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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-10
GIANTS AND PIRATES
Divide TWO GAMES

New York; July 9.-(AP)-The
Giants drew an even break with the
Pirates in doubleheader today,
dropping the opener - to and win
ming the second game, z to 5. One
game continues to separate the New
York club from the leaders.
Emil Yde allowed the Giants but
eight scattered hits in the first tilt,
while his team mates whacked out
IL bingles. McGraw used four
pitchers. Mitchell's circuit wallop
with two on base figured in the only
Giants tallies.
George Kelly's homers with two
on the sacks in the seventh inning
decided the second game, in which
the New Workers collected 16 hits
off Johnny Morrison and Babe Adj
ans. Wayland Dean went the route
for the Giants and yielded 10 clouts,
including home run by Eddie
Moore.
Gowdy, veteran New York catch
err. was put out of the second game
for protesting a decision. Score:
First game:
Pitts. 20 0 O5 9 4 O 1 0-12-16-1
N. York o 0 O 30 900 o. $50
Yde and Gooch: Scott, McQuillan,
Bentley, Wisner and Snyder, Hart
ley.
Second game:
Pitts. Lilo 1OOO 1-5-1O-a
N. York. % . i O o % O x-7-16-O
Morrison. Adams and Gooch;
Dean and Gowdy, Snyder.
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st. Roberts, Passed
Up by BettOrs, Wins
Renewal Ohio Stake

Cleveland, July 9-(AP)-Taking
the first and third heats easily, ST.
Roberts, neglected in the betting,
won the 18th renewal of the Ohio,
with a value of $4,000, a feature CT
the Grand Circuit card at North
Randall today. ST. Roberts defeated
a field of II EOS trotters, including
Thompson Dillon, Todd Hart and
Trumpet.
Crawford, Thomas Murphy's i'm
ported horse, won the 18th Tavern
"Steak," another $4,000 event, taking
the first three heats easily.
st. Roberts, owned by Willis
j, Brothers, Clarksburg, w. Va. and
driven by A. B. Willis, was kept Off
the early pace in each heat. He
could not get up in the second, how
ever. which went to Thompson Dill
Ion. odds-on favorite.
Crawford was the class of ten PIP
trotters which started in the Tavern.
Setting his own pace in the first
heat, he trotted the fastest quarter
and half mile of the meeting, the
time being 20 3-5 and LOO 2-5 re-
spectively. Hollywood Jessie took
the final heat when Crawford tired.
1t was Crawford's second consecu-
tive stake victory. he having won the
Press last Thursday.
With the victory of Clara Dillon
in the 210 trot, her second of the
meet, Murphy brought his winning
races to five. He also drove three
seconds.
The worlds trotting record for
three quarters of mile was lowered
again today when Kentucky Jay won
the first heat of the 2.10 trot in 1.32.
This clips LIS of a second off the
mark established by Lady Alethaire,
Monday. Kentucky Jay stepped the
quarter in 20 AS seconds and the
half mile in 1.01.
The summaries:
2.19 CLASS PACE: PURSE SLIGO;
ga. 1 Is AND 1 IA MILE
HEATS
Clara Dillon m by Dillon
Axworthy- Miss Pierrette
+ murphy IL
Kentucky Jay b g (McGrath)
........... { Q
Red Top CHI 6 (Ray) ........ 3 2 :
DIR. White b h (Dickerson) 10 3 )
Black Law blk G (McMillan) 8 3 q
Jean Axworthy, lewiston, Prince
Charming, Patrick Todd, Red Harv-
vester, Captain Eugene and Wood
row L., also started.
Tine-1.32 (new worlds record;)
2.21 Is; $50 1-5.
2.OS CLASS TROT, THE OHIO VAL
LEY $1,000 MILE HEATS
st. Roberts h by Lord Rob-
erts-Queen's Heiress (Wil- .
liS) ....... ........ 1
Thompson Dillon blk h tCox) 3 ] 4
Todd Hart blk (Putnam) : : :
Great Bells b m (McDohald) 3
Trumpet b h (Murphy) -. 10 3
@Hurry Up, Nina Dillon, John
Gallagher, @Herbelwyn, Jessie Bond.
Peter A. Montgomery acd Prince
Loree also started.
(sWhite entry.)
Time-2.O3 as; 2.04 AS; 2.O4 3.5.
2.12 CLASS TROT, THE TAVERN
STEAK" VALUE $4,000 NILE
HEATS
Crawford b h by Belwin- Bar :.
ella (Murphy) ........... l ! q
Holyrood Jessie b m (Cox) D
Bob Armstrong CHI h (Tau-
man) ................
Peter Fellows CHI h (Garrison)
Tolus Boy blk h (shively)
New Hope, The Great Lullwater,
Top O. The Morning, Jim Mcgowan,
and Mike Dillon also started.
Time-2.O3 3-5; 2.04 2-5: 2.04 70.
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CHELSEA

