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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
raves to Start
NJ Spring Camp
.,, Next Friday

o' Feb. IL. - (AP) Inc
sos.'S mi begin their migration to
as', ]. petersburg, Fla. training
dr = ,.,t friday. Secretary Eddie
mp .asrounced today. Tho Prou-
eusy ~. ~. Of the Eastern League.
pc ~, s the control Of the Braves.
y a asa, ,r.in at St. Petersburg. and
.s.smolned parties OF the two
e' an b one Of the largest
y, aver taken South.
suao' =, Marty leaving Boston next
2. y, An include coaches. cfiiciais'
ddN W. W. correspondents and sever
hsvspaps. and these will be Joined
= pay,neton by groups from New
md the Capitol to- t a seSOna par
o 28. Dick Burrus. first
sDiu.,, has not yet signed q con-
assnn, n expected to report In
<sft ~ ,hs first team practice.
ns ~ training period at st. Peters
y, Iii end April l. ana the CLUB
.ns Tl' head for Jersey City. where
h WI !. seheduled for Sunday. Apr.
GAM 1s. complete schedule Of pre-
Hs.on washington: 8. New
ss'i Yankees: II, Yankees: Ii,
BerE Ion s.or at Tampa; Is, Yankees;
', w.w York Giants: IL. Yankees:
Ssu Js 20, st. Louis Americans
n.,uon Springs; %. Cleveland; "a,
b Is,rS at Lakeland; q, st. Louis
ls, .sissns: April 4. Jersey City at
.r city: 6, Baltimore at Boston
|! ''' ssshimore at Boston; 8, Red sox
P p.ston: 10, Red Sox at Boston;
I prcyidence at Providence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
Maine Bears Ready
For Spring Session
Baseball Training

University of Maine. Feb. 12.-
With the erection of the new net in
the Maine indoor field. track has
ceased to monopolize the occupants
of the immense building and Old Man
Baseball has decided to come out
from under cover and take an active
part in the proceedings.
Coach Fred Brice will not take
actual charge of the workouts of the
squad until the end of the basketball
season, about two weeks distant. But
in the meantime candidates will re-
port for the first time Monday to
BrNe ard lie will give them condi-
tioning work.
Maine has been handicapped by
the climate and has necessarily been
forced to make a late start in past
years. The new indoor field will en-
able the Orono ball tossers to get in
their early season ticks for the first
time in the history o. the college.
Season Looks Rosy
Chances for winning combination
under Brice this spring seem to be
very promising. With but four let
ter men. two of them regulars lost
through graduation, the situation
which confronted "Cuddy' Murphy
last year is reversed. For Brice must
fill the holes left vacant by Drew,
Stearns. shortstop, and George
Gruhn, catcher. whereas these two
were the only veterans to start the
season last year. al" Repscha, re-
serve portside finger. is the third
man lost by graduation. and Tim"
Lawry, extra outfielder, Is the
fourth.
With Captain Harold Hap Croz-
Ter, who pitched brilliant ball last
spring is his first year of varsity
baseball. and seven letter men, Coach
Brice has strong nucleus around
which to build his 1925 nine. Beside
last years veterans, the team will
be strengthened by the addition OF
pete" Perry. star twirler on the 1924
outfit, who was not in college last
year but is all set for big season
this spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
Bates and Colby
To Fight 1t Out
This Afternoon

Especial to the Kennebec JourpaD
Waterville. Feb. l4-Bates and
Colby will fight 1t out tor second
place In the Maine intercollegiate
hockey race on the Colby rink to.
morrow afternoon. Both teams have
been defeated nv Bowdoin and 40 no
title Is at stake. This Is the first
time that these two teams have met
this season. but by comparative
scores the Bates Bobcats seem to have
the edge. The Colby team have yet
to annex their first win this season
while the Bates aggregation have
added several scalps to their belt,
Fagerstrom. the Colby goaiie, had an
off day against Bowdoin for at least
two goals slipped by him that he
would have stopped had he been in
form. The poor condition of the ice
also was factor in Colby's defeat
as the forward line could not seem to
hit its stride. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
tanks Wills Above
|llghty Lenglen

