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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-28
New York Produce Market
Nav York. Anril 81

/ New YORK, Apr1l II.
N@s.5O; soft winter straights $3.50
! $50; hard winter straights 7.S5QS.35.
WHEAT-Spot weak; No. dark
northern spring New York lake
and rail 1.76s; No. 2 hard winter I o b
do. 1861; No. 1 Manitoba do. in bond
1854.
CoRN-spot easy: No. 2 yellow cif
track New York all rail 1.23; No. ?
OATs~spot easy: No. 2. white SCI.
PORK-Easier; mess $500; family
IARD~Weak: middle west 1900
BUTrTER-steady: receipts 1921;
creamery higher than extras 4ea047;
creamerye xtras, 90 score. 40; do.
tirsts. IS to 81 score. 4S@4S'; packing
EGGs-Irregular: receipts 27,s32;
storage packed 81 0313; fresh gath
cred firsts 2Sa@293: do. storage packed
29a@30B: fresh gathered seconds 279
| @28t; nearby hennery whites closely
selected extras s69s7: nearby and
to average extras 32@35: nearby hem
merry browns extras 33a OBS.
! POTATOES-Duli:N New York per
$50 pounds j 80 q l.75; Florida new per
CABBAGEs-steady: New York per
| 100 pounds 200; South Carolina per
| 13-bushel hamper Is IS cents.
] The raw sugar market was steady
today and while Cuban was unchang-
ed. Porto Rican was shade higher
with both now quoted at 40. Sales
included $1,000 bags 81 Cub sn, and nrdm IT.
shipment. Issuance of 80 May no.
tees was a disturbing element in the
raw sugar futures market and led to
J considerable liquidation and trade sell
i ing during early quotations and prices
declined from two to six points. Cow
ering checked the downward move
ment and partial rallies followed. with
the closing two to five points net low
2.96, December 2.9S.
| Refined sugar was easier and UNI
| changed to FIVE points lower, list quo
| tations now ranging from $40 to 5.S5
| for fine granulated. Only moderate
inquiry was reported.
Refined futures were nominal.
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COburn to Stage
InterclaSS Meet

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Waterville, April 27-The track
season at Coburn will be opened in
formally tomorrow when the annual
inteclass track meet takes place on
Libby Field. Interest in track is
running high at the local school and
the number Of boys who have been
working out every day is proof
enough to forecast q successful sea-
son in the sport.
Tomorrow every boy in the school
will have chance to show his wares
and no doubt some men will come
through with wins and establish
themselves in the game for the sea-
son. An added incentive for the con-
testants will be silver loving cup
to be placed in the trophy room at
the school and on the cup will be in
scribed the name of the high point
scorer. Last year Dick Reed was
high man and he is expected to re-
peat again this year. Reed is a fine
prospect as he is capable Of doing
1913 in the century dash and % in
the 220. He is also a good broad
jumper and shotputter. Charlie Ma
jor will not compete in the meet as
he has charge of track at Coburn
this year and he will be busy off,
ciating. The boys are lucky to have
such an experienced hand as Major
to teach them the fine points of the
game.
About fifty boys will be entered in
the meet and some lively competi-
ton is expected. The track has been
fixed and is in pretty fair shape SO
that the runners will not be handi-
capped as in other years with an in
adequate surface.
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sane. 1t was also voted that the
secretary express to the Chamber of
Con- merce their sentiment In re-
gard to the necessity of having bet
ter Tsilroad facilities and other COM
munity plans were discussed. They
also decided to rush the interests of
Il loys' club in the c,:urch. The
mer decided to endearoi to create
III, 1e interest in the SuLd day services.
Following the meeting Z smoker was
enjoyed. The next meeting will Se
with Raymond carter, Friday even
ing. May =.
The Mabel Wentworth Fhilathea
the Baptist vestry Wednesday even
served at $50.
The Ladies' Social UIiCn OF the
Baptist church will ho 4 their an
nal spring sale Of fancy articles
canned goods, candy, apr-ns, ETC., IN
the church vestry Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock. A public supper
will be served at 8.
Miss Rosie Fleury was given an
aluminium shower Friday evening
by several of her friends at the
home of Mrs. William Len.elin, IN
honor Of her approaching marriage.
She was passing the evening with
Mrs. Iemelin when on opening the
front door in answer TO she door
bell. size discovered a large basket
addressed to her filed with attrac-
tive aluminium articles. The quick
arrival of about 20 of her friends
revealed the givers and q delightful
evening followed with games and
mn>;c. Delicious refreshments were
served.
PAST Noble G,and's night will he
OK sc:yed by Coed Will Rebekah
Lodge Tuesday evening IL their hall.
A covered dish supper will be served
a. {; o'clock. All membc.s ere cor
daily invited to re present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-28
HALLOWELL TAKES
GAN E FRO N
MORSE HIGH, SO
(Special to Kennebec Jo1rna,

