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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09
CONY BASEBALL
team PLAYING AT
BRUNSWICK TODAY

Fifteen strong, the Cony High
baseball team will leave the city
at 1870 this morning for Brunswick.
where they will meet the high school
in a Kennebec Valley League game.
The Red and White found the
Brunswickians rather easy ON Will
liams field a short time ago, but aft
er the defeat at the hands of Halo,
we'll, the team is determined not to
be too confident of coping over the
teams labelled as easy marks.
Carbino of Hallowell walloped the
locals in the second start, after be-
ing hammered numerically in the
first game, and 1t is probable that
Strout, Brunswick moundsmap, who
got bumped in rough style at Will
liams field against Cony will try his
luck again today. In his appearance
in the Capital City he showed a be-
wildering array of slants and steam
but weakened badly in two innings.
Babe Lapidus will start against
Brunswick today. Having rested
since Saturday, the big Cony twirler
should check the attack Of the down
river team. He held Brunswick to
lonely hit in the last game and
fans are roofing for him to duplicate
this stunt. Richmond Hayden, the
smallest but by no means the least
effective of the Cony pitching staff,
will be saved for Saturday to take
his turn against Gardiner. Rich
mond had a great time last Satur-
day against the Orange and Black
having them eating out Of his hand
while he was in the box and The has
evidently earned his spurs as a box
man. The game Saturday will wind
up the kennebec Valley League but
Lapidus will be sent in against
Brewer in this city next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09
National League
Owners Shake Hands
With Each Other. n. Y

New York. June S.-[P)-National
League club owners today abolished
irregular" batting practice before
games, announced approval of the
new ball, and received reports indi-
eating record prosperity as result
or one of the closest races in wears,
Accidents resulting from balls hit
into the stands at many parks de-
veloped action to limit all hitting
before games to the regulation prac-
tice. with the batting cage in posi-
ton behind the plate.
fof years, it was pointed out.
groups of players here gathered on
The stdelines to bunt and bat fun
goes before and after the regular
practice sessions. 1t was the opinion
OF owners that this custom has pro
duced too much activity on the field
Tor spectators to be adequately pro-
tected.
The new ball and use of resin by
pitchers has generally improved the
game this year, in the estimation of
the magnates who indicated at the
close of the meeting that no change
ia the sphere will be made for some
time to come.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09
Finish Sensationally After
Dropping First Two Strings
to Community Club

In last desperate squirt the State
House girl boWlerS won the titles of
1926 champions" in the Augusta
Girls Bowling League last evening at
the Y. NJ. c. A. by tieing with the
Augusta Community Girls club who
were pushing them hard for the hon
or After losing both the first and
second strings, the State House team
staged a big comeback taking the
third string by a considerable mar
gin, but it was not until the last fig
ure had been added up that they
found that they had won the league
trophy by single pin. the totals be-
ing State House 1155, Girls club 1854.
This gave them the second point
which they needed to win the cup as
a three point win for the Girls club
would have meant the championship
for the club girls.
Excitement was high throughout
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09
INDIANS win IN
LAST DITCH, 5 TO a

+ Cleveland, June S-(P)-After
Washington had tied the score in the
ninth inning today, Cleveland won in
its half OF the same inning, ga.
{ With Ferguson pitching in the
ninth. Levsen led off with a double,
knOde ran for him. After Summa
had fouled out, McKnulty batting for
Lacy, walked. Marberry replaced
Ferguson and passed ]. Sewell.
Burns flied to Rice, whose throw to
the plate Knode headed off, but Sew
ereid muffed the throw and Knode
scored the winning run.
The score:
Washington 0 0 2 0 0 0 "a 9 2
Cleveland 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Is 10 2
Ogden, Morrell, Ferguson, Mar
berry and Ruel; SEVERED; Levsen
and L. Sewell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09
The DAVIS Query: Did The Babe? Yes lie Did, Twice
Levine EASILY
PRINCES MASTER
AT PORTLAND ARENA
Especial to Kennebcc JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Portland, Me-, June Study Levine
Of Lewiston, Names ranking feather
weight, outscored Louis Prince of
Manchester. n. H.. by wide margin
in their six-round battle at the Arena
this evening. but the bout was always
interesting owing to Princes fast and
cyclonic punching rallies which pune
tuated nearly every round. Levine
jabbed Prince dizzy in the closing
rounds with left stab and short
hooked him with a right. Prince re-
spending with an occasional burst of
long swings.
Dick Lambert of Berlin. n. H. out
boxed and ounpunched Nick Madonna
of Lexington. Mass. in four of the
six rounds of their six-round battle.
Young Hurd of Sanford won techni-
cal knockout over Pat Conley of this
city in three rounds. Bud Bridges and
Young Ashnault, both of Portland,
boxed a six-round draw, and Joe Pom
~ Of Portland and Dick Dugan of
Lewiston slugged four rounds on even
terms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09
New York Teams
Grabbing Share
Of College Grads

