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Show 1 v SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 5. 1921. I THE OGDEN ST.ANDARD-EXaMINE- 13 U jUj He WEARS It Carp's Cook ICnows Cauliflower AST TEAMS IN M HIM E Ili ' Innings Which Ruined - VOCM0 CAT Ogden was helpless before the twirl- ing of "Slim" Ambrose. He allowed the 'Gunners but five- - hits, three of these being of the scratch variety. the matinee but two. Ogden During men reached second base. of Edgar Willett, the new manager e ball the J Gunners, pitched for the Ogdenites, despite the fact five that the Peaches chased over Wit-leruns in the first two innings: allowed the Peaches, but two hits after the second inning. HOW THEY SCORED. In the first inning Jarvis was safe stt first on Wilfley's error. He hit to Treseder who threw to Wilfley, the latter dropping the throw.' Van then sacrificed, advancing Jarvis to second. He was out. Willett to Wilfley. to .Lynch went out infield, Snellgrove out an Bourne then beat Wilfley. jnfteld hit. Both Bourne' and Jarvis advanced a base on Willett's .wild pitch. Barry singled to left, scoring Jarvis and Bourne. Hornsby. ,then rapped a long single to right, Barry crossing the plate. Malseed went out, Treseder to Wilfley, ending the inning. In the second Inning a, single. ,by Perkins, a double to center by Ambrose and a double to left by Lynch gave the Peaches their two final scores of the contest. .WILLETT IMPROVES. After .the second inning Willett strengthened, the Peaches being unable. to do anything with his offerings. Stubby Petersen, star outfielder of the Gunners', was injured in the third inning while attempting to field He broke a bone in his kit hand and. may be out of the game for some time. Ansell reand made three nifty placed Petersen catches in th-- field, . Hornsby was the only one to grab more, than one hit. lie obtained a single and a double during the entertainment. Ogden's best stickers did not hit safely once. More than one hundred Ogdenites attended the game. ' The score: ', , high-grad- , he . Uv i A . 'AV fl 1 I Charlie LaDue. who waa in th same hotel, and I uad to go to a gym. Then we both took up i m not through fighting because I am a cook oh. no indeed!" prue-ngntln- vocti mis Mal-eeed- 's r. j . OGDEN, AB. R. HYPO. A. E. Hardy, 3b ... ... Ansell, If Petersen, If ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ..2 Swires, rf. Wilfley, lb Willettr P Samide. c Treseder, ss Snellgrove, 2b Myers, cf Totals 3 2 J . ..... 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 Jarvis. cf ; . . ....... . 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 1 1 2 12.0.30 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1010 .00 . . . -- 2 141 ......BRIGHAM.. .33 0 - 0 0 4 0 0 5 24 9 1 What is preimportant factor toin meet paring Georges Carpentier Jack Dempsey? Henri Marcot will tell you: "The cook of course!" You see Henri IS the cook the only g cook in captivity. Henri says his two cauliflower )ar had nothing to do with his interest in vegetables. He was a cook before he became a prizefighter. "It is like this." said Henri, stopping in the preparation of a leg of lamb. "A fighter can't be too par ticular about what he eats and who but a fighter, who is a cook, can better take care of Monsieur Georges. "I see everything he eats is prepared 'Just so.' My cooking for Monsieur Georges is plain home cooking such as a gentleman the-mos- t prize-fightin- prize-fighti- 10 . 