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Show THE OGDEN STANDARD EXAMINER -- 10 I Anglers, Our (Dome THE CRAZY QUILT JACK TAKES ON GENE AHEARN 12 GAMES AT Likes Crankiness; Carp "Says He'll Land Hot Sun Fails to Spoil DayjTwo Games Scheduled for for Ogden Racquet Wednesday; Ogden to First Telling Punch A GUNNERS PLAY TENNIS COURT HERE THURSDAY MAINS Kearns Tributary Streams Small irias Come JO ay By -- DOD UCHY TO TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 14. 1921. Stars Meet Fast Team T-ATLANTIC CITY, N.J-- June 14. r In th . rim The "no training" sign probably will r.n ronrtw rn th V4ni-i!yIhf for FmJ'h''cOn Tm' n!r lfcp remain hung up at Jack Dempsey s; rA KoJ fl'Ll an club rM Allho:Kh .uikI.iv. ri:i acfor tare! camp until Thursday or rrioay. w hlch In t rlpht rrv. I " fnllfl th Iicsn lot whll th cordiner to indications today, when the; t I scr and In Itilehajn In th v irso-to Inter ih j Tfimnrrnw Is thfl dav of davs forlworld's heavyweight champion will wlM 4 Utah." at Franklin, prrh ' his into o'clock At grind. of conditioning back the fisherman lilho. swing It Ust'ncf ?. h tralnfull the annual Iiaho 'at Mnmnrmw mnrniner the 1921 fishine Until DemDSfv takes iid hN. In nn r.f rr, ntr th" Tit!y lion season officially opens and from program again,tothe public will be L ' r.f 4 nf 1h Th rrr.tft the camp. admittance denied ;..!' ports sent in by game wardens and! con- I'twu-th Trrrnr.ntnn art others in intimate touch with the sit- Dempsey explained the mystery fh wan for Gunnrn his layoff by saying no con-IT A lnr.av. uation, the fish abound in all streams 'cerning A i: IIiiwmi llarrh l.inkil 0 t cn th s and it should let Fjt-- e prove no great trick 'so thoroughly satisfied with his ,y rnrM of in ihrlr !y. It; .nI hAvwin f or fishermen to obtain their limit jdition that he thought a layoff of two Iarnpori In IhJ rcnt'tt for th Itrara match. J, ior three clays would do him good. He i;iUnEot mt jrlnt early. fr.il at tl. ban In f A 1! lUrrH t , Practically all streams tributary appeared to be amused at reports that that no cm ar !to the Ogden and Weber rivers are the camp had been closed to the pub-cleIfpi; X1for fact 0. corr of JJ. N. Tlll' aohr4u!cI - CUES aij untli ffunday. Oidn WAL and fly may be used. The larger, lie so he could engage in secret won a hard match from 11. U. Ai&au,! Carl atata that h however, are reported roily ing. 10-' M. Jpffcrta won ' ham arranc-X ami , H HW) HOW DO SOU FIGURE a ccntrH with r.n of "I don't know where they get theand bait must be used. outj 4 l Arch Mfi)f. !? nil " In th central t fat idea of this secrecy thing," the chamBEAVER, LOOKS GOOD UP tK W WS.DE STUFF) PARSED & )"- I. I.. nml U'nt.rUi r o jt ( ". Titlry need "I don't said. streams any training lvnw)ti pion According to reports, the ):.;. ' f n: .1 I:. N ; A.t. u.tt in ; s.l i V CUM4CE "TO BE A GOOD the WfMrn A. C. of S.ilt l.ak "in Beaver canyon, running into South at all this week, much less secret & 7 M ll'.ir tif .ktil M; KtArt a tms VJHALE in itra shall late ninir one f of the bets best will afford i"!sy for .i tranj of ni Fork, M r i! M',n al . Mitli i:.r I'rovohr l.nni vt Ih Cen. lfr.i!l for the opening days, for this stream week and keep it up to the finish." K J, l t, and IIw tr.ilThi- lah Jrficv;. has just been thrown open to fisherKEARNS PLEASED. Tlll- - triuiu-.