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Show - THE OGDEN .. .. .. ' .. - - - mmS'LL mm mm . ' By GENE AHEARN GRACE WON ;o-- : (Y IIeKst . , ' - . mmm CdDILMAM MM TTTThTTD THE CRAZY QUILT FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1921 STANDARD-EXAMINE- R RUTH'S HITTING 'INDIANS AGAIN PERISCOPE WINS FOR LOSE TO BEES YANHSj Unbeaten Mare Takes $15,-00- New Yorkers Take Firmer jLeverenx Hurls High Grade Hold on First Place; Grand Circuit Stake Ball; Seals Take Close Game From Angels At North Randall Shawkey in Form 0 1 H0UR , HMpper Willett WiU Twirl , 'for Ogden Club; Game ' AMLRICAV PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. NORTH RANDALL. CLEVKLAN'D, 1 TV. Pet. W. I, Pct. O.. Aug-- 12. Tne unoeaten 49 4 39 .82 .822 .San Francisco York old mare Periscope annexed the .ss: T 57 SS 41 .7 Sacramento .. est Orand Circuit racing: take of the i Cleveland 3 71 Creates Interest . 39 .oS2 Seattle .!? the Washington here by ftrt Thursday taking year . S4 .491 Los At:ges . . and third hfats of the .North Randall m. iouis a7 h 47 S .5.1 . . 57 .70 Detroit to ak!and n ot. all opn xepl R 2 .523 The final contest of the baseball . 49 .4fiT Boston Vernon a Arion with and Manninsr Peter Guy, season between tire Logan and Ogden SO .370 l . Salt .4" .41" Lake value of $15,000. She was also lead ' "hicao clubs next Sunday will no doubt stir 93 .31 .:5o ..5 7 4 . . ; Portland went when she in second heat Philadelphia the ing From all up considerable interest. into a break about an eighth or a mil Indications the battle will be Just as YKsTKRDAVS UF.SLIiTS. Yesterday's Reult. the wlr and finished fifth. from keen as the hair raising tilt staged A' PhiladeTphla - New York T, Phil- 4. Seattle 3. Salt heat. Iak that takinir between lot last Sunday on the local teams. 3. 2. Portland 2. is the oivned Sacramento Hollyadelphia by Periscope th Ogden and Tremonton No scheduled. was other 1. Los Angeles 0. games San Francisco and wood farm. I.exlnrton. Ky., to Ogden That Logan is coming , Vernon 1. on of L. Oakland the J. driven Dodge, locals-intby o camp TODAY S SCHKDl I.i:. prepared to take the owners. is evidenced from the latest informaSt. Louis a: Detroit a nvcr rras SEATTLE. Aug 12 Waltar4 Lev-Sraced mile last Thp tion which was received here today. to at Cleveland erenr. iw fell Chicago it' Rain track. twirjed the Wees to a erin ntly sticky The Collegians have released Morton, New York at Philadelphia. her Thurover Indians the were cor. races the all but victory afternoon, Gene fend have signed spit ball artist, No other games scheduled Jacobs and Francis performed tinuel until utter the finish of the hi sday.' Caidera lo twirl the remaining games on the rubber in good tyl 'for the a came and race. it down hard Then i . ( TH Art af the seasdn. 12 1 OW- - GWAkI Pa.. PHILADELPHIA. ND ' The two teams will tangle M locals. Aug. to it madeck tr; flooded necessary WITH CARDS. tme Ath-- f in a double header Saturday. overcame The the Cabe Ruth of hitting the last Caldera-h4postpone the last been with the St. Louis a New York Ictics and gave ever.-until several today, National League team for R. H. E. tory. therebv tightening the Yankees'; GOOI TIMK MA UK. SALMOW . OWNER finish the season with , TT months and will 8 0 . .4 CP was .. Eu2 first Kuth hold upon place. In the first heat. Dodge laid back Caldera the 1 Logan sev- -' Sattle . . 12 aggregation. of .S Yankees' four the for ?ponibie the until was with roundingPerlscop twirled for Logan lasj season and forty-thir- d Edrun runs. home His and Ieverenr tn Batteries: Byler, h wnere took the leatl aiid came In the stretch one of the leading twirlers of the he when drove Adams. and Jacoba. Francis fourth, ards; won Arion McKinney. which Cache Valley, loop. He was with the ft field bleachers. had set the uac? a tcreater part of tho the ball into the and Salt Lake Bees in 1918 and 1919. OAKLAND. Aug. 1J. 8chanr PeckinpaugH Th; Seals remile, weakened in the rush home and 6Corin Ogden has five more contestsGuntwo m. a made won Tillie