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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15
Announce Schedule
For Colby Frat Teams

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Waterville, Jan. 1.-THE Colby In
terfraternity basketball council has
announced the schedule of games for
the season. The exact dates for
these contests have not vet been as
signed but without doubt two games
Will be played on Wednesday and the
same number on Saturday of each
week until the schedule is completed.
The schedule:
week of January 11-Alpha Tau
Omega VS. Zeta Psi, Phi Delta Theta
vs. Delta Kappa Epsilon. Alpha VS.
n-fraternity, Delta Epsilon VS.
Delta Kappa Epsilon. II
Week of January 1S-Lancer club
Zeta Psi, Delta Epsilon VS. Delta
Kappa Epsilon, Alpha Tau Omega
VS. Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Delta
Theta vs. Alpha.
Week of February lambda Chi
Alph'- VS. Phi Delta Theta. Lancer
club VS. Alpha, Alpha Tau Omega VS.
Non- fraternity. Delta Epsilon We
Zeta Psi.
Week of February s-Delta Kappa
Epsilon VS. Zeta Psi. Delta Epsilon VS.
Alpha. Phi Delta Theta VS. Non fra
ternity, Lancer club VS. Lambda Chi
Alpha.
Week Of February 15-Lambda
Chi Alpha VS. Non fraternity. Lancer
club vs. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi
Delta Theta VS. Zeta Psi, Alpha Tau
Omega VS. Alpha.
Week Of February e2-Alpha VS.
zeta Psi, Delta Kappa F~~',on VS.
lambda Chi Alpha. Alpha Tau
mega VS. Cancer club, Delta Upsi-
ION VS. Non-fraternity.
Week Of March 1-zeta Psi VS.
lambda Chi Alpha. Lancer club VS.
phi Delta Theta. Alpha Tau Omega
vs. Delta Epsilon, Nom fraternity VS.
Delta Kappa Epsilon.
week of March S-Zeta Psi VS.
\ on fraternity, Alpha Tau Omega VS.
Dei5a Kappa Epsilon, Delta Epsilon
vs. I'M Delta Theta; Lambda Chi
Alpha VS. Alpha.
week of March 15-Delta Epsilon
vs. vs. lambda ami Chi Alpha. Lancer club
Epsilon VS. Alpha, Alpha Tan omepa
vs. fnl Delta Theta,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15
Coburn Teams
All Playing Tonight

especial to the Kennebec Journal)
Waterville, Jan: 14.-Both the
girls and the boys basket ball
teams will be somewhat busy tomor-
row. The Coburn Girls Midgets
wiz entertain the Oakland High
schooi girls at 4 p. NJ. this after
MOO. noon IN the Coburn gym. While in
ene evening a double bill will be in
actIon with varsity girls playing the
!, .1aliowell High school girls at Z p.
VI. ana the Coburn boys second team
pIaying the Arson Academy team
IoIio"lns the girls game. Both the
girls and boys visiting teams will
De entertained after the games by
tne sociai which is to be given i'm
mediately after the finishing of the
contests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15
Maine Baseball
Team Expects to
Play Score Games
Especial to Kennebec Journan

DPSNAeAi " 'hcIl1eDeC JOurnAn
University of Maine. Jan. IL
Graduate Manager BENJAMIN Kent
las started on the varsity baseball,
schedule for the University Of Maine
and has at present ten games and
expects to add about the same mum.
Der to it. Maine will open and close
It's season with Colby. This first
game comes April 10 at Watervii,s
this is an exhibition game. The IL st
game is to be played at Orono m
June IL which Is much later tba n
the last game for a number of years
The schedules: ' O.
April l9-Colby at wateryille.
April 2S-Brown at Providence
April SO-Rhode State at Kinrstor
ham. LUZ
May BATES at orono.
May l2-Bowdoin at Brunsw;ck
Nay 14.-Bates at Lewiston
May l9-Bowdoin at Orono.
May 2s--Colby at Wateryille
June 12-Colby At orono.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15
ckard Cnes to Dempsey Will Risk His New Nose This
Four Title Bouts
Soon to Be Staged
Madison Square Ring

