLY CONTESTED
RACES HELD BY
WATERV|LLE CLUB

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Waterville, June ia crowd
numbering approximately 700 people
was present at the Central Maine
Fairgrounds Saturday afternoon to
witness the first horse races con-
Quoted by the Waterville Driving
Club. The club plans to hold the
meets each Saturday afternoon
through the summer and the en-
thusiastic session of yesterday was
considered a good start by all who
were present.
On the card were four races. all
of them holly contested, and there
were a number Of blanket dashes
down the stretch. Buster Richard
sons entries were the star perform
ers of the afternoon and he sat be-
hind three winners. The class A race
proved to be a thrilling battle be-
tween the Richardson entry, Prln-
cess, and the gelding Licone. enter
ed by Hugh Hight. Although IL
cone was at all times threatening
to cop first money he was nosed
out at the end of each heat by the
Richardson horse.
The afternoon was also marked
by the first appearance on race
track of Billy You'll Do, a most
promising two year old stallion OF
l.. S. Smith of this city. The stallion
is by Earl Jr., and with Doucett up,
had little difficulty in leading the
field in two half mile heats.
An added attraction was the exhi-
bition mile of Lord Frisco, note
worthy stallion that has gained
much distinction in the past.
The summary:
CLASS A-MILE HEATS
Princess, bl g, by Prince Direct i.
Ind (Richardson) .....:.:;l l
Pointer Direct, br &, by Sid
ney Pointer (Steeie) ......3 8
Jennie Castle, b m, by Cod
dington (Goodine) )......4 4 .
Time-2.19 IL, 30 IL, 30 IA.
CLASS B-THREE-QUARTER
MILF HEALS
Agratia Harvester, bl m, by
The Harvester Orchard
SOM .................1 i
Three Bells, b m, by Cable =. ),
(O'Neil-Cote) ............Z
Cecilia H., bl g, by Cecilia r. F,
(Groder) .....o .
Liberty Girl, b m (F'leming) 4 < 4
Time-1.4S, LAT 10, 1.45.
CLASS C-THREE-QUA
MILE HEATS
Saddle Jim, bl (Richardson)
Rose O., b m, by Diamond @.
(Groder) .....o
Hamlin. b 6. by Krems (Clark) 2 4 j
Nettie O., b m. by Diamond Q.
(Burns) 49,. II
Steele Direct. br g. by Braden
Direct (Steele) -. D 8 .
Time-1.55. 1.49 II. LAT Ia.
CLASS D-TwO YEAR OLD COLTS
HALF MILE HEATS
Billy You'll Do, b s. by Earl
Jr. (Dussett) Il ]
Bingen O., blk s. by Diamond Q.
(Goodine) -
Charles T., b s. by Dandy the
Great (West) ......... 3
Time-1.36 ID. 1.32 IL.
Starter-L. S. Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15
DE PAULO WINS
$50 MILE AUTO
RACE AT ALTOONA

Altoona, Pa, June 14-(AP)-
Following the protest entered by
Frank Elliot over the award of the
go mile speedway classic here yes
terday to Tommy Milton, officials of
the contest board of the American
Automobile Association today check
ed up the official tape of the race
with the result that the entire
standing as given out yesterday was
changed.
Under today's revision, Peter De
Paolo, who won the Indianapolis
race on Memorial Day and who was
reported yesterday to have finished
second, Is declared the winner, with
Elliot in second place and Milton
third. 1t was discovered that in the
close finish of the race the scorers
had become mixed and had failed to
give Elliot credit for lap. he made.
The time remains unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15
pills AGAIN FALL
BEFORE CARDINALS

st. Louis, June 1.-THE Cardinals
made it three straight over the Phil
lies today, winning by IL to Z. the
Phillies staged a batting rally In the
fifth, Wilson, Wrightstone and Fon-
SEGA scoring on a double by Belts,
giving the visitors one run lead.
Blade tied the count in the sixth
with a homer. Bell hit over the left
field fence in the next inning when
three more runs were bagged by the
Cardinals. Score:
Philadelphia:
st. Louis:
40 10 1 3 / x-11-17-2
Carlson, Belts, Couch and Wilson;
Sothoron, Dyer and O'Farrell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15

