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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
rs FaciI Desprender eI
Cuts de Nal Aspecto

sHa exclamado I'd. alguna vez,
al mirarse al espejo. 81 solo pu-
desc desprenderme esta vieja
piel?" Y, sno sabe I'd. que este
mismo pued I'd. hacer? No elimi-
mar toda la piel de repente; que
ese seria un metodo demasiado he
r6ieo, v tamb.en rnuy doloroso. La
cutfeula desgastada, Sc desprende
pronto en- particnlas tan pequenas,
en- una forma tan gradual, que
no molesta en- 10. mas nlinimo. Po-
co a POGO, la he11nosa tez que esta
debajo, Sc preseBta en- la superficie.
Maravillosol Po1. manchatia, ruda,
granulosa que este sel tez, usted
podra desprenderla con este meto-
do sencillo. Solo tiene listed que
comprar una onza (30l grn.) J de cera
mercolizada comnn, en- ID drogue-
ria, apliquesela en- la noche como
el cold cream Y lavese a la 1lafiaGaa
siguiente. Los resultados seran, en-
verdad, maravillosos.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
LA EXTRAORDINARY

MADRID, mayo IL United Press}
sGijdn Sc ha nevado el primer pre-
milo en- ell consume de- gallinas esta
.seinana, lnatando 1850 por dfa. FL
.segundp correspondi0 a Las Pal
mas que ha conauistado 1921 ga
llinas en- ounce dfas. Por las mu-
.chas aves consumidas durante el
.concurso extraoficial. a la semana
pasada Sc le ha llamado extraor-
dinaria
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12

CIUDAD DE MEJICO, mayo II
Omitted Press) Sc ha descubierto
un complot para asesinar al Pre-
sidente Gales. Maria Luisa Jaure-
gui, una joven como de veinte amos
de edad Y de una familia acomo-
dada y respectable, iba celebrar
una entrevista con Gales eI lunes
a las cuatro de Ia tarde. Pensaba
dispararle. entonces. El doctor de la
fanlilia la ha reclufdo en- IN ASH
10 pues Sc cree que sus faculfades
mentales no estdn bien.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
CONTINUA Ia CRISIS MINIS.
TERIAL EN- BELGICA

BRUSELAs, mayo II (Cable
francdsl La crisis ministerial bel
ga debida Ia dimisi6n de M.
Theunis. Ell dfa cinco del mes pa
sado, continda todavfa. Es tan lar
ga que va ha batido todos los re-
cords del reine de Belgica. En-
1852 una crisis ministerial dur6 "a
.dfas pero esta lieya 80 dfas va. Van
de yyvere sigue hacienda TODD 10
possible por eopstituir un gabiilete
sin eonsegnirlo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
Sc DESCUBRE JTN COMPLOT PARA ASESINAR Al
PRESLDENTE De MEJIC0 SENIOR GALES

que los rebeldes han penetrado has
ia los puestos militares y que avan-
zan sobre Ia ciudad &c Ourdana.
Sc tiice que los moros han 'obliga-
do a los espanoles a disparar con-
ira Ia region pacffica y asf han To-
grado que estos Sc sleyanfen contra
los que han disparado denandando
venganza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
GRATIS
a los que Sufren
de AlmOrranaS

No Sc deje operar hasta que no haya
prObado este remediO que todo ell
mundo puede usar en- su casa. sin
molestia nj perdida de tempo:
Tome s0lamente estas pastillas de
sabor agradable, de cuando en-
cuandO para curarse de almorranas
PFuebe Sin GastO AIgnno
Mi tratamiento inferno para Ia
curacion permanente de almorranas
es ell mas acertado, como 10 COM:
prueban miles y miles de. cartas de
personas agradecidas que tengo en-
mi poder, Y quisiera que I'd. pro-
bara mi tratamiento por mi propia
cuenta.
No. importa 81 su easo ess reciente
0 81 ha sufrido largo tempo, 81 es
cr6nico o agudo, permanente o. es-
pasmod co, soiicite mi tratanniento
de plueba.
81 peseo enviarlo particularmente a
personas cuyos casos parecen ser
desesperados; a 10 que hayan usado
toda clase de ungiientos, pomadas Y.
otros remedies sin resultado al
glino. 49,
s. Qulero que Sc convenza1 1IIsted de
que mi me5odo es el que da resuE
tados mas beneficos.
Esta oferta liberal es de sun1a
importancia para usted. No demore
un solo dia, escriba hoy misnao. No
mande dinero, simplemente ell GU
pom debidamente nenado, pero ha-
gallo HOY. t-..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-12
HINDENRURG LLEGA a BERLIN