WEST-Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Swift were Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Sartol, Miss Gene Hackett,
Otis Katon, his two daughters, Irene
and Margaret and Mr.. Katon's faith
er. l.. Katon, all of Massachusetts,,
and Fred Page of Chelsea. Mr.. Katon
and party arrived in town Saturday
morning returning Sunday afternoon
to their home, Miss Margaret re-
naming with Mrs. Swift for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Ella Smith is visiting her
brother, M. H. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Fowler accom-
panied by F. w. Poore. motored to
Vassalboro to call on Mrs. Fowler's
uncle. b. J. Sherman and family,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Beedle were
callers at A. S. Fowlers Friday taking
Miss Ruth home with them to pass
the Fourth of July ....----
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Chicago Produce Market
Chicago. July IA

SnlCdSOp July Js-tA1J
Wheat prices here showed a general
downward tendency today. owing
largely to unexpected weakness Of
quotations at Liverpool because of
selling to prepare for the United
States government crop report due
cast regarding the 1925 yield of wheat
turned out to be considerably larger
than unofficial estimates had called
for. Chicago closing prices of wheat
were easy, &c to lac net lower, Sep
TENDER 144f to 1.44a and December
down, oats &c to lac off and provis-
ions varying from lie decline to an
advance of &c.
Lowest prices OF the day in the
wheat market here came early and
were associated with persistent re-
ports that Liverpool weakness was
brought about by sales of Russian
wheat to various European continental
countries. Word of cool weather both
in the spring wheat states and in Cam
looked for, tended also temporarily to
bring about decline in values here.
Later, however, rising temperatures
and increa sing reports of damage from
black rust rallied the market to about
Yesterdays finish. On the other hand.
near the end Of the day was ascribed
not only to bearish sentiment concern
ing the government crop report but
also to failure of buying power to
broaden in response to black rust ad-
vices First arrivals here of new
wheat from Illinois points tended
further to check speculative demand.
Txport business, too, was very small.
with foreigners apparently holding off
to await the official crop figures from
Washington. ,.,
wheat weakness Favorable weather
conditions for corn growth were also
a factor, and there was talk current
that the government report would in
dictate the largest yield Of corn ever
produced. The guesses, however, prov
ed to be much in excess of the official
forecast.
In line with hog values and grain,
provisions averaged lower.
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LARGE LIST OF
ENTRIES FOR
RACES AT MADISON
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Madison, July o. An unusually
large list of entries has been made
for the horse trot which is to be held
at Somerset Park next Saturday aft
ernoon under the auspices of Tardiff
Post of American Legion. The en-
tries are as follows:
2.15 Class, Trot or Pace, Purse 5000
Colonel Crook, bg, by My Colonel,
Charles Towle, Winthrop; Little Di-
rect, Big. by Direct Star, ]. c. Getch-
