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Show rv 5 - - - - il PIS THE OGDJiN ' ' 7" " " - " ' ' n rrnTT TTm mm i- Tm rrnTT:T.Tm TR m Ml ii M I- TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, 1921. R ' . Mlliii: HiKU STANDARD-EXAMINE- THE CRAZY QUILT TOUPEYFgig -- lSff t At Wilson Twelve Matches Listed on ; Card Today; Women to Gordon McKay, local middleweight go star, in speaking of his of San Francisco, with Battling Ortega Play Thursday which Is scheduled to take place at the Lagoon racetrack arena Friday, Eight fast matches were played pn Aueust 6. said: "I feel confident that the courts of the Ogden Tennis club I can beat Ortega. I understand that and an aggresMonday afternoon .in 'the opening he is a cleverof.boxer the' Jack Dempsey sive fighter round of play in the men's singles for can beat him at his I think I but styl, the state championship. own game. I am inthe best' or con' .Sixteen matches are listed on the dition of any time in ray career. I want a match with Bryan Downey orI program today. ' to secure this and chamE. M. ("Ned") Garnett, state Johnny Wilson, As took-ththe winner of must beat feature Ortega. in the singles, pion event on the card Monday afternoon this bout will challenge the champion I feel sure that the fans will aee one by defeating H. Manson of Provo in of the best fights ever staged here.",n two straight sets will arrive in Battling Ortega Manson, who is a youngster, gave will the veteran a battle for honors today and those interested him to a chance have and time aje probably throughout the. contest, to its work out. Ortega is a clever boy and again bring the grandstand feet. Gamett's returns were made has an enviable- reputation. having with the agility of a professional and met Mike O'Dowd, Mickey "King. BryJock Malone, Jimmy proved' the undoing of the Provo an Downey. V ,D'Arcy and many other well known racquet star. fighters. He has a large siring oi : SURPRISE HERE. knockouts to his credit. One of the big surprises of the day The improvements on the big arena was the defeat of Ott Romney, former at Lagoon have been made and everyUniversity of Utah athlete, in straight thing is in readiness for the card Frisets at the hands of P. E. Smith of day night. Logan. Smith displayed a rare Knowl- . Eddie Daley of Ogden and Ed Shep-par- d of Salt Lake, heavyweights, will edge ofthe net game and his returns d go. and serves won him victory. The furnish thrills in a scores in ithis match were Johns will appear in a Jimmy DaVftColftman trounced M. Jefferies semiwindup with Georgt?- Sollls of Ogden-i- n their match which wasj of Salt Lake or some other fast boy fast and keenly contested throughout. if arnigements can' be worked out Coleman took the first set by a itodaV, score and the second set, j Tickets will be placed on sale today The match between S. H. Hender- - at Hemenway & Moser's and DeWitt's shot of Ogden and Spsnce Felt of! cigar stores in Ogden and at the Salt Lake went three sets. Felt won Whit? House cigar store in Salt Lake, the initial set from the Ogdenite by at Popular prices will prevail. oo score of Hendershot displayed rare ability at returns in the second, match, winning by a scon? of BABE RUTH MAKES Felt came back in the final set and BIG" HIT HIJJO' trounced the Ogden racquet star. takingA.the game. L. Carll of Ogden met defeat at; the Jhands of M. Rich of Logan in a, NEW YORK, Aug. 2. "Babe" Ruth well played match, the 'counts being is becoming. even'more popular with 3 and Rich is being boosted as his you;hful admirers by his woncter-f "Rofnrn tV) a rct m.o, ha ill nro one of the dark horse3 of the tourna old balls into the stands and enjoys ment by the Logan net