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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-01
PITTSFIELD

Mrs. Willard Smith Of Braintree.
Mass, and Mrs. Fred Chandler of Wa
tertown, Mass, arrived Monday for a
visit with Mrs. Smiths brother ]. L..
Nutter. and Mrs. Nutter, on Bates
street.
Mrs. Evelyn Boynton and daughter.
Mrs. Olive Goode. and son. vinal
Gbode, left Tuesday morning for Mars
Hill, where Mrs. Boynton will remain
for few weeks visit. Mrs Goode
and son will return home the last of
the week.
Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Wheaton and
three daughters of Unity were in town
Tuesday shopping.
Eugene Smith left Monday for Port
land to meet Mrs. Smith. who has
been visiting in Boston and Vicinity,
the past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Taft of Madison
passed the week end in town with
Mrs. Taft's mother, Mrs. Fannie Rand
lett.
Mrs. Grace Marley Of Milton, Mass.
who has been visiting Mrs. Harry An
mis-, returned home Monday.
Mrs. Mary McIntire. who has been
returned home Monday.
Bangor were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Banks over the week end
A. w. Gibson with Paul Hammer of
Bangor are on few days automobile
trip to Houlton and other Aroostook
points of interest.
Misses Beatrice Palmer and Agnes
Moores have returned from Ocean
Park, where they have been attending
the sessions of the Bible School Meth
DDS.
Attorney and Mrs. W. L. waldron
and son have returned from an auto
mobile trip to Ashland, Mars Hill and
other points in Aroostook county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwyn Seekins have
been entertaining DR.. Olga Gross at
their home in the western part of the
town.
There will be meeting OF the
Business and Professional Women's
Club Wednesday evening, Sept. /, at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-01
Adelaide Richardson, who remains

Adelaide Richardson, who remains
very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Thompson and
children of Albion. visited at Cush-
man Tho-lpsons, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Holt and
son. of Cambridge. Mass, passed the
week end with Alice Penney.
Mr. and Mrs Carroll Greeley are
visiting in Oakland.
George Penney and Fremont
Downer We're callers at o. B. Wards
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A Y knowlton. Sir,
and Mrs. NJ. Laport went on a trip
Sunday. to Belfast, Searsport,
Stockton and Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Bowler are
visiting in Palermo.
There will be an ice cream sale,
Friday night at Will Fuller's store,
for the benefit of the cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Fuller and fam
lily visited Mrs. Fuller's mother. Mrs.
Sinclair at Fords Corner, Sunday.
Mrs. Marcia Greeley is caring for
Mrs. Dewey Sabin.- in Palermo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison CuTrier of
Knox. were calling on friends here,
Friday.
Those from this section attending
Freedom Academy are Arlene Brad
street. Doris Jackson, Raymond
Ward. and Theodore Thompson.
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Warm Races in
Chilly Atmosphere
At Ellsworth Fair

Ellsworth, Me. Aug. 3l.-The Han
cock County Fair opened today with a
good crowd. considering chilly wealth
er. and two good races. The Ala
class brought out several oldtime
Grand Circuit horses coming back on
time allowance, and they made lively
finish won by Justice Bell of P. T..
Supper's stockton Springs stable. The
Belfast mare Betty Direct took the
$50 class The summary:
go MINED, PURSE 5000
Betty Direct, b m, by Empire Dr.
rect tPiper) ................,1 l !
Della Harvester, b m (Clukey) ~ >
Dick Coastman, b (HuGhesl - )
Fannie Watson, b m tGoodrich) 5
Mr.. Grips Fascinating, North Star
and Belle D. also started.
Time-2.23 IA. eel 80
Fla CLASS MINED. PURSE $3.50
Justice Belle, h m, by Justice
Brooke (Kelly) ..............i I
Hanley B, b z CNelson) ........2 >
On Time, tJordan) .........3 )
Irish Voter. CHI (Richardson-
Nelson) observation-disclosures. ...5 :
Bernie Hayt, ch & (Hughesl ...4 4
Time-2.15 ST. ia S-4, 2.1s IL.
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PADDY MULLINS
IS ON WARPATH
AGAINST CHAMPION
Will Seek to Stop Dempsey
Tunney Bout in Philadelphia
Action Follows Refusal
New York Officials to Recog-
nize Wills

