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Show 10 THE OGDEN J iiilUiJLiiljiij ii STANDARD-EXAMINE- R WEDNESDAY EVRNVr. (OPS ' BEE S FOUNDED FRISCH REVIVES ART OF BASE STEALING f ' ' ' : ... - jfigS JHf'S' : ff EDDIE. COIXIH5 V - '' jyCH !y MAS H Y OAKS U " STOLEN MOOC' THAN AMY OTHER " ,1 --V' I'Aciric coart m;(;i Baseball Contest , Han Frjncieico Ijcih Ar.scics ISAcrarnento Seattle Oakland tVtrnon Salt lake Bullet Ben Jones "will, perform on XSBASES HON US WAGNE1? STbLE iN THE. 6 ! 1 909 ScQlES f'J ' iT n s 45 l il .L6 T S T S "4 2 : fc 0 . -- .&5 1 W i.uu .... ........ juhincton .. JIton .C3 Doiroit . .Ill Li. .si . 4ia "CMcako ZH li'hllddcJrhia. iz iv i i j .i; M .. ....43 VrortcTtta y' ltcult. Yrtcfxlay' Itowult. iKlr-ji- t c: m . l!r..'k!) n At lif'fton At rhtUdlpbU M'lm carr,r Itc l'.rouk ton 5, rhiUtieli hia ; (KonJ fur..! i, lioftton . (Kccc..:ul 1. !Soton iyn 8, llowton 0. At Chicago Cincinnati f. Chicaco At NewI'hiUilclpbla York IxjuI 2. Nw ! .56! 3. At nttsburj: I'hlJaUIrhU m 9. Sf M ,533 .Glfi'' SS lui .407 .2? j Ut i York 0. . ri?t-bur- No other gamrs if ?chedulJ. No uther ifamK Tcla Srclal,. thedu5ed. ScIkhIuIt-Hotto- n t Philadelphia. tams Tlay Brooklyn ut lionn. N i;V YOHIC Sf p U 28 . T L e N w Cincinnati at Chicar.. No ythr Kurn m ficJi;!fJ. York hurlcr, thul them out. iU l.u-Ne-.I or via y when Sbocker, former PITTSDUKO. Sept. 2 S. PittsLurg j Yrofc. hurlr, ahut them out. SU Lou; Tuesday closed tho local tM.uon wiin winning, z to 0. K wa the fifth garno a victory over Philadelphia. In Shocker has won froia New York IhN ix hitting 'season in nine coniuu twirled agii..i jntet. Ulaanar was driven off the mound the Yankea. 11 hald Now York t In tho'flfth Inning and Carlson heldlflve hits. Until tho ninth no Yankee the visitors aafe except In the r.lnth.J batter reached aecond. wntn two nu. an fri r and a McrltHej Harper pitched well after the fim wr.en Ms. era homo run follow ed LJlei-- t fly scorl two rui The local Lumbal hi: r.ff Win-- ; e's triple and aecounttd for S:. tern In thrInr.liifH Hcorlr.s thtce Lou's i two run? runs each tinu. fcore: iu ii. i: P.. I! i'i. Ixjuis u 11 2 New York 0 .'. 2 Philadelphia 1 14 Batteries: Shocker and Collins; HarPittsburg Batteries: Winters and HenJinc; per and Schang. Glaxner. Cartoon and Gooch. I PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 28. Dus.:-. CHICAGO. Spt. : S. Cincinnati hllheid Philadelphia to lour scattered Cheevi-enabled Boston lo break even opportunely behind bases en hits and a double-heade- r balls In the firt Inning for a three-'l? by winning the . run lead, then clinched game Tuesday. S to I. In U; gameiond run which. opening contest Hommell outpst-'hthrough Itoush'a homo scored two other intii, the vuuorsi Karr and gavo tho Athletic a to-i winning. 8 to 3. victorj'. R. II. E. in tho first game John Collins roads 11 0 two home run. whUe C. Walker and Cincinnati ..33 12 Oj Pratt, each had one. Chicago Batteries: lllxcy and R. H.' E. Wmgo;j . Score (first game); j Boston S 9 3 Chcovcs, Studand und Daley. : 9 10" J Philadelphia... BOSTON. SepU 28. Boston and Batteries: Karr iftd Waiters: Rorrr Brooklyn divided fpotls Tuesday, the mel and Perkins. former winning th first game, 8 lo Score (second game); R. 1L R. and the visitors the second. 