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Show THE OGDEN IMli mm JL THE CRAZY, QUILT y yCvfe aA iA-iL- ' ABOUT ( W .ggjg I V VI . I i JTvi'ra WW HELMET Nt get Twirls Giants to Beavers Go Down to 11-Defeat; Oaklets Win Victcrj Over Beds; Cards Win From Angels .12 .11 Tremonton . Logan,;.,' Brigham . Smithf ield .' ., 8 -- 'J . .46 .500 .438 . . . .73 .74.7.1 . . j j Now Yorkers Drop to Second Place by Defeat; Tigers Spit Twin Bill ami:iiican LUAr.ri:. w, Vc:. -z t .'9 . .404 Sail Lake .313 Tortlani . "i .Ji tiro . . . . AnerUa . Oakland . . . Wmnn . . . . Sattl :.i 4 .... Fr.-vV.- Kacramcnto 41 .16 . fen r 9 CJrxeUn.! Nw York CO .itfi CO si - . ; lU.n.! R :: ... ... . on n .j;s't'V.i-..- 205 .7 .c: ..6 .3 .:x afhircloit ,11 4 .a: S4 A .70 . rhi:.i.ji m .! .1!? 43 42 1.4 17 .4SC .477 ,H .4&: .43 (.4 4 C4 .4: 70 . , . - i'hlladHphia .323 .323 At Chicago Salt lak 14, I'ortJ.ind f. At lJoMcn Chicago 2, Boston 3. ,fw York 5. Chiraco At Urooklyn St. Iouis 9, Brooki:. Sratil 3. Sacramento I. At Ht. Wafhlnictcn 4. Ft. riakland S. lAn AnfflM . lyn 4. r. !xuU S.m KnnclJro 4, Vernon 1. At New Y!: Cincinnati 3, New ' At Ivtrn.t (Flrt srar.,. Irmton 13. York $. V.tr Auff. SALT ?0. At I'hiladrlphla The F; Utnton rlroit Firl ganm) (record ca.rje) made it Ihrf-- e lraJ)iht from the Ue llvtrclt 10. rittbunc 14, 1'hiUdelphln 3: (iwonJ a iKhtduJed. No othrr vers here fird.i winning- 14 to 9 Cam) I'JtlJibure 3. I'hiladelphU 4. In a hSUirI bee. UwU ij i uffy r, TOl'AYS .sniKPVLU one Irlpl and iUt thfi-Today'. 4,tclllU,. fivo in at Chicago. Warhinston Fln3 triiwi to the platter, i ritlsburif at l!oton. la The eccn-e- : N'-H. II. li. York at ft. Clncinntl at Hrooklyn. I h tid"U h'-. ? IS Pert l.i nd al Dem it. St. loula at New Ycirnla y'm Itrult .438 11" 11 Lewiston Louis Cincinnati ChtC7U . SS - 13-- 9 ,688 .471 9 6- - . -- 11 l 1 I .7Ui 5 5 9 SU X i- 4? .4 .fil .. (Hroeklyn,. . . .. Kt. PACIFIC tXiAJ.T MlAGl i:. I'ct. Li. 40 .4 .71 ". J Pct L. W.' I.IlGLi: Won. . PlusburK New, YctA ... . i lioJton a' YMES Barnes xlKAVJ Used at Meeting; Plans "Laid for Title Garnet I TRIMS i I 1 cm CAGO ' NATIONAL NORTHERN .UTAH LEAGUE. 1. TE ISBLE HEADE 7 20,-192- rm T 3 Ml AG PIRATES SPLIT Queries Standard-Examine- r Ogden; I VFES,TaG- - V f - . . VS By - GENE - AH EARN vy MM SETTLE . " S .UDUG SATURDAY EVENING,- - AUGUST R WEIL . " i STANDARD-EXAMINE- Y I "NT 1 "I t D A Y S Iir-SCI.T- S. ; Iuli ' " i Today's Schedule. ; i ' Smithf ield at Ogden. , . x -Logan at Brigham. MV LUCW GARAGE HECWAKllC AMOVELVST vf-' Sunday's Schedule.. UEREIGETALL GETS-WORFOR 'gQT 50. FOR Brigham at Ogden. Lewiston. at Tremonton. KV 1 RUV4 ' VER' SGMAlUREi J HIS MJTO-GRftFv vital of matters Several Importance of the were discussed at the meeting 3 Hvston. at 14 17 ; Kilt at Philadelphia. Northern Utah league directors held IlllUon and Colrtran The BaUcriji: at Logan Friday afternoon. CIIICAOO. Auc. :o Chicaeo puh-- 1 4 Uuuld. Kallio anj Kdwarda. ..l-HC VJAi PHIUAnKLl'HlA. Aus. 20. Pitt contest,, which was M cf,J I 3' 1 iJ New York out it firnt rdac Friday tunc divided a double bill with PhlJa forfeited to the Lewiston club bythoj 1.0.4 ANtniLP.K. Auc. :0.P.uS2 Ar- - when Ihry df cate l the Yankee, on me ilelphU Friday. The viitoni won thef umpire due to alleged stalling was , tiru panie of th the tt er. of: the Tremonton ciub, tiret, 14 to 3. and lout tne iwconn. 