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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
Helen Wills Wins
From French Ranking
Player STRAIGHT Sets

Cannes. France. Jan. 23.--fAP)--
showing the selfcontroi and unruffied
demeanor which caused her conpa-
triots to know her rs Little Poker
Face" Helen Wills smashed her way
into the finals of the Metropole tennis
tournament today, maintaining her rec
ord Of not having lost a set In her
Reviera competition.
Her semi-fnal match against Nils.
Contoslavos. Frances fifth ranking
woman player, called forth the Ameri-
can. champions reserve strength, but
she pulled the contest out of the fire
after trailing at "a in the first set,
and finally won. Ga, Ga.
The straight-set victory upset the
dope" of most of the experts, who
had expected Mile. Contesiavos. just
now playing in superb form, to take
at least one set.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
| Colby Relay Squads
Busy Preparing
For MillrOse Games
(Speciai to the X

Especial to the kennebec JOurnaD
Waterville, Me-, Jan. 24.-The Col
by track and relay squads have been
through the hardest week of the
year in preparation for the hardest
race which Colby relay team ever
undertook which comes in less than
two weeks. This is the race between
Colby and Columbia University, Sy-
racuse University, the University of
Pennsylvania and Boston college at
the annual games of the Millrose
Athletic Club which are to be held
on February at the new Madison
Square Garden in New York City
Two days later the same team will
oppose the same quaxtets with the
addition of other strong teams in
an open two-mile intercollegiate race
at the Boston Athletic Association
games in the Arena. On the 10th
the same crew will oppose some I'M
known team at the Portland Ameri-
can Legion games. In addition to
this team Colby will also send a one
mile relay team to Boston and also
to Portland, where the opponent is
not yet definitely decided, although it
is quite certain that it will be q
three cornered race with Boston
University and Tufts as the other
contestants. At Portland an attempt
will be made to get race with the
Brown University one mile team and
at present this looks possible, al
though New Hampshire State Uni
versity has also been mentioned as
an opponent.
At Boston several men will be TAX
en- to compete in the individual races
and Baker, Johnston, Hodgkins and
Lines will probably be seen in COM
PORTION there. At Portland. Colby
VIII be represented by a team of
ABOUT ~ men and nearly all of the
races VIII see a representative of
the Waterville college entered.
Further trials will be held this
week and on Saturday the final de-
c1sion will probably be made as to
who will be the members of the re-
lay teams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
D.Year Boxer
Challenges Rival

Saco, Jan. 23-Horace Free, 10
year-old Saco pedestrian, father of
Eve children, startled the boxing
fraternity Of Biddeford and Saco to-
day with the announcement that he
to return to the ring. About a
quarter of a century ago Horace was
considered one Of the leading feath-
erweights In Maine, and up to recent
years he has competed in walking
matches in York county and as a tub
racer In connection with the regattas
on the Saco river.
Today Free issued challenge to
Gus Smart, 40-year- old baggage
smasher at the Boston & Maine
station, Saco, for a boxing match at
catch-weights. Free weighs los
POUNDS and Smart 1856. Despite the
al1erence in weight and ages, the
veteran Free contends that he can
'aKc Smart's measure in the ring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
Lasters Win in
SkOwhegan League
Especial to Kennebec Journal

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Skowhegan, Jan. "a - The Shoe
Shop league. composed of two teams
the Cutters and Lasters, held another
session on the Bowlodrome alleys
Saturday afternoon, with the Lasters
winning by "a pins. In this league
the total pinfall decides the winner
and on account Of the teams being SO
evenly matched. these contests are OF
unusual interest to both players and
spectators.
Although the schedule in the Mer-
camille league was somewhat broken
up the past week, there has been a
decided change in the weekly stand
ing of the teams. Several teams are
rolling at top speed. going well over
1900, which enables them to pile UP
points against the teams in a slump
The following is a summary of the
roll-off Saturday in the Shoe league
and the official standing in the Mer-
m yf;la
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
Hockey Basketball Meet for Augusta This Weel
q leans Win and
last II in Weekend
nils at Berlin
- ~, n Kennebec Journal)