New York, Jan. 14.-(By Tne AS
ISOLATED Press. little matches in at
least four divisions of the boxing
armament are in prospect at Madi-
| son Square Garden during the next
month or two Of indoor campaign
ing.
The middleweight championship
tussle between Harry Greb and Tiger
Flowers, Georgia Negro challenger.
booked for February, is the only title
skirmish definitely signed and sealed,
but promoter Tex Richard Is under
stood to be angling for these addi-
tional attractions:
| Paul Berlenbach, light heavy
weight champion. VS.. Harry Greb.
ROCKY Kansas, new light weight
titleholder, VS.. Sid Terris or Sammy
Mandell, recognized as the two out
standing challengers. ~.
3-Charley (PhiD Rosenberg, hold
err of the bantamweight crown VS..
Bushey Graham.
Harry Greb vs.. Save Shade for the
middleweight title. !.
The battle SCARED Pittsburgh
windmill Greb has an opportunity
for one Of the most ambitious pro-
grams of his career If he accepts a
full part in the one outlined for him.
The Flower bout is his immediate
objective but he faces another for
midable rival il Shade. newcomer
! to middleweight ranks. In addition.
| Greb has a keen desire to try con-
illusions with Berlenbacf and at
tempt to gain place among the few
pugilists who have held two titles
simultaneously. Greb. held the
American light heavyweight title a
few seasons ago. losing it to Gene
Tunney.
BerIenbach also has the prospects
Of fights with either Georges Car
pentier or Tunney. the latter now a
full f1edged heavyweight, but 1t is
unlikely that either will materialize
during the indoor season.
But for the ban established by the
state athletic commission on Mickey
Walker, welterweight champion, the
list of active titleholders would be
increased. Walker has been slated
to defend his crown against Tommy
Milligan of Scotland next week but
the commission called it off and the
welter ruler faces an indefinite per-
iod Of idleness.
Boxing men regard the Rosenberg
Graham bout as awaiting only ad-
justment of a few details to be for
mally announced. Graham, whose
home Is in Utica, NJ Y. has estab-
lished himself as a formidable con-
tender for the 11S pound title. He
probably will be favorite to win it
in view of the unsatisfactory showing
Rosenberg has made in his last few
bouts.
Kansas, veteran Buffalo Italian.
who lifted the lightweight crown
from the head of fellow townsman.
Jimmy Goodrich. also appears to
have none too secure a hold upon
his newly won honors. ferris and
Mandell, his most likely opponents,
are considered his superiors.
1t IS possible Kansas may not de-
fend his title until a logical contend
er Is selected by means of an elimi-
nation tournament recently proposed
by Tex Richard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15
Athletics Set
New Season Mark
SkOwhegan League
Especial to Kennebec Journal

Especial to Kennebec JouTnaD
Skowhegan, Jan. 14.-The Athlet-
les ran wild on the Bowlodrome al
leys this evening, taking three points
from the Pirates and making a sea-
son total record of 1902. Hasey of
the Pirates won both single and to-
tai honors with ia and 31I. Inter-
esting in the league is beginning to
run high as the bowlers round into
form and it looks like a big season
for the Mercantile League. Sum-
mary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15
Olympic Champ
Beaten by Yankee
Skaters at New York

New York, Jan. 14-(AP)-Joe
Moore of New York. world indoo,
champion, and Charley German, Ca.
madam king left Clas Thunberg
olympic title holder, far behind in a
three mile skating race at Madison
Square Garden tonight.
Moore, leaping out in front after
SO rounds of the 42-lap event had
been covered, led easily to the finish
to flash across the line in 9:25 1-E
with German 10 yards behind. Thun-
berg wiped out the two mile indoor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15
'ecord by s-5 seconds. His time at

record by 5 3-5 seconds. His time at
that point was GLIB As.
Inc olympic champion had great
dlinculty in negotiating the numerous
turns, going out of stride except in
one instance early in the race. On
the Soth lap he lost his balance but
managed to recover and gain the lead.
When Moore leaped ahead after Q
IL miles with German on his heels,
lhunberg made no attempt to catch
them, retaining the same stride that
mad broken the two mile mark. He
Undoubtedly was hampered by the
heat of the Garden for he was per-
Spring before the race started.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15

ing made by ]. ]. Isaacsol,
maker for the Omaha, Neb4
can Legion. James Mason
manager. announced today
had received an offer of SOP
Isaacson for such a bout
staged at Omaha in Februa
Mason indicated that he
averse to a meeting betweenl
tege and the Frenchnan !
Greb could not go to ,0msl
month because of previously
uled fights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15
Badly Crippled
Maine HoOpsters
Start 3 Day Trip
Especial to Kennebec JournaD