Walker hi battle the with of Angels pitchers' saveto from!flcad Jus: third place ni:u.r.ed and the maining on the schedule The homer Thursday ly a core ofxl to 0. and a home-run- . the (h coming Greyworthy. Nedda, doubles ners are out to cop' 'errr and cinch the KHison's homer in the ninth wit vas Walker s seventeenth, and it was fi:al fnorite with r Periscope, made Ihe at the hands of the h the only tallv made. on which 'rag. The defeat PtraUhi third day a pole and l".ik .n th It was her firs: Collegians last AVednesday set the R. M E. ball mt( the bleachers. wa.s distanced. start putSir lh locals back several points in the perH. H. B. I os 9 ore: 1 t season. of Angle rt centage column and put the Tremon3 New York San .Francisco ..I at the lead assumed the one closer ton aggregation half game Perisropf 0 3 10 Batteries: Hughes andStanage; start of th- - second heat and held Philadelphia has to' the Ogdenites. Tremonton and Schang; Couch and Telle. Batteries: Shawkey h command until passing the sevn-iffhtseven games remaining on her scheW. Hapt. Kefe. Freeman and Perkins. polp wh;re she hroke. dule and the majority of these conoo PORTLAND. Aug. 12. Sacramento R. Fleming, who had laid behind the tests will be hard fought. it three straight over the Rea made Millie then Irwin with TO pacemaker , "WILLETT WillettHURL. ers MWILL by NORFOLK KID taking Thursday's game. S to will perform 'fune out and won. with Anon Edgar in 2. The game was a hot pitching dul Kinnr-con cm Skipper, second. the Sunday the firing line finishing FIGHT HARRY GREB i.etween f'enner and Coleman.R. H. E. In the third hea: DodRp laid jn sectest against the Loganites. In a game ond position to the stretch where between these two teams played here 1 Z Sacramento Millie Irwin's had and wen 'overcame a few weeks ago Logan won out over r a i n wmwam we a m am 1 2. . Pa.. , Aug2 2 Harry PITTSKrun. Port!and bv a length. a 4 Ogden with Willett pitching by howheavy-- . Kid and Greb light Nrrfolk, Batteries:and Penner Cook; 3 the his condition scored in the Errors to game, Considering will meet in a boutiman and track the time was good, ever, paved the way for the Logan field h?re on AufUft 29, it; at Forbes a as GKKAT MinWKST twirled Willett WINS, high grade victory j was anti.HMKecl today ' ios ANGELES. Aug- 12.the The Oak- Th j new sweepstakes, for article of baseball. oo land bunch trounced Tigers old trotters went to the Great Mid-- i With an entire week's rest Willett west but not until the Peter the Great should be in top form when the bell The Tigers could not solve Kraute's SUB- 1W1 B B BHHRMUHHH B T En! L ' sounds. He t,wirled a remarkable concoh had been forced to a split heat Lew Tendlr nd Benny Leonard ' delivery, W getting only two hits. Cox race. Driven by alter the Great will furnish the rext title skit on test against the Tremonton aggregaR. H. E. Although officials of the Weber, Midwest won the Johnnv Klesch. Cleveland ntiddle-- !first and heats. tion last Sunday and should be able to third 22 at Philadelphia.Tendler and Oakland 4 11 4 ... ... endeavoring King Etwah, favorite in nhe betting Sept. this depart- Normal college have been set the Collegians back. -weight boxer, has written to both According a 1 coach . 1 1 of ... services to Vernon Lest the his seek in bets gridiron . . be called ... secuon. ... .n iua i .1 .u. , . .L'"C-,VSnappy workouts will be on the T T .Vim Vtic nr.t with his stable mate, Grace Ltwah, Leonard the skit should J Batteries. :, Krause and m Koehler; inis won schedule today and Saturday for the niii heat the second , him out." 