BERLIN, mayo il Omitted Press)
Los monarquicos han estado aguar-
dando a Hindenbarg con gran am
siedad desnlegando en- sus casas la
bandera del viejo regimen Prepa-
ran una gran demonstration militar
mientras que los republicanos pre-
paran, seglin Sc cree, una demos
TRACTION en- contra.
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LOS MOVINIIENTOS MOROSi
EAUSskN ANSIEDAD A LOS
ESPANOLES

MELILLA, mayo IL (Cable fran
cesl FL movimientn de las trihus
I'ifefias esti causando gran ansie-
dad a los militares esFlafloles. FL
microbes por la noehe los moros
abrieron el fuego contra las posi-
clones avanzadas espafiolas al sur
de Rasafran.v Los indfgenas dicen
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Departamenlo d instruction
NIlEGOCIAD0 DE
ESTUDlOS LIBRES

Sc notifica a los interesa-
dos que la matricula para los
examenes de JUNO proximo-
Sc cierra ell 81 del cofriente
mayo; v que las. solicitudes y
demas requisites que lie
guen despues de esta feeha
no Sc consideraran para di-
ehos examenos.
Las tarjetas de pase seran
enviada por ell correo preci-
samente el dia primero de
JUNO Los interesados que no
las reciban dentro. de un pla-
20 razonable sc serviran noti-
ficarlo a esta oficina antes del
diez de JUNO; entendiendose
que los que asf no 10 hicieran
perderan sa dereeho a los re-
feridos exalnenes.
Ell. DIRECTOR
San. Juan, Mayo 8, 1925.
PEDRO GIL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
Illinois A. C. Stars
Off for Europe
For New Laurels

New York, July S.-(AP)-Seven
members of the Illinois A. c., will
leave tonight on the Olympic to
seek track laurels in Europe. Ar
irving in Southampton July Is, they
will open a ninety day tour which
will take them through 10 countries
in 81 athletic meets.
P. w. Jones will compete in the
jumps and pole vaults; Harold M.
Osborne in the jumps and javelin;
H. T. Evans. Jr., in the dashes; Ray
Dodge in the quarter mile and 1900
meters; George r.. Stevenson in the
200 and 500 meters; Herbert H.
Schwartze in the shot put, discus
and hammer; and Ivan H. Riley in
the hurdles.
After competing in the English
championships at London July IL
and IS, the team will take part in a
two day meet at Dublin. They will
then move on to Cork for a one day
meeting. Returning to London
they will fly across the channel from
CROYDON to Brussels for a meet on
July % and 26. Meets In Berlin,
Copenhagen, Oslo and Norway,
Gotbenberg, Borae and Malmo in
Sweden will follow.
They will return to Germany ear
ly in September to compete at Ham
burg, Bochum, Dusseldorf and
Frankfurt; then at Prague, Vienna
and Budapest. After four two-day
meets at Helsingfors,' Finland, they
will close their tour in Paris. A total
of p 800 miles will be covered by
the athletes in their journey, which
began at San Francisco Immediately
after the decathlon championship on
July g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
Wamen's National
A. A. u. Championship
To Be Held Saturday