Nm. aes. France. Feb. 13.-(AP)--
NS.1c osette St. Omer Roy. a petite
n NJ ~. woman ranking among the first
s,sis Of France. who was defeat
A" nelen Wills, the American cham
idr. possesses the strongest forehand
Ar . ~ any woman tennis player Of
M Suatfy excepting Mile. Billout.
sr.. e met Suzanne Lengisn several
sh sau always lost. but managed to
shans, lev games from the mighty
rhancas 90 you think Of the respective
nrr.sn,oi Suzanne and Helen?" the
ssksS1 psUnoent of the Associated Press
h.r sf. aet while her father consoled
Mr. H.ter her defeat.
h hss Cosette demurred and looked
|aeti. 1ather, who said in a gruff, pa
|aaas way: Go on. tell the American
via. .a Cosette swallowed hard and
|trn h.n 40 player in the world can re-
II ths a MT 80 hard in the corners
mi, ,, Sourt. have played Suzanne
a,aissst =, but have never felt the
N bsf ss Iin,ieriority / experienced to-
's Miss Wills"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
White Sox Cling
To Substantial Lead
In Mercantile League

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
skowhegan, Feb. 14-There has
tm no material change In the Mer-
antile League during the p st week.
The White Sox are in the lead at
lfesent owing to their phenominal
Nwlng, with the Giants their near
|M neighbors. The silver cups,
which are the last word in Gesign,
VIII arrive shortly and will be placed
On exhibition.
The league Is already making
~ for the banquet at the close OF
az schedule and 1t Is very probable
VA! this affair will be held in Port
ano this year if satisfactory ar
nnsements can be made. The week.
Y sanding Of the league is as fol-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
AUBURN ny" GIRLS
TO INVADE CAPITAL
CITY WEDNESDAY /.

The clever sextette representing
the. Auburn z. M. C. A. will fplay
the locsi Y. M. c. A. girls team In
the 2 gymnasium Wednesday eve
ming at 7.30. The visitors have won
most Of the games played this win
ter and are confident of taking the
locals over on their own floor. The
Augusta team will be selected from
the following promising candidates:
Leuchter, Washburn, Beane. A. and
@. Hanks. Bunker, Batchelder, Lee
and Curran.
The local team has been practic-
ing for this game ever since last
Thursday and should give the visit
ors royal battle. The visitors will
be guests at the Red Triangle week.
ly supper during their stay here. A
return game with Auburn will be
played later In the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
ny" BASKETBALL
TOURNEY SLATED
FOR MARCH 10Th

The Augusta Y. M. c. A. physical
department has mapped out an am
bilious schedule for the next two
months in addition to the regular
classes. A meeting Of the Maine
Physical Directors Society will be
held at the Augusta x. NJ. C. A. Sat-
urday morning, Feb. 20. A volley
ball tournament in which teams
from Augusta. Auburn, Bath, Bangor
and Portland will compete will be
held at Auburn, February 20.
On March 20 the annual Y. M,
G. A. basket ball tournament for
the championship OF the State will
be held in this city. The playoff will
take place in the afternoon with the
final game at night. This Is now an
annual affair, the tourney being held
at Auburn last year. Augusta, elm.
mated by Bangor In the first and
runners up last year for the honors,
intends to make strong bid for the
honors this year and has some prom
islng material around which to
build a promising quintet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
South Portland
Grabs Thrilling
Game from Crimson

Bangor, Feb. 13.-(AP)-By stag
ing a wonderful comeback, the I'M
defeated South Portland High team
overcame an early Bangor lead and
nosed out the Crimson 20 to Is here
tonight. The game was hard fought
and kept the largest crowd of the
season on edge throughout.
Bangor jumped into the lead at the
start of the game and led at the end
of the first period s to 4. Lord. right
guard on the South Portland team,
was hurt early in the period and
forced to leave the game. The Capers
lost many opportunities to add to
their total. on account of their weak
ness in foul shooting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
Wallop Elm
Eity Girls by Score
milo Saturday

