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Show THE OGDEN MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1921.' STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Mil PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Hits SHOOT- WK j - ATTENDS GAM! PITTSBURG BACK .. ..97 96 70 70 .610 New York .618 Pittsburg . .514 St. Louis 50 85 84 71 NATIONAL LEAGUE. L. W. Pet L. W. .581 New York .580 Cleveland .578 St. Louis 69 96 AMERICAN LE mW Pet. L. W. Los Angeles San Francisco Sacramento Seattle Oakland Vernon .. .' . Salt Lake S2 67 69 68 "Z 79 84 .497 63 72 "Bullet" Ben Jones chucked the 90 56 Washington . 485 64 Rfi 79 .521 Eoston Gunners to a 4 to 0 victory over the '5 66 81 .515 .. Blackfoot aggregation at Lorln Farr Detroit ..86 .419 57 before a large crowd. .401 Chicago 97 65 park Sunday .359 .259 Philadelphia . . ..47 Jones, heaved superb ball and let the Portland ..42 120 with three champions of Idaho down hits, one of these being of the scratch Yesterday's Results. Yesterday's Results. 15-At St. Lou!3 Cleveland 8. St. Salt Lake Sacramento variety. Two came in the first in Los Angeles Louis 4. San Francisco ning. Jones struck out seven of the vis- At Chicago Detroit 5. Chicago itors. At "Washington Seattle Portland Philadelphia 6. comThe Ogden team, which was Brig-ha7. Oakland Vernon (Ten inning.) Washington At New York ( First 'frame) Boston posed of members of the Ogden, and Logan teams of the Northern SALT LAKE, Sept. 12. Salt Lake 3. New York 1. (Second game) BosUtah league, played' snappy baseball won the final game of the double ton 1, New York 5. back of the Ogden mound artist. header here Sunday 10 to3 winning Sensational fielding by Petersen the" series from the Senators four Today's Schedule. and Snapp were features of the con- games to three. Sacramento won tho Boston at Philadelphia. test. Snapp made two wonderful tirst game 15 to 9. More than 8,000 No other games scheduled. Petwhile in left the catches pasture attended tpe two contests which closed ersen speared" a line drive with one the season in Salt Lake. The score: NEW YORK. Sept. 12. The New R. H. E. York Americans fell back half a game hand, 3 15 20 Ogden scored one tally in the first Sacramento double-headebefore 9 19 canto. Clark beat out an Infield hit- . Salt Lake 2 Sunday, dividing a sacon Petersen's and went to second isaiieries: renner unu tooke; what was officially called the greateft rifice hit. Clark went to third on . Bromley. Poison. Gould and Lynn. filled the Polo crowd that ever to Martin. . u.. Simmnns nflflrl nut Vnn'a ' won the first ' Boston auuic After OUilU grounds. 'and crossed the platter on Hornsby's R. H. E. game. 3 to 1. New York took the sec2 ond. 5 to 1. 3 8 to deep center. Sacramento Bush won his seventh SCORE TWO RUNS. 2 successive 10 11 Salt Lake in the first game. victory In the .tthird frame Clark walked Batteries: Niebaus, Fittery, Can Karr had the Yankees shut out in the and stole second. Petersen flew out field and Elliott, Schang; Kailio and second game until the eighth inning, to Flitton. Van singled infield, Clark Byler. when three singles tied the score. to second. Van stole second. , going Meusel followed with his twentieth 12. Clark scored on Hornsby's infield hit Portland got home run, winnfn? the game. Ruth Sept. PORTLAND, while Van crossed the plate on Brooks' an even break in this veec s series was walked four times during the two Lwith Seattle by sacrifice Tly. both Sunday's games. Police estimated that 100.000 In the next frame Sneigrove singiea games. 6 to 3 taking and 4 to 1. The tried to get into the grounds. to center and .went to second on an beavers played championship form persona R. H. E. First game: error. He went trom second to nome; behind the pitching of Plummer and Boston 1 5 3 when Martin heaved to third in an Ellison. 