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Show la THE OGDEN n STANDARD-EXAMINE- R mi,, rmrm n ii ill """" rm A rm TP ii lib MM IK! i 1 & THE CRAZY QUILT CARP'S ADVISER ' XNC VISITS DEMPSEY N y unL 1K THIS 15. WEDDiHG v BELL MEMBER OF THE BAOAELOR rStJf UWi' w K coxy flm" wrru a. iM ,. titttt iiii a ii AH EARN ; Cai-penti- - al.-s- Nr - rfni fr,il f 1l s Davenport Heaves Perfect nt-lrroo- . , ,' 1 ' rn-I'ot- h I . i ! KSgou lwsb ! moving J vAvI-Tee- w I U W GOKTDOL EVER ovi ) I JgCyf "DIET? A ) fw-o- thr i j ! ers m-,- 1 lcn mnil - ljt.ti. T HcrHtdt. If Poller. tin" onr,rJly. rf K tl t rir k . rf ft Adam Sr.an ! . . fi , . i 1 ! i Jr Vn. ' hf-go- es 1 ' - ES AGAIN WIN ' "' . ' ;. lb I.) r.' h. ! 1 1 .. a ! u 4 o h ! 1 1 fat : '.. Tt:- - ; : . t ft , i.i ; 4 1 1 n j lo .1 .', 0 Culiifiann In worr larn-por- t Ua'.n-U."- via the ft-- n U r is m&ii t.nr- - m the cichth &nd hty one In lh Jt.Smh on r'(pn bitting. It. .'1- - iWnsn t.r.i.e.J the local ' 2 b:p. -i th-i- r i o l r- n Vail') lfiCu three "r C. Ttr Cunnfn vr.J f!rt tH S in th rti'.i'l frame ; T 2 1 6 t fourtrfn of th hcj trik-oj- t AJU.ouc toiiciita nthl t..n r IV.. ro-tir- wa i . rnr.Utt 1 ' th , -- . 4 -- ; ;r 4 J ' 23 all KVl!rH. In xhr th a r. (wirier l:ch-,rl up nr.rj hJd lh ', local hu! ojt u (TLc l.frc jrttrrday I t t r cJrn club H in firm 2 0 ;tl." 0 cordJ cjnro th" I,.cr.st' rntrri3 th IC,ch ..':.;.::; . . . j i J ... . ... . r. T .' J, rk in? r Coni.r;:. . . . Ms! I ac . Hournc !' . ; 1 .v. .i , . i'I corr, formn. rf 3 ! " 4 . 2 ; 0 Jr.c Iacfor Ifaporl !.; the tiur.. ram, ;hacd ;.rft r.r .t irda OtJonii 'winr.Jnsr mil rr lh J i .' ....... f . i J : ,... i are in sight, partners through i scries of strength developing stunts a that circus strong man might envy. Me does such things as cutting down tree3. lifting heavy boulders and tossing his sparring partners about aa were - f ' viciously in private.. During his morning road workouts, when only his trainer and sparring - : nr.IC.HAM. Jun n th fourwon out ovrr th li"r . Fourteen teenth Inning rs:erdaj-- the urore bring i to I. I'ed Lyr.ch rdrd NOrtTlUTUN ITU! th rrnl!i. Ho Mppf 1 Xh lhtr.1 h;!1 Si n inline rf ttr . wa'.l field Vft for :h pitched 'orr w. i. i,. l.cme run. lir'.sham a Thi c . 1" rtati;hrdnsl w4i won t . rrordloulfor rx r ir.ninr and ::ni ' gdr n .... . Ou'Snj thr :j n .... Shandy of Ttmrr,ton And I f "Connrll hr )ocal wnl the Trx r.ior.ton route. Ur rood nirn "thins p. ' ball. llach trim ral)."rij tn f jr in At line J. am Trrrnor.ion i. Unrharn ' the twriflh 4 Shandy d(uMf J and ... irjnir.K ). r, a IUt p'.'.rh. tr,Je third llr At otfn Ixtan P In r.a'f r,ri;hiirn to; At HmUhfiria Ltiion I. "n,i . f!rld :. n'nrc Van. who drew frr tr.; tiun. The TP. KMONTON', Suttit-iLaj- " Scltoliilc. i drn IiCn aj:. i; HI r 2 i;i Smithfield at f i;.ns o o i Th . i.. lirijci jrn t Trrruunton. Kttrpalrb ' z I Jv Ailami. :s 3 fighting ability behind a scries of listless public workouts. For some reason which his manager will not exworld's plain the aspirant to the heavyweight title is entertaining his audiences with smiles but working ... v PITCHER'S HELP Lynch 's Homer Ends Extra Inning Game; Pitchers Show to Advantage N. Y.. June 2 3. Georges Carpentier is hiding his real . i I MANH ASSET. - it hr portant contests, was impressed with Dempsey's condition and left hand hitting. The visitor made no attempt to conceal his identity or the object of his visit and had nothing but praise for the heavyweight champion. JACK NOT WORRIED. He appears to be in wonderful condition." Mallet said, "and a magnificent specimen of a man." "I am glad he was there." the champion said. "Any member of camp is always welcome. Even Carpentier and his manager would be welcome. 