1 0 0 0 ng should eat. I bring him strength-yo- u will see." Henri pointed to the roast and gave a demonstration of why his meats are better than any one's else. I open the door "Regardez-loo- k I conserve all and. baste the roast-s- o the rich Juice. In hotela-plumthey stick in the roast and, fini! "1 give Monsieur Georges one light and one dark meat a day all cooked to a tenderness ah parfaitment. A for vegetables there is the rrand secret one must guard well the cooking for a man who Is building up his strength. "I give Monsieur George also his favorite dessert apple pie." Henri speaks onjy French, but he Is not overlooking every chance to learn English. "I began to cook as an apprentice at. It," he continued. "Then I was at ff Henri. It may b ean. not only "doubles in brass but treble, tor In his spare time In Paris ha runs a for cooklnr for laundry, too. But as"that La service Monsieur Georgea of love for tha profeaston." The high chef to Carpentier la 1ft. muscular, heavy set. with thick brown hair and brown eyea When ha places d vianda beor the tha European heavyweight champion h is a spotless figure in high white cook's cap and white apron. So particular Is he In the prepar fond thml ht . r-' Inn n f rPTntlr'a nf .... Kwa,vW inftilkl V U mi. Ilk C If U myww Irvtnt.miinli furnish an his trade from Paris to ,n ordinary kitchen. In Owing to tha cook shortage America. Henri's fame aa chef de luxe has caused many a longing eye, to glance his way. But Jamais! naver! says the owner, could all tha dollara of America lura him from the sacred duty of preparing "just so" the food which Is to maintain the glory of the French prise ring. "A man properly nourished can vanquish anything," said Chef Marcot. So It Is all up to Henri. HARD home-cooka- - t LM 1 v NATIONAL LEAGTTT, New Tork W. I ! I 12 Plttaburr.. Boat on .t .T 14 19 11 ZS IT 11 Cincinnati 11 ..It 21 19 It .41t .410 .114 .141 Governor Edwards Extends Invitation to Nation's chef-puglllst-laun- 11 if ,J1 . 0; rrmJEscisro Seattla t. Ejurranento t-- t. 4. Vernon 4. Ixa Angtlea a. PorUand 1. Oakland f. BALT LAKE. J ma 4, Tba S took both ends of th twtn bill here from the Fea'a. the acrr a being today 7 to and 10 in f. In the flrat game tha 134 rloutera sutpped the ball to all parte cf the Jot, tha Pet winning The second onttt waa with cJoaaly contested. Tha Ftala uad three twlrlert In the aarend ra.ne, the locale ccliectlat a toUl of 14 hita. Pro re (flrat gar?e): R. IL H New Tork. ...070 004 CIO 12 14 1 Ran o f 11 l FTarxlacr ooo ooo ceo i nttsburg 19 14 1 Patteiiea: Douglag and Enyder; Fait Laka Patleriesa: Morriaon. Crurrspler, KcQualde. and Bchmldt, Pock and Agnew; P.eiger and Lyrsa. Fchang. few Tork PrTTfTBUna, Jnna took flrtrt place In th Kaiional Iearu today when It defeated tha Pirate. i: to 0. Pittsburg bad been leading ainca April If. Coopar hit hard and after yielding thirteen hits In sis Innlnga retJrad In favor of Morrtaon. allowed cc hit in three inntr.ga Thla was Cooper's first defeat Ihia aeaaon.n. II. K. Frore: vu w-h- e-a- o - Co-opa- r rWwr Ia Nel-ao- R. jr. game): d (a-on- Fan Krnc:e--o 4 n Jl t. Fc-ott- n. a in lAJCh-m-bur- i four-to-thr- ea si-low- NEW DIVISION OR GRIDD ERS RICE OUT TO BE PLAYED EVERY SATURDAY fob. President 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 It It S4 ud FORMED; GAMES TO LEAGUE .4C0 .142 .117 .101 .411 .112 II Jl 17 PJ-walia- RaJt Lake 24 2T SI Yer(layaSan YcTdaya FL Louis XI. Philadelphia 9. Boston I. Cincinnati 0. New Torkr 11. Pittsburg t. Brooklyn, 4. Chicago J. 11 If 12 Portland - ATTEND FIGHT It Franciaco Facramento .. Feattla Vernon Lea Angalea Oakland Bait Lake .106 2: PACTTIO COAST UCAGUK. W. L Pet. Ftan .SOI 1 Brooklyn Chicago Bt. LonU IiiladelphU. , .. Pet. k COUNTY SCHOOL BASEBALL G MAY DOUBLE CARD j CINCINNATI. Juna The Hoston 7 14 1 Nationals ?epaatd yeairdaya ahut-ou- Fait lAka Cole. Lewis afd Tal!e; retteries defeating CincinnaU, 1 to . to- PromWy, Dee fmanajrer). OIn Marcbr Bwarts and Jeskine, NeaJe Outfielder the rejoined ca.tchar; E. Colllna. flrat baaa: Mor- day. Iteds today. aecond baiva; Kranch. third baj; gan, LOS A.NnnLC". Jur.at 4. Tha R. If. K Sore: Heardon. ahortstop: Jenan. left field; 0C0 110 0P2 Boston 4 10 0 TJgera won a anappy coetrt f rem the center flald; Kernstermakar. 