8 to Boston .. t 12 04 j 0. Powell made three triples and a Philadelphia . . ' Batteries: Bush and Walters; Sal. single In the op?nrr. In the second game, with Schmandt j livan and Myatt- on ccona jayiort .. . . on . , . . iitsl, J ..... .mjiat Januin ond and threw to Holkc, tompletlnj a trlplo play. FIB ST game No other Kheduki. . v ! 9-t- Ml. . - .S7 'ClfVtJar.J i -- li K. 3 9 3 Salt Lako o 12 IS Oakland Poison and Batteries: Bromley, Jenkins; Kelscr and Koehler, Head. - . -- PORTLAND. Sept. 2S. Beating Portland, 12 to 9, In a Mugging be Tuesday Lo Angeles shortened the gap In the Coast league pennant race. The Angels took a commanding lead In the first two Innings off McCredle'a recruits. Scott and I1ummr. Crandall. Pook arrd Hale made home runs. R. H. F.. Score: 3 12 13 IO a Angeles 4 9 14 Portland Batteries: Crandall and Baldwin; Scott. Plummer, Boss and Fisher. fffeATTLTi Seot. 28. The Fea'.s oponed th final series with a lost game, Seattle winning Tuesday, to 4. -- 1 N The7 tf) s. out-ftel- d. 11 ' dur-s.in- v..w r 5 a i n I ec-tb- ! i 1 -- - ... i 14 BH. 1Z. Scort: frecent years more difficult. One atol- - f By ROY GROVE. 1 6 Ran en Francisco was the base best the he could FRISCH, do youth who; pRANKIE 2 8 6 season Seattle this has revived the lost; against Cincinnati in the series with THEY SAT IN &G Gllwater Ixiwis. O'Doul. Batteries: no Reds in the art of 1919. he had base major league although stealing, THE 1916 ERiat - 800T0M and Telle; Brenton and Adams. brings an Interesting angle into the difficulty in working Cub pitchers for AHO BROOKLYN OHLW GOT world series four sacks when with the Athletics in A BASEL APlECC LOS ANGELES. Sept. 2 8. The Saca Can. he duplicate the feats of stars the 1910 series. Inclimbed R. H. 11 of the past? Or has world series base Whezrr Dell In the third In three seven stolen base the only S whowers for th left he and before into ning the discard along Brooklyn stealing gone in of tho Cubs 1907, games. In the series of 1916 one bn runs Boston ,. chased 8 had visitors BACK six basesSlagle the with the strikeojjt kings? the world was stolen by each team, duplicating acrosa tho plate. l no Mieramcnio during Fill Grimes Batteries: and x risen, tnird MUler; baseman with the series against Detroit, and two years the record mad in the aeries tho year team won the game from the and easily glru uow(!y nas more 50 stolen bases than later Honus Wagner, the doughty li- before oianta, Second game Tigers by the score of 8 to 1. on iauonai league pitcners tnis year, irate veteran, bethe feat to 1907 tho aeries that duplicated Compare It. H. K. R. H. i:. Scir: almost double the thefts of his near- - iagainst the same team. tween the Cubs and Detroit, when Sacramento 1 s 11 8 13 Brooklyn: est competitors in both circuits. 1 3 In 1909 Wagner stole second three runners stole 25 bases. Or the aerie Vernon 8 And now Frisch is going into the times In the third game of the series. two years' later when 24 pilfered sacks Batteries: Flttcry and Cooke Iove. Batteries: Ml'Jua nd Taylor; Brax- - j Conference Elevens Prepara world series to face the cream of In the fifth cime Tlrtmiji wr-- f to iwere registered. . De'.l and Murphy. ,. ton and u .Neul. For 1921 Play; Schedule American league pitchers. What'll he first when he was hit by a pitcher, j oo do? How good will he be? OW come? Pitching? He swiped second and then third. By Opens October 8. Based on standards of bygone years, this time the pitcher was excited anH In tho of base ateallmr. heyday Frisch's record for the season should Honus worked him Into throwing the be good for half a dozen