'I'll knock 25 v u- w mini pwp zni ri iui HLt'li. .ua LUiin u uioun, v increases JjCaUjciass wpron mnnoi 2:10 trot wnf, to Jane the Gunners in preparation for tho Sun- rillSDUrg The Joe Lynch not in the On a July ra'st will tor at the in take, twelve" school, two Senior Giants only round tilts phamninn ow-a iavorue to neai Loop; Cox's was It favorite. Walter in Great, dayt contest. rinc season. urookiyn, this work in this to a draw during tne past tnree minor part HEAVY HITTERS. of win ; second the day. Bill however, will have full charge Split Twin months. The Clevelander has taken: Watson, oo.... fyOgden: has one of the heaviest hiti.i - or tne otner Drantncs n; auneuc v. otk. Donovan got' a thanklns 21 engagein but professional part in harness now, that on tiv Two even ings latet ting aggregations a com- took over the steering when he of COMMERCIAL, ments earmarks has the but VI Don on has ever been gathered together in took , NATIONAL LEAtai;. , Brj Johnny h h f mix to declines Willi er. is up He under the of, Hoppe phm management With such this section of W. L. Pet. , har-x in will he coaches New athletic PnwneV-ia He isn't newlv National because floHte organized good wjth making' . . he . tnfin as Hardy Peterson, Van, Brown, , 6.7 33 .639 Jerry Sachs. blanket - .ing Box t M Elder mess Davis at and the he underPittsburg Absociat4on until high . Billiard twirl-er T n rl rnn a rn r Kenna in llcftn l cvn f.... "Murphy and 43 opposing .602 New ...65 York... schools during the coming Rumors of hla ousting were to be stands how it functions. Here is what a coast scribe says off the reel the mound ar- Boston 5S and the middleweight title took a expected. 43 .574 right ... on. Just what gridiron sys em will has been bllliad title The always of Dave release t will to the Davenport be worry tists; haye something 52 .528 ... .......57 Even known, but it is a cer- - tied up with the manufacturers of ride. McGraw John couldn't pep ws- talnfy that not nrH.n oi,iK K.rn.. h. Davabout. Theae men are stickers of the Brooklyn".'.. on t, . : . .54 52 Leonard hasn't .509 nny St. Louis "... glue will have schools both a as Donsuch machine billiard up "Dave -, circuit: too decrepit goods. for the mixcrown first order and have aided Ogden Cincinnati when he's good 61 .435 iightwelght .'....47 in the teams field, was ovan to to all asked handle. due With grid a so in acknowledgement well Utah league Pry pitched 44 tne ooay rignier. 62 materially in her pennant chase thus, Chicago .415 as a player his title ing with lencnsr, ooPhiladelphia fans soured on the Hoppe's ability far this season. 72 .301 'that he was fired because if he was' 31 Philadelphia a if more mean it wosn't lot club. would Owner Baker won't spend a t would have to Willett the is anxious cinch nr blown; The people of Wakatlmi, Nets Manager kept Next league nnii. i.rm. u backeJ up by the to rebuild. make dime the know upyou :.v. ther flag as soon as possible and the lady rolks,wllo n thing cauoee. orenar in RESULTS. alreadv their .YESTERDAY'S dance nr,' siartl It where it deserves to Tha club other equipmentto cook sure will are to the of the house ail say give opposition players tableland oo At Boston Philadelphia 1, Boston on be the breaker. on so well In ou to will cook five have final games. go the they have 2. (Ten inrrinss). Colorado college. Colorado of wine co- rallon The peasant of India will not trust VMr,v "contest will start at 3 Brook- that I eat so much I can no longer A of Colorn- - have At New York Itrunday's university game) mon-hundred and ninety ioaie- his buries and a banks Thref the single from made am bren V l wear grape savings my Paris gown, Bwm. sharp.,' gJfiSrr"To losing ha o fioihv team, -lyn 5. New York 3. (Second game) lines. my . i been in Alaska. filed steads have er in the ground. My beauty is beins hidden by harnesr . crop in Australia. Brooklyn 5. New York 6. (Thirteen my chin." triple HORSESHOE PITCHING innings.) At Pittsburg (First game) Chica-- i The winner of the Sam C!apham- 7. HONORS IN DISPUTE go 3. Pittsburg (Second game). Jack 5.. Sherry match at Rock Springs on 4, Pittsburg (Eleven innings). , St. August IS will meet either Jack TayAt St. Louis Cincinnati lor or John Pesck in a finish match COLUMBUS, O.i Aus. ..: Efforts Louis 1. at the coal camp during the latter to be to, .made tozether bring argsoon "the three most expert horseshoe pitchTODAY'S SCU ED U E.part of August. CIapha.ni is training for this match at Denver. He writes at Boston. ers' in