New York, Aug. 31--(P,-Paddy
Mullins manager of Harry Wills.
Negro heavyweight challenger, said
today ne would seek an interview
with Govern o. Pinchot of Pennsyl-
vania in an attempt to block the
Dempsey unney championship fignt
at Philadelphia, Sept. 20.
Mullins made this statement after
tie New York state athletic com
mission had refused mis- demand mat
Wills be recognized here as ehe
worlds heavyweight champion be-
cause of Dempsey's failure to fight
the Negro.
"If / could get Is minute inter
view with Governor Pinchot,' said
Mullins, IL could convince him that
the Dempsey Tunney fight should not
take place and should be thrown out
of Philadelphia.
Mullins refused TO reveal what he
proposed to tell the Pennsylvania
governor but said he would attempt
to arrange an Interview as soon as
possible.
Three wears ago Mullins and Wills
attempted to block the Dempsey
Firpo match here through court ac-
ton but failed.
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REDS SLIP A BIT
WHEN CUBS COP, 10

Chicago, Aug. 31.-P)-chicago
cave Cincinnatfs pennant aspirations
4 Jolt today by shutting out the
Reds 1 to O in the final game OF the
series, which was won two games
TO one by the Cubs. Cooney's dou-
bic in the ninth inning. followed by
Gonzales single. broke up a pitching
duel between Percy Jones and jake
May. Only two hits were made on
Jones while May was touched FOR
nine and was in trouble several
times, but he managed to tighten UP
and strike out his opponents IN the
pinches.
Cincinnati 5000 o o o o 0-0-2-o
6hicaxo 20 O o o 900 0 1-1-9-O
May and Picinich, Hargrave; Jones
and Gonzales.
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HARRINGTON

Redpath Chautauaua will open
Thursday on the high school grounds
and the program offered is unusual
~ attractive The early sale of sea-
son tickets has been light, but the
guarantors are trying to speed up
the sale so that they may not be call
ed on to square up a deficit.
The ladies Of the Norton Flat
Farm Bureau Extension Service will
meet September Is with Mrs. Grace
McClly of Middle street, and it will
be millinery meeting.
Sunday evening somebody removed
one of the screens in a basement
window at the store Of H. P. White
& Co.. but no entrance to the store
was gained. 1t being discovered
probably soon after the screws were
taken out, for the screen, screws and
screwdriver were left on the side
walk. Whether 1t was an attempt
ed burglary or just = joke 10 not
known.
A good many Pennington people
journeyed to Phillips yesterday to be
present at the opening Of the North
Franklin Fair. which started in UNI
der very favorable circumstances.
Many more will go Wednesday and
Thursday, where Pennington horses
will take part in the races. This Is
the earliest Of the fairs in Franklin
county, that in Harrington, the real
ly big fair of the county, coming tie
last week in September.
Robert Croswell Of Pennington
Falls is visiting in Nova Scotia.
Appleton Webb and Leon Brown
motored to Jackman and back Sun
day, also calling on the mother Of
the former at Head Pond Camps
George Thomas of Pennington
Falls is Ill with rheumatic fever.
Mrs. A. r. Cover Of Goodland,
Kas., is visiting at her former home
at Pennington Falls.
Clayton Havey Of Roslindale,
Mass. was a weekend guest Of
friends at Pennington Falls. His
mother. Mrs. John Havey, returned
with him.
Miss Waite Gordon Of Fayette
visited friends at Pennington Falls
last week.
w. F. Miner, K. A. Rollins. H. E.
Knapp and H. l.. Goodwin were at
Head Pond Camps over the week
end, making the trip by automobile.
Miss Angie Rackliff has been pass
ing the last few days with friends in
Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Henry Oliver has just return
ed from visit with her sister, Mrs.
Warren Seekins Of Portland An
other sister, Mrs. Fred A. Tobey Of
Norridgewock, was also visiting
there at the same time.
Mrs. Wilfred U. Turner Of \ Dor
chester. Mass, her daughter, Mrs.
Winnifred Furbush and the two
children Of the latter. Of Lewiston.
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The club cottage at Newport 1t IS
hoped that there will be a large at
tendance as this will probably be the
last meeting held at Newport TINS
season and a very good time is antlcl-
pated The members who have been
present at the previous gatherings can
louch for the delightful sessions hello
there. There will be a picnic lunch at
8 o'clock, and those desiring convey
ance may obtain same by notifying
Mass Buxton.
Mrs. Margaret Banks and daugh-
tiers, Mary and Laura of Mars Hill
accompanied by Mrs. Rose Billing
ton of Denver, Colorado. and Mrs.
AMY Sherman from Oakland, Cali
fornia, wire guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Pierce. Friday.
Among those who went to Augusta
Monday to the Three Quarter Cen
turv Club were Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
Vickerv. Capt. and Mrs. W. L. Ross,
John Coffin. George Huff. Mrs. Laura
Huff, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wyman,
c f Wyman. Mrs. H. c. Goodwin,
Mrs. Lew Goodwin. Charles Pushor
Mrs. Sarah Young, Mrs. A. B. Craw-
ford. G. H. Cargill. Mrs. Mary Parks.
G. G. GAGE. Charles Bowman, John
Tricky, Mrs. Perley Written, Mrs
Margaret Written.
Mrs. H. A. Clarke and daughter OF
Newport. were in town Tuesday.
Bethlehem Chapter, o. +. s. Will
hole its first meeting after the sum-
mer vacation in Masonic hall.
Thursday evening. September :. All
member. are urged to be present. as
plans will be made for the fall meet
ines.
The first meeting Of the season Of
the J-niversalist Ladies' Aid Society
will be held Thursday afternoon.
September . al the home OF Mrs. y.
D. Stanley. The meeting will be
called at 3 P. NJ. Those who wish to
arrange for transportation are ask
ed to notify Mrs. Frank Fuller be-
fore Thursday morning. Important
plans for the Universalist State con-
ventio which is to he held in Pitts
field Will be discussed and large
attendance OF members is desired.
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VASSALBORO

