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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04

Barbecue Service at Hipass. If
You are planning a picnic or barbe-
enc, tell us what ycu want, how
many, and forget it. We will take
all the grief. Murphy & Cramer,
Hipass. adv
See DeloZier Reynolds for bes:
prices on your used furniture. Gtf
Mann Visits Valley.-N. G. Mann,
representative of the United States
Rubber Company, located at Los An
gclcs, is in Imperial Valley for II
few days, calling on the local trade
Mann stated today that business in
the valley is good and that this
section Is eae Of the most prosperous
communities in his territory.
For a Real Lemonade or Orange.
ade at Paul's, Union Stages De-
pot. adv
For Sale Or ~ent-pianos- De.
'oz,er Reynolds Furniture Co. Gtt
Mrs. Utley Going East. - Mrs.
Ernest Il. Utlcy. wife of the district
attorney, accompanied by her daugh
ter Glcnadinc, win leave tonight for
Abilene, Texas, to visit her parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. H. Morrison. The
latter visited in the valley last year
and have many acquamtaucos here.
For Sale-Red and white grapes.
Edgewi'd Ranch. IL miles off
Main st. South Dahlia canal. Phone
gOSJj. Adv
Dr. Harry Findley, specialist in
diseases of eve. ear nose and
throat. 1924 Davis Bldg. Phone
%. adv
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Furniture Bargains. Clayton Il
tevens lis M. 5th. adv

Campers Notice. See Kittle Bed
at Clayton & Stevens. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04

DR.. Harry Findley, specialist in
diseases of eve. ear nose and
throat. 1884 Davis Bldg. Phone
%. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04

For Sale OR ~ent-pianos- De.
'ozier Rey Furniture Co. Gtf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-04

For a Real Lemonade or Orange.
ade at Paul's, Union Stages De-
pot. adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
Injuries Handicap
Several Teams
In Big Leagues

Chicago. May e.-(P)-Many of the
major teams face the fifth week of
the 1926 baseball season with val
liable players out of the lineup
handicapped by injuries.
Two injuries in Saturdays game
further increased the total casualties,
Hack Wilson of the Cubs and Roscoe
Holm of the Cardinals being the
latest additions to the hospital list.
Wilson is out for some. time with
a ligament pulled when he slid to
second against the Giants and Holm
has injuries Of undermined extent as
a result Of crashing into q concrete
in the st. Louis park while chasing
a fly.
Tavener, Detroit shortstop, was
temporarily out of the Tiger lineup
because of an attack Of grippe.
Bennett of the st. Louis Browns
Is out for some time with injuries
sustained when he. like Holm. ran
into wall while after a fly ball at
Philadelphia. His teammate. Ger
Der, is nursing split finger.
Jacques Fournier's broken ankle
an undetermined time, Gautreau of
the Braves being also on the injured
list as result of the players coll
lision. WertZ. Braves finger, has a
crippled pitching hand from an at
tempt to flag a hot hit.
Kamm and Barrett. White SoX
regulars. are still suffering from leg
injuries and Gray of the Athletics
is similarly laid up.
Babe Ruth turned his ankle
Thursday but was back in the line
up without interruption, making
home runs both Friday and Satur-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Schools

