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Show 4-- by Djck Dorgan GffatlSJals la COLONEL GILFEATHER t BEAR HUG SPELLED TWeEST A DEFEAT FOR BROW as Grappler Stirlich-Nelso- n FOR VOO, FOOte POUMDEQ c 3oy, A S&T mv eves ou FiteST TWOUGHF CAMfe ToNlE 1 - THE KJ Hl-OWJ KlkJG DOM UH'g ME WAS? teATHEte CATCH OF THE SEASON TUfcY AT BANSARTE SHOW York DAKJDV Close Race For MIS? ir Velcoffs famous hold jjjj Too much for New The an Brown PYfrkfor mat go was hilarious affair. Wild Bill Stlrhch, Bingham, and Rough House Nelson, Texafe. put on a go semi-fin- al that was a combination of a zoological studyr-a- - talking wrestling-boxin- g a movie. draw. match, high Jumping, hurdling and soeker. won the rrjatch Stirlich Displaying his famous bear of his two, the prowess through fashion a in spectacular hug' long, brown, powerful kgs that Nick Velcoff, the Bulgarian hooked Nelson's- body like an Lion", added the name of Andy iron clamp to wm the second Brown to his list of vanquished and third falls. The way Stir-foThursday evening at the nCh leaned from the mat to arena before an ertthus-lp- ij those scissors was the crowd of Cache Valley National performances of the sport fans. The mighty hugs eyening. Nelson took the first beat Brown down to the mat un m 2 2 minutes 20 seconds and held him there plenty long! with a Cynig lieadiock that was enough In acts two and three preceeded by several bunts in to prove who was on the head-faii- is nudnii, by way of tin. liner. knee. Nelson was strong on Brown took the first, fall in .l.taalofks and seemed to be 19 minutes with three kicks to able to apply them at will on Nick's mid section and then he fetirllrh. but the boy from r. served a flying headlock as a. Bingham took delight in I11 ing out of the locks by catching Kneeing that fashion didnt please the Nelson's head between Insfans at all but the wrath of knees, t'tirlich had no headlocks the spectators was somewhat but he ;tib.UUiud with a specscissors that appeased when the big Bulgar- tacular Hying ian staged ins two love scenes spelled deleak for Mr. Nelson In the opening seconds of the The second act was of eleven Bill and match Brown applied, three minutes duration headlocks before Velcoff got clipped four minutes"' off from into the running. Nick then that time to take the third turned the same tactics on and deciding fall. Mr. Nelson was veiy fond of the ropes Andy and the boys were off to also a good start. When Nick started and spent a good portion of his his headlock service Brown fled time looking through them at Golf Course the other two men inside. to the ropes for shelter. sbilich displayed some of the Both grapplers waxed rough Will Soon Be their finest and fastest leg work that , and they demonstrated has been the privilege of the of strength r Virtue, after all, seems to .league pennant races early In out of plenty of tight rans tosee an Logan. i As reward. A own April and then walked up the have proof its . places. Then Brown up with his The classic of the fistic numof which, without any pre ar- - end of May to scan the stand and the bers was the lour round go beknee, the clubs, would still conrangement whatever, the college ing of himself Lamoreaux, first fall was all in favor of tween Battling in a complete sider In link ran for new who The Logan nothing golf sprinters, hreston. and Bel Baxter, CorAndy. glory of the old Alma mater, daze, When the gong sounded an- nish. Both boys showed plenty was one step nearer a reality but have fallen heir to the finest For instance and for fun, take nouncing the beginning of the of learner pushing and at the last evening following a meet- bit of ballyhoo any sport has the standing today or yesterday second act, Nick came back end of tne lour rounds Referee ing of the Incorporators where and compare It with the folwith a series of headlocks. He Baieson was forced, by good the officers of the organization had this spring. At much expense and labor, lowing order in which the club worked his opponent into the Judgment, to call n a draw. are being beaten were rated at the outset: middle of the mat and presto! Baxter wa3 a different fighter wfn m.leknown has