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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-15
Heartening Word
To Striking Miners
BY Labor Federation

Atlantic City. n. j., Oct. IL
(AP)-Support of the American
Federation of Labor was accorded
the 15S,O00 striking miners in the
anthracite field today, after Presi-
dent John l.. Lewis of the United
Mine Workers had addressed the
delegates and stirred them to en-
thusiasm by his recital of conditions
in the industry.
Mr.. Lewis said the miners would
not falter or depart from the policy
laid down and he warned the public
it was due for a rude awakening
if it believed there was an ample
supply of coal on hand.
Hundreds of thousands of homes
will be without fuel and will be un-
able to secure fuel" he said. until
it can be produced at the mines and
distributed"
Ofiicers will be elected tomorrow
afternoon and so far no opposition
has developed to the reelection OF
the present officials.
Among the outstanding resolutions
adopted today was one restating Ia
boris traditional opposition to I'm
junction abuses" But going step
further by advocating legislative
enactment to limit the power OF
equity courts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-15

Lewiston Legion
To Stage Boxing
Show Tonight

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Lewiston, Oct. 1.-THE Lewiston
American Legion officially opens the
Spindle City boxing ceason Thursday
night in City Hall with one of the
fastest main bouts slated in the
state for some time. The first bout
goes on at S:15 and will be followed
by another four rounder and three
six round bouts.
The main bout of the evening is
scheduled between Young Rooney of
this city and Young Larrabee OF
Portland while Mickey Clements, an
other local battler. will stack up
against the sensational colored lad,
Owen Matthews of Sanford. The
Sanford boy is considered as one of
the best club fighters in the state to-
day and will give Clements a hard
battle for honors. The other six
rounder will find the dusky kentucky
Ferguson meeting George Lee or
Portland.
The fight will be held with popular
prices and Mike Cunningham Will
referee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-15
Council Adventists
Raps Modern Clothes,
Movies and Dances

Des Moines, Ia, Oct. Hap
Modern clothes, the movies and d.
vorce were denounced by the world
council of the Seventh Day Adven-
lists in its closing session yesterday.
Fashion is deteriorating the in
tellect and spirituality of our peo-
pie" the committee on moral and
spirituality Of our people," the com
mittee on moral and spiritual stand
ards reported.
obedience to fashion is doing
more than any other power to sep
arate our people from God"
Regarding the movies. resolution
said
This council declares its empahtic
disapproval Of attending moving pic
ture shows and other questionabl BILE
places Of amusement and calls upon
our church workers and lay members,
young and old, to refrain from this
evil practice"
1.-THE divorce wave" the council
said, has led many to regard mar
riage as only temporary social ad :
venture, to be entered into lightly
and abandoned at will.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-15
Colby Has Full
Strength for Game
With Lowell Sat.
(Snecial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to kenneDec JOURNAL
Waterville, Me-, Oct. 1.-THE
Colby football team will present its
full strength at Lowell, Mass, next
Saturday when they tackle the Low
ell Textile team. The return or
every injured veteran was completed
yesterday when Captain Philip Keith
returned to the squad. Captain
Keith has been out of scrimmage
sessions since the game against
Brown University since October .,
because of an injury to his hand.
Keith's position has been covered
by Jimmy Tufts and Tufts has gain
ed some very fine experience dur
ing that time which will make him
more valuable than ever to the
team. Keith will probably start the
game next Saturday and may stay
in the whole battle. AL Peacock
will be back in line again and his
return to the guard position which
he held, strengthens the team con-
siderably Peacock was all Maine
guard last year and will make an
attempt to be picked for the tenn
again this season. Tom O'Donnell,
all Maine center, has been out of
scrimmage for couple of days but
is now back in his regular position
and will play Saturday. Carl Mac
Pherson, veteran quarterback. will
be used part of the game although
his injury has not recovered as we'll
~ was hoped. Even johnson Is back
and will be ready to make a show
ing against Lowell next Saturday in
preparation for his cmpaign for all
Maine halfbck position this season.
Another scrimmage was held with
the freshman team and the varsity
was unable to score on the first year
men but this was due to the fact that
they were using new plays during
the major part of the scrimmage.
The varsity has been improving
during the past few days and will be
in fine condition for the game at
Lowell next Saturday.
The following week the State SER
les opens when Colby and Bowdoin
play at Brunswick. Bowdoin is ia
vored by the dopesters to win the
championship this year but the Col
by men are primed for the game
and may spring a surprise on the ia
vored winners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-15

