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. Rrien. vii he shown at If-a nda S
central Theater the first two days Of
THIS week, beginning this afternoon.
The story was adapted frcm Joseph
tonrads g novel Of "Nostromo The
comedy viii he Going Crazy" with
Idge ConlcN. and an added attra ton
VIII he tho third lesson in Charleston
da ancing
Tuesday and Wednesday. Ken May
n7rd in First Nationals Senior Dare
deN1l. augmented by Buster
Brown Comedv. "Euster Helps Dad +;
Thursday. Betty Eroneon in Fara-
mount : proIucticn Tho Cats Pa.
1anas, supplemented by Hal Roach S
Never Too Old and the Pathe Re
view. Friday. Earl FoXe and Margaret
Livingston as co-stars of - Trip TO
Chinatown an adaptation of the
stage play hv Charles HoNt, alEo Andy
Cump in The SHADY Eoat.' Screen
Snapshot: Saturday. the Paramount
junior stars in "Fa ascina ting Youth. "
augmented by the Imperial comedy.
Officers of the DAY"
Evening star., 1926-08-22

oMalley in My Old Dutch" and Aescp
Fable: Tuesday. Forrest Stanley in
THE Fate Of Flirt' and Mack Sen
nett's Take Your Time; Wednesday.
Peggy Hopkins Joyce in The Sky
rocket and Art Lake in Separated
Sweethearts"; Thursday, John Bowers
in Hearts and Fists" juvenile COM
edy and "Sportlight"; Friday, Reginald
Denny in Rolling Home" and Charlie
Chase in Dog Shy: Saturday. Larry
Semon in THE Perfect Clown" and
comedy, Buster Helps Dad"
TAKOMA.
Today and tomorrow. w. c. Fields
and Louise Brooks in Its the Old
Army Game" Pathe News and Amer
ica's Polar Triumphs"; Tuesday, Pola
Negri, Tom Moore and Ford Sterling
in Good and Naughty and "Moana," t"
a picture of the South Seas; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Richard Barthel-
mess in "Ranson's Folly" with Doro-
thy Mackaill, and an Our Gang"
comedy: Friday, sgd Chaplin In "Oh,
What Nurse": Pathe News and
comedy; Saturday, dolores Costello in
THE Little Irish Girl" Aesop's Fable
and Charlie Chase comedy.
YORK.
Today Betty Bronson in The
Cats Pa aiamas'' and Edna Marion in
His Girl Friend; tomorrow. Con-
way Tearle in The Sporting Lover
and Bobby Vernon in" Broken China" y;
Tuesday. Madge Bellamy in BLACK
Paradise Wanda Wiley in There
She Goes" and Screen Snapshots:
Wednesday, Marguerite De La Motto
in THE Unknown Soldier and
Aesop Fable: Thursday. Fascinating
Youth" and Charles Puffy in Wise
or Otherwise; Friday, Bebe Daniels
in Volcano" and comedy, Buster
Helps Dad; Saturday. Pat O'Malley
in "My Old Dutch" and cartoon.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

The proposed international film
congress to he held in Parts has
adopted German as It's official Ian.
guage. after some objection" accord
ing to a cablegram from Berlin to
Film Daily.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

'Laddie." the Gene Stratton Porter
picture recently shown here, was di-
rected by J. Leo Meehan from
scenario by Jeanette Porter Meehan.
"all in the family"
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Police" No. 2. and International
News: Tuesday, surprise night, and
Saturday matinee. party for kiddies.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Secrets Of tho Soul" dealing with
psycho-a nalysis and directed by r.. w.
Pahst for UFA. with Werner Krauss
in the lead. has been brought to this
country
Evening star., 1926-08-22
CHEVY CHASE.