8hupe. here today, the cent bCtBg 4 ...000 000 000 0 T 1 Angela Kmlthera and Ketter. util- Cincinnati right field; 2. EcheHenbaxk to Itatterles twirlti hlghraSa and VNui; McQuillan ity, and L. Collins, pitcher. . ball a th winner for Wing-oand Iuqu a 3. W. Hcott (manWheelwright R. JT. E. Hcore; O. flrat baae; Ixwder. ager), fc.. 4 RT. Vernon t I LOUIB. 4. June batLouU Si, case; M. A. Trishaw. catcher; 1 2 1 Xre Meadows tel for Angelea twelv six hita and Burton, pitcher; Marshall Mayrock. runa In four SrheUenba-cHanRatteries: and and defeated Ken Innlnga Fchade. ahortstop; Karl pitcher: nah. Lyons and RaJdwtn. Ftasaga. Preshaw. third ta.ae; Bob J'alne. left Philadelphia. 11 to today. St, three pitchers n the ninth Infield. Roy Ixck. center field; Kan SACRAMENTO. June 4. Tha Ra!n-ler- a Newey. right field; K. Carver, utility. ning to atop a PhT.adelphia rally. trimmed the Fer.atert hara today Fournler knocked In the Tard Office George Crossman fourth with one mana onhomer acore of f to 4. Jacob twtrad a by base first base; Frank Jscott. (captain), bail for tke wtnnera TTtt:gh cUm high pitcher; If. White, pitcher; Hob on th-- bill for tha Caa and Nlehaus 201 4 212 ...06f Philadelphia.. If Claude Hendrlckson. St. Louis pitcher; were hit hard. atora 164 eu ii it i catcher: pitcher; Kd Ounderson. R. 1L E. Vfore; Batteries. Meadows. Rett. Kenan second rasa; Hlalna, and Oeorge Blrney. 0 12 ! ll Walker. Rryggy: Hulmslon. third bjiaa; John Kagan. Riviere, ghardtl. 4 2 I bAcramento North and CStmona ahortstop; I.orln Kyf, right field.1 CTen Inrilnra.) Mark Pagan, left field; Carl Jate-band Tebin; CHICAGO. June 4 Orif fith s home Baltna: center field. Nlahaua run over and Coor. the Prough. field wall right PL.Yim.H. gave oo Kach nrn;i:.v club la allowed to carry fif-- I Brooklyn a victory orer teen men during the season. Players Chicago today. bcore: r.y one club wju not be ft, sunpcjiaea 4 to play for any other club In Hrooklyn . ...100 218 O00 I 5 1 100 100 010 tha league until their suspension la Chicago l i BAtterlesFrnlth and Miller; Tork. lifted. (lames In the city league will be Alexander and O'Karrell. oo- played twice weekly, games being scheduled tor Tuesday and Friday "venlnga. Teama entered in tha loop are allowed to compete with out-o- f town teama on Sundaya and holidaya. The team winning tha learu gonfalon will receive a large allrer lovFour Teams to Constitute ing cup, while the members of the receive a baae-ba- ll winning team will Section n . AB. R. H. PO A. E. 4 3 3 4 g. HE TTUCHLES." By ALICE ROUE. MANHASSET. L. I., June 4. BEES C ON FIRST RUNG tst In-th- Rumplemeyers, the Klysa hettl and the Majeatlc. While I was a cook . two-bagge- ALU his B?Oo6TpncutQ mcmqi is so tt BALL LOOP Four fast trams are enter-a- in tha Commercial league of Ogden. At this writing' the four teams appaar to b avanly matched, all of the aggregations having an even break at winning tha honors. With tha split season to ba played by the four tcama a new will ba phaae in tha competition listed. Tha flrt half of the aeAjujn'wlU and July IS. Tha aacond half will opan July It and will clos during tha latter part of August. If different taama win the two flags a aerita of threa games will then b played to determine the winner for tha entire season. IMayera who have accepted money for playing baseball during tha rre-n- t year will ba barrad from tha amateur league. Rome of the state ara playing in tha players local circuit. COMPLETE ROSTER. Tha complete rosier of the various clubs Is aa follows: Nye's Gorgf Jordan fmanager). second baa; Alfred Manning and Clyde Chilton. C. If Teternn. pitchers: George Olbbs. flrvt ban.; Frank Domey. abortstop. Vern CJlbba. third base: FM win Painter, left field. Hart Checketta, center field: Hay Hverett. right field; lx-- McUlon and Brig-ha- m Brigham whitewashed the Ogden Gunners yesterday