Two base hits Bradstreet, Bell.
Three base hits Rose. Stolen bases,
Spearin w. Webb, Stone, Bell. Sac
rifice hits Overlook, Lapidus. Double
plays. Goggin and Stone, Aapidus
and Fletcher. Leftton bases, Cony a,
Gardiner Z. First base on errors,
Cony / Gardiner 2. Base on balls off
Lapidus off Davidson 2. Hits off
Davidson in 2-3; Lessard 3 in 3
1-3 innings. Hit by pitcher by Lapi-
dus, Ware, Davidson. Struck out by
Lapidus -, by Davidson 2. by Les
sard l. Wild pitches, Davidson, lap
idus, Umpire McDonough. Time 2.31.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15
Commencement and
Vesper Service at
Kent's Hill Sunday

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Kent's Hill, June IA - Commence
ment exercises at Kent's Hill contin-
ued through an interesting program
today.
At 1880 the trustees. guests and
members of the Senior class and I'M
dergraduates attended the Torsey
Memorial church to hear the COM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15
Portland Green Sox Beat
South Boston Leaguers

Portland. Me-. June 13.-The
Portland Green Sox opened the sea,
son, winning, s to Z. from the South
Boston Team Of the Twilight league
in 10 innings. Carter. a Fordham
star, drove out a home run and
triple and Weingold made two bril-
liant catches and also tripled. Mo-
ran batted for 1000 with single
sacrifice fly and four bases on balls
his fly scoring the winning run In che
10th. The score:
Portland: 80 /,
South Boston: 90
Batteries, Grody and Feasteri
Sheam, Franch and Connors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15
WEST GARDINER

Erwin Horn, Mrs. M. z. Scou I.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Collins at1sD
Pomona at Fayette WEDNESDAY
Mrs. John Berquist has return .,
WATERFOWL, Mass, attire passint Z
eral weeks with her mother, ~
Z. Pinkham.
Mrs. Charles Taylor ana w I,
Boston, have been passing
days at their cottage. 81
The Boston farm has been ~ ~,
parties who plan to have 3 W
camp and extensive plans ars =
made there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15
INDIANS HAND
SHUT0UT TO MACkS

Cleveland, June 14.-Cleveland de-
feated Philadelphia today to 0, 1T be-
ing the first time this season that the
American League leaders have been
shut out.
Karr held the Athletics to 1--WE scat
tered hits, one to an inning. He also
made a single in the seventh that
drove in Clevelands last two runs.
Walberg also pitched effectively but
weakened in the seventh. The score:
Philadelphia 0 0 0 o O o o O 0-0-5-1
Cleveland 10 o o o o / 2 o x-3-6-1
and L. Sewell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15
Georgetown Trio Signed
To PLAY With Bangor

Bangor, Me-, June 13.-Bill Ken
yon, the Georgetown coach, who Will
be player-manager of the new Ban
gor team in. the Maine League this
year, has notified the local man.
agement that he has three George
town pitchers under contract to play
in Bangor-Bragg. Gillespie and
Goddard. He also has Tutori, first
base, and Byrne. outfielder. of Lo-
yola College, Baltimore. and Pea
body, outfielder and captain-elect OF
the Colby College team. Several To-
cal players will probably be given a
chance. The team will report here
next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15

