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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-21
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Bill Cunningham. of the Boston
Post, firmly believes that Jack Demp-
sey will turn back to Jack Kearns in
this, his hour of need. Kearns would
help to relieve few of the worries
which are now being turned over in
the mind of the champion and would
be great Eelp to Dempsey, if the
latter would be willing to take him
back.
Sullivan attributed his worries to
his rather ignominious defeat at the
hands OF Jim Corbett. DEMPSEY. who
has, worn himself haggard dodging
proscess servers, and who now must
change his camp to a different site
with less than a month to go may
also be handicapped by business
troubles when he fights Tunney. The
champion must need the money or
he wouldn't be fighting again. But
If he loses the suits against him the
greater part Of this purse will be
confiscated. So he has plenty to
think about.
kearns was admittedly the bust
ness brains of the pair of Jacks
which won the worlds title from Jess
Willard and it was Kearns who
oluileu Ihe people IN Shelby out OF
every cent they owned. Kearns
would undoubtedly be great help to
Dempsey in time Of trouble but it
seems that the breach is too wide to
be bridged at the present time.
And speaking of Kearns, the latter
was manager Of Jack Dempsey and
Paddy Mullins was managing the
destinies Of Harry Wills. Mullins
kept after Kearns for a Dempsey
Wills match but Jack turned a cold
shoulder to the proposition. Then
kearns and Dempsey had their far
famed scrap and Kearns took over
the management of Mickey Walker,
who was then welterweight champion
with lots Of good prospects.
Well, Mullins had a young welter-
weight, who was considered as easy
money by Kearns and the, welter-
weight was matched with Walker.
The young welterweight was Pete
LatZo. of Scranton, Pa, who gave
Walker lacing that he still feels the
effects OF and took the weller crown
away from Walker. Now all that
Kearns has to do is try and get
return engagement for the title.
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ONLY Hair Now Separates Pirates National
few MATCHES IN
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF
TOURNEY FRIDAY

But few matches In the various
tournaments Of the Augusta Country
club were played off on Friday. In
the mems tourney F. w. Chase won
from w. B. Williamson by default in
the second sixteen and will meet w.
II. Whittum In the second round,
while in the third sixteen c. 3. Car
ter won from NJ. e. Sawtelle By a
score Of and ] a-A will meet Keith
Ryan next, and C. 3. Payne won
from D. S. Dewar by a score Of 8
and and will meet Charles E.
Downing in the second round.
In the ladies' tourney Mrs. H. NJ.
Patten won from Mrs. Horace In
graham In the second round of the
second eight. Her opponent has .-ot
yet been determined.
Three men, Alden Hichborn, DR.. F.
c. Tyson and j. P. Williams were
tied for low gross in the qualifying
rounds and on Friday they played
off, Hichborn winning with an 81,
against pair of 83s for the other
two.
In the tennis doubles, but one
match of the first round has been
played off, with Ne-vhert and Wad-
leigh winning over Tyson and Nell
son, 6-2, Ga.
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Carey to Replace
Witt on Dodgers

Chicago, Aug. 20.-(PJ-Manags
Wilbert Robinson of the BrooklH
National League Club today an
nounced the purchase of Third Base
man Bobby Barrett Of the Memphi
Southern Association. Barrett wi
come to the Robins in return for
player to be delivered next sprir
and a cash consideration.
Robinson, who rejoined the Broos
lyn club today after a scouting ex
petition through the South, also an
nounced the release of Whitley Wit
veteran outhelder, in order to mai
room on the Brooklyn roster for Ma
Carey. Witt, being a 10 year mar
was released unconditionally.
Carey will not report to the Robin
here. A wire from the former Pitts
bugh captain said that Max wout
talk things over" when the Robin
open in Pittsburgh next week.
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Tilden Shines
In Tennis Play
At SOUTHAMPTON. n. Y.

