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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
Strong Field Golfers
At Newport Sept. 4

Newport, r. l., Aug. 21.-tP)-A
strong field of golfers will compete in
the gold mashie championship to be
played on September 4, and on
Ocean Links, the private course of T.
Suffern Taller here. The match is at
70 holes medal play.
Entries announced today include
Chick Evans of Chicago, former open
and amateur champion; Roland Mac
kenzie, medalist in this years amateur
tournament; Jesse Guilford of Boston
first winner of the gold mashie event
Richard A. Jones. Jr, of New York
John G. Anderson. champion OF
, France; Christopher ]. Dunphy
southern champion; Fred J. Wright
Jr., twice a member of the Walker
Cup team; D. Clarke Corkran. winner
of the 1928 gold mashie event; Francis
Ouimet, last years winner; and Max
Marston of Philadelphia, amateur
champion last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
Massachusetts
Man Wins Events at
Portland Gun Club

Portland, August 22-J. E. Sher-
man of West Boylston. Mass, emery
ed high gun man in yesterday morn
ing's event at the Portland Gun
Clubs two-day shoot, breaking 90
birds out of 100. He also captured
the long run record for the day,
smashing IS clay pigeons in row.
George y. Blanchard of Portland
was runner up to Mr.. Sherman. kill
ing 95, and G. l.. Osborn, Fridays
high man, was third with 81 "deads."
Among the professionals shooting in
the morning event Rupert I. Berry
was high man with SO.
In the afternoon shooting, a dou-
bles contest, each man shooting at so
pairs, G.. l.. Osborn of Brookline.
Mass, emerged winner with s.
breaks. William Folwartschney cop
ped second place with an 81: and j.
F.. Sherman, the singles winner. was
third with 70. L. l.. Lane of Chester,
Vt, was fourth in this event with a
70.
In the class divisions of the morn
ing shoot, the money was divided be-
tween four contestants. all of which
broke % in Glass A. In Class B, Will
liam Folwartschney copied with a
80; and in Glass C, Willis NJ, Whitney
of Hartford, Conn, was high man
with an SO.
r. f. MaXcey of Portland was right
behind J. Z. Sherman on the long run,
scoring 81 straight. James H. Whit
ney of Portland still remains long run
man of the two days shoot with a
rim Of "a scored Friday
Many visiting trapshooters from
Massachusetts and other New Eng
land states competed with the local
men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
LEGS SHAkY, WANTS
REST, REASON LEFT
| GIANTS, SAYS FRISCH

New York, Aug. 2e.-(P)-Captain
Frank Frisch of the New York Giants
who disappeared from his eliminates
without making known his intentions
in st. Louis yesterday, arrived in New
York late today and declared that his
reason for absenting himself from the
team was due to poor health which
was chiefly due to trouble with his
legs.
The Giants captain denied he left
the club because of disagreement with
Manager John McGraw and when told
of word from ST. Louis that he had
been suspended indefinitely he declined
to comment. He said he had not been
in communication with McGraw and
wanted to take a good rest.
When asked if he expected to return
to the Giants he hesitated and Their
replied: Some time"
II haven't been feeling well lately
and want to take good rest in order
to regain my health" said F'risch
MY legs have gone back on me and
I just couldn't go ahead. So l boarded
a train and arrived at my home here
this afternoon.
There's nothing else to it. I didn't
have any run-in with McGraw and
have nothing to say"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
Death of Farmer
Still a Mystery

Brattleboro, VT, Aug. 21-Authori-
ties Investigating the mysterious
death of Cyrus Ladell Wilder, Will
mington farmer. are more and more
convinced that the man met his death
by being struck by a motor car. In
their opinion. there is far more evil
donce to support that theory than
there is to uphold a murder theory.
Several farmers who were neigh
hors of Wilder stick to the belief that
the man was brutality assaulted with
a blunt axe or some similar weapon,
robbery being the motive, Edward c.
Brown, a detective assigned to the
case by Atty-Gen. J. Ward Carver Of
Barre, began his Investigations today
by making a complete inspection OF
the house and barn on the Wilder
farm.
States Attorney Arthur v. D. Piper
will hold an inquest at Wilmington,
Monday before Judge William r. Da-
ley of Brattleboro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
| RoUNDY CALLS
OUT VETERAN SQUAD
| SEPTEMBER IS