fornia Straight Ahead"
CHEVY CHASE.
Today, Margaret Livingston in "A
Trip to Chinatown" and Neeley I'd.
wards in DO or Bust: tomorrow
Peter B. Kyne's THE Golden Strain
and Lloyd Hamilton in "Nobody's
Business: Tuesday. Aileen Pringie
and Lowell Sherman in The Wilder
ness Women and Aesop Fable; We'd
nesday. Pauline Starke in LAS No Man
Tearle in The Sporting Lover and
Charlie Puffy in Mixed Doubles:
Friday. The Shamrock Handicap,
and Mack Sennett's Circus Today:
Saturday, Jack Holt in Born to the
West" and comedy. Busters Sky
rocket"
Today and tomorrow, George Sidney
Vera Gordon, Charlie Murray In
Sweet Daddies." Lupino Lane in
Private Life; Tuesday. Mary Astor,
Lloyd Hughes in The Scarlet Saint,
Wednesday. Barbara La Marr, Lewis
Stone in THE Girl from Montmarte";
Thursday and Friday. showings. and
9 pm. Belle Bennett, Lois Moran.
Ben Lyon, James Kirkwood, Lowell
Sherman. Charlie Murray in THE
Reckless Lady" Our Gang comedy in
"Oficial Officers: Saturday. IIoot
Gibson in THE Phantom Bullet" AL
berta Vaughn in Fighting Hearts"
COLONY.
Today. The Shamrock Handicap"
Wanda Wiley in There She Goes"
and Pathe Review: tomorrow, Lois
Moran and Louise Dresser in pad.
locked" and Art Lake in "Papa's
Mama; Tuesday. Peter r. Kyne's
THE Golden Strain and Mack Sen.
netts Wandering Willies"; Wednes-
day. Conway Tearle and Barbara
Thursday, Lon CLANCY in The Road
TO sfandalay' and Neeley Edwards
in DO or Bust: Friday. Betty Bron.
son in THE Cats Pataras" and
Andy Gump in Dumb Luck; Satur
day. Bebe Daniels in volcano" and
Charlie Chase in Dog Shy
DUMBARTON.
Today, Patsy Ruth Miller in why
Girls Go Back Home; tomorrow,
Janet Gaynor in THE Shamrock
Handicap: Tuesday. W. c. Fields in
It's the Old Army Game; Wednes-
day, Creighton Hale in "A Poor Girls
Romance; Thursday, Pauline Starke
in LAS No Man Has Loved; Friday,
George O'Rrien in THE Silver
Treasure: Saturday. Buddy Roosc.
Welt in THE Dangerous Dub"
ELITE.
Today and tomorrow. THE Bat"
by Mary Roberts Rhinehart and
Avery Hopwood, Pathe comedy and
News: Tuesday, Lou Tellegen and
Trixie Friganza in Borrowed Fin
cry" Fox comedy Social Triangle;
Wednesday. Broadway Butterfly"
with Dorothy Devore, Cullen Lands
and Louise Fazenda. Universal COM
edy; Thursday, Charlie Murray,
George Sidney and Vera Gordon in
Sweet Daddies." Fox comedy and
Pathe News; Friday. Bebe Daniels in
''rhe Palm Beach Girl" Pathe scenic
and comedy; Saturday. Lon CLANCY
in The Road to Mandalay," Fox
comedy Heavy Swells." i
EMPIRE.
Todav, Jack Hoxie in The Demon"
and comedy. "Dynamited' tomorrow.
Mary Alden in The Earth Woman"
and comedy There She Goes; Tues
day and Wednesday. James kirkwood
in The Lovers Island" and comedy,
Day by Day; Thursday, Tom Tyler
in The Cowboy Cop" and comedy,
Bright and Early" and International
News; Friday. Lon Clancy and Ger
trude Olmsted in THE Monster" and
SATURDAY. poh C,,cf IN,
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Manager Beatus is still boosting his
cold-air marvel at the Palace. where
hc says the thermometer Cravitates
between - and IS degrees Fahrenheit
Evening star., 1926-08-22

The wheat fields OF Alberta western
Canada: the Grand Canyon of Arizona
and the Long Island studio ought to
furnish handsome backgrounds for
Thomas Meighan's new picture. The
Canadian
Evening star., 1926-08-22
AVENUE GRAND.

Tod7~ and tomorrow, "Fascina ting
Youth" ard comedy. "Ruster Helps
T'7d': Tuesday and Wednesday. Paul
ino Stark ~ AS No Man Has Loved
snd Aosnr Fable. Thursday. Margaret
Livingston in a Trip Ia Chinatown
and comedy Friday. Peter r. kyne s
The Golden Strain" and Wanda
Wiley in There She Goes: Saturday,
Bebe Daniels in "Nolcano. Jimmie
Adams m Chase Yourself" and
Hodge Fodge."
Evening star., 1926-08-22
Filmograms

