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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-26
COUPLE OF ROWS AS
raves BEAT REDS

rrc,nnati, July 25.-(P)-Bostor
-snt On a batting rampage today and
.,,t the last game of the series from
Trr,nnati, 5 to 4. The game was en-
srsned by two fist fights. In the
.sird inning, Pinelli and Arthur
Naivn who was coaching at third
I, tbe visitors, got into an argument
Nd exchanged blows. Players OF
18th teams gathered about the scene
y. VA the fight became general. City
, ,oce rushed on the field and restor-
/ 4 order Pinelu was put out OF the
pane. u.,ul a pic
,,ich collided as the former. ran m
u tho Mate. Picinich made WIG
sring 1t the runner but missed, ana
!, looked for a moment as though
festivities would be renewed. Instead
\ NJ following up the attack. however,
lpicjnich apologized. He was ordered
.nt N the game by the umpire.
neylIn was the chief sufferer. he
,eceired a split cheek and a badiy
bnlised eye at the hands OF Pineih.
y Substitute Outfielder Wilson OIL tne
!; raves. was arrested and taken TO
h1 Police charged that he struck
nsnector Kane during the first al
htsrcation. Score:
poston % . 81 0 2 0 0-S-l4- l
SrcinnaH o o 3 0 0 0 0-4-l0-l
Goldsmith and ]. Taylor; J. May
Lucas, Rixey and Picinich, HargraFe'
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INDIANS, HOME, COP
over BROWNS, IA

Cleveland, July 25.-(F)-clevss
land celebrated its home coming
from its successful eastern trip to.
day by defeating St Louis to I. st,
Louis scored all its runs off Smith,
Both Buckeye and Uhle proving eff
fective relief pitchers.
Buckeye did not allow a hit until
the eighth inning when Sister beat
out bunt and Williams walked.
Uhle took his place and struck out
three of the next six men to face
him. Score:
st. Louis 1870 90 o 0 o-4-1f-o
Cleveland 0 0 % 0 0 x-7-15-o
Giard. Van Glider and Schang;
Smith, Buckeye, Uhle and L. SeWelL
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|CARDS TAKE CLASSY
ZONE FROM GIANTS, s.

st. Louis, July 25-(P)-In one OF
The best ball games seen here since
,p22 when the St. Louis Americans
we're pennant winners, the st. Louis
Cardinals scored to 5 victory over
The New York Giants in a IL inning
contest today. After tying the count
h the ninth and again in TIE TENN
Innings, st. Louis clinched the victory
with Southworths home run AFTER
one was out. The victory puts the
Cardinals two and a half games out
LOT first place.
Flowers played second base in
place Of Manager Rogers Hornsby
lvho has been ordered to take ten
day rest. Score:
New York =. 021 600 010 10-5 l .
lst Louis -. 10 100 001 IL 13 1
Greenfield, McQuillan and Florence.
lMlcMullen; Haines, Reinhart and
iVick, 0'Fawell.
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w est Enfield Trims
"Papooses" by
A Score of 4 to 2

A fast game was played Saturday
afternoon at Rowland when the Wa
terville Mats matched clubs with the
West Endfelders. A score Of to ?
in favor of the latter was the result
of the battle after ten innings of
grilling ball. 1t was in every respect
a pitchers tournament, Grover and
Cunningham opposing each other.
The Waterville "Papooses" worked
through with never an error as
against the West Endfeld outfit S
one Not a run was chalked down un-
til the seventh when the fierce duel
ling began. All men on both teams
played clever ball, Grover. Roy and
Viles flaming for the Mats, while
Cascadden and Hanson shone
brightly for West Endtield. The box
score follows:
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Tilden Easily Wins
Over Veteran Bruneau

