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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15
RUBY Levine HANDS
SLEEP PUNCH IN Sd
TO JOHNNY GRIFFIN
Especial to the Kennebec JournaD

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Portland, Me-, May 14-Ruby Le-
vine of Auburn knocked out Johnny
Griffin of Philadelphia in the third
round of their scheduled six round
bout at the Eastern A. C. tonight
Griffin made a good showing in the
first round swapping freely with L.
vine. After that he was no match
for the Maine boxer who knocked
the Philadelphia down twice in the
second round. Griffin substituted
for Tony Thomas of New Bedford
In the six round semi-final john
ny Graham of Medford, Mass,
scored a one round knockout over
George O'Neil of Boston.
Jimmy Scully of South Boston
outslugged Young Ashnault of this
city in four rounds, the best fight of
the night. Smokey Wood of this
city outpointed Jake Cooper of Mi
ami, Fla, in four and Johnny Nc
Donough shaded Johnny O'Donnell
in four rounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15
CONY IN LEAGUE
CLASH AT GRANITE
CITY FIELD TODAY

Baseball fans in this vicinity will
have a chance to see one of the
heaviest hitting teams lined up
against one of the most finished
hurlers in the Kennebec Valley this
afternoon at HalloWell when the
Cony High wrecking crek stacks up
against Carbino of the Granite city
in a league game.
Hallowell hasn't been enjoying a
successful season thus far this sea-
son but the main reason for thi IS
that the team as a whole has been
fielding raggedly behind effective
pitching. With the fielding smooth
ed up little Hallowell should be a
fast club.
The Cony team has also been guilty
of several fielding lapses in the past
few games but some murderous hit
ting on the part of the outfit has
kept the Red and White slate clean.
Cony. however, is facing a most I'M
welcome gentleman in Carbino. The
Hallowell twirler throws them up
from the wiring side and Just what
Cony will do against a capable left
handler is a question that only time
i'll answer.
Coach Pierce will start his strong
est team against the Granite City
outHl bdpe LdpluuS, tHe SoHy speeu
artist. will shoulder the pitching
burden for Cony~ and Hallowell
should have a hard time solving his
elusive slants.
The game was to have been play
ed this morning but owing to the
fact that Hallowell considers this the
big game of the season. their man.
agement requested that the game be
played in the afternoon. Coach
Pierce. rather than see HallowelI
drop any money on the game, agreed
to play. Owing to the fact that Hal
lowell Is fast developing into a
heavy hitting club and that Cony is
feared for her hitting activities the
game should be filled with some extra
base blows. A large crowd is plan
ming to attend from this city. The
game starts promptly at $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15
COLBY BARRAGE IN
ninth TOO MUCH
FOR B0WD0IN TEAM
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Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Brunswick, Me-, May 14-Heavy
hitting by Colby in ninth inning
turned apparent defeat into victory
for the Waterville team, which won
today the championship game with
Bowdoin by the score of to 5. The
ninth opened with the score to
in favor of Bowdoin. Mclaughlin
fumbled O'Brien's grounder and the
runner was safe. Smart, batting for
Keith. pounded the ball at Ranney
in center field. The hit was clean
one but Ranney let the ball pass
through his legs and it continued
almost to the center field fence,
which permitted O'Brien to score,
while Smart reached third on the
misplay. Callahan, hitting for
Trainer was out at first. McDon-
aid, Erickson. and Peabody follow
ed with clean singles and Tierney.
who was running for Smart, scored.
MCGOWAN dropped a grounder to
Lord, who threw home but McDon-
aid beat the ball to the plate, Erick-
son scored on Fransen's single and
Peabody on a sacrifice fly by Faver-
strom. O'Brien was safe at first on
a wild throw made by MCGOWAN.
With the exception of that inning
Gray pitched well and kept Colby's
drives for the most part well scat
tered.
Trainer had bad inning on the
mound for Colby In the seventh
when he passed two men, following
which Williams, who had gone to
bat in place of Dysart, drove the
ball to deep center field and two
runs were scored, putting Bowdoin
in the lead. Another run was made
by the White in the eighth on hits
by Mclaughlin and MCGOWAN and
it looked as though Bowdoin had
the game won.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15
COburn Second
String Playing
AT WinslOw Today