ell. Bangor; Billy the Rabbit, brig, by
Eolus, j. G. Getchell, Bangor; Ell
eanor Wilson, BIN, by Bohemian
Boy. Alonzo Roberts, Providence, R.
l.; Licone. Big, by Echo Todd. Hugh
Hight. Fairfield; Margaret Wilkes,
rom, by Pollard Wilkes, A. NJ. STRAIT
ton, Albion; Hedgewood Girl. chm,
by Hedgewood Boy, Charles Jordan,
Bangor; Mr.. Hoover, Big, by Harves-
ter, Allan Wilson, Boston, Mass.
The Problem. brs. by Cochate, c. w.
Dutton, Bingham; o. K. Todd, Big, by
Lord Todd, C. w. Dutton; Lady
Patchen, brn, by Possibility, H. H.
Lander, Stratton.
2.20 Glass, Trot or Pace, Purse 5000
Empire Boy, bg, by Empire Direct,
Rabbit; Mr.. Hoover; Julia Worthy,
BIN, by Guy Axworthy, ]. l.. Morang.
Corinna; Belle Ginter, BIN, by Peter
Ginter, P. L. Hopper, Stockton
Springs; Mackdale, Big, by Todd
Mack, B. c. Wells, Readfield; David
Watts, chg, by General Watts, b. C.
Wells; Hollywood Viceroy, bg. by Joe
Dodge. B. c. Wells; Tiny Wilkes, bg,
by Onaline, Jr., B. c. Wells; Great
Boy, chg, by Graf, Lewis Forsythe,
Norridgewock; Hedgewood Girl;
Real Charlie, bg, by Sterling s.,
Charles Jordan, Bangor; Peter Hall,
Big, by Peter the Great, John Yeaton,
Pennington; Lady Patchen; Donna
Thompson, brm, by Peter O'Donna,
+. C. Colburn, Pennington; Lady
Alfondly, BIN, by Prince Alfondly, w.
A. Tibbetts. Rangeley; San Romon,
Big, by Sanfrisco, H. N. Gould, Farm
ington; Edna L., BIN, Z. N.Gould,
Pennington; Mildred Watts, bm, by
Mahomet Watts, z. E. Russell,
Pennington; O. K. Todd.
2.24 Glass, Trot or Pace, Purse 5000
Earl Direct. gg, by Earl Jr.. Chas.
Towle. Winthrop: Youvonne Patch,
I'm, ~ ANiAS oeSii, W. =. I1uUDdTI,
Hartland; Harry Putnam, bg, by U.
Forbes, ]. c. Getchen, Bangor;
Plattsburg Peter. bg, by Peter Grim,
j. L. Morang, Corinna; Lottie Di-
rect, rom, by Empire Direct, E. H.
Morrill,, Skowhegan; Fanny Princess,
chm, by Prince Alfondy. A. NJ. Strait
ton, Albion; Nowaday Miss, bm, by
Henry Setter, c. z. Mason, Medford,
Mass; Don Marque, By. by The
Marque, p. l.. Hopper, Stockton
Springs; Diamond O.. Jr.. blkg. by
Diamond @, Ira Hoar, Rangeley:
Pershing the Great, brig, by Peter the
Great, c. w. FANCY. Hangeley; Real
Charlie; San Remon; Edna L.;
Cheyenne j., Hermon Huntoou,
Rangeley; True Sal, brig, F. c. Co.
burn, Pennington; Hollywood Vice
roy; Mackdale; David Watts, chg,
by General Watts, B. C. Wells, Read
field; Tiny Wilkes, bg, by Online, Jr.,
B. c. Wells. =
In addition to the tro there will be
a baseball game between Madison
and Arson teams
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REDS WIN and
LOSE WITH PH|EkIES

Philadelphia, July 9.-(AP)-Cin-
cinnati split even in a doubleheader
here today, winning the first game
to !. and losing the second II to s.
Benton and Carlson both pitched
alright ball over the major portion
of the opening game but weakened
towards the close. A five-run start
in the first inning of the second
game gave the Phillies a lead that
was never headed although the Reds
staged a four run rally in the ninth
The score:
First game:
Cinci. 30 10 OO12 2-6-12-O
Phila. 30 900 OO2 O-3-11-1
Benton and Wingo; Carlson and
Henline.
Cinci. Il o o 200 OF 4 S-1S-2
Phila. IS o. 4 90 2 o x-11-16-2
May, Brady, Biemiller, Kreuger;
Pierce, knight and Henline.
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Race Uncertain for
Gold Challenge Cup