mencement sermon. The seryIce M
conducted by the school pasta, lf|
Ernest Haywood. The music Esf
furnished by the teachers Of ih|
music department of the schocl d
follows: Miss Florence NJ. Adel I'LL
of the department, cello: Mis- Chr
lotte E. Armstrong. violin: Mrs. E.|
ma Banks Hutchinson, vocal. IhN|
were ably assisted by Mrs. MHa|
Haywood at the organ. Vocal soln|
were also rendered by Charis n
Dartneli of the senior class Sanfnd
and Gilbert e. Lait Of the juuixl
class, Bangor. The sermon was dl|
livered by Rev. E. A. Pollard J1na|
of the NJ. E. church Of WateryIlh
In the afternoon the music depart
ment presented its annual cur|
mencement Offering in the form u
Gaurs Cantata Ruth" This sefFc|
was also held in the Jersey Mea@|
ial church and the department nj
again assisted by Mrs. Myrtle He'll
wood at the organ. The iu1kt|
mental music was furnished Y
Misses Abel and Armstrong. InpF|
one of the cantata, the solo psra|
were handled as follows: Ruth. lnI
Edna Banks Hutchinson: Nacni
Pauline Marsh, West Enfield; Qph|
Evelyn Foss, Leeds; Boaz, GInx|
1ait, Bangor. In the second part "
solos were as follows: Ruth. ~
Edna Banks Hutchinson; MOE
Evelyn Foss; Boaz, Charles Darl1tA
Sanford.
On Sunday evening the thres ~
gious organizations Of the scuga
united in giving a vesper serviu !
Kicker hall. Miss Armstrong ~
dered violin solo. Miss Marion tss
yer Of the Junior class gave . ~
solo and Rev. James z. Why@ v
the class Of 1928 gave Q brid y
dress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15

The commencement exercises ~.
to an end at noon today. At osnl
the seniors met for their last cl.g
at which only the seniors ana ~
cipal Watkins were present. u "
service was brief and was me q
meeting of the class together y Y
dergraduates.
At 10 o'clock the commence 4.
procession was formed unor Y
leadership of George p. As
1900, of Boston, the comnencs !.
marshal. The procession marcn1. n
Torsey Memorial church where u y
final graduation exercises wefe "
The senior speakers were Hen {
Mailman, of Westbrook, SelueEs.
ian; Samuel P. Dancause q h ~
Hill, Orator: Viola p Cook o. ~ Y,
erly, Mass, Valedictorian y
graduation address itself was wv w
by Dean James A. Beebe, ~
University School Of Theoiogy, ss
which the prizes and aeas s's,s
awards were announced and a'p
mas presented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15
Gannett Crew Trims
Legion Nine, 1878

Especial to Kennebec JourpaO
Togus, June 14-The Gannetts Of
Augusta won from the Legion nine
here Saturday afternoon II to 8 in
a hit and run game. White of the
Home team drove in three runs on
a double to right.
Gannetts 6 1 o o O 2 O 2 1-12-10-5
Legion: 3 90 3 90 O 2 s. 7-6
Batteries-Austin and Croker and
Pomerleau and Fuller.
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Sleepy Officials Wake Up Day and Name De Panic Win
ALEX TAKES CARE OF THE BRAVES
AND CUBS MAKE IT 3 STRAIGHT

Chicago, June 14-Chicago ham
mered Graham hard in the second
inning, scoring six runs and defeated
Boston the third straight game, Z to
8. Alexander pitched in great form
and had little difficulty breaking up
the Braves rallies. Felix was the
most successful hitter for Boston
with three hits, including a homer
and a double. Grimm of the Cubs
also poled a four Dagger. Scour:
BOSTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Toronto 2, Jersey City (first
game); Toronto l, Jersey City 2
(second game).
Rochester 4, Reading SO innings.
Providence s. Buffalo II.
Syracuse 8, Baltimore IL (first
game); Syracuse 2, Baltimore 4
(second game)-7 innings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15

Country Club Saturday, with gross
of 81, handicap of IL and net of IS.
Mrs. Blaine Owen and r. H. Jackson
tied with Miss Dorothy viles and M.
H. Wheeler for second place, the for
mer having score of ia gross, handi-
cap &c and net IS, while the latter had
a gross of 1913. handicap Is and net S..
On June 20 the annual club team
match will be played with Capt. John
Gould and D. S. Boothby captains of
the two teams. The losing team will
pay for banquet which will follow
the match.
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DAzzY DELIVERS
AND DODGERS COP