- l and hi Wait, i men after having been closed for two i.ntrl will he planl Thur-t;- y a time yesterday even newsFor Iin tt.n t :, j.. ni. H. t Alatu. a;. years. However, all South Fork tri- papermen were barred from the camp fhnrp with t lh Gun-- j a J Titl .in! i! n trnotir,e .r, of lhr Itninnt'y butaries should afford good angling, because Dempsey suddenly developed mI a tith Wrfrtrrn Athltlc Club tam cf ..!t Kim. !.:, Th I..tk it is said. Two correspondents finala - 4 1. A CarV ani K 1.. ;i t win no louM ih ra) Those who plan to go through Og- ly grouch. the champion to weigh . a h !ra aM in tlnir (n.iU h. r to rrcM l)t with lh Th Ti!ly den canyon tonight to be on the in persuaded 196 scaled He exactly ihprivately. a tirrii tin J I a numhr, of at n rn. includtncf h. anil ground when the season opens tomor- - pounds. .: M ,v f. ,t .J Hjr.i; Mann. ltai:inrr. hat ".rr :.r..l ltumt ot V K l.iin Manager Jack Kearns is taking V. I er-- , lnm and lr. tr, Srcti and ethen Hermitage after 6 o'clock this evening. iDempsey's cranky streak with a smile. V v fWrnon. NVhr.n-A .m,! Th Ka'.t Uikp tMm'li roniw..d ri Engineers in charge of the canyon "It does me good to see Dempsey i. "mifi .mi i.y (irotci i.rnlrmonal Ms)ir nnl a r1,. ! uirr paving say they will close the road act up a bit," Kearns said. "It con)f 3 ann in in iinai inat(hijil r.o ootit.l rruit if thy ar natn I until this time and traffic will be vinces, me that he is about In shape " I r !. s IMint' hit! !l j. na opicnr,t for lh Gunnfri h' to who desire stopped. Fishermen CONFIDENCE. --00ALL won ovi-GEORGES' out i!"in J. P. nrr and get back in the city early tomorrow t nd rio.ri. MANH ASSET, N. Y., June 14and I. Ir will have to pass over the new pavwhen he meets Final nniin Uif Sadder lourna-mn- t Georges Carpentier, ing before 8 o'clock, it was said. 2. Jack wlMJ.r- played thin wfrk. Th expects to land Dempsey July MUST GET. LICENSES ' W. H. Anderson, game warden of the first telling punch. In a conver city hamiiionnhip w! I Parted adand his friend with todav th wlnnrx in thlx rvmt sation irck, Weber County, has cautioned all fish" to named to rr xn! th clvjt tn Captain Mallet, he said that he erman to procure licenses before leav- - iviser, th utrit k'.irtii-i- i f( if made Jwould latter the at 1'r'ivo in Spt'i!-IDempsey drop Orders have also one , ing for their trips. single mistake. been received from D- G. Madsen, "The challenger," Captain Mallet state fish and game commissioner, . that arrests will be made in all cases said, "is not afraid and thinks he has Co rift Pa ambtion continued t.. when fish less than seven inches in better than an even chance toa win. If :JI; nr.cticn long after Bob FiUilmmori a clear eye and deadly length are caught and kept. The fish willingness, took the and hand hesvyweSght champlor.hlp coupled wjth speed must be more than 6even inches in right from him. Ills d)re to endurance can win, Georges thinks he avy length, even after shrinkage, it was will th lost laurtl got him Into rtgatn be the world's champion." peck said. of trout the trouble being furnUhed that Dempsey will be -- c ww Fishermen are also warned not to the"He realizes n 1 n-y r SflAfJY Jame-i J. Jeffrie, ie best man he has ever met, but begin: casting until after 4 o'clock Jeffries was th champion ar.3 t. tomorrow morning and the hours will notwithstanding he is going in deterwho had to loses if do th his he mined best and honor 9 relinquished close at olclock tomorrow night. tx and a half years tefcre. bucked up All tributaries to South Fork, above he will take It like a man." actlnst ih battling blackumlih with TAKES UP GOLF. . and including Causer creek will be heavy odd agalntt him. 21 to Hi: ubs Blank Boston in Fast Fighting, Jumping, Shoot- - Babe closed this year by orders of the state Starting into real strenuous trainIt was a one sided f.ght, ing Monday Georges Carpfentier playfish and game department. Hires iU(d In Brigham Shortstop Mechanic's to of Some Loses St. Louis Again Boston ed a half dozen holes of golf, made paxlllon at SUn Francisco Contest; oo ing, Credit; Hurdling, n Who bays Ho Hit Atsgust 14. 