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Hallowell, April 27-Hallowel won
its second game of the Kennebec
Valley League here today by win
ming close game from Morse High
of Bath by a score of 9-8. The Morse
pitcher held well up to the seventh
when he was driven from the box to
be replaced by Bonney. The local
pitcher went the whole game pitch
ing him self out Of many pinches.
Both teams opened the contest with
a run, Hallowell scoring on Luce's
double with Ballard on third, and
Morse on two singles with Harring-
ton going to first on being hit. Morse
again threatened in the second by
getting three passes but Hallowell
soon retired them. Hallowell was
held scoreless up to the seventh after
getting its first run in the first. In
the third Morse apparently had put
the game on ice by crossing the plate
three times and up to the lucky sew
enth" the score stood Al with both
sides playing air tight ball retiring
! one side after the other in 1-2-3 Or
der.
The rally in the seventh was start
ed by Church who hit safely and was
followed by double by Lucas.
Johnson singled scoring Church:
Carbino hit through short, Ballard
through the first baseman; Hinckly
singled getting the first hit off Bon
ney and was followed by his brother
double which with Luces sacrifice
brought the total of runs to eight.
Although Morse was beaten they
staged a final battle for victory in
the next two innings and when the
last man was out they were within
one score of tie, or two scores Of
victory.
The score:
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.ter Fans See
Roxing Show

nas April 2.-About three
Ind fans enjoyed the boxing ex-
m 1t the town hail Saturday
~ In the main bout X. o.
b Of Dexter and Battling
b II Waterville furnished a
nd exhibition of the mastery
ysf defense. The bout was fast
(teut and the fans were very
n ~ their clean fighting. X.
tssns Who is a local boy shad-
be WaterSiile boy in three of
d. while the other three We're
even.
the semi-fnal Dostie Richards
nued hb Knockout record to
Nccession by sending Young
tt IT Augusta down for the
= the fourth round. In the
ID md third round Lizzotte was
for the count of nine.
he preliminary X. o. Laliberte
Inertlle made short work of
4 KID Richards of Dover-FoX-
putting him away in the Sec
nund by a right to the solar
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Demp to Honeymoon in Europe While Tex up Opponent
Jack and Estelle
Off for European
Points on Nav 6

New York, April 27.-Abandoning
hope Of arranging a heavyweight
championship fight until after the
Tunney-Gibbons and Wills-Weinert
matches here in June. Jack Dempsey
tonight announced he would sail for
Europe with his wife, the former Es-
telle Taylor, on May 6.
The champion booked passage for
the voyage after another conference
with Promoter Tex Richard. to whom
he has assigned the task Of selecting
the leading challenger.
Dempsey announced that he would
remain in Europe until cabled by
Richard that he had chosen a suitable
opponent, and boxing followers took
this to indicate that the champion will
probably not fight this year. Owing
to the fact that Dempsey demands
three months Of training, it was not
expected that Richard could schedule
championship fight within the pres
ent outdoor season.
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Brice Succeeds
Ready in Football
Coaches Association

Bangor. Me-, Apr. 27-Announce-
ment was made today that Fred NJ.
Brice, coach OF football at the Uni
versity Of Maine had been appoint
ed Representative of the first dis
trict, comprising the New England
states. to the dictatorship Of the
American Football Coaches" Associ-
alton. The appointment was made
to Brice in a letter from Bob Zupp-
Ike, Illinois coach and association
president. Brice succeeds Tom
Ready. former coach at the Univer-
sity Of Vermont.
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SOMERvIlLE

II. c. Brown made business trip
to Augusta, Wednesday.-P. E.
Mari went to Waterville. Wednesday
after his son. Gordon MARI. who has
been very Ill for several weeks in a
hospital there with typhoid fever.
His illness is to be regretted as he
is a student at Colby College,
Miss Gladys Mcdonald, who passed
d few days with her mother, Mrs.
Sadie b. Evans, has returned to her
employment at Windsor.-Mr. and
Mrs. Earle A. Dodge are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of a
son, born April %.
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BROWNS FLASH TO
win IN ninth, 1913