followers. the youngsters scramoie to watching as HESS DEF12ATKD. them souvenirs. get R. Law of Logran trounced Ken Hess of Ojjden in straight sets. 1 and Law performed liR? a champion and for 'this afternoon and evening': O. Nelson. Ogden, vs. R. Nevins, his rapid fire returns and peppery . C. R. Johnson, Logan, vs. serves were of the contest. features "G. JenFred was Gallentine, of Ogden: defeat Lyle Stocking Ogden ed- - by W. G. Bmley of Ogd?n in sen. Ogden, vs. F. Dixon, Provo; W. 1 Logaiw vs. W. L. Wattis, Og- Stockine Howell. and 3 straighta sets. : nlaved eoort eame at serving-bufell den ,V. G. Emley, Ogden, vs. A. R.Moyes, Ogden; L. H. Patterson, Ogdown on his returns. . Arch Moyes of Ogden won his match; den, vs. E. G. Petirsen. Logan: E. M. from J. Ballantyne of Ogden in! Garnett. Salt Lake, vs. B. Law, Logan; E. L. sets, 1 and Major O. Preshrey, Ogden, vs. vs. straight -W. Smith, Provo, Tony Shufflebarger defaulted his 'Htley. Ogden; J. II. N. Titley. Ogden, maitch to W. L. Wattis. Vernon, Logan; ..Play in the second round of the vs. W. J. Merrill, Logan; E. Allen, mien's . singles will start late this af- - Provo. vs. M. Gallagher, Salt Lake; ternoon. The first round in the men's J. G. Titley. Ogden. vs. Robert Offi cer, Salt Lakt;.; O. Eccles, Logan,' va. doubles will also start today. Women entered in the singles and Dave Coleman. Salt Lake; M. Rich, doubles will .meet Thursday afternoon Logan, vs. S. P. Felt, Salt Lake; P. E. in the first round. Smith. Logan, vs. A. D. Thomas, Salt Following are the matches listed Lake. 12-rou- GENE AH EARN GRID PLAYERS ants for nd Till A have. To WArr MOT g .'ftyTHE M? 7 aL tT ($tirT f .1 GET S0MEV40MAUT0 SAVE I Og-de- YOU L CAvfT M.LOVJ HAH A I SQ KviQVJ I 'Ytt KJOT I I ALLOWED ! J ! 6-- -3 I fr ; 0. 6-- 6-- 2, 4. , r-- 6-- 6-- V r-- 3. . Og-den- ; L-J- - 6-- 6-- t ; 6-- 6-- 3. i - 1 aamoioESHiiD) Oden. Ogden Wyomin a? Ixian. Nevada at Ijgan. Colorado Mines at ru 5 11 Montana Mines College of Idaho A rain ; , ! FLAG RAC EAT YANKEES TRIM DODGERS' RALLY CRUCIAL POINTlDEFEATS lEVELANDi CARDS!! Romney today. There are many holes to be filled. many a merry tfKn looms to ae-the beat men for tire positions. Series to;Brooklyn Batters Chase termlne It will be a survival of the fittest.. Hoyt Pitched Fine Ball in Ogden-Tremonto- n "With Louie Falck at the helm of Over Five Scores in Pecide Winners of Pinches; Chicago Wins ithe Aggies this season I am confident Ninth Inning Second Half From Athletics .that we will have a team that will make the beat of them step to win. NATIONAL LEAGUE. "Stanger, Conroy. Belnap. Baliff. NORTHERN UTAH LEAGUE. AMERICAN LEAGUE. L. W and other Ogden men will be Pet. Falck. W. L. L. Pet. Pet. W. 35 61 .635 out for the team." . 10 ,2 833 ' Pittsburg .633 Ogden . 36 62 Cleveland 37 s .622 4 . 35 .628 Tremonton .667 New York ttl 59 New York . 00 6 . 500 . 6 .53 39 .576 48 Boston 54 .529 Logan . . Washington 40 .505 4 50 52 .4 80 Brigham . .364' Brooklyn . . . Detroit ...48 47 48 4 . . 333 ... .485 . 4 4 .463 Ut'Wlaton St. Ixuis 51 St. Louis 4 .427 55 3 8 . .453 Smithfleld 52 .273 Chicago . . . 43 Boston 41 66 .423 443 .. Cincinnati 54 . . 43 Chicago ... 30 65 .316 .371 61 Philadelphia Wednesday's Sclicdulc Philadelphia . . ..36 at Tremonton. Ogden YESTERDAY'S RESCITR. Results. f athrirlirhl la Brigham at Logan. " Another vtr.-iYesterday's Detroit At PltUburg Boston 3. Ptttsburg Lewlston at fmithfield. 