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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-03
Morse Gridders .
Open with COny High
Especial to the Kennebec JournaD

Especial TO the h6lIlGDSC JOuIld
Bath, Sept. Look out Cony. Ray
Hayward is back from a summer at
an island resort and is coaxing out
his candidates for the football team
at Morse High and Morse plays Cony
here Sept. &c. The promising ma
terial from last seasons squad to
show up at Kelley field this afternoon
were Capt. Dean Bonney and Charlie
Miller, sure end material with Mark
Jackson and Don Wilson looking
good; Elwood Toothaker Earl Decker,
Cecil Hamilton and Gordon Har-
rington for the line positions; Ellery
Doyle. Alfred Cannon, Cy Longley
and Ted Veilleux as possibilities be-
hind the line There is rumor that
Alex Macdonald. star fullback Of two
years ago, out last season on account
of typhoid fever. may return to
school and if he does he'll probably
fill his old position.
After Morse gets through with Cony
the remainder of the schedule fol-
lows:
Oct. 3-Edward Little at Auburn.
Oct. 10-South Portland at Bath.
Oct 17-Gardiner at Gardiner.
Oct. 23-Hallowell at Bath. 49,.
Oct. 30-Catholic High of Portland
here.
Nov. 6-Rockland at Rockland.
Nov. 14-Biddeford at Biddeford. y
Nov. Cheering It Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-03
SENATORS AGAIN
WHIP MACKMEN, S-5

Washington, Sept. .. = (AP)-
Timely hitting by Washington, cou-
pied with quartet of errors by the
visitors. sent the Athletics down to
another defeat today at the hands
OF the worlds champions. The
score was S to 5.
Four pitchers were used by Con-
ME Mack in a vain attempt to halt
the Senators winning streak.
Coveleskie was replaced in the
ninth by Zachary after Perkins, a
pinch hitter, had led off with a sim
gle. The next three batters, how
ever, were retired in order. The
score:
Phila. 90 900 23 O-5-11-4
Wash. - 3 l 1901 x-S-11-o
Gray, Pommel Baumgartner.
Walberg and Cochrane; Coveleskie.
Zachary and Ruel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-03
Rucky Harris and Crew Take Firmer Grip On Top Perch
FIFTEEN RACES ON The CARD
FOR maine STATE FAIR, LEWISTON

Thursday, Sept. 1o-F'ree For All
-Androscoggin Club, purse s1,256;
Three Year Old and under, Trot and
Pace-Waldo Club, purse $500; 2:14
Trot-Aroostook Club, purse $1,000;
2:S0 Trot-Pine Tree Club maine
owned horses purse $1,000.
In addition to the big events on
the track, the Miller Bros. Shows,
will hold forth with their big at
fractions. Vaudeville will be offered
both afternoon and evening and at
night there will be freworks-a dis
play that promises to eclipse every
thing that has ever before been Civ
en- at the fair.
Space in the exhibition hall has
been at premium so that here too,
there will be a demonstration of
wares that will rival the efforts of
previous years.
Since the fair opens on Labor
Day, it may reasonably be expected
that all records in attendance will
be broken.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-03

Fifteen horses are on the card for
the Maine State Fair which opens
in Lewiston Monday. With the big
gest purses that have yet been Of
fered, there promises to be the larg-
est field of horses seen on a Maine
track in years.
The races program is as follows:
Monday, Sept. 7-2:11 Pace-The
Cumberland Club, purse $3.50; 2:15
Pace-The York Club. purse $3.50:
2:16 Trot-The Hencock Club, purse
$500.
Tuesday, Sept. 8-2:1s Pace-Som-
erset Club, purse $780, 2:22 Pace
Franklin Club, purse $3.50; 2:21 Trot
Knox Club, purse $3.50; 2;24 Trot
Lincoln Club, purse $500.
Wednesday, Sept. 9-2:13 Pace
Oxford Club. purse $1,000; $3.50 Pace
Pine Tree Club maine owned)
purse $780, 2:12 Washington
Club, purse $3.50; 2:199 Trot-Pe-
nobscot Club. purse $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-03
GIANTS CUT LOOSE
IN 2ND PHIL GAME
AFTER DROPPING 1ST