New York, July 25.-(P)-William
T. Tilden celebrated his first New
York appearance Of the outdoor
tournament season today with an
easy triumph over the veteran A. l..
Bruneau in the opening round of the
Metropolitan tennis championship.
Fresh from a conquest of the Tex
an, Lewis \. White, in the Long
wood Bowl final, the national title
holder swept through Bruneau with
the loss Of only three games, So.
60
His remarkable assortment OF
strokes was always under complete
control and the gallery was treated
to a brilliant display Of the cham
pion's versatility.
Following Tilden on the court,
Vincent Richards. Americas num-
Der 5 ranking player, scored over
Horace Orser, the former junior
champion, GO, 81, in a second round
contest.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

First game: Louisville 4; Minnea-
polls 3; second game: Louisville 81;
Minneapolis l.
First game: Columbus 8; Mill
waukee u; second game: Columbus
); Milwaukee 3.
First game: Toledo 3; Kansas City
]: second game, Toledo A; Kansas
City 1.
First game: Indianapolis -; st.
Paul ?: second game, indianapolis 3;
ST Paul l,
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lCOONEY'S TRIPLE
Twins FOR CUBS, 50

4 chicago, July 25.-(P)--Jim Coon
y; 5 triple in the ninth inning gave
Inlcaso to 4 victory over Phila-
grelphia In the final game of the SER
w which the visitors won 3 games
. The Phillies took the lead in
az seventh inning by driving Piercy
lhe mound, but Chicago tied the
ount IN the eighth when pinch hit
er Kelly crashed a double which
k1orea Cooney. The game started
orizzling rain which did not
ear Until the eighth inning. Score:
go 0 0 0 8 0 0-4-10-1
rago q 0 0 0 0 0. l 1-5-17-2
mlloughby. Pierce, Knight and j.
sson, Ulrich; Picrcy, Blake, Bush
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EASTERN LEAGUE

First game-Providence D; Pitts
field 4. Secon dgame-Providence
II; Pittsfeld ].
Bridgeport 0: Hartford 3.
First game-Waterbury >; New
Haven 4. Second game-New Ha-
ven 1: Waterbury :.
First game-Albany A: Springfield
3. Second game-Albany 0; Spring
field ID
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INTERN RATIONAL LEAGUE

Newark ); Reading 3.
First game-Buffalo 10; Roches-
ter 4. Second game-Buf&io 3,
Rochester 6.
First game-Jersey City Z; Balti-
more O. Second game-Jersey City
4 Baltimore 0.
First game-Syracuse S; Toronto
!. Second game-Syracuse ,; To-
ronto /.
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tut CNHdIk III 2
NEW YORK

Two-base hits, SEVERED. Hoyt. Home
run, Ruth. Stolen base, Ruth. Sacri.
fees, Blankenship, Gehrig, Paschai.
Double play, Lazzeri and Koenig. Left
an bases, New York s, Chicago 7.
Bases on balls, off Blankenship 2.
Hoyt ?, A. Thomas 2. Struck out, BY
Blankenship 8, Hoyt /. Hits, of
Blankenship in Z; A. Thomas l in 1.
Losing pitcher. Blankenship. I'm.
pires, Geisel, Hildebrand ana Moriarty.
Time, 1.4o.
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SPORT TABLOIDs

I,o0 iocKton, July 24-More than H.
peopie swarmed into Walkover
\ x To-Day for the annual field day
ele Walkover Club, the largest
La % attend a field day here in
tsrn. Baseball and boxing in the
.r,noon, balloon ascensions and
san Sinute drops in the early evening,
4 ntg and midway attractions un-
WORK 'uinight, and display of fire.
joyes iate in the evening were en-
py the happy throng.
men sOu IN. Paris, July 24-with two
lied 0 NJ IN the ninth and the score
'shoye sgnanic Falls managed to
successa,,ru run across the plate on three
In p DIV nits to beat South Paris
4.s ine Tree League game today.
of tba Ass ,slow and McGinley carried
.FiHslSs hitting honors of the dav with
Abrlhan,' Jared in the field with a
running catch.
s,s se~ York, July 24.-tR,-vincent
~ Euronma vas welcomed home from
" vigoroppeah tour with Unexpected
'sara, J sus opposition by seklo Ia
The hrst p so Davis Cup player, in
sehampionssbba;nd of the metropolitan
z rankina mp today. Americas No.
stork onlvp payer, who arrived in New
eofiet FASH" Two days ago, gave but
,played aa of the form he dis.
||searly in s sans William T. Tilden "a
|ssl!ed to brinss esEon, and was COM
Eng on a sensational ra1lv
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THE BABE SHINES WITH HIS 3oTH
AS YANKEES BEAT WHITE SOX

