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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-18
PA Consecutive
Bullseyes Scored
BY Newton Youth

Newton, Mass. Jan. 16-(AP)-L.
Samuel Moore, II year old Newton
High school senior, completed near
ly eight hours of continuous rife
shooting today with one new worlds
record to his credit, but uncertain
whether or not he had made other
records. Moore, firing a 20 calibre
rife at a so foot range, from prone
position, under the supervision of
officials of the Boston Rifle and Re-
volver Association. scored 244 con-
secutive "a" bullseyes. This is a
new record for junior narksmen.
Whether or not he also broke the
worlds record of 1885 consecutive
bullseyes in IL hours has not been
finally determined. The rifle club Of
ficials ruled that he had fired 5000
consecutive shots into the bullseye
circle of the target. But in examin-
ing his targets late today. Moore,
himself, questioned one target reg
istered shortly after he fired his
160Oth shot. The target will be sent
to national officers for a ruling.
The "a" bullseye record set by
Moore replaces a mark Of 100 held by
Moore himself. An "A" bullseye must
be within the final inner ring of the
bullseye.
The existing record of 1855 bulls
eyes with a small rifle in IL hours is
held by Clifford Poole, Crestline,
Ohio youth, and was set last sum-
mer. Moore previously had shot 1900
bullseyes in seven hours. Today he
shot 500 bullseyes in As minutes, 20
seconds, which is said to be record
in itself for speed and accuracy.
Moore's longest rest today was OF
eight minutes and his only food while
firing was a sandwich prepared by
his mother. At the end Of the long
grind his hands were considerably
blistered from working the mechan-
ism of the rifle. The range is In the
basement of his home.
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Wall Street Briefs

New York. Jan. 17-(AP)-Empha
sizing that world consumption of zinc
in 1925 actually exceeded a record
production of 1,113,O00 metric tons, j.
M. Sharpe, foreign correspondent Of
the American Zinc Institute, review
ing conditions in the industry, sees
1925 as likely to be marked by more
violent price fluctuations than usual.
In Germany, trade and industry are
just about as busy as they can be. he
states. Floods hindering transport OF
Silesian metal and have been dis
turbing operations in Belgium and
Holland. "The new year opens with
a strong market, albeit the London
price is we'll below the parity of ST.
Louis" he said. "The basic reason
for this is the expansion in United
States consumption in the last quar-
ter of 1925, condition which not
only counteracted the lessened ex-
ports but reduced American stocks to
the lowest point for many years.
An issue of ss.000,0 900 IL per cent
first preferred stock Of the CONNER
cial Credit Company of Baltimore,
will be offered for public subscription
tomorrow at 500 share, to yield
more than 6.55 per cent by syndi-
cate consisting of Robert Barrett and
sons, Spencer Trask and Company,
Marshall Field, Glore, Ward and
Company, and Dominick and Domin-
ick. The issue carries common stock
purchase warrants emitting the hold
er of each two shares to subscribe for
one share of common at $40 in 1926
and an increase of IS every year
thereafter to 1880. The company owns
all the common shares of the Com
mercial Credit Corporation, New
York and Montreal; Commercial
Credit Trust, Chicago, and CONNER
cial Credit Company, New ORLEANS.
Consolidated Operations in 1925, to-
tailed $255. 900, 900.
With the approval Saturday OF the
disqualification plan of the New
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-18
South Gardiner
Quintet Wallops
HallOWell Team
Especial to Kennebec JournaD