AT the Paramount Studios in New
"A York, a UFA (German unit is
working on Cheer Up, Charlotte"
with Willie Wolff directing and Ellen
Richter in the lead. Greg Blackton.
Junior Star" is in the cast. Part of
the picture was filmed in Berlin; the
exteriors in New York.
The concert numbers played by the
Metropolitan Ramblers. under Milton
Davis at Crandalls Metropolitan this
week from 1880 a m. until 1:30 pm.
and from until 1880 pm. will fea-
ture Mr.. Davis own arrangement of
melody gems from "Tannhauser."
"Wagneria, which. are arranged in
modern syncopated tempo, but retain
the melodic beauty of.the original com
positions. The ballad special will be
a new hot" number. Deep Hender-
son. will be played also
Crsndall's TivoIi Theater. at Four
teenth street and Park road, hereafter
will have available for it's pa
irons many of the special stage attrsc.
tions first booked for downtown at
Crandalls Metropolitan. This week
1t will have the Loomis Twins, little
versatile children singers. dancers and
condolences on the American stage.
Ray G.. Smallwood has gone to New
York from the Pacific Coast to nego-
tiate on behalf of the Handschliegl
process of superimposing dramatic ac-
ton against any background, without
the necessity of leaving the studio.
DIR. Ludwig Berger, director of "The
Waltz Dream" is reported from Ber-
lin as seriously i'll in a sa1Atarium.
Sheila Gerachty, daughter of Tom
and sister Of Carmelita, is going to ap-
pear in a Cecil B. de Mile picture
title not given.
c. c. Pyle. Red Oranges business
manager: Director Sam Wood and
Byron Morgan, author of "One Min
ute to Play" are to confer on a story
for Suzanne Lenglen. the French ten.
mis- star, for movie purposes.
Secrets Of tho Soul" dealing with
psycho-a nalysis and directed by e. W.
Pahst for UFA. with Werner Krauss
in the lead has been brought to this
country.
The proposed International film
congress to he held IN Paris has
adopted German as It's official Ian.
guage. after some objection" accord
ing to a cablegram from Berlin to
Film Daily.
'Laddie," the Gene Stratton Porter
picture recently shown here, was di-
rected by J. Leo Meehan from
scenario by Jeanette Porter Meehan.
"all in the family"
THE Devils Master" John Ford's
latest for Eny 10 To ha "a lied .Tho
Evening star., 1926-08-22

c. c. Pyle. Red Oranges business
manager; Director Sam Wood and
Byron Morgan, author Of "One Min
ute to Play" are to confer on a story
for Suzanne Lenglen, the French ten.
mis- star, for movie purposes.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Buster keaton made desperate at
tempts To film n hunting scene in one
of the Los Angeles parks. but a curl
ous public defeated his efforts. Bat
tinG Butler" was the picture.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

THE Devils Master" John Ford's
latest for Fox, is to be called "The
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Warner Brothers and the Nitaphone
Corporation of America. have leased
Oscar Hammerstein's old Manhattan
Opera House in New York with the
idea of converting it into talking pic
ture studio.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Paramount. her first being an original
for Pola Negri and as yet untitled.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Sheila Gerachty, daughter Of Tom
and sister of Carmelita, is going to ap-
pear in a Cecil b. de Mile picture
title not given.
Evening star., 1926-08-22
HOME.