4tr Iclt. th- - Otka' part. h while Cieve- plr-n'em 1. lattin? hiiri.J In V.0 discussed." to ihai''Mfh the fan Friday chief tipenlng contft, subject to be f idle. Th c c.nfour Yankee, (lend hh hammere'l Mrndows an. I IletH rw of the Ar.K;:.' l.'ntumcn uM Although four of the six clubs ruled. the nd Oakland arnrd ajl 'tcfun, m tr to aluitglns for. twenty hlta. Including two liome nert that the decision of. the umpire should . l SJcr.ed if th rh Jtoui. forSt. a loral, while lloKe went the rur.3 by UotxTtaon, the f irat of which stand and that the Tremonton club cane in th elxth with the lwn full. : th? clnih for the Anicli and dlJn't ' rtlr route. WJi g hit hard In only . becharged with a defeat and the LewII. II. F iwi Inning. Hubbell held Pittaburif to rcvon fccat- - i lKw k hit iston club be credited with a vic1 Kcore 7 5 It. II. F--. to Oakland In camr. referred been hita tered econd matter has the the tory, 1 8 IS New o c ' York K l of' II. It. a board arbitration. 1 : 13 20 O Chiraco PntterU-s, ArlU an UUatr; IiinTELEGRAMS READ. iPltthuri? ....143 20 Batteries: Co'.'.lrt. Quian. Pierre. 2 hart. Ikri.i au4 Baldwin. 11 by the PhlladelphU Telegrams obtained and ikhanc. DeYormer; from leading baseball and Brottcm; Batteries ilorrlon 20. Seattle lloiinf and Scha'.k. read SACHAMUNTO, Aut. Meadovra. and authorities of the country-wer- e lietta Uru). it. l made the terita two to two with Ktc- at the meeting explaining that for- Second ifame- zo. Hunched hit 1 7 wn.i.thre--auc felted games cannot be played over. by winning. Friday' came, In i ramento PltUburj? lh Inn'.rscs last 1 1. to on 4 contained Friday aliorr- The telegrams opinions 03 Philadelphia u I to win the ahlfiRlon odd ram Fee f on put tie same the subject from John Heydier, presiZlnn and Schmidt:," lc Murphy ond Batterlea C Ft. with to 2. thi H. Fiwaahe AW with th for Lule. hon.e perils rur.t. of National the League; llubbell and Henlinc L dent, J ToUn McMar.ua In th k and not Pacific nators of could Brentoa the by lohf McCarthy, president jTh . . t - t.iii f n m. two mna rt owrn ... ........ ne vent II E1WP Ir.e M..m i iirr!.n y.. auk. Coast League; John Derks, sports edi. . Stl(iri i ituniu., iv. jioioo Lake ww.... w.w. tors of the Salt Tribune; (Les run over riarKR neaa, wun cnnsien- , i on bae. In the aeventh innlny. Indiana yesterday. Goates, sports editor of the Desert bury 2 14 P.. U. ahln1on ,. II. "News, the and the waa the bljr factor in Boaton defeatNews; Sporting 3 2 11 I'Otiia ' 3 Vr!,-featlle . . int. rhi.nm i in leading basebdll newspaper in tne" . nv United States and considered expert It- - H. E. Maria iiienit i i mij,Kolp, Bayr.e and J Batteries; Cnrdnrr. Brt nton and C.harrity; Vangllder, authority on rules and regulations of Chlcaso the national game. 3 . tuioiu Strcld. Boston ijfpncer, iown; rreuici Ogden was represented at the meetDETROIT. AuS. 20.Bo3!On and HAN rUANCl-SCO- . WatVo'MFulnnro-Aug. 2 0. The; ing by Mayor Frank Francis, - Orval eill. 4 divided a double-heade- r here V; ntrolt Peterson. defeated tho and Carl Adams Krliay. Tijra the. lied f j 1. the takinir to FOUR IN FAVOR. Friday, . Dillon Trots Fastest DROOKLYN. Aug. .Q.hl. Loula o Connell'a home run In tht aJxth. Krne. 12 to . and lort th iwond.Ilrt 10 The vote'taken on tne matter after Has Third Place in League; Will Meet Australians Next Helen won the last irame of the eastern "lie wilh none on. wa th final tally made 'to 0. In the firrt frame Boston Haired Class Heats the various messages had been read Heiliaann" Leads All'With of Her Chance Week for Against to 4, Th b . th nomc tearn. Couch waa ln:a rally In the elthUi InnLnr, maklr.R with Brooklyn Iriday. found four clubs in favor of the a riicn- or rtaitora hit three Season This lirooniyn Americans form ani hM ., In wen runa n 11 mar.r hita. In the as . . handed down . . . . . , .407 Average by Linpire IT v xor era 01 came Myers allowed nineteen i.uihswnitu Brvnurrn jjiis. Harkness. Logan, Ogden, Lewuion a"atterd hlla. f;euc,re: ov lour. to Cole held the vl:tcr while oy blu. II. E. and Brigham voted to nave thetoneu If. ' n. 11. b. ernou . . PHILADELPHIA. S Aug. 20. Two LAKE FOREST. III.. Aug. 20. I 0 tour.. CHICAGO. Aucr. - 20. Babe Ituth, stand. 