University Of Maine, Jan. IA
badly crippled varsity basketball
team leaves the University of Maine
today for a three day jaunt. playing
two games. Captain Lake who has
the highest score SO far this season,
will make the trip but there is very
little If any chance for the Maine
captain to get into either game. In
early practice Lake injured his knee
which will keep him off the polished
surface. Olson, a regular back, is
also out of the game for a while.
The big guard was taken sick this
Christmas vacation and is still very
weak from a weeks lay in bed.
Who Coach Brice will start tonight
against New Hampshire State is
question but it looks as if Kamen-
kovitz and Hanson at forwards;
Branscomb. center: Durrel and Bry-
ant backs. Captain Lake. Beatty,
Stone and Olson will also make the
trip.
The Freshman outfit. will accom-
pany the varsity team to New Hamp-
shire where they will take on the
Granite State yearlings before the
varsity game. The Freshmen have
put in a good weeks practice and
their classmates and followers feel
that the yhave a chance to square UP
for the defeat handed them this fall
on the gridiron. The team will
journey back to Portland where they
will try and take the Westbrook' S
High FIVE under there wing. The
following men are starting: Hobbs
and Holmes, forwards; Weatherbee
center; Folsom and Thruston backs
Three other men picked from Ian
caster, Bailey, Growdy and Hardly,
will also make the trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15
HEBRON TOO. FAST
FOR BuCkSPORT
ON LOSERS FLOOR
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Bucksport, Jan. 1.-THE fast NOV
ing quintet representing Hebron
Academy clearly outclassed e. NJ. c..
S.. here tonight and administered the
first defeat the locals have received
on their home floor in three years.
Hebron presented an offensive that
the Seminary team failed to solve
with Wass, former Southwest Harbor
star as the shining light. Colleton of
the locals was the only man to score
for his team. The summary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15
Will Seek to Match
Harry Greb- Carpenter

Pittsburgh. Jan. <14.-(AP)-An
/ effort to bring together Georges Car
pentier. who arrived in New York,
Wednesday. from France, and Harry
Greb, middleweight champion, is be-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15

The sprained ankle whICA
Thomas received while train
his bout with Johnny, Hard |
a blessing in disguise. Eli
Delmont, Jr. or Terry Martin
the opponent of the IIaneheas
at City Hall Monday. Martin
Young Montreal. bantam Oh.
Joe Lunch, Chick Suggs IN
Chapman and is one of thesg
drawing cards in this section
country. In case belmont Isl
as Harko's opponent MartinE
here in a February bout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15
BASKETBALL

At Burlington, Vt: Vermont %, st.
Michaels 25.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15

Waterville is rapidly trainh,
clever performers in the rinr
simple process of holding .
weekly bouts and featuri,,
local boys from the Elm 81,
Winslow. Several classy bor,s,
been unearthed and the boys !,
pable of putting up good ann !,
with their gloves. One n
boxers. Ted Kid Lewis Of a.
City, will perform in a four.n,
at the bouts Monday night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15

The Cony goal which wa,r,
to Tubby Hilton was scored Il
ness on a pass from Morton
Lishness and Hilton were n.
gether and Hilton was GIN
tally by the scorers. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15

Bluenose Parent, the ..
weller who made such an irrss
showing in his only Appeal
City hall, is now a good dra1sse
IN Portland since his decisis |
of Chick Arsenault. An ~.
be made to bring Parent hers !,
other engagement before tbs ]
is over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT


The Colby cubs looked ~.
In their 81 win over Cow . pl,al
terday. The college plebss 1 ,s:a
be eligible for the varsity ~ ~
give the regulars a rub ~ sna
The Augusta High school ~
tion mas a sweet looking out ssI
should hold its own WITH ~ sr.lI !,
high school.-Wateryilie senyy. u
The Cony pucksters hav. =.
performer in Merrick, who e.
declared ineligible. Merrick - .
playing in the cage and Il. -
the squad will necessitate ~
opment of a new goal tend, i
his place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-15

Bobby Jones. who fae.: ,
Walsh of Dexter in the sarsf !.
the Harko-Thomas bout IN n
City hall Monday night, h 4 !
the opening battles of tbs !.
Lee bout at Portland this -. 4
opponent will be Pom ri.
heavy hitting boxer fror. PH,.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
M A'NE MEMORIAL
 AT STATE ARN0RY
Tribute to Be Paid to Men Who
 Lost Lives

