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PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING: all makes
lgh-grade workmanship and low prices.
WORK called for and delivered. Phone Main
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DOWN
60
THE
PRICES
AND WE HAVE ADDED
FINF.
MORE
RED
HOT
BARGAINS!

STERRFTT & FLEMING,
INC,
Home of Certified Gold Seal
Cars.
Champlain st. at Kalorama.
Columbia $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
NOT ONE AMERICAN CAR LASTS AS
LONG AS
REQ
NOT ONE
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PAPER HANGING. painting. pastering
e saS 0 E0ur 69me
terms Washington Decorating Co, 21O
Stewart BLDG 9th and NV. Frank 1888.
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ROOF REPAIRING and painting furnaces
snd fues cleaned: reasonable prices Col
% :. day or night. Ajax Roofing Co. H.
ROOMS PAPERED 81 Up Work done
immedately. j. Esdal. 33 Florida ave. NV.
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ROOF TO-DAY. year to paw. All kinds OF
to Roofing Co.. 1888 9TH st. NV. North
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PIANO TUNING. So We specialize in Ken.
eral piano repairs and rebuilding. CEN Nour
chancs' WORK WORK r1aranteed. asnd sireH sanderson. na
Schaeffer Co. 644 ST. q e. Line l0H7
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Plas-
terlnE. window shades floor, finishing. We
cav aS BE- bon nest m anG nf a oa I wa pnpef ,h IN he
pies: special prices this week estimates. free :
ell work guaranteed: year to pay. II 1t is
decorating do IT, interior and exterior.
Adams 34SQ 3Anaricap Decorating Co 13s
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PLASTERING, first class neatly finished
can be papered or painted: reason able: refer
erce no job too far, none too small. FIR 9s22
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PAPERHANGING AM, PAINTING by
skilled mechanics: reduced prices: quick
service r. p Let's. 223 1st st. ne. Line
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FOR SALE-Roard,ns house furnished: >
baths upstairs. Kitchen: h.-w h.: large din
inz room. S01 Eye IL
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PAPERING AND PAINTING-Special for
this week: Average size rooms, 80 and
up. with duplex polychrome paper or other
grade washable papers, $40 per room and
and nointInR up. All paints mixed on Job.
which lnsures YOU Of the best lngredients.
nanship and material no extra charge for
terms I'D to "a months. Estimates given
free. Peerless Decorating Co.. TIA 11th st.
NV. Franklin 9163 13s
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500 CLEAN httln grocery and delicatessen
n w. must he sold this week. nice fxtures
mixed trade splendid chance for man or
woman MllLns 10 work ILnc. 9oR4-I 9 .
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BAKERY. home made ice cream and lunch
room for sale. rent reasonable, good loca-
tion and business. Phone Frank S934 be-
tween g aud : pm. %
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FOR SALE--BrlcF huld,nc suitable for ga
RAGE. warehouse. Rear 6l2 Q st. NV. Col
Sn6Q
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NEAT -NARKFT-Doine good cash 61SI
ness Bargain for quick sale Reason Mil
lers Meat Market. 44o3 Bowen road So
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TIMING. heating, roof painting. stove re-
pairing easy terms, lowest prices. r. Nun
eesser. zig l5th ST. n e. Ph. All 1241..I o.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ROOKS-Ten cents each: cloth bound. mar
Vicious values: all subjects. Big Book Shop
a33 G 81. NY.
BUFFET china closet extension table SIX
chstrs fail oak also iron bed. Call 10 a NJ
10 nm sunday. nm. 10 IN. week
Gars Ant -. the Holland. 1875 Vernon 81
nv -
CARnS-Iadies who are particular. The
rlH box beautiful greetings and everyday
esyds, 81 per box Of Is. Mail orders attend
IS n hy w E Not, 426 II st. sv.. for
meyiv Bureau Of Ensravlng and PRINTING
Avoid the last-minute rush order and set
shem quickly.
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTTNG-Rooms
Ecraped. pointed up and papered. SO. We
carry the finest line of wall ,psper: visit our
ehOWrOom or call us: will call with sam
pies; work guaranteed in writing Eastern
Decorating Co. 1916 7th ST. NV. Pot. 5538.
0rPn eyprinRs
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CLEANING AND DYEING. doing good
business. well established. must sell. ll20
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pAPERHANGING WHOLE HOUSE. $50: 5
ing polychrome. Fall prices. Ad. 2326.
ERHANGING-Rooms papered. SO and
up. A. T. George. 1884 18th ct. NV.
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ROOMTNG H0t-SE wanted at once viii pay
cash 4 reasonable. Address Box 100 X.
Star Office s.
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BOARDING HOUSE. Is rooms. baths.
elec.. INV h.: best location IN the city
terms or cash. Phone Col. 1856. s.
TWELN E-R0OM fnrrlshcd house: down
town; ami VII sell or rent: good PROPOSE
ton idless BOX 39l-k S:ar office.
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CONFECTIONERY STORE. aoda fountain.
candy. cigars. cigarettes; must be sold
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PAPERING AND PAINTING-special pr