17 2 lxn FrancUco Ft. Ioula 11. U. li. - Arguments followed with the result the 'Yankee sluggrer, who registered Japan clinched a place In the finals fastest heata In a race by a . . . 4 12 ft iore: 2 4 13 0 at season Was 15 12 trotted ... this Davis 1921 Brooklyn Friday a international cup the ia jof Batterlea: Fchdlet.t.ack and Hanto eettie hi3 45th aod 46th home runs of. the thai board of arbitration ' 2 . t 1 Pfeffer and Alnsworth; rich; Batterlea Detroit series Friday afternoon when Ichiya the third dayVrace of the Orand Yel'.e. Couch the question. and Helen Mlljus, Smith. Schupp and Krueger. The 'Ogden, Lewiston and Tremon- season in the farewell series between Kumagae and Zenzo Shlmidzu of the Circuit meeting at Narberth. and ItueJ; Dauw, Mlddieton, Parka and ton clubs will each name a man New York and the W,hite Sox Vn Chi- - Nipponese team defeated I. S. Deane Dillon, by Dillon Axworthy, owned by Coxe. of I'aoll. Pa., and driven; be final renderNEW YbllK. Auk. 20. New York PTTf!TTP.T?. KTTAPR APM decision the' td board, iMirn lira Hntttl lilrjiaelf Into- third ahd Dr. A. H. F'yzee of IndkrTn a five A. B. I R. II. E. . set double battle game u . ed by. these men. by Joe Serrill. won the William Benn inn do it two out of three from. Cln- Po.-to-n 4 r The victory puts Japan ajrainst Au3- - etake of $2,000 and stepped heaU In .clnnatl. winnlnic the laat game of the The Logan ciub was fined $100 jfor Place anions tho batters of the.Amerl-playinIfLiA TU Li THKUVVlU10 contest 2:12 .374. of final and Detroit an Davis in 3. acore the I in , tralia Glen Dee of cup lo 2:12. it 1 the Sunday game- cian league with average 'aeries Friday by a i com-- . won Mrera both IlueL heata next and at Batteries: "She is scheduled a on un which lead b!c nicked handily Newport al3o e haa at' Ogden. This, however, was suincreased, niantji big southpaw ' Cole and Wood all. stretch with a fine Th, Calif.. Aujr. 19. An! In the find two !nnlnc. Barneat STOCKTON. his lead a3 a run getter,-havipregi- - week, the winner there to qualify lng through-thpended. nney 00 to of and with Dav:s a ccident of baaeball occurred burst waa hit hard, but waa aaved ,, Complete details for the post seaapeed plenty, also tered 126 t;mes. Harry Uedmann. the against the defending American , In a son series for the Northern Utah uetroit outneider, sufiered a slight cup champions at Forest Hills. New spare. between local 'here cluta pann , . KNACK. The Holmes stake of 11.000 foriIpeatedly by atrong support. n. If. E. when Harold Htoeven, a pitcher, frac- be mapped' out aiislumn in hitting but ccnimues to toD York the first week in September. De-- 1 will championship ' Good fhoot!r.g eyes neTer go hack driven Cincinnati 3 12 0 tured his right arm In mak'.nc a throw .the close of the season by representa- - uie l.st with a mark of .40. Ty Cobo splte the fact the supremacy was re-- 1 pacer went to Lillian 8 12 1!U arm anapped abo much- 0 to the plate. two teams. rne series i th ninnw n vlth xi. S. Harris cided by this encounter, the two by Thornton. The mare took the aec- - j jew York lives Japan-base- s ona ana events of the will be either five or saven games. tnira ncais TL P. Hcikejt, winner of the first elbow. alter the Donohuc and sifigles malning stolen p. of brace added Uixcy. nnisningi Batteries of Washington ooGAMKS TODAV. the Win go. Hargrave; Barnes and Snyder. to his string and leads with 22. India series will be played uas onsln- - fourth to Julia Direct which was recAmerican handicap trap? hoot In GraaJ J; vith b'mfthfield. on Othor leauing