Philadelphia, Sept. 2-(AP)-New
York drew an even break in a dou-
BILE header with Philadelphia today,
winning the second game "a to 8 al
ter the Phillies had captured the
opener 6 to 8.
The second contest developed Into
a smuggling match with the Giants
collecting 80 safe hits including
three home runs off five Philadelphia
pitchers, their biggest inning being
the 9Th in which nine tallies were
scored. The Phillies also made
three circuit clouts. all in the sth.
Score:
First game:
New York L 0 100 0 o 1 0 1-3-1o-2
Philadel. :. 2 0 o 0 0 x-6-9-3
Greenfield, Dean, Wisner and Sny-
der; Ring and Wilson.
Second game:
New York 2 0 "a al o-24-5o-o
Philadel. L VI / o o o 5 l. 9-14-2
Fitzsimmons, and Devine; Deca-
tur, Belts. Pearce, Knight, Carlson
and Wendal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-03
PETER KENNEDY
CRACKS RECORD
WATERvILLE RACES
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

NSPCSiul " heHHeDec JOurnal)
Waterville, Sept. 1.-The black geld
ing Peter Kennedy. driven by John
son. raced the second heat of the 2.13
pace at she Central Maine Fair in the
fastest time that horse has ever
covered the double oval, and new
track record of 2.0Ss was set up. The
former record of EOS ga was made in
the free-for-all two years ago by Dia-
mond Q. with Irving Pottle up. The
2,13 was race TO conjure with Bin
genwood, Jr., driven by Mr.. McWn-
mans, was out after first money from
the start, and FIVE heats had passed
pefore Peter Kennedy was declared
the winner and Bingenwood, Jr., Sec
ond. In the last heat Bingenwood, Jr.,
led Johnsons horse until the straight
away was reached and then the winner
forged ahead bringing the large crowd
In the stands up from the seats.
Grace Worthy, also driven by John
son, won the 2.1S trot handily al
though she dropped the third heat to
Jack Toddington.
Harry Putnam was an easy winner
in the PA trot and 227 pace, and after
losing the first heat to Tiny Wilkes
took the next three straight. The
main contestant for first money
against Harry Putnam was Cleaning
SILK, the mare driven by Mr.. Hanna
ford, but she was nosed out by the
winner in each heat
The three-year-old trot and pace, in
which the heats were rs of mile,
went to Lucy Earl, driven by Mr.. NAL
colin.
2.1s PACE STAKE, PURSE $500
Peter Kennedy. b 6, by Peter
the Great (Johnson ......1 2
Bingenwood, Jr.. br (Mc-
Williams) .............2 . IL
Lu North, b g( Nelson) ...S 4 no
Northern Silk, CHI 6 (Mason) 5 3 8 no
Ruby B.. ch m (Stratton) - . DIS
Time-2.15 IA. RIA IA, EOS IL,
2.13 IA. 2.iS ga.
HREE-YTAR-OLD TROT AND
PACE STAKE. PURSE $500, rs
MILE HEATS
Lucy Earl, m, by Earl Jr. (Mal-
colm) .................. Il l
Jane Atlantic, CHI m (Mason) ....2 5
Laura Donne. br m Harry Gould) 8 2
Nowaday Miss, m Chilly Could a 4
Time-2.01 "a, 2.o2 IL.
2.24 TROT AND 2.27 PACE STAKE,
PURSE $500
Harry Putnam, b s. ny L.
Forbes (ChapeD ......o /
Tiny Wilkes (Wells) .........1 4 8 8
Cleaning Silk, b m (Hanna-
ford) .............S 2
Joe Direct, CHI e (Youngl .....4 8 4 4
Echo. b Piper) ............5 no
Time-2.15 IA, 2.15 IA, 2.12 IA,
217 IA.
2.1S TROT STAKE, PURSE $500
Grace Worthy, b m, by Nor
gan Axworthy Dohnson) II l 2 I
Jack Toddingtor, CHI 6 (Fox) . 8 l 3
Silk Work, (Pottle) .....,4 . 3 .
Lady Spencer, br m (Wells). % 4
Charlie Wells (Hiltom ......5 4 4 70
Winfield Scott (Smith) .......6 DIS
MIR. Hoover, b e tSteele) ~ DIS
Time-2.17 IA. 2.15 IL, 2.14 ga,
2.17 IA.
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VETERAN DRIVER
PULLS THROUGH
AT PRESQUE isle
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Presque Isle, Me, Sept. John
Willard, the veteran local reinsman.
drove two winners in the races atthe
Z Northern Maine Fair today. cleaning
sAup With his reliable campaigners Sac
cahrose and Earl North. He made a
good try for the third race but his
mare, Miss Simmassie, was OUTRAGED
by the Woodstock gelding Red Line,
somewhat overlooked by the talent.
There was a big crowd and hne wealth
er. Interest now centers in the match
tomorrow between John r. Broden and
Single G. which is expected to draw
record crowd.
Governor Brewster and staff visited
the fa1- today.
The summary:
III MIXED. PURSE $500
RED Line, CHI {, by Col. Johnson !,
(Toole) ...s...... ..........'a =
miss simmassie, bl m (Willard).2 2 2
Tustina. M (BurrilD ...........S
rrotionless. bl m avery -
Time-2,1a IL, z.12 Ia, 2.12 1884.
yr1NroR FREE-FoR-ALL. PURSE
ssoo ZONE MILE AND oNE-slA-
.TEENTH)
s.cc.brose. b m. by The North !.
!. ern Man (Willard) ...........a =
silver King, b 8 (Baker3 =
Dan Hsdgewood, lIooae,
Time-2.2o. 2.1s 1-t 2.22 %.
..14 MIXED. PURSE $500
Earl North, b 8, by The Northern /, :,
:, Man (Willard) ....,..''.'''a . ,
College swift, bl (Toole). .....z = 2
xanthia B., bl m Langille).....4 .
John Hedgewood. bl = (Averyl -
Time-215 Ia. 2.13 S-4, z.lo %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-03
LISBON FALLS
! LEMONS BRUISED
= BY BRUNSWICK
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Brunswick, Sept. 2.-Brunswick
easily defeated the Lemons of Lis
bon Falls this afternoon to 1. He
bert pitched fine ball for Brunswick.
He allowed the Lemons but two hits
and famed II. His teammates also
gave him perfect support.
Brunswick took the lead in the
fourth but the Lemons tied up the
count in the fifth. In Brunswick S
half of the fifth they scored four
runs to win the game on Meningitis
single. triples by Fish and D. Pale
ment and an inf1eld out. Brunswick
scored again twice in the sixth on
Stover's triple. passed ball, Smiths
single, Meningitis sacrifice and
Smiths steal for home, which he
made.
The box:
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Fayorites Survive
In Amateur Golf
PLAY at OakmOnt