1 am Carpentier thinks he is going to glad win. 1 want a real fight.". CARP HIDES ABILITY'. a GUNNERS BLANK j ATLANTIC CITY, NVJ.. June 23. Georges Carpentier will be given a close up account of Jack Dempsey fighting style and condition today by Pierre Mallet, close friend and adMore than two hundred trap shoot- viser of the French champion, who ers have entered the seventh annual watched Dempsey go through a forty tournament under the auspices of the minute workout of bag punching and Utah State Sportsman's association, boxing yesterday afternoon. which opens at the traps of the Ogden Mallet, who has been a friend of club Friday morning at 9 a. Carpentier's for ten yrars and who Country m. sharp. Shooters from California, has been with him in all of his im. i i r LONG CONTEST COLLEGIANS BY 9 r-- . Nevada, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Wyoming and. Utah have entered. ... Five hundred dollars in added money is one of the features of the tournament. The meet this year will be held under the" auspices of the Ogden Gun club. V , TWENTY ENTER FINALS. The champion shooter at the title events will receive all expenses paid to the Grand American Handicap events at 'Chicago in August. This has brought out much compe;prize tition. The "trouble" trophy will be one of the feature 'event..- listed on the caru .Friday. The state amateur doubles be decided championships will Friday. Sam Sharman of Salt lake and L. E. Riter are the mtn who donated the "trouble" trophy. The Reilley medal event, the Berk- er trophy, the challenge medal contests and other features will be run off on Saturday. On Sunday, the final day, the Becker two man team trophy, the Browning handicap event the .TV. P. Fowler con vest will elosand ' the card. JUDGES NAMED. Charles Parnell of Ogden and Har- ry Heagren of Salt Lake hive ben named judges of the contests. The- tournament committee for the shoot consists of A. P. Bigelow, John L. Taylor, and E. .L. Ford. Th han-- P. dicap committee consists of WFowler, John Sharp, A. P7 Bi'jeiow, C. J. .Doon and William DraneyOgden will be represented by some of the best shooters in the tourney, Some of the Ogden Gunners who are expected to star are: G. I, Becker. A. P. Bigelow, Ernie Ford, William Draney,. John Taylor and Dr. E. E. "Worrell. ENTRIES ALIIEA Y MADE. Following is a partial list of some of the sportsmen entered In the events. Deaji, Woodall and Reed Shamhart. Logan-.Whit Kimball, Preston; Harry Wilcox .and B. I,. Quayle. Ely, Xev-- J. E. Eudey, Ruth, New; Herman Wise. East Ely, Nev. ; Carl Nelson, Green River, Wyoming; "Spud" Murphy. Rock Springs, Wyoming; M. S. Rob-ertSoda Springs, Idaho- Everett Sv'e,er Twin Falls, Idaho; Dennis Holskafi, Surley, Ida.; E. C. Grice, Boiget Idaho; Norman Eambert, and Dr. A. Packard, Shelley, Ida.: J. E. Robbing Elko, Nev.; Joe Murphv. Preston, Idaho; E. E. Smith, Sa'lt Lake; Martin Roskelly, Smithfield; Wilford Thorpe, Preston; H- R. Seckle. Boise; Otto Jones, Boise; If. F- Lcmp, Boise; P. H. O'Brien, Butte; N. J. 