South Gardiner, Jan. 16.-The local
Community Club pinned 44-3o dereat
on a team representing Halloween Pc
fore a good-sized crowd here tonight.
Hallowelrs teamwork and passing
looked good. but good defense work oy
Dutton and Mclaughlin and clever
shooting by Rogers turned the tables
in favor of the home team. E. Hlnck-
lev looked good for the visitors. the
summary: o1,,r,,
MAINLY re ..... lb, Masciadri
REYNOLDS, spearin, f......rb. Sylvan
Rogers,.c ........... e, e ,.,'.
Mclaughlin, RIB ...... H. u. nlhohey
score: So. Gardiner c. c. A, Halo
we'll 35. Goals from floor: Rogers TO-
E. Hinckley 8, Sylvan 5, Maxim g. NC. NC.
Laughlin 2. G. Hinckley 2, Masciadrl
?. REYNOLDS, Spearin. Goal from FOUL
Greeley. Referee, Hall. Scorer. Bar
ker. Timer, Sawyer. Time, four los
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Colby Non-Frats
Trim Fraternity
Colby Hoop League
Especial to Kennebec JournaD


Waterville, Jan. 16.-Overcomlng
a lead which the Alpha team gained
during the first period, the Colby
Non fraternity basketball team de-
feated the fast quintet with the final
score 31-15. Mailer was the best man
on the floor for the mons and added
twelve points to his teams total. The
substitutions Of the non-first team
was thei rstrength and this factor
was responsible for the victory. The
losers were forced by lack of ca
pable subs, to use the same team
during nearly the entire game. With
Mailer leading the scorers, Gunner
son also played fine game and was
responsible for several Of his teams
points. For the fraternity team
Nickerson and Bailey were the best.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-18

England Company by stockholders,
the way is now clear for a consum-
nation of the gigantic Northeastern
power merger, details of which will be
made public later in the week in con-
nection with new stock financing. The
new company to be organized win be
one of the largest in this section Of
the country.
A compilation by Dillon, Read & Co.
of new financing for 1925 placed the to-
tai at new high record of s6,S67, 240,-
S23. approximately 100000 higher
than the previous record established
in 1924. OF this amount $5,949,631.767
represented new capital and $917,609.-
056 refunding operations. The total of
foreign loans is placed at $1.261 ,2S2,5OO
compared with $1,24S4S4.156 in 1924.
Public utilities were the heaviest bor-
rowers among domestic industrial cor
porations, taking more than $1,000
100000 through the medium of stock
and bond issues.
Members Of the New York Cotton
Exchange have started movement to
honor the memory of Eli Whitney, in
ventor Of the cotton gin, by placing
bust of him in the Hall of Fame. Rich
ard T. Harris, president of the ex-
change, has appointed committee
with Herman B. Baruch chairman, to
raise fund to defray the cost Of the
bust
New offerings tomorrow include ST.
100000 Standard Gas Equipment Cor
poration per cent. cumulative pre-
ferred stock at 500 a share and inter-
est, to finance the recent purchase of
Rathbone, Sard & Co.. and S1,300.000
Wake county, North Carolina. ga
per cent. road bonds. priced to yield
from 43o to AIS per cent. according
to maturity.
The business prosperity Of Detroit
and environs in 1925 in reflected in
the annual report of the Detroit Edi-
son Company, revealing an increase OF
1875 per cent. in electric output over
1924 Of Altos customers. Gross rev.
enue increased from $34.163,2S7 to $685.
94S,7s3, and net income from $6,101.-
s5s to sS390.2S9. or 81 per cent. Net
increase in the fixed plant account for
for the year was $1S.577,147 after de-
duction for machinery and property
retired from service during the year.
Capital stock increased from $61, 49,
100 to $7s,547.100.
Washington, Jan. 16.-(AP)-
Thomas Q. Marvin Of Boston was des-
ignated today BY President Coolidge to
serve for another one-year term as
chairman Of the tariff commission.
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Brunswick FrOsh
Pin Defeat on Stone
By Score of 80

Brunswick, Jan. 16.-By A to Q
score the Bowdoin Freshman hockey
team this afternoon defeated Stone
School Of Brookline, Mass. The SUI
periority of the freshmen was quite
marked. it being only the good work
Of Terhune. Stone goalie, which pre-
vented larger score.
The Bowdoin forwards showed
lot Of ability and on aefew occasions
real team work. But on the whole
their passing indicated need of
practice together.
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RED GRANGE FLASHES
HIS STUFF FOR GOLD
APLENTY ON COAST