especial to the Kennebec JournaD
"aterville, May 1.-THE Coburn
nseohd baseball team will play the
A. ~Aisiow High School baseball out
H., .olnorrow morning on Libbey
bo eW at y o'clock. The local prep.
~ ss nave been going in real style
S;., are out to continue against the
~ s4 school lads. Either LaChance
~ Lefieur will do the hurting for
she scrubs and both boys have been
ana ANN some real ability thus far
tb, u should turn back the visitors
I, S morning. On the first stack
nv sieneid. second base Averka, short
viii wiz fritchard and the hot corner
I'M. oe held down by Hutchinson.
so,s nneld combination has been
e eS,as In fast clip and have been
fnss, l the first string men a hard
Sa asie Tor there positions. The out
lisn, VIII be taken care of by Will
tos,as Wlimot and Daggett. Mar
tba Ai or Marsters will probably do
eatching for the seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Some sweet battles should result
at the Maine Intercollegiate today
with several stars of note entered
and stacked against each other in
several events. The battle between
Maine and Bowdoin for first place
should be a hard one with the team
that gets the breaks winning.
George Mittlesdorf, Colby sprinter
and Sansone, another Colby product
should shine for the Waterville in
stitution but their efforts will not be
quite enough to place Colby in the
running. Mittlesdorf will of course
make great showing In the sprints
and several fans have named San
some to beat Wills of Bates in the
$50. This pair win also meet in the
mile run.
Cony and Hallowell meet today in
The Red and White
should show well in this game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15
P|RATE-R0b|N GAME
HALTED BY Rain

Pittsburgh. May 14.-P)-Pitts-
burgh and Brooklyn tied in seven
inning game here today. to s.. rain
stopping the contest in the eighth IN
ming. Brooklyn had taken one run
lead in their half, but the Pirates
had the bases loaded with one out
when rain stopped hostilities. After
a half hour wait the game was called
off. the score reverting to the
seventh inning. Score:
Brooklyn .....2 % 80
Pittsburgh 30 1 0 0 0 1-5-1O-t
Barnes, Ehrhardt and O'Neil; 1de.
Sheehan, Songer and Smith.
Providence, r. l., May IA Up =
John S. Collier, a freshman at Brown
University and son of Professor me
odore Collier head of the Brown his
tory department, broke the Brown
record of II years standing for the
12O yard high hurdles here today In
a meet with st. Johns Preparatory
School. Collier won the event In
Is 3-5 seconds, a fifth of second
faster than the previous mark es-
tabiished by Johnny Mayhem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15

Wills will have as much fun with
Dempsey as Jack johnson did with
poor old Jeffries back in 1910. Others
agree that. if they met in some alley,
where Wills coaid get by with his
holding and hitting tactics, the steve
dore would enjoy the party far more
if they ever met in the ring, Jack
would have all the fun.
It's really a crime to add TO the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15
RARE CRASHES HIS
nth AND YANKS WIN

New York, May 14.-(P)-Babe
Ruth's eleventh home run of the sea-
son in the first inning with Gehr1g
on base gave the Yanks a to vic
tory over Cleveland today for clean
sweep of the three game series. Lev
sen, right handler from Iowa, held
the New Workers. to two hits, Ruth's
smash and single by Collins in the
second. 1t was the lowest number
Of hits the Yanks have made in any
game this year.
Ruths homer was the 320th Of his II
years career in the majors, and fell
on the anniversary of his 18th homer
Of the 1921 record year when he
made 50 circuit blows. However. or
May IA, 1921, the Yanks had played
but % games. while this year they
have completed 81. Score:
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1-6-0
New York . 0 0 0 0 0 0 x-22-0
Levsen and L. Sewell; Thomas and
Collins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15
GIANTS TURNED
BACK BY REDS, Ga

Cincinnati, May 14.-(P)-After
New York tied the score in the sixth,
Cincinnati in the same inning took
two run lead to win today's to 4.
Rixey was hit hard during the first
five and part of the sixth inning.
but Jake May who relieved him did
not allow a single hit during the re-
mainder of the game. Greenfield was
taken out of the box by McGraw in
the fifth. Lindstrom starred at bat
for the visitors, collecting a single,
double and triple IN rve times at
bat. Score:
New York 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0--4-9-2
Cincinnati % 0 2 0 2 0 Kill
Greenfield, Davies and Snyder;
Rixey, May and Hargrave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15