Detroit, April 27-Going into the
ninth inning five runs behind. St.
Louis pounded out a 10 to s victory
over Detroit here today. Rice, who
opened the ninth by batting for Dix
on and making a single. batted twice
in the inning and made two singles.
Three men scored on Severeids home
run. and two on Jacobson's three
base hit both in the ninth inning. 1t
was Detroit's sixth straight defeat.
Cobb started his first game of the
season and played seven innings.
Sisters ninth inning single made the
thirteenth's consecutive game in
which he had hit safely. Score:
st. Louis 0 1 0 0 0 Ito 10
Detroit. 1 0 0 2 1 . l 0-S IL 2
CASTOR. Vangilder. Danforth and
Dixon. SEVERED; Holloway. Wills,
johnson and Bassler, Woodall.
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Bangor is expecting it's best box
ing card of the season on May &.
Matchmaker Barry has secured
bunch of hard hitters who are sure
to please. joey Ross will swap
punches with Tommy Fleurant in
the semi-final and Cyclone Louis
will also appear on the card. Tony
Mandell, the Worcester Fire Crack
err" and Charlie Baxter, the Paw
tucket "Steel Trap" are appearing
as headliners. Bangor is viewing
this match as the best so far in that
vicinity.
Lawrence High at Fairfield is
banking lot this season on Captain
Brown. For eight innings in the
Lawrence Oakland game young
Brown pitched no hit, no run
game and it was only by bad break
in the ninth that robbed him of the
honor. He has fast delivery and
made II Whit the breeze. He should
make a record before the season is
over.
There is no vacation for the Cow
High baseball tossers. The team is
working out every day under Coach
Morrell. making ready for their
game against Winthrop High on
Wednesday. This is the first league
game for the local diamond men
and they are anxious to place the
game on the win shelf. The men
are all going good and encouraged
by their win against Skowhegan are
willing to put forward their best.
Bates running material came
through in grand style in the Penn
carnival. The Lewiston college team
lead the Pine Tree State colleges in
points won. Charles of Bowdoin and
Arcniba Id Of Bates were the out
standing point winners. Bates again
came through in the Glass B mile
championship, which was one Of
their desires.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-28

Earned runs. Hallowell 6. Morse 8.
Two base hits, Luce. Lucas, E.
Hinckley. Stolen bases Luce. Church,
Carbino G. Hinck!ey. McPhee. Struck
out E. Hinckley, 10; Oliver 8. Bon
ney 1. Double plays Carbino to
Johnson. Hit by pitched ball by
Hinckley, Harrington, Dow: by OIL
YER Ballard. Base on balls Hinckley
5. Oliver 1. Sacrifice hits Luce. Ar
ataA Harrington. Umpire Talbot.
Time. > hrs. Attendance $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-28
Mid Western A. A. u.
To Have Word
On Finnish Runner

Chicago, Apr. 27-The next move
in the controversy over charges that
excessive expense accounts have been
asked for track appearances OF the
Finnish runners, Paavo Nurmi, and
Willis Ritola, is expected from G. p
Wendell, secretary of the mid west
ern A. A. u, at Omaha, to whom,
affidavit has been sent by Kenneth
J.. Wilson. athletic director at Drake
University in support of his asser-
ton.
Wendell has been designated by
Frederick w. Ruben, chairman of
the national registration committee
of the A. A. u, to inquire into the
charges.
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BELFAST

The case OF Herbert E. Farmer OF
Arlington, Mass, indicated In jan
uary for forgery was opened In the
Waldo County Supreme Judicla!
court this morning before Associate
Justice John A. Morrill,, and was
nollprossed because of insufficient In
form of indictment. Mr.. Farmer who
had pleaded not guilty to the charge
was discharged. 1t is expected that
fhe term will finally adjourn Tues
day night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-28

Totals ..........31 / 4z26 Is 2
"Batted for Mogridge in Sth.
ssBatted for Gross in 9th.
zMatthews out in Sth, hit by batted
ball.
Washington .....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
Boston .......0 0 o 0 l D 0 0-1
Two-base hits, Peckinpaugh, Vache,
Todt. Home run, Goslin. Sacrifice.
Mogridge. Double plays. Gross to
Wambsganss to Todt q; Todt to Gross
to Todt. Left on bases, Washington 6.
Boston 6. Base on balls. off Mogridge
1. Marberry 2, Wingfield 2. Struck out,
by Mogridge /. Marberry /. Wingfield
/. Hits. off Mogridge in z innings;
off Marberry l in . innings. Hit by
pitcher, by Mogridge, vache. Winning
pitcher. Marberry. Empires, Connolly
and Nallin. Time, 1874.
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|C0SL|N'S HOMER STARTS RALLY
AND SENATORS Win OVER RED S0x