Today, Lois Moran in Pad
locked" and Art Lake in "Papa's
Mama; tomorrow, Betty Bronson in
THE Cats Paiamas" and comedy;
Tuesday. Marguerite De La Motto
in THE Unknown Soldier" and Aesop
Fable: Wednesday, Bebe Daniels in
Volcano" and Edna Marian in
DAREDEVIL Daisy; Thursday. Pau.
line Starke in LAS No Man Has
Loved" and cartoon: Friday, Larry
Semon in '"The Perfect Clown and
Walter HERS IN Fresh Faces; Sat
nrday. Ford Sterling in "The Show
on and Andy Gump in THE Shady
Rest"
LEADER.
Today and tomorrow. Johnny Hines
in "The Live Wire" Phantom Police
serial and Fox comedy East Side,
West Side; Tuesday. Richard Dix in
"Womanhandled" comedy Dough-
nuts; Wednesday. Conway Tearle
and Dorothy Mckaill in THE Dancer
OF Paris" comedy Holy Smoke; ;
Thursday and Friday, Lewis Stone
and Barbara Bedford in "Old Loves
and New" also Fox News.
> OLYMPIC.
Today and tomorrow, Its the Old
Army Came" starring ". c.. Fields,
Pathe comedy and Pathe News; Tues
day. Joseph Schildkraut and Seena
Owen in "Shipwrecked," comedy
Honeymoon Feet; Wednesday, 1.-THE
Jade Cup" a crook melodrana. Fox
comedy "Matrinony Blues: Thurs
day and Friday, Ann Pennington in
Madame Behave" Pathe comedy
The Big Kick; Saturday, Anita
Stewart and George Fawcett in wild
Oats Lane" Pathe comedy Should
Sailors Marry?"
PARK.
Today and tomorrow. Bessie Love.
Tom Moore and Harrison Ford In
The Song and Dance Man; Charles
Chase comedy, Innocent Husbands. -
and News Events; Tuesday. Greta
Eissen. Lionel barrymore, William
Collier and Marc MacDermott in The
Lucky Lady" Glenn Tryon comedy,
Long Pants: Wednesday and Thurs.
day. Emil Jannings in Quo Vadis";
Friday. Ethel Shannon, Hal Cooley
and Wanda Hawley in stop Flirting"
and Maurice Lefty Flynn in "Glenis.
ter of the Mounted"; Saturday, Regi
nald Denny and Mary Astor in oh
Doctor" Our Gang comedy. Better
Movies" and chapter 4, THE Phan-
tom Police" matinee only.
SAVOY.
Today, Joseph Schildkraut in
Meet the Prince" and Edna Marion
in Daredevil Daisy; tomorrow, Pat
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Gloria Svanson's first picture fol
Inited Artists will start productio"
CONTINUED on Fourth Page)
Evening star., 1926-08-22

DR.. Ludwig Berger, director of 1.-THE
Waltz Dream" is reported from Ber-
lin as seriously i'll in a sa1Atarium.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Forty-three theatrical and movie
supply houses throughout the country.
| like the American Government. have
centralized, and are going to do husi-
ness as a chain under one manage
O1eOt
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Tommy Dowd. Mai Edward Bowes
radio lieutenant at the Capitol The.
ater. New York. has gone to Paris to
direct the redecoration Of the CIaun1ont
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Ray C. Smallwood has gone to New
York from the Pacific Coast to nego-
tiate on behalf of the Handschliegl
process of superimposing dramatic ac-
ton against any background, without
the necessity of leaving the studio.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Jack s Connolly, WashinEton repre-
sentative Of tho HAYS orCaniza-io,'.
is spending his vacation in Europe
Evening star., 1926-08-22
PARK.

Today, Jossp} Schildkraut in
Meet the Prince" and Edna Marion
in Daredevil Daisy: tomorrow, Pat
Evening star., 1926-08-22
CAROLINA.

CAROLINA.
Toda~ ard tomorrow, Quo Eadis. !"
with Emil ,Iannings; Tuesday. The
Flea sure buyers" with Irene Rich
Give Brook: Wednesday. The Rain
Evening star., 1926-08-22

The Paramount Junior Stars have
now been grated into the Paramount
Stock CO. They may he happy Vet
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Gladys Unger, the PLAYWRIGHT. is to
vrite originals and adaptations for
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Palace. according to Film Daily. He
will he gone sin weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
STAGE FIRST SUNDAY
BALL GAME IN PH|LA,
IN FACE BLUE LAWS

Philadelphia, Aug. 2a.-(P-Armed
with court injunction that prevented
police interference, the PHILADELPHIA
Athletlcs played their first baseball
game in this city on Sunday today and
won from the Chicago White Soy 8
to 2.
1t was the first professional ball
same ever played in Philadelphia on
sunday. and while light rain which
Tell continuously throughout the day
Kept the attendance down to between
$4,000 and $4,000, Connie Mack, the
veteran manager of the Athletics, said
ne was more than satisfied and that
everything went off fine"
There will be no game next Sunday,
MACK said. and probably none during
the remainder of the season, on ac-
count Of scheduled games.
Todays game was an outgrowth Of
the action of the board of directors of
the sesqui-centennial exposition in or
dering the exposition open on Sunday
and charging an admission fee. The
Athletics mana cement then announced
it would play test game on Sunday,
to whifh Mayor Kendrick replied
that he would use the police to prevent
the playing of the game, claiming that
the case differed from the exposition
and that ball game on Sunday would
be violation of the blue laws of 1894.
Last week the Athletics appealed
for an injunction to restrain the mayor
and the police from interfering. The
injunction was granted yesterday by
Judge Frank Smith, who said that
baseball does not tend to immortality
or the corruption of youth" and that
it takes a person "out in the open
who might otherwise spend his time
to his own disadvantage"
Mayor Kendrick announced Saturday
that he would confer with City Solic-
itor Joseph P. Gaffney on Monday to
determine whether any action would
be taken by the city.
The Rev. William D. Forney, secre-
tary of the Philadelphia Sabbath AS
ISOLATION, said that his organization
was prepared to take immediate action
to prevent further Sunday games on
the grounds that such games "consti-
tute public nuisance"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
3 Hitless Games
In Class "a" Clubs
During Past Week