0, WashAt Washington roln,u into the chaw for John- At Chicago Philadelphia 6. Chlca-In- y crown. Kllbane-The newcomer ington 1. ' meet In a (go 1. Ogrden and Tremonton At Philadelphia Chicago 5. Philaof Philadelnhia. Johnnv Mvn At CincinnatlNew York 5. Clncln-- ; ihrt e yean, three-gam- e 122 series this week. Th first delphia 4. aff) one of thm bestMavu At New Tork Cleveland 2. New game of this series, which will in nil r.atl 4. nrodured. the vr tjfwindrs At St. IxjuIs Brooklyn 8. St. IxuisjquU lhe Karne' wnen he landed a posi- York 5. determine the league probability At Boston St. Louis 0. Boston 2. j tion with a business house, but during champions for the second half of the i r.ivu i ur i riciu lion tut iiru TODAY'S SCTIE1ULF Todar's SoIkmIuIc. his attention to the padded mitts and season, will ho played on the TreBoston at Chicago. will essay a comeback soon. I:troi: at Washington. monton lot Wednesdey afternoon at 4 p. m. at Pittsburg Chicago at Philadelphia. Philadelphia Cleveland at New York. Joe Beckett, the English heavyLawson will pitch for the Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Lfty St. Louis at Boston. New York at St. Louis. Is to Olsen" while due put away weight, whom Carpentler Lefty Guimerj in jig time in England, will-non ihe firing line for the liear make start NEW YORK. Aug. 2. The NewjAlthougn La.WBOn wa!J 0(t forni ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2 Brooklyn, scor- his promisea American invasion until York Americans reduced Cleveland's Sunday in the congest against the Beet ing five runs in the ninth inning, came fall, according to word received by he is confident that he will up from behind and won the final Francois Descamps. Beckett has been lead to one game by winning the third Diggers to be able game of the series with St. Ixuls. 8 detained bv some business interents. 5 to time. i trounce his opponents this to of the sertes by a score of 7. The Dodger runs resulted from The English battler wants to try con' game 2. contest sched- three doubles, a single, a base on balls clusions with some of the American Hoyt pitched a strong game, es- The Urlgham-Logauled for Wednesday at Logan should and a wild pitch by Sherdel. who had light vhea vies. pecially in the pinches, as nine" Cleve- also be interesting. If the Peaches relieved Haines, it was the first game land' players were left on basea. Hoyt are victors When Jack Dempsey defeated Georelim- Brooklyn has won in St. Louis this will they practically also hit a double and a single. a chance at season. The Contest was marked by ges Carpentler, there was one eastern the inate from Collegians was disappointed-Thaten hits. sporting man who Bagby was ineffective, and the Yan-- ; winning the pennant. was E. none other than individual R. H. "Score: In j. contest: the other a Wednesday hit his kees hit consistently. Baker 2 s . . IS better k known perhaps, John on will Reisler, Lewlston meet Smithfleld the Brooklyn home run in the third inning with latter's lot. T 13 2 as "John the Barber, Reisler used ... Louis St. R. II. E. to Ruth on base. Score: left this Jack Smith and Taymanage Batteries: Dempsey. Tremonton and afternoon Schupp. Saturday S 2 1 Ogden will cross bats on the Sherdel and management' and when he next apCleveland Haines, lor, Krueger; Ogden 2 lot at 3:S0 p. m. 5 10 he was under New ork The same Clemmona. peared as a "comer" sharp. the two wing of Jack K earns. Reisler suedBatteries: Bagby, Uhle and O'Neill; tjfams will play again Sunday. CINCINNATI. Ohio. Aug. 2. New Ithe champion for a share of his earnThe Sunday matinee will start at 3 p. Hoyt and Schang. in the ings several times but Dempsey a!r m. sharp. York and Cincinnati broke-eve- n oo up series, the Giants taking the was won out when the case came PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2. Chicago fw rorn for trial. Since their last suit. Reislast game Monday. 