'Bir-reLima, Mont.; Roy Forrester, Dillon, Mont.; C. H. Smith, Butte, Mont.: Wr. J. Warren, Yerrington, New; F. M. Troeh, Vancouver, Wash.; J. A. Kimball, Cheyenne, Wyo-- W. N. Bowman. Denver; A. R. Bain, Salt Lake; Arch Browning, Salt Lake; H. E. Buching- ham, Salt Lake; A. 11. Jonrs, Salt Lake; Harrv Luff. W. H Mitchell. A! Nelson, C. H. Reilley and Sam Shar-ma- n all of Salt 'Lake; Moroni Skeen, Ogden-- ; O. C. Hillhouse, Denver: F. JMcGanney and Don Morrison of SaH Lake. nnTTTTThnTriTnTTTTrTNri fmii9k2iEiKiiiABK i utre XArTV OVER V0O MEkfDul& j VM SOCKS. AMD CDOKlklG YOU? rxvoarTE- 'Dope to Challenger Two Hundred Entered in Contests Beginning : . Friday Morning m PEACHES GRAB ) Watches Champion, Work Out and Then Gives the THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 23. 1921. ..... ... Tm ilia w GENE By 1 a,, ., er 4 r.h Ihrr Mt. :,.. rJImKl toHrr, h;'i Muriihy. baseballs. though they in f t ii r f n U hf n r,- - :(.nl laennc.rt ach 'Nor.p The challenger is careful, however, run rcr nins f not to show his speed or strength k;di:n Srt.r mr.,r.v when strangers are about. All It H. i A V.. Tffnonl'iii 1 IJ u n" Har.ly. Zh 1 i j ft 0 n CM KEEPS EX DEI I COVER. . U'rrt. lb 2 J 0 Hiii I Shifting his traliLiii arrangements iSarnlde. r i r o had temporarily. Georges Carpentier . m o x : i a mysterious workout behind the barn Murjh Uin 'iifi ool 10" r,j 2 4 O Treeier. 2 v 2 2 11 21 and '" U Wednesday morning spent the af Drown. If. 2 0 2 0 ternoon in Je.sey'City looking over Simniar Horrc r ur. - l.yn-Two. IWlUett, rf 1 0 0 t . he arena for the big t'lshi. lie said! t'a. ' h!t Allan. Sh.ne t.yncn Me ern. cf. 2 0 Trounce Phillies: Three-bf 0 he thought the arena wag the great- - Bromley in Rare Form and Tigers Break Losing Streak, Dodgers h i Ailim. Morgan. Iavenr-ort2 1 0 0 est thing of its kind he had se;n. Poubif r!av to S, Adam to wm xwuib oeais to Lose Braves: ueieatincr Giants win; .browns; G;orges went on the road for two lo t. AJami. Kilpa'.riv (. Adam: . 3 Total s From Beavers 13-i Yanks Split hours, starting immediately Cubs Cards af er in iioiiit i v a .i MOif n ia p Trim iMiwij breakfast. When he returned he was I2van. I,)nrh, Moran. Hawej ti. A B. it H O. A. n. Off Shanrv 1. .ff OConr,ll 2.li.vi, r ' given a rub down, then engaged three :. 0 COAST PACIFIC Li AM CAN Mill 1 Hi.M.c;i NATIONAL M.(.I ;ii:. Pet. Struck out O Con - Honkin, ,r heavyweights whose identities were by Shaney 0 1 3 , W. I,. Pet. W I. Pel. r.ll 10. ranur) t ali ,. t'erklr.R. Sar - ' M.rr kept secret. 48 30 3 4 San 3 can . 61". Francisco 39 Cl'elari.I 39 CM riflrr hit- - Fiupatrick. Van. Hourne. PARTNERS LAID UP. ritm.tirir 0 4t . .."f0 Now York 0 b r 2 4 00 ) Hit ttlth ilich.il ball Connelly by Hiniu' Charles Ledoux, French bantam- Sacramento Nfw York 2 4 0 S i Seattle 0 Washlnnton t 3 27 2 I'Connc :i. Tim of cam '3 arrived at camp Ixs Angelea lto('on weight champion, ah j IxitirUrk 7 Hottin 0 :: 0 2 3? 0 ... I on 2 n l.a St. 00 while Georges was away. I 2? 10. Trrmon'on PrlKham Wilflev. 