South Portland. Feb. l4.-south
I,,,tlsnd's scrappy basketball sextet
I.s,aiued sweet revenge on an tnvad-
= Wateryille crew yesterday after
-, At the Capers gym. when in one
~ fastest girls games of the sea-
Y, thew turned back the Wateryille
Posemarie Vaughan led the attack
\ tbe Caper girls, and was high
,,i,t scorer. scoring IA points. Sun
= erickson, though not starring on
sstets, took all the honors In the
|snl shooting line, ringing four foul
'sots in the second half. DeLisle of
Il invading outfit won 8 of her
ssm's ten points, with four baskets
I. !, her credit. In addition to her stel-
IN work, Reynolds and Brown both
n creditable floor work. though
ISsv could not compare to the eff
Itisnt guarding of Shea. Lailer and
Inptain Wiley of the home team.
/ Tha Carerettes showed some OF the
|,,r,st teamwork and accurate pass
N N their season, and outclassed
bsjr Waterville rivals in the tactics
/ h the game, though not in fighting
md spirit. The invading lassies
Ihueht all the way, but were unable
m keen up with more polished play
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
Charlie Major Out
To Win High Jump
Portland Tonight
Especial to the Kennebec JournaD

especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Waterville, Feb. 14-Charles Major
the Coburn premier jumper, who won
the B. A. A. meet last week in Bos-
ton. will try to repeat tomorrow
night at the Portland Legion meet.
He Will be accompanied by Brainard
Hardy. the Coburn star runner, who
VIII run In the 1000 yard and is ex-
pected to turn the trick. both of these
boys will leave the school this morn
ing for Portland with Coach Raw
Haines. This will be Majors last
jump for the present and it is expect
ed he will take a rest until spring
when he will start training again for
his meets. Hardy is in the best Of
trim and the lad has been training
for many VIZ IS and the school is
confident that both boys will bring
home the bacon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
Belfast Grabbed
Easy Victory from
Hartland HoOpsters
Especial to Kennebec Journal

(Speclal 70 kennepec JOurnalJ
Belfast, Feb. 14-Crosby High had
little trouble in winning the game
with Hartland Academy in Belfast
Thursday night and will play re-
turn game in Hartland on the 26th.
Macomber Of Colby who refereed the
Belfast game will again officiate. The
score here was "a to II and the Bel
fast men, playing their first game In
three weeks showed the effects of
the lay-off, caused by the impossible
roads, and it was rather slow. Two
subs were also put in. Hartland is a
sluppy team and has defeated Gull
ford, Skowhegan. Corina Union
academy and gave NJ. G.. i. close
call and so the return game on the
26th is looked forward to with keen
interest and both teams Will go after
II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
BOwdOin Paints
Colby Puckmen
With SO Coat
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Waterville, Feb. 14-Bowdoin col
lege retained her grip on the Maine
intercollegiate hockey title Saturday
afternoon when the Brunswick col
legians defeated Colby by score of
5 to on the Colby rink. The game
was slow and embarrassing because
of the poor condition of the ice.
The best hockey of the game was
seen in the first period. There was
no scoring In this stanza due to the
excellent work of Berry and Eager
strom, the opposing goalies. After
this period the game turned into a
farce because the players could not
attain any speed due to the soft
playing surface.
In the second period Bowdoin
scored four times. A minute after
the opening of the second stanza,
Cutter made wild shot at the Colby
net and the puck rolled through
Fagerstrom's legs while he was on
all fours. In the last half of the
period Bowdoin registered three
times, two of them being of the fuke
variety. Cole pushed two past the
Colby net and Cutter sank another
on shot from the middle of the ice.
game, both teams fought like demons
to score. Peacock, Drummond and
MCGOWAN did some sensational work
for Colby, and Cutter and Cole did
some fine playing for Bowdoin.
In the final period, Gutter ended
the scoring for the afternoon when
he sent the rubber disk trickling
through Fagerstrom's legs for the
second time. The summary:
BOWDOIN go CO.. COLBY
Trayer, lw ........... lw, MCGOWAN
Cutter, .................c C. Gould
bucKner, rW .............. rW, MUIR
WIDEN, ID ........... Id. Drummond
Cole, I'd .............. I'd, Peacock
Berry, G ............. g, Fagerstrom
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Thayer,
Turner for Cutter, Forescythe for
Buckner.
Goal made by-2nd period, Cutter
CD unassisted. Cole ca unassisted;
Bird period, Cutter (D unassisted.
Referee - Jarvis, Augusta. Goal
umpires-JohnsOn. c. Macpherson.
Timers-Prof. e. Helie. Houser. Time
Three 15minute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
NOtre Dame Star
Sets New Record