teams prepared to put their strong
est boxmen into the fray, each seek
ing the glory of three worlds series
victories that has come before to
only four men-Coombs, Mathewson,
Stanley Coveleskie and Babe Adams
The rain started to dampen the
colorful picture. however, nearly an
hour before the game time, but Com
missioner Lands. in whose hands
the final decision rested, delayed the
definite announcement of postpone
ment until $3.50. pointing out that
calling 1t off meant hardship to prob
ably $4,000 fans from out of town
and widespread inconvenience.
Thousands were stiu outside the
park, standing in the drenching rain
to hear the commissioners decis-
ion. while those inside the field shift
ted, yelled and grew restless during
the delay. Thousands in the extern
ded and uncovered portions of the
grandstand as well as those in the
bleachers, were thoroughly soaked
and disgruntled, although there was
a welcome BIT of comedy relief from
the Washington comedians, Nick AL
trock and AL Schacht.
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be in top condition to maize his bid
for bird triumph tomorrow.
McKechnie and Harris both agreed
that any advantage to be gained by
the postponement were about equally
divided.
"The Senators are just as much
afraid of Aldridge as we are Of
Johnson" said Mckechnie, land Vic
will be ready to go out at top speed
tomorrow. / think he would have
done it today If we called on him.
but the additional day of rest will
give him just what he needs"
At the same time, NcKechnie init
mated that he might be able to
count tomorrow. II necessary. on Lee
Meadows. bespectacled yete n.
whose arm went bad after the first
game and necessitated a slight op-
Grafton to straighten out the mus
cles.
Except for the weather. the set
ing for the final game would have
been ideal today. with an apparent
record crowd on hand and both the
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WORLDS SERIES
Continued from Page One)

held by Washington will be def
nitely placed for the coming year,
will! have an opportunity to rest an
other day before going into the final
battle.
Johnson, as matter of fact. who
also has been handicapped by a
clearinghouse" in his right leg, was
keenly disappointed by the postpone
ment. feeling that he was fright" for
the day. but tomorrow, If the decid-
ing game goes on, the Big Train
will be able to take the hill with the
benefit of three full days of rest
since his performance last Sunday,
when he BANKED the Pirates.
This was as much rest as johnson
had between the first and second
games, and should be sufficient to
give him the needed stamina for a
crucial tussle.
A good deal of mystery surround
ed Pittsburgh's pitching choice to-
day, with the prevailing opinion that
"Jughandle Johnny" Morrison was to
start. stick as long as heewas eff
fective, and then give way to AL
bridge, who pitched his last victory
only on Monday. Aldridge. however,
is the most rrSged member Of the
Pirate staff and his mates are conf
dent that with two days rest he will
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Fishermen's Races
Still Doubtful This
Year. Word Officials

Halifax, N. S., Oct. HAD
Whether there will be an interna-
tional schooner race off Halifax this
year is still in doubt. H. r. Silver,
chairman of the trustees of the in
ternational trophy, in replying to the
latest proposals from Gloucester
Mass, has reported that it was the
opinion of the Halifax members OF
the committee that both elimination
and trophy races could not be nm
anced. He suggested. however, that
a combined event be sailed.
Mr.. Silvers telegram which was
addressed to w. A. Reed, secretary
Of the American fisheries committee,
Gloucester, said;
1T is not possible for us to hnance
two events this year, as would pc
necessary if we have both an ellml-
nation and international race. AS
stated in previous kilograms, VIII De
able tc pull off one combined II
agreeable to you, but possibility OF
doing even this is not certain under
present conditions"
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Colby Half Mile
Track Record Broken
SOph-FrOsh Meet