3 ii lb. :i ..".14 Detroit Oakland ... Si I u .. i ,4J n r was r . j '.rook r Sevens. ir. It announced that Paul Jour-ne- Vernon (SI c. 1 4 3 4 0 3 1 0 Arn.piitfr, ; Chicago 3 due to injuries received in his Salt 44t 0 , I 'imtnoc Chicago " 4 a t I 0 1 0 k, Lake 2 St 0 .,uih 2 bout with Weniert, will be unable to Portland 432 Cincinnati 7 l .3ib .:3J'rhlI.ilelrhla I work with Carpentier. 23 .31i Italian Joe Pnllade'.phU ' Tola! 24 1 21 i t Gans, the other sparring partner, who H ore by Ir.r.Jr.cs: IlcsulL. LTS. Yi:.STMi:iAYS Yestcrtlay's Itl.Sl suffered defeat in Broonlyn on MonVolrnlaj'n 5 Oirden Salt Lake f. Oakland 4. At Phi1 idf'phla Wji'hlnifion A St day, did not appear. It is believed j. St. Louii 5. Vernon 2. 4. Bun Sacramento h'.a il en Innlnifw Fhl'atl 031 S sjo (Lb At his services will no longer be required. Brook!n hia T. rh;!aJH; Seattle .Xi C 31 J 5, C, 0 SI. Detroit L.ui Petroit 1J0 Angelas S. on I .( can San Francisco 13. Portland C. At ChlcaKo C!eeland 3. Chlcano 2 Brook!n At Cincinnati Pit t sV.ur c C; :r;n OCO 000 Buns At ponton ( First gam" New York n.m 2 2 inninjcu. SAN FKANCLSCO. Juno 2 5. The S. Boston 2. Hits Second K.anie ,Nw 200 HI 1301 At New York Boston New Two-basBees copped a closely played contest York 1, Boston S. "Harry Ertle is capable from hit Fumrnary: Murphy. T. York here ypsterly. f. to 4. Brown. IaenrorL Double rdavs enough" is the dopo from John- - It wastheth"Oaks TODAY'S SCHKUt'I.r.. second strain lit win fur t h Wllfley to Clark. Stolen base I'tMla ) k fiictlulc. ny iviioane with rcierence to 'i?itors over thp locals. In in lev Washincton at Phlladelj h!.i Base on ball Mfnifi. f. Brtn. Sum-niln 22 SMITIIFIK.I.D. June The Boston at New Y o r k the selection of the referee for twirled a fine iranic for the Bees. St Louis at Petroit. 1; off Pirnmork Davenport Struck the wallcred Beet here Diegefp . B. H. i:. Score: Philadelphia at Brook ye. ("lev "'and at Chicago. By Davenport 1; by DSmmeck the Denipsey-Carpentie- r esUrday. 7 to i. anj aaln went Into out PittKburs: at S! L'.ii in. t fight. Salt Lake A. l New York at Boston. rur. Earned 3. Time cf a for tie ()fi!n the of th ChlcaKo at Cincinnati. league rame 2 hours. leadership ft Here's a good view. He looks Oakland 0 on ft bie or. with the conBrlham Peaches. The CHICAGO. Juri" 22 Battfries: den ; and Lynn, Cleeland f. Bromley like the goods. was Umpire ies! fast and well -Ijundtrc 23 played. Plr Ubur CINCINNATI. June ChiCiisro. Z to 2. in a pitching Krause, Kleiner and Koehler. D- OooThe local bunched hits off from t in between l'abrr and won a twei iilirl pm. rinnatl yeterday. j to :. by bunching Coray in two Innlnjr. the scond and CALIFORNIA PORTLAND. June 23. Except for;Pagb. It a!.--o wrecked Faber's seventh. DrlncoU'a home run ith LOSES Beaver snurt in the second half of .nine streak, the Chicaco twlrler ha- - tnrfe nit witn an error by Hantriive on men m warks the the seventh in the last Inning and rearing three won the first, when they tied the score the irig won six consecutive rrames. TO NAVAL OAKS MEN tne contest. The score: San Francisco Seals this afternoon Hooper made ChicaKo'a scores by, runs. LHWISTON. Duncan was put out of the came In theirf own and two home runs. again had things was ' ... way "T T? A B. P. II. PO A. E. II the tenth for dlputlns a decision. mir, rr n POUCH KEEPS IK. N. T.. June 23. 