Pasadena, Cal. July S.-(AP)-
Thirty-four eastern women athletes
were here today ready TO take ra't
in the Women's National A. l.,
track and fed championship meet
which WIN be held Saturday.
Included in the firts contingent
from the East which arrived late
yesterday we're Hazel Kirk of New
ark, n. j.. worlds hurdle champion;
Margaret Proctor, Boston. who holds
the National javelin mark Of 10j
feet; Elizabeth Slime. New York,
broad and high iumTer and a crack
four member relay team from Pat
erSon. N, j.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
SPIRITED Finishes
IN RACES HELD
AT WATERyILLE
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Especial to kennebec Journai)
Waterville, July 8-The third card
of horse racing conducted by the
Waterville Driving club was held at
the Central Maine Fair Grounds yes
terday afternoon and there was a
fairly good crowd in attendance. The
heats were fast and there were a
number of spirited finishes. Licope,
the entry of Hugh Hight, was win
ner in straight heats in the Class A
race, while Fire Fly had hard work
to take first money in the Class Is
race. In the Class c race Bonnie
@. won from Billy Youth Do in
straight heats. The summary:
CLASS A--MILE HEATS
Licone, bg, by Echo Todd
(Htght 1 4
Jennie Castle, BIN, by Codding-
ton (Goodine) .............. 5
Pointer Direct. by Sidney Di-
rect (Steele) ............... 8 2
Time-2.2S; 2.1S; ZIG IA.
CLASS B-HALF MILE HEATS
Fire Fly, BIS, by Dandy the
Great (Roderick) ........... l
Dandy the Great, Jr., Sc, by
Dandy the Great (Trafton) 2 :
Time-1.2l IA; 1.23; 1872.
CLASS C-TWO YEAR OLD COLTS
Bonnie G., blks, by Diamond Q.
(Goodine) ~
Billy You'll Do. BIS, by Earl Jr.
(Smlth) ................... .
Time-1.27; l,24.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
RICHARDSON DRIVES
MARY R. TO WIN AT
WOODSTOCK, N. B.
Especial to Kennebec JournaD


Woodstocket, N. B., July S.-Bus-
ter Richardson, the Watersille reins-
man started his new flyer, Mary r.,
2.OS IA in the junior free-for-all In
the feature of the opening card of
the Maine and New Brunswick Cir
cult races and cleaned up the
Arroostocket speed mare Sacharose,
without much trouble and lot of
other good ones. Two other fast
campaigners from the States, Gleam-
ing Silk and Bin Maxey grabbed off
the big money in the other classes.
DR.. Bragdon's Benzol, Jr., from
Springvale, showed some great
bursts of speed. The races brought
out big and fast classes and fur
nished lots of excitement, even if
invaders got the most of the money.
Summary:
2.24 TROT-PURSE $500
Cleaning Silk bm by Guy AK
worthy (Sanifan) -: .... II
Ella Watts bm by Gen. Watts
Is. keyes) ............... 3 /
Mildred Forbes BIN (Toole) >. ? 5
Peter Stillwell bg (Nevers) =. 4 = =
Fairworthy, Aubrey Mckinney,
Clifford Tell, Trampsoft, and Bingen
Hanks also started.
Time-2.16 IA; 2.16 IL; 217 1-2.
JUNIOR FREE-FOR-ALL-
$500
Mary r., blm by the Reyer-
end (Richardson) ........ l
Sacharose bm by the Northern
man ............. ...,'.'. !
Red Line chg (Toole) $50. Z 5 2
Roqua F., bm (keyes) go. = 4 4
Little Bondsmen r. H. Brett,
Barneys Delight also started.
Time-2.13 Ia; 213 IA; PA Ia.
2.15 MIXED PURSE-$400
Bin Maxey bh by Judge
Maxey (Carter) ........ s 8 l !
Benzol, Jr.. bg by Benzol =
(Evans) .............. 10 10 2
Earl North bh by Northern
Man (Willard) ......... ] =
Gay Forbes bm Hanifan)..
Minnie n. Jingle G., Peter Tanlac,
College Swift and Justina also start
ed.
Time-2.1s IA; 2.13 IA; PA IA;
2.15 IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
INDIANS Divide 2
WITH MAckMEN

Cleveland, July S.-(AP)--Cleve-
land and Philadelphia broke even
in a doubleheader here today, Cleve-
land winning the first game IA to =
and losing the second 7 to 8. Four
Philadelphia pitchers were hit hard
in the opener, the Indians Scoring
10 runs in the fifth inning. The
Athletics drove Uhle from the box
in the third inning Of the second
game. Byron Specie. the underhand
twirler, held the visitors scoreless
after that inning. The score:
First game:
Cleve. 20 0 0 10 0 0 , 0-14-19-1
Walberg. Heimach, Baumgartner.
Stokes and Cochrane, Berry; Kari,
Cole and L. Sewell.
Second game:
Cleve. ZOE 1000 1 % 0-5-10-1
Rommel and Cochrane; Uhle,
Specie and Myatt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09