101. Jeffrie with h'. a long detour through the woods in Victorious '.2 iiudn His Accomplishments 1 hi Chicago Sox walking back to camp and after Hard In th tenth round, th luncheon sparred live rounds. Davenport seconds throwing the eponga Marcel Benls, French lightweight, NATIONAL. LlAGl'K A Mill! I CAN n.At.ii: BY JOHNNY KILBANn to th ring while their hero w Paul Journee and Italian Joe Gans, I.. W. I P C. Won. I Vathcrw eight CluampUm PRlUiiAM. Jun The Br It I. am 'rtnz rounsr J out. Pct.j Benis the worked with ' challenger. .6801 16 34 34 20 630 liaseba.l riil. wa r or g a r. isred MonIt wa not the first time Corb'tt "Doc" Zimmerman, one of the um- was unable 'to get Inside the challen- Pittsburg One Cleveland M AMI ASS ET. I, I.. June 13 32 .61 5 20 21 04 day fo, low ing Bees Wight s resigna32 New York York had lowed before Jeffrie. In th pires In the baseball contest between ger's guard and retired after he had New would of week hard work put Georges Washington 22 .551 27 26 29 tion a The nrw fourth round he was torplcd t0 th the Gunners and the Peaches yester- had his ears boxed in one round. Jour- St. Louis In for: shape . .24 .4 80 Carpentier 26 25 28 ,S03 orcini-i!io- n Detroit as follow under urt day is possibly the best indicator. hold- nee and Gans worked fast and Georges Boston of right anj A fifrht with Jack bcmpsi'y. .473 2a 24 23 .419' of Ronton th rlul.. left nnd again onslaught Dnlmar.n: er that has appeared on the Ogden lot worked vigorously. His wind, he said, Brooklvn ,26 Jn th Kitth thar wa Jlarvey r, A race. hurdle 2 .4 47) 6 21 24 25 .453 president. J B. Thomson; srretr-.42- 0 rr,ntact between hi St. Iiiis this season. , He worked behind the was good and he then went to the Chicago kne and the A 00-- j urd dawn. .41a1 31 21 22 29 Cincinnati trrasurf r. Charles Whitworth and .carjtft for t.In count. M'hicago plate Sunday and showed, to gym for ten minutes. A match. 3 3 3 shooting .... 32 16 IS 33 3.13 'John L. Picrc. Ijjne Th Mow w hich finally settled Cor- manager. Philadelphia tage. Golf now will be part of Carpentler's Philadelphia )r a high jumping content. was annov:ncd at thl meeting It was a fearful one. who For program. the daily French training challenjrrr. R epulis ' that two new !!. era ar en rout to jammedarlratlons Ilcsiilla hl stomach with tre. Zimmerman is an old time baseball Ycptrnlaj Yrcrdwy's A number of wounded soldiers who 2 for the heavy against July I)nipt.vy 10. Brlghan.. Dean At Cleveland ''onr.e!l of Iefier, riT.dcui fore Washington player and' is well versed in the rules. visited Georges last week were his 10.At St. Louis New York 1, St. Louis title, Is iin nil around uthlet and art a Plteher. and Jr Reticr. nhct'Mnti 6. There was nuch sympathy With Washington .During the present season Ogden fans guests at the workout. ' at many kinds of uport. - emir.!: frni t'lV.Ur v.Ui. ST. At Phtl4. C Ixr.iis It r.n At Chicago Boston 0, Chicago &. - expert use oo effort to com ta k. It have been treated to umpiring of the Philadelphia 1.4 He uaing several of the ho mtlc- - adelphia h- - l Urn a been hilling 4Cu per reus on th At Cincinnati Brooklyn 3. Clncln- lines Inferior order, in fact.some of the in ;;. In Jerhlnwself for the preparing R, New York same league Agat' c! pis; Dave Pan-- , of Tr.ar.y At New re popular champion natl 1. of balls and strikes and other are etandacds battle. Jumping sy 13. Pittj itrhing on th ccat. n'Con- - In or out r.f the ring Corbett had At Pittsburg Philadelphia plays have been terrible. placed close brsldo his outdoor rlnjr. in a good pitcher. 