thefts in the ball over the third baseman's head and when the players were running riot ST. LOUIS. Bept. SI. With Nsbraa. on the sacks, they were faplng such big tilt. But on the face of results then scrambled home. ka again competing In Missouri Valley in the past few seasons he'll be lucky In the series in 1908, pltctwra as Mathewaon. Coombs. Mar and was r number of tearr.i football, to collect two. with two out, Ty Cobb singled. Then whoso and per-- 1 normal strength SLgala after othr greats, reaching Jquanl he stole second and third, and he and formances In the box have stood un-- l Ir.'f ' the cf the war. Uimi rruplion is the premier Rossman nearly got away with a deof the MSiwourl Valley conference, ar EDDIE COLLINS steal. double It Isn't pitching- - It Is simply better among world series players layed hard at practice for th opsnlag ot Who do you hear of ambling all tho (knltted liar- HARDWICK. famous the contendseason. October S. the teamwork speaking of base thefts, of course. way among around without a hit in tho clas- ers for th world title. The teamwork TACKS back and end. took chrgo The White Sox speed merchant has Twenty-thre- e garne t art schedule J sics of today? has tightened up and tho boys who of the Harvard variety football squad la the actual fight for first plax la figured in six o the fall classics and has a grand total of fourteen sacks N Leader Has the conference ranking and th other around the wcond and tho third the other day and gave them a talk tho world series of 1920 between (flit checked up to his credit. 'sack work in better understanding on tackling and Intrf erenco as play Philadelphia in order, Ames haf places that Won Threo World Series the Indians and Dodgers there were with the catchers. d bv those? past masters, llardwicK Even Eddie is finding the- going of a schedule of games; Kan.,' ' i tn Kar.wi Aggies and IkUssourl and Mann. His pppery talk Brndlej oo Championships. land savage attacks, on the tackling, tJktahoma and Washington. flvrj Km ma Harvester, was Installed as dummies. Inspired th men to make, j Drake and GrtnnelL four, and Neurit the favorite in the 2:05 trot but she the best tackles that they have shown j NEW'yOBK. Sep:. 21 An Inter - U ,l,h1?e'. teams of the valley mtmber. never was a contender. Kilo Walts this year. rU . of on world nldr.iuht e:tng In lh center nib Charley l'ne nr.cuuwnc I conccrm-la the Hull.,"1"' year trotted two successive heats In 2:04 Yale game lal f ill and only regular other arc In th lm the MWf. !ot tf of th learns. apcrs winning d rinch the race. still missing, returned to the fold, and h Iiohl' eniplo)pennar,t states of mediate the but I!. valley. cur. of niT.t In splto of Johnny Quirk's victory was put through a lltfht workout by !t aiso ro air afield far for opponent. nlng In thv various games has over noy Gratton in the King stake! pooch Donovan, plays at Notre Dame and one of the Invisible yet mo.st potent Nebraska was a favolatter the made week n Coach ago. At the start of piractlc Pen State and entertain the ColoBoh, In tlie gr-aever.ts. The. Granite righ schoolers trounced rado Arcles front the Rocky Moun- CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. 