the United States in a Philadelphia New that he is in perfect condition York. at to decide the . champion-&hi- p Brooklyn at of the United States. Pittsburg. Chicago Entries for the Intermountain in now Cincinnati at St. Louis. :Th world's championship championships are pouring into the rflaimed by two men, Frank JacksonPITTSBURG. Aug. 12. Pittsburg offices of the Salt Lake Tennis club, of Ktllertbn, Iowa, and Charles BobThe title matches will be held on the of Lancaster,, Ohio. C. C. Davis won both games of a double-head- 7 t 3 courts of the Salt Lake club during the to , of Columbus. said by, many sport Thursday, defeating Chicago week of September 5. writers who have seen hlm.in action and 5 to 4. The second game went to be the equal of either Jackson eleven innings. Plavwas stopped in Charles Comiskey declares he does the fourth inning of the. second, gam1 or Bobbitt, wishes to meet both. " Eobbitt woa a national tournament by a rainstorm. After fiftv minutes' not miss Chick Gandil on the first and Pittsburg basing Job of the White Sox. Earl held at St. Petersburg, Fla., last Feb- delay .play was resumed, run in the eleventh Sheely, who has beeh playing the first scored the winning National of under the auspices ruary to second station for Comiskey's crew, has been safelv hit Zinn when oldinning League of Horseshoe Pitchers, the hitting the- ball" hard and has shown est horseshoe pitching organization in and scored on Roberts' single. R. H. E. vast Score: Improvement in his work in the United States. the 0 field. 3 12 Sheely is certain of his berth won, a national tour- Chicago ...Jackson also AlA-on0 next season, but several of the other 7 12 . . nament held at Pittsburg last Ohio,' AugBatteries: Alexander and O'Farrell; recruits are expected to be traded or ust upder the auspices of this league Hamilton sold. and Brottem. but failed to participate in the later IT. E. R. Second game: tournament. Bobbitt, therefore, 4 10 0 Cincinnati fans have been answerclaims that Jackson forfeited the ti- Chicago ... 0 5 14 the question: "Is Heinle Groh to Pittsburg tle. ing Batteries:- - Martin and O'Farrell, be a member of the New York Giants !.;Jackson has since affiliated with the next season?" Officials of the Red's: "National Association of Horseshoe Klllefer,, Daly; Zin and Brottem. ' have stated thl. wijl be the last Pitchers, which was formed"" last May New York campaign forthat NEW YORK. 'Aug. 12. double-headHeinie in a Red uniform. at Akron. It will hold its first andivided a w nio v mat oanai 9. xr nual tburnament at Minneapolis, Sept. and Brooklyn the tii the auu Dodgers taking secis seeking the far corner exThursday, McGraw 9. 3. and the Giants the first, 85 to 5.v r The National league claims the Nato The second game went pert. tional association is an outlaw or- - ond, Innings. battle for gonfalon honors in "ganlzation, .and the National associa-'tio- n thirteen Wheat's hittiag. featured. He ob- theThe, is said to make similar claims Coast league is one of the Pacific four two doubles a. and tained triple, the 'National league. most ever staged in concerning hotly in the two games. Ten double that circuit. contested -. Six teams have a chance Davis, the third of the trio, ai singles were York New made. hitting with the National plays though affiliated enter of . them. Kxueger of to land the bunting. the. Minneapo- through seven league, plans.-tBrooklyn was, banished from the sec-. More than fifteen former Union lis tournament next month. ond game for protesting a decision. E. Association theV'YAt Akron tournament a year baseball stars are playing R. H. Score: Tonne-man-n. wgO.'B.obbitt defeated Jackson in a sin2 ball in the Midwest league. 5 10 nu and Dawson 2 gle game, ;but Jckon won out on Brooklyn Auer, Bostick;, . 