Catholic. Is: Deering, 5.
Portland, 16: Thornton, Z.
Westbrook. 3: Biddeford, 3.
Lewiston. II; Edward Little, 3.
Kents Hill, S; NJ. C. l., Z.
Bridgton Academy, %; Eastern
Maine Conference, 10.
Mexico, IL; Rumford, 8.
Hkowhegan, 8; waterville, 9.
Hebron Seconds. %; Sprague Club.
Limington Academy, 10; Buxton
High, |.
Yarmouth. Is: Pennell Institute,
Greedy Institute. IL; Standish, 0.
Livermore Falls, 10: Sanford. Z.
Kenpett, n. H., 46: Madison, n.
H., 3.
Washington Normal Z; Bar Har-
Dor, 5.
Pennington. is; Goes Academy, ).
Gardiner, 6; Morse. 1.
Colleges
New Hampshire, .: Bates. 1.
Colby. 10: Lowell Textile. 6.
Harvard. Z: Pennsylvania, t.
Williams, IA; Middlebury,y :.
Providence College, 10; William
and Mary. 3.
Yale, IL: Brown. 4.
F'ordham. :: Holy Cross. a.
Princeton, Is; Amherst. II I'll
innings).
Boston College, 8; Boston Uni
versity. 0.
Dartmouth. l.: Cornell, 8.
Columbia. 6; Virginia, 5.
C. c. n. Y. 8: Trinity. 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
OLIVER GOOD But
TEAMMATES BOOT
SEVEN and lose
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Gardiner, May s.-Playing heads-up
baseball all the way and taking advan-
tage of every break Gardiner High
triumphed over Forse High of Bath by
61 score in Kennebec Valley
League game here today. The head of
the locals batting order did all the
clouting, Chef Rose, veteran shortstop,
accounting for two triples, both COM
ing at opportune times, while Rose
scored on both. Big Bill oliver, star
Morse pitcher, was again trailed by
,jinX, his catcher being unable to hold
his speed; and although the Morse ace
famed Ia Gardiner batsmen. his
teammates errors lost the game for
him. The Gardiner team, this year
composed mostly Of veterans, played
heady game and were demons on the
paths, pilfering eight bags in all. The
Morse nine was responsible for seven
errors. Wilson was their heavy hitter
with double and two singles.
Gardiner scored first in the second.
Cobb was safe at first on an error.
Goggin hit to short and both were
safe on another error. With Cobb on
third and Henderson at bat the Morse
catcher lost one of divers hot ones,
dHC. SUDD CdIHS racing Ill LOT IIdTulU6T
first run. In the third Seymour got
on and came home on another passed
ball. The came the first of Roses
mighty clouts, and Rose raced home
from third when the Forse backstop
dropped the third strike on Webb.
Morse's run came in the sixth on sec
cessive doubles by Doyle and Wilson.
In the sixth Webb grabbed one back
Of second and shot to Stone for pref
ty double play retiring the side. In
the seventh Gardiner added three
more. Stone was safe on an error at
first and Rose came through with his
second triple. scoring Stone. Webb
knocked a long outfieid fly, and after it
was garnered by the center fielder
Rose started home scoring the fifth
run. Cobb scroded when the Morse
catcher threw wild to first. In the
seventh Anderson gave way to Bar
nard. who pitched alright ball for the
remainder of the game. He famed
the first two men to face him in the
ninth, while the third hit to Webb
for the final out. Coach Mckinley has
shifted Seymour from the outfield to
third, and although he did not have
many chances Saturday he showed up
well in this position. Cobb, the fresh
man, collected two hits and scored
twice, being fast on the bases. Gardi-
ner Highs next league game in on
Wednesday at Brunswick.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
HARRINGTON star
AS B0WDOIN Wins
over BROWN UNIV.

Brunswick, May s-The Brown
University track team failed to pro-
vide any real competition for Bow
dom in their dual meet this afternoon
the White winning 1861 to 2Sia. II,
c. Farrow was the only Brown rum
ner to win a first place. landing the
$50 yard run. n. r. Underwood of
Brown tied for first place in the broad
Jump. In every other event Bowdctn
tok first place, while in the l0O-yard
dash, 220-yard low hurdles, shot put,
hammer throw and discus throw
Bowdoin took all three places.
Captain H. G. Littlefeld of Bow
dom defeated Captain G. w. Needham
of Brown every time they m al
though in the 120-yard high hurdles
the Bowdoin captain had to estab-
lish a new Bowdoin record of Is 10
seconds to win.
Although three Bowdoin men play
ed in the finals of the 220 yard low
of the afternoon, Tarbell pushing
Captain Littlefield to the limit.
The trials of the 100 yard dash
We're thrilling, the first heat being
clicked in 10 1-5 seconds while Mos
from won the second in 10 seconds
fiat. With four Bowdoin men in the
finals, they appeared in their street
clothes and ran much of the way
hand in hand. Mostrom. who had
not before Won his letter was per-
mitted to break the tape with the
other three close behind in the re-
markable time of Is LIS seconds.
Bob Adams surprised everybody
with his exhibition of javelin throw
ing which was the best seen on
Whittier field this season.
Frank harrington was the high
scoring athlete of the meet with
10 1-3 points to his credit. Captain
Hal Littlefield and Otis Kendall each
made 10 points for Bowdoin while
Howard Mostrom and John Tarbell
each made eight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
Harvard Track
Team Trims Tigers