Waterville, Aug. 22.-The first rum
blings of the coming gridiron warfare
came yesterday in the form of mis-.
sive from Eddie Roundy. Colby College
football coach, who has been spending
the summer with Mrs. Roundy's PEG.
Pile in Farmville. Va. Active prepare
tions for the season are to start al
the State Y. NJ c. A. Camp near Win
throp. where the football squad viii
report for preliminary practice about
Sept. 10.
About 80 will take part in the train
ing, mostly members of last years
squad.
Letters concerning the plans have
already been sent to the following
Ends, R. S. Fotter E. F. Fielder, c. E
Callaghan, L. w. Mcdonald, NJ. A
Seekins, j. L. Washington; tackles. D
S. Heal, c. 1. Bagnall. A. j. Thiel. ]. S
Carlson; guards, U. c. Cowing, A. U
Peacock. w. r. Lombard, Charlie Cow
ing; centers, Capt. Tom O'Donnell, T
]. Caulfield, F. B. Dexter; quarter
backs, ]. n. Erickson, Lee Saucier
Charlie Flaherty; halfbacks, w. F. Nc
} Lean, Evan Johnson, V. P. Mathers
c. NJ. Giles; fullbacks, Dick Drum
mond, ]. E. Rogers and r. w. Scott.
Of the above, Seekins, Carlson
Charlie Cowing, Dexter, Giles an
Scott are from last years freshman
squad. Washington and Thiel ar
! transfers from New York Universit.
| and Bowdoin. respectively, and bot
| have satisfied the one-year residenc
rule to make them eligible. All tn
| others were either members Of tn
! 1925 varsity or reserve men who ha
| shown much promise.
| There is a possibility of few 9th
! ers enrolling at the camp as replace
| ments in case any of the above me
! may not attend. Four other promis
| ing players, Grady and Depew. half
backs: Mallen, an end; Boothby, fol-
| mer Westbrook High lineman, an
! members of last years frosh clever
will be unable to be present becaus
| of scholastic difficulties. They ma
be eligible to play later in the season
| but the camp membership is open onl
| to those of bonafide scholastic stand
| ing.
With number of veterans on han
for the start Of the season, Coac
{ Roundy appears to be we'll satisf1e
with the prospects for the comm
year. and hopes before the preliminar
seasoning is done to have a good lin
on his outfit for the year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
Mallory and Ryan
Battle Today for
WOman's Tennis Title

Forest Hills. n. Y. Aug. 21.-[P)--
Elizabeth Ryan of California, who
spent IL years of brilliant tennis ca
reer on the courts of Europe, stood at
the threshold of her first American
turf court championship tonight with
only Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
barring her way to the national crown
laid aside by Helen Wills.
The veteran player from the far
west passed the last obstacle in her
path to the title round today with a
decisive semi-final victory over her
Santa Monica rival, Mary K Browne,
6-1, 6-3. At the same time Mrs. NAL
lory, seven times holder of the cham
pionship, brushed aside her semi-final
opponent with an equally Impressive
triumph over Martha Bayard of Short
Hills, n. j., 6-3. Ga.
The seth playing Of the tournament
thus reached it's climax without an
upset. and the f1nalists will take their
positions on opposite sides of the net
here Monday afternoon with Miss
Ryan an outstanding favorite by vir-
tue Of her easy victories over both
Mrs. Mallory and Miss Wills in the
recent invitation tournament at Sea
Bright, N. ].
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
INDIANS SCALP
SENATORS TWICE

Washington. Aug. 22.-(P-Cleve-
land found Washington pitchers easy
today and the Indians took a double
header, 10 to and 6 to 0. Uhle held
the Senators in check in the first
game and Shaute shut them out with
four hits in the second. The scores
First game:
Cleveland 0 8 0 2 0 0 5 2-1o-16-1
Washington:
0010 0 0 0 / O. . "a
Uhle and L. Sewell; Reuther
Crowder and Tate.
Second game:
Cleveland 0102 0 2 0 I 0-6-14-1
Washington:
5000 0 0 0 o. 4-z
Shaute and l.. Sewell; Coyeleskie
Marberry and Tate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Lou Lambert of Portland is sched-
uled to meet Steve Travers at Bid
deford Tuesday night, providing that
the Portland police let Lambert take
on the bout. Lambert made his Sec
ond appearance in court within a
week Saturday and it is doubtful if
the Portland scrapper will be out of
the tolls of the law in time to make
his scheduled appearance in the
Biddeford arena tomorrow night.
This has been a turbulent week in
baseball in the big leagues, Rabbit
Meanwhile left the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers after he had been given his I'M
conditional release by Manager Rob-
inson and will probably play no more
baseball this season. The Rabbit
was one of the most colorful players
in the big leagues and the fans will
undoubtedly miss the aggressive
shortstop and second baseman.
First a player, then a captain, then
a manager, then a player and now a
a free agent, Meanwhile had one of
the stormiest careers of any player
who ever stayed under the big tent.
He played alongside of Johnny Evers
of the Boston Braves when that team
won the championship after a poor
start and won his reputation as one
of the best short fielders in the game.
His fights with taXicab drivers off
the field and his scraps while a
member of the Braves kept him in
the limelight most of the time and
his departure marks the exit of one
of the natural storm centers in the
National League.
Speaking of baseball and baseball
strategy, the best hidden ball trick
which we have ever heard of is one
described by Hughie Jennings re-
Gently. The time that the trick
thrived was when Brodie and the
rest of the old timers were playing
for the far famed Baltimore Orioles.
Each day that an opponent visited
town. the Baltimore outfielders took
several balls and planted them out
in the grass before each inning.
When an opponent hit a liner into
one Of the fields a Baltimore out
fielder ran out in the general direc
ton of the ball, picked up one Of the
planted balls and threw to second
WileJe tleE caught tle lulliler Hihe
times out of ten.
One day, however, a visitor poked
a hit out into center field. The right
fielder ran out, picked up a planted
ball and threw to second. The UNI
pire called the runner out, but
Brodie, the center fielder, in a fit OF
absent Kindness, kept on running
and picked the legal ball. which he
also threw into second. An investi-
cation followed and another bit OF
baseball strategy exploded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
|'ambN.t-
n BiddefOrd Bout