1 1 0 BUlr. cf S 3 0! EScore: score was 13 to n. if. j Cleveland ... ... Specially Invltej crew won chief hon1 1 ss u 2 2 6 Clark, S 2 1 Score: H. E.! Chicago Plttsburjr or In Hie ja annual Intercollegiate reKANSAS CITY, Mo. Jess Willard, o 0 4 Crane. b 0 2 10 1. ran Wednesday . ...1 San Francisco . . 2i Batteries: 12 Bauby and Nunnmaker: CinclnnaM when the United j former heavyweight champion, told! 0 6 0 0 States i 7 Batteries: Coopex jud Schmidt, Johnson. 4 I"aber anl Schalk. Portland naval a and the Unher friends here today that I13 was too academy 1 0 Batteries: Couch and Anew; Cole-- ! Rixey and Wlnifo. Harjrrare w raced Into rirt of California ere cn s.ly 1 busy to be in Jersey City, N. J., 3 3 Whltetree. cf 0 0 and second DETROIT. June 22. Detroit broke man, Quisaenborry and Fisher. respectively Irt the 1 plars race. 3b July 2 to witness the Dempsey-Car- - ad4 0 Ihree-mlllt. losing streak yesterday, defeating 23 BROOKLTN. June Brooklyn Cornell won 'varsity He championship fightIf pentier 0 2 0 0 made it two f traijcht by battlnt; Phila- Ollircer. SEATTLE. June 23 Kenworhys St. I.ouif. 7 to 6. In third this both pretvent and ded that he had stopped over here place 0 fJlover. If 0 0 0 0 liminaries. St. I,ouls tied the score In the ninth.' delphia. S to 2. yesterday. Braves made It two straight from Odor while en route to oil fields in . 0 0 ' (I Hellmann's 0 followlnit! was teady and well supported. Coray. p sinKle, the Ang-elsThe Middies' lctory wi an ImpresSpy taking this afternoons but Bu.sh's bunt and steal of second, pnt Otto Miller made two triple arsd a sive triumph. With the majority cf struggle. 5 to 1. is 7 1 Tula 24 double In three times up. oarsmen the Harold Score: mho won B. H. E. (over the wtnnlnjr run. DETROIT. Parks, former Oljmplc honors It. H. E. Janvrin. who was traded 10 Brooklyn Score: SMITHFIELD. l g Ios Angeles men Jumped to the among V-them, 'Star pitcher of the University of Michnavy S 0 : A B. !Sl. R. II PO. A. E. the front at the start and were Inils r, St. Iou!s with Schupp for Pfeffcr. Seattle 10 0 by netr igan baseball club, joined the Tigers 4 7 11 4 V 0 Black, c . . 3 0 headed, finishing In the record time the last Inning at short. naileries: Hughes. Bumovich and!(Detroit played here yesterday. Julie. Mee, formerly . 4 If 1 Batteries: Pelmere and Severeid; 0 0 of 14 minutes. 7 second. Score: It. 11. E. Stewart. The formerStanage; Demaree and Tobin. of Illinois, shortstop toat the University Middleton and Basaler. 0 oldham. 2 9 0 record was made In 2 Mclvor. lb . of th Per.nPhiladelphia. the has left club by Portland join cf-' 1 Drlscoll. s 11 1 0 ty lvanla elf hi In LOS ANGELES. June 23 1 sec- i mlnutra The Sen Brooklyn the Pacific Coast league. C Balllf. 2b . 1 4 Smith Beit. rri ators turned the table on the Vernon' twoPHILADELPHIA. June 22an Judge'snatterleonda on s'.UI water. eleven hits ga 1 Dorlus. 3b . 3 2 Washington The pertacular feature 5 to furnishBengals today, winning Shea j.. Cady and Mn,fr CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Harvard won u over . v, 1 1 1 yes o n r 0 nt inning Hanson, bl had Vernon ed by California's crew of giant oarsnil victory Philadelphia the annual baseball series with Yale h lne "core of 5 to 4. 