6. Boston 4. At Boston r.U 7h rlul. has an aererati rTorality which won Chicago burg 12. A hurdl course and a running track r mid Tom KHy. With ;.,: re.in-Mm many friends and th weiD Gunruled with the Pepper galore GeorKT.i; jhave been laid out nearby. new nne-tio r g a n li a in n Nrlnt!u!. the knoitn ners yesterday. What a difference in TcKlay's Schnhilo. title, "Gentleman Tdn)'s Jim uses them all daily. He does a jot. Cleveland tit Washington. . .... f to n an.! i the New York at St. IxjuIs. through the playing of the locals! Davenport of it also says target shooting helps; t: th St Isout at Philadelphia. Boston at Chicago-BrooklyC ANDWICIIRI in between tho two injected the pepper. hi eye wonderfully. .New York. at Detroit at Clncinnnatl. w Lmnui example It's been u long time inc I've' Chicago at Boston. NEW YORK. Mrs. May Sutton at f a.imple I;n;ii'u -. Pittsburg. of Philadelphia Although Davenport was touched a .seen athmore physically perfect for eight hits during the game he Bundy, of California, former women's tio ;th was lete nrl than wh.cn Demj V 14. Carpentier Ni:W YORK. June will attempt The New l .r.i rncotir.ter PITTSBURG. Pa.. June 14. Pittsr..t simply toyed with the visitors. Fif- national "tennis champion, iral another in the national tour- burg staged a batting bee yesterdny threw off the bathrobe and stepped' York Yankee,, continued their hitting ! nr.exen battle In an teen strikeouts were recorded against a "come-back- next Jarr. which J. to into the with work Journee,! Dering It to and mad three straight from prevent Mile. defeating Philadelphia. 12 to Jeffrbs whij ted Jack Monro. Mun. the Peaches, which shows that the nament from August the he hijf s. brwught to partner 13 sparring avabroad. title troit the a Lenglen veMerday ro aTpjf.,j to Kfom taking Maranville had formed major leaguer was in form. batting he.avyw e'.jht Ruth. In hi first game thin season Word of her intention was received erage with five hits,perfect while Carey's from Prance. in i?yt. inn when h wa w.itjinnun u as on a to TALL held in th United States the letter was Iawn M'ITi: Tigers wall pitcher, over left the run by flld home . Wert looks like the goods at the Tennis association. pilled asa;r.t Jeffries the aspiration It is understood the first out of the park this seaHe's tall nearly th same height nrratch hit In the first four Inning, est to be his strongest claim to appear was In relieved by Mays -th sixth. a chance at the honor-PM. In' but to perfection and takes a sweet cut;1' Miss Mary K. Browne,a another son. (as Iompey. but the difference A i.r.