Polli Struck Out 28 Men in Defeat of Cushing Academy
Goddard Seminary pitcher Americo Polli fanned 28 in ten innings on the Goddard campus as the game ended 9-0 after Cushing Academy forfeited in the 10th following a disputed call. The Herd built a late rally to tie 3 3 before the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americo Polli
Goddard Seminary
Goddard
Cushing Academy
Cushing
Paui
Finn
Gabelloni
Empire Means
Cishing
Hutchins
Cyran
Connelly
Pal Burke
Payne
Kelly
Wilk
Ale
Cushing Upsets Goddard in Ninth Inning Rally
The Cushing team edged Goddard with a late rally after a pitching duel. Cyran sparked the inning with a single and stole third, later scoring on a passed ball as Ringland struck out and Kelly was thrown out at first. Polli and Cummerford pitched well, but Goddard miscues and timely hits kept the game tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowing
Payne
Hutchins
Higgins
Halloran
Finn
Cushing
Yeatter
Ianing
Goddard
Tony Cyran
Ringland
Kelly
Cyran
Cummerford
Poll
Pring
Ielding
Seminary
Jrifith
Wall
Woodard
Felder
Polli
Goddard Seminary
Ab Rhae Wall
Dyran
Kingland
Poli
Vanotti
Rf Connelly
Willey
Cushing Upton
Grifith
Vewtter
Rf Hutchins
Burke
Higging
Halforan
Cushing Acad
Godderd
Wy Balloran
Vanotté
Dan Keefe
Gabell
Bethel Observer Recap of Contested Gladwin Game
Bethel Wednesday contest saw Scoville and Moriarty drive in runs in the fifth as errors by James aided Bethel scoring. Early innings featured strong base running and timely hits, with Duns ham and Romane contributing in a high error inning. Hickey's ten iousst noted in casual recounting amid fielding miscues by local players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pao
Seeley
Bethel
Costel
Soved
Itn
Scoville
Moriarty
James
Sorahan
Hickey
W. HG
Dunsham
Romane
Steth Innnings
Hickry
Gert
Streck
Jeb
Kim
Father Convicted in San Rafael for Killing Two Sons
In San Rafael California on June 3 John Cornyn was found guilty of murdering his two sons aged eight and ten near their home on April 24. He notified police voluntarily and cited his belief in insanity as his defense. He faces life imprisonment at San Quentin with sentencing set for Saturday.
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San Rafael
Cal
John Cornyn
San Quentin
Memorial exercises and neighborhood social notes in North Randolph
Memorial exercises were held in East Randolph with post event ball games featuring the North Randolph team. The piece lists visits and guests across local households, school activities including a trip to Silverlake Burnard for a picnic, promotions at Fuller Brush, and various relatives visiting from Colchester West Lebanon Fitchburg and Claremont New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Randolph
North Randolph
Clark Jones
Rochester
Severance
John Ferris
Fast Bethel
Durkee
East Bethel
A. J. Parker
Henry Washburn
Colchester
Herman Clare
Brooklyn
N.Y
W Smith
Fuller Brush Company
Ford, Conn
Smith
Earl Haggett
Randolph
Charles Smith
Claremont
H. D. E. Sargent
Maine
N. S. Byndewn
Bradeen
Mr. Sargent
Mabel Tyler
Kiger Trask
East
Bethel
Warren Carpenter
Manchester
Reciprocity Exemption Proposed for Foreign Shipowners
Washington proposes exemption of foreign shipowners from American income and excess profits taxes if American shipowners receive similar treatment abroad. The bill was introduced by a Senate Commerce Committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Fare
Senate Commerce Committee
East Braintree Year Ends With Memorial Exercises
Miss Lorene Walker closed a successful year of teaching at the village school with memorial exercises by the children. The following day the class toured nearby sites by auto while memorial services were held. Community members decorated soldiers' graves and various local families hosted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Walker
Silver Lake
Barnard
Stephen Hutchinson
G. Mann
Ansel Richards
C. V. Woodbury
Sons of Veterans
Col. F. W. Randall
Loomis
St. Albans
W. E. Perham
Lewis Lagoy
George Tupper
Allane
L. F. Abels
Anti Bolshevik Forces Allegedly Annihilated at Vladivostok