Uraban, H.. Feb. 1S.-(AP)--PauI
J. Harrington of Indianapolis. star
pole vaulter of the Notre Dame track
team, this afternoon set new
worlds indoor intercollegiate record
of Is feet 1 1-S inches during dual
meet here between Illinois and Notre
Dame. which the Illinois won. SO 2-3
to "a 1-3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
Had Seen Its Results

She had studied all the modern
fads and was rather amused at ths
latest theory about kissing Doctors
said it was unhygienic and danger
Gus.
Finding herself alone with rather
silent youngman. she mistook his ST.
lence for shyness.
do you think kissing Is danger
ous?" she asked.
Terribly" he answered.
why? Whatever can it producer"
Marriage" he snapped.-Stray
Stories.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Bobby Jones, who suffered the
first knockout of his career against
Larry Walsh in Augusta City hall
not so long ago. is matched with
AL Chase of the same town for the
semi-final at the Arena, Tuesday
night. Jimmy Kid Rice of Port
land is meeting the sensational Irish
bantamweight champion, Leo Kelley,
in the main attraction. A good
bunch of preliminaries support the
two main bouts.
Up to the time that Larry Walsh
handed him the sleep potion, Bobby
Jones had engaged in "a fights and
had won IL of these by the same I'M
fortunate route which he took him
self. Jones is aching for a return
! match and Promoter Harry Sears is
angling for the services of the two
battlers for his next show at City
hall March 9Th.
Owing to the poor condition Of
the Cony rink Saturday afternoon
the hockey game between Cony
Hi IN school and Lewiston was call
ed off.
Cony High schools basket ball
squad. will journey to Bath, Wednes-
day night, to play the return game
with Morse High of that city. The
Morse fans have announced this -as
red letter night and expect to take
over Cony by good decisive mar
gin. However, if Morse uses the
same style of play which she relied
on in Augusta City hall it is doubt
ful IL Morse even wins. Cony has
met defeat, but once this year and
that in the Wateryille hall. Morse.
seemingly in the middle of slump
which losA them games with Ed
ward Little and Winslow in quick
succession. will have to show all it's
stuff to stay ahead Of the Red and
White. The game should be one
OF the feature affairs of the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
|Coburn Jumps
Into Lead with
Over Hebron

Hebron, Feb. 13-Coburn Classical
Institute basketball team defeated
IHebron academy here tonight, % to
E IN one Of the closest and fastest
|ames ever seen on the local court.
/ At the end of the first period, the
biz Green team was leading six TO
|three, and at the half-time mark, the
|vcore was 14-all. At the close OF the
third quarter, coburn led "a to Il.
lfhe summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
The Genius

