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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-19
COLBY BASEBALL TEAM
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Waterville, June 1S.-The Colby
baseball team finished the season of
1925 in second place in the Maine
intercollegiate league and maintain
ed far better record than any Blue
and Gray team has for several years.
The team lost four scheduled games,
one being the exhibition game the
first of the season with the Univer-
sity of Maine, and won eleven games.
All of the out-of-State games which
were played this season resulted in
victories for the local collegians,
some of them being won by big
scores.
The individual stars on the team
would be hard to pick out. Until
he was forced out of the game by
injuries, Robert +. Fransen was the
best performer at shortstop in the
State. The loss of Fransen was a
heavy blow to the Waterville college
club as his hitting was as hard and
constant as was his work in the
field. His place was taken by o.
Brien, freshman who in spite of
his inexperience, played an excellent
game in the field and at bat.
A better part of the Colby team
was composed this year of freshmen,
rather peculiar but happy coinci-
dence, as they all will be able to play
next year and having had a years
experience, they should make a far
better club. The freshmen who play
ed on the team as regulars are Chase
behind the bat, Corbett as star Pitch
err, Hannifen at second base, O'Brien
at shortstop.
The freshman battery of Chase
and Corbett won three of the four
games in which they were used in
the State series, Corbett loosing on
ly to Bates through poor support.
In three of the State series games
which the first year twirler from
Wytopitlock won, he held the OPP
posing teams to total of ten hits.
Captain MCGOWAN on first base
played an exceptionally good game
this year and Smart at third was one
of the stars of the team. Peabody in
right field held the batting honors
for the/year, doing some hard and
CONSTANT clouting. Chase seconded
Peabody when it came to hitting and
his work behind the bat was good
for his first year of college ball. The
summary of the games:
University of Maine, 8; Colby 3.
(Exhibition.)
Colby s; Lowell Textile z.
Colby 10; Connecticut Aggies 4.
Colby 8; Wesleyan 2.
Bowdoin s; Colby 5 Estate series.)
Colby 4; Bates 3.
Colby 3; Independents ?.
Bates 8: Colby 5.
Colby 3: Bowdoin 2 Q2 inning
State series.)
Colby IS; Tufts 4.
Colby s; Northeastern 0.
University of Maine .; Colby /.
Estate series.)
Colby 5; Northeastern 0.
Colby IL: Tufts o.
Colby 3; University of Maine O..
Estate series.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-19
Dad. The young people played
yameS and enjoyed themselves in

road. The young people played
games and enjoyed themselves in
the usual party endeavors," and
after they, had enjoyed themselves
for some time in this way they were
served with sandwiches, saltines, ice
cream and birthday cake. A very
fine time was the vote of everyone.
Those present besides the hostess,
Miss Chamberlain, were Ruth Rob-
inson, Barbara Horne, Arlene Horne,
Ruth Norton, Geraldine Reynolds,
Glenys Rainey, Elnora and Edward
Forth.
Walter Moreland of Colby Acad-
envy, New Hampshire, is visiting at
the home of Elmer Smith.
Mrs. r. M. Goodwin of Dayton,
Me-, is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Ina Hooper for few days.
A meeting of the Fort Halifax
Boys and Girls club will be held at
the Fort School at ten o'clock Friday
morning, June 10. The members are
expected to bring a basket lunch, as
they will be taken by autos to the
Taylor Avenue, where they will en-
joy picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spencer of
Benton and son, Fred were callers
Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Prentiss.
Many people from Winslow at
tended the Commencement exercises
at Colby College yesterday. Kendall
Howard, English instructor at Wins
low High school, graduated at this
time.
Mrs. Lucy Rheaume of Waterville
was visiting friends in Winslow,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Prentiss and
baby and Mrs. Prentiss' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Morrow of Leighton ST.,
Waterville were visiting relatives IN.
town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Flood Of Mel
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MACKMEN RUSH
TO Win IN ninth

Cleveland, June 1S.-(AP)--After
battling on even terms with the In
dams for eight innings today, the
Athletics staged a ninth inning, four
run rally, winning to 2.
Cochrane led off in the ninth with
a single. Poole and Galloway also
singled, Cochrane scoring. Walbert
doubled, scoring Toole and Halo
way, while a single by Bishop scored
Walbert.
Umpire Geisel was hit on the In
step by a foul tip and. was forced to
retire. Score:
Philadelphia:
Cleveland:
walbert and Cochrane; Uhle and
L. Sewell.
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HARVARD and
YALE CREWS ALL
SET FOR TODAY