Especial to the Kennebec Joufnal)
Waterville, Oct. 1.-THE annual
Colby sophomore track
meet was held on SeavernS neld yes
terday afternoon. The freshmen won
the meet by five points although tine
individual stars were in the sopho-
more class with the exceptions OF
Seekins, former M. c. /. athlete. The
feature of the meet was the running
of Charles Sansone OF NORWOOD,
Mass. Sansone won both the half
and the quarter, breaking the Colby
record in the former. The record has
stood for eleven year and was made
in 1914 by Reynolds at 200 1-5. Yes
terday afternoon the record was
lowered three fifths of second when
Sansone ran in 2.01 3-5. This feat
is all the more remarkable when 1t
is considered that the track was IN
poor condition and taking in account
the condition of the weather.
Among others who starred in the
various events were Dester, SpraSue
and Sevrey.
The summary:
100 yard dash-Won by Sprague,
49, second, Hunt, 20; third, Sevrey'
'2s.
44o yard run-Won by Sansone,
'2S: second, Johnston, 70; third'
Hunt, 80.
$50 yard run-Won by Sansone,
'2S; second, Lines, 90; third john
ston, '2s.
One mile run-V'o by Lines, '29;
second, Savage, 2 third. Brown,
'29.
High jump-Won by Seekins, 20;
second, Newhall, %; third. tie be-
tween S. Snow, '2S, and Barry. '29.
Running broad jump-Won BY
Newhall '2S; second, Sevrey. rs;
third, Barry, '29.
Discus throw-Won by Seeklns'
'29; second, Newhall, '2S; third, Min
Shot put-Won by. tie between
Dexter '29. and Seekins '29; third,
Newhall '2S.
100 yard hurdles for upperclass-
men-First, Newhall, '2S second, j..
d. Johnston, '27; third, Jordan. '29.
-Four mile relay race for upper
classmen-Won by team consisting
of Towne, Turner, A. Hodgkins and
sullivan. Second, team composed OF
G. Hodgkins, Thurlow, Jordan and
Brudno.
Starter: Russell r. Brown.
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Heavy Football Card
In Eastern College
Circles This Weekend

New York. Oct. 14--(AP)-Exten-
sive practice programs are under
way at eastern college gridirons in
preparation for heavy card for the
weekend.
Yale's clash with Penn, marking
their first football duel In 81 years.
tops the list Of big Three" games.
They win meet a strong offensive
from the Quakers who shut out
Brown to 0 in q hard battle last
week. The squad leaves for New
Haven yesterday.
Princeton's squad topped the var
sity IL to in scrimmage yesterday.
Coach Hopper juggled his lineup
again, Moeser replacing Stout at left
end, while Davis succeeded Keith at
left guard. Slagle and Dignan are
being groomed as punters for the
Navy contest.
With the aid Of a huge searchlignt
located on Fort Putnam, the Army
squad drill extended into early eve
ming practice yesterday. Three
touchdowns wc-e made by the var
sity In scrimmage against the scrubs,
Hewitt, Yeoman and Gilbreth scor-
ing. The West Pointers will have
strong offense against Notre Dame.
Gil Dobie is trying to inject pep into
his Cornell squad in preparation for
the fray with Rutgers. Carpenter,
Butterfield, Gassner and Frat
brought out some faster action in the
backfield yesterday.
Columbia's squad which leaves to-
morrow for Columbia. for its inter-
sectional tussle with Ohio State mas
AZ players. Stiff scrimmage was held
Yesterday by the varsity which
scored four touchdowns on a junior
eleven, Reiger and Anderson regis
tering two apiece in line plunSes.
Coach Peter Reynolds has SYRIA
cuse in fine shape for the forthcom-
ing conflict with Indiana at Indian
apolis.
Bob Fisher expects strong opposi-
ton for Harvard from Holy Cross.
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Army Will Beat
Him Saturday
Admission of Coach

Chicago, Oct. IL (AP) -knu,e
Rockne, Notre Danes football coacn,
went on record today to the erect
that the Army eleven would defeat
Notre Dame in their game at New
York next Saturday.
i "Notre Dame will be beaten by the
Army" Rockne said, but the defeat
will do us good. Our team has brains
and ability but it needs a lot OF ex-
perience.. understand that the Army
has the best team since the war.