2 8. Base rlto to win tho board of trade pacr Fleher announced four tentative lln-- 1 factors NEW YORK. Sep1;..28. The testiihe Murray high eleven in their first subject toJ lht Philadelphia Athletics. tan lay j alns. Washington meets Tulane Cf monial fund for Christy Mathewson. ball stars of the National and Ameri ' find after dropping tho first heat to ups for tho day. They are look ,.Kame of the season Tuesday, the count former w Oriean In the first came cf a. made hut . . . at ..... . .n time, Quirk, meet good. can will fairly in any f.. .V New Johnny Murphy here star of York the change leagues today - drove pitching . being 105 to 0. The winners played in 2:01 4 the permanent. They follow: Gratton Uoy a It Is hoped to make a Mis-if- . SerAll rrles a Stars the is who game by staged waging vt Giants, against honors. fight Mack's have teams. Three snappy football and were never 'head--- tuberculosis at Saranac Lake, has. vice league to provide a fund withi final heat, which equalled his record A Kane and Ends. clswiic. This rame will be played Crocker:, ippl won the mrles since th National r.t f t. d. Murray failed to make first down last fall. Lockwood and Hubbard: commission The University, cf tackles, Ifuia. reached $11,850, it was announced to- which to buy athletic equipment for rnado held of la hnsftnll toik once during the game. The 2:17 pace furnished a bit of guards,. Brown and Brocker; conter. 130i. Oklahoma, meets teams of the Southpoor children. The league is prepared Marfc found day by the committee in charge. Fri- to blmsif Twlc; ' r: Backs Bcll: west and travels to th Fouth will be swelled next quarter. place an order for G000 dozen base- scandal. Hal N. C. A., the winner, Kunhardt; pittrd agalnilthwIh- wily John McGraw. to From the showing made by. the dayTheby-fund meet Rlct ut Houston. Institute of the re- balls and several hundred bats and having been driven In the last heat by Chapln and Gratwick; full, Owen, share Giant's the of New York Giants and C. A. Valentine. th judges withholding .Granite eleven the Ogden Tigers will ceipts of a game with the Boston fielders' mitts. B Ends, MacombT and Hartley; manager" October i wltnees four of the con., Mack won on both occasion. t An- - ference havo tbeir hands full when they clash Braves and by the proceeds of an auctheir decision on Driver Neal and the tackles, Henry' nd oo teams In action. Ames and guards. of bafebaJI's KreateAt leaders. other v.th the. fast Granite eleven Friday tion of baseballs hors long-tinuntil Hal renter. further Bradford, Grew and tlrinnell. Investigation. McGagg; opponents in the a autographed by Frank Chance, of the Cub. b N. C. A. did not look to be tr'i"K In quarter. The contest will be played President Harding.' Babe battle Iowa leadership, meelt In Churchill for backs, Johnson; Ruth and TWO STAKE EVENTS by to Mackmen. series the at Lorin Farr park, starting at 4 p. m. "Big Six" himself. the second heat and the change re- and Pitts; full. Gherkc. flrrt game while both art mcm-W- r However, Ctianco was ore of the their uf In the C CARD sulted In a third heat victory ENLIVEN DAY'S and Geroux. select Janan Ends. OO' the conference. led few to ho teams their fastest time of the three. Mr. Val- tackles, Lee and Miller; guards, Slf world series victory on two occasion. and th Iansas Aggies Scrimmage was started at the UniWaihlr.gton entine was awarded 1100 of the win- and Anthony; center, Kernan; quar- In 1307 and 190S his Cubs tuf:d Kack j hold forth in a rame cf mora versity of Utah Tuesday. Coach Tom- NELSON-SHERRTO COLUMBUS. O., Sept. 28. Two nings of Hal N. C. A. for his drive. ter. Conton; backs. Pfaffman and Jiucme jcnn'.r.gs ietroits. unirce