New London, June 1S-(AP)-As
men of Yale and Harvard assembled
in New London today for their re-
gatta, the 5Sth in the history of the
rowing classic Of the east, six crews,
wearing the colors of the two uni
versities, ended their long tour of
paddles on the river and brief drills
training on the Thames with short
in racing starts. Tonight Coach ss
E. d. Leader of Yale and Edward
Stevens of Harvard, pronounced
their, charges at top of form and
ready for the starting signal tomor-
row.
Not since 1890, when Harvard last
led Yale home over the four mile
course on the Thames have the
hopes of the Crimson scare dso high.
Observers at the training camps
have said tomorrow's race will DE
the first fair test of the Stevens
Crimson head coach this season has
had time to drill in uniform methods
the squad of men, some of whom
worked under three coaches and as
many systems, it has been said. With
opponents of the western school of
rowing in charge at New Haven and
Cambridge, the Yale and Harvard
crews in practice here have shown
remarkable similarity in stroke and
method, and the result tomorrow, ac-
cording to expert opinion. will de-
pend upon relative power of the
crews rather than on the virtue of
system. In weight Yale has a slight
advantage, the varsity crew averag-
ing $50 pounds to Harvard's IFS.
An outbreak of boils in the Har-
ward Red Top camp led to the can
collation. today of the combination
crew race, the opening event of the
regatta. Captain Coesiselin at Num-
Der in the Junior varsity and Jo-
seph Gates at Number are the vic
ums They were replaced at the
eleventh hour by d: NJ. Weymer and
ID. H. Boles, and the Harvard combi-
nation crew. robbed of it's only two
upperclassmen was withdrawn.
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Coach Nal MorrelI has inst COM
n,eted snccessfnl season with his
ronv uioh ,ine landing tba team in
tha ton harth of tha Ksnnebec VAL
,aSs Rasehali aene which was the
20, col ain,ed FOR and turning in a
,eoorJ ~ IN wins ont of q schedule
os TX ean,es
THE onlv defeats that were hard
70 low canoa Of the hands of
H.iIouaI1 High who defeated them
~ 18th contests the first game re-
s,,,ting IN q Sss SCORE while the re-
turn clash was lost nv the close mar
g;,, of rs The Rod and White made
ana shn,y;rg aesinst pat Erench's
d,amondars Of ewiston dronning the
6rs+ game III hIt coming hack
s4rnrg IN The ora me- nIaved at Angus
- v tr;,,.n,,,,g tbar, "a
A. .ha Season dwind,ed down To
az Ia +,wo leo GRO c1aShes Conv
LANA ,,e,. Voc r,s, anhition that If
$500 ,,sastar;r ha. do,vn riuor rius,s car
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1870 1870. nf pnr+iard
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RING effective
AND PILLS WIN

Chicago. June 1S-(AP)-Jimmy
Ring let Chicago down with five hits
today and broke Philadelphia's losing
streak by turning in a five to one
victory. The Phillies had lost eleven
games in row. Erratic support be-
hind Jacobs coupled with opportune
hitting gave the visitors their runs.
A base on balls paved the way for
Chicago's only tally. Score:
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0-5 0
Chicago % o o 1 0 0 0 o OIL 5 4
Ring and Wilson; Jacobs, Brett
and Hartnett.
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SENATOR HuRLERS
Wild, BROWNS COP

Washington, June 1S.-(AP)-A
epidemic of wildness seized three
Washington pitchers today and the
champions dropped the final game
of the series to st. Louis 8 to b.
Everett Scott, former Yankee, play
ed his first game for Washington,
substituting at shortstop for Peck
inpaugh. Manager Harris hit safely
for his 24th consecutive game. Score:
St. Louis 3 o 1 0 5 O O 0-9- IL
Washington
1000 2O2 0-6-1O-1
Davis and Rego: Ruether, Russell,
Marberry and Ruel.
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GIANTS BEAT REDS
IN 13-FRAME FIGHT

= Cincinnati, June 1S-(AP)-New
York out-lasted Cincinnati and won
the second game of the series 4 to 8,
in 13 innings. Jackie weakened in
the ninth inning, permitting the Gil
ants to make two runs and tie the
score. They won out in the thir-
teenth off Benton. MACMILLAN. who
started for the. Giants, gave way to
Huntzinger in the eighth. The score:
New York
oOoo1 oo2oo o IA II 1
Cincinnati
900 o o 1 o 0 o 0 0-3 9 l
MACMILLAN, Huntzinger and Sny-
der; May, Benton an Wingo, Har-
grave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-19

and fog of the forenoon. This ss "a
ed off about 2 o'clock, ilowess ssssral
offered agood opportunity to se Md
photographers, the advanen, srrlys
of the great army that wil' 10
on Saturday, to take snaps ~ no
operations. The crews Of y. y.
vessels will continue their NaA NJ.
day and Saturday morning y n
paration for the departure WIZ = m
scheduled for 2 o'clock, Dul = ,tsr
opinion of some will be -
hour
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Miss Hooper Surprised