at Brigham, the Peaches being on the long end of a 5 to 0 score, when the battle ended. GIANTS AGAIN - Playing Rules for Season Reds Blanked By Boston League Leaders Gk Down Two Pegs in Coast Adopted; Managers Hurler; Dodgers Win Name Players From Chicago Bunting Eace Willett Braces After Two ; ; !IM- oo TRIM LEONARD During Ogden Coming Campaign Eighteen baeeball teams are entered Riverdale at Kanesvllle; Taylor at With Ir.trce:iegiat and tnbrrsehel-astl- c 2 at Riverdale Hooper: Lad - ,0 to English 0; July activities on the cinder path an Re- sions- of the Webec county school basePreparing 1 4' l 1 at Roy; Weft Weber at 3 tha completed for the year. Do Battle With World's th tall fla'd formers are wasting their time trying ball league. All games in the loop Taylor. 4 0 2 8 0 cloud that will arts athletic neit to make Governor Edwards stop the will be est 4 at HooDer 8 0 1 2 Jurv contests Taylor; on the. klr.g of them is en horlion Saturdays, tha played Lightweight Champ Dempsey-Carpenti9 1 1 3 0 3 o'clock. K.U July fight save No Weber at Kanesvllle; Roy at River-- , ( tha paat aaan at to start football. Perkins, c During promptly GAM! their youths over eighteen years of age are dale. 3 1 1 0 0 a wonderful "They might as t well had p the .Ambrose, runt gridlrtsn f i v; told me allowed to participate in the three diKanesvllle at Hooper: Tay- breath," Governor Edwards waa one tha graIt In cf In is July fact Utah. car England going to kick In with . . .32 5 8 27 11 0 when I asked him what he going visions. Athletes performing in the lor at Riverdale; West Weber at Roy. wu seaaon Totals The recorded. cst coming for challenger Denny Leonard' crowa to do about protests by churchmen farm bureau league are barred from at Roy: Taylor success of in Score by innings: ba July 23 Hooper the mpx but not for at leajt a couple of probably and other organizations. all- mora will In the school league. Two at Kanesvllle; Riverdale at Weet Og be v there for Utah, Ogden competing The lad whom the British The governor sat in his office In umpires will be used in each league den. Red Sox Set Champions year. 000 000 0 Runs".. ...000 trr. competition fistic follower ' at would send araJast around IN 30 Weber West. 001 100 201 5 the Jersey City First National Bank game. Hooper; Hits i . July i:ic;ifT Krxjno.s. and smilingly made.it very plain that Back; Yankees Easily tbj American Is Krale Rice, who cap- The interacho'.astle taams of tha Kaneavllle at Riverdale; Roy at TayThe complete schedules follow: .Brigham no to is the take o OOx tured the CnrlUh- lir.Mwelr.ht UUe state will ba divided tnto eight lor. 000 place going fight Runs . DIVISION. NORTHERN ....320 001 OOx 8 matter how many protests he receivTrim St. Louis 6 at Riverdale; 11 Hooper' Plain Hits ,. August at June ......331 Harrisvllle; City recently by stopping a lad earned Ben tlona during the coming season,. Oghits Horns- es; that he himself is going to attend Fair West at Marriott; Warren at Roy at Kanesvllle; Taylor at West Ctlllcott. The knockout came la the den High school will be included la tha Summary: Two-bas- e and that he has invited President Slaterville. Weber. by, Malseed, Ambrose, Lynch. SacriAMERICAN serenth round of a round bout at Of n divuion. will ccr.tlrt cf the Tigi.KA(;ri: Stolen bases Myers, Harding and members of the cabinet 11 Harrisvllle at Warren; August 13 Taylor at Hooper; June This division fice' hit W. U the National pet. club. Sportlnc Struck out By Ambrose 5, to be his guests at the fight. Weber Normal, Darle High snd ers. at Farr Marriott West; Slaterville at ICanesvllle at West Weber; Riverdale Cleveland Hornsby. 