recent relationships. my Fitzpatrick sent his men through Missouri and stake events were features of Tues- v The 2:19 trot was won by Bessie Gordon, full. Boulllard. team which htvt played cioe TITLE have a chamMEET FOR Ames, .be paces and expects to was of In defeated series the outfit OO score ,games many times In lh last program, Iho Worthy. The 2:0$ trot was a split day's Grand Circuit pionship aggregation in harness durf90 Jonen Chicago decade-board of trade 2:05 pace, and the heat affair, Selka landing the last two in t ctober IS, while Drike The meek may Inherit tho earth, White byh'ox.Manager ing the coming campaign. were Cuts woefully and KaftMi chamber of commence 2:08 trot, each after Bllston had won the first. Peter but that's the only way they will get weak In that The alsn get ir.to action in con(Special Dispatch.) Into taking serir, run a to time.' Triof It. rUate with slated decided their $3000, at lawrenca- purse Manning, being Wyoming against Cheyenne meeting The West high Panthers. looked set had sideration the fact that they LOGAN, Sept 28. George Nelson, as part of a card of five races. ' ' did not t start. bune. a new record for garner won in winI'ppon as strong contenders for the Preston, light heavyweight mat mar"Ktate title, will meet the Jordan eleven National the League pennant. ning winning th poft , aeason Series for champion of Salt Lake October 8 in their first vel, and Jack Sherry, Llll Carrlcan won two series In the 'at on meet BY the will BOARDING championihip cf th Midwtt OUR and HOUSE AHERN 1 Utah "Wyoming, irame of the season. Coach Roy 11$ and 9 C. with the Ilonton Red lcasrue. a In match thi mat material here of an abundance evening. Th Sox. has follcmlr.s tab'e shows the Casper has won four of th five and is expected to develop a here last winter Sherry defeatwinning and loifig managers since gamta staged nrejed for lb eharnpionsh!; of football men. ed Nelson after two hours and forty aggregation Tod y "a victory gles iTKUSTBEFROK vjROJG.-rrRErOHAVJ.VOU'RE Denver thtet 1 oo : 305 Winner. McCraw. New York '.' of wrestling. ". Th wore: It. H. II. grne, " l'hlla-deiphr. -Mac Our appendix may be useless to us, minutes v Io National; I, -IXiGfxU GIRL 007 SOI CIO 12 J WX 4 the Is match The by "xws IrnVr promoted WWNT being bill. BET KHOi mis doctors. I the Americans. but see what it does for ' . 4 001 120 9 14 CJI club. Athletic Logan 1S0G Winner. Jor.es. Chicago Ameri, Cheyenne Wyoming State Tribune. !Utteri-m- . R. MapU Johnson and CT SCVS.ELHERGOE3 cans; looser Chance. Chicago Na Wi:on; Johnson. Hoffman, J. Mape j tionals, rAETUlKiG UKETWS ui 1107 Winner Chance. Chicago Na-- j we KEU LET UK BE 2 tlonals; Lcrer Jennings, Detroit' TUE .WvTDS Or OUR COKE HOME ALL IS Americans, 1 JOS Winner Change, Chicago NaKTTORUEX tionals; Jennings, Xttroi; . Americana. I! FUMPS WERE RECOVERED 190 Winner Clarke, Pittsburg Nationals; Loser Jennlngm, Detroit Americans, And now. the season Is upon us when clubs mo of the Winner Mack.. Philadelphia COUUT-TU- E boxing ROKEO POKER d curly-haire- d FAILURE indoors to enforce the' the ti. tnnnct. i. American; ffullback casts his hazel eyes around Natlonals-Vtl- l OMLtf ttfrWD UE oro TWE OUT "no smoking" rule will result come stands, suddenly finds Winner Mack,, Philadelphia licenses and permits, an- the packed Da seeks sweet he what A young thing DIAJAOKiAmericans; looser McGraw, New WOLDS UAS nounces the New York boxing comChoose