5 to 4. macb? it three straight Monday by de5 to 4. bunched four hits and took the lead, in ler and Dempsey have ceased to Ernie WILLARD IS OFFERED feating Philadelphia, Reisler was hoping Carpenrun the seventh. speak. for scored the Johnson winning would H. knock the champion into E. R. tler BOUT Score: WITH DEMPSEY New York the White Sox in the ninth inning. 0 a cooked hat. 5 12 Welch drove a home, run into the 4 11 0 Cincinnati bleachers in the first. It wo a Tex Rickard will probably have a Barnes Sallee. 2. Nay-lo- r NEW Tex Batteries: YORK. Rickard between Toney, battle Aug. pitchers' time getting his boxers to sit to a and Mark's rough and seat Jess Wingo. Wilkinson. Monday Snyder; and telegram In the' southwest corner of the Madiforrader heavyweight champion, R. H. E. Scor.: 5 Hi 1 asking him how long it woud take PITTSBURG. Aug. 2. Adams kept son Square Garden "ring during the Chicago It was in the south4 8 2 him to get Into condition to meet Jack the visitors" hit scattered Monday and coming winter. . Philadelphia Wilkenson 7 to 3. west corner- - of that ring that Bren-han- ,won from Boston, and also tltleholder. Schalk; Dempsey, Pittsburg ajid Batteries: hit over to naime a present Welling, Lewis. Mitchell and Powell's home run war on-price for his services. Naylor and Perkins. The giant heavyweight has express- the rightfleld barrier, the first one others sat and were defeated. HowWASHINGTON. AugT 2. Washing- ed a desire to regain the champion- this year over that fence, Oowdy was ever, therebe1will be one boxer whom it hard- to have adopt the not ton took its third, straight gane Mon ship and it Is understood that he has ordered off the bench In the opening will comer." hoodoo That boxer Is Joey ' .1 Idem. Innln to been wan to 0. to Umpire efforts by It a train fightmaking day from Detroit; E. The bantam H. R. Lynch. Score: best- ing form. champ occupied pitchers duel in which Mogridge 1 3 that corner the night he defeated Pete Whether Dempsey's trip eastward Boston R. H. E. ed Oldham. Score: "... 0 Herman'and won trie crown of his div; . 1 11 0 Jias any connection with the proposed Pitteburg ... 0 Detroit . ision. Rickard la expecting some kicks 1 1 :T" If contest Batteries: ... McQuinlln. could Fllllngham not but be learned, VVrashlngiton on, the southwest corner, becaus t he Schmidt. Adams and Batteries: Wilkinson and Schalk; he is starting on his way to Europe and Gowdy; had a few complaints laat spring.- as he Is believed &nd it thajt rumored, Gharrlty.' Mogridg 2. CHICAGO. Aug. Philadelphia would be "sure to. see Rickard before Dr. Samiel Black, made It four out of five from Chicago president of BOSTON, Aug. 2. Joe Buah held sailing, the and 'Jefferson college, out of Cheeves Washington BosRickard also announced 'that the Monday by batting St. Louis to one hit. Monday and and winning the will approve the adoption of the ton won the opening game of, the se- bout for the light heavyweight cham- box in the first inning series here. 6 to I. WTestling and boxing sport, provided of the final 2 game of of the to between world 0, by taking advantage pionship Georges ries, In third inning the athletic association can obtain the the Rain began falling Shockerts .wildnees In the first in- Carpentler and Tom Gibbons prqbably the until. necessary funds to pay for coaches continued ftm half but Garbu hitwould. held in thte off Sialer Madison play made SqUare only ning. to was the when direct the sport, aays a recent angame seventh. Noof he Bush 6i a grounder through the box den late ; in October or early In unsixth nouncement from the college." Last called, the score reverting, ' vember. The promoter also has In the 'opening inning.- - r . .