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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19

accosted by young man who said
his name was Arthur Trenworthy
and that he worked in the. Oxford
Mills. He said that he had over
heard the talk and that he was will
ing to be married on that occasion
He said he was boarding at Smiths
Crossing and that he had sweet
heart, Alice Kendall of NBuckfield,
and that he would be glad to be
married at the show.
AS result of this talk the ar
rangements Of the feature wedding
were made. Inquiry at the Oxford
Mills today indicated that no such
young man works there and further
inquiry at Buckfield failed to reveal
any trace of any Alice Kendall in
that town. Alfred Z. Towle, town
clerk of Buckfleld, knows Of no ruch
person there and no marriage inten-
lions have been filed by any such
couple.
Just what the young mans object
was on playing the game on Filteau,
who was formerly selectman. OF
Rumford, has not been learned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19

cratic candidate for State senator
from Washington county.
Basil B. Ames Of Norridgewock.
Democratic candidate for the House
Of representatives.
Forrest D. Coffin Of Harrington.
Democratic candidate for register OF
deeds for Washington county.
Chesley r. Weddleton of Fairfield,
Republican candidate for county
commissioner of Somerset county.
William ]. Towne of Southwest
Harbor Democratic candidate for the
House of Representatives.
P. o. Power Of Corinth, Republican
candidate for the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Clyde II. Smith of Skowhegan. Re-
publican candidate for State senator
from Somerset county.
Edgar e. Hinckley Of Jonesport,
Democratic candidate for State SEN
ator from Washington county.
c. w. Whitney of Unity. Demo-
cratic candidate for the House of
Representatives.
Harold e. Weeks of Fairfield. Re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19
SENATOR HALE TO
Be LUNCHEON HOST
TO maine D. A. RS

Many are the luncheons, recep-
tions, and dinner parties given in
honor Of the various delegations of
the Daughters of the American Rev.
olution during the week of the Con-
tinental Congress in Washington
each year. OF interest to Maine peo-
pie will be the invitation extended
by Senator Hale, Chairman of the
Naval Affairs Committee, to the
Maine delegation to luncheon, the
date to be most convenient to the
guests.
There will be a meeting of the
Maine delegation in the Maine
Room of Memorial Continental Hall,
Wednesday, April 81, at 8 a. m.
Mrs. Blaine S. Viles, State Regent,
and Miss Dorothy Viles, page, left
Augusta last Thursday for Washing
ton, accompanied by Hon. Blaine s.
, Viles, and son, William. Other
members of the Maine delegation
left Friday; they were as follows:
Mrs. B. G. w. Cushman, Auburn,
National Chairman, Preservation of
Historical Spots; Mrs. Frederick E..
] Lowell, Portland, State Vice Regent;
Mrs. Herbert w. Hall, Hallowell,
0LdlC ltCSOlQiiS OCSlCldiy VhioS Luz
eta King, Portland, State Custodian;
| Mrs. Flora E. Potter, Brunswick,
State Registrar; Mrs. Oliver S. Hall,
Regent, Bangor Chapter; Mrs. Byron
NJ. Small, Regent, Pennington Chap
ter; Mrs. Benjamin Larrabee. Re-
gent, Portland Chapter; Mrs. Oscar
Flick, Treasurer, Portland Chapter;
Mrs. Josephine Cole, Mrs. George M.
I GRAHAM, Mrs. Edward Guimond,
Mrs. M. w. Rhodes and Mrs. Clark
Chapman of the Portland Chapter:
Miss Alice K. Robbins, Bath Cnap-
ter; Mrs. George n. Gardiner, Ma
chias Chapter; Miss Mary Pelham
Hill, Mrs. Frank E. Roberts and
Mrs. Ernest /. Crawford of the
! Topsham-Brunswic Chapter; Mrs.
| w. E. Davis, Regent, Sanford-Spring-
vale Chapter; Miss Susan E. Frost,
| Sanford; Mrs. Ada E. Coffin, Pitts
field Chapter; Mrs. Hiram S. Bisbee,
North Arson; Mrs. Minette L. Simp-
son, Fairfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
L. Warren, Dover-Foxcroft; Mrs.
George McCurdy, Mrs. Mary J. Hill,
Miss Annie G. Dorr of the Water
vile Chapter. and Miss Maude Mer-
rick, Waterville, who is in charge of
| the party.
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State House Chat

Miss Violet E. Ward. chief clerk
in the State police department,
went Saturday to Brunswick to visit
for a few days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott r. Ward
All of the departments at the State
House will be closed today in OBJ
servance of Patriots Day.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Leslie, super
visor of the State department of
charities and corrections, has accept
ed an invitation to speak on the sub
ject, Dependent Children" before
the department of Sociology of
Bates College on Tuesday afternoon
of this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19
Hoaxed Rumford
Manager Style Show
By Wedding Promise