New York, July 2s.-LE-Bahs
Ruth's 3oth home run Of the season.
with Gehrig on base. in the sixth,
gave the Yankees their fifth straight
victory over the Chicago White Sex to-
day by the score Of Q to /. Singles by
Mostil and Hunnefeld and Falk's out
gave the visitors their lone run in the
first. Horriss, Chicago right fielder,
featured with diving catch of Hoytrs
low liner in the fifth. The score:
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TABLOID TELEGRAPH NEWS
OF SATURDAY HAPPENINGS

Nashua. n H. July 24-Dr. Elwin
d. Robbins, 81, widely known physi-
clan, dropped dead at his home this
morning. He was apparently in his
usual good health Friday and was
planning a weekend trip to Hills
bCro. lie was stricken while dress
ing. DR. Robbins was born in Mason,
Dec. /, 1859, coming to this city in
1900 to practice. He served two terms
as city physician.
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TIGERS HAMMER d
HURLERS FOR 14-4 WIN

Washington, July 25.-(Pl-Detroit
banged out II hits off four Washing
ton pitchers today to take the sixth
game of its series with the cham
pions, II to 4. None of the Washing
ton pitchers were effective. Detroit
getting ten passes. Heilmann got
four hits. one freak single when he
threw his bat at wide throw, the
ball landing safely in right. Score:
Detroit IS l 0 0 l 0 2 3-14-17-1
Wash 30 2 0 0 l l 0 O. 4-11-3
Wells and Woodall; Marberry,
Morrell. Coveleskie, Uchrinsko and
Ruel Tate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-26

Los Angeles, July 24.-(P)-Tiger
FLOWERS of Georgia, middleweight
boxing champion, Won the referee S
decision over Sailor Eddie Huffman
OF Los Angeles in 10-round bout
mere late today. The negro title
holder's crown was not at stake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-26

Northampton, July 24.-(P)--The
Northampton National Bank has
been made a legatee by the will of
Matthew Cliffe Miller of New York
a former local man, according to
word from Westchester county. New
York. where the will was filed for
probate. Warren NJ. King, president
of the bank, has not been Informed
whether the legacy is money or per-
sonal property, but is awaiting fur
Their information. Other requests are
to the Cooley Dickinson Hospital, the
Edwards church, Smith College and
a,ount Holyoke College.
Haverhill, July 24-Eleanor Man
ming, II, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Manning, of As Blossom street,
died today at her home from sleeping
sickness. She was striker three
weeks ago and during the past two
weeks was in a state of coma. There
have been four cases of the malaGy
in this city this year but this is the
first case that has proved fatal.
Worcester, July 24-Bathing at
Brierly's Pond in Millbury has been
SlOppSu ny UIllCldio VI lllC W COZ lAhNi
Thread Company, owners of the
pond, and the police have been re-
quested to enforce the order. The
swimming pool is in front of the mill
aand it is alleged that young women
I'm attractive costumes have caused
mill workers to pay more attention
to the bathing beauties than to their
work.
Washington, July PA new hym-
nal for the use of the army and navy
has been adopted OH the recommen-
dation of John T. Paxton, chief of
arym chaplains. The new hymnal is
expected to conform better with the
requirements of all denominations, it
was said at the war department to-
day. The hymnal is to be supplied
to all army chaplains through the
quartermaster.
Knoxville, Tenn, July 24-(P)-The
State Court of Appeals today dis
solved the injunction against the
Burley Tobacco Growers Co-opera-
tive Association. The appellate court
in reversing the lower court held the
association does not operate in re-
strain of trade and contrary to public
policy and is not guilty of illegal
competition.
Wilmington, Del, July 24-Dr
Thomas K. Richards and Edward A.
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5T I.sgg1 ......O 0 o 0 l OF 0 Ks
7I S~o hase hits Traynor. Waner,
.I"nisr 2. Herman. Three base
sOIn Home runs Wheat. Stolen
lla'I CnvIer. Left on base Pitts
eIss 4. brooklyn II. Bases on balls
" Petty /; Bush 6. Struck out by
o o. 4: Bush 2. Umpires Wilson
!.I I..urhlin and KLEIN. Time 1.50.
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|fsS PETTY HAS EDGE ON JOE BUSH
|lND DODGERS TOP PIRATES 3 TO /