Hitters: Sister. St. Lous,, t ony Pcnau.ea, givms man consoia-,3(i- favorite. Lillian S.. equalled her 00 1SC0. Is HABlT. stllha contender in big ehoota. In the second heat. chance. ord of 2:04 the local" lot today. St.. Louis, .b&; cpcakei-Tobin, - He'll he la the Mae ribbon cJsmSc at two are hirThese lo hard TEACHERS. things Grey Worthy, owned by Sanford Logan and Brigham will - meet at Cleveland, .3bl; AVjiliams, St. Louis, ; JAl'S ONC1-- SVA3IiKI. . football atara of monlxe: Walof Kanaaa . Small Chicago the week cf Aurt:f t 22. and driven Boston, university Brigham. .a50;Jj;.-CoUinti- , by india.will each, of .34i; II. Chicago, a.' Kyzoe r)r. oppose Inatead oft new teachers 1520 become He ikes won the Grand American have a Cobb is badly handicapped by a record for the Sunday the Peache3 will crces bats uetroit. ,i4S; Severetd, St. Louis, .340. Captain. Kumaga of Japan today, and ter Cox. hung up Ty ..., wl!l Seven -r them of this with the Ogdenites on the local lot at' the and year. CTsecond T a score of SI at rmpils h!a stake, with Wlncga stepping cat.rflCl rtcht yard?. LOltXtUV IUiTAINS Mohommed Sleen, India's other f K.M VV. . Al.ieM JVi-Wl.t 3 p. m- - .Tremonton and levviston win In 2:03 wurn I1UIU and third heata UUH itmviiiii runner-uwinning Louis was the or.' y & tit. Is the Wooifolk of Cobb star, for will Slumldxu. Hornsby, baninf Dayton, entrant, oppose Ty at Tremonton Sunday. the race In three straight heaU.. The sunerea a urop in nis patting average won were sets two man to each at thU shoot win the After la bonora the other big Aiarrican ' play by Jetg man f other veara are Final games of the schedule Will be during the asi week and aiso lost the side, the Indian players game slumped former record of 2 : 0 S waa made by S3 He broke la for true la Cobb's that affected. distance. It high auccesa as targets a of rye teachers also maklnsr played in Ogden next week. in runs scoredhonor of in the fifth pet, and Kumagae June Red In 1319. There came . radically 1914. score In wor.e. now. The is Kamea and starters growth college' getting away Grey Worthy of New "i'ork is leading the run and Shimidzu added cteam to their Kansas la not a school for coaches, is a knack, especially with But he keeps richt oa cracking the? the three-quartShooting pole and won having Counted S 5 times, while accurate and dynamic attacking game from FEDERAL ATTORNEYS getters, t noms It out has turned but a in in shotg-un'aall drive heata. Emma three good a the traps. Hornsby scored 92 runs. Hornsby, for a love set which settled the issue japp.r. would till be a araones. Good Time which the Harvester, continues-tOnce WOUIaD the batters If he you of supremacy to the .satisfaction of get it you keep It Hut the . RIOKARD however, top sludger star as pupils'' Ty hal czz f ye. IlchlU distahce-rwith .404. George Kelly, the slug- 3,000 tennis enthusiasts who were bles of Goshen, N. Y., bought laat fullSome players who ; has ?o far kepi la from force handicap 'only out present. Deane was the weak man of week for $20,000. placed second. This to all succeed. - Itut kantunjl ipini 'of ging Giant first baseman, cracked from habit. champion any repeating. three races CHICAGO, Aug. 20. The maximum his twentieth circuit drive, a I Frank the. Indian pair in the first two seta, contest waa divided Into . of stake the $3,000 e bTTt a being in team added Intojtr. a of stolen split and in reached his mate, the third Frisch, $1,000 and year game ir prison penalty fine will, be asked for "Tex". Kickard, bases to hia string, bringing his total fourth. when his fine, overhead work three $1,009 purses and an extra $100 was present! to the driver of the boxing promoter, when he appears be- - for