Southampton, n. Y, Aug. 20.-(P-
William T. Tilden, End, and Brian I.
c. Norton of Dallas. Texas, gained the
final round of the invita- ton tennis
tournament singles at the Meadow
Club today by winning their semi-fnal
matches in straight sets. Tilden over
powered Percy L. KINGSTON of Rock
Vile Center, N. Y, 60 60, ga. while
Norton vanquished Alfred H Chaplin
Jr., Of Springfield, Mass, GA, 6-3, Go.
Tilden also gained the final round
Of the doubles as the partner of DR.
George King, New York City. Tilden
and King were the victors in the only
fve-set match of the semi-finals. de-
feating Norton and DR.. Rosenbaum of
New York City Ga, 10, 4-6, 60, 6-1.
Lewis n. White and Norris NJ. Thai
heimer of Dallas, Texas, occupied the
other final bracket in the doubles. The
former intercollegiate champions ran
through three sets against William NJ.
Johnston of San Francisco and Chaplin
So, Sc, rs.
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|2.19 WAS FEATURE
EVENT AT FAIR
AT PITTSFIELD

Pittsfeld, Aug. 20.-The nns
err brought large crowd IA In rs
County Bair Friday. The laros s sOf
Der of horses made some inter.s Ssu
racing.
2.1s CLASS. TRoT AND p.n
PURSE $500 ~
Julia Worthy, b m, by
Guy Axworthy (smalD2 IL,
Lady Maud K, CHI m, by
Hedgewood Boy (Clu-
key ..............1 ~,
Margaret Wilkes, 70 m,
by Pollard Wilkes
(Stratton) ........s Q ~.
Prince s.. blk g, by ~
Prince Direct (Foye).3 4s1x
Bells Giltner (Kelly). 81 7s,a
Donna Thompson, b m,
by Peter O'Donna
(Colburn) .......4 GA
Joe Direct CHI e, by EN-
pire Direct (Young)..7 ssn
MALCOLM Vaughn, br
by ]. Malcolm Forbes
(DaVls) .............5 s Ara
Time-2.173, 2.1s4. 2.16I: asa 81
PA CLASS, TROT AND PAcY
PURSE $500
Shadow Lane (Waite) .......i
Addie Echo. m, by Echo Todd
(Chappelle)
Minnie Direct, b m, by Direct
Braden (Nelson) .........4 81
Hollywood Viceroy, b g, by Joe
Dodge (Foye) .............3
Modette, b m, by Moko (Col-
ourn) .................
Eldora Silver. b m. by Capt.
Silver (Bearce) ..........s 8,
David Watts CWells) ........7
Bell Eoy (McAtee). ..........6 II
Time-2.1S 81, 217 1-2, 2.l8.
FREE FOR ALL, PURSE 500
Harry Putnam br g by L.
Forbes, (ChappelD .........1I.
Hanley B, br by James Han
ley (Nelson) ............ 20
Northern Mac br g by The
Northern Man (Waite) IA
Calgary Earl Oh g by Earl Jr.,
(Wells) .................. 4 1
Oficials-Starter, Joseph Farwel
UNITY. Judges, Joseph FarWell, Unity
II. B. Conner, Pittsfield; Fran
Withee, Madison. Timers-H. L. Wi
liams, Hartland; E. O. Flander;
Madison: F. H. Hubbard, Pittsfelt
Clerk, V. c. Bowman, Pittsheld.
Newport Wins Ball Game
The bail game between Newpor
and Pittsfeld resulted in a score
9 to in favor of the Newport team
The batteries for Pittsfield were Elk
ms, Badger and Dobson; for New
port, B. Wiseman, Soper.
This game does not count In til
series of games.
The Pittsfeld team will meet Ii
Internationals of Orono on HUME
we'll field, Saturday, August q.
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QUARTET AUGUSTA
GOLFERS TO PLAY
AT PORTLAND TODAY