30 .tS2 li That the EnxlUh do not think Rico "I didn't read those protests against Plain City. at Roy. tha Boa Elder high school . ..... ..26 New by , Willett 2. Bases on balls Off IS York Prigham. tStl of beating Leonard, Is best eleven. But capable match," said 25 Ambrose 1, off Willett 2. Wild pitch the Dempsey-Carpentifour teams win play in at DIVISION. Plain EASTERN June Marriott; 23 Detroit 26 City .HI a statement attested in London Hunts-vtllthe by 11 Willett. Passed ball Samide. Left the governor. "Life's too short." He Harrisvllle at .Farr West; Slaterville at wcl'on. this North June 24 22 Ogden .5X2 Washington 3. referred to official protests sent him at Warren.' on .' bases Ogd-e6, Winners of the eight divisions .will recently. Rice was gUru Burch Creek at Wilson; Liberty Boaton . Telegraph 21 Brigham .475 II of Reformed Church 2 a Synod Mar column tbo at matches and than tha of Earned runs Brigham 2. Attendance by the wannest Warren and Eden. at 20 Harrisvllle; ptav Loula 2S 8t. July praise .444 at North Ogden: Chicago 1,000. Time of game 1 hour 30 New Brunswick, the Clergymen's Com- riott at Plain City; Slaterville at Farr waa adrlaed to four winners will rrtttt for state June II but Liberty 25 encouragement, .4 It It minutes. Umpire Lundberg. Eden at Burch Creek; Huntavllle at Philadelphia munity Club of Jersey City, and the West. 2t .3St acquire more science before tackling It Camden Ministerial Union. oo 9 m:w co a ci i iis irmiiD. Harrisvllle at Marriott; Wilson. July the American title holder. SCORNS CRURCILMEN CcMkch Malcolm Watson of Waber 25 Plain City at Warren; Farr West at Huntrvllle at Eden; Hurch June YewtrTdar IlrmilU. IS CRUDE FIGHTER TJie governor said he read with Slaterville. a Normal says that college Creek at Liberty; North Ogden at Wilcapable Washington I. Chicago 4. la part the Telegraph expert said: gridiron instructor wUl be emr'.oyed amusement the diatribe against the 16 at Warren; Plain son. Marriott 7. Philadelphia 6. July ltrolt Rice's "That bout pronounced by Bishop Edwin 3: City at Farr West; Slaterville at Har punches would compare at the Blue and Whit school during New York 9. Ft. Louis 4. July 2 Liberty at Huntavllle: Lines at the 47th annual convention risvllle. favorably with lhoe of the American! tha coming eaaaon. This will tend to Burch Creeit at North Ogden; Eden at noston , Cleveland 0 of the Episcopal diocese of Newark. with tha Wilson. champion, there caa be no doubt in put the Weberite a en a July 21 Warren at Farr West; some a the 9 aectlon. It Js .way at Marriott North funny thing Plain Wilson "It's Harrisvllle at - th minds of those who saw tin tack1 other trams cf this 4 City; BOSTON. June ClevaJuly Jonea atUbecty; held r with both ministers jump Slaterville. Ogden at Eden; Huntavllle at Burch land to two' hits today and Iioeton de Calllcott. but he would find it much stated. ' T r Wai ITa TCaa at both tha Preaw v feet,", said the governor: VAnd yet Creek. y UlUa 4 all I fcfow Pw coach feated the champions, alx to nothing. more difficult to land on Leonard be- viaWith I know a number who will be at the Plain City at Slaterville; Marriott at 1 li:gh-anBox der High for the North Huntavllle Ogat July Ilagby. weakened after four tnnlirga. cause he is shifty. Klce however, the coming " teama the .. ringside on July 2. Protests against Harrisvllle. Wliaon at Burch Creek;. Eden at Until gridiron muih, den; no the Cleveland ninth looks player has the true flghtisc spirit and a the match are ridiculous. It's simply no cf find doubt will f Warren at Plain City; Liberty. styles " variety August reached second base, like the beat llxhtwelgb we hsve had In play. a 'holler than thou', proposition. 23 at Slaterville at Marriott;, Farr West at Ogdan Nrth H. Liberty; R. July Scots P. V Two Conference Records "The law provides for 12rround box- Harrisvllle. V ' ITactlca for all of tha teams wl ba Burch Creek at Eden; Wilson at Cleveland ... .00O Ov8 000 0 I 0 since rteddy Welsh." no referee's dethe . exhibitions of with the in Stptembtr. 