Henley on Thames. England, July
9-(AP)-A race between Jack Be-
resford, winner of the diamond souls,
and Walker Hoover of Philadelphia,
for the Philadelphia gold challenge
cup, which Beresford won at the
Paris Olympios last year, is still un-
certain.
The meeting between the two oars
men last night, at which the whole
question was discussed thoroughly,
is considered to have been unpro-
ductive of definite date for the con-
test.
Hoover received a cable message
from the cup committee yesterday
asking him to remain in England, as
it was thought Beresford would re-
consider his refusal to race. Mean
while the trophy is resting In the
Thames Rowing Club.
A London dispatch last night said
Beresford has reconsidered his deci-
sion 10 turn the Philadelphia cup
back to the United States without
defending it, after an appeal to his
British craftsmanship" by the cup
committee.
Beresford, the dispatch added,
would enter the race with the under
standing that he would return the
cup to the United States whether
victorious or not, as he held with the
British authorities that the diamond
SOULS and not the Philadelphia cup
represented the worlds champion
shin
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, July y.
BEEF-.Choice whole cattle 1910
1871
BUTTER-Extras 43043a; firsts Al
@42a.
CHEESE-Fresh choice 24a 425;
flrsts 23024.
CORN-No. 2 yellow 1.29@130.
EGGS-Nearby hennery brown ex-
tras 49@49i; white and mixed extras
44@4S; western extras 1894.
FLOCR-Spring patents, 196-lb.
sacks. speciaf short 6.90D9.S5; stand
ard S.h0W950.
HAY-No. . timothy ec124.
I.AMB-Spring 26 80.
OATS-Forty pounds 64G65.
PORK-Medium backs 81.
POTATOES-Greeii Mountains $50
N1.75 per 100 pounds; new southern
No. 1 6.00@6.50 per barrel.
SUGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes $50 cents in 100-barrel lots
less 2 per cent. for cash.
= VEAL-10122.
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SIERlcAN ASSOCIATION

First game: Toledo 2. Minneapolis
lSscand game: Toledo 2. Minneap-
w game: Columbus 4, st. Paul
sscond game: Columbus z, St.
10
Gnt game: Indianapolis 6. Kan
CITY :. Second game: Indianap-
/ J. Kansas City 2.
louisville 6. Milwaukee 3.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Albany 1-4-o; Hartford 0-4-1.
Waterbury 14-lS-l; Worcester s.
13-4.
New Haven S-14-3; Plttsheld .
1G-1
Bridgeport 2-5-1; Springfield 30 o..
Swampscott, Mass. July 9-(AP)-
Ralph Munro of Beverly will meet c.
d. A. Grasse. Jr., of Lowell for the
state junior golf championship to-
morrow AS a result of third round and
semi final matches played at the
Tedesco Country Club here today.
Munro beat James Conroy Of Brook
line up at the final hole. end Grasse
vanquished Edward 3. Murphy of
Newton, up and 5 to play. Upsets
markell to6ay's matches. S. J. Basse,
Jr.. of New Bedford. y from whom
much was expected. went down to
defeat at thJ hands of Conroy in the
third round, and in the same round
Bobby Crowley of Wollaston. fast 1s
year old player. was eliminated by
Murphy, UP at fourteenth hole.
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Brennan COPS
DECISION OVER
PORTLAND SOX
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Lewiston, July 9.-Don Brennan
got a decision over the Portland
Green Sox here tonight when the
Hustlers scored a IL victory. It was
the fifth win for the Hustlers in
seven games. Brennan pitched fine
ball all the way, working exception
ally we'll in the pinches. Portland
had IA men left on bases. Lewiston
hit hard and often, six of the II
hits going for extra bases. Jimmie
Cole, Hustler shortfielder, hitting for
.131. suddenly found his eye tonight,
hitting out single, and two doubles
in four trips. Summary:
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ANDS TO RIDE
IN
lHICAGO DERBY