bonds. had a depressing effect on the
German issues listed on the stock ex-
change. The governments Is and the
German General Electric rs both lost
ground. Unlisted mark securities
declined sharply in the outside"
market. Other European obligations
drifted irregularly lower.
Industrial liens made the best
showing among domestic corporation
issues. All the Virginia Carolina
Chemical obligations rallied l to 8
points to new top prices for the year
in anticipation OF an early lifting of
the receivership. Other independent
points of strength included Chile Cop
per IS and Pan-Ameriean Petroleum
6s, which rose to 2 points.
Offering of $40,e00,0o0 Central Pa
cific ave per cent bonds attracted
someof the Investment demand for
the carrier issues from the listed
market. The issue was readily ever
subscribed. Several rail bonds, how
ever, scored substantial gains, in
Gliding Louisville and Nashville 4
1-os which advanced almost 8 points
and Oregon Short Line IS, which
moved up I IL.
Sales were k12442 000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
TIGER HURLERS ARE
RED SOx DROP
EFFECTIVE
D0uBLEhEADER

Detroit, July S-(AP)-The Detroit
Tigers won both ends of a double
header from the Boston Red sox
here today, the first game to o and
the second to 2.
Excellent pitching enabled the IT,
gers to win the first game, the vet
eran Dauss allowing the invaders
only six hits, thereby winning his
sixth consecutive game. 1t was the
first shutout victory scored by De-
troit this season.
In the second game the Tigers piled
UP an early Lead and steiner had lit
tie difficulty in holding the Red Sox
In check while his mates batted Ruff
fling and Fuhr freely.
Heilmann hit two home runs, in
each. game iaeing out the first ball
pitched to him in the sixth inning
for a home run. Todt of Boston
made an unassisted double play in
the first game. Score:
First game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
Wills Hopes to
Benefit Hands by
European "TRIP

New York, July s-(AP)-Harry
Wills, negro. heavyweight contender
for Jack Dempsey's crown, sailed for
Europe today on the Berengaria.
Scores of his friends were at the pier
to see him off.
Wills and his wife will go to
France and Germany, where he will
take the baths in the hope of getting
the inflammation out Of his hand which
was injured in his 1ght with Firpo
last year.
IT am not going to put on a glove
in Europe" said Wills, but am go
ing to get in shape to meet Demp-
sey, If the fight can be arranged"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Fans who have been watching the
work of Phil Brisk with the Port
land Sox leaned back with q groan
Wednesday when he made four glar-
ing errors. He was not alone. Every
player has his off day and this must
have been Brisk's.
balky arm has made it neces-
sary for Stanley Red" Robinson to
toss his togJ onto the peg and bid
the LA club goodbye. Reds arm
has been bothering his since the
middle of the college season and by
giving it rest he is in hopes of
having it in the best of condition
next spring. He is next years
baseball captain at Bowdoin.
Winston Dyke, II year old school,
boy wonder of Liyermore Falls has
created quite an interest in baseball
circles this year. He has a great
deal of ability and is a southpaw.
Dyke won every game he twirled
with the exception of one. He has a
wonderful change of race and his
slow ball wGs not touched the FAST
season.
w lllldii IA hlyH lOE.lGF f1OiN
Cross star has been chosen as head
coach of Catholic High next year.
He has been coach at Loyola Uni
yersity in New Orleans for the Fast
four years.
Such keen rivalry has sprung up
between Portland and Lewiston that
the teams will continue to battle for
the rest of the season. At first a
seven game series was arranged.
Lewiston is planning TO entertain
either Bangor or Bar Harbor next
Monday. 1t Is also understood thct
negotiations are underway with p.
c. f.. Old Town and Easterns for
games. LA fans would like to see
Ben HOuser's club in action.
Hallowell folks will lie proud of
the baseball record of former Hal
lowell High boy. Aston Niles, son
of Mrs. Lillian Niles of Hallowell,
who is now employed by Western
Western Electric in position of re-
sponsibility in Nashville, Tenn, has
been PLAYING ball there, also in the
Twilight" games. His batting aver
age in 13 games has been 400. Mr..
Niles was In Tulsa, Oklahoma, be-
fore going to Nashville. While
there he also played ball. He was
captain of the Western Electric
team and manager of the city
league. The fans of a few years
back will remember his work in
Hallowell High.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
yANkS HALT Wins
OF BROWNS, s TO 4

st. Louis, July S-(AP)-The New
York Yankees defeated the st. Louis
Browns in the third game Of the
series today s to 4, thus ending the
winning streak of Sisters men
which had reached four in a row.
The Yanks batted Davis hard and
were aided by the locals three err
rors. Babe Ruth in the third inning
hit the score board in left field tor a
home run. his seventh Of the sea-
son, scoring behind Combs. The
score:
New York 90 22O1 0-s-11-c
ST. Louis 0 0 / Cd go
. Jones, Shocker, Hoyt and Ben
cough, O'Neill; Davis, Stauffer, Van
Glider and Dixon, Rego. Hargrave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
BRUNSWICK TRIMS
LEWISTON EAGLES
IN CLOSE BATTLE
Especial to Kennebec Jo,,rnan