,.oor,vn. n. z, July 25.-(P)-
Petty outsteadied Joe Bush to-
~ and Brooklyn upset Pittsburgh
tN The victory broke Petty's
" ~ ST xconsecutive defeats.
sueaH wheat hit for the circuit while
1on slammed two doubles and
I O ul Traynor was the big noise
. s ne pirates. getting hits includ-
icf ~ trinle and a double. Score:
1E I4 ,,rrUSpTT
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Wachter, of Boston, who are rowlns
from Norfolk, Va, to Boston, approx
imateIy 500 miles. in wherry, passed
out of the Chesapeake and Delaware
canal at Delaware City at ~
o'clock this afternoon. They were IN
good spirits and appeared to be en-
loving their experience. they mad
entered the canal at Chesapeake CITY
at so. The frail craft headed UP the
Delaware river for BordentoWn, N
J., where it will enter the Rarltan
canal, through which it will cross the
state of New Jersey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-26

Colorado Springs, Col, July "a
C4)-Jack Dempsey. heavyweight
champion, declared today he would
not fight for B. C. Clement, Chicago
promoter. ''if he had $4,000, OO0."
This man has no contract" said
Dempsey, attacking Clements action
In attempting to halt fight opera
tons already set in action by Tex
Richard. 1T is true $40 bill fig
ured in a supplementary agreement
but this was invalidated when the
Fftzsimmons contract became void
upon the non-payment of funds"
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TODAY'S GAMES
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SATURDAYS RESULTS

Boston IA, ST. Louis g.
Boston S, St. Louis Called 9Th
to allow St. Louis to catch train.
New York z, Chicago q.
Philadelphia 6, Cleveland 5.
Washington 2, Detroit 8.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 2. Chicago 1.
Detroit a., Washington q.
Cleveland 7, ST. Louis 4.
TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at Philadelphia.
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Biddeford Pool, July 24.-R.
manager of athletes at the Univer-
sity of Maine now proprietor of the
Montreal House at Old Orchard and
the Sea View Inn at Biddeford Pool,
entered the golfing hall of fame
Thursday at the Abenekee golf club
here by making a hole In one on the
eighth hole of the course. The hole
is one of 165 yards. Mr.. Bryant
drove high from the tee, the ball
striking on the green and rolling di-
rectly into the cup. He was play
ing at the time with Mr.. StoebeL a
summer visitor at the resort Mr..
Bryant is a member of the Biddeford
and Saco Country Club. He is the
second member of the club to enter
the ace class, DIR. F. A. Lord having
performed the feat at Poland Spring
last season.
Turner, July 24-Turner went into
third place in the Pine Tree League
by defeating oxford here this after
noon, 6 to 0, while the leaders were
losing. Davidson twirled sensational
ball for the local club, holding his
opponents to three hits and tanning
10.
Pittsburgh, July 24-(P)-Pitcher
John Morrison. now at his home in
Owensboro, KY, was suspended in
definitely by the Pittsburgh Nationals
today. Treasurer Sam Dreyfuss. in
announcing the action, said Morrison
left Pittsburgh several days ago
without permission from the club and
has disregarded orders.
Pittsburgh, July 24-(P)-Wilbert
Robinson, president and manager of
of the Brooklyn Dodgers, an
ncunced today the purchase of out
fielder Harvey Hendricks, former
Cleveland and New York American
Lacquer, from the New Orleans club
of the Southern Association. Deliv-
cry will be made at the close Of the
season. --'
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N. E. League
Standing Of the Clubs
Saturdays Results