(Blddeford, Aug. 21-Ben Stern, the
I'W boxing promoter in the local
su' Is to stage his second show at
aspect Park Tuesday evening. In
main bout he is to offer Lou
loert of Portland against Steve
AYERS of this city, over the six
ma route. These two have met
some rugged battles in the past.
III tne semi final Young Brown Of
city will meet Billy Croft of
rtiand, the Canadian war veteran.
attractive preliminary bouts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
DODGERS BLOW UP
and CUBS WIN, 80

Chicago. Aug. 22-R)-The Brook
lyn defence went to pieces In the
eighth inning today and Chicago
scored three runs to shut out the
visitors 8 to in the final game OF
the series which was pitching duei
between Bush and McWeeny. me
visitors contributed three errors III
the eighth which. with a base on
halls and two hits Melted three runs.
Score: i,
Chicago o 0 0 0 0 0 3 x-3-7-0
McWeeny and Hargreaves; Bush
and Hartnett.
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Champion Girl
Swimmer on Way
Back to Yankeeland

Cherbourg. France, Aug. 21-tP)-
Gertrude Ederle, conquerer of the
English Channel, was the whole show
here today as she boarded the Ben
engaria and sailed for home. She
was in a merry mood, the cynosure
for all eyes as she mingled with the
LOO first class passengers who are
going home with her to New York.
All the way down from Cherbours
on the boat train from Paris, tourists
swarmed through the corridors of the
swaying express train to get d
glimpse of the American girl who
had swan the English Channel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
MACKMEN VICTORS
over WHITE SOX IN
SUNDAY GAME, PHILA.

Philadelphia. Aug. 22.-(Pl-The
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the
Chicago White Sox here today 3 to ?
In the first major league Sunday base
ball game ever played in Philadelphia.
The field was wet and light rain fell
during most of the game. Lefty
Groves struck out seven. The Ath-
letics scored all their runs off Ed
wards. The score:
Chicago ..0 600 600 110-2-s0
Philadelphia ..... 900 102 00x-3-5-0
Edwards, Connally and Schalk;
Graves and Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
Andrews Touched
For Dozen Safeties,
|Waterville Wins

y Winthrop, Aug. 22.-The Winthrop
dali team met its first defeat of the
feason Saturday when the Water
tille team. touching Andrews for II
Pits, while Hapworth held Winthrop
10 5, won by score of S to 2. Hap
worth held the local team scoreless
fnd with only one hit for 8 innings.
etiring the team in l, >, order for
Four innings.
Andrews received Indifferent sup
port. In the fourth inning he retired
three men on strikes.
The score.
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Badger Effective
And Pittsfield COPS

fitIslleld Aug. 21-Pittsfeld A. A.
created the International Paper
4 ompany team of Orono here today
! 10 D. Gonya started in the box for
lie paper makers and went strong
the first three innings but in the
1.h inning the locals staged a
erig rally that Melted seven runs.
eduWeH, who relieved Gonya, had
runs scored off his delivery in
MIN inning but held the locals
'e,eSS the remainder of the game.
ndaeef allowed only three hits and
uck out seven. errors being re-
"Islple for the visitors runs. The
a. team completed three double
t2s and crashed out a total of Is
US one circuit clout by Peasley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
Struck by Car
Thrown 80 Feet