1 7 b New York R. II. E. attempt to catch the shortfielder. Bush and Ruel; lloyt Batteries: .The Ogdenites stole eight bases' dur- - Seattle 10 .3 and Schany. .5 9 1 Portland ing the matinee R. II. E. Second game: 1 Demaree and Spencer; Boston Batteries: 1 5 Nifty base running proved the down fall of the visitors. The Ogdenites Plummer and Fisher. 1 1 5 0 New York Second game simply stole everything the visiting! Batteries: Karr and Walters; IMcr-ceR. II. E. ..catcher; had in his possession. Shawkcy and Schang. 1 2 8 The visitors threatened to score in Seattle ... 4 1 a return from . the seventh but Portland 7. quick WASHINGTON. Sept. 12. 7Wash-6. Batteries Petersen to Clark to Brooks caught Gardner i.nd Adams; ington defeated Philadelphia, to Warren at the plate and ended their Ellison and Fisher. in ten innings Sunday, a double by only chance to tally. Rice and singles by Harris and Miller SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2. The score: The accounti.v for the; winning run. BLACKFOOT. les from R. H. K. Score: AB. R. II PO. A. E. the Uakij h'anday, 6 to 3 and to 5. Philadelphia 2 6 9 5 11 won 3 0 0 0 4 the 7 15 Simmons, ss 0 0 4 0 0 iitors, while Kremer of the Oakd Waahlgton Flitton, cf Rommrll and Harris. Batteries: 2 u 0 3 12 Martin, lb Lrte:y in t..e afternoon Perkins; Woodward, Zachary and 2 4 0 0 0 Snapp, If . Picinich. 0 0 4 0 0 R. II. E. Conger,) 3b " 1 0 Vernon 5 3 0 11 0 Eppling1. c CHICAGO. Sept. 12. Detroit hit be0 Oakland 0 4 3 1 5 Owens, 2b . hind passes and defeated Connally's 1 0 0 0 3 Batteries: Dt.Il and Hannah; Kre- Warren,! rf 5 to 2. in the final appearChicago. 2 0 0 0 . nit-:3 . and Koehler. Lynd. p ance here Sunday. Dauss retched in Second game form. 2 10 24 . . R. H. E. fine Totals It. H. E. Score: 7 12 Vernon . OGDEN. 0 1 a U Detroit 1 5 A. E. PO. R. II. AB. Oakland 16 1 0 10 . Chicago 0 3 4 2 1 Batteries: McGraw ar.d Murphy; Clark, 3b Batteries: Uaura and Bas3ler; 1 3 3 0 0 Siebold. Arlett and Read. Petersen. If Krause, Russell and Schalk. 4 1 0 10 Van, lb . . 4 0 1 4 12. LOS 2b ANGELES. Before a Sept. Ilornsby, . ST. LOUIS. Sept. 12. Cleveland's 1 3 0 0 record crowd of 18,000 fans the Seals Brooks, jc errors by St. Louis two and 1 1 hitting 0 3 0 and the Angele3 divided Sunday's Hopkins, rf to get seven runs former enabled the eader. 1 3 2 0 0 The first game went to in the third Myers, cf and inning 1 4 2 1 0 the visitors, 2 to 2. while the Angel twisted his lne when h?win. Speaker Sneigrove,. sa tripped and 2 1 0 0 0 0 took the second, 4 to 1. 1 he Aneb fell over fir3t base and retired. Jones, p The .remain in the league lead, winning six 4 y 27 10 injury was pronounced not serious. 29 out of eight games. Totals . . . It. H. E. Score: Ground rules were in effect today Cleveland Score by innings: 8 12 0 and a hit into the crowd went for Si. Louis Blackfoot 4 10 3 ;. 0 . 000 000 000 two bases. O'Doul pitched the Hav Runs Caldwell and Uatter:e: Bag by, 3 City team to victory in the 200 000 010 Hits J . first. Kolp, Vungilder and Sevcr-eid- . Thomas won for the Angels in the O'Neill; Ogden . 4 102 100 OOx second. Runs . 212 111 llx 10 It. II. F. Hits . 3 7 2 hits Ilorns San Francisco Summary: Two-bas- e 1 2 4 Los Angeles by, Hopkins, Martin. Stolen bases O'Doul and Yelle, Batteries: Ilornsby; 3, Clark, Van, Brooks, Hopkins, Myers, Conger. Sacrifice hits Aldridge and Stanage. Second game Petersen, Brooks, Jones. Earned runs It. H. R. Ogden 3. Runs batted in Ilornsby 1 2. 6 0 Struck out By Jones 7; by Lyna San Francisco 4 11 0 i. Left on bases Ogden 10, Blackfoot Los Angeles 7. Double play Owens to Simmons Batteries: Scott, Lewis and Yelle; to Martin. Timo of game 1 hour 4 0 Thoma3 and Baldwin. oo minutes. Umpire Gwinn. -- "r vu ; 2- 3-- 1; 3-- 5-- 1; 6-- Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago . t 1 .1 . - Pittsburg A lift THE PARK BY P' CIVIL WAR CAKlKlOK- DEAR LETTER KR. VCUR5 TRULY" hlSEE PERIOD ViOUR j kTELliTN GOT M5W0RCE BECAUSE HS VilFE CXULDK4T rAAKE GOOD C0FFEE r i t 4 3 y, ; . . I , -- w- 1 j 1 Su-unn- ! G o J - . tn- y, y. panic-stricke- . double-h- I the end of the twelfth came, the score six all, she was granted a. 10 minute rest i 14 iif m COLORADO SPRINGS. Sept. IZ. Edward W. Cochrane, Kanaka Cltr sporta writer. Sunday was a elected refOreree for the Mike Gibbons-Ilattllni- c tega flcht to be held here Friday nlht. Gibbons will arrtT Wednesday to work out for the contest. Preddy Knck of Aurora. III., will meet Jack Dojle of DenTtT, la the eeral-wtadup- . 