the season to 33. Twombly of ana ons reacn ai tne nei uaaea m a wlnne. The E. T- - StOtesbury cup also fore Judge Land is to pleacT to a charge Chicago is the runner up to Hornsby Fyzee's ' defense of the back court. to went th m-winning , horse. of violating the federal law prohibit for batting honois with an aorage of swamned the Jat:inr se in a .! scored his first vlc- and" Tommy Murphy Crui3e Boston of while the of batted interstate accuracy. speed ing shipment prize .371, of lhe meeting, landing first Deane and Fyzee really looked a tory fight films, federal eflicials said. Tne himself up to third position with .352 strontrer money in me cash race with Princess net at evidence will be presented to the Other leading batters nair thnn th the Jan. ' BY BOB DO 1 13 IAN". ' The Nadena. close will on anese. in two meeting today, the middle .851: Cutshaw. but Young, sets, Monday. jury Pittsburg, grand NEW YOItK. Aug. 20. Jimmls 00 "An indictment will be asked for Mr. New York, .346; McIIsnry. St. Louis, they could not hold their power and Bonner la hard to find. J Rickard," said John V. Clinnin, acting .341; Mann, St. Louis. CHANGED Bigbee, accuracy, and wilted In the last set, la very much the Fo JlmmJe United States district attorney. "The Pittsburg, .339; Fournier, St. Louis, when Deane appeared greatly tired. f mos Kusie. home again at the Polo twIve-yearolthe fact boy. court also will be informed that this is .339; Nicholson, Boston. .337. Fyzoe waa the bulwark of the In- Grounds after an absence of 25 years.! that he will probably despite "the Junior cop -T mr, 4 , . dians through most of the mutch, as linos me players changed but not j his second violation of thl3 law which AMElltCAX ASSOCIATION pr' of the American Trap championship Leane warmed up slowly, and his the game itself. Art Butler, the Kansas City second aggravates the offense," iaii. anu afaociaijonIn m Rickard left for Nev York after baseman., who announced he had re- r.eta ana outs were very contly in tho; When asked what impressed him! snooting Orand Am- the also will compete t erican Handicap aralnat the cream of declaring that he believed that the law tired from the game, has returned to iirst iwu bcio. ine ganie 01 me Jap- most he answered: "Babe P.uth." S would not stand and that he would his club and, although he dropped a anese experts was marked "We had great hitters In my time." j America's by reliance trapahooters. constantly nsrsresslve drirlnir says icusiefight the case to a60finish. "Nan Lalole. point, is at the top of the batting li3t- j on a which "When found he was more ready to Honusl of American association players. But- game, verged on brilliance when Wagner and Ed. Delahanty.- I mean, talk about the home run that he had ever the play wajccJ hot and snappy. WHY CATCHERS ARE GOOD Icr's average is .392. But they didn't hit as hard as Babe."; setn Babe Ituth make th day befors . OUT. Kirks of Louisville, who has played MANAGERS. once cheered Huaie iuet as than about his ability as a trphooter. TtllSS Society was out in force today at the loudly for his great pitching as they Catchers succeed as managers be- in 120 games, is the runner up with "Why, I cues It's Just 'cause my fashionabje Onwentsia club's turf- do Babe now for his slugging. are belter than the older men's cause. they know, the game better than an average of .384, while Iteb Huasell,- courts eyes ' ' ' and the newest things" In anwas outthe as ; known lie Hoosler I the can ahoot with them." he &ald. Minneapolis ? that member team. other of n the any white and In pareh .380. is next satiny with his looking, He capes, basefielder, Cyclone I could mind off Brief, Bunny at last when golden days. got Every play pivots about a catcher wie coiors. ongnv Now he's peacocK' beat a team J v.. i r .t ) He is more, than a receiver and a guar-- drives with . 