Los Angeles. Calf, Jan. 17.-(AP)
The football game here yesterday
between the Chicago Bears and the
Los Angeles Tigers netted Red
Grange the, largest purse he has re-
ceived since he becam professional.
p. S. Halbreiter. promoter of the
game, said the total receipts would
amount to nearly $135.0O0 and be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 would go
to Grange.
Attendance was estimated at be-
tween $4,000 and 10000.
Grange made several brilliant runs
and scored a touchdown in his
teams IA to O victory over Clines
Californians at San Diego today.
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HEARINGS AND MEETINGS AT
STATE HOUSE

Jan. 27-Nfid winter meeting Of Maine
Federation of Women's Clubs in hall
of Representatives. Date tentatively
set. - e..4 ........ - -
Jan. 2s-29-State Grange Lecturers
Conference at State House.
Feb. 1O-State Pharmacy Board holds
examinations at State House.
March 17-1S-Annual State conference
Maine D. A. r. in hall of Represent
atives.. -....
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st. DOms Make
1t Seven Straight
In Win Over Quebec
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Lewiston. Jan. 1.-THE Twin Cities
got their first taste Of real hockey
over the week lend when the, st.
Doms battled the Quebec Excelsiors
in two game series which excelled
anything in the puck line ever ex-
hibited here. The st. Doms won
Saturdays game / to 0. but Sundays
exhibition went three periods to a
scoreless tie. The visitors had to
catch a train, some overtime was
played today. Great skating, stick
handling which sparkIed. and star
work by the rival goalier featured.
More than 210O packed the Arena to-
day to witness the class. Thel st.
Doms have won seven straight to
date without meeting defeat. Sum-
mary: =
QUEBEC ST. DDMS
Fleury lw ............rw Tondreau
Garnean .....'.......... &c Felly
Lepage rw ...........iwI Chevsalier
VeZina Id ...............r d Simpson
Ramsay I'd Id Therrault
Gimael g ..................g Maltais
Subs-Vachon for Chevalier,
Vachon for Simpson. Tondrea1 for
Vachon; Joncas for achop. Lessar1
for Fleury. Baribeau for Gameau.
Referees, French, Cote. Timers,g Du-
bois, Lavaliere. Umpires, Gtroux
Fountain. Time. three fifteens. stops.
Gimael 81, Maltais s.
NATIONAL SOCCER !
At Tiverton. R. l.: Fall River 5;
Providence 2.
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lewiston Girls 60, Leayitt Girls az

Lewiston, Jan. 16.-The Lewiston
High girls swamped Leavitt Insti-
tute basketball team here tonight 81
to %, with Miss Anne O'Leary of
Lewiston and Miss w. Kilbreth, Tur-
ner. forward, featuring. The Lewiston
girl accounted for As of the winners
points with "a baskets. which is be-
lieved to be a record for this State.
Miss Kilbreth scored every point made
by her team.
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The Morse team, with the power
to stop quickly and change their d.
rection with the use Of the pivot
would be one of the most dangerous
teams in New England. They have
speed, weight and plenty Of power.
BY rushing at a swift pace such as
was the case Friday night the Morse
team lost to the pivoting, twisting
Cony team and the contrast of the two
styles Of play as well as the result Of
the game was of interest to every
basketball lover who was present.
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The Galopng Ghost is Reapng of California Gold
Madison Hoop
Teams Win and
1osp on Home Floor
~ - Kennebec J1urnaD