1 0 Scor0 0 men when, after battling nearly n IT- e' terda" NEW YORK. June 23. Boston con- Walte. rf . two by adding to Tuesday's victory, a in score JudKC the ninth tied the Cf 1 pa' 0 2 0 miles with Sacramento Schroeder, tinued Its hlUln Columb'.a hard and Pennsjivanla, yesterday L yesterday of 16 to 4. a sinRle and sent. Shanks home t t'wlth Vernon and fracuie. they staged a sport and . .. defeated the New York Nationals, 4 j cne wun 34 BatteHe- CLEVELAND. 11 37 10 Totals 3 In the final hundred yards overhauled winning run m me eievcnm. to 5. Score: Shea and nn.,.. It. II. E. Gibbons, Tommy a oouoic. iCornell and hurled their shell int Score by innings back and Hannah. 9 11 Boston iSf. Paul scored a R. II. E. New Score: second ylace by- q srant three fceU 00 Z Lewlston over MeeYork I technical knockout Willie 4 5 12 . . Washington S ine westerners- time was 14 minutes Hunt 100 02G 020 han of San Francisco in the first Batterleat Fllllncim and Gowdy; C Philadelphia Hits no 031 010 7 --half decisround of a scheduled second, putting them three and a BARNYARD Douglas. Uyajt and Smith. GOLFERS Batteries: and Gharrtty; Zachary lenttha behind Navy. ion bout. Referee Matt llinkle stopSmithfield: Keefe. Keenan and Perkins. ( Elev- Cornell was third over rr.nsl-vanSETTLE PURSE ROW en Runs 7 ST. LOUIS. June 23. Vaughns 020 010 20 ped the fight after Meehan had been ) lnr.lnjrs. and In the wake cf the Quakers 1 1 Ht:s knocked down three times. It was in the plnchea and his 030 C21 41 came Columbia Gibbons' twelfth consecutive knockoutand i rau Laxely a run gave Chicago a victory over Home home run Drlscoll. Summary: DES MOINES. Ia June 23. The! BOSTON, June 23. Boston and St. Ixjuls here yesterday, 5 to 3. Ills Two-baslength aparthits Johnson. Mclvor. HARRY ERTLE. e v even yesterday, c tn ork, Kpllt Of Balllf. Three-bas- e In the seventh put Chicago COLUMBUS,, O. Harry II. "Hoge" . hits White-tree- . horseshoe' ... disputed ,, championship , r v In o it wiw ni a a iiiii SEEKS iinvi JOB. Schroeder. (XINMI, Workman, a sophomore and the quar lead. the Double Clark 12 C. match here June C. play between 2. with Qulnn holding the Red Sox BRIGHAM CITY. June terback on Ohio State university's! 2J. B.!t-- ; to DrUcolJ one two of But Johnson: to the men Black. schedKto!en H- W. pa Davis of Columbus, Ohio, and Frank to Klx hits, and the Red Sox taking uled for football team which won the western Valentine, base Mclvor. were departed Dorlua. Hit Off rmin. yesterday R played, to 1. for Washington D. C. ts seek yesterday Jackson of Kellerton, Iowa, was set- the second. conference championship last season,) . Z a at bat in Kchroder which the more first delayed game Innings: In the eighth inning, second gam, Lthan an hour, necessitating postpone off Drlscoll I. IS at bat In I Innings. ment In the consular service. appointBlshc-jand 30 others have been suspended tled outside of court. Davis, who won Pratt over Ruth's head with ment 01 Valentine tripled three a misfrom all student activities for one year 00 years ;enl second. the Schrceder. Bases Winning pitcher the .match from the national cham- the bags full and 'scored on MclnnSs" sion In Germany about twenty years by President Thompson for alleged on balls Off 1: Score: K. off R. II. Drlscoll Coray x In that country preid!rc pion, agreed to call it no contest and double. ago and cheating