Mrs. John Barrymore Michael
Strange-was praising Ibsen, whose
later work she admires.
'Ibsen," she said, wrote plays in
the intervals of stage managing from
the age of 20 on. But it was only
with Ghosts at the age of so. that
he won fame.
"A woman said to Ibsen on the pro-
duction of Ghosts:
what genius you arei"
'Ibsen turned to his wife.
"Ive worked 16 hours a day for
years." he said, and now they call
me a genius. '"-Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
Governor LangdOn
Wins Feature Event
OF Richmond Races

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.)
Richmond, Feb. 14.-Governor
Langdon with White up won the fea-
tture race of the afternoon on the
river here Saturday. In the second
class Silver Boy won after dropping
the first heat to Vassar G. A num-
Der of outside talent will enter the
races next Saturday. The summary:
CLASS A
Governor Langdon (White).." ! l
Mono Brine (Ludwig). ....... z
Time, 80; 80 IL.
CLASS B
Silver Boy (Dodge) ....... l !
Vassar c. (Allen). ......... i .
Time, 35, 35 cmfwy shrdlu cmfm
Time, So; So; 35.
Starter, Houdlette: timer. Bibber;
Judges, Turner, Rogers and Bibber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
Church League Standing
TOgus Grabs Hard
Battle from Capital
City Infantry Co.

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Togus. Feb. 1.-THE Home basket
BAH five won from the Headquarters
Co., seth In. Brigade of Augusta, here
Saturday evening, 33 to Is. The WISH
tors played we'll at times but the
place was new to them and they also
had hard luck in shooting missing
several good shots. The Home team
knew the floor, have played together
all winter. and were able to win cas-
ffv '>- ~~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
Rochester Races
Cut Because of
Drifted Roads

Rochester. n. H., Feb. 13.-Inabil-
ity Of out OF town horsemen to reach
this city owing to the drifted condi-
ton Of the highways, caused only
one race to be run off on the North
Main street speedway this afternoon.
The race was holly contested. Gideon
Rouix, with Carney G.. taking the
first heat in hot finish and after
dropping the second heat to Clipson,
came back strong and won the third
with Pete Pickard's Queen pressing
all the way up the course. The
Summary:
Carney c.. Big (Rouix) ...... 2 ]
Clipson BIN Derry ......... 2 3
Queen BIN (PickardD ....... 3 3
Time--35. IS Ia. 81.
Starter. George Brock. Judges Jos.
Lambert, On. G. K. Cobb and Lyle
Webster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
Madison Teams
Take Double Win
In Friday Contests
Especial to Kennebec JournaO


Madison, Feb. 13-Madison High
school basketball teams were the
winners in a double header at the
Madison High school gymnasium
Friday evening before an audience Of
about 800 fans.
The first game was between the
Madison High boys and the Oakland
High school team and resulted In a
victory Of 1S to 10 for the home team.
In the first half the visitors seem to
have slight advantage and the
score was to in favor of the Oak
| land. In the last half, however, the
boys overcame the ink which has
followed them for several games and
lineup was as follows:
MADISON OAKLAND
Gray IF ............ .lg Livingstone
Ouellette,
Edgerly If ...............rg Lenvalle
Paul Merrill
Niles .................. Gilbert
Rogers
Renter re- .................H O'Riley
Phil Merrill lS ............rf Blake
Coro Locke
Fled goals. Gray /. Edgerly 1. Phil
| Merrill 1, Niles 4, Renter /, Lenvale
9. O'Riey 1. Fouls. Ouellette I. Ed
gerry /. Phil Merrill /. Gilbert 4,
ORiley /. Blake /.
The second game was between the
Glrs' team from North Arson Acad-
envy, and MADISON High school girls.
and resulted In victory of 80 to IS
for the home team. Madison young
women started In with vim In the
beginning and at the end Of the first
half the score was II to in favor
of the home team. Miss Strang did
splendid work for the home team and
Miss Briggs did equally good work
for the visitors. The lineup was as
follows:
MADISON N. ANSON
Delaware RI .............. liz Noddin
Gree
Strong ................. re Smith
Blanchard
Ouellette SC ............... 81 Bailey
Cailant re ................n Cushing
Beaulier
HenosDee re ............ RI Briggs
Field goals. Delaware 8. Strang 10,
Briggs IL. Fouls. Delaware 5, Strang
3, Briggs 2, Gushing /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
BOWLING
Polar Bears Win