(;iiL Ruth alsg hit two homers, bringing former player and also Whitted had two home runs and build of the two flfTbtern make Georges, his at the ball while standing at the California In w. the 1. second round the ref season t"tal to twenty-one- . title holder, will enter the Trr thought Munrc had learned his appear far th smaller. Dempsey has; Bigbee one. 2 Clinton platter. oj n E r. the rugged nesa of a hull. Thick nprk.' u 3 ind I 'M up Jeffries palm. .000 Hooper . R It I but with legs a that .broad Samlde worked like veteran CHICAGO. Joe NVrth 3 shoulders, Center met In Kan Frar.riMo Philadelphia f)gdcn S 3 De'rol bantam- Pittsburg 17 Lnch, down gracefully--- a n ideal build N 2 ...12 The KMlth WebiT taper r$. Mur.ro defended Mm- urut catching for Ogden yesterday. .::.oSof' e w 13 York will Joe meet 1'eter.s for a fighter. Georges. n th other and Baumscartner Batteries: a f"v seconds by raining Mi . . . t Yier. young receiver showed to advantage weight atchampion, "r ; I'ln.jr.: a nd HoffBatterieii; Phmke East Chicago, Ind.. on the Hamilton and Schmidt. Bas'.er, ' e'r not only in the receiving line but also hand, has a finall nerk too small to mann above his head. : s mad Ruth. Mays. Ryan and Schane R"v 28, it was announced night of June a of 'Withstand his pome . with tte . willow. . Plain nixhei hut hammering, fell j C!ty "'il of their short they here to todayI,ynch is scheduled 00 June 14. Chicago shut critics h.iv his shoulders nr broad r. .on b'etne Jeffries then knocked him liberty 14 II PI A. LAI iRLI'H June meet Pete Ferguson, former title hold- outCHICAGO, 5 a to 0. yesterday. The and thighs and lega re utorky. The rls o ,r.r. 9 down fer six counts. er, in a ASCOT'S RICH PURSE bout in Brooklyn, localsBoston, pitching and hitting proved too; Hunt'ini a double and triple lif- muscles In bunched o Ms stnnd out RJrn legs Riling. Munroe'n stomach cell MM 000 I,oul -terday and Philter a base on balls in the fourth for like whipcord, although his arm nnd much for St. ft 'with ii" 7 WON BY SPE ARWORT July 5. a th punch and acaln he i.iiA;n:. evened with series two runs and drove Bruxton off the back muscles are the deceptive, flat, adelphia ' t Division down, remaining- there fcr eevr-4 jwent to NEW YORK. Tom Campbell, star mound. victory. ' sort that do not Impress one until the!, ' As soon tm he got up. Jef. W. L. Prt. f(1'":''middle distance runner of Y'ale uniAlthough the Browns get eight hits. Clinton Bunched hits off Morgan were re- 'challenger gets into th o and' 4 rrng fries him over third time. toppled ASCOT HEATH. England. June 14. versity, will enter the National A. A. ennnuihlp horn j.or,0 runs. three Harris South Weber for iYt nthpr runv tnem tnto play, l.ven then ori", Including 2 Monro settled on his haunches. Ma nrings .710 j The U. championships at Pasadena, Calif., weJ hits th mattered. kept Press). (By The Associated York, although wild, kept the vIm-- j must Judg mor by results. i .:ro head weilib.y. but Jirow before theFor, R. IT r.. West Point Ascot stake of .2,0 00 sovereigns over July 2, he announced here today. n perfect physical spec.; tors hits scattered 2 lawt cunt. Wmt, Webr He clinched and the Wll arp. although ; 4 9 v. a course of two miles, run here today, . . 2' tat R. II. E iiurn, uursn iook ai an use n. super- Philadelphia saved him i T ; .331 Taylor 9 was won by Sir II. Cunliffe-Owen- 's !! MINNEAPOLIS. Requests of Dr. Boston 0 man. 0 6 1 3 Th secon l round had no sooner opper II. L. Williams, football coach, that Batteries: Richmond. Burwell and Hoi. Spearwort. o 1 1 a n ; k. n i . i : s 3 i o c y k 3 Kanevir. ened Chicago than he fell ones more- with a .00a J. Shepperd's King was second and classes at the University of Minne- Marrls Perkins. and t'olllns. a n il o Batteries: Braxton, Gaston West Warren I was Interested In Carpentler's eys. ; .000 new sore spot. Lven then he coulrt W. M. G. Singer's Chat Tor