millions of meaningless words that
haye already been written about that
wili-o'-the-wisp of the sport world,
Dempsey.-WiIls match. They're either
never going to fight, which doesn't
mean anything, or they are going to
fight, which means about as little, for
each is we'll past his prime, and the
combined opponents of both fighters
since 1919, would scarcely provide
Jim Jeffries with an evenings work.
out. Can you imagine Carpenter
rocking Jeffries back on his heels, or
Firpo push punching the mighty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15
BOWDOIN AND
maine NEARLY ON
EVEN TERMS TODAY
Special to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to kenneDeC JOurnaI)
BrunswickN NAV 14.-If compara-
t;,,o .,no. ho,ot.s 80 s,.4onoa.
',is' nee'e anu "io
anything IN the Maine lntercoiieg-
rate meet py WnIcn 10 Judge. BOW
9oin ana Maine should each WIN
lour events Bates three, Colpy =
Win Two events remaining a toss up.
Inls is pased on the results OF lhe
various uual meets heluS curing the
past three weeks between Bates ana
New hampshire, MAINE ana new
hampshire Colpy ana M. 1. 1" ana
Dowuoln ana Brown.
bowooln appears strongest In the
nuroies, oasnes, hlgh Jump. dlscus'
ana manner. Except Tor the nun
Ileo, Two twenty, ana quarter, the
ROAR sears are weak IN the running
events. Despite the htth Oh a second
pet.e rune mace py Baker II Bates
Ia tne Two twenty M!ttesuorI or Col
py Is neaVy laVorite 10 win potn
uashes. Sansome ana Br1do IN the
mile mile ana nan, and seVeryNl IN the
proau Jump appear 70 De Colby $
only oIner men VINO are sure Oh sc9r-
ing u; Ra.es mas a group Oh men, leo
ny Wins VINO >snouiu De aple 10
9coIe neaVlly III the Instance events.
III duultioI 10 lHeIn hoWe IS seher-
any CONSIDERED sure point winner
IN tne proau jump, WINE Costeiio IN
tne nurules ana hisn jump ana pa
ger IN. .he JaVelln should SVEN the
s4eal VI Ihe LeMis1on coi,esiahs.
Maine WI cohle 10 pluas"ick laore
VI less VI uarh horse Aienousn
pIotesling her weahness. Maine is
eohsloeted py bowoom lohowerS as
p Man, tne e,oSese M rIoals Oh tne oacn
MAGE pupils. maine is seVereiy
IanaIcapped Dy tne loss OF Charile
IaniiI IN the sprlhts, put IN spite OF
.nls mas Wen paidhceu team. no
one VIII uehy 1opson nrst IN the
pole vault Mhue Emery appears d
i t,a,r pIace winner MI III Tue Ja'eiiIi. anu
barroWes and thompson shoulo
salner IN NUMBER Oh points IN tne
T aier anu ';, sIot n rie 'W v;,, ..ii as
1aylor IS nKely 70 give wins OF
Da.es naro Sattie LOT Irsl nonors'
h nee OF state stars:
lVo yard oasn, batesnho"e, sec
Gnu 20 ~; Coipy-Mi ~ "a
6oWuoiil- -noslroni, ~. Maiiie-
Do nao seeoiu 70 III
ond - ag9 das rn,h Ile9Wahe,
RounsVlile, second 10 ZZ;o.
44O Sard run-bates, BAKER ola
Soioy-bdker, secohu 10 ol'o. DOW
eoln- laroeli' OLD. MAINE orter'
90; oco ,D,ua %,
Soo yaro run bates-Wla 80
Solps--sSaIsonle, second 70 i,os'
RoWuolil-r aiming, seeohu 10 -'o'l'
r I'm ,.,, 100,
Mile run: Bates-WllIs. 4.S1l
Goie!-saissone 4''2; no"aon. =
Fostsr' 90. Maine-f1iiihiah' ora y
~.
Two mile run: Bates-Ward sec-
oho 10 s:4S'z. ColDy-N0 pace; w0e
: IN ~ ~. boNuoi ns "a ~ 60
name seconu 70 s. .o,;a -
| Hlgn hurdles; ates.CosIello; -
l. oiny--NewhaH, lo'a; Dowuoiii
| Llttieilelo, lo'4' MailierILue ~.
| Low hufdles: batesEFisn secon q
F; 70 zo'3. boMuolh-hlt.ieleia 70
Maine-CnailoieI secoiu 70 20. o
! Hlgh Jump: ba'es-oosIello. o O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15
BOWD0IN WILL WIN
COLLEGE MEET BY
) FORECAST MACEE