1suecial to Kennepec JournaI
s.',r N. H.. Jan. 24-Waterville
,..ns surprised yesterday by de-
= .,.s the Mountaineers So. the first
r ,.... 70 turn that trick in two years.
80 ,oc., goalie scored the winning
'a ar the st. Jeans when he acct
!.....,ly dropped the puck into his
own cage .oa.u n,o,. ,,,. II.
- and close for two periods but
-. Mountaineers skated rings
y. IVA the visitors in the third per-
=, .s . win by So. Summary:
sr. JEANS MoUNTAlNEERs
Isrlair, q ............ G, Gauthier
Joss rw .......... lw, Art Rivard
~. lard. Id .............. ro, III De
Iunnssssnuci, I'd ...... Id, Mclaughlin
rasIesrIair. g............. 6, Hamel
y. Observation-Disclosures for lanai
Iamirande for ]. LeClair, Pou-
.shs a. Brooks, York for Poulin;
Uar,in. Ad Rivard for Normandin
Duhs for Gauthier, Sharp for DUDE.
pS no.is first game-First period, j.
,.rjsir (pass from Lamirande, {
Lay ~. end period, Mclaughlin (pass
rl , s MINI, Normandin (Riv-
srS mir,), J. LeClair (unassisted
q mini: third period, ]. LeClair Gum
assisted, Is min).
'' TTeferee-Dupont: timers - Lang
and LeClair; goal judges-Baker and
smdd: time-three eos.
Goals, second game-First period
/ LeClair (scrimmage, . IL MINI
At Riyard (unassisted, 6 IL min)
.ssond period, Gauthier (pass from
chsrne s mini. Cheminard Qone
s S 10 MINI; third period. Gauthiel
mass from Sharpe, Z min.), Gauthiel
tpass from Arthur Rivard, 8 MINI
Mclaughlin (unassisted, IL min.).
Referee-Toussaing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
Jones and Armour
Decisively Conquer
European Invaders

Sarasota. Fla, Jan. 23.--(AP)-The
favorite golRng sons of France and
England. Arnaud Massey and Archie
Compston, were subjected to the most
thorough defeat they have sustained
since coming to the United States here
today at the hands Of Bobby Jones, ma
tional amateur champion. and Tommy
Armour, Whitfield pro. The American
stars won eight up and seven to play.
Massey and Compston offered a most
stubborn defense for the first Is holes
but then the crash came and the 52-
year-old Massey and his more youthful
partner were forced to heed the ever
insistent call of consistency. All
square coming to the 18th tee 1t APP
peared to the vast gallery that the
match would go the limit. Both Mas
sey's and Compston's drive on were
to the right.
At the end of the morning round
Jones and Armour were three up, .
lead that proved insurmountable to the
European champions.
The match ended on the 29th hole.
For the 90 holes, Jones shot a lis, Ar
mour 100, Massey 125 and Compstonl
1875.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
Maine So; Fifth Infantry %

katasrno, Jan. 23-Maine Varsity bas-
ria,ra opened their home season by
fanssss. rough shod over the Fifth In
to NY outfit of Portland here tonight
me me tune of 1929.
o onI way ana Coach Brice seized the
subs.,.nity to try out most Of his
wa .u.es Curing the BATH which
elgn $3.50. ESQ for the most part in for
rsss,,.n ears showed a snappy ag-
good Un with brilliant passing and
VIZ p. II Isiute. Beatty and Kamenko-
tn ~ 80 neld field days and rolled in
roos SSets Hike snow flying off the
WIN !. tut the visitors, Vermette,
showss = military instructor at Mine.
The de1,up1r brilliant at center much to
go renght of the crowd.
'A'n Infantry team team eoou ior Inc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
Holy Cross Makes
New Relay Record