Cakmont, Pa, Sept. 2-(AF)-rdN-
orites of the galleries including the
present champion and two former
title holders, won their way through
the first day of match play in the new
amateur golf championship today, yet
there was disappointment in the fail
ure of Roland Mackenzie. 10 year old
Washington schoolboy, medalist, to
overcome Dick Jones of White Plains,
n. Y.
Bobby Jones had no trouble in dis
posing Of the former metropolitan
champion, Bill Reekie Of Montclair,
N. J., - and 10.
: In the same hrack with Jones,
George Won Elm Of Los Angeles ad-
-vanced and will encounter Jesse ?.
/ Guilford of Boston in the round be-
(, fore the semi finals tomorrow. Won
Elm defeated Jimmy Manion of st.
Louis at the 18th today, and 2,
while Guilford eliminated Eddie Held
of st. Louis, former public links and
trans Mississippi champion, Z and 5.
Jones opponent omorrow will be
the present trans Mississippi cham
pion, Clarence Wolff, of Sappington,
Mo, who overcame a lead of five holes
held by Fred K. knight of Philadel-
.-phia to win by and in one Of the
days desperate struggles.
In the upper half, Jess Sweetser,
formr champion. eliminated another
= former champion and the oldest man
in the tournament, William C. Fow-
mes, Jr., Of Pittsburgh, and 5.
Sweetser's opponent tomorrow is
Watts Gum of Atlanta, another
g youthful figure, who conquered Vim
cent Bradford Of Patterson Heights,
Pa, IL and 10.
Gum was two down at the end of
his first nine, but recovered on the
twelfth and gave an exhibition of
consistency such as few have shown
on this long course. For fifteen
straight holes he was under par and
won every one of them.
The other match tomorrow will find
lauren Epson Of the University of
California engaging Richard A. Jones
AZ tns result OF his victory by four
Amateur hampton, Jack Mackie. Jr.,
Of Inwood,
~ Only one veteran remains in the
upper bracket tonight-Jesse Sweet
ser-aho most of the series warfare
81 the next two days Is expected to
come from the lower side where
Jones, providing he does the exnectad
ana eltminatd Violin tomorrow ,,,,,.t
lace the winner Of the Guilford Won
days feature. 10 the
Guiiford has shown a return - bic
olo form through the oua,;fv;ns
rounds, where he placed in = ~. 1--WE its
lobby Jones for second and thronr Oh. :
us MS match today in which he rs :
1su CARDS Of IS. II and 81 and on
nsa .9Ir other holes before the match
]. hsen ~. a@o s-4-a-S. Won Elm also has
I'D r fiSins ven. with a position in
io.s5aIo -. OF the qualifying list and
= soaay's match play. A'heS
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Sketer w. Out
In Front of Field
In Wisconsin Derby