Miss Annie Hooper, daughter of
Mrs. Ina Hooper of the Cushman
road was very happily surprised
Thursday afternoon when she was
royalty entertained at a miscellan-
eous shower at the home of Mrs.
Samuel Clarke of the River road, in
honor of her marriage which will
take place at her home on Satur-
day evening, to Kenneth Goodwin.
Mrs. Clarke and daughter Priscilla
were hostesses, and the guests were
all members of the class of 1925 of
Coburn of which Miss Hooper and
Miss Clarke are members. Mrs. Ina
Hooper and Mrs. r. M. Goodwin
were also guests.
The Clarke home was beautifully
decorated in Coburn colors, garnet
and gold, and these colors were car
ried out as closely as possible
through the entire affair.
Miss Hooper was invited to the
den and ensconced upon the divan,
and the guests marched in, each
bearing fine presents for the guest
of honor, who, as she gracefully ex-
pressed it was up to her chin in
good things" The presents included
fine silverware, linen and glassware,
and many other pretty and useful
gifts.
After the presentation of gifts,
pleasingly accepted by Miss Hooper,
the guests were invited to the din
ing room where they found a most
beautifully appointed table waiting
for them. The decorations were
garnet pinks, and on the top of the
pretty cake, a gift of Miss Edith
Weymouth, was a small brown
bridegroom which produced much
merriment from the girls.
The refreshments were ice cream,
assorted cake, peanuts and bonbons.
Miss Hooper cut the large cake, and,
each guest received a generous slice.
The happy party left at 5 o'clock,
wishing Miss Hooper all the happi-
ness in the new life she is to enter.
Birthday Party Is Pleasing Affair
Miss Marjorie Chamberlain en-
tertained several little. friends in
honor of her 18th birthday Wednes-
day at her home on the Garland
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TIGERS AGAIN
TRIM YANKEES

New York, June 1S.-Detroit
turned back the Yankees again to-
day g to 3, making it three games
out of four in the series. Ty Cobb
made four hits including his tenth
homer of the season. Southpaw Ed
win Wells held the Hugmen to six
hits. Score:
New York:
OO1O0 90 % o. 81
Wells and Bassler; Shockerand
Bengough.
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Los Angeles, CaL, June lS-sAIr
Charlie (PhiD Rosenberg, oa1' ~.
weight champion will defend nn Az s.v
in an open air engagement Lapos ~, ~
with Bud Taylor of Terre Hau's, .a Ss,
it was announced today by flon -.
Jock Doyle upon receipt O. Z.
gram o acceptance from Hstl5 AT 4
gal, Rosenberg's manager. ing s III
will be the first championship ~ sss-
waged in California since W.
age of the new boxing bill.
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WAYNE

DIR. Caldwell and family of Atlantic
City came Friday for the summer
and will occupy Mrs. Jane Johnson's
house. s-
Percy Brown and family of Can
ton was calling on friends in town,
Sunday.
Dora Lincoln Is home from Bridg-
ton.> Maine wher~ she has been
teaching.
Miss Elizabeth Allen of Atlantic
City is at Grey Gables for the sum-
mer.
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Crimson Hopes High to Cop Rowing Classic From Yale Ioda
LYONS SHINES IN PINCHES And
CH|SOX WIN AGAIN OVER RED S0x

Boston, June 1S.-(AP)-Lyons
pitched effectively in pinches and was
supported by good Unfolding today,
the Chicago White Sox thereby an
nexing their second win Of the five
game series finished with the Bos-
ton Red SoX, 5 to /. The play OF
both centerfielders was a feature. Da-
Wis work, which stood out during
the entire series, was brilliant today.
The score:
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How should one conquer a
nervousness on the putting
green?
BY BOB CRUICKSHANK
One Of Americas Greatest Players