was third. isota begin at 8 a. m. during the fall and Daley. not break himself cf the habit of comI noticed that while we talked, h Iilsion XV. BOSTON. June 1 Thirteen horses ran. Jumpquarter instead of at 8:30 a- m. have Gowdy; L. tack for more. This time Jeffries kcl1t them on me all the time on But ing ed in Pet, first the Jones The Prince or wales stakes at ap- - been honored hv the administration yeso 4 St. Louis won hf.v were nlriuunt hix-- l eves then terday with two out. and Inning LOUIS, June 1.000 stabbeti his into Munoe'a weary five Industrial School made five furlongs .committee of the school senate. The itsST. proximately one mile and de-, 1 3 Slitervllle m them almott lik ;. runs, defeating Boston. 6 to 4. a .mi yesterday .7Se ribs, and the challer.cer draped him"-sl- f straight victory with was won by Sol Joel s Polymestor. purpose is to give football playerS f tenthNew z West Z York, 10 to over the champion's arm. Then .soo eating woman's. In the ring his eyes tighten Faber won his thirteenth game, des Farr Gauntley was second! more daylight practice. Joseph Watson's tv. in the first nMll Marriott ninth-innineoroea took Mann, Info bard leading inning, the referee called a halt. ; tHr.i oo Boston's and Sir A. Bailey's Bucks was third. pite rally. 2 Wilson hit a home run, and repeated it in theithat bespeaks the veteran of the roped1 .roo 00 R. H Polymaster was quoted at three to one man on one base. 1 with second Warren 'arena. 1 . 6 .333 13 at Chicago againstto in the betting, Gauntley TOMMY MILTON WILL 1 2 The Giants executed a triple play! Georges, outside the ring. fl full1 Boston 4 01 Plain City .333 RUTH'S 21ST HOLLER 11 eight to eleven and Bucks at one hun' Liberty on run a and 0 4 when hit nervous Ho never Hornsby. .000 play,,0f and Faber energv Batlertes: RACE SVhalk; IN LOS Junes, dred, ANGELES eight. lined to Monroe, who threw to Kelley,. from tne houso to the old" barn in Thormahlen. Bush and Rue!. Thla Is the standing of the leagues --oo SETS MAJOR RECORD up to and Including game of June 4, aouDiing fotocn on nrst. Jveuey tnrow-- - which his Indoor ring is located -- he ana caicning rour- runs. He never crawls through the TWELVE CREWS OUT WASHINGTON, June 14. Cleve- according to tne records at the farm ing to LOS ANGELES, Cal., June 11. uv. rono. v, 4nmni, vr v me on me bureau office. Where tames have, no? NEW YOR1C. June 14. Pitcher oag ior nier inira iar defeated Washington In a hit- be-fwhen land ltnt won who Milton, the ON REGATTA COURSE Tommy ER. II Huth made two home runs In no 10 8. to officially me ne haa!110 ana credit cooi. reported, International Motor Sweepstakes race New York t cairn ting gameIn yesterday. ring 1 2 in 8 been five times game with Detroit, bring given. two at Mondays is Rice, at Indianapolis Memorial aid bat, got ine every wired using challenger best day 1 to 10 17 The scores of Saturday, June 11, are ing his season's total to 21. His first St. Louis doubles two a run. and home conhim to Los Into Imthe singles, put officials possible 14. N. Angeles Speedway Y., June POUGHKEEPSIE, follows (last place named desig- homer was made in the third with Batteries: Nehf and Smith; Haines dition against Dempsey. Trainer Gus Joe Judge, it was announced, will as after the race that he woula and Twelve crews, the largest number mediately none on and hli second in the seventh nates where game wa playea): demons. beof be a the for game Wilson even has week enter put a for him strung up big Thanksgiving day race that