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 2-(AP)-
Skeeter W., a fast little pacing mare
of the Good Time Stable, Goshen, n.
Y, piloted by Cox, OUTRAGED a speedy
field and incidentally took the big end
Of the $4,000 stake in the Wisconsin
derby at State Fair Park today. The
race was the 2.10 pace class feature
offering of the Grand Circuit meeting
being held for the first time in Mil
waukee.
The Goshen mare paced both of the
heats she won in 2.03}, and hettered
the time of Ribbon Cane, the favorite,
which took the second heat in 2.04.
Ribbon Cane, owned by Edward Peter
son, Omaha, placed second. Twinkling
Bell and John S. split third money.
In the only other race, an event for
Wisconsin horses only, Worthy Forbes.
bay gelding, owned by McNutt Broth
ers. Oxford, Wis. won in straight
eighths OF mile. It was 2.20 trot
event. The summary:
30 CLASS PACE. PURSE $4,000,
MILE HEATS
Skeeter w. b m, by Howard Hal
(Cox) L l
Ribbon Cane, b m (Childs) ......2 1
John S., CHI e tPalin) ..........3 Z
Twinkling Bell, b m (Wolverton) 4 )
Floyd Direct, br 8 (Fenelon). rs
H rood Walter, br &
Loomis) S s
Star Ruth, Don Mack, Lula Forbes,
Grey Volo and Sir Robert Hal also
started.
Time-2.034, 2.o4. 20Ss.
2.20 CLASS TROT, FOR WISCONSIN
HORSES ONLY. PURSE $500, rs
MILE HEATS
Worthy Forbes, b g, by U. Forbes
(McNutt) / 1
The Marvel c., child .5 2 2
The Allie, CHI 6 (Drickettel. .2 8
Baron Mack and E. Maxten also
started.
Time-1.54i, 1853, 1881.
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CHEMISTS BUNCH
HITS TO TRIM
EASTERNS, AZ
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Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Great Works. Me-, Sept. 2-Penob-
scot Chemical Fibre won the Maine
League game from the Easterns Az
by punching hits on Burns in the
first three innings. After that Burns
was effective. jenkins was hit only
in one inning. The game was play
ed in an hour and Is minutes. the
record for the league season. Don
Brennan joined the Easterns today
driving in the only two runs they
got by a lusty double. He made
several good outfield catches. The
summary:
P. C. F. :. IL 0 0 0 0 0 x-4-5-2
Easterns :. 0 0 0 0 0-2-6-1
Batteries: Jenkins and Green,
Burns and Doherty.
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Kearns Grooming
Heavy Prospect

Chicago, Sept. Ernie Owens. q
20 year old Los Angeles $50 pound
er. whom Jack Kearns is grooming
as heavyweight championship
prospect, has been matched to meet
Ad Stone of Philadelphia in a ten
round contest at East Chicago
Sept. II.
owens boxes with much the same
style as Dempsey, is fast and punch
es with tremendous power with either
hand. He is being conditioned by
Bill Tate, giant negro heavyweight,
who aided Dempsey in training for
his match with Jess Willard.
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PIRATES MAKE
WINS 8 STRAIGHT