New York, Aug. 21.-(P)-No hit, no
run performances in baseball are be-
coming numerous with three registered
in leagues of "A" classification or bet
ter during the week.
To the feats of little Denny Gearin
of Milwaukee, former Giant pitcher.
and Ted Lyons, right-handed ace of
the Chicago White Sox today, must be
added that of Peter Jablonowski of
Waterbury in the Eastern League
early in the week
Since 1917 no-hit performances In
the majors have been very rare. Dutch
against Detroit in 1918. and the fol-
lowing year Hold E1ler accomplished
the task against ST. Louis while
pitching for Cincinnati, and Ray Cald-
we'll. then with Cleveland. was sue
cessful against the Yankees.
Walter johnson of Washington
stood alone in the accomplishment in
1920, turning back the Boston Amer1-
can 1 to 0. Another "a months brought
to fame Charley Robertson of the
White Sox, who now has passed out of
the majors, and Jess Barnes, then with
the Giants and now pitching for
Brooklyn. Robertson opposed the IL
gers on the great day and Barnes beat
the PhillieS.
Two of the veteran moundmen OF
the American League appeared in the
list in 1928, Same Jones of the Yam
kess and Howard Ehmke, then with
Boston. Philadelphia was the victim
on both occasions and now Ehmke is
pitching for that club.
Jess Haines of the st. Louis Cardi-
nails humbled the Boston Braves In
1924. and last year Dazzy Vance of
Brooklyn refused Philadelphia hit
but was scored on once.
Perhaps the strangest OF all the
hitless games was that between Chi
cago and Cincinnati in 1917 when Big
Jim Vaughn opposed Fred Toney'
Neither permitted hit for 10 innings
but Toney won out 1 to o.
Addie Joss of Cleveland pitched no
hit, no run games twice. in 1908 and
1910. and both times the chicago
White Sox were compelled to bow. In
the 1908 effort not Chicagoan reach
ed first base.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
Weekly Financial

New York, Aug 21-(P)-The prin-
cipal securities and commodity mar
kets appeared to be undergoing a
period of readjustment this week
Money rates which stiffened on the
raising of the New York Federal Re-
serve rediscount rate last week. held
fairly steady with call money in
plentiful supply at 4 IL per cent.
Foreign exchanges as a group point
ed upward.
The stock market rallied today aft
er being on the down grade most Of
the week. At the close of the market
this noon the average of 20 leading
industr1als was down nearly three
points below that of a week ago, but
| the halls only lost IA of point net,
the publication of excellent traffic
and earnings reports acting as a
stabilizing influence. Although the
fortnight before the Labor Day holi-
day additionally a period of quiet
and indecisive movement in the Sc
curities markets, Wall Street had re-
ceived so many market surprises
during the last two years that few
traders ventured to predict what will
take place.
Leading industrials report that
business is being maintained at an
unusually high rate for midsummer,
freight traffic and bank clearings are
at record high levels for this season
of the year. and the crop outlook 10
regarded as satisfactory, although
some uneasiness is felt that the gem
eral average of commodity prices is
now around the lowest level in two
years
Foreign competition. particularly
in the steel industry appears to be
increasing but exports continue rela-
lively heavy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
AUGUSTA GOLFER
wins TWO PRIZES
PORTLAND TOURNEY