William Viles, Haynes Wheeler,
Smith Dunnack and Pete Pierce will
represent the Augusta Country club
today at the open tourney which is
to be held at the Portland Country
club. While they are away Frank
Gilman with Ray Ouimet Of Water
vile will play against Fred Ryall of
the Bridgton Highlands club and
Leon Ryall Of the Willowdale club at
Bridgton.
On Monday Gilman with Alden
Hichborn will enter the amateur-pro
match which is. to be held at the
Portland club. George Jones, the as
sistant pro at the local club, with
w. P. Viles as amateur will also be
in the play. 1t is expected that
around 80 couples will be in the
match.
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DUNDEE WINS WITH
ONE HAND over
BRET0NELLE AT n. Y.

New York. Aug. 2o.-tP-Johnny
Dundee of New York, fighting with
only one hand after he had injured
his right in the third, tonight, won
a judges decision over Fred Bre,,
tonelle of France in the ten round
feature match of a boxing show for
charity at Ebbetts Field.
The victory stood out as one of
the most, remarkable in Dundee,s
fifteen years of fighting. Although
Bretonnelle rushed him aggressively
with lefts and rights to the body,
Dundee met the attack with a mar
vellous left which few inalldirec-
tons.
He cut the Frenchman's mouth IN
two places and frequently compelled
the foreign fighter to clinch. Almost
the entire battle was fought at close
quarters, with the American more
than holding his own.
Dundee was outweighed more than
81 pounds, scaling only 1928 to his
opponents 1874 IL.
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COBBMEN TAKE Two
FROM The MACkMEN

philadelphia, Aug. 2o-tP--Detrols
LnocEed the Athletics out of secono
place tie by winning both to games The he
a double header mere tooa'
Earl Whitehill pitched good ,, pan de TO
ti to six hits. George Dauss h1 tbe
ed ed we'll after relieving Wells IN tns Re
third inning of the nightcap ana was
credited with the victory.
The score:
First game: o-A11o
Philadelphia iluie / 10 900 % o;,, E l
Whitehill and Bassler; QuihN'
Grove, Pate and Perkins.
Second game: or,s1
Philadelphia PefEUis ia Q Q . oo2 q 90 IL
Wells, Dauss and Woodall. Bassler; :,
Pate, Willis, Quinn, Waloerg' Gray
and Perkins, Cochran.
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Big FOUR ARE
AGAIN CHOICE For
DAVIS Cup TEAM

New York, Aug. 20.-(P-America
again has left the Davis cup defense
in the hands of-its "big four" of ten
nis-William T. Tilden, Vincent
Richards, William NJ. Johnston and
r. Norris Williams. Williams will
lead the team.
Two youngsters, Alfred H. Chaplin,
Jr., and Lionel Ogden, have been
named to practice with the Davis
cup players at Philadelphia before
the international matches in which
the United States meets the winner
of the France-Cuba-Japan competi-
ton.
Chaplin and Ogden probably will
not play in the challenge round, for
the present Tilden is regarded as su-
preme despite three defeats by Vim
cent Richards this season and his
failures in the indoor tennis last win
ter.
Tilden has been named to play
singles but otherwise the assign
ments for the team are in doubt,
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H0USERMEN TAKE
One FROM MILES

Millinocket. Me, Aug. 2o.-Ben
Houser's Bar Harbors, tail-enders in
the Maine League. showed something
OF their former winning form today
and beat Millinocket to 1, giving
Gray fast support, turning in three
tast double plays. Gray got a homer,
the longest hit on the grounds this
season. Klosek for the home team
went good, keeping hits scattered. The
summary:
Bar Harbor ...... .001 001 0o1-3-s-1
MlIllnocket ........000 900 O01-1-5-2
Gray and Masterman; Klosek and
Moriarty.
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New World Mark
In Motorcycle Race