Nervousness on the putting green
10 something that only the pupil him
self can conquer. It seems that when
q player of nervous disposition starts
to putt, he reaches the verge of a
collapse. The best method of effect
ing q cure il to turn away from the
ball when you feel this condition APP
preaching and take a few practice
swings. Develop q slow putting
stroke and this will aid materially In
controlling the nerves. Keep the
thought in mind that nothing will
happen to you If you DO take four
or five puts on each green. But you
alone can cure this nervousness-no
one will be able to do 1t for you.
Copyright, 1925, Associated Editors,
Inc.)
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Two base hits-Bottomley. Three
base hits-Blades, Hornsby. Mann.
Home runs-Blades, ]. Smith. Stolen
base-Burrus. Double plays-Barnes
to r. Smith to Burrus. Sherdel to
Bottomley. Left on base-Boston 8;
st. Louis 5. Bases on balls-Off
Barnes i; Sherdel 8. Struck out
By Barnes 2; by Sherdel /. Umpires
-Quigle, Moran and Wilson. Time
IA.
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DAzzY VANCE HOLDS
PIRATES, ROBINS win

Pittsburgh, June 1s-(AP)-Brook-
lyn won from Pittsburgh today, 6 to
2, Dazzy Vance, allowing the Pirates
but seven hits. Vance famed seven
batters, increasing his 1925 crop of
strikeouts to go. Score:
Brooklyn. 3 0 0 20 1 o c-6 10 o
Pittsburgh 0 90 10 90 o. Z 1
Vance and Deberry: Kremer, Nor
rison, Cullotson and Smith, Gooch.
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Totals ~. .35 1 10 81 IL
z-Batted for Wingfield in 5th.
zz-Ra tied for Euhr in 9Th.

ZZ-Batted for Fuhr IN 5lH.
Chicago .......1 l l %
Boston ......0 0 90 l o 0 0 OIL
Two base hits, Falll. Hooper, Lyons,
FIagstead, Todt. Three base hits,
Collins. Stolen bases, Kamm. Sac
rifices, Schalk, Kamm, Davis. Double
plays, Kamm to Collins to Sheely;
Davis to Collins; Wambsganss to
Lee to Todt; Fuhr to Todt to Pic
mich. Left on base, Chicago Z; Bos-
ton s. Bases on balls. off Lyons i;
Wingfield /; Fuhr 1. Struck out. by
Lyons 1; Wingfield l. Hits off Wing
field, in innings; Fuhr. 8 In A..
Hit by pitcher. by Wingfield (Mos-
till. Wild pitches. Wingfeld. Fuhr.
Losing pitcher. Wingheld. Umpires,
Gildebrand and Evans. Time, 1:49.
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AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
st. Louis 9; Washington 6.
Detroit 6; New York 8.
philadelphia 6; Cleveland z.
Chicago 81; Boston 4. "
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Bridgeport O; Waterbury 2.
Hartford ID; Springfield lilo in
nings.
New Haven 2; Albany IA.
Pittsfield 10; Worcester lilo in
nings, first game: Pittsf1eld 8; Wor-
cester 10, second game.
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CARDINALS keep UP WINNING
STREAK and TRIM BRAVES, AS

ST. Louis. June 1s-(AP)-The st.
Louis Cardinals topped off their Ma
tional Golden Jubilee celebration to-
day by defeating the Boston Braves
4 to- 3. 1t was the sixth consecutive
triumph for the locals. A crowd OF
approximately 1880 saw the festivi-
ties. Score:
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Buffalo 3; Jersey City 5.
Toronto 5; Providence s.
Rochester l.; Baltimore IL.
Syracuse 5; Reading 8.
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A Story About William pear u s !.

William Dean Howe ,n,v and y.
'kindliest of critics pu. ~ cconcsit az
some popular novelist.s S Sgn \
ed him to bristle up q pts asbins Y.
"You know" said one - ns and ~ y.
compliments. Il gel TIM link my W,
err, but all the same l . work 3 v
is falling off. My new W. :.
oh. nonsense" said MI ever " y
"yon write as well as you , st ~
Your taste is improviIng,, = linz.
From Everybodys Mas
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Twirling five games for Hos,,..
High this season and winning AM r,.sS
one with a record OF a ilo-hjf 49,
game, tanning IS men ana ajlos'sn
but nine hits, at the same fin ~ !,
ting up to the 400 mark. sJirs - pss'
body of the upstate team Ia IN
quite a record for himself. M s ~,
in this field should bear watchInr
The fifth has answered the call ii
has side-tracked the Lewiston ANN
outfit. Charlie Small, Bates mop,s.
man, is the last to skirt the Il r,.l
ture for more attractive rspion.
Charlie has decided to 20 to camSss
with an increase in purse Leuister
needs twirler.
Ready and waiting for ths Main.
State League to open, Ben Houser, xhsf
guides the Bar Harbor team this spa.I
son. Is on the spot B. n. fans IN
expecting much of the Bowdoin c,acb1
and consider his a big improvement
over Wilkie Clark.
: Arthur Baker, catcher on leerinrI
Highs baseball team this year, hss
been elected to captain the Purple M
1926. He has been bulHark II
strength and should make capahlsl
leader.
In the Portland East Boston gsmsI
Wednesday, Phil Brisk came through
with some thrilling plays, Phil 81
pleasing the fans, the way he did I'll
Lewiston last year.
Portland is looking forward to q
crack boxing show tonight when JEFF I
Smith, the favorite of Portland fans
appears under the Eastern 1 C.
against Bob Lawson. the eoleNd light \
heavyweight champion. Both srs Oh
edge for the go.
Jack Sawyer, Fordham Collegs huI' 1
er, who has challled up wins oye
Yale, Princeton and Georgetown .
with the Portland Green Sox ~ Will
be put to the test today against Eo's
River ~
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Graduation Held