during the last May mid10 0 S. Struck out By Coray &; by Drls- over R. H. E. Chicago First game: the term examinations, it became known to accept the return of his half of the New hen 2. Time of game 1:40. Lft on the world war broke mission 1 coll 3 12 S IS 0 St- - Louis York out in today. The "suspension will prevent s 114. Dewlaton G. side W. held bases 4. $400 7; Batteries: Smithfield bet Vaughn and KUlefer; 2 by ("Sc") Boston He lived In that country for fixe After Jess Willard won the heavyi 4 Haines and CU mons. him from playing on the football team Owinn. The court action wai brought Batteries: and Sk:hang; Qulnn weight championship of the world he Taylor. years, next season. becoming thoroughly converssrt 00 00 by Davis against Taylor on hia refusal Jones. Karr and Ruel. became a circus performer. with the language and customs of the over to on turn the evidence by. Second game: . R. H K. .. . I purs In an . T for circuses in uacitson people. me were 11 mat 1 pegs 6 2 ACCUSE MAN 'STRANGLER' REFUSES 1916, EUROPEAN WRITERS OF he fought ten rounds with Frank reei,;ew York .. S 0 Moran at Madison Square Garden and apart, instead of 4 0 feet as agreed to. Boston BOOST CARPENTIER BOUT WITH ZBYSZKO won a popular decision. Moran, 'foll00KIDNAPING SON Batteries: Pierry and Pevormer; Russell hia and tridefeat Walker. had Johnson owing by 00- umphed over Jim Coffey, another as- EVERYTHING READY PROVO. June 23. To be kidnaped NEW YORK. June 22. Georges ROCHESTER, N. Y., June 23. the was for pirant championship, and more than an even Because Ed "Strangler" Lewis, former considered eligible FOR PORTLAND MEET own was Carpentier father his foV a crack at the the experience chance of h EIGHT MEN NABBED (by heavyweight wrestling champion of titleholder. earning inaway the heavy Elmer C Mower of Spanof LI any the pinion 0 the world, refused to sign articles for boxing WITH BOGUS TICKETS He was no match for the Kansan weight A pldm!ciin thr ish Fork. complaint against Charles the vanguard title, or PORTLAND. Ore.. June 23. Final a match with Stanislaus Zbyszko giant, who outweighed him almost 6 0 caused European sporting by L. father The of impurities Mower, boy, allegtng writers who arTlved yesterday aboard waur iupply and are ended only present titleholder, a wrestling boutPounds. Willard allowed the challen arrangements for. the eastern-wester- n be kidnaped the boy that Monday the new French' liner Pari on her vhen th scheduled between them here for Mon - ;ger to do the leading 23 NEW track and meet on June field Multnomah men water ii purified-- Like- TORK, Eight Moran could but the home from of LJille Mower, maiden trip from Havre. uaa wis iiiucn - inot inject sufficient punitive power in field Saturday were completed today, suspected of flooding the country with night uxjr 4i.r4r ck (Mir his divorced wife, has been sworn. The Xedoux. ha nf am weight Charles tetter, rlapU, of his blows to even leave a scratch uDon including .the time nitely. SM. klcaa4s scheduling offense is ld to the have tickets for alleged taken Dempsey. Carpenm4 ftlemMtias er c 4 by of France, predicted CarLewis claims . he was not given a his vents, selection of Judges and all of- bogus opponent. im tWe Monday ntghL Mrs. Mower wai championwould 4 tmm h place were tier lis arrested ss!r here knock fair show in the division of the purse. Inbiga manner and fight ficials: In 2:30 The. out meet will Dcmpaey at of Wiilard pentier begin of speaking, k custody th aJr U sr child tTT4 the granted 4r9m by was to be m.. rounds. 