New York, Jan. 23.-(AP) - The
Holy Cross relay quartet established
new worlds indoor record of
3.24 As In the 1000 meter intercol-
legiate relay az the Brooklyn College
games here tonight. In shattering
the former mark, the team defeated
the GEORGETOWN University team. who
were heavy favorites, by three yards.
Boston College finished poor
third. The record breaking Holy
Cross team was composed Of Thomas
Roace. Thomas Clausen, Frank
Burns and Walter Mulvihin. the first
three of whom are practically UNI
known In college athletic circles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
Basketball Results
Maine Cubs 80. Foxcroft %

orono, Jan. 23-The Maine fresh
rlen basketball team easily defeated
s % academy here tonight 33 to
-. -. smith of the visitors was easily
u'e outstanding player on the floor.
'0vlins 10 points of his teams total.
aoisom was high point man for the
ue eshen with II. Hartley and
ivvos also shone for the frosh.
me Maine team led throroh most
W. me game, although Foxcroft out
paseo the frosh in the last period.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
r. U. 35.Abbott u

lne thnainIgton, Jan. 23.-After suffer-
land Ina efe&ts in three days, Port
column n.versity broke into the win
Abbn,ta with 80 20 10 victory over
Lastt School school here tonight.
a Close isn't the Portland Club lost
2s-2s h.. same to Pennington Normal
It's centas was minus the services of
the eama' >. Powell, whose return to
tors stss. tonight added to the visi-
i've bas..a obott center. dropped in
and Nus or his teams total Of six
The winn.eiiis and Calderwood led
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
Three in Sun Berth
At Texas Tourney

Dallas. Texas, Jan. % (AP)-Mac-
Donald Smith of New York, winner
of the Texas open at San Antonio
last week. was tied for first place
with 1853 with Bobby Cruickshank and
Bill Mehlhorn of Chicago, in the hrst
days play of the Dallas open goit
tournament. One stroke behind them
in the first SO holes played in weather
seven degrees below freezing, came
Willie Hunter of Los Angeles. Andy
Kay Of Toronto, Canada, and Edwin
5uelg of San Antonio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
Waterv;''n Teams
Defeat Pittsfeld

Especial to the Kennebec Journal
Pittsfield Me-. Jan. 23.---Waterville
Junior High defeated the Pittsfield
Grammar school here tonight at
Union hall, 81 to 20. While outplay-
ing waterville in the last reriod. the
visitors had piled up too big lead
to overcome and victory was chalk
ed III FOR the Elm City team.
The waterville Girls were too fast
FOR the Grammar school ~irls ~et-
ting a decisive victory Of "a to Z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
U. Of N. H. Sc: p, A, C., 1s

=, purnam, Jan. 23-The University
y. " New Hampshire walked away with
hsr. s.rong Portland Athletic club five
NE ,s tonight Sc to Is. The four for
ar rrus used by the University scored
~ them AZ of their teams total
rrr,r vk Flavin, former Georgetown
it or.,e star. made six of the Wis
fcas .aiiles with two goals from the
ana two from the foul line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
st. DOms Give
Quebec Team LIST
! Defeat of Season
Especial to Kennebec Jol

NSpeCldI W hSIillCDCS cOul hliJ
Lewiston, Jan. 24-After losing to
the st. Pats of Quebec Saturday, the
st. Doms won fast, clean game to-
day by 2-1 score. 1t was the first
game the st. Pats have lost this
year. The play of Gauthier, Gelly
and Madden featured. The game
was free per order of the police COM
mission. Summary:
ST. PATS ST. DOMS
Marquis, Ivy ...........rw. Tondreau
LIE Page, ................ C, Gelly
Huard, NV ............ Nv, Gauthler
E. Madden, Id ........ I'd, Therriault
Rochelle, I'd ............ Id, Simpson
Pratt, 6 Observation-Disclosures. 6, Maltais
Score by Periods:
st. Doms ..........1 o l
st. Pats ........... 1 0 |
Goal, first period. Gelly; second
period, Huard; third period, Tom
dreau. Penalties, Simpson. min.
illegal check. Referee-French and
Golet. Time-20's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
Mercantile League Standing