Cincinnati, June 14-Vance was in
good form today after the first in
ming and Brooklyn defeated Cincin-
natl today II to 3. Benton was hit
hard in the fifth, and May and
Brady were unable to stop the visi-
tors. Score:
Brooklyn:
COOS 200 O-12-11-O
Cincinnati:
90 O0-1 90 o. g. 81
Vance and DeBerry; Benton. May,
Brady and Hargrave, Sullivan.
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BABE GETS HIS ID
AND YANKEES WIN

New York, June 14.-Detroit lost the
f1rst game of series with the Yam
KEGS today to 3. Babe Ruth got his
second home run of the season off
Leonard in the third inning with none
on base. Jones held the Tigers to five
hits. The score
Detroit .....0 o 0 0 0 3 0 o o. SO
New York Il 0 10 2 / 2 x-S-12-0
Leonard, Doyle and Bassler; Jones
and Bengrough, Schang.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Hartford 2 Z 1; Bridgeport 3 II 2
10 innings.
Springfield 4 9 3: Albany s Il 3.
Worcester Is 5; New Haven 10
IL 4-11innings.
First game: Pittsfield 2 1; Wa
terbury 6 IA O. Second game:
Pittsfield /: Waterbury 3 so,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15

Portland fans are looking forx,a
to seeing one of the fastest fghts 1t
seen in the Arena ring when Lou b.
dell and Johnny Brown climb u.
tween the ropes Tuesday eyenht
There is much at stake In till Gal
as each one has much to win anl
much to lose. 1t should develop nis
a seeking battle all the way thfuut
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Jordan II, Edward Little l

Lewiston, Me-, June 13.-Jordan
High of Lewiston won the intercity
championship today by defeating
Edward Little High of Auburn. II
to /. in the third and final game Of
the series. The score:
r Fl Z
Jordan 3 1921 80 4 1-17-12- 4
E. L. 20 o O O O 1 O O o. l. 3-13
Batteries. Scribner and Melvin;
Gayley, Trip and Thomas.
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AMERICAN STANDING

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Washington II; Detroit 8.
New York z; Cleveland 4.
Philadelphia 8; Chicago 8.
St. Louis z; Boston q.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 8; Detroit g.,
Cleveland 8; Philadelphia O.
Washington g; St. Louis 8.
ToDAY's GANGS .
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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Two base hits Adams, Brooks, Fe-
lix. Home runs Grimm, Felix. Dou-
BILE plays Kibbe to Padgett to Bur
rus. Kibbie to Burrus. Left on base
Boston 6; Chicago 4. Bases on balls
off Marauard 1. Struck out by Ora
ham /: Alexander 6; Ryan 2. Hits
off Graham, 10 in innings; off Ryan
9 in 4; off Marquard l in 2. Passed
ball Hartnett. Losing pitcher era
ham. Umpires Mclaughlin, Risler
and Hart. Time 1.27.
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SENATORS win and
GAIN ON MACKME|N

Washington, June 14.-Washington
defeated the st. Louis Browns in a
free-hitting game today 9 to 8, which
brought them to within half a game
of the league leading Philadelphia Ath-
letics. Neither of the starting pitch
ers, Coveleskie nor Davis, was able to
go the full route. The score:,
Washington 1 0 2 2 1-9-12-3
ST. Louis 20 0 > 0 8 0 2 1-S-15-2
Davis, Wingard and Divon, SEVERED;
Coveleskie, Marberry and Ruel.
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BASEBALL SATURDAY
College Results

College Results
New York University i; Holy
Cross 6.
Princeton 5: Yale 2.
Providence College s; Brown 3.
Colgate =; Cornell /.
Middlebury u; st. Michaels O.
Tufts 6; Harvard 4.
Boston College 3; Vermont 1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15