Brunswick, Me-, July 8-Freddy
Walker had the best of Beaudry in a
pitching duel here today, tanning IA
and allowing 8 hits. Brunswick
started the scoring in the second
Beaudry hit Coffin and Davis, and
aided by an error by Thereault, a
neat sacrifice by B. Charron, and a
double by V. Charron. Brunswick
scored runs.
Lewiston got their only runs in
the fifth. ]. st. Hilaire reached first
on an error by V. Charron, Murphy
and E. st. Hilaire doubled, and aided
by fielders' choice, Lewiston scor-
ed two runs.
Brunswick scored one run In the
sixth on singles by Coffin, e. Pale
ment and v. Charron.
The feature of the game was the
pitching of Walker for Brunswick.
Dick played best for the Eagles. The
score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
Braves RUSH IS SNUBBED AND
CARDINALS CRAB GAME, 5 TO 4

Boston, July (AP) -Bostcn's
winning streak Of ave games was
broken today when the ST. Louis
Cardinals scored I'VE runs in the
early innings and won out, 8 to 4.
Mails shut out the Braves until the
ninth when four run rally started
by pinch hitters fell one short. Two
brilliant stops by Bell in the same
inning undoubtedly saved Mails from
defeat.
Manager Rogers Hornsby was in
uniform after being laid up with a
leg injury but did net get into the
game. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
Portland Tops
Textiles Despite
Cluster Errors

Especial to the kennebec JournaD
Portland, Me-, July S.-Portland,
though making eight errors in the
field, today nosed out the Goodall
Textiles of Sanford to 6. At third
base, six of the 10 errors made dur
ing the game were committed and
Phil Brisk of the locals made four
Portland stickers drove Comerford
from the box, however.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
.H0USERMEN POUND
EASTERN HuRLERS
FOR 1876 VICTORY
Especial to the GKennebec JournaD

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
South Brewer, Me-. July s-Ben
Houser's Bar Harbor team slaugh.
tered the Easterns in the Maine
League game here this afternoon 10
to s, pounding the home pitchers
hard, including FIVE home runs, three
by Clancy. The Easterns punched
six hits for six runs off Jowett. Sum-
mary:
Bar Harbor
AZ 8 1 1 0 0 3 5-19-19-1
Easterns
% 0 0 0 4 o O o. g. &C.
Batteries: auckland, Whitehouse
and Johnson; Jowett and Higgins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09

Slated for Ryan in 9Th.
'sBatted for Welsh in 9Th.
sssRan for Neis in 9th.
.Batted for Marriott in eth.
Boston $500. 90 90 0 o 0 "a
Two base hits-Mails. Three base
hits-Gibson. Double plays - Tor
porcer to Bottomley; Padgett to Ban
croft to Burrus. Left on base-St.
Louis 10; Boston Is. Base on balls
-Oh Mails 8; Genewich 4; Marauard
9. Struck out-By Mails /; Ryan 3.
Hits-off Genewich in 8 1-S in
nings; Marquard 1 in q; Ryan 8 in
8 2-3. Losing pitcher = Genewich.
Umpires = Mccormick and Klein.
Time-2.00.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
BANGOR PUNCHES
HITS TO WIN FROM
the P. c. F. Nine

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Great Works, Me-, July S-Bangor
won the Maine League game from
Penobscot Chemical Fibre to by
better punching of hits although out
batted. Goddard for Bangor was good
in the pinches. Summary:
Bangor l 0 90 22 0 0-5-11-3
P. C. F. 100 0 2 100 l 0-4-1S2
Batteries: Goddard, Gillespie and
Kenyon; Finn and Green.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
C0vElEsKIE Wins
AGAIN FOR SENATORS