29, is in fourth place In blues, flashing reds oranges.. "t and gorgeous yel-- J past 5CV He has just taken a Job as ball. .7.f .j 4 course their experUnce helps "Of were lows in riotous or the sunshine.. tne ; pase where runa are batting with .370. caretaker for Jnhn Mrdraw'a ihnii them a lot. but my ierve la JuM s aian 1; ; Ichyi Kumagae. captain of the Jap park. Good of Kansas City has taken the Scored. He runs the team. good as theirs andmeIt duean't make anese team, and his partner, Zenzo as a lead team I his 00toam from to of difference whether the any ;Half big leaguhianajrers ' i took the courts asalnst Dr. Shimidzu, kids ' or grown-u- p having registered 12S- A BITTERNESS. l mate." Brief," against shooting H- - l"Vzee and MohJmmed ' day have beea backstops in their Sleem. 124. Baird. of InKillif er, newly appointed skipper times to Brief's' Benny Leonard and Lew TendUr arc men. the Hindus, respectively, In the sin-- farther to his a tour has up dianapolis brought string "Why. Just this spring at 'of the Cubs, makes the eighth.' apart today than they, ever nament &1 by I tied for two bases during the gleg toaay. lhe two Japanese van were. Lon on Island. .pilfering Other managers who have run" their past week. Other leading hitters: quished Fytee and L. 8. Deane in the with- a I'fcUadiiphia man teams-froThe old feeling of bitterness has high. yesterday, behind the bat are Fred In the ahoot off I Good; Kansas City, .361'; Thorpe, doubles 40 old. years Deane shone brilliantly in serv- been revived and Intensified since 'the broke 24 out ofand ' 2 1 Mitchell of the Braves, Branch Rickey Toledo. .360; Gainer. Milwaukee. .359; birds while he my v won seta in the. by. the Indians breakoff of the match. IS. of the Cards, George Gibson of the Pi- Scott Kansas City, .358; Lear, Milwau- ing got only could not keep up their pace and kee, .355; Fisher, Indianapolis, .352; but "Gee. but I was glad! Tendlcr'a supporters freely say that rates, Wilbert Robinson of the errors and loss of drive and contheir .346: Balrd, "I hope 1 can win the Junior chain Indianapolis, Leonard 133 found be could not do trol were no match for the snappy ers, Pat Moran of the Reds, Connie IN" WESTERN- IJEiAGUE this year, and dad think I ' Mack of the Athletics and Lee Fohr Jack Lelivelt of Omaha, in addition Japanese play. Kumagae was the pounds and be strong enough for the plonshlp can N down a hirh score in the take ser. x iof the .Browns. - to topping the batters of the Western outstanding figure of the play, his and pnrpo?ely ,rpra!ned Grand American Handicap, but there's Philadelphian ' J . K . . ) All but Mack, Fohl and Rickey have league with an average of .438, .has vice and ability to mask his shots be his thumb. In that. en shots lot of awful good his opponents. wildering; Leonard has nothing to sav but that won pennants. Killifer hasa't had a tied East of "Wichita as a Two years ago. wfrn h llvtd In . 00 Lelivelt has' scored 110 times. Todt of the accident was a lucky." bins for Chicago, he competed In the annual chance yet. , ' STANDPATTERS. it Tulsa and Beck of Wichita each of ' shoot revolver thf Chicago police ' Tendler. Harvard will not change its football cracked. ou!Ua. circuit drive tied for and high. If this fight ever does pop, it Is go- force, , : ) their tie for home run honor. system this fall. He is a stockily built Tounrnter, to be ing good. Tho old reliable style which has H the picture of rood health. HJl fWtE? havinS knocked 20. apiece. Haney of fill H Two year ago. before, he took up Im lmaha stole four bases during