Rumford, Me-, April 1.-THE we'd
ding which. was TO be and was not
at the Rumford Style Show and Bet
ter Homes Exposition last evening
has been the subject of much COM
ment and considerable investigation
here today. 1t is still unsolved to-
night, although Manager |Origene
Filteau Of the show is satisfied that
he was duped from the beginning in
the affair.
1t seems that some i've weeks ago
he was talking of the show in a
Rumford pool room. He explained
he wanted a wedding as a feature
of 1t. After he left the place he was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19
Unable Furnish Bail
Held as Result Raid

George Geroux Of Sc Northern
avenue is held at the Kennebec
county Jail, being unable to furnish
bail, as the result of a raid Sunday
afternoon between 4 and 5 o'clock
at his home. Deputy Sheriffs Par
menter, Austin and Fellows visited
his house and after some searching
found a Moxie bottle half full Of
alcohol in a hide in the attic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19

In observance Of the Patriots Day
holiday, the business Offices of the
Kennebec Journal will be closed to-
day. The news and editorial de-
partments will be open after b
o'clock this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19
AUGUSTA LOCALS
Telephone your Locals to 1877
THEATER ATTRACTIONS

coIoniaI-Special holiday program.
continuous, 200 until 1000. THE
Cohens and the Kellys." "Hells
Feur Hundred" Comedy; News
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19

Mrs. T. S. Wheeler, who has been
at the Hotel Commodore, New York
City, for the past month, has re-
turned to the Augusta House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19

Mrs. John e. Nelson has gone to
washington, d. c., for a several days
visit with her husband, Congress
man Nelson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19

The neighborhood meeting of the
Church of the Open Door will be
held this evening at the residence
of Miss Hodges, 40 Gage street. All
are welcome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19

shipment of finished marble and
granite monuments and tablets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19
LOCAL NOTICE

Maine Motor Express leaves Au-
gusta 1870 A NJ, for Hallowell,
Gardiner. Richmond Brunswick and
Bath. Apr14d6t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19

publican candidate for county attor
ney of Somerset county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-19
NORRIDGEWOCK

G. L. Worthley proprietor of the
Norridgewock Marble and Granite
Works, has recently received q large
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16
FORMIDABLE ARRAY GOLFERS
READY FOR maine OPEN TODAY

ming by Frank Gilman and George
Jones, the two Augusta pros. Play in
the morning Is scheduled to start at
s45 and il will be resumcr at 100
The pairings and times are as fol-
lows:
l.. T. Wardwell Of Rockland and W.
F. McCarty OF Waterville, amateurs,
at S.45 and $50.
r. X. Ebbling of Rangeley Lakes
and Charles Clark Of Winter Harbor,
professionals, at S.4S and 1.33.
s. S. Webster Of Augusta and How
ard Teel of Boothbay Harbor, ANA
tours. at 851 and SO.
c.. Tyson of Augusta and j. =. Will
liams Of Augusta. amateurs, at S.5f
and 1.39.
H. Kicker, Jr.. Poland Spring, and
w. P. Vilcs, Augusta. s57 and 1.f2.
Shirley Liscomb, Bar Harbor, and
Ray Ouimet. Waterville. professionals,
900 and 1.45.
L. A. Ryall. Willowdale, and II. IT.
Chisholm, Portland, professionals, 9.03
and 1.4s.
H. w. Gilman, Belgrade. and George
Jones, Augusta, professionals, sos and
Isl.
G. r Winship, Bangor. and J. p.
Driscoll, Bangor, 800 and 1-54.
B. Hutchins. Boothbay Harbor, and
Larry Rowe, Purpooduc, Cape Eliza
beth. professionals. 912 and 1.57.
George Dodge. Dark Harbor, and z.
l.. Ryan. Poland Spring professionals,
9.15 and 200.
l.. II. Striley, Bangor. and F. A Gil
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YANKEES take FIRST OF TELLING
SERIES 6 TO 4 FROM THE INDIANS