chicago, July - (AP) - Earle
ude, premier jockey, will ride Ar
ration, owned by A. C. Bostwick
INew York, In the 10000 Chicago
by, at Hathorne Saturday.
b decision caused some surprise,
il vas thought he would have a
I'd On Clifford A. Cochrane's
bgeruus. Clarence Hummer will
BE- from New York to pilot the
hnne entry.
bdatons point to II starters in
event. which will attract the
IN Of the nations three-year-
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P.C.F.T TOPS EASTERN
TEAM IN LEAGUE
! BATTLE THURSDAY
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Especial to Kennebec Journal)
; South Brewer, July s-P. c. F. won
the Maine League game from the
Easterns 8 to l here today getting a
start on Bish, ex-Eastern Lacquer on
the mound for home teams but he
was effective in pinches. Mcdonnell.
st. Bonaventure. pitcher for P. c. F.
held the Eastern to four scattered
hits. The summary by innings:
P. c. F. -. / 20 0 0 0 0 0 O-s 2 1
Easterns. -. 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 OIL 4 2
Batteries Mcdonnell and Green;
Bish and Whitehouse.
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DODGERS WIN AS
DAzzY HOLDS CUBS

Brooklyn, July 9.-(AP)-Dazzy
Vance helped Brooklyn end it's los
ing streak today by holding the Cubs
to six hits and driving in three runs
in 4 to . victory. In the second
inning Vance hit home run off
Alexander, scoring behind Deberry,
and in the eighth he singled, Ford
counting at the plate. Vance also
famed seven batters Score:
Chicago % 0 0O0 . 0 o. 81
Brooklyn 1 . 600 90 1 x-4-11 q
Alexander Keen and Hartnett
Vance and Deberry.
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Earned runs, Lewiston 5. Two
base hits, Feaster, Cole 2, Carter.
Small, Cole 3, Walsh 2, Amber
Feaster. Sacrifice hits Walsh, First
base on errors, Portland 2: Lewis
ton 2. Left on bases, Portland 13,
Lewiston 6. Double plays, Cole to
Prior; Groiy to Feaster to Kuhn.
First base on balls, off Brennan ).
Struck out by Grody !, Brennan 3.
Umpires, Conway and Gibson. Time
1.25. Attendance 1855.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City T. Buffalo 5.
First game: Providence .. Toron-
to .. Second game: Providence s,
Toronto A. innings
Reading >, Rochester :.
Baltimore 10, Syracuse 6.
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Two base hits Blades, Bell Marri-
oft, John Cooney. Stolen base Smith.
Sacrifices Smith. Left on base st.
Louis 4; Boston s. Bases on balls off
Haines 2; Cooney 1. Struck out by
Haines 3; Cooney 3. Umpires Klein
and Mccormick. Time 1888.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-10

Two base hits Blue, Leonard. Three
base hits Burke. Home run Vache.
Stolen base Tavener. Sacrifices
Burke. Haney. Left on base Boston
8; Detroit s. Base on balls of Zahn-
User 4; of Leonard 8. Struck out by
Zahniser /; by Leonard >. Umpires
Dineen. Connolly and MCGOWAN.
Time 1928.
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entucky Jay Hangs Up New World Trottng Mark For of Mile
LEONARD TURNS BACK RED SOx and
TIGERS make IT THREE IN ROW

Detroit, July s-(AP)-Detroit de.
feated Boston today s to Q, the VIC
tory being the third straight in the
present serits for the Tigers. Leon
ard pitched great ball for the Tigers
allowing only five hits. The game
was his NTH consecutive victory and
the tenth OF the season. Score:
ROSTnN
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Rain Hats Yanks-
Browns Game in 3rd

st. Louis, July 9.-(AP)-The
New York Yankee-St. Louis Browns
game was called off after the third
inning today because of rain. The
score stood = to 5 in favor Of the
visitors. Two games will be played
tomorrow.
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New York, July 9-(AP)-The ten
mis- team of Oxford Cambridge Uni
versities scheduled to play matches
with American and Canadian coll
lege racqueters Is due here tomorrow
on the Mauritania. They will appear
in their first match with the Univer-
sity of California team July IA and Is
at the Nassau Country Club, while
their most important series will be
with Yale Harvard at Newport July
81 and August l.
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BRAVES LOSE 5 TO | AND Divide
-FOUR GAME SERIES WITH CARDS