Jan. 25--Senators VS.. Braves; Attn
letics VS.. Indians.
Jan. 26--Red Sox VS.. Yankees; Pill
grims VS.. Giants.
Jan. 27-Pilgrims VS.. Indians; Pr
ates VS.. Yankees.
Jan. 2S-Athletics vs.. White Sox;
Red Sox VS.. Senators.
Jan. 29-Pirates vs.. Giants; White
Sox VS.. Braves.
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South Paris Gives
HallOwell Bad
Beating. Score 4O-14

South Paris. Jan. 23-South Paris
High School swamped the Hallowell
High basketeers here tonight 40 to IA,
Bumpus leading the attack wi FIVE
goals from the floor and foul. while
Plummer was q close second with five
baskets.
Ballard and Carbino led the attack
for the visitors.
South Paris will meet Norway High
FRIDAY night.
rrhn s,,rnr1a f.y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
SPORT TARLOInS

Cannes. F~anre Jan. 24-tAP)-
Rain and cold wind snoiled the homes
Of A horde IT enthusiasts who had
gathered at the Metropole Fotel
courts to-day to see the final contests
ir the MetropoIe tennis tournament.
The feature. Of course. was to have
been the STRUGGLE fn~ supremocv he
tween Miss Helen Wills and Mile.
Waste. whom the American charrnion
defeated IN STRAIGHT sets in the o1vm-
mic finals in 1924 The match had n
be postnoned until tomorrow. much
to the disappointment of Miss Wills.
who wants everv possible DAVIS prac-
tee before meeting Suzanne TAne1en.
the French champion. early in Febru-
airy.
New York. Jan. e4--(AP)--Colurn-
bia. with an moderated team. leads
the eastern intercollegiate basketball
league with three Victories with Dart
mouth second with two victories in
three starts. Three teams. Prince
ton Pennsylvania and Cornell are
dead'oeked in third place with Yale
hnnsless At the bottom 81 the rack
with defeats IN al its four starts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
Madison First
Team Drops Game
To North Arson
Especial to the Kennebec JournaD

especial to the kennebec JournaD
Madison, Jan. 23-Madison high
school girls basketball team and the
boys second team carried off the
honors in three basketball games at
the high school gymnasium Friday
evening with the North Ans n acad-
envy teams. while the North Arson
boys first team evened up t. cir de-
feat Of two weeks ago by a stable
score.
The first game was between the
second teams and resulted in a VIC
tory of 16 to 9 for the home team.
10 lineup was:
MADISON MORT ANSON
Welch IL lg Dick
Greeleaf II ............ re- D. Norton
Coro Ellis
weston ................ F. Norton
FRAY re- II Shaw
Viles
Reed lg ................ IF Fenlason
Greenleaf
Floor goals Welch 4, Viies 8, Fen
Jason 3; fouls Reid 2, Shaw.
The score for the first half was 6
to in favor of the home team.
Next came the game between the
boys first teams, in which the visi-
tors gave the home team a sound
drubbing, making big gains in the
last half. The first half was hotly
contested. the score being to 5 in
favor of the visitors, but in the last
half Madison was unable to hold the
invaders down. The lineup was:
MADISON NORTH ANSON
Ouelette ri ................ lg Allen
Eusefly IL .'.............. re- Taylor
Mics .................. Ellis
IteHier X .......,........ III spencer
Merrill lg ............... IF Jackson
Moulton
Floor goals Edgerly 2, Spencer 3,
Ellis: fouls Edgerly, Merrill. Niles,
Taylor 8, Spencer 3, Ellis, Jackson.
The final score was Madison and
North Arson Is.
The third and last game was be-
tween the girls's teams. The Madi-
son girls, after the singing defeat by
Waterville a week ago. came back
and DEBATED the North Arson lassies
by a score of 25 to IL.
The home team had the game we'll
in hand at all times, the score being
10 to in their favor at the end of
| the first half The lineup was as
| follows:
! MADISON NORTH ANSON
Delaware IF ............ lg Fenlason
/ Green
Strang If ................ rg Noddin
P. Whittemore ........ C Briggs
Bailey
Gallant rg ............. If Cushing
| Hendsbee
| McAuley lg ...............r IF Green
| Briggs
| Floor goals Strang Z. Green, Briggs
3: fouls Strang 6, Gushing 2. Briggs
IL.
The referee was Allison; timer,
Brofee; scorer. Burwood.
In spite of the rough night the
games were witnessed by crowd of
| 800 fans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
Maine Hockey Club
Trims BrOWnville
In Close Contest