13 West arirA&GII Huntavllle. Farr afPlsln story ing another, part ..la Cityj 9 .... 009 Oil and40 August 2 Fall and Another Is Ss disPRACTICE. cision. If the law isn't any good, let Warren at Marriott: Harriarllle at IXXJAS "Ric 10 Eden at HnnUvllle: Liber- Boston.. raa ssys: Telegraph July Batteries: Bagby Thomas; the reformers take it off the statute Slaterville. at Utah the Wilson collage He Creek: turn at Burch Up bis North Agricultural a and ty at Jones snd Ruel. fighter. tinctly rough, Equalled books. had his pats SOUTTEERN DIVISION. won his spurt la the array and on Coach Lowell Roreney has Ogden. for sriing practice ar.d expect m-so-ton June 11 Hooper at Kanesvllle: "Why do they keep picking on boxAugust t Huntavllle at Liberty; NEW TORK. Jure 4. The New seTeral occasions has acquitted him- out a fine team readr wnn the have is I a wonder? West 4. Burch Wliaon institution. at North Ogden Riverdale at Taylor; Roy at Creek; Boxing Illinois, with ing CHICAGO, June York Americans won aaally today self creditably against welterweights ara twslva cpensu at Eden. government recognized it aa a big Weber. a team which swept through the sec The from St. Louts I to 4. Meusel hit a and middleweight. There caa be bo letter man toThere In tha enawsr the call boxasset war. 13 at the 18 Kanesvllle had at Eden June Wilson; Liberty during They Roy Auguat Hooper; run with two men on la the Question about bis gamenes and his faJU places, but ond, third, fourth and fifthwas Lew a former Falck, Including an easy ing instructors at every training camp. at Taylor; West Weber at Riverdale. at North Ogden; Burch Creek at home won only two firsts, today first and Baker tripled with two men ability to stand punishment, but Brit- Ogden Tiger sar June 25 Hooper at West Weber; Huntavilla, annual Boxing made the boys into better solwinner in the, twenty-firon in the scond. Pewater and Meuaei ish fans Jrsust not the results of tha a them of the Western diers. It. gave forget that Freddy Romney says that while going after a fly bail track and field meet was collided ahave self-d- e bean moat gratout better was eye, spring of practice second Welsh with knowledge completely punched was obliged to retire. conference. Michigan former and the and NEW RECORD IS SET many other worthy attri- TILDEN WINS WORLD Pw 11. E. by the present American champion, ifying. 35 2 points to Illinois' 61. Wiscon- fense, Score: R. Y. r. FT ARTS. bues. ICO 4 11 0 and branded Leonard aa the hardest . sin 'was third with 29. LouU ..ooi St. ONE-MILeoj B. Y. U. tn Logan, Coach TITLE At IN Ua HARD RELAY COURTS was "If stifto to boxing good enough help Chilling lake breezes tended New York ... .311 000 OOx t II 3 hitting lightweight he hsd rver tntt." Ahrtn Twltchall will attempt to plac us win the 250 war, of athletes isn't muscles the it good why Boland. Bayne. Palmero fen' the OF. TOURNEY Batteries: WINNER to "T tha for tn tha grid irone the the for to two conference enough see? people Collins. Severetd: and cf taking part. However, a as Qutnn. result 4. Fergu chance his Rice 4. art. new June SAINT got Twitchell has a number of hus-kla June A CLOUD, PHILADELPHIA, Franca, aDsurd ior reformers to say it records fell, and another was tied. and lv- Schang. on, Bhawkey a Is his tourney and way through e arranging winning already aeaont that the Dempsey-Carpentibout (By The Associated Press). William record for the was hung TWO NEW MARKS. relay to tnea fall schadula London the for sporting; ; Hoffman of Michigan set a record will attract thugs and people of the T. Tilden, of Philadelphia, today won up at the American legion games to PHILADELPHIA. Juna 4. Detroit arranged by at the TT ara unknown, feet, 4 underworld. Do they remember that the world a hard court tennis singles day by the University of Pennsylvania won today's game from Philadelphia find a successor for Freddy Welsh. hotProapacta for the