heLogan ' the tom-toAmerican league Athletics, on went the bear hug and their Unuisday nignt than he was Golf aiid Country Club with the or the professional pugilistic was no time for Andy to dig when he met the Battler some following officers: President P. event of the year, the Sharkey-Schmeli- Yankees, Cleveland, Detroit, St, affair, but at no cost Louis. Chicago, Washington and Nick in the ribs or have any weeks ago in tne local arena. V. Cardon; vice president, A. influence in making him quit He was trained this time and F. Stockton; - treasurer, Waldo to them or their colleges what- - Boston. Chicago, extraordinary publicity) National league loving him that way. Andy's he was. out to get the Preston-it- e Hatch; three year directors, C. ever, Del' took the first round by arms were pinned high in th HumDhrevs. Fred has teen showered upon the Pittsburgh, New York, St. Louis, the Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Clncln, air and the heavy Nick was quite a margin. He connected Bullen ; two collegiate dash men through : action of international author- - nati and Boston. hugging the-- daylights out of with seme- good rights and fashion he E. L. Romnlv H. HateTCd ties In Berlin recognizing Eddie To show the thoroughness of him. Down went Andy and lefts the one-tw- o - down-wedid look good.- - Lamoreaux came W. J. Carlisle;-on- e J. year direc- Tolan,s mark of 9 5 seconds as the upheaval, there have been Velcof f, - Andy-wrecord. a number of days where not a covered like a blanket of beef back strong in the second tors, Dr. W. W. Merrill. Olof the new worlds had been spread over him. He round and took it right from Nelson, Dr. J. W. Hayward and The result has been to focus .single club reposed In the posU was down and out at the four In under Dels nose. He sat Del Dr. C. C. Randall. the spotlight upon Tolan, hisftlon the experts - reserved for down with a left hook to the minute 20 second mark. rivalry with George Simpson of it. About the time the third can- Jaw and a fast right to the beAnardbear!hiheCnm11 mteUng Ohio State, the performances of The worst may be yet to at1 other sprinters and a revival of to was to commence Andy nose. Both boys - fought their called JunT come, for it develops that one rushed into Nicks corner before best during tne Third round. 4 oVloSk Jttoey,chamber; of j the starting block controversy.. of the enterprising clan of the gong had sounded. His rush The exchanges were even and American sporting men has was all for naught because Nick the round was a draw. In the on the lookout gone abroad hooked Andy's head In his vice-lik- e final scene thp lads put all they may ri m 100 members. A arms and sent him out had Into their punches. If there club, of are that the National for wrestling and fighting tira soon!ppecm as be Just built ber and wlU visH Italy, Spain, into the middle of the ring. was a difference of opinion It tJible is to sayas Collegiates at Chicago, June and France. Hpwever, This stunt was repeated and would lean a little toward Bax- snnasba that tolfwill furnish a grand climax for Germany PxnertPcan oe Mcuref to the speed talent from all parts if he hears of a good fight then like a monstrous grizzly he ter. course prospect in Siberia pf China, threw both arms about the The second mlt set-t- o was ra- make the the country. plans for acceptance of Heres will include same on his itin the probable line-uchunky Brown and bent his ther a surprise affair in that by the officers of the club. Eddie Tolan of Michigan, erary. spine backward.' This time he the rmgsiders were preparing covered Andy when they hit the to catch Long .Tom Jones, Long world's record holder at 9.5 Saak Blrlk mat like a circus tent. That Beach,- whep Ed. Shepherd seconds. reason for the took Just 20 seconds and the landed a haymaker but the The roost logical Ohio of George Simpson live snakes In of young presence was match all Nicka California boy did come back to the body of a mother snake has State, who ran 9.4 with starting This man Brown is plenty set .Ed. down, with, a kind fis- been gives by several naturalist, blocks Southern Frank Wyoff ' of tough, rough, weU-builikes tic invitation