Salem, N. H, Aug. 20-(P)-A new
worlds record was claimed today
when Jim Davis, veteran motorcycle
racer, attained a speed of 1854 miles
an hour on the Rockingham motor
speedway here. Davis circled the
mile and one quarter spruce bowl in
3S seconds fiat.
Joseph Petrali of Fresno, Calf,
had set new motorcycle speed mark
on Wednesday when he reached a
speed of 1867 miles an hour on the
speedway surface, but Petrali's rec
ord stood only for two days. Both
men were timed by E. c. Smith, Off
cial referee and starter of the Ameri-
can Motorcycle Association.
The records were made in qualifi-
cation tests for motorcycle races to be
held tomorrow A speed of 100 miles
an hour was necessary to qualify
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CARDS IN VIRTUAL
TIE WITH PIRATES
IN WIN over GIANTS

St Louis, Aug. 2o-(P)-The Cardi-
mails narrowed Pittsburgh's National
League lead to one tenth of a per-
centage point today by winning the
series opener with the New York
Giants, to 2. Pittsburgh was idle
today on account of rain. The
Giants scored two runs in the third,
but the Cardinals took the lead in
their half of that frame with three
TALES and added three more in the
seventh, while New York was held
scoreless throughout the remainder
of the game.
The score:
New York 90 o. 0 0 o 0 o. 10 2
st. Louis 0 0 0 8 0 0 Ks 81
Fttzsimmons, Davies and Florence,
McMullen; Rhem and O'Farrel.
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gone before him. Even though shorn
Of his crown, he will still have plenty
Of money for the rest of his life. He
owns a fine home, has made some
very good real estate investments,
and he has wife in the movies. No,
Jack won't starve to death.
If Tunney decisiveIy whips the long
idle "Manassa Mauler," Jack will
most assuredIy never fight again.
That he's only fighting now for one
last big purse seems certain. Gone
is the sIashine, tearing, weaving, bob
bling terror who battered down Will
lard. Carpenter, and Firpo. Tunney
won't have to worry about him, any
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Legion Loses in
SkOWhegan TWi Game

Skowhegan, Aug. 2o.-Maine Spin
ming Mill won in score of ga from
the American Legion in a game in
the Twilight series played Thursday
afternoon at Fairview Park.
Maine Spinning catcher was w.
Corvette; pitchers were o. Corvette
and Bonnini. Legion catcher was Nc
Allister; pitcher Gilman. Wilkie
Clark of Waterville was Umpire. Score
by innings:
Maine Spinning ...113 0 0 o 0-5
Legion ............0 o 0 OIL IA
The Twilight games are popular
and are witnesses by good crowds.
The next game will be played next
Tuesday at Fairview Park by Ameri-
can Legion and the Somerset Shoe
Company team.
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about. From tramp to heavyweight
champion of the world, from riding
the blind baggage to living in the
best hotels in istendon-there's
food for thought there and plenty of
it: The old story Of "From Rags to
Riches" was never better illustrated
than in the career of the man who
beat Jess Willard for the worlds title
at Toledo in 1919.
Jack the Thinker may have plenty
to worry about, but if he loses his
title he won't be broke ex-cham-
pion like some of those who have
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REDS TAKE FIRST
OF BRAVES SERIES

Cincinnati, Aug. 20-P)-The Gin
cinnati Reds continued their winning
streak by taking the first game of the
Boston series today to 2. Boston
gave II hits in innings while Luque
kept Boston's five safeties we'll scat
tered.
The score:
Boston 800. 90 2 0 o 0 0 0 % SO
Cincinnati 0 2 Ks IL
Benton, Morgridge and J. Taylor;
Luque and Hargrave.
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Goodwin Wins
Over Russi LEROY

New York. Aug. 20.-(Pl-Jimmy
Goodrich of Buffalo, New York for
mer worlds lightweight champion
won a judges decision over Russ
Leroy, welterweight from Fargo, \
D., in the opening eight round bout
Of charity boxing show at Ebbett'
field tonight.
A stirring rally in the final round
which saved the decision for Good
rich, in the estimation Of the officials
was apparently considered Insult
cient by the audience which booe1
the verdict.
Leroy weighed al 1-2, IL pounds
more than Goodrich.
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CHEMISTS GRAB
GAME FROM BANGOR