scraped. sized. pointed and papered with
rolychrome paper. So 90 washable paper
that can he washed with a damp cloth
$40 90: also painting and plasterlng at low
prices. We use Dutch Boy lead and pure
llnseed oil, mixing paints on premises so
ingredients can he seen: All paperhanginr
guaranteed in writing ) years This is
local concern and we employ local men only,
Terms if desired: as long as Is months to
pay Free estimate. Philadelphia Decorat-
Ing Co. Inc, s11-s17 9th st. NV. Main
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NOTIONS. confectionery. tobacco. etc. bust
ness. leaving cIty. sell al sacrifice. c53
Ct
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IPHOLsTERING and sIln covers. also re.
pairing. very low prices Col. 403S Stand
ard Tnhostery Co. 2aI0 14th ST NV 12s
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FORD SEDAN. 1ac3
looks @ GOOD bss saaG eond r%T tre rome % an
offer.
Cadillac 6l Touring.
and A. paSs eHndb9o hand rs TT.
car car has at' only been run 400 nllss and has
been taken very good care of-S1p5
Nash Touring. 1924.
Adv7n9 thu, ,oC sr tSs ct orn;1 d
handling W this p% car. T il IS Is in frst.class me
chanical condition: rsint. upholstery tires
Al. Rare harG ain. S4a5.
Buick E Roadster.
Al condition. new tires. S41a.
Chevrolet Sedan, 1924.
d%% looks sa" s"f rc: hs sn4
Durant 4-pass. Oupc, 1874.
In Al condition. This car was former,
lv owned ny careful motorist and has not
eeen abused in any way way plenty aCGss.1risis
perfect: guaranteed. $500
Buick 4 Touring.
1925 model. 4-wheel brakes mechanically
perfect. paint and upholstery very good,
tires Al has not been abused S465.
Essex \ Sedan.
car with a good rsrutat,on1. Runs ns IKE
Mechanically Al. 4 real bargain. $500.
Packard Straight s Roadster.
1HZ0 snort fn01el. nest IoOklnE car III
town: mechanically perfect.
Hudson Coach. 1925.
This car. has only been run $500 miles;
motor perfect: upholstery and paint very
good. S695.
Studebaker Big 6 Sedan.
Al all through. .s6a5.
Chevrolet Touring. Superior
De Luxe. 1925.
Good tires. good paint in Al condition
Studebaker Big r.
Seven-psssenaer. 1924. touring Iust oyer.
hauled and repaired good tires: in perfect
order. S545.
Durant Sedan. 1924.
Looks good and runs good, s3a5.
4 Ford 1ourings. 500 Up.
Studebaker E.
Touring car, 1921 all new cord tires and
tion. S465.
Ford Tudor Sedan.
Model 1925 new paint; can't tell from
led
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ANGING-Reasonable prices. reli-
able work. Will call with samples. Phone
Pot 1857 F Richardson decorator. IL
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FORD COUPE. Iade model fully equipped
and guaranteed: price. $3.50. terms to suit.
o0n1 18th nv. a'
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SAI L OF

RFPOSSESSFD CARS.
All of these cars are to be sold
for unpaid balances.
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FURNITURE TPH0LSTERED: draperies,
clip covers made to order: also repairing
Ask for free estimate. Buecher. 2416 14th
Sf0Hs 12s
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PAPERHANGING-We do the best for less.
cash terms; guaranteed work in writing
for years. North 1910; evenings and sun
day Col or 10s
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UPHOLSTERING---Spe prices now; slip
Inh0lsterlng Co. G27 f NV. NJ 1903 9s
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BARRIER SHOP. location IN section of new
large apartments. pri"e and terms of lease
to suit tenant
NJ O. JARVIS & COMPANY.
Naty
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

CHINESE RUG, new. 9xl2; two shades blue
$3.50 value for $3.50.
512-B wardman Park Hotel.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

FLOORS-Electrc machine and hand finish
ing efficient. reasonable; reliable service
R Il Nash c0HS North 4T3.
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ry)R Observation-Disclosures.

Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, BAhTlMohh: Ban NJ shc Ne: sao:
tory" Resident Salesman. Lincoln S462.
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FOR SALE-PAINT STORE.
Excellent location. long lease: good rea-
SCR for selling. Address Box 59k. Star
Office
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CHEVROLETS AND FORDS-5O to choose
lore tT buying: % low was cash T payment low mon monthly
payments: guaranteed. r. l.. Taylor Motor
Co. 1897 and 1910 14th ST. NV. North
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FURNITURE REPAIRING and refnishing:
ffnee ffne cabinet work Jos; SHERMAN q Co.
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and brass metals used: IO-year guarantee
against drafts. dust and SCOT: lowest prices
Acme Weatherstrnping Co. Adams % IL
WINDOW SHADES at factory prices ''Kirsh
rods and Hartshorn rollers" The Shade
EactorN. Il0o 14th st. Main 1923
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! PLAYER-PIANO SS-note: cost $500: sell
! for $3.50 cash: excellent condition. Phone
! Lincoln ZIG.
| REFRIGERATORS-N and second hand.
| for all purposes. McCray Refrigerator Co..
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PIANO. upright in good condition. $50;
home all day Sunday. week DAYS after 6
o'clock. 131 11th st. ne. Apt. l. o.
PIANO-Practice fine action sood-looking
case: Steinway. cost 81 900: will sell for
S34E Phone Main I9,l3 ""
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AXWELL TOURING: drive II away for
LOO. 61S 10th st. ne.
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For FARM AND GARDEN

STABLE MANURE, $40 ton: well rotted;
for lawns and flower beds: delivered in
truck anywhere in city limits. Drop.
card to A Wells 35 p st. ne. IL
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

FAMILY HORSE. kind. gentle. work any
where. have no use for same. will take $50
or trade for good radio set. Apply ofice.
SIS 1lth ST. NV.
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CHEVROLET COACH. demonstration. latest
model: driven less than 1000 miles: $50
cash. balance in Is months. Mr.. Stokes,
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:nhf 18TH NV ~
FORD TOURING CAR. hy owner: good cont
dtion: self starter. lock wheel demountablp
rims: 500 cash. Address Bux lS5-K. Star
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324 Fl St ne. Line. 6762-W 81
DOORS AND sAsH-Both salyaged and
new; new doors, stock sizes. S2.G5 UP: sash.
new six lights. 90c each. Millwork; French
doors: easement sash: garage doors: hotbed
sash. WINDOW SETS-Complete. frames.
trim. sash and hardware. S4.25 up.
HECHINGER CO. 9Th & G sts, southwest.
HFCHINGFR co 18th & Fla ave northeast
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FROM u. S. GOVT.
Complete line of desks; file cabinets. lock
ers office chairs and tables; tremendous saw
ings. Everything. you want for your office
WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO..
F,,rniture Dent 31O 9Th 81 NV
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. rep d.: eliu:
covers made. Est. oheerfully given. Returned
free. Tittensor. 1924 sth st NV. y. 77O2
HEATING AND PLCMBING-Eficien and
economical heating systems installed: expert
attention gwen your plum hing needs. Main
$500 Southern Heating Co.. 719 9th NV
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Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Brunswick. June 7.-Otis Kendall,
of Augusta, Maine. intercollegiate
champion in the high jump, was this
afternoon chosen captain of the
Bowdoin varsity track team. Kendall
made his letter in track as Fresh
man, when he tied with two other
Bowdoin men for first place in the
high jump at the Maine meet. Last
year he was New England champion
in the high jump, and this spring was
second in, the event. Taking up pole
vaulting for the first time last win
ter. he has made sensational pro-
gress, tieing for first in the State
meet and getting third place at the
New England meet with a vault of
IL feet II ga inches.
Kendall is the son of DR.. Clarence
r. Kendall of Augusta, State Com
missioner of Health, who was him
self captain of the Bowdoin track
team in 1898. In speaking before the
track team of the newly elected cap
tain, Coach Jac Magee said that he
was one of the finest competitors
that he had ever had under him since
he has been at Bowdoin. Words were
spoken by Hal Littlefeld, retiring
captain. and following this Coach
Magee was presented with a pipe by
the members of the team, as a token
of the esteem in which he is held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-08
Stribling Has
Stiff Workout for
Bout Thursday Night

New York, June 7-(Pl-Despite an
impressive display Of punching power
in, his workout today, William L.
(Young) Stribling's chances of lifting
the light heavyweight crown from
Paul Berlenhach Thursday night at
Yankee Stadium were quoted at even
money. Until today, the Georgian
had held the rare distinction as chal-
lenger of ruling slight favorite.
Two of Stribling's four sparring
partners found the southern conten-
der in an aggressive mood. Jake
Warren, a negro heavyweight, retired
after one round with an injured
shoulder, while Lee Anderson, negro
light heavyweight, was knocked out
in the second round with a right to
the jaw. Stribling then closed. by
stepping three fast rounds with Ben
ny Tombstone, Florida heavyweight
and one round with his brother, Her.
bic Stribling.
Both champion and challenger re-
ported by their trainers as under the
weight limit of IT'S pounds, will have
their final workouts tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-08
Miss Ryan Loses
To English Girl in
Paris Tennis TOURNEY

Paris, June 7.-(Pl-The women's
singles In the interna tional hard
court tennis tournament today fur
nished three of the most keenly con-
tested meets witnessed here in many
a day.
The semi finals brought together
Joan Fry, young English girl who
had her first test in tournament
play against Suzanne Lenglen at
Wimbledon last year and Miss Eli
zabeth Ryan. former Californian and
veteran of the worlds tennis courts.
The English girl won a gruelling
three set match by score Of rs,
3-6, 119, and hereby has the pri-
vilege of meeting the French cham
pion, Suzanne Lenglen, in the semi
finals this week.
) Both players gave a wonderful eX-
hibition. but after two sets had been
played, downpour of rain inter-
rupted the battle. When they met
for the third set, it was a keen strug-
gle all the way, with Miss Ryan
leading at 9-S. Then the English girl
broke through Miss Ryan.s vans"
service and made 1t even. The
nineteenth went to deuce four times,
and this Miss Fry annexed. as she
did the twentieth, where she broke
through Miss Ryans service after
the game went to deuce. and took
the two winning points and the set.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-08
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Hallowell celebrated her win from
Cony High school with an impromptu
parade through Augusta Monday
night. The small school defeated
Cony ST in a 12-inning battle and
lot of credit is due them for the per-
Torrance. Cony defeated the down
river team 1876 in their previous
: Cony has three more games on her
schedule. She plays at Brunswick
tomorrow and at Gardiner Saturday,
Brewer, a team which Cony easily de-
feated the first of the season will play
the final game at Williams Field.
The Cony and Gardiner track teams
will meet in a dual meet at Gardiner
Saturday. Cony lost to the Orange
and Black in a three cornered meet
few weeks ago with Waterville as
the third party and is naturally anx-
ious to even the count. The meet will
take place in the morning because of
the baseball game between the two
schools in the afternoon.
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British Trio Are
FavOrites in Betting
On Golf Tournament

New York. June 7.-(P)-Betting
odds against Jim Barnes and Walter
Hagen, American stars in the British
open championship on June Il and
% are IL to l, according to London
bookmakers' figures received here to-
day by the U. S. Golf Association.
Despite the fact that Hagen twice
won the tournament and that Barnes
led the field last year. three British
players, Abe Mitchell, George Dun
can and Arthur Havers. are favor
ties In the betting. Odds of 10 to
are offered against them. Bobby
Jones, American amateur and former
open champion, is rated 16 to
shot.
Chances Of other players are rated
on the following basis:
Joe Kirkwood Is to 1; Roger
Wethered so to 1; Tommy Armour
100 to !; Archie Compston 90 to !;
HAIRY vardou 20 10 !.
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Proud Cony Bows to Haowe Second Game of Serie
Hall LOWELL CRABS TWELVE
FRAME BATTLE FROM CONY, 81
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Hallowell, June 7.-Hallowell High,
lead by it's star south-paw. Arthur
Carbino, turned the tables on its
ancient rival, Cony and administered
the first taste of defeat of the Ken
nebec Valley League to the Capital
City outfit. The Black and White
rallied strong behind Carbino who
was going great guns, tanning 10 OF
the Cony band and making five put
outs on his own hook.
The first two batsmen facing Car
bino whitfield the breeze. Stiles
doubled and stole third after Brad
street was hit by a pitched ball.
Fabrizi struck out throwing away
the first run. Hallowell scored run
in each of the first four innings on
seven hits, coupled with stolen bases
and sacrifices. In the second Lish-
ness scored without assistance being
granted first on a wild pitch, second
on a balk. and stealing third, 10
stroll home. Cony's big inning came
in the third. Carbino passed over
lock and Nickless; stiles singled;
Bradstreet landed on first only to
have Overlook caught at the plate;
FabriZi doubled, scoring NlcKless,
Stiles and Bradstreet; Bell singled.
scoring Fabrizi; Bell was caught Off
first; Lishness famed retiring the
side. Four runs.
Hallowell called for new pitcher
in the fifth when three runs We're put
across to take the lead. Ballard
walked: McKelvey was hit by the
pitcher; Hayes got to first on
fielder's choice, putting out Nickel
vey: Carbino doubled scoring Bal
lard and HAYES; Payson walked;
Flynn was S1t by pitched pail
Carbino scored on a passed ball;
Sawyer reached first on Nichless
error. Bell caught Arata's fly and
doubled to nut Flynn out. Three runs.
Cony's final TALES came in the
seventh on two passes. two errors,
and long double by Stiles, scoring
two runs.
From the ninth up through the
twelfth a spectacular battle was dis
PLAYED for supremacy in which the
endurance of Carbino was d deciding
factor. HAYES made wonderful
sion of Overlock's drive in the
eleventh which had behind it the
threat of a run.
In the twelfth McKelvey singled
and was sacrificed to second by
Hayes. stole third, and scored on
Haydens wild pitch. Thus ended
Hallowelrs second season of the Val
ley League. The final standing gives
Halloween 500. having lost four
games and winning four. Score:
HALLOWELL
alb bh pc a e
Sawyer SIS ..........5
Arata If ........5 2 o o
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Richard Is Losing
No Sleep Over N. Y.
Commissions Threats

New York, June 7-(P)-Tex Rick
ard said today he is not worried con-
corning the State Athletic Commits
sion's threat o, disbarment over his
negotiations for heavyweight
title match between Jack Dempsey
and Gene Tunney.
Furthermore, the promoter added,
he is not yet prepared to reveal his
plans. He intimated, however. to-
day he may visit the solons next
Tuesday and sketch his plans for off,
cial review.
Il have never officially made public
my plans" he said today. land I be-
lieve Chairman Farley should have
withheld judgment in the case until
he hears directly from me just what
/ plan to do
Richard said today he would be
busy on his arrangements for the
Stribling Berlenbach light heavy
weight championship fight this week
and could find no time to visit the
commission unless summoned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-08
Wells AGAIN WINS
FOR TIGERS, | TO 0

Detroit, June 7-(P)-Ed Wells ran
his string of scoreless innings to %,
to defeat Washington 10 today. He
allowed five hits which was one more
than Detroit made of Walter john
son. but no two came in the same
inning. Detroit's lone score came in
the first inning on Gehringer's two
Dagger and Heilmann's single.
The score:
Washington 0 o o 90 0 o 90 l
De troit 49,. l 0 0 0 0 0 x-1 /
Johnson and Ruel; Wells and Man.
ion.~
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EDWARDS TWIRLS
WHITE S0X TO WIN

Chicago, June 7-(P)-Big Jim Ed
wards, southpawed the White SoX to
1915 victory over the Boston Red
Sox today in the final game OF the
series which was won by the locals,
two games to one. Edwards allowed
the visitors only four hits after
Thomas had been driven off the
mound in the first inning. The White
Sox played an uphill game. Willie
Kamm's tripue following Barretts
single and Schalk's bunt for a
squeeze play put Chicago ahead in
the sixth and they were never head
ed. Wingfeld's wildness in the sew
enth inning increased the lead.
The score:
Boston 41o00 0 0 0 O-5
Chicago :. 0 ? 0 x-10 II
Rufing, Wingfield, Lundgren and
CASTOR; Thomas, Edwards and
Schalk.
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Mrs. StetsOn Leads
In WOmen's Golf
PLAY at PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia. June 7.-(P)- Mrs.
G. Henry Stetson, of the Hunting
don Valley Country club, Philadel-
phia, led the field by six strokes at
the end of the first Is holes today
in the Women's Eastern Golf cham
pionship at the Philmont Country
club. She scored an 81 and estab-
lished a new women's record for the
course.
Miss Maureen circuit, of White
Beeches, defending champion, took
SO which gave her eighth place.
Miss Glenna Collect of Providence.
national champion. scored 80.
Second place for. the first round
fell to Mrs. S. d. Waxman of Salem,
Mass, state champion, who returned
an 81. Mrs. Edgar c. FELTON,, Jr, of
Merton. with SO was in third place.
and Miss Edith Quier of Reading,
champion of Central, Pennsylvania,
took fourth with SO.
Miss Marie Jenney. metropolitan
champion. and Mrs. Dorothy Camp
bell Hurd. Philadelphia, title holder,
each took 81.
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fARMINCTON

Farmingtons first Merchants Week
opened yesterday, and owing to the
rain it was a disappointment
The stand near the square was
erected yesterday morning, the
strings of colored lights are every
where in the business section and ev-
erything was in readiness at the ap-
pointed time, but much of Mondays
program had to be postponed until lat
er in the week when weather condi-
tons are more favorable.
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UHLE TOO MUCH FOR YANKEES AND
INDIANS COP CONTEST, 5T02

Cleveland, June 7.-(Pl-Cleveland
made it two on of three from New
York today. winning So. Uhle out
pitched Shocker, allowing but six
hits and was better supported, with
men on bases. He also drove in two
runs with a two base hit in the
fifth. Ruth went hitless and struck
out on three pitched balls with the
bases full in the seventh. Umpire
Hildebrand put Capt. Collins out Of
the game for disputing a third
strike.
The score:
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youthful slayer and kidnapper, whose
death sentence was reversed by the
court of errors and appeals. The de-
cision was reached at a conference
between Prosecutors Bfgelow and
Barnitt of PasSaic.
Noel was sentenced to die for the
Staying of Raymond Pierce, negro
taXicab driver. last September in con-
nection with the kidnapping and kill
ing of 6-yead old Mary Daily. Pierce
was murdered in Essex county and
the Daily girl in Passaic county.