javelin throw of 178 172 Coach Tommy Pltxpatrtck expecte Miss ex met the Anne la tourney to have a feet Morgan gave a boxing Inches, the old mark being In the tenth, aeven to flva. on hits by None of the talent ac championship by his defeat of the Bel-3. team. The time, 3 minutes It good eleven in the rattling second tha 10 inches, which he also held. Johnny hibition at the Hotel Commodore last gian player. M. Washer, above classed be Hellmann and Jonea aac could onds. clipped I seconds and the from Veaxh fieldcaon will b th The coming for winter the very worthy charity of Hia real superiority over the a fast Calllcott, Murphy, Notre Dame's high 6 Jump established 'America, Pann mark la previous rifles grade fly. d art and tha far feet the American Committee for Devas cleared the bar at is not indicated by the point sylvan U. in II IS. The new mark was R. H-- E. flashy boxer but lacking a punch, from all todJca.tions gridiron champion, Score: for records past 2 78 inches to beat the old record tated France? 331 000 0107 15 0 easily went through score. Tilden'a 82 to Washer a 107 made in the international inter Detroit his contest, attendance will ba shattered. of 6 feet 2 4 inches made by Carl "They talk about brutalitv! Why. does not tell the story of the match, state national legion one-mi- andevent. Philadelphia .. 400 000 010 I t 2 while Rice scored six knocitouts and Johnson of Michigan in.1919. Billy there is less brutality in boxing than as Tilden was the winner all the way. in united States armv and navv and Ehmke Baaader; Batteries: added hit seventh when he go Calll- PRAIRIE SCHOONER in the in iooiDau. And baseball is not with e ser- Roromei, Hasty and Perkins. Tilden had only 17. placements had a great battle in tha Hayes, also of Notre. Dame, the finals. cott out thela in crossed even ac and its; dash, vice tape 38 for Washer, but this is injuries deaths. 100yard relay championship, which tha nr BASSES DEEP SNOW :9 "I've heard the reformers arw try against won tying the record held jointly Am 4. for counted Jnne Inches the fact navy the that WASHINGTON. from the Third by by Washing, to several me and others. at hit himself becausA 4 mv ing brothers. by erican saved himself whenever pos army corps quarter. ton defeated Chicago I to today, four BOYS BUY OAHDY C. E. and J. W. Edwards, have the sible. HAMILTON LEADS. ; of Dartmouth. Olym- hits. Including a triple by Harris and Earl Thomson, PionaWALLACE. Idaho, Jon-- s 4 . contract for building the arena. What's Washer's service with eight double pic and Intercollegiate. BARE COINS neer ' Brutus Hamilton of Missouri; WITH d out. and a base on balls net. hurdle a raaliaticaJ-ly force; war weat the of and xne decathlon chamnarm day tional penthalon in that? I lunoose the faults waa far weaker than that of champion, starting at scratch, easily ling the locala five runs In the eighth a an wfoen praJaie four events, scoring church people forget, portrayed of the Tilden who served seven aces but mix won tnis event from a big field. pion, placed in the score had been tied.B- 4.' arrtvad her recently, carryBare June schooner Wash.. eleven points and was the individual arena, mat tne job of speaking KPOKANK. John Gray, of the Enterptiae Cath after H it pro- ed them with seven double faults. TilE. building Score: and their etar. vides labor for a good manv neople den made only 23 nets to Washer's olio club, won the twalve-mll000 400 4 11 1 old '.coins declared to ba of conalder. ing Mr. and Mr.on E. F. Lacid from mart Chicago Loa standa children numUmatlc Knoll in of Wisconsin gathered 10 out of work-threa Jourty men 28 from or value rrom 0 able outs a Held to the Belgian's 30, and only ..300 300 05s f 12 II Ha Washington starters, la. Mount Pleasant. to uead wem of Iowa while Wilson and finished comparatively fresh in one by Jurenlla AngeJe 41. oo points, radently