Earned runs TOguS 2, PlIgrlnS 2.
Two base hits French. Stolen bases
French 2. Struck out by Williams 8.
by Small g. Wild pitch Williams 2.
Passed ball Dolan. Beaudoin, Joyce
IL. Base on balls by Williams 2; by
Small. Umpires McDonough and
Overlook. Time ITO. Attendance
1900.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City 5, Toledo IL.
Milwaukee IL, Columbs II (first
game); Milwaukee 4, Columbus s
(second game).
st. Paul 3, Indianapolis O.
Minneapolis II, Louisville 10.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
and GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn. Cincinnati, rain.
st. Louis 10; Philadelphia 9.
Boston 2: Chicago o.
Pittsburgh g.; New York q.
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Mixed F0ursome
Played at A.CC C..

Mrs. A. S. Hichborn and F. r. Lord
were the winners of the two.haII
mixed foursome played at the Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15

The MSine interscholastic golf tam
nament will be staged at tie pr
land country club Thursday. June 4
The title will be decided bv Sc III,
Of medal play. This Tournament Il,
aroused the interest of the boz, I,
the state more than any other s,,,,I
and will without a doubt produs
some excellent golfers to help In.
the game in the Pine Tree state ID K
the standard.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
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School Results

Westbrook M: Catholic 4.
Lewiston IL: Edward Little 1.
Camden II: Rockland 6.
Cony High 6: Gardiner High 2.
Cape Elizabeth "a; Freeport High
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Chicago z; Boston 8.
Brooklyn 12; Cincinnati 3.
St. Louis II; Philadelphia z.
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If the first game of the a...,.
forms any foundation to Judge t X.
kind of baseball Solomon's sor ~ y
play this season, then Portlans 8, /.
due for some first class exhIbIfie,s
saturdays game was one wen xorss
seeing and the kind that hold II !
terest until the very last. SoloSa,
proved that he has a clever bunch Y
fighting boys who viii give fam |,
spicy Program of baseball,
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

The curtain was rolled dcv.
the 1925 baseball season at Cors t, !!
Saturda ! in a most pleasing ms,u
both to the fans and to those , ~
tend the local institution "s N, e
straight victories over Kennehe.A y, s's'
ley league teams put the Corr ~ "a.
in the sunlight in the leasua & w
300 standing with HalIows,,S = q
team which led the league rs.. y.
the season. As the Halloween =. Z
has disbanded, the tie win nr d, va
not be played off. s's'sal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-15

A game which was f,erald.a =
championship contest, but whish !.
suited in as ragged an exihis,~.. = !
has been played this season, wss n
result of the Edward Little Ias MI Y
high fight for the championshln ~,
urday. By a Ill decision the 49, ~
coached nine are the masters i, ~
Auburn baseball circlss h q. y.
be arranged for Lewiston Is rIsv 4.
winner of the jay Strong ram y y
the Central Maine title. "
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
WESTERN TEAMS BEATING
 SENATOR'S AND ATHLETICS
St. Louis Stops Washington - Indians Victors Over Mackmen Pirates Even Count Against Boston Braves-Giants Split With Cincnnati-Brooklyn Wins From Cards-Phies Beat Cubs-Detroit Downs Red SOx and White S0X Trim Yanks

New York, Aug. c7 tPl-Tho west is giving out trouble in equal portion to the American league leading championship candidates -- Wash- ington and Philadelphia.
 Victims Of three straight defeats, the Athletics and Senator's arc with out a single dependable pitcher. Neither club has been able to bring forth a single hurler this week able to stop the terrific blast Of blows from the west.
 The St. Louis Browns whose budgeons stopped the Philadelphia pennant drive last week, turned the batting thunder on Washington yes terday. Five of the champions hurl- ing corps were used, but none of them lasted longer than two innings as the home team won, Il to s.
 The Athletics have dropped seven of their nine western games, but are still one game behind Washing ton. At Cleveland yesterday Har- riss and Rommel, two of Mack's best pitching bets, were driven from the slab. Twelve hits gave the Indians victory, to 1.
 The Pittsburgh Pirates now gen. orally considered as the next Ma tional league champions. won back half of the full game which they lost Tuesday to the Giants. With John Rawlings making timely single and a homer, the Corsairs evened the count against the Braves 20, as the Giants split a twin bill with the Reds.
 Irish Meusel's eighteenth circuit clout of the season in the eight gave the Giants the opener, 6-5, while the second game went thirteen frama before the visitors could put over the winning run, 2-1.
 The Robins regained fourth place from the Cardinals by beating them Az. Philadelphia twenty hits de- feated the Cubs, 12 to ?, and Chi cago dropped to seventh place.
 Whitehill put over his fourth straight mound victory for Detroit at the expense of the Red SoX, 10-2. Urban Faber Of the White SoX shut out the Yankees, 10.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27