Boston, July 9-(AP)-Jesse Haines
pitched effectively for St. Louis to-
day against the Boston Braves and
the former won, 5 to I. O'Farrelrs
hitting and Bells fielding were the
features. Todays victory gave the
Cardinals an even break in the four
game series. The score:
ST. LOUIS
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MEXICAN STANDING

yrsreRpAY's RESULTS
hr,lsnd Is, Philadelphia II % In.
Is,-rain). r.. 80
6etreis s; Boston 2.
I'M Y Yerk.st. Louis, called in srd-
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ropAY's GAM Es

Warrington at Chicago.
hiI,dsiphia At Cleveland.
lew York At St. Louis (2).
p,.cr Il Detroit.
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Competition for the athletic berth
at Westbrook High has simmered
down TO Jack Flavin, Asa Small, Joe
Smith and Newman Young. All
four have written splendid records
in Names great Athletic Book. 1t
Will be interesting to note who is
selected for the position.
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Chicago, July 9.-Joseph Trinz,
Chicago photoplay theatre owner,
paid $4,000 for four thoroughbreds
at Hawthorne at a private sale yes
terday. He bought Kyroc, Mary Ell
len O.. and Alexander Moore from
Pat Kneblekamp of Louisville for
a reported $4,000 and Girl Scout
from the Miramonte stock farm for
$1,000.
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Fitchburg, Mass, July 9.-tAP)-
President John A. Heydler of the
National League telegraphed today
that he had assigned Charley Moran
and Bob Hart, National League ar
bitrators, to ofticiate in an exhibition
game between the Cincinnati Reds
and a Fitchburg team composed of
major league and college stars, here
Sunday. The game will be one of
the main features of memorial ex-
ercises in honor of Patrick J. Moran
of Fitchburg, who died while man.
aging Cincinnati.
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Bridgeport, Conn, July 9-(AP)-
The Connecticut trapshooting will
be staged by the Housatonick Rod
and un Club of this city here tomor-
row and Saturday. More than 100
gunners from all parts Of New Eng
land have entered
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SCORE
EllENTAGE DOPE
ND GAMES TODAY
[,mosAT STANDING

,..-rRpAYs RESULTS
.'...s,sh u; New York 8 d't
v,,k :, Pittsburgh 5 (2nd
..;sss s' 5; Philadelphia 8 (1st
(',,.,,hI. II; Cincinnati 8 (2nd
t,uI. 5, Boston 1. ~
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SPORT TABLOIDS

Crefeld, Germany, July 9.-(AP)
Hubert .Houben, German runner,
today again defeated the American
stars, Charles Paddock and Loren
Murchison, doing the 100 metre dash
in 10 $40 seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-10

West Paris, leader in the Pine
Tree League, was forced TO swallow
dust Wednesday when the strong
South Paris team copied the game
Tor their own advantage. This is
the second defeat the leaders have
suffered this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-10

Lou Lambert and Tommy Fleu-
rant have been matched for a bout
at Biddeford next Thursday. AS
both these battlers are hot on the
trail of Jimmy Kid Rice of Port
land the bout should develop into
o. red-hot combat, for the winner
would probably have the chance to
meet Rice.
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It's safe bet that Ben Torser,
did not complain of Ian Clancy's
performance Wednesday. His three
homers contributed lot to the
home run bee staged by the Ma
hobs. Jowett and Davis added two
circuit clouts.
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ropAY's GAMES
L,...,,sh At New York.
E'. ~, Il Brooklyn.
;,.s.;asrati At Boston.
'i Is"is a Philadelphia.
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With the Augusta Twilight league
near it's end there is move on foot
to support local American Legion
team and secure games with other
clubs In nearby cities and towns.
Two or three games would be played
each week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-10

Cyclone ST. Louis of Old Town
and Fighting Ireland of Portland
are the feature attractions at the
boxing show to be staged at the
Chateau in Bangor, Monday night.
Much has been said about thece two
battlers and it is up to them to live
up to the press comments.