Front Yt.rk Nationals. waving a filmy bit of lace In en mission. waves his ! smiles, hand, Doston 1S12 couragement; AmeriWinner Mahl, FlUGER OM THE t After a battler has trained for weeks his teeth and plunges through our cans; Iner McOraw, New York In the outdoors to perfect, his wind gritsline for 20 yards, leaving a trail Nationals, and then . comes into a blue, stuffy, the warriors. ItlS Winner Mack, Philadelphia slock, of new) smoky arena, naturally it'll slow"" him of bleeding and battered " Americans; lxser McGraw, New up. York Nationals. X"- It is- hard L DESERVTGD . TRIBUTE. enough for a boxer to 1914 Winner mailing. Roston without are doing much for Christy keep fresh in an indoor bout fu.st They aclncr Mack. Philadelphia Mathewson up in New York. Sept. SO the smoke. And if fans want Americana.! will be known as Mathewson day at tion, they'll have to help. 19 15 Winner Carrljan. Roton AmerUlUe the Polo Grounds and the proceeds of Loser Mo ran. I'hilade Iphli icans; : Umpty-seve- n will Sox baseball players the game with the Boston Red Nationals. "now join the army of unemployed. will be turned over to the great "Big aovvR 11 16 Winnrr Caxrigan Post on AmerSix." n icans: .Urook-lyRobinson. Loer -The president, vice president, .Babe Jim Poole of the Portland Coast UUle Nationals, George Kelly have autoleague team cracked out three homers Ruth anda baseball 1317 Winner Rcwiand,. Chicago that will be auc and two singles in one day. Pool graphed Week, Americans; Loser McOraw, New tioned to swell the fund. yew JThat guy's a whole lake. York Nationals. Is This Indeed a tribute, but what tfecfclhes 191S Winner Harrow, Rostpn AmerA. POOLE GY3LE! e'er anybody can do for Matty won' Loser Mitchell, Chicago icans; too be much. Hi goes into a poole room 'ouse Nationals. -, To? see a poole guyhme plyed. V inner Monvn. Cincinnati 191 ABBREVIATED. "Hi cawn't quite figure out the sport Leaser Gleaon, Chicago I. From seeing shots they made. Americans. Hit 'appens that the height' ball Dry. 1120 Winner S;aker, Cleveland the Was sittin near the ole, Buy Americans; Robinson. U'fr New 'E haimed 'is cue, has others do, Rrooklyn Nationals, . i Hand tried to myke ls goal. Brew OO I i off'n the tiele. : The ball rolledacross ... the clean Hand saloon, DENVER AGAIN . . . But 'e chalked up one, Die! , The 'E made it in the gaboon. Now Millie Gade announces she'll .LMER.jGUFWEy RECEIVESto swim the English channel. The try 5 I. CASPKIt." Wyo . FpL IS. pT vrlr, rl Has anybody heard what weight British will have to open customs sta wis to MeCraw's Kid make .for. the uons at the take-of-- f r.ln,? from Cnper Tuerday. 12 to 5. going point if. the rush Wasliicrton , world series? Denver prevented thj lvval team from i continues. cir-,'cu- ON-TH- i in-th- e -- .93 1 rhi:aiphU .. i FAN FHANCIBCO, Sept. 2S. Oakland easily defeated talt Iak her Tuesday in tho opening game of the final series of the Pacific coast league season. 17 to 3. Bromley and I'olnon were touched for 18 hlta during the game. Karl KeKer. a youthful mound star, worked for tho Oaks. The nrorv. 