Princeton, May 8.-(P)-The Har-
ward track team defeated Princeton
by the scant margin of 1-3 points
today, collecting 50 1-S points. Urge
~ as result of superiority in the
running events to IS SIS for the tt
gers.
Thompson of Princeton established
a new. jungletown record when he
cleared the bar at six feet / IL inch
es in the high jump. Pratt and Mil
Ter led for the Crimson. the former
collecting IL points and the latter 10.
Captain Gates was Princeton's star,
equalling Pratt's mark with II points.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
B0WD0IN Team
DROPS BATTLE TO
JUMb0S SATURDAY

Boston, May S.-Frank Shuman
pitched the Tufts varsity to its ninth
victory this afternoon defeating
Bowdoin Z to 2 before large crowd
Of junior week guests. Deplois of
Bowdoin counted the only hit of the
Maine team when he beat out an
infield blow. Shuman famed IL men
in the seven innings he pitched.
Tufts scored seven runs with one
big inning, the fifth, when two hits
and a couple of errors scored four
men. Gray, Bowdoin's moundsman,
was touched for only five hits, two
of which We're doubles, but he was
poorly supported by his team mates
and the Tufts hits came in timely
places. Urban, left fielder Of the
Brunswick team, made two spectac-
ular catches of long drives. Bow
doin started a rally in the ninth
which, aided by a couple of mis-
plays, Melted two runs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
COLBY ADDED
ANOTHER WIN AT
EXPENSE LOWELL
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

(SpeClai TO henneUeC JOulHdiJ
Waterville, Me-, May SIN a seven
inning game which was finally called
because Of darkness Colby outplayed
the Lowell Textile ball players today
for the hecond time this season. Less
than two weeks ago Colby stuck
1872 victory on her books at the ex-
pense of Lowell and today added an
other by the count Of 1876. Colby's IL
hits in the seven frames tell the
story, as it was in this department
that the Waterville men outplayed
their opponents the most, although
they had the edge in the field also.
Both teams, however, made more than
its share Of mihcues with six each.
These errors were mainly due to the
cold and the strong wind which blew
dust from the diamond into the faces
Of the fielders at critical moments.
Johnny Trainor added his victory
over Lowell Tech to his growing list
and pitched remarkable game In race
of the conditions which were very UNI
favorable to any pitcher and which
caused much of the work of the Low
ell twirler to be in vain. Trainor
showed excellent headwork in the box
ana his lay ) WOIh SdH NC SuHiiiiCO UP
in haying that he retired nine men by
the strikeout path. allowed only seven
hits and gave but one man the priv
ilege of taking four to reach first free.
The first inning made the ball game
look like an cay Colby victory, as In
this stanza th3 Waterville players
scored six runs due to timely batting
and timelier Lowell miscues. Smart,
Macdonald, Captain Peabody, FcGow-
an, Franzen and Fagerstrom scored in
that order, with Smart, Peabody and
O'Brien's hits Icing the main factors
in the inning. IN the third Colby added
five more to the total and the crowd
went home. These five counters re-
suited from free hitting by the Colby
team and poor fielding by the Lowell
crew.
The leading stickers for the two
teams found Fransen with three out
of four at the top. with Smart. Pea
| body. Fagerstrom and O'Brien of Col
| by each collecting two, while Joy and
| Frost Of the Lowell nine made as
many. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
EDWARD LITTLE
AND HEBRON CGP
MAINE TRACK MEET