Pittsburgh. Sept. 2.-(AP)-Pitts-
burgh ran it's string of consecutive
victories up to eight today in win
ming the opening game of the series
from Cincinnati to 2. AS the Gil
ants split a double bill with Phila-
delphia the Pirates increased their
lead to eight and one-half games.
Pete Donohue. usually Pirate jinx,
was driven from the mound In the
sixth, in which the locals scored
seven runs. Morrison was hit freely
but was given sparkling support.
Score:
Cincinnati:
O00O 2 30 0-2-12-0
Pittsburgh:
90 DOOR ITO x-S.13-1
Donohue, Brady and Hargrave;
Morrison and Gooch.
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LEMONS

Two base hits, G. Whittier. Three
base hits, S. Placement, Fish, Slower.
Sacrifices, Mcknight. Bases on balls,
off Hebert 8, Scribner 3. Stolen
bases, Smith, Slower, D. Placement.
Left on bases, Brunswick 4, Lemons
z. Hit by pitcher, by Hebert Book
err. Balk. Hebert. Winning pitcher,
Hebert. Losing pitcher, Scribner.
Struck out, by Hebert II, by Scrib-
ner 4. Umpires. Stanwood and
Pohle. Time, 2 hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-03

Two base hits Fourier. Deberry,
Burrus. Home run Johnston. Double
plays Fournier (unassisted); Stock
10 Mitchell to Fourier; Welsh to
Padgett. Left on bases Brooklyn 8;
Boston 4. Bases on balls off Petty
/; off Cooney /. Struck out by Coo
ney 2. Hits off Petty Z in innings,
off Osborne in 2. Hit by pitcher by
Petty (High). Losing pitcher Petty.
Umpires O'Day. Sweeney and Pfr-
man. Time 1888.
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Ishmael McKechnie, coach AZ D..
gor High this year. and former No.
football star, will start the first nsau
tice of the season Thursday af,..
noon. Packer McClay is capts, ,.a !.
this years outfit and If his 49,. =
comes up to the standard of last ~
he will have crew to be proni ; ~ I.
Under a new system of coacb,. ~
the Queen City eleven will have trs
assistant coaches beside the ras wv
lar, Eddie Trowell of last ysss.
team which defeated Portland twias
the first time in IL years, and IT,,
bert Tosleff. -.s''
This year Cony High sweryes /. i.
from their accustomed schedule ~. w
have arranged to play Bangor 1I !.
Bangor October 10. The un-s,.ss
pigskin chasers present a tough No.
position If their team develons ~ \,
did last year. Cony receives =
whaling at the hands of the Ran,..
basketball crew last season. althorss
they beat that team in a return gs@.
in Augusta. Local interest Mil y
centered upon this game as ons \ y
the fastest of the season. y
1t was quite fitting that the Ea,,
erns should tie up the Chemists IN
AZ victory Tuesday, especially AZ IN
Whltehouse, Easterns' grand MD 49,
of baseball, was having his biz dar
Whitehouse filled in every position !.
the nine during the game. which |.
something unusual in Maine has
ball. ss's'
"DeI' Bissonnette has slammei Il.
way into the hearts of York h.s.
ball fans in the Pennsylvania lea,,s
In game between York and hi.
Transport, at critical momes
when a slip meant the loss Of h.
game, Del booted the horsehids wss
beyond the outfield for homer n.
homer was worth two hundred rrasr
slips for the Maine player, as the fsr,
were so jubilant that they mad
collection, to show him their ann.
citation. ~. 7
Deering High has tackled a tou,,
schedule of games this wear NJ.
season ends November &c with +,
games to play. Deering plays Com
High at Augusta October ST. INK
game always draws big gate.
An Augusta man, Warren Z. Nal.
colin, has achieved unusual sue,es,
with two of his horses, Grace WORTHY
and Lucy Earle at the Wateryil
fair this year. Wednesday Joe JoIn.
son of Portland. driving Malco, i
Graceworthy in the 2.I3 stake, cau.
tured the $500 purse in four heats
Johnson, driving another ~ NIL
horses. Lucy Earle, copied the eop
race of two three quarter mile heats
This makes three. out of four raea
that johnson has won this weeE
Wednesday in the 2.13 pace, drivin,
Peter Kennedy, owned by DwlgS,
Edwards of Auburn. he won his .scs
lowering the track record Of ss.lI
to SID.
Mr.. Malcolm has dabbled In n.
morse racing game more or less for
NUMBER of years and has deye.opej
some fast horses. 1t is very yratify.
ing to his friends and followers her /
to see him come through.
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Ruth Can RejOin
Yankees But Must
Pay $4,000 Fine