Orono, Jan. 23.-Maines indepen-
dent hockey team opened its season
here this afternoon, defeating the
c. P. r. Rovers of Brownville q to 5.
The game was fast and close. the
local team overcoming a three-goai
handicap which the visitors rolled up
in the first quarter. The playing OF
Slower and Baxter, veterans from the
Maine varsity team Of two years
ago. was a feature for the Orono
team, and Mcdonald starred for the
invaders.
The score:
MAINE INDE- c. P. r.
PENDENTS (6) ROVERS (3)
Slower, lw ............. lw, Vickers
lapaus, rw ............. rw, Marsh
Maxwell, ........... G, Mcneil
Deveau, Id ............. Id, Durant
Atherton. I'd ........ I'd, Mcdonald
Baxter (Capt.), G 49,. g, Connoton
Goals by Slower 2. Maxwell. De-
veau 2. Anterior, Mcdonald Du-
rant.
Substitutions: Maine. Weber for
Maxwell, Lucas for Slower, Slower for
Lucas. Lucas for Lopaus, Dixon for
Mcneil. Penalties: Deveau; one
minute. siashing: Mcneil. one min
ute, tripping; vickers. one minute.
tripping.
Referee. Fraser. Maine. Time.
three 15-minute periods.
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Elm City Bowlers
Win from Edwards;
Calumet Club Wins

events staged between bowlers of the
Capital City and the Elm City at the
Colonial alleys Saturday afternoon.
The Lockwood Overseers took three
points from the Edwards Overseers,
The Lockwood team took three points
from the Edwards bowlers and the
Calumet two man team of Augusta
took over the Waterville two mar
team by u margin of 81 pins. A. Cro-
teau of the winning Calumets bowled
most consistently of the whole clus-
ter, marking down a total of 400 for
the five strings. The summaries:
CALUMET CHR
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No PittsfieId Races

Pittsf1eld. Jan. 2S.--Because of the
poor condition of the ice. the horse
racing scheduled to be held here to-
day was postponed. Three races are
scheduled for next Saturday.
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BOWDOIN HOCKEY
WHITEWASHES
BATES BY 10

Lewiston, Jan. 23.--Bowdoin de-
feated Bates fe the second time this
season at the A. s. D. hockey arena,
this time to 0.
1t was also the second banking
for the Bates club by it's Brunswick
rivals. Thayer scored the only goal
taking the puck the entire length of
the rink to register in the second per-
iod.
Fast work by Wylie kept the Bow.
dom score down.
Ben Houser used practically his
entire second team, the regulars be-
ing busy with exams.
Summary:
BOWDOIN ~ (0) BATES
Thayer ........ LW ....... Chase
Tiemer .......... c ........ Lane
buchanan ...... NV ...... Sinclair
Walsh ........ LID ........ White
Wiedner ........' RID ........ Foster
Lord .......... G ......... Wylie
Goal, Thayer. Bowdoin, second pc
| Rod, FIVE minutes, unassisted.
Substitutions: - Bowdofn: Michel
for Thayer, Gisher for Bucknam.
Bryant for Buchanan, Valley for Tie
mer. Bates: Ericsson for Chase.
GooginS for Sinclair, Parker for
| White.
Penalty. Walsh (s). unnecessary
roughness.
Referee, French, Maine, and Gelly.
A. S. d. Goal judges, Tondreau and
Gauthier, A. S. d. Time, three 15s.
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Hebron Puck Outfit
Valops Cabots, 1870