Orono, Maine, May S.-Edward
Little High of Auburn. and Hebron
Academy took home the honors in
the twentyfourth inter-scholastic
field meet held today at the Uni
versity of Maine. Hebron's well
balanced team played in every event
but one and was especially strong
In the weight events. The Big
Green scored % points to 46 for
Bridgton Academy, the runner-up.
Coburn with 20 points took third
place.
The high school teams were about
evenly matched. Portland and Ed
ward Little running neck and neck
up to the last event, the discus throw
in which the Auburn team took first
and third places which gave them
the meet. Edward Little's final
score was "a and Portland 81.
Brewer was third with 81, Morse
High, IA ID and Bangor 10.
Capt, Soule of Cony won the
broad jump in the high school class.
Cony cleaned up. points in the
meet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
RISING BUMPED
AND HEBRON DROPS
GAME TO maine

Orono, May S.-Maine Freshmen
diamond crew rose in wrath and
socked the offerings of Elmer Rising
for seven hits and seven runs in
one inning more than enough to
beat Hebron S-3 here this afternoon.
The frosh were docile enough be-
fore the Hebron ace for four in
nings, but in the fifth, league
walked, Areoldi singled, Lyden sin
gled, True walked, Stuart tripled,
Buzzell doubled, Goudy singled and
league, UP for the second time, sin
gled. before the side was retired.
Jack" Lyden, pitching his second
game of the week, held the Big
Green to four hits and famed IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
COBB CUTS LOOSE
TIGERS WIN, 1910

New York, May 9.-tR)-smassI
out four hits. including two M
runs, Ty Cobb led the Tigers to
tory today over the Yanks tOdaV
a see-saw SUGGEST before a crd
of 10000, the largest of the sea
The defeat sent the Yanks to sec|
place with the Senators moving
the front.
Cobb had a perfect day al
drawing a pass in a fifth time at
plate. His homers brought his
sons total TO four and his lifed
total to 112.
Score:
Detroit 8 400 81 90 4l4;I
n. Y. L Z 001 0 90 Ito; 4
Johns, w. Collins, Stoner, Hi
and Bassler; Shawkey. Shocl
Thomas, Beall and p. Collins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
BREWER LOSES TO
C0NY IN LOOSE
SATURDAY GAME

Brewer. May Sony High of Au-
susta beat Brewer High IA to 8 in a
rather loose game in Eastern Park
this afternoon. After failing to show
much Brewer broke loose in the 9Th
inning and tide up a six run lead mix
ing hits with errors and free passes.
Brewer got three more runs in the
Sth and seemed to have the game tied
up, but Cony came back hard in the
Sth, Stiles and Bradstreet leading off
with two baggers and the Brewer de-
fence blowing up badly and when the
dust settled Cony had batted around
and had seven runs. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
CObURN BARELY
NOSES HIGGINS
IN FAST BATTLE
Especial to the Kennebec JournaD

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Waterville, May 8.-The Coburn
Classical Institute baseball team de-
feated the Higgins Classical baseball
nine Saturday morning on Libby
Field in a loosely played contest by
the score of 10 to 9. The game was
won in the ninth inning by a single,
a base on balls and two errors net
ted the winning run for the home
team. The Coburn pitching was
weak at times and allowed the visi-
tors to pile up a big lead in the
fourth inning. The home team piled
up enough runs for their pitcher in
the early part of the game but this
could not be retained until LaChance,
the Coburn southpaw, pitched four
innings of lperb ball and had the
visitors pulled, allowing only one
hit and struck out seven batters. The
visitors led from the fifth inning I'M
til the seventh when Besse drove a
pretty double into deep center with
two men on and both scored the
count for nine runs each. The catch
ing Of William Sullivan of the home
team featured while for the visitors
the batting of Hamlin was outstand-
ing, getting four hits off Coburn
moundsmen. The summary:
HIGGINS CLASSICAL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
DODGERS TAKE
SERIES final, 81