ctrnH
p s,son Ian. 16-Madison High
Y sa, hoys basketball team added
Z scnVV, :, SCALP to their belts Friday
anu. INC nv trimming the fast team
e'sp ,be SCION High school by
Z n0'l ~ % to Is in a hard fought
seoe The home team is composed
gslnnrrs.ctically all new men, while the
o. l. p had the advantage or having
ylsisu,i of last years men. Niles
severe .bree field goals to his credit
WIN ID work for the home team,
? dia sSoodrich who played the same
ana :.' Ibid did equally well for the Wis
posit The lineup was as follows:
itols. n1SON SOLON
M na,te rf ........... lg, Grant
O uens, If ........ re-, Lawrence
Gray Goodrich
Rogers IL Sa,,+ers
walters, Is ......... H. II. oauuers
r f;od goals-Gray 2, Niles, 8, Mer-
iii rI' > Goodrich 3, r. Saulters. Rouls
III rs !, Renter 2, 2. Merrill 3,
c-aut Goodrich a., Il. Saulters 2.
U.sn - Mclean. Timekeeper -
Brophy. 49,,
socond game between the Hadison
Iticb school girls and Waterville
r Iiis school girls team. The visitors
srsmped the home team by a score
of1q TO 1. The Madison lassies were
,nable TO make any Roadway against
,bs visitors, the sole goal for the
home team being made by Miss Della
ware Splendid work for the visiting
team was done by Miss DeLisle. The
lineup was:
MADISON WATERVILLEN
p Whittemore, IF ...... Is, Packard
Dodge
4. G. Strang, If .......... re-, Talberth
Delaware
McAuley, jc-........... jc, Reynolds
Ouellette,, ............... C, Brown
Z. Gallant, rg ............ If, DeLisle
L. Blanchard
Hendsbee, Is ............ IF, Saucer
Strang-Langley
Field goals-DeLisle Z, Saucier,
Delaware. Fouls-Saucier 2, De-
Lisle, Delaware. Referee-Alanson.
Timekeeper-Brophy. Scorer-Bur-
wood
Both games were witnessed by a
crowd of about 800 enthusiastic fans.
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Lewiston 90, Portland 81

Lewiston, Jan. 16.--Lewiston High
defeated Portland University here to-
night in a fast basketball game 20 to
81. The visitors lead in the first
quarter was wiped out by Coach Kel-
ly's men in the second period, and
from then on Lewiston held slight
margin, although the contest was not
decided until the final whistle.
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COMING EVENTS

Jan. 1S-Bowdoin Interscholastic De-
batting League opens.
Jan. 19-Jurors report at United States
District court at Bangor.
Jan. 24-30-lnternational Radio week.
Jan. 28-29-Maine Fairs Association
to be entertained at Skowhegan
Memorial Community House by the
Somerset Central Agricultural So
ciety of Skowhegan.
Feb. 1-20-Maine pilgrimage to Flo
rida.
Feb. 3-Maine Board of Bar Examin-
ers holds exams at Bangor
Feb. 1S-l9-Western Maine Fruit
Growers Convention at Auburn.
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Silver HarvestWOrth
Wins TrOt at Gardner

Gardner. Jan. 1s.--Silver Harvest
worth. driven by Jesse Brown OF
Keene, N. H., won the open trotting
class on the light harness program OF
the Gardner sNinter Carnival this aft
ernoon. The Summary: 81
PAGERS
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT +

The fans who attend the boxing
show in Augusta City hall tonight
should get real treat. belmont and
Harko, who are slated to box a
double six, are both considered among
the elect in New England and the ag-
gressiveness Of belmont should help
even up the cool. clever science of the
Manchester. fash. The bout has. at
tracted Statewide attention and a
goodly delegation from the surround
ing towns Is planning to be present.
Larry Walsh, always a favorite in the
Capital City, boxes in the semi-fnal
against a Portland opponent, Bobby
Jones, who topped off his training by a
one-round X. o. of Pom King. the Bid
deford veteran, Friday night. There
will also be two other bouts.
Cony plays Gardiner in Augusta City
hall Friday night. Cony will be con-
sidered the favorite because of her de-
feat of Morse in a weekend tilt, but
unless the Red and Whites takes the
attitude that Gardiner is stiff. OPP
ponent the Black and Orange stands
good chance of coping the decision.
Gardiner has put up one or two lame
exhibitions on the court this season,
but that doesn't mean that the down
river team isn't fast and it doesn't
mean that Capt. Rose and his team
mates aren't capable of playing fast
basketball. Gardiner threw scare
into Morse on the Bath floor when.
after spotting the Morse team, Is
points due to bad start. they came
back and nearly trimmed the Bathsout-
fit. The Gardiner spirit carries them
a long way in a Cony game and II the
Red and White walks away with a. win
1t is safe to say that they will work
for the honor.
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Waterville Bears
Win Bowling Match
From Oakland Team