Manchester 0, Portland I.
Haverhill 6, Salem l.
Salem 3, Haverhill 1.
Nashua s, Lewiston 5.
Nashua 8. Lewiston s.
Lynn II. Lawrence 4.
Lawrence 8, Lynn l.
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this afternoon. The mother, Mrs. Ida
Flint, was said to have a chance for
recovery. Plinn Flint, father and hus-
band of the victims, was placed in
the Jail here on an open charge. he
denied attacking the woman and chill
dren.
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Today's Games

Haverhill at Lawrence.
Portland at Lynn.
Lewiston at Manchester.
Nashua at Lowell.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Boston 8, Cincinnati q.
Chicago S. Philadelphia 4.
Brooklyn 8. Pittsburgh I.
St. Louis 6, New York 5.
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Wiseman, pinch hitting for T. Soper,
got a hit that deadlocked the score,
and neither side succeeded in cross
ing the home plate again until the
18th
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Earned runs, Togus 4; Rockland
4. Three base hits, Weston, Brisk.
Two base hits. French, Bragg. Stol-
en- bases. MCGOWAN, Beaudoin, Kill
ev. Weston Brisk. Struck out by
Clancy 4; by Bragg 2. Hit by pitch
ed ball. by Bragg .. Base on balls,
by Clancy Brisk, Mealey). Sacri-
fee hits. Murphy, Giroux. Cmplres,
McDonough, Logan. Time, lao.
Attendance 1855.
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STATE LEAGUE STANDING

Saturdays Results
Bar Harbor 5, T. G. F. l.
Bangor Brewer 5. Millinocket 3.
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1t isn't very often in the realm of sports that
find instance of husband and wife competing in the
same tournaments and both winning consistently can
think of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett French among the golf
ing families, and there are two or three notable
Piles among the tennis stars, such Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Godfree and Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Lycett in England
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bundy the famous American
couple.
Now along Alfred Chaplin, Jr, Of Springfield,
Mass, and his attractive wife, the former Charlotte
Hosmer, of San Francisco. The Chapins have been
joying most successful season, and it to be
nothing for them off with three championships in
tournament between them, the mems and
ems singles and the mixed doubles Chaplin up the
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SATURDAYS RESULTS