ST. Louis, May 9.--[P)-Playing the
final game of their four-game series
here today. the st. Louis Cardinals lost
to the Brooklyn Dodges 3 to 1 in one
of the fastest games of the series.
which went minus any scoring until
the fifth inning, when Brooklyn scored
once. st. Louis evened the count in
the seventh and the Dodgers stepped
out ahead of them in the eighth by
putting two men across the plate. Bot
tomley added another homer to his
string today. In Hallahans eight in
nings of mound duty he allowed six
hits. The score:
Brooklyn 30 90 4 0 0 2 0--3-e-1
st. Louis $50 0 o 0 0 10 0-1-5-e
McGraw and O'Neil; Hallahan,
Haines and OFarrell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
KENTS HILL TAKES
over PITTSFELD
BY SCORE OF 81

Reaifield, May S.-Kent's Hill took
an 81 win over NJ. c. l. this after
noon. socoring their winning run in
the ninth when Tapley singled. fol-
Loving double by Nussticle, and the
walking of Dandro. Kent's Hill took
the lead early in the game, but a
rally by the Pittsfield FASTENERS tied
the score at the beginning of the last
frame. Rollo Flynn pitched snap
py game for the Hilltoppers. sending
Is to the. bench by the strike out
route. Home runs by Tom Barry and
Paiment feature1 the willow work
for the afternoon.
KENT'S HILL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
Limington 10. Buxton I

Limington, May s. - Limington
Academy easily defeated Buxton
High school here this afternoon 10
to /. Limington started with lead
and in the last two innings walked
away with eight runs Braley cop
ped pitching duel. killing nine by
sSe strikeout route.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10

Earned runs. Morse 1. Gardiner 8.
Three-base hits, Rose .. Two-base hits,
Oliver, Doyle, Wilson. Stolen bases,
Cobb, Seymour, Lynds 2. Webb 2, Rose,
Goggin. Struck out. by Oliver IA. by
Anderson /, by Barnard 2. Douple
plays, Webb to Stone; Doyle to Filler
to Harrington. Hit by pitched ball. by
Anderson, Wilson and Harrington.
Wild pitch. oliver, Anderson. Passed
ball. Sonia 2. Base on balls, by An
derson l. oliver 1. Sacrifice hit, Doyle.
Umpire, Talbot. Time, 1.50. Time,
1.50.
sBatted for Anderson in eth
Hits, off Anderson Z. off oliver 9, off
Barnard 1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHA.

Saturday was a hard day on the
favorites among the Maine schoolboy
outfits in this state with those who
We're conceded walkaways just get
ting by and those who were expected
to come through falling by the way
side. Some of the smaller teams
which had hitherto been considered
as just fair came through and
wrecked the clean states of several
teams.
Hebron, with admittedly as good a
hurting staff as any in the state
found the going rough at the Uni
versity of Maine against the Fresh
men and was walloped in a handy
manner. Kents Hill, which was con-
coded walkaway against NJ. c. /.
of Pittsf1eld, just nosed out a win by
the narrowest margin of one run.
Coburn struck tartar in Higgins
Classical and worked hard to cop by
one run. Lewiston trimmed Edward
Little in a walkaway. Brunswick also
lost a close game to a local opponent.
Augusta boys showed well in the
dual meet of Bowdoin VS. Tech at
Brunswick Saturday. Otis Kendall
and Bill harrington were two of the
highest scorers in the meet. At the
Maine Interscholastics Captain Gil
Soule of the Cony track SQUAD
cleaned up for his team in the
broad jump.
Gardiner high is showing up as a
real contender for the championship
OF the Kennebec Valley League. Bill
Olver. as usual twirling a good game
but always losing. was touched for
another one Saturday and Gardiner
climbed into the sun berth along
with Cony high school. The race be-
tween Brunswick and these two
school should be well worth watch
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
MYER shines IN
SENATOR'S WIN, s.