312,000 with athletes of the New York charged with forgery, counterfeiting court following a divorce action. It six-Moran with- one hand." and p. Zbyszko guaranteed whipped m4 fcee it rer kr kl4 reor forty per cent of the total gate in a literal manner, too. The fore- Athletic club and the Winged M in the and grand larcency. I have seen both men In action. tmktug S. 3. 3. Yen c14 kav a kt Is believed tbat Mower took the boy d "and base aald. vn Wlus kawrB. dash and pole vault- my he ceipts, while Lewis was to receive finger of his right hand was broken in were opinion at Two to retaken the him Idaho. of with the balance. observation. the third round in a collision with T. Morris Dunne has been selected volvers by six detectives, point For Hrrt the JW SrcSI Eookltt or to tndi. forty per cent of. 00 personal In a 00 'Moran's elbow and after that onlv the refere, with Dick Grant as starter. apartment and three In. a three time in his career Dempsey will be VJUIDO.V IS G RKATKST. on a raid wrr Owe M(m1 Atrrem PIONEER DIES. lert rist was of much use to him. With Chief judge of finish will be Frank where police claim they found The British open golf title won't called upon to fight a brain. CarS.S Cv .DStdJt.AtUnf.Q. 3 LOGAN, June 23. Mrs. Lettie Farr that alone he could not knock out his Harmer and chief timer, George Par- ahouse, brain, his with coupled be won without a struggle press. pentier wr druiil. printing 5. S. 5. a Gf of n widow Moses so the last round ended just ker. Apostle Thatcher, la hlttlnr. win opponent, men were arretted afThe pncUlon first old five Encland'a strength VaVdon. Braid guard Thatcher, died at her home in this city as Pollyanna would have wished. No win." 00 ter one of them Is alleged to have last evening, She was 76 years old one had been hurt and both men were Andrew Glarner, French track star, 20 British open titles. sale of a the Babe now for Ruth to 13,750 make negotiated last worth 'plans and. with her husband, was a pioneer a great deal wealthier than before baseball fan out of the Judge who of tickets to a detective. will report the fight for the Ex. is probably the Vardon x who large of greatest of Cache valley. Mrs. Thatcher was they met. and the Petit Partsien. talC; of in three. threw ; ceislor him. tickets, the bogus quantity police said, the hoozegow for speed-- was Willard salted away the $47,500 lng. born at Nauyoo, 111., ad came to Utah Frenchman - Car- In the possession of the men. found He Every wonderful on o golf here . . f t . with the early "pioneers. Funeral'serv-ice- s which came to. him from the purse the tnriuuricourses 00 k.-last 00 strange aummer. will be held Sunday xat the Logan and went back to the circus unworried Wellesley college, has a course In' Cricket was played at Winchester, 0l?h.riw?vUnk v"don -- hould be the bacon. and I am aure ha will do 77ie Standard Blood Parifict bjr what the futura held" in store, jAbernacl jpra.ctica.lljr unbeatable. automoble maintenance and rejpalr. 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