( . spring. Dr. Black went on record . R- & snatch R. H.. E. der consideration Score:- between inning. ' ' H. E. against, the .adoption of, these aporta Scort:.' , 0 St. Louis . . Bryant Downey of Cleveland and ' .. because It would be necessary to re 2 0 Johnny Wilson of Boston, to settle Philadelphia 5 Boston . . 1 hours. middle-weigh1.2 constudy shape the Chicago Batteries: Shodnr and Severeid; the championship reW& J. to have eeri thing - Smith and wants Bruggy; Batteries: of out the , Buah and Ruel. troversy which grew : other colleges-- have.' bat they, must . York aod o;Farrell. " . cent battle between the two boxers, at Cheeves, oo . ' oo Cleveland. NEEDLE'S EXE. the college representatives U - coir.-- ! ' oo There Is . another reason why Rtd otherwise BENNY'S MOTHER, he will1 pete .with the best, Faber la leading the American leafu . knock doesn't Leonard When Benny nofpermit.it. Qlaxner' the Na- PHANTOM MIKE TO pitchers and Ralph out an opponent he gets the raxtberry ' each has a lot of tionals than that " from the fans. The action of the New box RATNER FIGHT ATJGIE stuff.." to have the stuff neces-essar- y ing commission is barring Jersey Johi.-- t He's Jack figured oan the their control.. It's put They to kick over his men every son from Jersey rings, was a ket-ball where they want . over the plate , lets one go.' he time blow of disappointment to the former t. "Phantom CHICAGO, Aug. with almost mechanical ability. a , lot .of .any is reexpecting, Johnson, who was only Mike" whose That, Gibbons St,,PauU of ' harder champion-' released of any turn That Is the Dlgyest asset are ". Some , from Leavenworth .fighters been has fighter. to, ' recently the game boxlnjr . pitcher. others. to one year for he than where served hit meet markedwill prison victories, by many Take a ook backwards to that an- violation of the Mann White Slave is: there this from aside But middleYork Augle Ratner, he New ' grand old roan fr Young". - , , had contemplated getting in shapeact, to weight, in a ten round decision bout other isseason. He registered-- 22 seasons in the mether.' the ring, and- negotiations It Benny's here ht. tonlf : before he faded. majors were 'under way for a battje with Every time he leaves home for Should 'the 6t-- Faur boxer defeat He pitched, in B71 games, allowed Ratner my she boy. says "Benny, Wills, the colored; milter. Johnan fight engagehe Harry will seek early 117 bases on balls and struck out ment with son don't hurt any your opponent title whose please plans a trip to Trenton for a conJohnns: Wilson, 278 batters. His .average for bases as middleweight more than you have toand don't ference with the members of the boxhas ben champion ' on. balls was but per game . dur- in dlsput since his recent fight with knock him out-commission. ing . 12 years. . ing his So perhaps she Is responsible for ' in Cleveland. Old , Cy .could throw . "the ' ball Bryan Downey, a pleasant evening sorrva many oo aa to eye of a" needle. Long has spent with for every 1000 points played--through the mediocre fighter should after his curves-anhave been keep the publicity seekers outhad left he when SPIIEK. speed, SPORT Benny billiard title has lot some of him he won "Y. by means of control.-.- ' ,The On July 23 40, 000. Boston fans Jam- counted out. . ....