Graduation 7elu i, yt,f
The senior class of 1923 new urs
graduation exercises in heu Il 10
Hall on wednesday, June ~ is.
o'clock A. NJ. The parts were :. rss
lows: Salutatory, Edna DOW Atrsts
History, Rena Colby; Essay s.1 !. a Beys
Gould; Presentation OF Gllls .ssrrtator
Erma Nichols; Music; swirhot;
of Gifts to Girls, Leander .s,ss u
Essay, Phoebe Sewall; Aa1Wuhitr,t;|
UNDERGRADUATES, Edith W. ABsl
Music; Prophecy for Boys;i rssai;I
Hodgdon; Essay, Helen hSsrnnplpG.
Prophecy for Girls. george er,.s css
ham, Essay, Josephine M e lTs'liisssh|
Will, Melvin Bailey; Essay Tupf|
Sewall; Valedictory, F.
White; Music. pai1ey rs
superintendent L. A. as,Hu,lsrs
scented the common sci1ool ~ 10 y
The diplomas will be presen r sclsss n
members of the graduatinsss r pors,
s P. M. by Lieut.. Commanufu rpissp
B. Macmillan. Music was
NV Rilev'S orchestra. u
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WTSCASSEY (

Arthur F. Stillwell Of Lynn, go, ~ \
is in town for the week, the s
Mrs. A. NJ. Colby and family
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COLLEGE GAMES

At Hanover, N. H.: Cornell 4;
Dartmouth z.
At Williamstown, Mass: Williams
10; Vermont s.
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Deal, N. T., June 1S--Jess Sxaue,
and Bill Reekie, on a former nalolA
champion. the other the title nonsl
in the Metropolitan amatueF sM'
field, stand out in the Metroponsa
tournament now in full swing ~
Hollywood course by virtue q n.
medal scores in the qualifying nuA'
yesterday.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

ST.. Paul 4 Columbus ..
Minneapolis 4; Toledo ..
Kansas City Z; Indianapolis 8.
Milwaukee 5; Louisville II.
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OldlS 10 AZ - =
sBatted for Barnes in 9Th.
SEATED for Kibbie in 9Th.
sssRan for Smith in 9th.
ST LOFTS
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Cony Op.
Togus at Togus s.
Apr. 1S-Skowhegan at Au-
gusta 10 0
Apr. 29-Winthrop at Win
throp -
May 2-Hallowell at Augusta 6
May 6-Morse at Bath 10 3
May brunswick at Bruins
wick IL 0
May 13-Winthrop at Au-
gusta 20
May l6-Lewiston at Lewis
ton IL
May 20-Brunswick at Au-
gusta IL 3
May 23-Hallowell at Halo
well 3 q
May 27-Lewiston at Angus
Ia
June o-Morse at Augusta IL 2
June Gardner at Gardi-
ner
June 10 - Westbrook at
Westbrook
June 13-Gardiner at Angus
ia
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SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
7 and GAMES today
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York d; Cincinnati 8 (f3 inn.)
st. Louis a; Boston 8.
Brooklyn 6; Pittsburgh 2.
Philadelphia 5; Chicago 1.
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SPORT TABLOlDS

Oakland, CAL, June lS-(AP)-|
Floyd johnson, Des Moines heaV-|
weight won his bout with KID Aol',,
folk Of New York on. foul p ne|
fourth round of a scheduled 10 nana|
contest at Oakland auditorium ~,
night. The match was slowed ooSl|
by clinching and mitigating.
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In the Portland East Boston gsms|
Wednesday. Phil Brisk came through
with some thrilling plays Phil ID
pleasing the fans. the way he did ii
Lewiston last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-19

Miss Marjorie Chamberlain en-
tertained several little. friends in
honor of her 18th birthday Wednes-
day at her home on the Garland