 
JIMMY CLINCH SIGNED
 FOR MIDDLETOWN CARD
Local Amateur Battlcr's Reputation Is Fast Becoming
 Statewide.

Jimmy Clinch, coming amateur battler of this city, has been signed up to appear on, an all-star csrd in Middletown, Monday, August Sl The boxing show which is the best and biggest ever attempted In Mid dletown, will be staged under the auspices Of the County league base ball team from the River city.
 Clinch has been coming through in his recent fights in Hartford and his reputation is becoming state wide. He has won his last two fights in handy manner and his packers say he will come through in Middletovn, no matter who his opponent may be.
 Other battlers who will appear on the card will be Mike Sarkus Dan Doran, Kid Dempsey, Sailor Pancho,. Bill Cunningham, Joe Gun ningham, Eddie Camp, Pancho Villa, all from Hartford; Rocky Mason, Kid Kullock, Anjelette Kud- To from Meriden; Je Bayort, Fran kie Wilson, Tony Weed. Johnny Mack, Florentino and Irons smith a heavyweight, who is matched with the navy champion, all from New Haven.
 This card Is the best amateur lineup planned in this section of the state and 1t Is expected that a large number of fight followers from this city who are interested in the progress of the local boy, will ac- company him 10 the River city to watch him work.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
FACTS ON BOUT
All Details Connected With The Kaplan- Herman Title Fight In Waterbury Tonight.

Time-Thursday night August 27th. of postponed by indictment weather, it will be held next pleas ant nighD
 Place-Easter League Baseball Park, Thomaston Ave, Waterbury Conn.
 Main bout-Louis (kid) kapnn of Meriden, Conn.,, ys Babe Herman of California. Fifteen rounds at 126 pounds for worlds featherwcight championship.
 ;, Semi. final bout Y oung (Shcik) Leonard of Walingford vs Tracey Ferguson of, ,Northfield. 10 rounds at 15o pounds for State weltcrweight championship.
 Preliminaries<-Eddie Lord of Waterbury ,vs Johnny .O'Kecfo of Hartford. Eight. rounds at 126 pounds. ~
 Buck Kelly of Bridgeport vs Frankie O'Brien of Hartford. Six rounds at 1bo pounds. ...-.
 Time of bouts-First preliminary at s:3o D.: m,r Daylight Saving Time,) Main bout at 10 p. m.
 Seating capacity of arena-25,OOO
 Parking ,space--Accommodations for 10000 cars adjoining Eastern League Baseball Park.
 Promoter George r. Mulligan of Waterbury.
 , Referee-To be selected by State Athletic Commissioner Thomas F., Donohue and named before the start of bouts.
 Announcers-Jack Frency and Pete Shea.
 Timekepper-Jimmy Brickel.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
Kaplan FaNoritc.

Waterbury, Aug. 27 P-Louis tKid) Kaplan of Meriden, Conn.,, is a 10 to favorite for his fight to- night in defense of his feathcrweight championship against the challenge of Babe Heuiian. It will be the first title ring battle staged in this state since the Terry McGovern-You Corbett bout a quarter of a century ago.
 The conditions are 15 rounds to & decision. Herman, Californian. has many supporters from New York. where he has been making his home for year and where he has been piling up victories of hard punching.
 Kaplan, by his windmill style, expected to register so many more
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