York, Aug. 21.-Lewis Gerrerio of
IS Livermore street. East Boston. is
at the York Hospital with a broken
collar bone. two fractured ribs and
other injuries, from being struck this
morning while at work on the State
road between York Corner and Cape
Neddick.
He was struck by a machine driven
by Frank S. Hill of Greenacre, Fla.
He was thrown fifty feet, it was said.
The driver of the car rushed him
to the hospital and reported the ac-
cident to the police. While no arrest
was made. an investigation is being
made. The headlights of the Florida
car were broken. The highway on
which the accident happened is the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
Japan Cleans
Up Davis Matches

Montreal, Aug. 21.-[P)-Japan
made a clean sweep of it's American
zone final round Davis cup matches
with Cuba by capturing the two con-
GLIDING singles contests today
Sekio Tawara, champion of Japan,
vanquished Rogelio Paris, Cuban
team captain. in the first match by
GO, 60, GO. Teizo Toba, substitute
ing for Takeiichi Harada, japanese
ace. in the concluding match of the
round defeated DIR. Vineente Banet,
Cuba. GO, GO, 60, in contest
marked by smashing tennis by both
players but with Toba winning on
greater steadiness.
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Mackmen and White Sox Successfully Defy Blue In Phla
CLANCY IS BIG
NOISE IN TOGUS
Twin OVER R0CkLAND

r.,rs Aug. 22-In pitchers bat
!, sunday Clancy had the best of
" '. .rsument over Lacey and Togus
-, aver Rockland, to 8. 1t was an
..,lent game and many spectacular
~, pleased the fans. Murphy play
. !, /. GOOD game in center, Small made
|. wonderful play on a fast grounder
setting his man. Clancy helped
:. .,.h a double and a home run and
y, Reaudoin hit for 1000. For the
TORS Campbell made a fine catch
- ro,e Reed and Wotton played a
sns game.
,.rcv was passed. MCGOWAN and
...rdo;n singled and Clancy and Nc
S. scored on the double of Kiley,
uvs hs and Beaudoin scored on the
su Reed to right center. They
D. .ro more in the seventh when
g ~" was passed. Placement sacri-
sasi Murphy was thrown out by
I III and Clancy drove the ball to
:..n center for home run.
OI Tbs visitors scored their first when
ri. doubled to right, Weston was
low. s~r out by Placement and Camp
Uni Nv Ziley. Cole scoring. A fly to
C SSn ~ retired Mascaidri. In the
.. ,rs they got two more when
S.r, T hit. to right. Masciadri
..r amrd to first, Reed hit, scoring
s.n1nbell Wotton was thrown out
sr Kilev. Lacey hit to right scoring
Reed, Chamard hit to Small who
for Lacey but butt, Pa me9 emit d GIop
~ MCGOWAN. The visitors made
hard fight in the ninth but resulted
= Reed being out Small to Meow
~ Aube batting for Wotton was
aasced Lacey doubled to left, and
rbamard and Underhill famed.
/. The score:
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Richards and Hunter
Win Tennis Trophy

Chicago, Aug. 22.-P1-Vincent
Richards and Francis Hunter won
the United States inter-sectional
team trophy championship for the
New York Lawn Tennis Association
today by defeating the title Defend
ing Western Association team of
George Lofts, Jr., and Lucien Will
liams in two hard fought sets.
Richards defeated Lott 6-3 60,
80, 81, and Hunter upset Williams
20, TO, TO, 6-1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
Dundee Fought
French Boxer with
Arm Fractured

New York, Aug. 21.-Johnny Dun
dee, veteran of IL years of ring serv-
ice, suffered a broken right arm just
below the elbow in the third round
of his ten round contest with Fred
Bretonnel, the French featherweight,
at Ebbets Field last night.
The fracture was revealed by an
x-ray examination today. Dundee's
physician said he would be unable to
box for two months.
Dundee was forced to cancel a
match for the junior lightweight
championship with Tod Morgan, the
title holder, at San Francisco, Sept Z.
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Dempsey's Car
Seized by Sheriff
For Jack Kearns