NORTH-John Anvil and daughter
Ina returned Saturday from Lowell.
Mass, where they have passed the
past two weeks With relatives.
Mrs. Mary Glidden of Portland is
passing the week with Miss Ina Anvil.
Mrs. Viola Burgess passed the
weekend with Miss Ina Anvil.
Mrs. Harold Watson passed the
weekend at Rangeley.
Mrs. r. F. Ordway has sold her
home to Ezra Brown of North vassal-
boro.
The American Legion will start
holding meetings Thursday evening
this week.
Laurice Watson. Frank Muir, Rich
ard Vince. CLYDE Adams and Arthur
Simpson returned Sunday from Fort
Mckinley. where they have received
training for the past month.
DR.. X. Ordway returned Sunday TO
Providence, r. L.. after passing sew
eral days with his mother
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INDIANS WIN AND
GAIN ON YANKEES

Cleveland, Aug. St-LP,-cievelart
Won today's game from St Louis 5 to
) in > innings. thus cutting New
Works margin 10 five and one-hal
games. st Louis took an early lead Of
five runs by reason of doubles by Naa
Glider and Gerber and Rice's homer
with runner on base
81. Louis blew up in the sixth ana
Cleveland scored five runs. tying tns
score on an error by Gerber Sensa.
tfonal catches by Rice .preventea
Cleveland from winning in the I'VE
and 18th innings.
The winning run was scored ny req
son of daring base running by summa'
He hit double with one OFT. l.. eeN-
ell walked and Lutzke hit grounos'
to Gerber. The latter fumbled out "
covered quickly and he was about V
throw to first when Sumnna dasneo ~.
home and slid under the throw sco.'
st. Louis -. 00S COO 600 oQe--s-i,-,
Cleveland o00 $50 000 e01-e'ls'.
Vansilder. Zachary aud Hargra.s'
Schaute. Miller. Hudlin and IL sew
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PAPERMAKERS TAKE
7 FROM HOUSERMEN

