Camp Boothbay Blues win baseball title at Thorn Island
Camp Boothbay on Thorn Island crowns the Blues champions after a twelve game season centerpiece in the Reds, Grays, and Blues league. Chambers leads infield and batting with strong performances from Smith Shields and Orr as the Reds rely on a strong battery and fielding while the Grays struggle except at second base. The season features several trips and a final standings recap with Batting averages and top hitters.
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Camp Boothbay
Thorn Island
Kennebec River
Bath
Boston
A. A. Webster
Reds
Grays
Blues
Chambers
Smith
van Pelt
Shumaker
Teddy Orr
Rammerville
Doyle
Camp Elliott
Seguinland
Bath Y.M.C.A
Allyn Poole
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. W. Somerville
St. Louis
Ernest Dieby
Jimmy Somerville
Bill Shields
Dan Rebhun
Comators
Nequasset
Eastern River
Richmond
Popham
Thorne’s Head
New Meadows Inn
Boothbay Harbor
Five Islands
Wiscasset
Augusta
Presidential Range
White Mountains
Crawford’s
Randolph
Clinton, Pleasant
Franklin
Munroe
Washington
Clay
Jefferson
Adams
Legard
Casco Bay
Winneganee Creek
Bay
New Meadows River
Orr's Island
Harpswell
Bustin'’s Island
Maquoit Bay
Harpswell Sound
Garnet
Whiskeag Bay
Merrywmeeting Bay
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Governor Haines Denies Veto-Influence Claim in 1914 Letter
A letter from William T. Haines to the Waterville Sentinel rejects Pattangall's claim that Seth M. Carter dictated Haines's veto message for the mileage bill. Haines says no one dictated any message and offers no recollection of seeing Carter or Pattangall during the veto writing. The page also notes a social party at 598 Washington St. and local business openings on Center Street.
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W. R. Pattangall
Albion
Haines
Seth M. Carter
Maine Central Railroad
Pattangall
Carter
Executive Chamber
State House
Mr. Pattangall
Mr. Carter
William G. Small
Washington St
Ralph F. Small
Sagadahec
Bath
Lawrence of
Skowhegan
Rattling Good Rally Presses for Maine Governor Haines
A crowded Bath gathering featured Governor Haines’s supporters arguing Republican strength against Democrats and Progressive critics. Speakers emphasized shipbuilding, enforcement of Prohibition laws, and economic growth, citing state finances and public works. Harold Sewall contrasted party records and warned Republicans against desertion to the Progressive ticket.
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State Auditor
Treasury
Haines
Plaisted
Thay
Cyrus W. Davis
American Brewers Association
Civic League
Maine
Lawrence
Hon
Hal. Gardner
Bath
Gardner
Times
Augusta
Bill Haines
Hyde
Harold M. Sewall
Sewall
America
New England
Washington
France
Germany
England
Dan McGillicuddy
Lewiston Mills
Johnson
McGillicuddy
Steel Trust
Carnegie
Lewiston
South
West
Senate
Forsooth
Progressive
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Camp
Boothbay
Joseph Garretson
Hall Smith
Edward Shields
Fred Raymond
Haverhill
Mass
Teddy Harris
Aaron Evans
James Somerville
Herbert Chambers
Cincinati
Edwin L. Moulton
Francis Webster
Herbert Brett
William Doyle
Adrian Haas
Allwyn Poole
Daniel Rebhun
William Shields
Ewart Simpkinson
Harold Stork
Fred Steen
Merrill van Pelt
Andrew Webster
Robert Webster
Andrew Somerville
William Somerville
Louis de Rochemont
Richard de Roche
Evelyn Thrasher
Portland
Robert Hurginger
August Hannibal, Jr
Hoboken
N. J
Whitman
Wollaston
Arthur Homer
Hawken
Frank Kennedy
West Roxbury
A. R. Webster
Cypress St
R. P
Webster
Blue
van der Pyl
Gray
Somerville
Dilae Smith
Simpkinson
Gray Shields
Moulton
Red Garretson
Tc Grays A
Blue Winen
Grays Reds
Denis Carter
Waterville Sentinel
Waterville, Me
William T. Haines
Chase & Eichel
Center St
R. C. Harris
Forrest C. Legard
Marjorie
Clifton
Berlin
M. H
O'Gorman
Fitzgerald
Congress
Middle West
William J. Perry
Ba Postoffice
Omaha
Nebraska
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