New York, June S.-P)-Colleg-
ians are making their annual bow to
major league baseball, with the New
York teams. always partial to play
ers of higher education, well up in
the race for recruits.
George Davis has graduated from
New York University to the yam
KEGS. Three large, figures and a
decimal figure .4S6, led the Yankee
owners to sign Davis. The mark was
gained in batting. not in langua ges.
As is usual with the college players.
Davis is either an outfelder or a
pitcher, but at least hitter.
John McGraw, who captured fash
ing frankie Frisch from Fordham
and Dentist Eddie Farrell from
Penn. has obtained the Villa Nova
captain. Joe Connell. who bats .45O
collegically and stunts a ball with
his left hand. Al Smith. Villa Nova
hurler, will receive a tryout with the
Giants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09
MehlhOrn Turns
In Handsome Card
In Scottish Golf

Liverpool. June S.-(P)-Turning in
a brilliant card of II for the IS hole
round, William Mehlhorn of Chicago,
born and bred player. to-
day came within two strokes of lead
ing an international field of 140
contestants in the first days play for
the English Northern Professional
championship at Formby.
BY equaling the course record of
20. George Gadd of Roehampton and
W. l.. Davies of Prenton took first
place and virtually assured them
selves strong position in the quail
f1cation test, which will be completed
tomorrow with another Is hole
round. All players within 81 strokes
of the leader across the first 16 holes
will be eligible to continue in the
final two rounds of IS holes each on
Thursday, when a prize of 1000
pounds sterling will go to the low
scorer for the complete u holes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09
NEWS BRIEFS

Amherst, Mass, June S-tH1-Anl
herst and Williams, old time az
ball rivals. will join forces agala.]
Dartmouth at the latters commensI
ment, June 81. is was announces "
day. SiXth-seven years ago ths III
puppies met in Pittsfield IN pas
balls first intercollegiate confess.
meeting Williams Amherst lea.l
Dartmouth win break its cus.ons Il
playing the Dartmouth alumni
commencement week.
Boston, June S-(Pl-Resoluus,|
urging immediate and favoraole
ton by the United States SeilaN \
the Lausanne treaty with lu 'ss.l
We're adopted today by the Frsu
tial committee of the American W.
of commerce for foreign mss
meeting here.
New York. June S--(Pl-WJ1 !,
nounces that the series OF Assv
ed Press weekly talks" when wa III
have been concluded with tne
tomorrow evening" will be eA' -
by request, for another Two al
The time has been changed IRON
to 10 o'clock. The speaker tol go
night will be W. J. McCanMss
representing the traffic depal. u m
who, win tell of the experiences y ~.
men who constitute the motive Ts1
er" of the news organiza uor ii.
Wednesday night of next wee
speaker will be Norris A. Huss' al m,ssI
executive staff of the genera M
His topic will be 1.-THE HomaA
of the A. p" -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09

New York, June S.-(P)-Tex Rick
ard came under the official jurisdiction
of the state athletic commission today
when he was licensed as the match
maker at the Yankee Stadium A. c.,
which will promote the light heavy
weight title match between Paul Ber-
lenbach and Young Stribling Thurs
day night. While nothing was added
to the bare announcement by the
board, observers interpreted 1t as a
strategic move on the part of the COM
missions license committee to put an
official thumb on Richard for use In
the future. particularly in view of the
present controversy with the promoter
over the heavyweight situation,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09
New York Church
Cup Team Minus
Services Richards