Washington. May 9.-Pl-A ,
liant stop and throw to first BY Ny
utility shortstop. with the winn
runs on base in the ninth inn
enabled Washington to beat CHE
today, 6 to ). The game was
between Ferguson and Lyons,
the Senators sent Marberry 10
relief of Ferguson in the ninth WI
he weakened. Score: =,
Chicago 90 20 2 0 ! O-c,;
Wash. 20 O 2 0 0 1 0 8 x--o;
Lyons and Schalk; Ferguson y
berry and Ruel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
Dexter Lieutenant
Accepts Challenge
Of Major Decker

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Dexter. May 10.-Lieutenant JOS
sph Baker. of Headquarters Com
pany. Third Maine Infantry of this
town accepts the challenge broad
casted recently by Major Roy
Decker of Augusta for a rife match.
Major Decker may name the time
and place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10
Bridgton 22.Bucksnort 10

North Bridgton. May S.-By heavy
hitting IN the first four stanzas,
Bridgton Academy pulled off a % to
~ victory over the Eastern Maine
conference School of Bucksport. The
Willow surpassed, as Ellsworth
staged a curcuit clout, HUMPHREYS
ana Larrabee hit the pill for three
bases. and several got awav with
two base hits. HUMPHREYS lead IN
the strike out contest, sending five
to the bench.
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pills WIN LAST
OF RED SERIES, Al

CT att. May 9-tPl-Deail, \
the hits we'll scattered ana nsIs
Reds scoreless until the eignln ~
ing. when Emmer tripled ana ~ I"I
on Dressen's single. PnilausI
winning the last game OF the ~
4 to 1. Score: "A
Phila. II O2 0 l o Q ID
Cincin. 20 90 o 0 0 . ! 49,
Dean and Henline; Lucas
Picinich.
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CUBS RUSH TO
WIN over GIANTS

Chicago, May 9.-(R-Chic
made it three out of four from J
York today by a gallant finish wi
defeated the Giants S to Z.
Cubs went into the ninth witt
rally started by Jack Wilson. iniu
Cub outfielder. who hit for Bush
was replaced by a runner. SeoF'
New Y. % 1 90 1 l 8 O III
Chicago ? 0 2 l 0 j O 0 SS:l
Greenfield.s J. Scott, Barnes
Snyder; Hartley. McMullen: Jo
Bush and Hartnett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-10

Runs: Kents Hill. Knight 2. Barry
Casbadden 2. Nussticle, Dandro. Tap
ley; NJ. c. l.. Callahan 2, F. Flatley,
Paiment 2. Karcos, Robbins. Two
base hits, Casbadden 2, Nussticle and
]. F'latley. Home runs, Barry and
Paiment. Sacrifice hits, Barry and
Hedrick. Struc', out, by Flynn 10,
Halves 2, J. Flatley l. Wild pitches.
]. Flatley. lit by pitched ball, by
Halves. Trumbull and Tapley. Time,
. hrs, 90 m. Umpire, Canellan.
Kents Hill 49,. 2 l l , 1-S
NJ. C. l. ...... 0 o ] 0 , X
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EXHIBITION GAMES

Baltimore, May 9--(AP)-St. Louis
(A) 1O;16;1: Baltimore Cd 1926.
Giard, Jonnard and Dixon; Jack
son, Parnham and Mckee.
Johnstown, Pa. May - up =
Pittsburgh (N) 5;10;f Johnstowr
(Mid. Atlantic) 0;3:2.
Songer and Spencer. Onslow
Mathews, Hartman and Massey.
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Lewiston 17.Auburn q

Lewiston. May S.-Lewiston High
administered one of the worst
troucings in years to Edward Little
TINS afternoon. when the locals won
IL to 8, in the first of the inter-citv
series. Five hits. three errors and
three passes in the fourth enabled
Fat trench's boys to score 10 times.
HAN retired in favor of Sullivan in
the sixth. the latter going well after
he got warmed UP.
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Winthrop Lost
First Home Game

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Winthrop, May 9. - The High
School baseball team lost their first
nome game to Monmouth Academy
Saturday by score of ia to s.
The Winthrop pitchers were hit
rather freely but the team fielded
more Clearly than their opponents
who made five errors.
The score: