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New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
.LfN BILLY E,NA\Sl

Shreveport, La, March &1.,-Th" Chicago White SoX of 1a2G might well be called lho enigma club of thc American league. ] is q team with great poSsibtli- ties,
 If it gccts certain breaks that q winning club must got, it looks like q surety for a dtst division berth, i dangerous contender. { If the ciUh fails 10 get the certain breaks l have in mind, it will prob ably faiter as it did last season, after Manager Collins Was forced out of the lineup, anI again conn. to rest with 6 dull thud in tve second division.
 "Its the games a ball club ,oy,s 1 by one run that play havoc Ylh ifs 1 chances" said Eddie Colliny in dis i cu&sng his team.
 Ut is always possible to figure where hase hit or twy at the right time would have wab such games. We lost plenty of H"m last season hy a run, all for rhc want of a hit
 My club ne[S a little more 1 drive, muy look to the outfold to furnish it Talk and Mostil did their part .holl last season. I am hoping tlht Bill Jarrett will do as well thiy year. I intend to start him in 1tright field
 "BErott must hit around .200 . i | F.l.1is-.r ! hE in a pinch 10 supply one of the N"aks l am banking on. / "ThG other br"ak I am looking forward to must come rom my pitchers.
 "rabcr is in fine shape, better than he has been for years and will turn mo in a number of winning ball games before the season is over.
 "Thr two TcdS, Lyons and Rlan- kenship. proved their worth last season. I am no worrying nhouf them. am looking to Hollis Thurston and Thomas, who pitched so well for Baltimore last season, tc bolster my pitching, Thurston k sure to be an Improvement over la.,r year.
 If We can just win those bal games We were losing hy one run last year and get a little better pitching, We are going to bo in th, first division and make trouble. II WI don't get 'om, well, that's 6 different story"
 am inclined to agrrc with Man ag"r Collins in ,hr silo-up of his ball club, l. las &rcat possibilities
 Of one thing am sure. fl vii play smart baseball For if has [ smart manager who will countc nance no other kind.
 IL played thr smartcst baseball il tho American lraEu" last year. Tn, team, as result, was in the run ming nntil tho loss of Collins brokt the morale and defense of the club
 IT Collins gets a little added driy, 10 his attack and slightly improved ri.ching, watch out for the Whit, SoH.
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New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
MIDDLETOWN PLAYS HERE
Local Y. M. C. A. Team Meets Down River Quintet At Local Gymna- sium Thursday Night

The Middletown Y. NJ. C. A. bask- etball team will play the local Y. NJ. C. A. team here Thursday night at IS D. III. The locals defeated the MiddletoWn team two weeks ago on the Middletown court by one point the SCOT" being 14 to ] .. The lineup:
 \. r, '. VI. Y. Hi"rpc, picrson ...... McCarnekic right forward
 Habor ,...,....,............ Daly left forward
 Luxe ''.' ''''.''''.. ''...'.'...., Cah1ll center Yankasha, Larson, Fountain, Clark right guard sachs ,,,.....,.....,.. Gustafsoh left guard
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
HITTING IN DOUBT

If Emmett McCann is able 10 hit lis lfaguo pitching the second base problem will be solved. McCann is q great fielder. He hit .310 in the Coast league last season but there lis Il difference in the pitching he .will face this summer,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
YOLLEY BALL LEAGUE
skinner Hittrr~ Move Into IndiS- mhrh Possession of Iir~t Place in HONs' Club Play.

Supcrir',rI u puIghr Skiunor's HnIers moved ito uudisputcd pos session u' trs' rlacr in th" Boys club srrior ,a',l luN Ioagur last night by taEtu. two out of thr"" ram.s from tl, Suatryrs, Physical Director Ray Arl"rsou's faltcrin2 charges. Nuot ..r - U~n'ion w1s pro vidcd hv T,a" Siva's Jumpers wbo took th,tr ..roa5 >'r#@Ht match and vhowtl ,t.,y u, r,w.ring last years climb frar n. .'rr 'o 'tt'".
 Tno Uo9r.rs, ,l by C.rI Carlson. promptly horr.1 into t0, n',aniaeo hv taking ttn al,' gnm.. hu' Pct" 'hcn Tod lis m.u to two d,rjsINo victories anl w".t up 'o within ono match of cH- opponents H. erorrs'
 Jumpers ... n r. l5 llop0'rS .-. .-.... ]. 9 Tho m",a~ dropped roars " around rIr suotls Iu tho r,f game, uHnh was l,ry ou,.sg i. lnt An@.r>ou and his surrort, / did practically fh. sam" thing /o 'h' Hu',rs ir t'a srcon@. Th.h"cidinF .ame nas closer fought. VI Victory rarch'a on fh" S'audu/ o' th" Irtrrf who thereby H T1st their opponents into tho FNgn" loader ~Hin IT." Scuros.
 Hitt"rs ...... i| F. swat, ~e -..4 2 l. In
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
.BOYS' CLUB TEAM
 HAD GOOD SEASON
Present Quintet Won 12 Out ol
 22 Games During Year

The Boys club rang down the cur. tain Monday night on a season which
 has been satisfactory even If not
 highly successful from the stand.
 point of games won and lost. With
 last years wonder team, which smashed through the best amateur teams in the east to run up q string of IS victories, completely shatter- ei by the graduating" of all play CTS except one 10 professional teams and the injury Of that one before this season opened, an entirely new quin- tet had 10 be formed. And naturally this new team must always suffer
 rom comparison with tho old one.
 This comparison is hardly fair and, if allowed to stand on their own feet, the present combination must be rated as q fine one and as one and as one which will probably re- main the same for another year or two and work up to the rating which was accorded the great team of l92i-l9e5. Coach Raynard And erson started with two members of last years second team, q former player who played all year against doctors orders, a newcomer to the city and several youngsters. This strangely assorted material he built
 into fast passing machine which played almost entirely against heavier teams and won 12 out of 22 games from them for an average of .545. Early in the year the team won and lost alternately, then had poor i streak, and finally found itself to run out seven victories in its last ten
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
RUSSWzN QUINTET WINS
 HERCELY FOUGHT BATTLE

Nyborgs Foul Shooting and Superhuman Defense of Winners in Last Minutes Gives Them the Game Fafnirs Like Tigers As the Game Draws to a Close-Nether Team Showed Any Superiority Best Game of Season-Rule Shop Beats Machine Five.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
The Reserves

vy,. Rovs' club Reserves, although
 ain thrv were a much lighter crew yau last y.ar, piled up cr"d''nhIe |, ,,rori, winning II out of 1S games ,I,.I They started well but went into a slump when individual play ing became thr rule Coach Andcr- son. lei lis star cgotis's warm the l..rrh for few games while nc" ...,m struggled through the schedule apl managed 10 win several ilmts' then he sent his regulars back and they showed they had learned their lesson. From then on the team won almost every game. II scored 5i3 points against 396 for its opponents, making 2f7 field goals ns compared with 1fe and dropping in go fouls
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31

TalM z. v SIS 93--9' I28
 r@'r@cnaL @,s L,!onts-GoTa 3t, CHI 24, ,,..n,tl,a 4. Parparian q, Gotowala % ." IrE 15. Kraszcwski 1%, Silva h. Kyy ,, swanson g. Link l-lSl'
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
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E.'oIr,: "Chiol" Hayes,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31

iby its enemies. Committing 181 per eonal fouls, it was under its oppon- cnts in this respect. 1SS personals ihcing made against the club.
 Individual Scoring
 Joe Goffa, the fighting center of tho team, was the leading scorer, rounding our an even 200 points hy q scoring spree in tho final game. He ran up ST baskets, the most made by any player, and shot 2G fouls. Joe. after being kept from the game for | year ty bad in- iury, made his return this winter; starting slowly, he developed sur prisingly well and soon became the tall-around star of the team, his in domitablo spirit carrying the fight ] all the time when others on thc squad faltcrcd.
 1 Nick Gill. dcbonair forward, near ly matched Goffa in every depart tmrut. He sho, the most fouls of Ian yman nn the squad, His dribbling land left handed shooting wer" great helps to the team. Pete Iapatka joined the team late in the year and proved the cog that started the ma chine really going; always crashing into the thick of the fray, he hook ed up with Gill and Goffa to make d combination 10 be dreaded. stan 1nv Gotowala. elected captain when John Klcy left the team, had An- other excellent season at guard and broke into the scoring nor" ire .,mcntly than in the past. Pete Silva showed wonderful guarding ability and held all opponents 10 small scores. committing only ten fouls all var in doing so; Silva would he .n woujer if he had offensive abil- .Ny to matcn ns d't'ns",
 "Ginein" or "Murphy" Levin went well alternating with the other yuarls and proved q gool utility man. Jake Parparian, substitute rurward. always played a dashinE @.m. which rolled up points hu' n, was lrss experienced than the regulars. Henry Kraszcwski. an .otA"r yomgstor. filled in the gap a
 rorvarl craliah'y until Zapot6a re
 ,grn,d. Tno individual records aS '.- follows.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31


 S2 DiXies, East Hartford ...,..l0 l3 West Ends, Wiimantic ....19 45 Celtics, Bristol .........,. 30 15 Heights, South Manchester ..22 52 Acmes. Hartford .........l5 20 Laurels. South Manchester ..34 29 lelands, Springfield .......22 70 Athletics, Middletown ......56 1T Boys Club, Meriden ......47 50 rnInowns, East Hartford ..lS 2l New City Five, Torrington ..24 %2 Boys Club, Bristol .,,....%3 50 Laurels. South Manchester ..25 g Lelands, Springfield ........23 % Knights of lithuania, W'bury lS % RoCkwoods, Hartford .....,.5h .@1 Boys Club, Mcridcn ........20 jS Mocllcr Bldg. Five, x. Haven q II Boys Club, Bristol ......3l IT Liberties, South Manchester .25 Al Walnuts, New Haven .....i5 .li Athletics. Middletown .,...,.%9
New Britain herald., 1926-03-31

The team scored 7@3 points against ifs opponents 56i, making %15 field goal; against 240 and scoring 93 foul shots compared with S4 made iby it's enemies. Committing 1S1 per
 sonal fouls, if was under its oppon-
 cnts in this respect. 1SS personals thCing made against the club.
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New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
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Machine ys. Rule Shop

Itnf,rcc- "Chick" Harce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
Lenglen Will Not
Be Able to Play
For Several Months

London, June 30.-(P)-Suzann
Lenglen's attack OF neuritis Is SO
severe, member of her party said
today. that she will not be able to
play for months. and has conse-
quently cancelled all her tennis en-
gagements. not only in England and
Ireland, but on the continent.
She is said to be suffering much
pain. The engagements cancelled
include the Irish championships at
Dublin. the Edgbaston turnament
near Birmingham, and Lady Waver-
trees charity tournament.
Poor Suzanne suffers dreadful
pains" dbl Vlasto, her inseparable
companion. told the Associated
Press. She cannot sleep for the
pains and is obliged to wear her
arm In a sling. She Is unable even
10 grasp racquet and couldn't pos
sibiy fulfill any OF her engagements.
1t is quite unlikely flat she will be
able to play for several months"
Mile. Lenglen Is continuing her
electrical treatments and will re-
main indoors for a time. She is
anxious to SO home toksee her faith
err and then leave for a rest cure
somewhere on the continent, Mile.
Vlasto concluded:
1T is all very tragic. Everybody
Is kind, but 1t Is not very gay for
a girl 10 be sick in a hotel. We
and other friends are trying our ut
most to make her cheerful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
Calumets Promise
Some Real Action in
Lisbon Falls Game

A heavy hitting infield will be the
chief asset of the Augusta Calumets
when they meet Lisbon Falls at
Williams field Saturday afternoon.
Pete Bradstreet, Emile GirouX, Per-
ley Laliberte and Stiles are all capa-
BILE sluggers and they are also form :
ing neat fielding combination. The
team is plentifully blessed with first
basemen with Beaudoin, Bradstreet
and Blackstone on the roster, but
Leo and Blackstone will play in the
outfeld and leave the hard-hitting
Bradstreet on the first cushion.
Jimmie Dolan has definitely prom
Used to play with the club and Will
make his first appearance Saturday.
The club has received bunch of
letters and if the. attendance war
rants it large schedule will be
played during the months of July
and August. Several other fast play
ers also wish to play here but Man
ager Beaudoin is unwilling to hire
too many without certain backing.
Lisbon Falls is fast club and has
a good rating among the amateur
clubs in this State. The game will
start promptly at P. NJ. and should
be a good one to watch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
Kinsey and French
Star Jean BOrOtra
In Wimbledon Finals

Wimbledon, Eng, June 30.-(Pl-
Howard Kinsey. American start. and
Jean Borotra of France will face each
other in the final round of the mems
singles of the Wimbledon jubilee lawn
tennis tournament.
The American and French players
fought their way through the semi
finals today, kinsey defeating Jacques
Brugnon in spectacular five-set
match. and Borotra defeating his COM
patriot, Henri Cochet, who eliminated
Vincent Richards last week
The semi-fnals We're played before
large crowd. including Queen Mary.
Suzanne Lenglen. revisitins the scene
of her former triumphs. but out Of
play because of neuritis in her racquet
arm, also saw the matches.
In the Kinsey match Bragro had
the match point in his grasp five times
in two different games but was unable
to produce the winning play. The Cal
ifornia star each time came up from
behind TO win amid applause from the
crowd. which apparently had favored
the French player during the match.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
INDIANS OVERCOME
THEIR JINX, LYONS

Cleveland, Ohio June 39-fP)--
Cleveland made it two straight from
Chicago today, vanquishing the
White Sox, IL to 9. Lyons, the sox
star pitcher. was knocked from the
box in four innings. the Indians scor-
ing nine runs off him on six doubles
and six singles. 1t was the first time
Cleveland has beaten him in his ma
ior league career. Records show that
he had beaten the Indians u straight
times.
The score:
Chicago .11OO1 % o. 10 3
Cleveland % 2 0 0 2 0 Vii IA 2
Lyons. Steengrafe and Grabowski;
McCurdy; Levsen and Myatt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
JOHNNY TRAINOR
wins OPENER FOR
BELFAST OUTFIT

Especial to the Kennebec Journal,
Belfast, Me. June s0.-The sum-
mer baseball season opened here to-
day with a fast game, Belfast de-
reating Camden by a score of 10 10
>. There was a large attendance
and president Harry A. Foster Of
the Rotary Club officially presented
the improved Mcclellan Athletic
Field to the city, Mayor Foster G.
Small accepting. The Belfast hand
was In attendance and all indica-
lions point to a very snappv season
Inc local team. all saIaried men. Is
captained by Pat French of Lewis
ton and includes many college plav-
ers. Belfast will have 81 home
games during the season which
closes Labor Day. The first bali was
pitched by Mayor Small,
Score by innings:
Belfast o. "a o 0 N1o-11-5
Camden 0 "a 1 0 o-5-e-1
Batteries: Belfast, Trainor and
karkos; Camden. Williams and
Curran. Umpire. stonier. Time,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
Bobby Jones Will
Arrive in America
Last of This Week

New York, June S0.-(P)-A man
named Jones on Friday will enter the
gateway of America in triumph, over
route made famous by princes of the
realm and princes of the church, by
heroes of the air and OF the water.
There have been several famed
Joneses. There was John Paul, then
the emperor and then Broadway. In
way these names will have soma
association with the hero who IL to he
rewarded, for he is one who has sailed
the seas for his conquests. Broadway
Will be his path of roses and in his
are he is an emperor-Bobby Jones of
Atlanta.
Bobby has won golf championships
In the past and has gone back TO his
Atlantans to receive due honors. but
thls time the Atlantaus are coming 10
him for he IS bringing back from Eng
iand his first foreign trophy, the Brit
ish open title.
From all indications the WELCOME 70
me conqueror by Mayor Walker at
CITY hall will bring a tremendous out
pouring or friends, many of whom are
coming from the Southland on a spe
car tram A mayors committee of
ioo VIII greet him and in all proba-
,nlilty he will have for a part Of the
time by his side the American young
ster who only short time ago re-
turned with the other great British
ute, the amateur. but was too Ill To
receive the honors due him, Jess
Sweetser.
Bobby's wife and mother came 10
New York Monday. Yesterday at their
hotel thew adnitted that tha,, haS =.
expected him to win the British cham
plonship but had hoped-always
hoped
We're wonderfully happy. Of
course they told interviewers. THE
whole thing ia wonderful-what more
can We say
And thsy said M r,nra
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
ROBINS HIT HARD
FOR II TO 9 VICTORY

Brooklyn, June 30-(P)-Brooklyn
gained an even break in the four
game series with the Phillies by cap
turing a free hitting contset today,
IL to .. Harper hit two home runs
While Herman and Wrightstone drove
out one apiece. Bill Huber. captain
and third baseman of the Phillies.
VISA sent to the showers in the third
inning by Umpire Pfrman for pro
testing a decision at third.
The score:
Philadelphia 0 0 0 g. s16s
Brooklyn 0 0 2 0 x-1l171
Pierce, Beacht, Yarnell, knight and
Henline, J. Honnard; Barnes Nc
Graw, Ehrhardt and Hargreayes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
Rocky Kansas Will
Face Tough Boxer
In Sammy Mandell

Chicago, June 80. - (P) - Rocky
Kansas, veteran puncher, will de-
fend his lightweight boxing crown
here Saturday afternoon against an
opponent who was only seven years
old when the champion embarked
upon his ring career. In addition to
meeting youth, Kansas faces odds in
reach and height.
In his effort to wrest the title
from the Buffalo veteran at White
Sox Park, young Sammy Manden
with his five feet seven will top
Kansas by five inches and the chal-
lenger's reach, 81 inches. gives him
four inch advantage over the
champion.
The tape line has disclosed that,
contrary to a general opinion that
Kansas was the more rugged of the
two. virtual. his own statistical
advantages over Maudali are in age
and experience. Mandall is % and
Kansas 81.
Kansas and bis manager appeared
before the boxing commission yes
terday, qualified for an Illinois
fighters license and posted S12,50O
forfeit for Saturdays fight for
which Kansas receives $4,000, win,
lose or draw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
GIANTS ON LONG END
OF Is FRAME BATTLE

New York, June 30-(P)-The
Giants divided their four game series
with the Braves when they won the
final fray today in Is innings by to
6. A wild throw by Young enabled
Boston to tie the score with two out
in the ninth. After the Braves broke
the tie in the 18th on an error and
two singles. Lindstrom's homer dead
locked the count in the Giants half
of the inning. kelly's sacrifice per-
mitted Lindstrom to come home with
the winning run.
The Giants today released Warren
Cote. former Holy Cross inf1elder, to
Toledo of the American Association.
The score:
Boston
1000 eeoo2 o1o o-sI3I
New York
90 90 210 % 0 10 -7145
Genewich, Morgridge and ]. Tay-
Tor; Gibson. Garkes, Scott and Flor
ence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
DOUBLE KILLINGS HELP
TIGERS TO WIN 4 TO |

ST. Louis. June 30.-tPJ-The St.
Louis Browns outhit the Detroit
Tigers today, to Z. but the Browns
were the victims of four double
plays and the Tigers won, to J..
The Tigers punched hits in the first
and seventh innings. In the fourth
inning McManus worked the hidden
ball trick on Holman, tagging him
when he took q lead off third. Ty
Cobb was coaching at third base at
the time Score:
Detroit ....2 o 0 0 0 0 2 0 o-4-7-1
ST. Louis o 0 0 0--1-8-1
Wells and Woodall: Zachary, Bal
lou and Dixon, HaTgraYe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
x-ran for Hargrave in 9Th.
CHICAGO


zz-batted for Milstead in 9Th.
zzz-batted for Tolson in Sth.
zzzz-ran for Kelly in 9Th.
Cincinnati ;. 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0-3
Chicago .... 90 0 0 0 0 0 2 o.
Two base hits Roush, Dresser, Toll
son. Three base hits Critz, Roush,
Freigau. Sacrifices Luque, Grimm,
Emmer. Double plays Emmer to
Critz to Pipp; Critz to Pipp. Left on
bases Cincinnati 8; Chicago 6. Bases
on balls off Luque 2; off Milstead 2.
Struck out by Luque 4 by Milstead
3; by Huntzinger /. Hits off Milstead
in innings: off Huntzinger / in
!. Losing pitcher Milstead. Umpires
Rigler, Mccormick and Hart. Time
1889.
Second game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
CARDS ALSO WIN
OVER PIRATES, 6 TO 7

Pittsburgh, June 3O-(P)-Pitts-
oursh lost Its sixth consecutive con-
test today. st. Louis taking the first
game OF the series, S to q Blades with
home run, ..'iple and single, starred
at bat for She visitors. Joe Bush.
former Washington pitcher. signed
with Pittsburgh today and will report
for duty Saturday.
The score
st Louis :. 0 D 0 0 IS 8 q
pittsburgh 1 0 o 0 0 % 7 /
flames and O'Farrell; Meadows
and Gooch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
Los Angeles Man
Claims to Be Champ
Marathon Golfer

Los Angeles, June S0.-(Pp-Adolph
Frankel of Los Angeles today claims
a place in the national Marathon golf
ing records with a total of LA holes
played between dawn aud dusk yester-
day. His best mark last year was
1875 holes.
Frankel toured the 1S-hole course
of the Hillcrest Country Club eight
times. turning in an aggregate score
OF 7Q2. His best card was S. and his
highest 90. Par is - He was in a
state Of collapse ats the end Of the
contest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
Moe Millionaire Moundsman OF 3d. Cops For The Senators
SCHOOLBOY PHENOM
WINS FOR NARObS

Especial to the Kennebec Journa)
Bar Harbor. Ne, June 30 Bar
Harbor won the Maine League game
from Bangor Brewer today by
score of to 7. "Steuben" Smith, a
schoolboy pitcher held the visitors
to six scattered hits while Bar Har-
Dor landed hard on Perry and Lacey
but had an off day in the field
which nearly cost the game.
Score by innings:
Bar Harbor
1o230 2 x-S-14-5
Bangor Brewer
310S 0 0 0 0 0-7-6-1
Batteries. Smith and Lesko; Per
ry, Lac and Kenyon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01
MILLMEN GRAB
VERDICT FROM P. C. F.

Especial to the Kennebec JournaO
Great Works. Maine, June 80. -
Millinocket won the Maine League
game from Penobscot Chemical FL
bre, IL to here today by timely
hitting. Child for r. c. F. was wild,
forcing in two runs on balls. lie got
homer as did Moriarty of Mill
nocket.
Score by innings:
Millinocket
0Oo 3 0 . 2 3-11-12-1
P. C. f. ] 0 l 2 ! 0 0-7-12-1
Batteries, Klosek and Moriarty;
Child and Byrne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01

Two base hits, Wilson, Freigau
Piercy, Heathcote, Picinich, Walker
Three base hits, Roush. Gonzales
Home run. Heathcote. Stolen bases,
Adams. Cooney. Sacrifices. Gonzal-
es. Scott 2: Critz, Grimm. Double
plays, Dresser to Critz Bressler
Left on bases, Cincinnati 8: Chi
cago 7. Base on balls. of May 2;
off Piercy 3; off Lucas /. Struck
out, by May ?; by Piercy 2; by Lu-
cas- ].
Hits off May 6 in 3 innings( none
out in 4th); off Lucas in 5. Hit by
pitcher, by Piercy (Christensen).
Losing pitcher, May. Umpires. Nc
Cormick, Hart and Rigler. Time
l:54.