Portland, Aug. 22.-Emery Strait
ton of Braeburn c. c., Mass. won
the prize for low gross at the Port
land Country Club open invitation
handicap yesterday, turning In
card Of 154 for the 80 holes. On
his heels were Fernald White OF
Kennebunk and Jess Bickmore OF
| the Ardsley C. c., New York CITY
! who were tied with 100.
Bickmore also turned in "a Tor
his first IS holes. giving HIM the
prize for low gross of the morning.
He started in strongly in the arter-
noon, shooting SO for the f1rst nine,
| but his long train ride OF the nisnt
| before began to tell on the nome
| Journey. for which he required 81
| strokes.
Low gross for the afternoon went
to the youthful Sidney Noyes, Jy.,
of New York City, who shot ~.
The sixteen year old youngster shot
beautiful golf all day, playing the
morning round in so, 43, 81, and clip.
ping five strokes off that figure in
the afternoon. His handicap was
/ three strokes.
| Smith Dunnack Of Augusta cap.
tured two prizes, low net for the so
holes and also for the last Is. The
tournament rules allowed but one
prize to a single player, SO the low
net of the afternoon went to Fred
L. Eastman, P. C. c., who turned In
a net of 60 against Dunnack's 66.
Thatcher Blanchard, of Portland,
was the winner of the morning low
net prize. He turned in an So for
the first IS, which was reduced to
go by his IA stroke handicap.
Good golf was the rule throughout
the days play. Stratton, low gross
winner, played two strokes under
par for his "a on the difficult second
nine holes. At the same time, Fer
maid White was playing everything
in par figures over the first nine and
Jess Bickmore, whose handicap OF g
single stroke was the lowest of the
lot, shot Sc, but one over par fig.
ure over the same distance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
Garland Fails to
Finish But Declared
Winner of Light Swim

Boston, Aug. 22.-(P)-Rough water
and swirling tides kept all of the 81
entrants in the annual Boston Light
swim from making the goal today, but
Charles Garland, Ohio swimmer, was
declared a winner, being taken from
the water at Spindle Light. mile
from the finish, after covering II miles
in the teeth of a strong southwest
wind He had been in the waSef seven
hours.
His nearest competitor, Michael
Wrenn, a Lowell policeman was fore
ed to give up several hundred wards In
the rear Walter Patterson of Bridge
port. Conn, was just behind Wrenn,
while James Snow and James Wilde,
both of the l. Street Swimmers Club,
which conducted the race, were taken
out at Fort Strong, quarters of
the way down.
Garland made special pilgrin1a ge
to Boston this year from the lake city
for the Light swim alone. He tried it
'for fun" last year and failed to get
half way. Attributing his failure to
lack of beef" he went into training
two weeks ago. He put on II pounds
in 13 days with formular of two
quarts of milk and a jar of cream a
day, about a quarter of a pound of
butter and all the mashed potatoes I
can get hold Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
REDS GAIN IN TWO
WINS over Braves

Cincinnati, Aug. 22-(P)-Cincin-
natl took two extra inning games
from Boston today and made 1t a
clean sweep of the series by winning
the first game to in 10 innings,
and the second to 6, in II innings.
The Braves batted Donohue out OF
the box in the first game. and took
a one-run lead, but Lucas held them
safe while the Reds tied the count
in the fourth inning and scored the
winning tally with one out in the
tenth. The second game was
stubbornly fought battle which the
Reds won in the 18th round by
scoring two runs when Burrus mut-
fed Critz's pop fly. Score:
FIRST GAME
Boston :. % 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3-S-l
Cinci. IL 101 0 0 0 0 1-4-9-O
90 innings.)
Goldsmith, Hearn and j. Taylor;
Donohue, Lucas and Hargrave.
SECOND GAME
o12oo 21o1 10 0 1-e-1S-S
Cincinnati
1o2 o110 0 0 2-7-15-1
(12 innings.
Wertz, Mogridge, and ]. Taylor;
May, Luque and Picinich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-23
Florida Amateur
Wins Ansley Cup
At Poland Spring

Poland Spring, Aug. 21-F Marion
Ansley of the Palma Celia Club, Fla,
won the Halsell Cup Championship
today in the annual mems amateur
Poland Spring Tournament, defeating
! George r. Clough of Saugus, Mass,
three and two in close 36 hole
match. Ansley. 20 year old and a
Virginia military student, is at the
Poland Spring House for a second
season with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Ansley. He was runner up
last year. At 16 he was City Golf
Champion of Tampa.
In the second division, John Rock
wood defeated +. J. Newsom, Water
Commissioner of Lynn, Mass, one up
for 10 holes.
Royal Little of Brookline, Of the
beaten eight of first 16, defeated
Charles Kicker four and three. w
II. Smith, New York, 20 years old
defeated A. Q. Beede one up for 19
holes.