A, c, Hammond Camp and A. c. Hammond Auxiliary United Spanish War Veterans will hold a Joint Maine memorial service tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the state armory, 10 commemorate the de- structlon of the hattleship Maine at Havana hnrbor twenty-ejght years ago. The disaster occurred at $40 r. m. February IS. 1898, Two off, cers and 25S enlisted men lost their lives when the ship went down.
 Past Department Commander Martin Laubscher of Rockville will be the principal speaker on the memorial program. After the serv- ices lunch will be served.
 In every city Of the United States where there is q camp Of the United spanish War Veterans appropriate exercises commemorating the event are held annually. and this year, in addition 10 these exercises. the Commander in Chief Carmi A. Thompson, assisted by high govern- ment officials and members of the United Spanish War Veterans, placed on the monument erected to the Maine dead in Havana by the Cuban government, a bronze tablet containing the names Of all sailors and marines who lost their lives when the ship went down.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
Glad He Picked This
 Good Stomach Remedy
Puts Stomach in Fine Condi. tion-Ends Dizzy Spells, Catarrh, and Makes
 You Sleep We'll

lnjudicious eating causes acute in- digestion, gas, heartburn, heaviness and sour stomach-sometimes the diStended stomach causes that dreadful fedling of near suffocation,
 Isn't 1t worth something to know Of q remedy that will stop this dis Tess in a few mlnutes-quicker than anything else you can think of.
 This is no common stomach rem edy for IL took years Of time to com- bine Pepsin with the other effective agents that make Dare's Mentha- Pepsln so good that the worst cases of indigestion and gastritis and other chronic stomach ailments are speedily overcome and the most de- ranged stomachs are made clean. strong and healthy.
 Mir. Calvin Dilks Of Alloway. N. J.. a man of few words, knows this for he writes: 'I entirely rid myself of an old catarrhal condition Of the stomach with Dare's Mentha- Pep sin"
 No matter what your stomach trouble is get bottle today at Axel- rods Pharmacy or any druggist any. with the distinct understand ing that if 1t doesn't do you the world of good your money will be returned.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
'r GYN POPULARITY CONTINUES TOGROW
Glasses Being Held by Church
 Week Day Schools

Tho new plan oi carrying on gym nasium classes through the churches by means of the cooperating schools of weekday religious education, Is becoming such success that it may become a permanent custom. &C., cording to a report made by Clar. ence II. Barnes, general secretary of Inc !. M. C, A. al q meeting of the board Of directors yesterday. Mir. Barnes report, which shows the as. soclatlon to have d membership of more than 1900, Is as follows:
 q like 10 think Of the Y. NJ. c. A. as q great cooperative effort of men and hoys in a program of service that finds an outlet in physical. so- ctal, religious and educational activi- ties. Tho games in the gymnasium
 -volley ball, basketball and hand ball arc cooperative. depending up- on team work for victory. Thus mon learn 10 play together for common object. And 10 see the firemen and t''N 'A4' ONi i4' Sl cuIo pldNlll6 lOSttlftT leads one 10 suspect that they will work together better because they have played together Business, pro- fossional and industrial men CO., operate in the gymnasium and so make the classes and game groups ones Of good fellowship.
 Local talent furnishes good times at the formal socials held each Fri day night. Men in the reading rooms from the educational classes and out of the gymnasium gather each week with the girls from the bowling IeaHno and have a great time. often adding 10 tho program impromptu attractions of their own. Co-opera- ton again for the pleasure of the crowd.
 "The weekly Bible study group is addressed by local ministers who CO operate in this way by bringing message from tho churches 10 Y. NJ.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
Several Injured in Panic
 On Worcester Trolley Car

Worcester. Mass. Feb. Is Rl- Four persons were cut by broken glass, another was tramplel on. and several others escaped injury when panic on a crowded Millbury- bound car followed the firing Of a controller box on the car on Massasoit road near the Rice Square school last night.
 The injured are Antonitte Ma briella. 2l. of Worcester, hands cut by glass: Leo Gravel. 19. Millbury. left hand cut by glass; John Nc Manus, 30, of Mllbury, right hand cut by glass; J. w. Ashton, 45. O. Millbury, left hand cut by glass, and William F. Farnsworth, 40, of Wor- ccster bruises Of abdoman
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

will be held March 19 in the Junior High school hall. for men and wo- men, with Mrs, Gilbreth as the speaker.
 The national thrift campaign was observed during January by placing posters in the factories and the distribution Of thrft leaflets pre- pared by a member ot the commit tee. Last week eleven members of the Industrial council visited the evening schools under the auspices of the Americanization committee.
 Educational
 One hundred men have heen en- rolled in the night school and very creditable work is being carried on. Tho class in foremanship is the lat est addition with 23 men enrolled, Charles Flcischer of the Stanley Works addressed this group last week and Mir, H R, Owen of Lan- ders spoke before the sales class.
 The experiment of carrying on gymnasium classes for the churches IS proving very successful. We arc trying the plan out through the re- ligious schoo' and 1t has the hearty support Of the boys and the church officials. Present indications lead us to believe that the churches will ask that this be made a permanent feature.
 Membership:
 Sustaining, 240; Seniors, 735; Boys, 250; total 1,225.
 Respectfully submitted,
 "CLARENCE H. BARNES.
 General Secretary"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
German Baptist Pastor
 One of Hymnal Editors