Boston, April 27.-Goslin's home run
into the right field bleachers, followed
by a pass. an infield out and Peckin-
paugh's double to left, gave Washing
ton two runs In the ninth inning to-
day. enough to defeat Boston 2 to /.
A leaping one-hand catch by Rice
against the right field heachers rob-
bed Boone OF what looked like a home
run in the fourth. Vache's double.
after Prothros walk and Boone's sim
gle In the sixth. accounted for Bos-
tons run The score:
WACIJTNr-ro~y
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MACkMAN COLT TOO
MUCH FOR YANKEES

Philadelphia. April e7-Sam Gray.
youthful right handler of the Athlet-
les, shut out New York today. 8 to o.
Bob Shawkey of the Yankees was
driven from the mound in the fifth
by an attack which included home
run from the bat Of Al Simmons.
Score:
New York 900 0 0 0 0 0 90 9
Philadel... 40 o 40 O 0 Ks 10 3
Shawkey, Beall and O'Neill; Gray
and Cochrane.
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Spring Football
Starts at Harvard

Cambridge. Mass, Apr. 27-Spring
football practice at Harvard will
start behind closed gates on Sol
diers' Field today. All candidates
for the 1925 eleven not actively en-
gagged in other sports have been call
ed out by Coach Bob Fisher.
Fisher will be assisted by Major
Charles D. DAILY, U. S. A., recently
assigned to duty at Harvard by the
War Department, and Leo Leary.
Major Daily will coach the backs
and Leary will work with the ends.
Daily sessions will continue until the
heat becomes too oppressive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-28

Two base hits Brown, LOTUS.
Three base hits High. O'Neil. Sacri-
flces, Kamp, Johnston. Double plays
Kamp, Bancroft and Burrus. Pad
gett, Bancroft and Burrus. Left on
bases Brooklyn 8: Boston 8. Bases on
balls off Kamp 5: Off Ogrodowski y;
Petty 4. Struck out by Kamp !:
by Benton /; by Petty B. Hits Off
Kamp 4 in 3 innings: none out In
fourth; off Benton 8 in 3 innings:
off Batchelder one in one: off Ogrod-
owski 6 in /. none out in Sth. Wild
pitch kamp. Losing pitcher kamp.
Umpires Rigler, Hart and McLaush-
lin. Time 30.
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Identify Body Negro
Shot in Street Fight

Danielson, Conn. April 27.-The ne
gro who was shot and killed here to-
day by B. +. Terwilliger Of South Kill
lingley, was identified tonight by Jo-
seph Johnson, 3S years old. of Provi-
dence, r. I. Johnson was shot by Ter
williger after the latter had gone to
the assistance Of Silvio Gauthier. a
truck driver, who was being attacked
by the negro.
Johnson is alleged to have held UP
several automobiles on the Providence
turnpike. -------.-
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SCOTT'S HuRL|NC AND
HOMER STOP PILLS

New York, Apr. 27-Jack Scott
was in good form today and subdued
the Phillies, the Giants, taking the
second game of the series 5 to 5. In
addition to permitting only eight
sea tered hits. Scott sent home
run into the left field stands. Score:
Phila. .... O 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 o. ISL
New York O102 IL x-5-12-1
Carlson and Henline; Scott and
Hartley.
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!, lock HUTCHINSON
~. f,psn Champion, 1921


,.,ure Of the push shot re-
al Il be played with the
tsj,lv rigid and the weight
rsnly divided. This does not
~ bee follow-through pos
& mskins the longer shots. For
assons the, follow through in
~ should stop with the hands
Ewist-high. with the arms In a
MA position and straight out
n shoulders. Plenty of prac-
m make this rather abrupt
D - more natural.
Z 4 d the rough! The biggest
III the game are willing to help
you'll ind their advice in a
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Jack Dempsey observed his day of
rest from toll as a moving picture
actor yesterday by escorting Mrs.
Dempsey to the Polo Grounds to see
the Giants pound the Phillies. The
heavyweight champion did not reach
the diamond until the third inning
and distracted the attention of the
fans with gingerbread brown hat
and a genial smile for all.
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lUQUE EASY AND
CUBS COP over REDS