Saratoga Springs, N. Y, Aus. 21.-
P)-When Jack Dempsey departs
from his training camp at Luther's,
near Saratoga Lake, tomorrow night,
for his new quarters in Atlantic City.
the heavyweight champion will leave
his cream-colored automobile of an
expensive make behind.
The car was seized by deputy sher-
if this afternoon under writ of at
tachment in Jack Kearns S333,2S3 suit
against tie champion.
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CARDS WIN; AGAIN
CLOSE TO PIRATES

st. Louis, Aug. 22.-P)-The st.
Louis Cardinals today won their eight n
consecutive victory and advanced to
within a fraction of percentage
point of the league leadership when
they took the third of the series from ron,
the New York Giants to 2: Giants,
errors accounted for the Cardinal runs
with the exception of home run py
Bell The score:
=. a,,is .1o2 600 01x-4-7-0
Barnes. Scott and Florence; Halnes
and O'Farrell.
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TOWNSEND ENTRY
WINS GOLD CUP AT
PORT WASHINGTON

Port Washington, n. Y, Aug. III
(P)-Greenwich Folly. owned and driv-
en- by George H. Townsend, Indian
Harbor Yacht Club Greenwich, Conn,
today won the gold cup, outstanding
trophy of speed boat racing, by amass-
ing total of 97S points in the three
30-mile heats of the feature events of
the regatta here.
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DODGERS Give
BLUE TICKET TO
FAMOUS RABBIT

Chicago. Aug. 21.-[P)-Rabbit Ma
ranville. veteran infelder, has been
Internationally released from the
Brooklyn National League club, &C
cording to an announcement today ny
Manager Wilbert Robinson. Maran-
Vile has returned to Brooklyn and
may play no more baseball this year.
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WEEKLY REVIEW

ing manufacturers in this field took
occasion to point out in their semi
annual reports that normal operations
were close at hand after a year or
more of uncertainty.
After a seasonal recession in auto
mobile sale and output in June BUSH
ness quickened perceptibly with the
introduction of new models early this
month and several companies reported
that operations were again hitting the
stride that marked the record spring
months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23

Alexandra Bay, Aug. 22.-LP)-It
may be Democratic luck, but while the
Coolidge supper got cold Saturday
night waiting for the late-returning
presidential party at White Pine
Camp, which reported at 745 p. NJ.
with total of eight fish, Mayor
Jimmy" Walker of New York yanked
eight black bass and several pickerel
out of the waters here alone and un-
aided and still had time left to dress
for dinner and dance at the Thousand
Isles Yacht Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

First game, Louisville 9; Minnea-
polls Z; second game, Louisville 8;
Minneapolis 4.
First game, Toledo 1; Milwaukee s;
second game, Toledo 8; Milwaukee 2.
First game, indianapolis s; st.
Paul a; second game, Indianapolis
Z; st. Paul 6.
First game, Columbus 3; Kansas
City 6; second game, Columbus 8;
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 6; Boston o.
New York 8; ST. Louis 1.
Philadelphia Detroit, rain.
Cleveland Washington, rain.
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Draws Suspension

st. Louis, Aug. 22.-(P)-Captain
frankie Frisch. truant second sacker
of the New York Giants, has been sus-
pended indefinitely, Manager John J.
McGraw announced this afternoon.
Frisch left the job yesterday without
permission.
THE indefinite suspension may last
a week or a month or a day." Nc
Graw said. ut all depends on develop
ments. Frisch always has been a well
behaved player. He has an excellent
record and this is the first time he has
ever done anything to draw a penalty
l do not intend to be harsh with him.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

First game, Rochester i; Reading
2. second game, Rochester 5; Read
ing 6. a. c,r.o,,se
6: second game, Baltimore q SYRIA
buffalo at Jersey City, postponed
rain. =
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Providence 1880; Waterbury Il
81.
Hartford OH; Springfield 1851.
First" game. Bridgeport 1890;
Pittsfeld 4;13;1. Second game,
Bridgeport 4;12;3; Pittsfield 3;11;2.
First game, Albany 6;7;1; New
Haven 5;12;2 second game, Albany
1881; New Haven 1872.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23

Meet the SeweIs of Alabama and Cleveland, one OF
the many pairs of brothers playing major league base
ball Joe and Luke Sewell however, unlike the MeuseIs
same team and Manager Iris Speaker is glad Of that
short-stop and fine catcher-enoueh delight the
heart of any manager.
Joe, being the most famous, we'll the Oldest
comes first. Good short stops VIGOROUSLY weak hit
tiers, but Joe bats consistently 300 and at this
writing is leading Wri sht and Bancroft, with
percentage around 1885, which happens to be his major
league for the prev six years. Joe got his
chance in 1920 when Ray Oh apman killed by
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N. E. League
Saturdays Results

Saturdays Results
Lewiston 3: Portland 2.
Lewiston Z: Portland 6.
Lynn 10; Salem 1.
Lynn 4; Salem 2.
Nashua 4; Haverhill 8.
Haverhill 9; Nashua 4.
Manchester 6; Lawren e s.