00 HEAVY RAIN STOPS SINGLES TITLE PLAY laaasMBssssMMBwaMa PHILADELPHIA. sj7jass"Mwsi,yy.Juw-jf- " Es-ki-she- hir 10-d- ay . - -- ir - - " . -- ' The-Turk- N s en-clrcl- f Eskl-shehl- r. Eskl-sheh- lr . - -- C : wheat-covere- vast-amphitheat- o . ?JORfH OGDEN vs. HOOPER -- - eN Intelligent Buying for the .Home- The cost of living problem has been studied by some able people. One of them said: What every American home needs most is intelligent buying." Wise saves buying money. 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Read the advertisements in this; newspaper for the necessary in- -,v formation. y : 15 The en- Oer-manto- GREEKS ROOT ka Fr. r tire, echedule ofHhlrd day's play for the national lawn tennis singles chamcourts of the pionships on the club Cricket here as today tomorrow until because of rostponsd heavy rain. fflAL'S'ARMY Iowa-Nebra$- GO ORTEGA-GIBBON- S !. Eski-Shehi- r Ed Walls, of Missouri Valley, la., won first Horse place in the ESKI SIIEHIR. Asia Minor. Sept. shoe pitching tournament at Blair, Associated Press). The Neb., Sunday. By virtue of his suc- - 10. (Tha Associated The battle of or fccess Press). Walls becomes the possessor The fast Blackfoot. (Idaho) aggrewill remain an H. probably F. presented by of gation of baseball tossers, who met Claridge cup, in modern Greek history. It the epic defeat at the hands of a picked team Claridge, former president now was here Hellenic the that unarmy of house Castetter, on the Ogden lot Sunday, will do banking offencrowned its smashing battle with the Brigham Peaches at der bond P.as a result of the bank's sive Turks the vanquishagainst by Craig-and Vazak, Neb., fqilure. Brigham City Tuesday. the doubles ing 14 divisionshisof Mustapha Kemal Biff Bill Howard will nerform on C. Z. Paul, Omaha, won ' leglonnarles in disthe Walls and scattering warbeating line for the Blackfoot the firing fhampionship. toward Some regard It order brothers Angora. Missouri of Iowa. The Valley, riors while Morgan is slated to do the 1922 as one of the most decisive battles in tournament be will held at the Peaches. for twirling all of of Greece's tlmo 'struggNeb. long of Cook, Guy Blair, The Idaho champions have a nifty Washington, crew of baseballers in togs and ex- was elected president of the associa- les." Seven Greek divisions shared in the tion at Sunday's meeting. pect to trounce the Peaches. of the victory. The Third army honor 00 The team is composed of 18 players. commanded by General George corps.are Utah They booking games. TEX OFFERS BOUT TO touring covered itself with Polymanakos. Three large touring cars and a truck same army distinction. espec.'al are being used on the .trip. They SOUTHERN CHAMPION corps was the first to The KemaTs occupy tents for sleeping carry two. large other great stronghold, Kutahla. purposes. TURKS IjAY TIIAP. Leo Taylor is manager of the crew. NEW ORLEANS, Sept 12. Happy Thft hart sonirht tn lav a frn Turks 00Littleton, southern middleweight, has jfor the Greeks. They retired from received arr offer from Tex Riekard lEski-shehSOCCER PLAY TO of July to meet Johnny Howard in a bout at 19 and tookon the afternoon in the hills positions 1 on 7. accord-OPEN WEDNESDAY Madison October Square 1ll!t i ., fa,H tho ir ing to Littleton's manager. The tele intention to return to the city in & few gram making the offer said that. Dowwhen the Greek forces should be Soccer teams of the state are mak- ney, Wilson or O'Dowd would not talk days, well within the town. . ing preparations for the coming, fall terms . and should Littleton make- a At noon on July 21, believing that season. The Ogden team,- champions good showing in the east, Riekard most the Greek troops would be " of the state, are ready for a successwould orce a championship fight with caughtof unaware within the city, Keful campaign. They have already the southern champion. with all his available troops, mal started practice and , expect a banner Littleton meets Mike Gibbons here launched a spirited attack from a " year. The season is slated to open on October 31. point eight kilometers to the north ! v September 15. 