- Great Works, Me-, Aug. 2o.-Penob-
scot Chemical Fibre won the Maine
League game from Bangor-Brewer 6
to here today by little better hit
ting in the pinches behind good pitch
ing by Polly. Fuss Of Penobscot
Chemical Fibre got a homer in the
FIRST inning with one on base. The
summary:
p. c. F. ...........2o1 o2o 01x-e-s-2
Bangor ........... 900 200 200-4.5-2
Polly and Byrnes; Dwyre, Lacy and
$urman.
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Results of Matches
In Lakewood Tourney

skowhegan, Aug. 20.-The follow
ing is the result of the matches play
cd Thursday at Lakewood in the
mlo-summer annual tournament:
singles, Chesley Moore, Skowhegan.
won from Newton Wyman, Chester,
Penn., 90, Ga: Clayton Smith, won
from Newton Wyman, 6-1, 6-1; Percy
Houle. won from Chesley Moore, 60,
6-3: Clayton Smith, won from Levi
Sawyer, 6-1, rs.
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DODGERS WIN
over SHORT ROUTE

Chicago, Aug. 20-(P)-Brooklyn
defeated Chicago to in an abbre-
waited game which was called at the
end of the 5th inning on account Of
rain. Grimes double in the fourth
inning with two men on base gave
the visitors the game.
The score:
Brooklyn .......... 0 0 2 0-3 8 2
chicago ........... 0 OIL Z 2
Grimes and Hargreaves; Jones and
Gonzales.
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FABER TOO MUCH
FOR RED S0X, 5 TO |

Boston. Aug. 20-tR)-Urban Faoer
tan,ed the Red sox today, holding
them to seven hits and winning the
game for Chicago 5 to l. 1t was Bos-
toms first defeat in six starts. Bar
rett drove in three runs nd<perlorH
ed sensationally in the field.
The score:
Roston 90 0 0 1 O-l U
Faber and Schalk; zahniser, Rus
sell and CASTOR.
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YANKEES HIT HARD IN THREE
FRAMES FOR WIN over BROWNS

( New-York. Aug. 2o.-tF)-The New
York Yankees took the opening game
Of a series from st. Louis today 10
to 4, making the fifth successive de-
feat for the Browns. Ballou was
knocked out Of the box in the fourth
when the home club scored four
runs. Jones was chased off the
mound in the same inning but the
visitors could do little against
Shawkey, his successor. Score:
l. "a ST, LOUIS
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

First game-Indianapolis T.: Min.
neapolis 2. Second game-Indianapo
lis o; Minneapolis 2.
First game-Toledo 8; Kansas City
!. Second game-Toledo /; Kansas
City 2.
Louisville I; st. Paul 8.
Colum bus Milwaukee, rain.
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way.