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"aterville, Jan. 1.-THE Cascades
VI oakland met defeat at the hands of
'"e Bears on Saturday when the lat
va W, rolled up a lead of 81 pins. McIn-
~, Wde was the big factor in his teams
victory. The summary:
;, CASCADES
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The DeadIier Variety

She was paying in to the bank the
first installment of her salary.
On the deposit slip were the
words Check" currency" and
specie" Opposite the first and
second, which presented no difficulty.
she wrote in the amount. And OPP
posite the third, after a little coy
hesitation, she wrote the word
female. "-Wheeler's Magazine.
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Gould 80, Norway 26

pfe.hel, Jan. 16.--Goulds Academy
nirs Norway High here this eve
ing ~ to &c. Brown of Norway was
u,i VIE higher scorer and star of the game
an ,en SIX floor goals. The Gould girls
e'ed'ed the Norway sextet SO to 10.
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SPORT TABLOIDS

IIoi IIiIOulu overwhelmed at
hockey here today, adding another
triumph to its seasons record to the
tune of II to 1. Only the clever
guarding of Nash, the ithacan goal
lie. prevented the Green from piling
up a higher score. Cornelrs only
| tally came in the second period when
Captain Tilton at center drove in
i. the puck after tangle in front of
the Dartmouth goal.
Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 16.-(AP)-
Harvard and Mass. Institute of "ech-
| nology ushered in the Winter track
season with their annual iual relay
| carnival on the outdoor board at
Soldiers Field here today. OF the
three varsity and three freshmen
races. the Crimson took four, drop
ping both one-lap relays to the En-
gineers.
Mexico, Jan. 16.-Mexico High
stopped Berlin's five-game victory
claim here tonight and easily defeated
the invaders from New Hampshire %
| to 10. McCray and Smith collected 20
| of Mexicos 25 points.
Bangor, Jan. 16.-Edward Little
| High of Auburn nosed out Bangor
High 80 to 20 in a wildly exciting
game that had the largest crowd of
the season at fever pitch through
out.
Buxton. Jan. 16.-Scarboro High
had little difficulty in trimming Bux-
ton here this afternoon, 20 to 4. C..
Harmon and York scored % points
from the floor between them.
--
Dexter, Jan. 1.-THE Bangor
Chrsylers handed Dexter it's first de-
| feat on its home floor tonight 81 to
l23 before the biggest crowd Of the
/ season. Ed McClay was the high
point scorer, caging six floor goals
and foul. r. ---..
New York, Jan. 16.-The Belmont
| Futurlay, Autumn racing classic for
| two-year- old thoroughbreds. will
! will have a value in excess of $780,
7 900 for 1928 and as such will be the
xrichest stake event ever contested
| for anyg country. The Westchester
| Racing Association. under whose
auspices the race is an annual fixture.
| disclosed this today after being as
sured a record entry for the Juvenile
classic two years hence. Additional
| nominations are expected from Eng
! lish. French and Irish turfmen and
| these will add to the races value.
Berlin. N. H, Jan. 17.-Hebron
Academy hockey team trimmed Ber-
, lin High here this afternoon 4 to 2,
excelling in all departments of the
game. The fine work of Stranger,
Berlin's goalie, held down the score.
San Antonio, Tex. Jan. 17.-(AP)-
Macdonald Smith of Great Neck, L.
l., won the Texas open golf cham
pionship here late today with a score
of 2SS when he sank a two foot putt
| for a par three on the home green.
He was one stroke ahead of Bobby
Cruickshank of Chicago.
New York. Jan. 17.-(AP)-Colum
bia, with victories over Princeton,
Dartmouth and Cornell. leads the
eastern intercollegiate basketball
league with three wins and no de-
feats. Dartmouth and Princeton are
tied for second with two victories
and a single defeat while Pennsyl-
vania ranks with one victory in three
starts. Cornell with one defeat and
Yale with three setbacks in as many
starts bring up at the foot of the
procession.
Westbrook, Jan. 16.-The Westbrook
, High boys team defeated the Univer-
sity of Maine freshmen at Cumber-
land hall tonight 26 to Is before
crowded hall.
AMERICAN LEAGUE SOCCER
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Waterville Grabs
One Point Margin
From LeWistOnians