00 Ogden will meet with of the town. the Salt Lake Callies oil. that date TENDER-FREEDMAdescended from the crest while the fast Salt Lake and Hollandla of the of hills which range long ' teams will do battle also. All-othe BATTLE POSTPONED like wolves bear; games this season will be played on ing down upon a sheeprold. ? Saturdays. was too great a prUe to be given The remainder of the schedule is - PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ,12. Rain up lightly. Not only is the town as follows: a until caused today postponement it Is an importfortified, strongly September 2 4, Ogden versus Salt tomorrow night of the eight round ant railroad head but Constanand versus Callies Hollandla. bouflaetween Lew Tendler, Philadel- tinople with Angora. - links Lake; town The lay October 1, Salt Lake No. 2 versus phia lightweight, and Sailor Freedman, peacefully upon the broad d versus Callies Salt NaLake. scheduled for Ogden; at plain, the surrounding mountains October 8, Salt Lake No. 2 versus Chicago, tional league park here.tonight' to form a combining Callies; Salt Lake versus Hollandia. 00 around its environs. It was a October 15, Ogden versus Hollandla"; ba- perfect mothers their Bulgarian teach, for a battle. The wea setting Salt Lake No. 1 versus Salt Lake No. 2. bies to eat hot peppers. ther was ideal. Within' the city the population was preparing quietly for luncheon, with-nthought that a struggle was about to" ensue. , Only the hum of Greek airplanes overhead disturbed the repose of the lethargic ' Turkish town. s GREEKS MEET ATTACK. Tie Greeks had taken up positions on the outskirts of the They, themselves, had planned city. an offensive that afternoon. So the Turks found their adversaries m0re than, prepared. AT LORE FARR PARK, TUESDAY, SEPT. 13 I Long lines of Kemallst troops could be seen crawling down from the summits of the mountains In serpentine fashion- - The Greeks hurried to their positions and awaited the order to themselves Grk steeled ; Game called at 3:30 Admbs:on 20c and 35c for .wT- onslaught. , , , The Turkish guns soon were roaring out a fierce volief! Their wa Vi muu iu 1 ...... OMAHA, Neb., Sept- - 12. ) r. xr REFEREE PICKED FOR n. mm. Su- . rmnln 1nt her i.iiauiu& v.uiiiu in formed the referee 8be would retire aftcr lfce set ended. lirvnn .- ' t . SVJERE! f Sny-iTn- , Blackfoot Stars to Meet Brigham Players Tuesday GROUNDS, ' r . i ED. WALLS FIRST IN HORSESHOE CONTEST Hellenic Troops Battle perbly in Defense of COFFEE OKi I i t . w; fTSrsXc aw th-m- M Ag-ne- U- GER LAKG'JA- BY HATCH 1q.l.J.K i- ; ; : 'HEUD-U- 1. ASKING A 1 WAuD CtDTUlWG 5iDRu PU KKY VOX A S?ZAT U E. TWOUGKT HE. WAS BElOG r- -- ..... ...... 93 460 .387 .331 Hamilton, Carlson and Marguard ttnd Margrave. LTD CHICAGO. SepC 12. The St. Louis' Cardinals wen tlcir final Kanie of ir.e year with tht Cubs bv 10 to . - . . r . 1. 11 giving them fourteen out ol twe.ity- - ' fi mil Mk i. two games for lh season against Chi-- ! cago. Score: R. II. E. VllS STErlOGRAWE,R AvJD DICTA.TEI Ai St. Louts 10 18 3j IKPOkTAmT LETTILK TO HlrA t 5 Chicago Batteries: Shcrdel. Doak and Clem- mons; Cheeves, Ponder. Jont. York) . Fori mountains. It was a diy of triumph und Daly. O'Karrill. th quentlon that worried time tho looked ifor Hellas. situation darl;. ia BROOKLYN. Kept. 12. The Giants! ut th Grck reserve divisions had! After the battle it foinvl th bcunced twenty Ills off four Brook- - not et been hnrd from. Thv had Greeks hid nearly annihilated three of jJltchers and won Sunday's game.,,f(,n,1,V(r!y deployed around the rlty KemaJ's finest divisions. One ljn 11 to 4. Twenty runners were left on,at tho moi ad vantaceous stralefflcal regiment n cavalry. In a Uirinjr. thf bases. Score! the R. II. E. point:. They were hurriedly brouuht charge, ulrw 400 Turks with ew 1 oik ; 11 20 0 up to the first lines where their rlties iahre. Tn! total Turhlh catualtlc.work. (killed nni wounded, were put at 7 3 9 5 and machine gruns did deadly Brooklyn . . . ; e 000. while lho Batteries: Doilas. Toney and of the tireeks were Turkr. then within three Mitchell. MJlus. Smith sli.it.n ers of the city, fell back. estimated fit J.