Cincinnati. Apr. e7-Chicago hit
Luoue more freely than in any OF
the preceding games this season and
won the second victory Of the pres
ent series to 2. 1t was Luque's
first defeat this year. The score:
Chicago ;. 0 0 0 1 % 3 0 1-5-l2-0
Cincin. 80. 0 o 0 0 ! o o. 2-7-2
Kaufman, Keen and Hartnet;
Luuue, Bremiller and Wingo.
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INDIAN HuRLERS ARE
WILD, CHIS0X WIN

Chicago. April 27-Chicago bunch
ell it's hits behind the wildness of the
Cleveland pitchers and with Some
daring base running easily defeated
Cleveland. IL to 4. today. The score:
Cleveland 900 0 . 0 1 1 "a 10
Chicago. 90 3 0 0 0 0 9 x-12 8
Karr, Buckeye. Edwards and My
att: Robertson. Lyons and Grouse,
Schalk
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Mike McTigue will settle down 70
serious training this week in prep.
aration for the defense of his worlds
light-heavyweight crown against
Paul Berlenbach. He will warm ur
with outdoor training at Summit, n
j., while the challenger will pitch
Ibis camp at Southampton. l.. /.
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New York Money Market
s. u. s. Bond Closing

New York, April 27.-U. S. bonds
close:
Liberty sa., 1913.
First AS 1921.
Second 4ss, 101.10.
Third AIS, 102.
Fourth AIS, 1927.
u. S. Treasury As, 101.11.
Treasury 43s, 1876.
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AMERICAN STANDING

+ YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago II, Cleveland 4.
st. Louis 10, Detroit 8.
Washington 2, Boston I.
Philadelphia 5, New York 0.
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The Amateur Athletic Unions ma
tional junior 90 yard breast stroke
swimming championship and the
Metropolitan A. A. U. senior 500 yard
free style championships were sched-
uled yesterday to be decided on May
0 at the Brooklyn Central Y. M. c. A.
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PE!TYPITCHES PRETTY FOR ROBINS
while Brave HURLERS W0bbLE

Brooklyn, April 27.-Jess Petty,
bill left handler from the American
Association, pitched Brooklyn to a
Is to 2 victory over Boston today.
The Braves offered four pitchers, all
of whom were ineffective. Boston
went hitless in six innings, from the
first to the eighth. Score:
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SPORT BRIEFS
DIV the Asso ciated Press

William l.. Tilden, End, national
tennis champion. toted his racquet
into New York yesterday from White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, and romp-
ed through his first outdoor appear
ance in the Metropolitan district in
a match with Alfred H. Chaplin, Jr.,
at MISUNDERSTANDING Country
Club, Tilden won S-6, 81, 6-2.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn IS, Boston 2.
New York 5, Philadelphia 8.
Chicago 8, Cincinatti 2.
Pittsburg.St. louis-Postponed
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Syracuse 2. Baltimore Z.
Buffalo II, Reading IL.
Buffalo 4. Reading 7-second game.
Rochester 3, Jersey City 16.
Toronto 6, Newark Z.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville st. Paul-Rain.
Milwaukee 8. Toledo 4.
Kansas City s, Columbus 2.
Minneapolis 8. Indianapolis I.
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New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily BY
J. A. GAMAGE 4 CO.

STOCK BROKERS'
1856 Water Street AUGUST.
Phones l291-1292
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Worcester 1, Waterbury 4.
Pittsfield 6, Albany 2.
Hartford 5, New Haven 5.
Springfield 2, Bridgeport Z.
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ToDAY'S GAMES

tOOAYS GAMES
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Now York.
Pittsburg at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
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BOSTON
BROOKLYN

IOtaIS .03 : q 10 q
z-Batted for Benton in 7th.
zz-Batted for Batchelder in 9th.
BROOKLYN
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ToDAY'S GAMES
st. Louis at Dstroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Boston.
New York at philadeiphja,
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-10
FRANCE WANTS EIGHTY YEARS
 TO PAY DEBTS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Secretary Mellon said he sad received memo randum which confirmed the press reports that France desired eighty years in which to pay her war debts and ten years moratorium to pay the $4,O0O 100000 owed.
 ! No comment was made by the Sec retary as to what action would be talk en by the United States in it's reply to the request.
 The Clementel memorandum is un- derstood to refer to the plan of in- cluding the moratorium with the pay ment over eight years from the time the moratorium expires, and the pay ment of interest during the life of the moratorium at one half of one per cent.