Rev, c, II. schneck, pastor of the German Baptist churci of this city. and Prof. Won 3ergo Of Dayton. O.. formerly of this city. have been delegated by the board of publica- ton of the German Baptist churches Of North America to edit new hymnal. The new hymnal will be written in German and English, thereby doing away with the need of two hymnals,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

under clark's restaurant and burned through partitions and foorings 10 the roof. A delay in the fire appara- tus reaching the scene gave tho flames headway. Engines went to Congress street instead of Congress square and Devonshire. The build ing known as the Prince block. for merly was the first home Of the Bos- ton curb market.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
CARPENTER TO FIGHT

Georges Carpenter of France, former light heavyweight champion, today terminates his New York so- cial program 10 resume the grim business of fighting He leaves fof Havana, Cuba, tomorrow 10 fight Bill Grady of New York on Febru- ary 2S. Grady has been substituted for Tom McKieknon.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

S"cet, tUHguT NINK anI SNIn rosy.
 Nothing else cleans, swectens, and refreshes the entire system like pleasant, harmless candy-Hke Gas carets." They never gripc. ovcract. or sicken. Directions for men. wo- men. children on each box--drug- stores.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
Dozen Bremen Overcome
 In S10.000 Boston Blaze

Boston, Feb. Is Pl-Deputy Fire Chief Charles A. Donahue was over come by smoke, dozen other fire men were more or less severely af- tccted. and loss of $10,O00 was caus- cd this morning when a fire that oc- casioned two alarms swept through six story building in Devonshire street in the financial district.
 The fire started in basement
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
Freslen Up!
 Nicest Laxative, "Cascarets" l0c
Don't Stay head-

Don't stay head achy, bilious. consti pated, sick! Take one or two "CasCa- rets" any time 10 mildly stimulate your liver and start
 your bowels. Then you will feel fine, your head becomes c l Q a r, stomach
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

The most important of Christ mas namesakes in Natal, in South Africa. The Portuguese discovered it on Christmas day.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

In fact, quoting from Attorney (Judge) Ginsberg. he said: T can beat Mangan al anything and if he says he is champion. he is the only ono who thinks so. challenge him and Doc Morrissey to a match and with George Washington Dunn, we will show him just who are bowl ing champions among the profess sional men,"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

c. 4. members.
 Six educational classes are led by local business and industrial men who are giving their experience that young men may better fit them. selves for their work,
 Other men come in-spocialis,s ln their ino-who supplement tho regular course. Groups from the classes get together between class sessions 10 go over the lessons. Sure ly this too, is cooperation
 Additional examples could be clt- cd in the industrial program, in the boys work and in tho activities of tho board of directors to show that q splendid program of cooperative service is e&emplihed by the associa- ton. And who can measure the value 10 the community of such CO., operation? Certainly it is a great factor in making the Y. NJ. c, A. an attractive point for the youth of tho city.
 Physical Department.
 The numerous gym classes, tour. naments, games contests and leagues have been brought 10 your attention so many times that they have be- come routine parts of these reports. In reality they are anything but rou- tine, made so by the spirit of the physical director, who makes each class a period Of fun and recreation, even when he has the participants flat on their backs trying 10 keep pace with him in fleXing their legs. And the games that follow the exer- ctscs are days or real sport to men who have become boys again. Pro- iessional men at handball, busincs men in the volley ball games and in dns'rial men playing basketball. | form a picture of activity that is good to see. Add the boys with their hilarity In the gym and swim ming pool and you have a cross sec ! ton Of the physical department in 1 action.
 Dormitory.
 "All the rooms are filled and have ! been so for the past month, only one change taking place. The demand for rooms exceeds the supply.
 Industrial
 Whiting Williams gave a very acceptable address to the toremen on Why Workers Leave Europe" The meeting was held in the gym nasium which was well filled. The last meeting of the present series