Chicago, July S.-(APl-Stanley
Coveleskie held Chicago to Z hits to-
day while Washington hit Faber
hard and defeated the locals 10 to
.. 1t was Coyeleskie's eleventh VIC
tory Of the season. Score:
Chicago 5000 o 100 p 2-7-3
Coyeleskie and Ruel; REVERE,
Blannkenship, Faler and Grouse.
Schalk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
IOtaIS ...,.,...,.34 b q
x-batted for Ehmke in 9th.
DETROIT

Two base hits Rogell, Flagstead,
Burke, Cobb. Home run, Heilmann.
Stolen bases Cobb, Wingo. Double
play Todt (unassisted). Left on
bases Boston ~; Detroit Z. Base on
balls off Ehmke Q; Dauss 5. Struck
out by Ehmke 2; by Dauss 3. Um-
pires Connolly, McGowan and Din
cen. Time hours.
Second game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
Eddie Polo Wins
On Foul Over D..
Stinchfeld at Milo
Especial to Kennebec journal

Milo, July S.-Eddie Polo of Water
Vile won on a foul in the third over
Kid Stinchfield of this place in the
main. bout here tonight Young Shar
key of Waterville beat up K. o. Ste
vens of Dexter, the referee stopping
the bout in the second.
Rusty Richards of Dexter and Kid
Yuck of Bangor went six even rounds,
and Pewee Sharkey of Waterville and
Frank Junior of Milo went four
rounds to draw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09

Portland .... % 2 2 l 0 l ! Ky
Sanford ......1 Q 3 . U y l 10
Two base hits, Moran, Weigold,
Underhill, Rowe, McKeon. Stolen
bases, Moran. Underhill. Double
play, Kuhn to Carter. Base on
balls, off Dwyer 4, Comerford 8,
Sickle 3. Hits off Comerford 8 in
3 innings; off Sickle 2 In 8 innings.
Struck out by Dwyer 8, Comerford
8. Wild pitch, Comerford. Passed
ball, Prescott. Umpires, Hassett and
Ward. Time, 1.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09

Two-base hits, Prothro, Blue, Stoner'
Rogell, Boone. Home runs, Helimann'
Vache. Stolen bases, Burke 2, Blue.
Double play Burke TO Blue. Left on
bases, Boston 9, Detroit 7. Bases on
balls. off Ruling 2, Stoner 2, Fuhr /.
Struck out, by Rufhng /, Stoner q,
Fuhr L. Hit, off Ruling 2 in in
pings, off Fuhr 5 in 5. Losing pitcher,
Ruffing. Umpires, McGowan. Dineen
and Connolly. Time, 2.07.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09

NATION Al LEAGIE

Jersey City IL; Buffalo s.
First game: Providence s: Toron-
to 5. Second game: Providence 0;
Toronto IS q innings).
First game: Reading .; Rochester
4. Second game: Reading 3; Roch-
ester Z.
Baltimore 4; Syracuse 0.
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Brunswick -. 0 3 0 0 0 l "A
Lewiston Eagles 0 0 0 0 o.
Hits off Walker 3 in 8 innings; off
Beaudry 6 in innings. Two base
hits Murphy, E. st. Hilaire, d. Pale,
ment, v. Charron. Sacrifice hits z.
st. Hilaire, Charron, Mcknight.
Struck out by Walker IA; by Beau
dry 4. First base on balls off Walk
err O; off Beaudry 2. Double plays
Robbins to Dick. Left on bases
Brunswick 4; Lewiston 3. Umpire
Aldred, Talbot. Time 1880.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
STATE LEAGUE STANDING

Yesterdays Results
Ear Harbor 10, Easterns s.
Bangor 8. 2. 6. q 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
IvERIcAN STANDING


Yesterdays RESULTS
,I,nd Is; Philadslphia 3 list
|,d.IphIa I; Cleveland 5 (2nd
WI 1: Boston 0 list camel.
IN 4: boston z (2nd camel.
\ Ysrk 5; ST. Louis =.
|uhingtan 10; Chicago 2.
TopAY's GAMES
darlington Il Chicago.
Iasdairhis 1t Cleveland.
n Yerk q St. Louis.
..lsn 1t Detroit.
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Sales were s12,442,o00.
u. S. Bond Closing

U. S. Bond Closing
New York, July s.-U. S, Bonds
closing:
Liberty SIS, 101.
Second IS, 100.
First 4ss. 1888
Second lls, 101.12.
Third 4}s, 1923,
Fourth 4as, 1924.
u. 8. Treasury 4s. 1915.
U. s. Treasury 4is, 1851.