Bar Harbor, Aug. 31.-Ben Hous-
ers' Bar Harbor Maine League team
got a double set back from Milf
nocket here today. The first game
was tied to the 9Th, when the up
State team punched hits and won
out to l. In the second game
Klosek was better in the pinches
than Gray and won his game to T.
Tho summaries:
Millinocket 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 $3.50
Bar Harbor 0 1 o 0 0 0 0 o-1-2-4
Batteries-Small and Moriarty,
Clancy and Masterman.
Second game:
Millinocket &c 0 0 x--T-5-1
Bar Harbor 80. @ 5 0 0 0--4-5- =
Batteries-Klosek and Moriarty;
Gray and Masterman.
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have been visiting for some time at
their former home in West Farming,
ton, going from there to FryeburS
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fabyan
Turner, formerly of Pennington.
The entire trip was made by auto
mobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Fish ans
Mr.. and and Mrs. Forest Merry of
Worcester, Mass, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Partridge of Durham, n. H.
have the past ten days been touring
this section Of Maine and incidental
ly visiting many old friends.
Mrs. J. NJ. Pierce Of Norridgewock
recently called on friends in town.
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lptd IL : - - .
NBatted for Dugan in 9Th.
xx-Batted for BenEough in Ith-
xxx-Ran for Collins IN sth.
A-Batted for Pennock in 5rd.
zz-Batted for Thomas In It'll.
philadelphia q ? 2 9 ~
New York 80 0 % 49,
Two base hits DYKES. Simmons J;
Koenig. Combs. Meusel. Sacrfncs
Hale. Gehrig. Double plays Hale and
Poole: Collins and koenig; Collins
and Koenig: Dykes. Galloway and
Poole: Dykes and Poole Left ion
base New York Z; Philadelphia, =
Base on balls off Pennock I; Hoyt T.
Ronn1el 4. Struck out by Thomas l.
Hovt /: Braxton Z: Rommel 2 Hits
off Pennock 10 in 5: Thomas in =:
Hoyt 0 in /: Rraxton 3 IN /; RoHnsl
= in. S: Pate ! in !. Winning pitetsT
Rommel. Losing pitcher Pennork
Unpires MCGOWAN. Dineen >am
lforiartv. Time 2.15.
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MONMOUTH

SoUTH-Mr. and Mrs. P. E Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Harnden left Sum
day for a weeks trip to Quebec by
auto. They will attend Sherbrook
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blaisdell re-
turned to Gardiner Sunday after pass
ing two weeks with friends here.
Several people from this community
have Been attending the Seventh Day
Adventist campmeeting held at the
Pine Tree Academy for the past week.
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SIDNEY
worship Meeting

A group Of people met for worship
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss
Myrtle Nichols on the West River
road and hearts opened and were filled
to overfowins as some witnessed to
the power of God afresh. and others
confessed to the Lordship of the
Christ Of God for the first time
Mrs. Lottie Kerr was the messen-
ger of the afternoon and spoke from
the text Thou God seest me-" Gen.
1913
Several musical numbers We're Civ
en-. among which was the solo When
the Stars Begin to Fall"
This was the last community sew
ice for this season. 1t was felt that
these weekly meetings had been profit
able to all from a spiritual standpoint,
and greatly enjoyed.
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Mare Sumatra Cops
Richest Stake of Day
At Syracuse Meeting

Syracuse. n. Y, Aug. 31.-3P)--
Ben White of Lexington. carried off
the big share of the honors and the
money on the second day of the
Grand Circuit meeting at the New
York state fan here today. White
piloted his mare Sumatra. to a vic
tory in the 10000 Empire State
Stake. the frst race on the card. and
then wound up the day by winning
the 2.os trot with Hurry Up. bay
gelding by Belwyn.
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DRIVER HURT, HOR Sc RUINED
IN PILEUP At CORHAM FAIR