Cleveland, Ohio. Sept 15-(P)-
New York breathed an icy blast to-
day on Cleveland's hopes Of vim :
six straight from the Yankees and
going into first place by taking the
first game of the series here six to
four.
The Yanks drove Uhle, Cleveland
pitchir~ ace, from the mound in the
seventh. Uhle previously had bo ten
New York five straight thi year.
Chle lacked his usual control and
in the seventh New York punched
four hits, got a pass and rinch hit
ter Reuther was hit by pitched ball.
Cleveland drove Jones from the
box in the fifth but Shawkey who
replaced him, was puzzle. Both
Jones and Shawkey were hepled by
New York's four double plays. Koe-
mig, playing a remarkable, brilliant
game at shortstop and coming with
in one of the American League rec
ord by accepting 1e chances.
The game. held up As minutes in
the first inning by rain, was resumed
in the eighth inning. thus prevent
ing playing second game.
"A double header will be played to-
morrow.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16
ALL PRACTICE
AT YALE IN 1926
WILL Be SECRET

New Haven, Conn, Sept L..
Captain libby" BunneIl Of N. - W,
football team will call his player. =
gether at Pratt Field today q, =.
initial workout Of the season a..
the guidance Of Head Coac, =
Jones. It was announced tba, =,
practice for the Ellis this So.
would be secret.
The plans for early workor..
the 80 men in the squad v.rs ~
known, but It was generally b.l,...,
they would include the usual An
in formations and setting IN -
conditioning exercises for thi, -
and that there would be No 80
maging until later.
The Blue material for this Va.
was reported promising. onlv y
players of the big squad of Ia,
are missing and among thoss 'sa
naming are: Bradley, Foo,s r.,l
man, Sturhalm. Richards, Conr..
Stone. Workman, Flaherty. E.s
mersley, Vandergrif. Fishwick WoNs
Benton. Schmidt Harvey. Clv,as
Bunnell. King, Vieths, Wsdsro..t
Stearns, Barclay, Failing. CsHrss
Noble, Webster, Look and sanys-
The strong new material ~.
last years freshman team ,no,ns.
Brandeburg, Garvey. Miller, HuhSs..
and Simmons. Yale's creates. =.
through graduation was probsg,I
Dan Allen, f.
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Fied of 80 Pro and Amateur Golfers Off Today Augusta
| CARDS WIN OVER
| PILLS EASILY, 9 TO Z

Philadelphia. Sept. Is up - The
st. Louis Cardinals opened their six
game series with the Phillics today
by winning 9 to 2. The Cards cinch
ed the game by heavy hitting In the
fourth and eighth innings, in each OF
which they scored four runs. Short
stop Tommy They delivered two
timely singles that drove in runs
and he also scored a pair Of his own
Haines was hit hard but was In
vincible with men on base. Score:
st. Louis 0 0 4 % 4 0-9-13-
PhiladeFa 90 / 0 o. 0 0 0-2-f1-2
Haines and O'Farrell: Willoughby
Baecht, Pierce, Taber and Henline.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16
BRAVES TAKE BRACE
AND BEAT CUBS TWICE

Boston, Sept 15-tP-The Boston
Braves practically blasted any pen
nant hopes of the Chicago Cubs by
taking double header l to 0 and 8
TO here today. Joe Genewich pitch
ed alright ball on the opener al
lowing bpt four scattered hits. three
OF which were gathered by Jimmy
Cooney. Chicago shortstop, while
Foster Edwards, former Dartmouth
pitching ace, went the distance in the
second. He held the visitors to six
hits.
Cooney, Adams and Grimm COM
pleted the 169th double play for the
cubs this season in the second game.
bringing the total Just three below
the league record. Scores:
FIRST GAME
Chicago -. o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o-o-4-0
Boston -. 0 0 0 l 0 0 x-1-e-i
Bush, Huntzinger and Hartnett;
Genewich and ]. Taylor.
SECOND GAME
Chicago :. 90 OIL o o 0 0 o. so
Boston -. 0 0 900 x-3-10-I
Kaufman and Gonzales; Edv; DIS
and ]. Taylor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16
GIANTS TAKE FALL
OUT OF PIRATES, 6-5

New York, Sept. 15-(P)-Pitts-
burgh saw her pennant chances grow
more dim today as her traditional
rivals, the New York Giants, took a
six to five game from her. Though
the Pirates won the series. three
games to two. the loss placed them
three and a half games behind Gin
cinnati, leading the league, and three
games below st. Louis.
New York started off with a ven
geance in the second inning with a
double by Tyson, Jackson's walk and
Florence's single. But the Bucca-
neers went into two run lead in the
next frame. Smith singled, Brickell
walked. and then Waner smashed a
triple into deep right center and went
home On Cuyler's clout. Score:
Pittsburgh ...... 003 101 000-5 3 I
New York ....... oil 400 00x-6 IL l
Yde, Bush. Morrison and Smith,
Gooch: Scott and Florence.
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List Includes Striley, Gilman,
Kicker and Host of Capable
Players