A Bolshevik dispatch via the Russian Telegraph Agency claims anti Bolshevik forces at Vladivostok have been annihilated. It states the anti Bolshevik Iyiki were aided by the Japanese and notes General Budenny’s forces prevailing. Ukrainian troops reportedly scattered after threatening Bolsheviks in southern Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Vladivostok
Budenny
Wrangel
Russia
East Warren Social Notes and Local Incidents
Ansil Moulton of Bendis plans a brief visit among relatives in the vicinity. P A Elliott injured a shoulder in a wagon fall. Will Mobus, from Randolph, spent several days with relatives here. School closes this week for summer vacation. Edith Strong of Montpelier seminary visited her parents, C W Strong. Mrs Amanda Kingsbury staying at William Trask's. South and corner schools held pleasant pre Memorial Day exercises. The Trasks and Mosher families enjoyed a trip to Granville woods with friends last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansil Moulton
Bendis
P. A. Elliott
Tmaly
Will Mobus
Randolph
Ols
Edith Strong
Montpelier Seminary
C. W. Strong
Amanda Kingsbury
William Trask
Priday Arcadan
Will Trask
Frank Mosher
Granville Woods
Ration for Dairy Cows Proposed by State College
Based on May quotations and prepared by Professor Jenverger of the State College of Agriculture at Burlington the ration for dairy cows in June includes 300 pounds corn meal 819, 100 pounds linseed meal 81.98, 200 pounds wheat middlings 201, 300 pounds gluten feed 5544, and 100 pounds bran 1.50. It yields 16.0 percent protein 4.4 percent fat and 6.8 percent crude fiber with pricing per thousand pounds 17.22 and per hundred pounds 4.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Jenverger
State College of Agriculture
Burlington
Boston
Funeral Held for Dorrance Ward in Moretown
Dorrance Ward’s funeral took place Wednesday with large attendance. Rev. W A Remele and Dr J W Hatch assisted, bearers named Merlin Ward Joe Lin Ralph Joslin Clayton Phillips Don Philips and William Louteell. Burial at South Duxbury followed. Out of town mourners included Dr W Match Marvin Dunn Marion Ward and Mildred Bigelow class of 1922, Dwinell of Calais, Corllins of Warren, Wheeler of Fayston, Joslin family, Wilder family of Waitfield and others. Several from town attended memorial services in Waitfield Monday. Local visits included J Kennedy Miss Viola Holt of Rochester and Miss Muriel Shea with Mike Myrtle Blood of West Lebanon. Miss Viva Atkins returned from Corinth with visits from Bernice and Evelyn Davis. Evelyn Davis improving, well wishes sent. Local residents noted new Dodge automobile and various Sunday visits to relatives in Waitefield and Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorrance
Ralph
Frank
Mra
F. ¥. Wilder
Waiteid
Waitefield
J. ©. Kennedy
Viola Holt
Rochester
Muriel Shea
Mike Myrtle Blood
West Lebanon
N. H
ML. Freeman
Viva Atkins
Corinth
Bernice
Evelyn Davis
Moretown
Atkins
Ella Talbert
Montpelier
Dodge
C. TL. Baird
Carroll Pierce
Rutland
I. L. Henson
Donald
Mise Ruth Newton
Concord
N. T
A. L. Newton
G.H. Sleeper
G. G
E. V. Keyes
Braintree
Card of Thanks from Swasey Family in Waterbury
We express sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends for sympathy shown after the death of our beloved mother Charles D. Swasey and family members Charles D Swasey Paul F Swasey Nellie Sawsey W Carroll Lesser Richard L Swasey Alton B R Swasey returned with heartfelt gratitude for support during our loss in Waterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Swasey
Paul F. Swasey
Nellie &. Sawsey
W. Carroll Lesser
Richard L. Swasey
Alton BR. Swasey
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Bina-Auto Insurance
J. W. Dillon Batster
Hock
Barre, Vermont
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Mood Co
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Aggies
Ameri
East Braintree
Reed
Barre
Hannah Flings
Thomas Davis
Richard Rowell
Girs
C. A. McOuen
E. Aler
Mike Louise Wheeller
Tunbridge Memorial By
Ed Rowell
R. Campbell
New York City
Helen Wheeler
Official
Russian Telegraph Agency
East Warren
Socony
Standard Oil CO. OF
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Broadway
Dorrance Ward
Ellen Somerville
Waterbury
State
Canadian Line
Forest Lake
Connecticut
Averill
St. Lawrence
Hart Schaffner & Mark
North Main St
Simplex Electric Irons
Montpelier & Barre Light & Power Company
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