Gorham. Me. Aug. 51-One driver
was badly hurt one valuable horse
will never race again, and three
drivers were thrown from their
in the second heat of the 225 class
for Cumberland and York Cd ~
owned horses on the opening days
card Of the Cumberl" County Fair
today. Irene Medium. owned and
driven by William c. Wyman. Of
Portland, and winner of the first neat
suddenly collapsed with what proved
a broken ankle bone while leading a
field of six at the three quarters pole,
Wyman was thrown but escaped in
jury. Delmos NJ. leapcd over the
PROSTATE horse in front. but threw
his driver. d. George Career and
Rub Jones. third horse iI'nping to
the rail tossed driver Clifford Card
Of Portland into the fence. Card was
taken to the hospital with dislocated
shulder and undetermined back and
arm injuries.
DtIOS NJ. anu IbuDe JOH6S, TWO jet
black PAGERS, kept pacing driverless
and thrilled the crowd with a great
finish, neither horse lifted a nose and
they continued an extra half mile
neck and neck before they were
stopped.
The 2:12 pace was won by Gold
Quartz owned by Harry Hayes. of
Rochester, n. H.. and the y: 30 Sun
dlv fTp1epraro1 tot ~
Theo Echo after a Ave heat battle
with the Haverhill, Mass. horse silk
Worm.
Harley Day, owner Of the winner
was presented with the Sunday
Telegram cup.
The 2:25 Class unfinished was al
lowed to go as the summary stood
by agreement of drivers.
2:3o TROT, PURSE. $500
Theo Echo, BIN, by Echo
Todd -Guydena by. Guy
AXworthy DAY" $500. 2211
Silk Worm, &. by Moko
Pottie' ................ | l 2 .
Lorna Dune, br m. Gould S3ro
Allah A.. CHI &. Card
Stewart" ......... tnro
Time 2:1S IA; 2:16 IA; 2:21 IL;
1920 IA.
PIP MIXED PURSE $500
Gold Qartz, CHI h, by Peter The
Great Valentine billiard by
Hal billiard Hayes" ...... III
Walter K, br &. "Leconmb" 2
Peter Azoff, CHI g. Card Jordan 3 3
Robert NJ, blk e, "Pottlea" :. 50
Time PIP 1-2; 2:12 IL: PA.
2:25 MIXED PURSE $3.50
Delos NJ, blk &, by Silver
Mark Rein Matthews by
Brentwood Garter" 2511
Gyda Dewey, b m, Hum
WeiI ................ -. 4 / 2 2
Prince Vaughn, ch-h "Soule" 233
1fene Medium, CHI m, IVY
man 1 DIR
RUDE Jones, blk g. Gard" 3 6. dr.
Six Points CHI &. "Guptill" :. 6 = dr.
Time 2;2o IA; 1925 IL; 2.24;
1923 IA.
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McTigue Knocks Out
King Solomon in
18th at New York

New York. Aug. 31.-tP-Mike
McTigue of New York knocked out
King Solomon of Panama. in the
nth round of scheduled II round
match at the greensboro Stadium
tonight.
The eleventh round had gone one
minute aud q seconds when NC
Tigue landed terrific right to the
law. Solomon fell and was counted
out after a fe. bic effort TO rise.
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FREEDOM

SOUTH-Flossie Thompson Of
Newton, Mass, has returned home.
after visiting her cousin, a few days
the past week.
Frank White Of Massachusetts, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
Mrs. George Kennedy Of Union,
and Mrs. Elinor Richardson of
Albion. are with their neither, Mrs.
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CHEMISTS BANG
WIN FROM BANGOR

Great Works, Aug. 31.-Penobscot
Chemical Fibre won the Maine
League game here today from Ban
gor- Brewer Is to s, batting Bragg
out Of the box in two innings. Ken
yon. the relief, was more effective
except in one inning. Doherty for P.
c. F.. was hit hard in the sth. The
Summary:
P. c. F. 3 ) 0 0 0 1 x-1511-1
Bangor Brewer:
010 o. O. s o. s-13--2
Ratteries-Doherty and Byrne,
Bragg, Kenyon and Burman.
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SENATORS win IN
QUICK PLAYED GAME

Boston, Aug. 51-tP)-Boston was
unable TO find the spitball pitching of
the veteran Coveleskie today and
Washington shut out the Red Sox to
o. Boston was held 10 five hits. well
scattered. The game was played In
an hour and IS minutes. 4 triple by
Judge and double by Coveleshie were
the big factors in Washington's runs.
The score:
Washington ..... 600 oil 000-e-1-0
Boston 0d0 600 Hn0-0-5-0
Coveleskie and Ruel; Russell, Wiltse
and Bischoff.
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The Yankees Must Take Brace Cnch the Race
'MACKMEN FORCE YANKEES TO
LOSE VALUABLE GROUND IN RACE