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Brunswick, Me-, May IA big
rally was held at Memorial Hall this
evening in anticipation of the Maine
intercollegiate Track Meet to be
held on Whittier Field. tomorrow.
John J. Magee, the Bowdoin Track
coach was the principal speaker and
predicted that the meet would be
the closest in many years. He
picked Bowdoin to win by a five
point margin,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15
BROWNS POUND OUT
WIN over SENATORS

Washington, May 14.-(P)-St.
LOUIS pounded Washington's pitchers
quay TO win the fourth game of the
selies ~ to Z. CASTOR was hit equally
"a. .aiu and he issued seven passes but
he Browns managed to keep in
nvn., William hit HOMER in the
s S.l inning. Score:
~ ~ Louis 0 0 00J3 0 Q 1-10-14-1
"csn ....2 0 0 O 0 3 2 O. 7-14-2
~ uaston and Dixon. Ferguson, Og-
Neii' Kelly, Marberry and Ruel.
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MACkS OVERHAUL
AND BEAT CHISOX, 6-5

Philadelphia, May 14.-(P)-A
three run rally in the ninth inning
today enabled the Athletics to over
come run lead and take the final
game Of the series with Chicago, 6
10 5. The White SoX scored 5 runs
IN the first 2 innings off Heimach
and Walberg but Joe Pate blanked
them owe rthe balance of the game
with four scattered singles. Con-
molly, who relieved Thurston in the
seventh inning. was pounded for five
nits In the ninth. Score:
Chicago III 400 90 0 0-5->9-2
Phila 80 O01 O q n 3-6-15-1
Ihurston, Connolly and Grouse.
Schalk; Heimach, Walberg. Pate and
Perkins, Fox.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15

Two base hits-Gehringer. Cobb,
uanush. O'Rourke. Bratche, Castor.
Three base hits-Manush. Whitehill,
Flagstead. Stolen bases-O'Rourke
. Manush, Cobb Neun. Sacrifices
Gehringer. Wingo, Cobb, O'Rourke.
LETT on base-Detroit s; Boston s.
Bass on balls-off Whitehill 3; off
Lundgren 8; off Weller /. Struck
out-by Whitehill Z; by Lundgren
Z Hits off Lundgren Z in Z: Waller
4 In 2. Hit by pitcher-by Lund-
rren (O'Rourke). Losing pitcher
1undgren. Umpires-Nallin. Gels
d and Connolly. Time-2:Ol.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15
Srbng Stock Several Noche In Heavyweight Division
RED SOX PULL TRIPLEPLAY
BUT TIGERS REGIS Ter, 8 TOT

BOSTON, May 14.-R)-Detroit
u,.de It two out of three In the
current series with Boston by de-
t..tinr the Red Sox here today 8
~ Heavy hitting and five stolen
hsses aided the visitors in piling
up their total.
In the third inning. with Gehring-
:, IN second and Wingo on first,
p,omey caught Cobb's liner, touched
,Se bag and threw to Todt to COM
a,ste a triple ilay. The score:
DETROIT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15

boilermaker out of the ring? And do
you think that the man who knocked
out Fitzsimmons and Corbett twice
each and Rubin once, and whS beat
Tom Sharkey twice and Joe Choynski
and Peter jackson, would stoop to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15
New England League Standing

Games Today
Portland at Manchester.
Lewiston at Lynn.
Lawrence at Lowell.
Nashua at Haverhill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15

At Hanover. N. H.: Dartmouth s;
Pennsylvania 8.
At Brunswick, Me.a Colby 8; Bow
doin 5.
At Lewiston: University of Maine
8: Bates q.
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II COLTS READY
FOR KENTUCKY DERBY