With IA pros and Is simon pures en-
tered and still a chance for post
entries in the Maine State open cham
pionship which gets away today for a
two-day session over the 72-hole route,
much real golf is looked for at the Au-
gusta Country Club today and tomor-
row. Frank Gilman. the Augusta pro.
is expected to take first money in the
contest for professional golfers, but to
cop he must turn in gone mighty good
scores for his various rounds. In the
amateur event each man will play with
his state handicap and who will take
that event is another matter. With
such players as Hiram Kicker. Jr., AL
den Hichborn, w. P. Viles and others
entered the amateurs are expected to
show some fine cards before the winner
is announced.
Six cash prizes are offered for the
pros, and the amateurs will have two
prizes for low gross and two for low
net. The first low gross will get a
beautiful silver pitcher. second low
gross a SIS order on Mark Cross for
supplies, first low net a travelling bag
and second low net SIS order on Win
chester.
Pairings for the first DAYS play and
awnings for time were made last eve
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REDS PLAY IN TOP SHAPE AND
CLEAN UP SERIES WITH ROBINS

Brooklyn, n. T., Sept. 15.-(P1--
Playing in fine form the Reds hum
bled Brooklyn and retained the top
notch In the National League scram-
BILE today, 7 to 2. The victory gave
Cincinnati clean sweep in the FIVE
game series.
Eppa RiXey, southpaw who blank
ed the Robins Monday, was a puz-
zle for Brooklyn again today. He al
lowed seven scattered hits. Petty.
matching his left arm against Rix-
ey, conceded only two more, but his
mates played raggedly, five errors
being chalked against them.
Butler and Deberry made mistakes
in the first inning. encouraging Hen
bricks men to score twice. In the
third inning CritZ, who has been in
fine shape during the series, tripled
with runners on.
Brooklyn was let in for a tally in
the fourth when Herman hit over
the right field wall for homer. An
other Robin run came in the last
half Of the ninth, Herman scoring
on Buffers fly, to Walker after he
had singled and taken third on Cox's
one Dagger.
Cincinnati scored another in the
sixth and added a victorious touch
in the eighth with two more. Cla-
baugh went to left field for Brook
lyn and Immediately nuffed a long
one off Zitzmann's bat, putting the
batter on third. Cincinnati worked
a squeeze play. with Roush beating
out srounder and Walker scoring
Roush stole second and scored or
Pipp's single.
Today's win was the seventh
straight for Cincinnati It concluded
the Reds appearance against the
Robins fos the season which has
seen Brooklyn bow IS times and wiz
only times from Hendricks men
| Score:
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Readfeld Race
Entries Close Sent. Fl

Entries will close Sept. 81, for the
Kennebec County Fair races at Read
field, Sept % and "a.
There are four classes as follows:
2.40 Class, Mixed, Purse 5000; 2.2s
Class. Mixed. Purse 5000: 2.20 Glass,
Mixed, Purse, 5000; ZIG Glass, Mixed,
Purse $780,
This track is that on which Bert C..
Wells. the well-known race driver,
has trained his horses for five years.
Good yaeing q expected. $500. =.
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TIGERS AND SENATORS
EACH TAKE A GAME

Detroit, Sept 15-(P)-Detroit and
Washington split even in their dou-
BILE header here today, Detroit win
ming the first game to1. and Wash
ington the second to 5. Two errors
in the seventh inning enabled De-
troit to win the opener. Four De-
troit pitchers were hit freely in the
afterpiece. Score:
FIRST GAME
Washington l 0 0 0-1-6
Detroit 80. 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 x-2-S-C
Eight innings.
Johnson and Ruel; Collins. Dauss
and Bassler Woodall.
SECOND GAME
Wash'2ton 0 0 / o . l 0 2-9-A
Detroit -. 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 1-5- 81
Murray and Ruel; Wells. Halo
way, Johns, Smith and Woodall,
Bassler.
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White SOX IN EASY
Win OVER RED S0X

Chicago. Sept. 15.-(R)-Chicago
socked out 10 hits, seven Of them
for extra bases, and easily defeated
Boston to l in the first game of
the series. The visitors gathered
only four hits off Thomas, one being
a triple in the ninth inning when
Mostil slid in the mud going after
Rigney's fly. This was followed by a
sacrifice fly which saved the visitors
from a shutout. Score:
Boston 20 O 0 0 O O 0 O Il 40
Chicago Il OO1 100 x-5-13-O
Wingfeld, Weller and CASTOR;
Thomas and McCurdy.
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Lenglen and Ferret
Barred from Match
Before French Public