New York, Aug. 3t.-fn
New York Yankees suffered 49,.
setback today. Herb Pennoct ~
pitching star. falling before Il. 'nsf
tack Of the Philadelphia Atflsne,s =
the opening game OF a series ~ y
5. Pennock was knocked out :, ,s Y
box in three innings during r,; ~
period the visitors drove out 10 I S,.l
and scored six earned runs NJ.
York used 20 players In an etfort ~ 7.
pull out the game. Score.
PHILADELPHIA
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Here's Benny Friedman, All American quarter back
1925 and captain of this years University Of Miehi-
gan football team. The Wolverines had wonderful
on the oridron last ia II; in fact; fact, the
maize and blue victorious in nearly every sport
the whole year round and the fact that Battling Benny
will be back to do his stuff again augurs we'll FOR the
coming season.
brief account of the first haf-mnute of the Mich
san- Wisconsin game at Madison asst October will give
kicked Badgers and it Mieh,sans ball on
TIA own forty ward line Wisconsin naturally expected
runnino play but they didn't know the Wolverine quar-
ter back Benny took the b all from center in short
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EASTERN LEAGTIE

Bridgeport II; "a; 1; New Haven
4: IA; 0.
Hartford 5; 9; 8; Waterbury I; II:
Albany. n. Y. Aug. 31-fP-
SFring-Albany game schestai.d for
tHoay Played as part Of double head
er Sun6av
Providence, r. l., Aug. s1-,T-
P.ttsfieid- Providence game PLAYED as
para Of double header Morday.
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Helping Hand paby SHOW

i. The Helping Hand held baby
show and served dinner at their
hall Thursday. There were five bah
les in the show. The first prize. IS
gold piece. given by J. T. Mccarthy.
went to Pearle Elizabeth Maxwell, Is
months old Helen Fogg, aged 10
months old. received 81 for having the
bluest eyes. Barbara Hascall. six
months old, received 81 for having the
blacklist eyes. The other two babies
each received 81. 1t was an ENJOYABLE
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Miss Addie Dixon of Auburn passe'
the weekend with her parents ,..,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Peterson,
Madeline Peterson. Mrs. Lester !,
and son Lawrence, returned d,
Wednesday from a To-day WIS"
Caribou.
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Two-base hit, Douthlt. Home runs,
Bell. Cuyler, Hafey. Sacrifices. Horns
by, Bottomley. Sherdel. Double plays,
Meadows, Traynor and Rawlings:
Traynor and Grantham; Rhyme. Raw
lings and McInnis. Left on base,
Pittsburgh 7. st. Louis 8. Struck out
by Sherdel /, Meadows l. Hits, off
Meadows IL in innings; Mahafey 0
in l. Hit by pitcher. by Sherdel
(smith): by Mahaffey (Thevenow).
Empires, Reardon. Mccormick. Rigler
ana Quigley. Time, 1877.
Second game:
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INTERN ATIONAL LEAGUE

Buffalo ): 10; /: Baltimore 4: 3; o.
Rochester >; S: 4; Jersey City ,;
II: |.
Toronto 3; 10: /: Reading l; !: o.
Syracuse :; 10: ,: Newark 3; l.; 0.
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Sacrifices CuYler. GrantnaH1, Dbl
Double plays O'Farrell and Ihev-
now: Morrison, Rhyme ana Gran
thaua; Rawlings, Rhyme ana Gran q.
thsm left on bases Pittsburgh q;
e. Ioui, 4. Bases on balls off Morri..
son 2: Yde /; Sothoron 8. Struck out
Nv Morrison 1; Sothoron s. Hits on
Morrison 6 in Id innings; fde U
IN i 2-s. osing pitcher Morrison: m
nires Reardon, Mccormick, Rigler
md ouigley. Time lao.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 49,; Detroit 2 (1st aame).
Detroit 7; Chicago 6 (2nd ganne).
Cleveland g.; st. Louis 5.
Washington 2; Boston o.
Philadelphia 8; New York 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-01


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