Batteries: Wilkinson. Kerr and point of candy, cnty-teach had 9. driving day had Vaart retha difference In errors was. due. to hour, six minutes and 3C seconds. for The Hayes of Notre Dame purchase robber' and Acorta aharrlty. had reached Schslk; oo tha timerr. they local corded by at oo gum and Ilka confectionery SUBURBAN HANDICAP . Tllden's splendid spacing .of the ball !t cf the Cajo-d'v CXAIM RECORD RUN. Wallace, Tha a 1v: 1rn inch to the line and hia tantalizing according to T. A. Bonsor. cur- waa etere. close of enow, tha tn GOES TO AUDACIOUS chops intermingled with speedy drivea- - GREAT FALLS OPENS STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Penn State toll and reap their reward. The ator of tha muMum f tha Eajrtero thir coldeet but th won said, team HUtoricai baseball more from traraler the first is said to ba creating society; college Washington campaignman '17 games this season. Adding them in rimer oi me whoa exhibits they ware taken. Fol- was encountared in the mountain cf WAR ON DANDELIONS exiyiaa Interest to the 11 victories that wound up law, NEW YORK, June 4. Audacious, ran among the trailers, was the heavOne lowing publication here of an account Callfornla. two previous years It wasIn held. o backed Vear they claim a new record of con the mora while winner turned the favorite, than which of the robbery, savaral merchants ily chestnut horse the gatherers day HO p.ehar4e that the fact Th th colna of secutive wins. in tbalr made a new American recbrd for one was quoted at 7 to 1. found numbra GREAT FALLS. Menu June 4. 1,000 pounaa.Is sold bafor rxmp-Car- p ahow oo was Hatter the Mad menace for had mile of dan the six tha last ben Is Wt second, they a Fall Rdaerious Great lengths at cah Belmont reglater. park, waging 1 campaign tB rslnd I or ahow which, onn way tfca won the Wednesday INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF. Bonaer in front Mr. are arrests aaid to one made In ti third. Suburban taken uennings they trade, being the dandelion. The city coun- delions that Park, at againat handicap 111. runa oo American tha of Northwestern mile and a quarter there today in EVANSTON, ttv law against obnoxious had Informed him. puttio cil recently appropriated $100 and oo eastern and 2:02 , Georges Carpentier lM keeping an children The rlty ts wending out no- university has Invited who wrads. the weeds are gather aaya that i.ieh'.ne Fraricla Outmt western colleges, to participate .in an The race was worth 38.100. owners, Jf aatiaiac The eye on the knockout record of one paid at tha rata, of one-ha-lf With; athletes turning in the beat cent a !c to property U1tha Amariraa is are It achoola and obtained is In tha coUrge After h!p Intercollegiate golf tournament to be winrter is owned by Mrs. Vlau of Can- Thomas Gibbona. rerulta for campaign grade their offerings. Kach even- tory Dempsey pound waa roaant to ba Thla U tackle Thomas, you, inr net . eome star. sum held 'at the Indian 'Hill club,' WInetka; ada. There wer '9-h- t wtnrterav and disposed . institutions continued golf t nowondar that there la a Una of Tounnt-throughout the . a sarcasUo rtmarlu fi- -- to 2i. 111., June - V t mer, it is said. ta.tlon ti turn in lha Exterminator, the tojp weight which know. compulsory athlstica. Van, lb i... Lynch, '3b .. .V. Bourne., If . Barry, ss . . .. .. .. .. .. .. Hornsby. rf Malseed, 2b o o 1 0 1 10 1 1- .. ...... BY E. M. THIERRY 'JERSEY CITY, N. J., Juno '4. In the flag races In the three divi- JOMES TWIRLS le 2- er ; -- Ka-nesvil- TWO HIT - .... .- -. tr-a- n - . er e: : fc I rr on-boxin- g . e A W M. a - an v y d . ,,. . -- ed at-ou- t st 1 self-relianc- e, i - 1-- E . one-mil- er X- -S f-- 3. S-- 3, -- z-- fi b-- r nfly-eecon- 1-- . le one-mil- . 4-- - 5, 120-yar- eid-tim- e. " w - a crt4 w.tir five-year-o- ld ,-f- orc 1-- 5. -- - top-notcbe- a fa-T- . . . 4 or |