Waterville, an. 16. - Waterville
High defeated Lewiston High at
hockey here this afternoon, two to
one as the main event on the Winter
Carnival program. In spite Of the
fact that passing was lax, the game
was fast and interesting.
Pooler, the Waterville center. was
the best player on the ice, although
c. Rancourt scored both of the To-
calls tallies. Belliveau was the out
standing skater on the Spindle City
seXtet and he scored their only goal,
early in the first period.
WATERVILLE (3) QD LEWISTON
c. Rancourt 80. LW >.... FORMER
Pooler .......... c ...... Belhveau
w. Rancourt, -. RW ..... Poirer-
Pomerleau ....... LID .... Doyle
Derocher ......... RID 800. Doyle
Raymond ........ q ...... MarcouA
Substitutions: Waterville - Maheu
for C. Rancourt; Lewiston-Eastma
for Poirer, Meader for Eastman. Sui
livan for Doyle, OConnen Cor Sulh-
van.
Goals: first period, Belleveau, un-
assisted, one min. 16 Sec; Z. ran
court. unassisted, IL min. IS sec.
Referee, Thiel. Goal umpires, Don
ovan and johnson. Timer, Mathews.
Time, three twelves.
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The Making Room and Cutting
Room Of the Shoe Shop met again
Saturday afternoon on the Bowlo-
drome Alleys. These meets are really
two contests in one, noise and bowl
ing. with the first having the pref
erence. The Cutting Room came out
ahead by ten pins, both teams show
in very ordinary bowling. Butler
won both high single and total with
119 and 800. The summary:
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WINTER cARNIvAIs

Feb. 4-5-6-State Of Maine Winter
Carnival at Augusta.
Feb. 11-12-Hallowell Carnival.
Feb. 12-Intercollegiate Winter Carni-
val, Brunswick.
Feb. 15-16-Annual Ski Club Carnival
Rumford Falls
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Lisbon Falls, JAM. 16.-The Lisbon
Falls High school basketball team
| went down to defeat at the hands Of
the invading South Paris five tonight,
% to ii.
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General Shakeup
In Standing Teams
SkOwhegan League

Skowhegan. Jan. Is. - The close
OF the { second week of bowling
in the Mercantile League sched-
uie shows quite a shakeup in
the standing of the teams. The White
Sox and Yankees are out in front
with the Senators and Braves in the
cellar position. The Pilgrims were
the big winners Of the week from the
percentage standpoint jumping 375
The teams are just getting into their
stride and the games from now on
will be hard fought. The following
is the standing of the teams at the
end Of the second week.
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TOgus Outfit Trims
Team from Augusta
BY One Sided Score
Especial to Kennebec Journal

Togus, Jan. 1.-THE result of a
hockey game here Saturday between
team from Augusta and the Home boys
was a win for the latter by a score Of
7 to /. The game considered very
well played, full of pep and excite
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TROTTERs

Jimmy Carson. Northern Maid, Just
Bingen. Red Grafton, also started.
Time, .29 ga, 80. 80 IA, 80.
TDnT,TEpC