the brought honor to Cambridge is good u dsJXjiJ 'week and is setting the pace with 3 4 enough for them. he waa delicate and In trapahootlng, fc cilned to be sickly.. !. meft3' The averages are 60of players Last year the Crimson . eleven de- TEAPSHOT AHISTS Gtl or more iwno have participated in But trapihootlng has worked won . the A. B. C. fundamentals REACHING- - CHICAGO ders, , aaoition to eating- plenty, games, and include games of last Tues partedto from inwholesome meet special attacks of opposof food and taking regthis year he haa registered far day. Other leading batters: Harper, only 8l scores of 96 out if a 100. and 141 ular exercise, your blood should Oklahoma City, .416; EJast, Wichita. ing teams. CHICAGO. Aug. 20. Trapahooters out of 150. the former at Chappaqua, These special' departures did not from be kept pure. S. S. S. will enrich' .394; Davis, Tulsa, .370; Metz. Sioux were all sections the of country Naaaau. at .362; meet latter Lee. City the and Omaha. success. with J, Griffin, .361; always the blood and drive out' the im- Omaha .350; here today for the preliminAt Freport he made an unrrg!- Des Moines, has always had weight, arriving Harvard purities that cause rheumatism, .354;, Fisher, St.O'Connor, to the American aries ot s. ana tnu tore Trapahootlng Hamil; tered .354; Joseph. eczema, tetter, pimples, blackgeneralship and good coaching, and tournament which opens Monday at out ofacora 60 In the doubles. ton, Sioux .336; Joplln, City, Query, dismethods that are traditional. the South Shore Country club. heads,, boils or other, skin 336. ; eases arising from imporerished The national Hazard trophy, 100 00; . double targets. 1 6 yards. Is to be de- was a largo boiler. The police al blood. . COPYING. . LEFT EARFUL.. For SpecUl Booklet or for indi--' George Lees, second string catcher cided today. rU A- - King of Denver. first bellcred the theft to be- the word holder of the of a madman. Later they arrelc Lew for the. White Sox; has made so close Colo., la the and char Leonard have without ne'er vidualmdrice, met, fe, write Chief Mmdici Advisor, a study of Ray Schalk'a atyle behind trophy, and present Rom O. Judd of 8L. Mr. Boltler. a wealthy wholesAle wlr4 "But. this much is a cinch of a chateau atid merchant and owner Cerdon-ur-Iolrthe bat that he looks like him.' S.S.S.Co.,Dcp't440,Atlnf,G. Charles, I1L, la a contender. They need a referee to part Get S. S. S. at your druggist. e even He man haa extensive at Bchalk's grounds copied Them from their verbal clinch. Boltler admitted the theft saying nerisms. he had committed It In a moment v He puts has hands on his hips like WEALTHY MERCHANT V T. RIGHT EARFUL. aa he had ample mean t He loops his arms like Schalk. STEALS BIG BOILER weakneaa, S;halk.ones He leaps in the air after buy such a boiler had he wlnhed. j Europe says Carp won't come back, like Hchalk. number of similar boilers, some of He even high s Tex Rickard says he will A them welching ovtr a ton. were found the 20. kicks dust like ORLEANS. Aug. occasionally France. Which keeps the dopesters in sus Schalk. . ; few nights ago- burglars broke Into In 'the cellara of his country home. ' pense, lloJtler's lawyer aays hs will plead He picked out. one of the greatest an ironmonger's Jinimio Honiifr getting rendy to jell j'iill at lltr tr. jw ajd JiU prnlh warehoua and the And feeds the writers' ,quilL . J catcher of the, game for a model. as Ik thJiiA.-- f the it-lblituntt Ik"p gt?t to win 11k; Grrvju! Anrlrnn. next morning the only object missing kleptomania. . i : '": i ; . ! . : ffnrfS W VSIT C I X ..W Af n-- e Us T! f-- " I X m j i Cland. rihr; -- Yt-V- l 1 t - o I V lul. w ! 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