Hebron, Jan. 23--Displaying the
hest form of the season and playing
rings around the visitors, the Hebron
academy hockey six SNAPPED the Ca
bot hockey club Of Brunswick at the
Hebron rink here this afternoon, IS
Ia D. The Cabots opened the battle
with q slashing offense, but could not
ret the puck through the strong
Green defense. Hebron soor got 60
ing strong and only some sensational
stops by Lenarre of the Cabots pre-
vented the schoolboys from caging
more than the three goals the tally
sheet shows for the first period. He
bron scored five goals each in the fol-
red offensivly with four goals.
HEBRON (13) CO.. CABOTS
Kinsley lw .......... lw ]. Turcotte
Jeremiah ............. avery
Mahoney rw $4,000. rw L. Turcotte
McFayden Id ............ Id Cherron
Fraser I'd .............. I'd Dernette
Farrell z ................ & Lenarre
Observation-Disclosures for Ma
honey, Navarro for kinsley, Kinsley
for Fraser Nelson for McFayden;
Theberge of Charron.
Goals made by: Mahoney 3, Jere-
Nazzarrovioer &c flhmhrn hmh-l
nfiah T. Harrington, kinsley, Nazzar-
70, Fraser, McFayden. Stops, Far
tell 4, Lenarre IL
Referee, Coleman.
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Clinton, A. A. with a record of 10
straight games over some Of the
best teams In this section wishes q
few more games to finish out their
season with. Clinton has victories
over Pittsield. Newport. Fairfield.
Unity, the Barracks Club Of Water
vile, the fast V. & H. team OF the
Augusta City League, the A. T. o.
team of Colby college. and has
games arranged with Lisbon Falls,
Dexter and the highly touted Ban
gor Chryslers. The team Is com.
posed of high school graduates, in
Guiding Adams, a product OF Wins
low High; Gordon Trimm, former
Washington Academy and Normal
star; Gerald, Clinton boy; ana
Rogers and Witham OF the once ia
nous Oak Grove quintet: local
star, Crockett, completes the squad.
Games may be arranged by getting
in touch with Ira Witham, manager,
Clinton, Me.
After lapse which has lasted
since the old Millionaires played in
Augusta, the Capital City seems to
be hopping right back on the band
wagon as far as sports are concern
ed. The Cony hockey team is par
ticipating in three engagements this
week, the Cony basket ball team
still remains in the undefeated class
along with a very few others, box
ing with the exception OF the last
show has been thriving game and
now ice racing has come to stay for
the rest of the winter II II gets the
proper kind of support. The city bas-
.ket ball league plays regularly each
week and the City Bowling League
is coming in for its share Of en-
thusiasm. 1t is to be hoped that all
the above mentioned sports are here
as permanent fixtures.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE SOCCER
At Tiverton. RI: Fall River ., ].
and P. Goats 0.
At New York: Brooklyn 3; Indiana
Flooring 2.
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NEW ENG. LEAGUE HOCKEY
At Fitchburg, Mass: Nashua 3;
Fitchburg /.
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Referee, Mcdonald. Timer. Rowe.
Bates. Scorer, Hayes. Time, four
ISIS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25

Floor goals Strang Z. Green, Briggs
3: fouls Strang s. Gushing 2, Briggs
IL.
The referee was Allison; timer,
Brofee: scorer. Burwood.
In spite of the rough night the
games were witnessed by a crowd of
500 fans.