New York, June S-(P)-New York
church cup tennis team which will
defend the trophy against Philadel-
phla and Boston Friday and Satur-
day. at Forest Hills, n. Y, is ex-
pected to be strong despite the alb
sence of its star of previous years,
Vincent Richards, who is playing in
Europe.
The combination will be chosen
from Watson NJ. Washburn, captain
Francis T. Hunter. DIR. George King.
Jerry Lang. Hugh Kelleher, Edward
Herndon, William NJ. Hall, Karl Fl.
Behr, S. Howard Voshen. A. S. AS
thalter and John j. McCloy.
The national champion. Bill Tilden.
Is likely to represent PHILADELPHIA
and Alfred H. Chaplin. Jr., of SPRING
held. Mass, who defeated Tilden at
New Haven last week in straights,
may be member of the Boston team.
Tilden may have come to the long
forecast end of the road but Chaplin
predicts that the champion will re-
tam his national title. In the Church
cup events Philadelphia and Boston
Will clash Friday with New York
meeting the winner Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09
IitchfieId GRANGE

At the regular meeting of Litchfield
Grange held on Friday evening an
invitation was received from Sagada-
hoe Grange, Bowdoin Center to visit
that grange on Saturday evening,
June II and furnish the program for
the evening The invitation was
readily accepted.
Over $50 was netted from the two
evenings entertainments given last
week.
Five applications were received for
membership.
All other business was laid over
until the next regular meeting, June
10 in order to close the meeting TO
allow the graduating class of Itch
field acad 1py the use Of the hall for
the evenfiE.
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KING OF SWAT TAKES TWO MORE
!. AND YANKEES TOP TIGERS, 11-9

Detroit, June s.-(F-Ruth's goth
and 21st home runs Of the 1926 sea-
son, added to circuit clouts by Pat
Collins and Bob Meusel, were factors
: deciding. today's thinning game in
favor of New York, II to 9. Detroit,
which at one time was six runs be-
hind, climbed into a tie in the ninth
on Koenig's error, Cobb's single and
Heilmann's sacrifice fly. only to lose
in the 18th when the Babe smashed
the ball out of the playing field. scor:
ing Gehrig ahead Of himself. Ruths
first homer came in the third, also
scoring Gehrig, who had doubled. In
Z. the first inning with Gehrig on Sec
ond and two out, Ruth was purpose
eIy passed but Meusel hit the ball
over the fence to score both of them.
The score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09
Totals 40 8 II SO IS


XX-Batted for Manion in 18th.
! XXx-Batted for w. Collins in Sth.
, New York ..... 1872 100 O20 OIL
, Detroit .......1 100 301 OBJ 90 8
Two base hits. Gehrig 2, Tavener,
! Meusel. Three base hits, Gehringer.
j Heilmann, P. Collins. Home runs.
. P. Collins. Meusel. Ruth 2. Saeri-
: fees. Koenig, Thomas, Heilmann,
Manush. Double play. Stoner, Tav
ener to Neun; Tavener to Neun;
! Tavener to Gehringer to Neun: Koe-
{ mig to Gehrig; Lazzeri to Koenig to
Z Gchrig :; p. Collins to koenig. Left
: on bases, New York s, Detrit Z.
{ Bases on balls, off Thomas 3; off
: Jones |: off Hoyt ]; off Stoner /; off
Z W. Collins D. Struck out by Thomas
: >, by Hoyt >, by w. Collins 4, by
A.. Holloway =. Hits off Stoner in )
innings; off w. Collins in innings;
: off Holloway 3 in . innings; off
: Thomas in innings (none out
1 in sixth); off Jones in innings
: (none out in eighth); off Hoyt 1 in
"a innings. Winning pitcher, Hoyt;
= losing pitcher, Holloway. Empires,
Owens and MCGOWAN. Time, 3:02.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09
Illinois Athletic
Commission to
Join National Body

Chicago, June S.-(P)-The Illinois
Athletic commission will join the
National Boxing Association and the
move is taken to discredit rumors
that the new boxing board would
enter into an alliance with the New
York boxing commission. The New
YORK body is not an association
member.
Fans interpreted the stateman
from Chairman o. W. Huncke yes
terday to mean also that the COM
mlssioners will, not object to Phil
Rosenoergs defense of his bantam
weight championship here. The New
ork board has banned the title
holder. who has been Tentatively
booked for Chicago bout with Bud
Taylor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Next week Brewer and Cony High
school will play their last game Of
the high school season. The teams
will disband the schools will close and
the baseball games will be called off
There is no chance of having a
semi-pro club in Augusta, but it is
hoped that at least a twilight league
will get under way not long after the
high school year ends. There IS plen-
ty of baseball talent In the city to
support an amateur league and the
several industrial teams should make
the competition close.
The Calumet Club has formed a
team and is ready to talk business
when the rest of them start. Possess
ing a nearly veteran outfit, including
the heavy hitting third baseman Gil
roux and star backstop Leo Beaudoin,
the team is willing to listen to any
reasonable arrangement to get action.
Vickery & Hill has had team in
the field for the past few weeks and
the Printers are always good enough
to be well up toward the top of the
league. The American Legion, which
has a game arranged with the Calumet
Club for July Fourth, is also planning
for a winning team and they also have
demonstrated that they can play good
ball behind the veteran Clutter Har-
vey.
The Cushnocs always put fast
team into the league and this year
should be no exception. The Clerks
can find plenty of material If they
wish to organize and prospects for a
fast season are bright if the teams
take some action on the matter within
short time. With no semi-pro team
to draw the crowds. the league should
at least clear expenses.
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CUBS BREAK EVEN
With The GIANTS, Fl