$0Q. Are they romlne back?' the dls ana rvrueger, lajior. trexo(i Christian population kept r- - LENGLEtf FORCED TO peatlni:. Unly the Greek troops rould accurate and Oadly. Scores of annwrr. LEAVE GAME AGAIN Greeks could be men fallipf:. By de- Three Oreek divlfions of Infantry Krees the KemalUta advanced until were now pourlne a mtrcllc stream they were within five Ijllorneters of of fire Into the Turkish- ranks.. They NEW YORK. Sept, 12. Mil- -. tho city. Thlr ajrtlllery fire was ea- - soon were Joined by the cavalry, Ieniclcn vu compelled by KKMALIKTH ROlTRIl. pecially effective. The Greek troops to retire from the courts of the then got Into action nnd annwered the Slowly the Kemalista beK.nn to l'.d murderous cannoa nnd rifle fire that their irround. By this time they were Crescent Athletic club. Brooklyn. Pun mei mem Their work was described outnumbered two to one by the (JreekB day After she iCd her partner. Walter by neutral military observers ca su and the oW were becoming greater, j Merrill Hall, had lost slow set of re- Mortals could not stand such perb. to Harold tennis ah d Throckmorton, fiHKICKS FIANK ILMIMY. sw rw ilentleM barrage of bullets. kunal-wi.' v m.. ti.nAi Ksvivaf In spite of thc'suatalned rifle and put up a brave and determined fight, The Trench plrl was said tovbe auf machine-gu- n fire of the Green Infan- - but It was apparent he had not reek-trfrom extreme nervousness. ferlni: so were hewt. the Turks however, oned upon great ft nearer and nearer to th city. netting Their Additional units of Greek infantry- Several hundred peraoas bra Ted a shells were bfeakltR within the streets, made their appearance until It seem- drizzling rain and waited for more The population became ci as If a down divisions were In ac- than an hour to see her play. When Some fled In terror tr the cellars tion. As the fury of the fire Increas- she she tras alow to Ret Into of their homes. Croups of them sur- ed, the Turkish lines began to thin the appeared the third tame, with After ' play. rounded The Associated Press corre out. Thou who were not killed turn- the one ia her faTor, ahe to two parties en and toward""the ed word.of and fld muontaln. asked the spondent sought fme opposition pair to let her courag:nrent .from htm. "Would the The Greek forces swept on and drov rest- Her playing was erratic and at Turks retake the city?" That was the remainder Into the recessr cf the i Con-nall- . Pittsburg Cincinnati Batteries: two-bagg- er 12 . . i I i ...46 53 At Chicago St.'LouLs 10. Chicago 5. At Brooklyn New York 11. 4. No other game scheduled. Today's Schedule. Boston at I'lttsburjr. No other names scheduled. CINCINNATI. Sept. 12. Maruard kept Pittsburg's alts scattered and blanked them until the ninth inning. Cincinnati winning 4 to 1. I'mpiro Brennan was hit on the arm by Hamilton, trying a "quick return" delivery and was badly hrt. Score: K. . E. -'- j . 4. - 5. . . , Yrstcnlay'it Kesult. r W ... .3 S3 61 61 67 74 S4 ...76 ...74 At Cincinnati 4. 3-- 7; .:...81 . Philadelphia m - . 1'ct. .612 .605 .655 .64S .507 &4 SS Hoston 3. 0; . zotfr AHERN GENE Thousand Fans Yankees Slip Back Half Giants Now Have Slight Lead Oyer Pirates; Game By Losing First See Angels and Seals Contest Dodgers Lose Split Sunday Bill Game With But Three k s&& $y Eighteen Visitors Set Back in Ogden - mm THE .CRAZY QUILT HQUARD SETS SSST PLAYERS 4--0 ,I3).,jiiL(C rrn C wn |