-. .r- -. . its' oo luster since lioppe was oosee , original the to into med Braves Field r. ambushed back of the national tour. RISK IS SLIGHT. double-headeTen A. secret process' has been dis'. covered by an Australian-foWillie HoppVs announcement that naments. the . Harvathousand people witnessed' making to defend his title would-defendecision d ie!d tin rd-Yale title billiard . from he his , leather rabbit skle,vs. Cambridge-OxforOO meet,- - "Twelve thousand bike fans matches other than those played In In open matches will doubtless bring 'f Horemaans, the Belgian exThe hyacinth was .first imported gathered at the cycle track the eame the annual tournament has put a new Edouard to this country .in a back attendInto England from Asia toward tho evening. Ten thousand bugs interest In the green cloth game. pert, He has set his price high 11060 end of the sixteenth century. bout. ed the ghevlln-Lats- o I : . . I . Ring and Mat 1 ! n I I I i ot J j t j 12 ROUNDS Winner to. Meet World's Champion During Wild West Show at Ogden nlp-and-tu-ck OGDEN , . - .... ... ......... i - to-th- e SALT LAKE (4 Rounds) 1, a . EDDIE DALEY vs. ED SHEPPARD , t. Walur ; 10 .......... w ..'......... t - an.mof- - , aatVwashing-an- d He la 53. ,n 1S15 wh.n from t'h'ihe "! Sox lost but 13. The Sox won the pen- nant and Faber was one of th heroes of the world series. Then came four years in which he did not bloom so brilliantly. lie was slipping. Fans figured he was out of the spotlight. passing ' Last year he comestaged a back, winning 23 games great and losing t 13' With the start he already has thi summer he should win 35 games at the he breaks his arm. oo-least-sunl- ess - CHINESE MILITARY LEADERS DISTURBED -- PEKING. Auc. The Associ- 2. ated Press). Military (By leaders here are reported tp b disturbed over lhe situation in the province of Hupeh. ivhlch recently beTame engaged in hostilities the province of Hunan. It inagainst declared they are r.6t certain regarding the sympathies of GenPel-Feral Wu leader of government troops in Hunan and ther is some speculation whether he will fight for the retention of Wan Chang Yuen, inspecting commissioner of the tvo province, it is also reported he has u. declined to command forces being mobilized to repulse advancing troop and ha refused to intercede with Chao Peng-T- l. governor of Hunan, and dissuading him from pressing his Invasion of Hupeh. Friction exist between the troops led by General Wu Tel-F- u and thos under the command of General Tso-Ligovernor of Manchuria,Chang who detachrd forces to aid in suppressing" the disorder. Hu-nane- se n. oo " GRAIN ELEVATOR MEN'S STRIKE OFF CHICAGO. Aurt. 2 The strike ot grain elevator emploje. started hert a. month ago by the Chicago Grala Elevator and Feed Mill Employes Union, has been called off. It was an nounced officially today. The walk out effected SOP men. The strike resulted when the. men refused a new workinr agreement with the employers Involving reduced wages and changes in hours and working conditions. The employers announced today that been established atj "open shop" had oo - , FOREIGN MAILS TO BE HANDLED QUICKLY NEW YORK. Aug. 2. The steamship President, assigned by the. government to the rosioffice department, today Inaugurated "Its twenty-fou- r hours of service runs to to rush In the mails from quarantine Inbound steamers. Postmaster-GenerHays and, members of the congressional al m .i r .,!....' ,...svM.. lu.en . , , : . oc7 w th'' ?tf.. st'feaw iulttfVe -- . ... . ton or joh.on what Grover Alexander was to the Phillies in his halcyon days. The titlan-halre- d apitter la not a kid slx-gar- ae ; HEAVYWEIGHT EVENT . Fflbr t , Wil-lard- . ... nr.ibr -- . air records Thit fact tnakts Faber's record all the more marvelou.s With a learn tike the White Sox of 19- - now rnan' games would Fabei " ! , (Tiger of the Ring) have surpassed of the past. hi!e a team that has one pitcher i inurr games nins the pennant the Sox are likely to wind up tn the cellar. vcairn mr eirongesi hriuD!isilnls particularly bright this year we ye h,including n,v,i.nH beside a nucleus of veterans ,,. Yanks, with a