Louisville, KY. May 14.-P)-
Keyed to the highest pitch, packed
to overfiowing with thousands of
visitors from all sections of the land,
Louisville tonight awaited tomor-
rows dawn and the post time for
the 52nd renewal of the Kentucky
Derby for which II of the finest
three year old colts in the nation
have been entered.
Colonel E. r. Bradley of Lexing-
ton is the only one who will start
more than one colt in the classic.
He has named three and his entry
shares with w. r. Goes Pompey in
the favoritism Of the crowd. Pom
pey has more hackers and the odds
are little shorter than on the Brad
ley entry that Is headed by the ace,
Bubbling Over. Baggenbaggage and
Boot to Boot, the pair running one
two in the Louisiana derby, COM
prise the remainder of the Bradley
entry.
Tonight a throng milled. crowded
into theatres, gathered in knots
about the hotel Hobbies to swap in
formation and discuss relative mer-
it's and chances of the thorough
breds that at 40 tomorrow after
noon face the barrier in the turf
classic at historic Churchill Downs.
Many of those who walked the
streets were faced with the posi-
bility of spending the night on the
streets or in the parks, for early in
the day, the hotels and rooming
houses were filed despite increased
prices
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15
COLLEGE BASEBALL

At New York: Columbia 8; New
York University l.
At Middlebury, Vt: Tufts A Mid
dlebury 2.
At New Haven, Conn: catholic
University 0; Yale /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15

W. q ECSCIil IoSbS
of Golfers Weekly
Harry Wills, in an
interview by John
3. Kennedy, said,
"lf D . m p sey's
afraid of me, let
him say SO, and be
done with it. Or
maybe some day
we'll meet some
where when he
hasn't got a police
whistle, and I'll
have some fun"
There are many
people who think
that if these two
L.I $500 l. k
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SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 5, Pittsburgh SCALED in
9TH rain.
Cincinnati 6, New York q.
TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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ninth. III
M-Tierney ran for Smart IN
ninth and batted for Smarth in
ninth Second time up). - -
in ninth. Aiaiaer
Score by innings:
Colby Oo1 100 no.
Bowdoin oil ono 9Jo
-. I"o base hits, f. MCGOWAN. VIII
llams' Gray, Erickson. Stolen bases
Brlen, Urban, Gray. Sacrifice hits
Frasen, Favorstrom, Dysart, F. Nc,
Gowan Base on balls, by Trainer
T. by Heal 2, by Gray 1. Struck out
by Trainer 4, by Gray s. Double
plays LORD to Deblois to McLaugh-
lin. Passed ball, Keith. Hit by
pitched ball, by Trainer Urban) !.
Time. two hours II Minis. Umpire,
Squanto Wilson.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
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slaughtering such innocents as Billy
Miske, Bill Brennan, Fred Fulton, Bill
Tate, Kid Norfolk, Tut jackson, HON.
err Smith, John Lester johnson, Floyd
Johnson, and Charley Weinert? If you
do. back up and think again.
What pity that Dempsey didn't
keep his word to be a "Fighting
Champion" What battle he and
Wills would have put up in 1920! But
cheer up, it really looks as though the
"Manassa Man-M auier" Chat was) is
actually going to be seen in the ring
again, and that's step nearer to get
ting new champion than we have
been for three years. And what the
heavyweight division needs more than
anything else is a new champion
even if it's a gorilla.
Gorilias at least never carry police
WHISTLES.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia 6, Chicago 5.
St. Louis 10, Washington z.
Detroit s, Boston /.
New York 2, Cleveland I.
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COLLEGE TRACK
At Amherst. Mass: wssieyan &C.:
Amherst S..
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EASTERN LEAGUE

New Haven s; Springfield 4.
Albany Bridgeport, postponed, wet
grounds.
Providence-H Hartford, rain.
Waterbury 3; Pittsfeld 5.
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FEC MURRAY SAYS

Tgers apt TO vver in for 1926 pennanNews heading
1t all depends F. O. L., Detroit, Obj Detroit.
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N: E. League
AT LOWELL

AT LOWELL
Lewiston .......6 10 1
Lowell ..............0 )
Kiosek and Tryon; Murray and
Duncan.
AT LAWRENCE
.......:' 3
Id WIeuC0
Fisher and Sullivan; kruez and
T. Tyler.
AT NASHUA, \. H.
1oGlldllu - ~
NASHUA " ~ L
Bodner. Murphy and Moore; Nc
Donald and Dunn.
AT HANERHILL
Lynn . Il 9
Haverhill .........S 9 3
Schmidt, Van Brunt and Hogan;
Boyles, Fisher, Steinhilber and Fla
herty.
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SUNDAYS GAMES
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
Boston at Detroit.
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COLLEGE TENNIS

At Amherst Mass: Wesleyan 4
Amherst 2.
At Lewiston: Bates q; Colby 2.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus Toledo. postponed, rain.
Only one game scheduled.
, 1926-05-15
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