Especial to Kennebec Journal)
Waterville, Feb. 1.-THE Polar
Bears defeated the Cascades by o.
pins at the Elm City alleys Satur'
day afternoon in three string
match.
Mcintyre was high for the winning
team. with 116 for single and a to-
tai of 316. Neel was high man oil
the Cascades with single of 12t
and a total of 81.
Another game will be staged mex
Saturday at $50 P. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
Rumford Al, Livermors Falls 20

I.iyermore Falls, Feb. 1S.-Rumford
had rather an easy time defeating LlV-
ermore Falls here tonight. taking the
home team into camp by a score OF -
to 90. Bradbury was the star OF the
night, making II points from SIX hooi
goals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
Gardiner Takes
Hon0rs in Overtime
Hoop Tilt Saturday :

Close games featured the Church
League basketball league games at
the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium Satur-
day afternoon. the South Parish
Congregationalists just nosing out the
Penney Memorial team by a score of
1917 and the Gardiner Methodist
team winning from the Green Street
Methodists Of Augusta by q score Of
22-16.
The first game was close all the
way with Nelson of the. winners
showing the way with six baskets.
Baker Of the losers also went well
with four from the floor. In the Sec
ond game the Gardiner team gave
the Green Street aggregation the first
setbacl of the season in a fast game
requiring al overtime session to set.
tie the honcrs. The visitors dropped
in three from the floor and held their
opponents scoreless. The summary:
SO. PARISH CONGREGATIONAL
PENNEY MEMORIAL BAPTIST
nelson RI .................lb Stellar
Leaopetter IL ...........rb Sylvester
tyson ..... &C Titus
Del TO ...'.s.s....... IL Baker
Perkins ID ..............rfC Campbell
Bagley
Score-Congo 10, Bantfst IT. Goals
from floor. Baker 4. Nelson 6. Tyson,
Bell. Titus, Campbell.
Goals from fouls-Lea dbetter. Bell,
Titus 2. Campbell. Baker 2. Referee
Mahan. Scorer Nukolas. Timer
Fletcher. Time AS min. min. ex-
ira. Attendance.
HIGHLAND AVE. NJ r. GARDINER
GREEN STREET M. E.
henderson RI .........lb bennett r.
Clark
Lynch II ,rb Hurd
bennett r.
Blaisdell ............c bennett n.
Oopo ~ '.s' II Lyon
Score-Highland Avenue M. E.. 90.
Green Street 16. Goals from floor.
Hart 3, Lynch 8, Blaisdell 8. Berry
2, Henderson 2. bennett, Hurd.
Goals from fouls-Berry. Cobb,
bennett, Hurd, Hart 2. Referee Ma
han. Scorer Nukolas. Timer Fletcher.
Iime 4-s min, extra minutes. At.
tendance Is.
Church League Standing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
AUGUSTA HOCKEY
CLUB WhLLQPS
TOCUS lECION>TEAM
Especial to Kennebec Journal)


Togus, Feb. 1.-THE Augusta hoe
key team won from the Legion team
here Sunday 5 to 4 in a close and
hard fought game. No scores were
made in the first period and Jarvis
scored two in the second. In the
third Jarvis got one and two by
Cloutier and one by Logan tied the
score. 1t was decided to play a Ave
minute period and goals by Jarvis
and Logan again resulted in a tie.
In the next five Jarvis got the win
ming goal. a strong defence by Au-
gusta shutting out the home team.
Lister the Home goal tender stopped
eleven. The work of Hunt and Ivory
as defence was good.
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NeIeIte, CUTIdII.
Time, four 10-min. periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
TOGUS

rour tens; referee, Logan; umpire,
Naltman; timer, Pomerleau.