3 10 New York ... ? , merous coints. to known well others, Ogden Smith Batteries: Reuther, Schupp. o and Miller; Ryan, Shea and 'Snyder. fans, are still in the game. R. H. E. Second game: OPENING RACES ON 5 17 0 ... Brooklyn 1 WALT M'CREDIE 6 17 OF V SPEEDWAY . . ; ARE SET New York . . MiUus, MilSmith and Batteries: PORTLAND GIVES UP ler; Barnes, Sallee. Toney and SnyV SANTA ROSA, Cah, Aug. 11. Cash der. the 1921 racprizes and points toward PORTLAND, Aug. 11. Hope that BOSTON.' Aug.. ' 12. Christenhury's American Auing .championship of the the Portland team of the Pacific Cpast in the tenth be. inning for Lpinchrhit, coming tomobile association will fought race on a new automo- with the. bases filled.. none out ana league, all season in last place, would in a enabled Boston to de- be' sold, was "expressed here recently bile speedway at Colati, near here, the score-tieto 1. Stfnday by eleven." drivers, most of feat Philadelphia Thursday. 2 struck by "Walter McCredie. manager. the. McQuillan yielded six hits and. In work their whom are noted for. McCredie declared that during his out tenO fast bowls. R. iT. E. twenty-si- x I ; Eddie Hearne, Joe Thomas. Roscoe Score: e i ver club years In baseball, the BeaSarles, Tommy Milton, Eddie Miller, Philadelphia ." . . .. . this year waa the only team 8 0 2 Tom Atley, Ira Vail and others are on Boston ... . ever he played with or managed that Batteries: Meadows and Bruggy; list, of drivers expected. The. winth; never had O'Neill. ner bl McQuinlln and ' $5000.. alighting chance. The new Cot&ti ' bowl is the same "I don't blame fans for the, being ST. LOUIS, Mo.; Aug. 12. The Car- sore and isiik as the big bowl at Beverly Hills, roasting me," McCredie said. Los Angeles, and was built by Jack dinals failed ' to hit Rixer at. opporI'd be sore, too. if I were a fan; Cincinnati times tune and of the the southern Thursday Prince, designer .6 Somebody has to be th goat when .a track. It is one mile and one quarter won1. the third game, of the eerie, of team doesn't come through and to The batting and fielding in length with a straightaway ' enough that somebody Is the and not too abrupt turns, making it Bohne of the: Reds featured the game, In fact, two or three yeara manager. fifSam Batting 1,00.0 and fielding unnecessary for the drivers to slacken teen is for one man to manage long enough sixteen-chances out of perfectly. a ball club.. And speed in making turrrs. here I have been to three in also Mann oo trips hit, safely, seventeen year. Is it any wonder the plate. ' v BEST FOR HIS INCHES. want a change? ' R. H. E. "This haa ; Score: "William Johnston, the California been the fuzxleat year in :1 ' . . .. . ... . . . .... greater player Cincinnati midget net star, is a"William ever baseball I had. I am not ad9 1 .m . . for his Inches than Tilden, St. Louis "any vancing alibis, but', as a 'stateDoak, Yvlngo." Batteries: w;orld champion., Rixey and ment of fact, every plan I had at the i8'-.Dilhoeffer. liead North and Bailey, taller than the '.Tilden; ... beginning of. the season went wrong. oo'.westerner. " I thought I had a real pitching Maff. But Johnson, is a fighter .on the I didn't and I xuldn't ret any other V FATHER "' . Courts. At the same time no other hurlere. ' av hai way tf getting the jump COAST in club the ON DEAD IS league could any pitch -on- his opponents and beating them era from the "east. Thengetour lack of before then get started. a shortstop left the fhfield wide open. Many of his victories are one- "I don't know Just how soon can LOS ANGELES. Aug. 12. Alexia ided owing- to his dynamic attack. Jeffries, father at James J. Jeffries, be arranged, but I am reasonablyit oo a aale of the club to other for forty year? a resident pf Los Spain has . Introduced old age pen- and owners dead will.be here Angeles,-ieffected, and I sincereaged sions for workera. . H was the father of aevn chtldrenj ly hope the sale will be znada." i . rour-year- . rich-jNe- w . 1 - j 1 J free-for-a- ll . . ; . 4 . . Milli-Irwl- , - ; i ! I vSv 3siPl&V ; a - f : i t j vir-;SCor- -3 : j j e: Ike re-'s- Jt - j . i -- 1 i I ; three-juarte- , ' i ! 1 f ; i -j y ' h-- e . . - iflSPKT CHATTErVfl INKAltdJAlvl: 10-rou- nd j - two-year- -I i j VARDEN - Cole-wei?- -- i " . t . 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