has been on the river since train- on thethe "A" with one on. Ruth pitched five Inor a : League cause 10. Clinton Roy sprained ankle received bag, similar to but smaller than n Beverly Hills course here. ti ing for the coming, regatta started, 14. IS. Eden Ohio. June Liberty CINCINNATI, North 13. taking the mound for the first ning, was yesterday. twenand filled here l; with shelled average "My nearlv punching bag were out for practice yesterday. Only Huntsvlll 4; Plain City 17,Ogdn time this year. twelve hits, including corn. an Pleasant railes less garnered hour at v hammers would thla Colon-!tthan it was away Georges absent. Cornell 4he squad e View Ruth received credit for the New l: South Weber 5. Hooper . four hits, but was unable to dally, using the palms of his hands. It SNOW GAMES HELD -el Lloyd V. Collls, local representative nave ueen over me ieveriy speedway B' B-York make League them count, (Division winning, victory, although he Issued sevBrooklyn in Milton said his as wire. he could not do with Taylor "Watch for 3 to 1. toughens them of the board of stewards, received some . Clinton 7; West Weber Kanes-vlll- e en bases on bails, he was effective WARM IN records real I. when WEATHER I out get ordinary bag punchingword that the Ithacans would arrive 10. In which Detroit scorold the to his until fifth who posireturned Groh. there." Wednesday morning. Rough water 1 GFXmGKS' Division FDGK ed and scored four K. two times. hits at tion got third, In the Indianapolis race Milton's Liberty Flatervllle TACOMA. Wash.. June 14. Ski 10: Industrial nchool hindered the practice. The Yankee, slugger established a Both Dempsey and Carpentier are Jumpers from the United the Reds' lone tally. if. Warren 4 major average was 2 miles per hour. CanSlates, Wilson R. l. E. natural fighters. 1, 3. learue record of five hone Marriott oo The challenger will ada, Norway and Sweden will compete 1 have S 7 runs In four consecutive rame sur the In for Brooklyn ring experience, edge in annual the tournament of Che o-1 he has 1 12 the previous mark of Tour Cincinnati 14 years, Northwest KM club to be held on the passing been for battling HERMAN ATTEMPTS HEALTH DEPENDS Oil which he held Jointly with W. J. Batteries: Cadore, Mammaux and while the champion did not break Into AUTOIST d SENTENCED slopes high on Mount a former Cleveland player. Bradley, TITLE 'COME BACK' Miller; Brenton, Coumbe and WIngo, the record Isbooks near until 1915. here. July X. Rainier, FOR FATAL had set the record In 1102 SMASHUP Bradley In prime physical ahapo Hargrave. Georges The will be tourney held Alt at oo and R in June, If It. Ruth for now. equalled near the Paradise Vista, fight right In the Weak, watery, thin blood is Ruth sent his acona home run Into NEW YORK, June 14. Pete Her- FIRST ROUND GOES me. Rainier National park. Valley "I'm told Carp Jut loafing." The SPOKANE. Wash.. June 14. P. the cenlerfleld bleachers, the first tirce not able to rebuild good body man, former bantamweight champion, "It's too early to box much, although ground Is 5.557 feet above Jumping sea conricted of manslauch-t- r this fsat has been Performed. tissues if i impoverished.. For will attempt a "come back' when he TO MISS STIRLING I'm doing just' enough to keep my ltvetand Is In the midst ofthegreat CliveIn Heddle. connection with a collision be. Ruth is twelve days ahead cf h' an In health and strength you must meets Joe Lynch, tltleholder. Judge of distance. Ten days of hard bank's of snow, some of them hundreds