New York, June S-(PD-The Nes
York Giants lost to the Chicago cuh
today 2 to l, giving the visitors II
even break in the abbreviated seria
Bill Grimm's homer followed By tn.
passes and Adams single gave Or
Cubs their pair of tallies in the sec
ond. Young's home run accounted "a
the Giants lone run. Root allova
only six hits and chalked up his ski
victory of the season.
Crown Prince Gustavus Adolpha
and Princess Louise of Sweden w0I
in attendance.
The score:
Chicago -. o . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2s1
New York 0 0 % 0 0 0 / 0-lil
Root and Gonzales; Scott am
Florence.
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READFIELD

DEPOT-The grammar and primary
schools closed Friday. June f. for the
summer vacation. Each school cele-
brated the last day by going on pic
mic. The pupils on the honor roll for
not missing a day during the year
were Ruth Townsend and Francis Da-
Wis. Laurence Gordon only missed one
half day during the year and Carme-
1ita Wyman and Mary Townsend only
one day. The pupils on the honor roll
for not missing any this term were
Russell Fiield. Perley Pinkham. Ruth
Townsend. Francis Davis, Mary Town
send, Laurence Gordon and Dorothy
Pinkham. The teachers. Miss Leta
Shattuck and Mrs. Belle Frost are
both planning to attend the summer
session at Pennington Normal.
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Attractive Race
Card at Pittsfeld
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

EopeCIdI 10 NtIIHeUtC IUuI IIdJ
Pittsfeld, June S-Col. Walter G..
Morrill, has announced that he will
hold races at Union Trotting Erik,
Pitsfield, Me-. on Saturday, June 18th.
There will be four classes with good
purses as follows:
PA trot and pace, purse $3.50; 2.2S
trot and pace, 1-2 mile heats. best
three in five. purse $500; 2.19 class.
trot and pace, purse, $50; 2.23 trot
and pace, purse $3.50. National asso-
citation will govern.
Col Morrill, also announces races at
Central Maine Park Waterville, July
3rd, with good purses.
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CHISOX SHUT OUT
MACKS LED BY GROVE

Chicago. June s-(P)-Chicago shut
out Philadelphia. l to 0, today in the
first game of the series. The game
was a pitching battle between Lefty
Grove and the veteran Red Faber in
which the former weakened in the
ninth inning. Falk started a rally.
Barrett and Kamm followed with
hits, filling the bases and on the at
tempted squeeze play Schalk\ hunted
past third base, sending Falk home
with the winning run.
The score:
Philadelphia o 0 0 o o 90 6 o
Chicago -. 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 O-1 I O
Grove and Cochrane; Faber and
Schalk.
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SPORT TABLOIDS

Akron, Ohio, June S-[P)-On
charges of using rubbing oil on one
of his boxers, Suey Welch, local fight
promoter and manager has been fin
ed 500, Secretary Ayres of the Bar
herton boxing commission announced
today. The commission declares
WEIGH used the connection on X. o
Kelley at a recent Barberton show.
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PIRATES TAKE ONE
FROM DODGERS, AS

Brooklyn, June Pittsburgi
gained an even break in the sera
with Brooklyn by winning today, 4
). Cuyler tripled off McWeeny in thI
eighth. scoring on a wild throw I
the plate by Felix This tied hl
score. With two on bases in hi
same inning, Boehlar relieved Ne
Weeny and passed two men, the sec
ond time forcing across the winninG
run.
The score:
Pittsburgh l 0 0 0 l 0 2 0-4Bl
Brooklyn =. 2 0 0 0 0 0-S
Songer, Kremer and Smith; Nc
Weeny, Boehler, Ehrhardt and ONE
Hargreaves.
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BRAVES TAKE FOUR STRAIGHT
FROM LEAGUE LE AIDING REDS, 81