shall .have lined up the blggesN hard back of him. in the Uox the flghtiig and most, promising list; But whn Faberon isnew Take contenders for the 'varsity squad life, the old Pyera mu mey pmy iik at we have ever greeted,' paid I,"'""'. I ; SAN FRANCISCO ter i : ! Oirtega put i .. j A fen t s 111! NOT A YCirXCiSTKJl. And xbould he win IS or nossiblv of U at Salt! 20 Kames more which !a possible i A OUHng PCf he will ijame. luch the naniei 1 1 at. two-bas- e VS. - Gleasonltes with but ex defeats. half the frames the Kox heve rm urr down In the record to the credit of th bifr sorrel' topped fellow, can slump in hi? pitchunr faoer now on and Rtill make the haloed from at circle nf 30 grime won which all pitchers strive for. " (Western Champion) b- , n OGDEN h; al- e j G mdm McKay MO.!Hl no riUIIIUf T0-o- ld 1 e j a n i ri jr tiurt'ic lh' ' I FOR WESTERN MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP the ' ! WIIH ) , ; 2. ; 6-- ,.V. . 2. 6-- pid Thankenlvinc day I, Lake. Falck. former Ogden h!?h ' Iule athletic school star and captain elect ' fnr IV.. rnmln aon tho ' mam or me one is expected to be springa in the Agrgie offensive as wen 'as defensive play. Falck has been named alconference quarterback dux lnc the naat two rear. thing that makes the pror J j 6-- spitter. I nd - 6- 11 22 29 November Butte. November four-roun- six-rou- t K D10. -- 3. lFfli a 4 October October October October ." 6-- r.-- " . 3, i" is url.an Kalr. thr White S'x pitcher wlio U..ow the speed ball 1 -- 6-- pe.ird. ii- - of Christy Mathetvson. t'y Yiuns, Jack he?bro Hd-lii'lank. Chief Hender. IM. Walsh. Ku&a Fcrd. Jack Coombs. a oVisltiltt ob nrnarH 1 n n nf Mordecal Ilrown. Smoky" Joe Wood other light of the yalerdas in the heaviest ever attempted by the An- .and the hall of baseball fame. gles and calls for eight contests to HIS LOG BOOK. date: ' ITrl'an Tor the lied" up to July October 1 Ogden A. C. at Ix?pan. won 20 frames for the rebuilt t had A. ( at 8 I jg - CHES LVJMr fight Mftnnl.m n.nf.r. nee and are now considered comend ers for the conference charoplt.nFhip IurinR the 1921 ?eson the Aprie? will play four conference game?. ...-,- I f Voull NYDCIL By DI1AN of the hat' of the pennant new Wonder man has ap- - Out Th astV,in1itic record which One of the big features of play lur has up thi ;. far in the yenr ready hap won him th nam of ing the coming campaign is the tact thak tha havf at last hrrn ad- - mp the Krehtest ritchr f 1921. . 6-- 2. 2, Mound Work 1921 Footbal) warriors of the Utab.AgTi-- , cultural college, Logan, will answer the initial call for practice September 12. announce? Coach Lowell Romney. From all indication." the Aggies will have one of the bent teams In year?. e NEW-MAR- K Eight Games on Schedule of White Sox Pitcher Heads Blue and White Contest Straight for Fame by . 6-- SET 9 TO WEAR WAVE FA BER SHOULD COACH CALLS 9AReFOOTEDill5 1 j VJtUPOVJSwl SO mmf Must Win Over Ortega to Get Chance' McKay uu-tkeoe- VUlUllilJ By I FEEL y Y aii -- -- BIG SEMI-WIND-U- TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER P LAG OOM ARENA FRIDAY; AUGUST . : AT 5, 1921 8:00 P. M. . .... PLES AND BOILS -- n - -- , - - . . re-ent- er, - i - . l.it " ; PMGES BLACKHEADS . . General Admission . $1 .00 Reserved ' Seats . :. . V ; V . J $2.00 . . . . . . . ;$3.00 Ringside ; Seats on sak at Hemenway & Mosers and Dewitt's Cigar Stores, Ogden ; .White House Cigar, Stand, Salt Lake : . . ' . d : ' - ' . - hr For SpcisI Baokltl r or indi. riduil dic,irithoutchrg, Tf Chif MdicMl Adn-y- r. SS mt Gt S. S. SDp't43.AtUntm,Ga!. four dxuglitt. Co., " . . o Tou ihould re?ird theie outbreak aa danxer aljnali. 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