tween an automobile he was driving last reason pre gram when he hit Ms enrich your blood. Increase openair bout at Ebbets field, work. Just before the fight, we figure, of feet In depth. car here March If. re- twenty-flm- t home rua on June 2th. FONTAINEBLEAU. June 14. (By will put me In excellent shape." Hundreda or people attend the and a street the red' blood corpuscles, and Brooklyn, defeated July 25. in the death of Ruth's three Alexa appearance sulting the Miss for the box was Herman Associated blood occupant the with standard EnterLynch 1921 tournament tha each Press.) (Copyright purify your by Newspaper year, walking over of the automobile, was sentenced Mon- at his own request. In His blood purifier S. S. S. Thousand of world's bantamweight honors here Stirling, of Atlanta, the American wosnow from Paradise the Tara-dis- e Inn In prise) n of six months to twenty rivalry with Cobb Is bellsved friendly In a weak, condition last December, winning a referee's de men's golf champion, defeated Mile. to hate day to Ina term atate oo peopl been atalley. Many are tourists Lav benefited by taklnc S. S. S. the cision in 15 rounds. Chasseloup-Lauba- t. prompted the desire. The two almost of France, by tracted by this wlnttr sport being held yar reformatory. He gave notice of an appeal and the came to Mows Bandar, but amicable seven up and six to play In the first FULLNELSON HOLD oo In summer. For Special Booklet or for ind 000 bond on which hs has been at relations were soon t Lablished. II. round today at the women's French vidua! ski club without charge, The tnmao up of was continued. The Jury that write Chief Medical Advisor, the Rath on the T.ger got tournament. of th liberty FATAL laugh TO open WRESTLER TO Pacific CAPTAIN golf ROPER .championship northwest who convicted Heddle recommended clem- leadtr In the fifth when S.S.S. Co., Dep't 435, Atlanta, Ga. oo rame struck from originally the Scandinavian ency but the court declared that In him. out. There was one onhe base Get S. S. S. at your druggist. TJ. S. lOLOISTS WIN. FIGHT BOB MARTIN countriea where la skiing popular view of the deaths reiultlng from the the time and Cobb tried unsuccess-at SIOUX CITY. Ia.. June H. While; winter port. ROEHAMPTON, England, . June 14An American polo team composed engaged In a accident, six months was the minimum fully to reach first when Catchsr match wrestling 4 Hoffman dropped the third strike. TERRA ALT A, W. Va., June 14. of C. C. RumseyEarl Hopping. Robert Sunday. John friendly nntenc possible. 9 3 Vaitkunas. years old. DAM II Cobb was given a ha Boh Martin. - heavyweight champion E- 8trawbridge.and Thomas C. Hitch- suffered a broken on balls and 00 3NTa fr T neck from which out In his two previous times filed n of the A. E. p., matched cock, Jr., yesterday defeated the Fox of the Irefus. lUrney president !ai'.? on halfback the ts,.JUk., to meet Captain Bob Roper, of Chica- Hunters' team composed of Major his opponent, applied a believes Judge at bat agalnt Ruth, Pittsburg not I irate. ! ?f, i.Vm nUy of Kant rn B. B. go, at Grand Rapids, Mich., It was hold. Johnson shoui J Major Major Notre l)m c h, R now being made d announced here today by Martin's Magor and is about Mr. Wanamaker. The score Vaitkunas Is survived by a widow unlversPv' ll?.r the S.igar Mt'.nf T'tchers have aiy ariJ try for a miiJittnar. was ten goale to eight. and two children. backfleld position on the daily from corn. eleven there. rosin. 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