way.
Think what national hero you
might have been, Jack Dempsey! At
the time you beat Luis Firpo, you
were on the way to become the most
popular heavyweight champion Of all
time. Your war record was rapidly
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Toronto II, Newark ?.
Syracuse s, Baltimore 8.
Rochester-Reading postponed: cold,
Buffalo-Jersey City to be played in
double header August 81.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago s; Boston 1.
Detroit q; Philadelphia 2 (first
eame).
Detroit 5; Philadelphia q (second
game).
CleveIand-W ashinstoe. rrin.
New York 10; St. Louis q.
ToDAYS GAMES
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at New York.
Detroit at PHILADELPHIA.
Cleveland at Washington.
SUNDAYS GAMES
St. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Washinaton,
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Nexv York ,,,.S o .
Two base hits Miller 2, Robertson
xoenie. Three base hits Gehrig =.
Stolan bases Sisler, Manush. Sacri-
Scss Bailou, Paschal Double plays
Pohertson and Schang; Ballou, NC
Manus and sisler. Left on base New
Worr q. st. Louis 10. Bases on balls
Of Tones 4; shawkey /; Ballou 4;
1Wireard 2: Giard 2. Struck out by
zones 3: by shawkey 8; by Ballou 2;
G Gnr = Hits off Jones I in 8 2-S:
G ofs sha !, aa 3 in 5 is; off Ballou 6
IN S l-s; Wingard in 3 1-s; Giara
n = IN u wild pitch Ballou. Passed
halls SEVERED 2. Winning PitGher
Shawkey. Losing pitcher Bailou
11mpires Hildebrand, Ormspy anu
Nallin. Time 2.12.
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As Clare Briggs
would say, "a won
der what J a c k
Dempsey I h n k s
about" Here is the
heavyweight cham
pion in the pose Of
Robins s a m o u s
statue, allowing his
mind to dwell a bit
upon his past-and
on W h a t might
happen to him in
the future. If you
ask me, Jack has
Dientv "a &hirk
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EASTERN LEAGUE

q. P)
Albany 4;9;1; Waterbury o.s:o.
Hartford 1920; Pittsield 1852.
1914.
Bridgeport AHA; Springfield
5:12;3.
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Standing Of the Clubs

Today's Games
Haverhill at Nashua G games).
Lawrence at Manchester.
Lynn at Salem G games).
Lewiston at Portland e eanes).
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EXHIBITION GAMES

Kennebunkport, Aug. 2o.-(P-
Portland IN E. 4; Kennebunkport
J. Coliegians 6.
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AT NHAVERHILL
First game:
SdleIn ..''' ......... 10
t1aVefhlll .....-........ IA
Carroll, Cox and PEG, Boucher;
McPhee and Flaherty.
Second game:
SaIen .....'............. 16 3
ndNernlll ................ II 0
Slgman and Boucher; McCrehan,
Peloquin and Flaherty, Applin.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
and GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 5; Boston 2.
Brooklyn 8; Chicago Is innings,
rain).
Philadelphia Pittsburgh, rain.
St. Louis 6; New York 2.
TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh 1.-TWO
eames).
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being forgotten because you were
such a Iikable boyish figure, yet with
al such a marvellous two .fisted fight.
ing machine. Then what did you do
to live up to the faith the public had
in you? You didn't lift finger in
defense of your title for three long
and weary years!
The report was exaggerated. In.
stead of busy occupant of the
Heavyweight Castle, you turned out
to be an idle roomer.
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N. E. League

~ AT MANCHESTER
Manchester .............. 5 IL
Lynn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 9 ]
Wolfe, Sukeforth; Clement. Ho-
gan.
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TODAY'S GAMES

SUNDAYS GAMES
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
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AT NHAVERHILL
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standing-and is wondering whether
they will bring rope.
at is a pity that people who pro-
fess to stand for a worthy cause
sometimes descend to unworthy
methods and untrue statements IN
advocating it," the governor said In
a statement in answer to the attack
made on him today by that body.
"That seems to be frequently true In
the case of prohibitionists. have
respect for the opinion of those pro-
hibitionists who are sincere, but 1t
does not seem to work both ways.
II have just read an editorial In
Springfield (Mass.) paper which
urges that President Nicholas MUIR
ray Butler of Columbia University.
the Rev. DIR. George A. Gordon Of
Boston Old South church. Cardinal
O'Connell of Boston, Cardinal Hayes
Of New York, Cardinal Mundelein Of
Chicago, Bishop Fiske, Governor
Smith and myself should all be taken
out and hanged as suitable punish
ment for advocating modification of
the prohibition laws.
Il presume that the board of tenn
perance feels the same way about it.
Still, 1 will be here II their scouts
come to Annapolis. I wonder IL they
will come with a rope"