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh IL, Brooklyn 8.
Pittsburgh 3, Brooklyn 2.
philadelphia 2, Chicago o.
Philadelphia 8. Chicago 2.
Boston 2, Cincinnati I.
New York 5, st. Louis 8 (t1 inn
ngs).
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had
Bill Tdn he defeated Haven
Connecticut championships Se 90 and IS He lost the United
.nqand
Missouri Valley Western, Illinois State titles
in the Illinois State that while Alfred
Wray finals taking the Marion
Leighton Chicago Charlotte
Chaplin placed thirteenth singles and ninth doubles They
should their IN 1925.
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first meeting today at the waldorf
Astoria Hotel and discussed means
of checking crimes Of violencs
through legislation against the easy
acquisition of pistols and pistol am
munition by great numbers of per.
sons throughout the country.
Washington, July 24-The new
general treaty between the United
States and Panama definitely deter
mining the sovreignity of the Canal
Zone, is virtually ready for signature.
it was announced at the state de-
partment today. Secretary Kellogg IL
understood to have made a thorough
study of the document and 1t Is ex-
pected that the treaty will be signed
on the arrival of the Panaman COM
mssoners, who are now on their way
here. The general treaty is designed
to replace the Taft agreements mcdi-
flying the treaty of 1903 under which
the Panama canal was built.
Worcester, July 24-"No more
whispering witnesses in district
court" is the edict laid down by court
authorizes here. First steps to make
it effective were taken today by NOV
ing the witness stand back four fees
from the judges bench. Now wit
nesses will have to speak up 50 that
everyone may hear the testimony.
Worcester, July 24-Albert Lavalie
of Manchaug, who calmly took a two
months Jail sentence and a fine Of
$50 in district court on bootlegging
charSes, will not serve the sentence
after all. Suspecting that there was
more to the story than the testimony
divulged, Judge Frank L. Riley asked
the probation officer to investigate.
The officer found out that Lavaile
had wife and six children. And
now instead of going to Jail, he is GO
ing to work to support them The
judge placed him on probation for
year and suspended the sentence anu
fine
Long Branch, n. j., July 2l-F--
The body of Harriet Let's, aged 10,
drowned on Monday, was washed up
on Deal beach today during the heavy
storm which wrecked the Sea Girt and
Manasaquan. The girl was washed
out to sea while bathing with a num-
Der of children and James Clayton died
Of a heart attack while attempting to
rescue her. Detectives at FIRST thought
the body was that of young woman
who had met with foul play.
Fall River. July 24-The Rev Or.
Everett Carleton Herrick, for the last
IL years pastor of the First Baptist
church, this city, today announced
that he has accepted an invitation to
become president of the Newton Theo-
logical Institution at Newton Center.
His formal acceptance was made
known to special committee, which
will report to the board Of trustees Of
the institution. 1t is expected that
Dr.. Herrick's appointment will be an.
nounced officially idfs Coming s1seaN .
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10.
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Newton, July PA smiling. san
dy-haired youth of IS, Jimmy Con-
roy of Brookline, an all-round ath-
lete while at Brookline High School,
from which he was graduated this
year, Is now the Massachusetts ju-
Nor amateur golf champion. He
won the title this afternoon by de-
feating Francis P. Hersey, Welles-
ley, in the final match of IS holes.
and i, at the Woodland G.. C.
Chicago. July "a (AP)-Bud Taf-
lor, Terre Haute, Ind, challenger for
the world bantamweight champion
ship, won from Tommy Ryan of Nc
Keesport, Penn, in the third round of
a scheduled 10-round bout at the
White Sox ball park this afternoon
on a foul.
Garden City. N. Y. July 24.-LP-
The magic touch in Macdonald
Smiths putter today carried the
Lakeville professional to a sensa-
tional and record breaking victory
over Gene Sarazen, the defending
1926 metropolitan open golf cham
seven under par that clipped
stroke from his own record for the
No. course of the Salisbury Coun-
try Club, Smith emerged triumphant
by a four-stroke margin. Sarazen
himself was three under par with
fine 20, but even such stroking as
this was unable to match the un-
canpy accuracy with which Smith
controlled his short game, pitching
with deadly decision and taking puts
of four to 40 feet from all corners of
the greens.
Brunswick, July 24.-The Bruins
wick team opened its season this at
ternoon by taking hard-tought
tussle from the Lemons, of Lisbon
Falls. by the score of 5 to 3.
PittsfeId, July 24.-Newport A. A.
and Pittsfield A. A. battled today for
10 innings on the Camp Benson dia-
mond, the Newport team finally win
ming out to 4, scorig three in the
last half of this frame after Pitts
field had taken the lead by scoring
two in the first half. Pittsfield had
a lead 2 to in in the ninth when 3.