New York, Sept. 2.-(AP)-Babe
Ruth probably will be reinstated to
the good graces of baseball on Sat-
urday but the $1,000 fine stands.
Miller Higgins, manager of the
Yankees, who last Saturday indefi-
nitely suspended the slugger and
taxed him $1,000 for alleged miscon-
duct. notified Ruth today that he
would confer with him Friday and
at that time notify him when his
suspension would be lifted.
Ruth appeared at the clubhouse
today and pleaded with Higgins to
allow him to practise with the team
before the game but Higgins told
him to go home, think things over
and come back Friday,
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BAR HARBOR
AGAIN LANDS ON
BANGOR nine, 1915
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Bangor, Sept. 2.-After Bangor ap-
parently had Bar Harbor, the Maine
League leaders, beaten in the game to-
day, having a lead of to O., the visit
ors started a batting rally, assisted by
free passes. and scored six runs. to
which several more were added by
punching hits, Bar Harbor winning 10
to 5. The summary:
Bar Harbor 20 90 6 0 l 0 1 2-10-12-0
Bangor 20 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 O. 5-12-2
Jowett and Higgins; Gillespie and
Byrne.
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Championship Golf
At Poland Today

Poland Spring, Me-, Sept 2-(AP)
Gil Nichols, 1924 Maine open
champion, will not defend his title in
the championship play which opens
here tomorrow, but Willie Ogg, 1922
champion, is among the field of so
Competitors are about evenly divid-
ed between professionals and anna
tours.
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BRAVES take EARLY LEAD
AND WIN OVER DODGERS, AZ

Boston, Sept. z-(AP)-The Braves
started off with three run lead In
the first inning today and defeated
BROOKLYN 4 to 2. Johnny Cooney
pitched the victory which helped the
Boston club tighten its grip on eth
place. Johnston Of the Robins NIT
a home run In the 4th.
Ford and Wilson collided at sec
ond base in the 9Th and both re-
tired from the game. Score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Indianapolis 49, Milwaukee 2 (frst
game): Indianapolis II, Milwaukee 9
(second game).
Louisville 8, Kansas City (frst
same); Louisville 5, Kansas City
(second game).
st. Paul Is. Toledo II.
Minneapolis Z, Columbus 1.
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.MEUSEL'S HOMER PROVES WINNING
CRACK FOR YANKS over RED S0x

New York. Sept. 2-(AP)-New
York made it two straight from the
Boston Red Sox by winning today, 4
to 3 Bob Meusel won the game 1or
the Yankees in the fifth inning when
he hit his 9th home run of the sea-
son with Pennock on base. Meusel
holds the American League home run
leadership. Score:
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tied for Zahniser in Sth.
NEW YORK

Two base hits Paschal, Wanninger.
Home run Meusel. Sacrifice E. John
son. Double plays Lee and Prothro.
Lee and Todt. Left on bases New
York 9; Boston 4. Bases on balls off
Pennock 1; off Zahniser 4. Struck
out by Pennock Z: by Zahniser f.
Hits off Zahniser in z innings; off
Fuhr 1 in 1 inning. Losing pitcher
Zahniser. Umpires Geisel and Con-
molly. Time 1:42.
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SPORT TABLOIDS

Boston, Sept. 2-(AP)-Outfelda
Dave Harris of the BostoD BRAVES
was today released on option TO las
worcester Eastern League Club.
Cincinnati, Sept. a-(AP)-Harr,
Biemiller. pitcher of the Cincinnalu
Nationals will go to the Philadelpln
Nationals. Waivers were asked "
him and the Phillies claimed him.
Quincy, ILL.,, Sept. 2-(AP)-ka4.
Watson, Illinois A. c., middle or
lance star. today announced bis u !,
tirement from the cinder track. rs Z.
is now engaged as a member OF y.
high school faculty here. in addills
to instructing in football and uSs'
athletics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-03
STATE LEAGUE STANDNO

Yesterdays Results
T. c. F. 4; Easterns ?.
Bar Harbor 10; Bangor D.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
(By A. Pr

(By A. P.)
6ridseport 1-5-5; Waterbury Ash.
Worcester s-s-S; Pittsneld s-7-5.
Hastford io-14-2; Albany s-1s-a.