that brought up who say thnt snake have two ways By The Associated Press. the ropes but JJick was just a the voice of the city. In the of discharging their young; either California, who ran 9.4 without Leroy Mahaffey. Athletics first round Ed sent Tom to the by luylng egg or by giving birth blocks. mat but the bell sounded when to their young alive after having Cy Leland of Texas Christian, Held Red Sox to five hits, permitted only one to pass second had oounUd as --far been developed Inside the mother who did 9.4 with the wind. RUPTURE-SHIE- LD as ecnumber twol Hec Dyer of Stanford, who base, and heat Milt Gaston In likewise in the snake. beat Wykoff in a 9.6 race. second scene Shepherd got in pitching duel, 2--1. Hit Babe Herman, Robins some good licks and set Long Claude Bracey, who has done Another Reminder 9.4 with the aid of a brisk two home runs and single. AcTom down in the corner as the as The poor think that If they had breeze. counting for three runs,, gong sounded. Then came some ' Robins beat Giants,-4-1.- changes. Although Tom went wealth they would he happy; the rich know differently, for with J Baseballs Rip Van Winkle, if George pipgras, .Yankees the third he came up with a more cnrcs.Uiere la less happiness he had gone to sleep on the Kept Senators nine hits well Woman Home Companion. advance dope about the major scattered and beat them, 2. left hook to tip Ed over for the TO LOGAN same number. That was the of the evening. Both On Sunday Mon surprise battlers were feeling for their L GIFTED AMERICANS by Oscar corners when the gong sounded. 1 .2 day, the final round Ed poundthe Eccles Hotel from edInTom with short body blows PUV.L fOU HtAOi j 10 to 4. On Tuesday, and connected to land the Long IHTrttUlI JAKE. Beacher on the mat for eight AJO (stT gCAHCD 21 3 1 9 to noon. figures but up he came to.a one o leost win was ciown -A Shepherd, ,That BAE't V.OUIL Evening by lrlume. I VMtA-W- . tH.tVRET good comeback - for Long Tom, appointment milv - jAtwy hot who nursed a- biack eye from iMtiKOC3 DAYS ONLY A some previous encounter. Ed. draw was the - decision. No Charge for Consultation Shepherd worked for his money and he worked plenty hard. Mr, C. F. Redlirh, the aureessful Fat Clark made such a quick expert mjs: of his scheduled four-rouThe Perfect Retention Shields story go with Johnny Abies of hW the rupture perfectly, no mat- the Fifth ward, that there is ter what position the body assumes or how heavy a weight you lift, very little to say except that he must have received a few They give instant relief, rontrart the opening in a remarkably slwrt pointers when he sparred with the ambling Alp two weeks ago Ijme and strengthen the weak for he told Johnryr his bedtime tissues (tlie real cause of rupture) story in one minute and ten so that they frequently reenter seconds in the first round. their previous natural retaining A smaker to the jaw sent power, needing no further outside Support, Mount eh trouble, barkaelie Abies too far out of the ring. and constipation often caused by He struck his head on the Runt ure promptly disappear. boards and he knew no more Truly remarkable and prompt re- telling about for a few minsults have been obtained not onh utes. Somev of the fans were With recent and not fully developed Wondering if Johnny had' ever ruptures but also with old, long been introduced to a square neglected ones. ring before during his short Ingenious, recently perfected life, but others gave Fat Clark are now holding ruptures alt the credit for bowling him firmly which heretofore never had over like he was a ten-pbeen retained. Thats the story of the No elastic belts nor filthy evening's proceedings. We hope are used. liked the show. I guarantee the durability of mv you sweat and moisture proof absolutely Catching Bird With Mirror sanitary appliances. Mirrors me used by the men 75 per rent of runtnred children re eox cr completely through expert employed to riil London of Its sumechanical treatment according to perfluous pigeons. These birds, it remits, are very greedy, and are statistics. Plenty Rough fellow Bax-ter-Lamorea- ux - i es ap-All- sen-iast- lc I work-finishe- - I SLANTS: PORTm rAlanrfPGould: super-abundan- ce ng ; LunSAnd in as nt 100-ya- rd grsaA&.th.dss q 6-- 7, j p: t Yesterdays - -- Stars f lt, the-geler- -- . EXFERTXGMiNG June and and London Having seen and , Americans, and especially the helped her British golf side give American Press, intend making Glenna Collett's visiting Amer- it and that is a blood match icans a fairly conclusive beat- between Britain and America ing in the first feminine interIn. view of the fact that Miss national match. Miss Molly Collett played five of her rather Gourlay, In the current Even- palpably second-strin- g members ing News, made the follow- with the varsity five in the to ing candid statements foursomes, Just give as many I do not think we shall of the American girls as posa to sible chance lose the championship." play; while The prediction was establish- Miss Gourlay played her first .force ed and Is interesting as a re- - I straight cord of the 1 British captains through the entire match, it might appear that whichever attitude. theVfcritora This recalls the considerable hore'mMt acrimony that developed over e agBress Miss Gourlays first selection of a British side; also her second I and perhaps her third. London I The generalto impression here-Go- lf s'21115 be that 41) the Illustrated expressed self editorially in an pxiraordln- - j Americans had quite too little for practice and acellmatt-for- e arily free manner, a week be- . ,2) Miss Collett de- j zation; the match, i served , great credit fo organlz- .. We beg of Miss Gourlay to ;in2 tha match, but that lack-pthe official support of eith-matout of her mind that this is an informal affair, jer governing body the affair said the famous English per-- ! was perhaps not perfectly in Miss Gourlay says she i order; that (!) it was too bad iodical has picked a team which she that Miss Gourlay had received thinks will make a gam of It. anonymous letters panning her herown.-teaselections- The publlc does not want thia.-ao- r It wants to see the American and that (4) it Is a jolly good thing for British golf that the beaten. uniform British side won. Reflecting on the I think both Miss Gourlay and procession of American victories In the Walker Cup match, this Miss Collett deserve a lot of desire is not surprising. commendation; and that if the We have felt, added 6olf feminine International match and later sanctioned Illustrated, that the honor and prestige of British womens golf and supported by the national was being Jeopardiaed through organizations both of these girls Philadelphia are not out of the match being treated too must be regarded as having put A much on the lines of a touch with the leaders. holiday (over an important eyent, with chance for one of them to instead of what the ' no great help or encouragement. puting was lost its position as the Phillies and Boswhen the Angels had the tying ton met more rain when they Pound run on the bases. attempted to play off a game postponed earlier in the week. To Win Brooklyn found a two-ma- n combination effective in beating the Giants for the sixth time in Babe Herman From Hollywood eight meetings. produced the Robin runs, driving in three with two homers, while Ril Clark prevented Giant San Francisco, May 30 (AP) By The Associated Press. scoring by allowing only six Giving two Hollywood pitchers, games of May 29). (Including hits. NATIONAL Hollerson and Huxley, a terclear rific has a Washington Herman, Robins, Batting for 31 hits, the 414. margin of leadership in the Seals pounding took in feature honors American league, but the chamRuns Herman, Robins, 39. pion Philadelphia Athletics ere yesterdays Coast league games, Runs batted in Klein, Phil18 to 9. John Miljus lies, and Wilson, Cubs, 29. hard winning pressing the Senators while seven of the eight clubs held the Stars well under conHits Frederick, Robins, 63. have averages of .400-o- r better. trol and knocked one of the Doubles Frisch, Cardinals, The 19. The distance between the Sena- Seals three home runs. tors and the Athletics was cut other fourbaggers were collectTriples Cuyler and English, down by a full game by the re- ed by first baseman Bheely. Cubs, 6. J The Senators