Paris. Sept. 15.-(P)-Neither Su-
zanne Lenglen nor Paul Feret will
play tennis in public before leaving
for the United States to compete as
professionals. The French Tennis
Federation has decided that only anna
tours may participate in the coming
matches to be played for the benefit Of
Frances war wounded.
Both Mile. Lenglen and Ferret had
been expected to play and it was be-
lieved that their appearance would
bring in thousands of francs for the
wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

man, Augusta, professionals. s.1s and
203
c. :. Towle. Winthrop. and c. Rick
er, Poland Spring, amateurs, 9.21 and
2.0s.
A. T. McWhorter. Augusta, and D.
p. Dewar, Augusta, amateurs, e.24 and
2.09.
NJ r. Wheeler Augusta. and A. s.
Hichborn, Augusta. amateurs, 9.27 and
PIP.
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INTERN ATIONAL LEAGUE

Newark s; Reading 2.
First game, Syracuse 10; Toronto
8; second game. Syracuse 4: Tor
onto 3.
Rochester at Buffalo, rain.
Baltimore at Jersey City scheduled
for Wednesday will be played as
part of double header Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

Total ~....,..... SO 4 II u
-batted for Lutzke in 9Th.
x-batted for Hudlin in 9Th.
New York -. 90 o 4 o-6
Cleveland 49,. o o o 3 l o 0 0 o.
Two base hits L. Sewell. Three
base hit Combs. Stolen base Burns.
Seer!nces Meusel 8; Dugan, Ben
cough. SEVERED. Double PLAYS Burns
Sunassisted); Lazzeri. Koenig and
Gehrig 3: Koenig and Gehrig; Jami-
son, Spurgeon and Burns. Left on
pase New York r.; Cleveland &.
5ass on balls of Jones 8; Uhle Z;
Hudnn l. Struc kout by shawkey /;
Cn!e q Audlin 1. Hits off Jones in
: Is; Shawkey 2 in IS: Uble 8
n 2-s; Hudlin in as. Hit by pit
caer by Uhle (Reuther). Winninb
pitcher Shawkey: losing pitcher
Na!A Umpires Evans, Dineeu and
.N2Wa. TINA 1:1A.. -. 49,
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Two base hits. Dresser. Three base
hit, Critz. Home run. Hermann.
Stolen bases. Roush. Sacrifices.
Walker, Roush. RiXey, Butler. Dou-
Bile plays. Ford. Critz and Pipp Left
on bases Cincinnati IL: Brooklyn S.
Bases on balls, off Petty T. Struck
out by Petty 5; Rixey s. Hit by
picther by Rixey ,Marriott). Empires
moran, Reler and Sweeney. Time
of game 1:55
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AMERICAN LEAGTTE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

'1S' GhUNYS RESULTS
Detroit 2; Washington 1 first
Washington 9; Detroit (2nd
same). \~""
Chicago S; Boston 1.
New York 6; Cleveland 4.
Philadelphia St. Louis, rain,
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati z: Brooklyn 2.
Boston !; Chicago o list san,e).
Boston 8; Chicago I (2nd san1e).
New York s; Pittsburgh 5.
st. Louis 9; Philadelphia 2,
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TODAY's GAMES

PhIladelphia at st. Louis 1.-TWO
WasfinstonJat Detroit
Ssw York : Cleveland e Cancel.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Albany Waterbury Z.
Providence 0: Bridgeport s.
Hartford 5: New Haven I.
Pittsfield .: Springfield s.
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TODAY,S GAMES

TOOAYS GAMES
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York,
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

Law and sports seen, to go hand hand Of late and
don't refer the various attachments. injunctons
wrts Of mandamus, habeas corpus, and hokus pokus
which have popped in connection with the recent
tivitie. Of Tex Richard, Jack Dempsey. and a X
put combination Of the law and the ring before the
public quite satisfactorily of late But down at Old
Nassau for these many years prominent lawyer and
law-maker has been mixing his Blackstone with his
football, and with great For Coach Bill
Roper Of the Princeton football has been pror-
nent philadelphia lawyer and member Of the city
council, at the same time whipping the ambitious un
der graduates into we'll drilled fighting srIdron
machines y
Bill is so aood politician that he has been mention
Ga. 49, If fherIv 4 md
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In the
decides field Of
to all his time and his business
this Will the threat Of
to
remembered.
. En r. score 81 non AGAINST Harvard and Vale thus
the undisp championship Of the "Be Three"
1899 1901
his He noted ability
vep winning eIeven mediocre material His 1922 which
of
a fighting Roper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

x-batted for Dugan in eth.
U-batted for Bengough in 7th.
CLEVELAND
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

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