Boston, June s-(P)-The pr,,.
made 1t four straight over the a.
cinnati Reds by nosing QUE the =.
itors 81 in an thinning encoun..'
today. Highs single followed bv Nv
Taylor's double produced the ..
ming run. Heavy hitting by ho,.
teams featured the game. Score.
CINCINNATI
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By Feg Murray

Among the most successful track and field coaches in
the country today Steve Farrell of the University
Michigan. To Steve wandering about the track at
Ann Arbor starting sprnters nsruetns the field
timing of his stars in practice you'd
suspect that this vigorous alert born 81
years ago. And when you learned that, you'd be
surprised to find out that he still jump
than eight feet backwards and beat nearly all the
on his squad.
OF course the backward jump isn't event that is
contested nowadays but it used to be- and Steve set
record in it Of eleven feet and years ago. Lately
he has proved himself great coach Of forward jumpers,
for his pupils DeAart Hubbard holds the worlds
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Farrels coaching materially
Wolverine to leap far.
Farrell
the
the Mike Murphy, of Johnnie YaIe Bill
Donovan Harvard
ton This Massachusetts, back in he sos
Sheffield Handicap
tHippodrone 10000
handicap That a eaIeys
he the horse the,
of
eeate Chicago
because Steve
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LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York II: Detroit 9.
St. Louis s; Boston 5.
Chicago /; Philadelphia o.
Cleveland 5; Washington q.
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ward kahoe and son, DorchestEa
Mass.
\. 7. Gordon and family, Ms
Sara Pike of Augusta. and Miss w
ciile Adams passed Sunday at Ecf9
Lake Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Gordon "
tended the concert given by Whil']
field Latte. the noted baritone, Y
Penney Memorial church, August
Monday evening.
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STATE HOUSE
EASTERN LEAGUE

Pittsfield, !; 5; 1. New Haven s.:
IA: 0.
Bridgeport 0 !. s: .. Albany .: 5: o.
Providence IL: IA: 0. Waterbury o.;
a: 6. Springfield 4; s; 1. Hartford
0; 2; 1.
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Cambridge, Mass, June S-(P-
Hank" Steinbrenner, star hurdler.
has been elected captain of the Mas
sachusetts Institute Of Technology
track team for next year. Stein
brenner was one of the chief reasons
for his schools victory in the recent
New England intercollegiate meet
here
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SEATED for Emmer in Sth.
Cincinnati 0 oil 5000,
Boston 3 2 l 0 900 00l-s
Two base hits-Roush .: ChnsI
Jensen; j. Taylor .. Three base IA,
Dresser. Home run-Roush. 81.
rifices-Walker 2. Pipp, Emnr
High, Wertz. Double play-May n,
Picinich to Pipp. Left on base-cs.
ciRnati 8; Boston u. Base on hah
off May 4 off Hearn .. Strud,
out-By Mays / by May 8; M
Wertz /; by Hearn 2. Hits-Oe|
Mays in 2 Ia; off May S insS II,
off Wertze II in (none out In sthl|
off Hearn l in 3. Hit by pitcher
BY Mays (Welch); by May q. Fsy.'
lori. Winning pitcher-Hearn. Los.I
ing pitcher-May. Umpires-MorsrI
Wilson and Sweeney. Time of gans'
2S33
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Standing Of the Clubs
Today's Games

Ioday'S Games
IIaverhill at Portland.
Lawrence at Lewiston.
Nashua at Lynn.
Lowell at Manchester.
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Chicago, June S-(P)-Funeral ser
vices for Tom Eek. 20 year old,
sportsman and member of the Uni
versity of Chicago coaching staff for
IL years, were held today. Eek died
Sunday, virtually penniless after. four
months illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-09

TODAY'S GAMES
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at ST. Louis.
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INTERN NATIONAL LEAGUE

First game: Toronto 10; Newark Z
Second game: Toronto 6; Newark 8
syracuse z; Baltimore s.
buffalo 2; Jersey City l.
FIRST game: Rochester II; Read
ing .. Second game: Rochester S;
Reading L. -
Boston. June s-(P)-Jim Malonev.
South Boston heavyweight. has heen
matched to meet. King solomon of
Panama In Chicago June %. MaIon-
ey's manager announced today.