pulled away sults of yesterdays clashes. Home runs Wilson, Cubs, the pack slightly by down- 13. Philadelphia sent the Boston fromSeattle , Oakland and while Cuyler,-CubsStolen bases ing Red Sox deeper into the cellar -10, with a 2 to 1 victory in a pitch- Los Angeles were losing. - With Andy House of the Indians alAMERICAN ing auel between LeRoy four hits and Fay Batting Rice, Senators, .418 and Milton Gaston, while lowing only the Senators again found Thomas of the Sacs giving but Runs Ruth, Yankees, 42. two, the third game of the r Runs batted in Simmons, George Pipgr&s of the Yankees series at Seattle was a tight 41. , a bit too tough for them and iv 2 a score. to in battle, ending 4. Hits went down to a 4 to I defeat. Rice, Senators, 64. Carl Mays scored his Veteran Cronin, Senators, Mahaffey and Gaston each first home victory of the sea- 16.Doubles . yielded five hit in their battle, son for Portland by letting Oakbut the Red Sox could get only land down 5 to 3. The Beavers Triples runs Combs, Yankees, 7. Home Ruth, Yankees, one man past second base while did all their work in one big 14 Regan gave the Athletics an ex- third inning, scoring five hits f stolen bases Rice, Senators tra counter on a bad error that for five runs off Hurst. 18 was followed by Cochranes Another tight pitching exhibidouble in the seventh inning. tion was seen at Los Angeles, as Pipgras, the only Yankee pitch- .the Missions hung up a shut-o- ut er to beat the Senators this victory by the work of Herman season, repeated his previous Pillette, 3 to 0. Monroe and triumphs by keeping nine hits Boone were the chief aides to thoroughly scattered while hts Pillette, the first with a homer teammates made the most of In the opening period, and the at - opportunefive blows latter with a sensational catch ' ' "r'of Dittmar's drive in the sixth ' j nd -- on your money widely advertised mall order eont rant ions. Yon cannot fit yourself. C. r. REDLHH. Rupture Expert. Home office. 537 Boston Block, Minneapolis, Minnesota. - quii k to scire any food before them If number bird comes on the The mirrors are, used to produce "the other bird," and so enable the men to catch the pigeons while they are greedily devoting their attention to scattered corn. te ne ut lS ch J m im-iro- ve yes-erd- ay Seals Pitchers e) mo-meri- ts. Scores j Yesterday By Trie Associated Press. NATIONAL New York J, Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia Boston, postponed; rain. uniy three scheduled.!- -. Cincln-atl-Chlca- LOW FARES BEGINNING May 15th go to the West AMERICAN . Boston I. 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Ail 48 stars In tlie flag represent the atatea collectively and Some writers not individually. base the arrangement of the stars according to the dates of ratification of the Constitution or admission to tbo Union. S.VENDEflES l com-iple- ialf-gam- Hitt at Pennant Honors By Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr, Associated Fress Sports Writer. The first big holiday of the baseball season. Memorial Day, is In many ways the first mil post of the pennant face. Coming in the middle of the second month of play. It marks the turn Into that part of the campaign known as mid season. By this time, the teams have had timA to straighten out the start, tangled affair of the even to play off a good many of the games postponed because pf the early season weather; the slow atarters have had an opportunity to hit their real stride, nd they all start down the long back stretch of the pennant race track in the part of the struggle which counts the most. The standings today bring promise of two fine races in the major circuits with the National leagues contenders probably more Closely matched. The Robins and Bt, Brooklyn Louis Cardinals come up to the mile- - post tied -- for the lead as the result of yesterdays one a me. The 'Robins overcame a .e deficit by beating the New York Giants, 4 to f, While Bt. Louis was idle. Behind them, Pittsburgh, Chicago, New York and Boston are in a close group, the pirates just three game to the bad, while the other two, Cincinnati and 4-- June from Do not waste This' G'sme ' . FranrKr & |