1 hit-"tter- .....3412 7 . Cincinnati j Chirapo Oakland 12. h'alt Uk J. Ia Angrlen 12. Portland Sacramento 8, Vernon 1. Seattle 6, San Francisco 4. -- - . . . JJrooklju ! Yctcrilajr's Itrtiltn. . irst '. IVuUnnd . i 103 95 ! -- - .. ..101 .. ...103 i . . York ntubur . su Toward Top Rung in Fina.1 Rag Dash. v4he rubber for the --Ogden Gunners at Jt;L.orln Fare Park Saturday afternoon "the fast Denver aggregation saeainst -- of ball tossers. it was announced to-- 1 Jones was considered one of fc,day. best twirlers in the Northern Utah 'league during the past season. m The Denverites will arrive in Ogden from Casper at 6:30 a. m. Saturday , morning. Fourteen players are makTom Downey, former the ing trip. .. coast league star, is . managing the ;::JBroncos. contest will start at 3:30 m. while the Sunday matinee is :o. Saturday's begin at 3 p. m. Ernie Fallentine, star catcher with the Tremonton club of the Northern Utah loop, will work behind xthe bat for the Ogden club. ISither Elraus Gober or Mclvor will 'hold down the Initial sack. ADAMS AT SECOND Spence Adams will be pitted at the .keystone. Adams was the leading s.lhitter in the Northern Utah league during the 1921 season, closing the year with a mark of .430. Bobby Evans will hold down the 'ahortfield position. ' Either Tommy Fitzpatrick or Mel-dl- n Snelgrove will be stationed at the ;.far corner. Both of these men are rate infielders and- good a; Stubby Peterson, Borstadt, Black 'and Mclvor will be pitted in the iai Rollo Maple ' is sla'ted to do th ".cliucking for the Denver club Satur- day.' Maple was one of the leading g .pitchers in the Midwest league the past season. Wilson will be Ion the receiving end. t The two game series with "the Gunners will enable the fans to compare it the class of ball played In this with that played Midwest Jeague during the past season. Athe limit in the latter lthough ' circuit was salary $4500 as ...compared with $2000 in this league the local fans believe that the class of ball here was just as good as that in the Midwest loop. DAVE TO CIICCK Big .Dave Davenport, idol of the Ogden fans, will do the chucking for the Gunners Sunday. Davenport was honorably discharged 'from the Gun-neduring the , latter part of the Northern Utah season because he was too "fast" for the league. Dave has performed In brilliant style in the Midwest circuit. He twirled seven shutouts before Lne close of that league. Ilek Dawson, former pitcher in the Union; Association and the property of a big league club, will work on the firing line for Denver Sunday. son has defeated Davenport on three occasions-ithe Midwest league and has asked to twirl the Sunday matinee, Dawson is well known to Ogden ! baseball lovers. The diamond at the park will be placed In first class condition for the j4wo games. Record crowds are expected- tp attend. I 1 I ivouiy liostorv . . . . . . for Gunners in Sunday lit CREWL j Hurl ;3Dave Davenport Will MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS AMOUCAN i.i: .vtionaIj w. iura i: ret. : : io-- m mm MCI WIL ' FPTP-mrft- ? - o-o-- C a . - 1 . i J " MISSOURI TEAMS READY FOR BELL i I -- rs . n t H Crimson Squad Gets Few Tip From Hardwick 'Cub-Detro- it n mm ss kit OFB ALL BOSSE! . ; rk ? I - ! Stars of Majors Mathewson Fund Will Play to Aid of Nearly $12,000 Will Be Swelled Young Athletes ! I Tl-rn"y- 1- ' . d -4 b!aU bn , : J l . - ! 3-- -- . I . j A j ' " Pr : - i - I Ilol-wor.- t ! n . ; ali Y - Mc-inty- re 1 : cham-"pionsh- ip . Sd -- -- vjv i VARDEN -- ay r C-'i- MT (Ml Icr wr . . la will osc rr - ' IV f broad-shouldere- v inrovo-,oation'-o-- la arul - Mm ' - - Na-tlona- ls; ' - . . fall suits overcoats pay a ana a -- . enlard : each. as w- - Jl J - Na-tiona- ln; - wear no red tabe we trust son-of-a-gu- :. r n; - ? WlliS vieeklx Special deuverv i-iil- GJ |