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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, BRINGING UP FATHER SORRV Mfc-T- ftUT OF THAT up k O, OiSTOR'TOO-- ' HOWD't'-JKC- S ke-ma- HOW OO WHATS THE. 40TTA WRAP the 25. 1920 17 By GEORGE McMANUS - kin i have a piece PAPER - piro FRIDAY MQRXING, JUNE I NEWS? D KNOWnt n 1 & VI VA Celebrated Player May Never Again Put on Baseball Suit Vi tr- -. CHICAGO, June 24 Norman Hose, swimming atar cf the Illinois Athletic association, who has just finished a successful tour of the Antipodes, Is now In California on his way back to Chicago. After a brief rest he will begin "tuning up" for the Olympic games at Antwerp. He has already entered the annual river marathon which la to be staged In Jul:,. Ross Is one of several champions the Illinois Athletic club will send to the Olympic games to uphold the honor of the United States. The chib will give him a great reception when he arrives in Chicago. Ills trip to the other side of the world was marked by a string of successes. He lost his first race with Frank the Australian champion, BeaurepaJre, which was In a choppy sea over tne course. Two days later In the inclosed city pools, with smooth water and solid walls at each end and thirteen turns to make Ross displayed his class, defeating & Reaurepalre with ease, 80 a world's record. It yards. In The Australians were loath to admit the American swimmer was the master of Reaurepalre, but before Ross left the countrv he had decisively beaten all the Australian champions lie swam twenty-fou- r of them races, winning twenty-thre- e He baa established four worlds records and sis American records. The people of Melbourne had arranged an elaborate reception for him, hut Hess slipped Into the city a day ahead. The officials, however. Insisted the program must be carried out and he must be given a triumphal entry, so The public would not be disappointed. Consequently, Ross, wllji a rug over his Vrm and a bag In his hand, hopped onto the rear car of the Sydney Express as It was coming Into the station and a minute biter stepped off to the platform and received the plaudits of the throng as the official progiam was carried out to the original letter. 880-ya- rd 5, Turf Remits and Entries LATONIA ENTRIES. First rac, at furloog Aan Gallup Mabel O. PH. if . ' f S' , u - AT aJKI , ' ,, T l' '! ' , V- - v H By Ualreraal Service. aad up. atx furlongs Harry Baryoyae 110 cKiagl, $12.00, $4.10, $3 20, won; Military Girt 95 (Hunt), $2.90. $2 40. sec$4 third. ond; Taaa Saoadera lit (Lyke), Tim McGee. Time. 1:1$ . Cockroach, Loot Oreaan, volar. Lon, Squ Htyh Voluye, Slave,' Mah and Shell Bark also ran. Second race, the Calm pur so. $1400. f. five aad a half fur maiden fillies, 2 rear-otdtonga Mary Gaffary 112 (Kublasoa), $14 80, $6.10. $4.40.. won; Golden Autumn 112 (Minall wood), $3 40 $$ 00, second; Homs id 112 fftona Time. 1 (t Promore, huo) $12.40, third. t'oeur da Feu. Sarahaaadn, Mias Hilarity, Mary G, Feppory Folly, Lough Maiden. Uomper aad Blue Flame else ran. Third race, clalmlnt, purse $1900, for aad ap, six furtoneo Puke of Devonshire 11$ (Lyke). $7.80, $8 10, $2 90, won; Bring-hure- t lit (WMa). $MQ $2 40, second; Happy N Time, alley ill (Kennedy), $3 10, third. 1:1141. J. Bufuu, Fiaaara, Belma G., Ruby, aad fteut Conduit Bqwatnr also tan. Sparkler, Feorth race, claiming, purse, five and a half furlongs Jetsam 97 (Wtlnna), $22 60, Id 90. $3 40, wool Judge Budmw 107 (Lunsford), $1.00, 3$ 90, ascend; rUpno 97 (Hunt), $2 40. third. porting t'haaee. Ring Rone, Time, 1 0t 2 I Ulan Porn. Moon! nod Tom Rote nlae ran. Fifth raco. the Sweeg purse, $2300, for and op, one mile and n sixteenth lyeorharee 114 Ly9e), $5.10. $2.90. $i.llk. wm 90 (WkJa), 13 lH, $2 4, neoend; Rural Truly Time, Rapid Pay 100 (Mink), $440, third. 1 45 f $ Pouble Van and Mysterlooa Girl also ran. Sixth race, claiming, pun $1400, for S year r Awb w(V " o"A- - , f' First race, yar-oJd- a T " c. P -- rfT 911 'h t. d 1 . Whlte-Leon-a- , won; Cheer 113 (Kennedy!. $9 40. $4 10. $ 2 (Ml. second. Adeltc Lender 110 (Hunt! IMJi Km iConnellyl. $2 7. tlilnl. lime, 2.04 4 6. alno Gleon Loo ty end UeoTl Warp. ran raee. claiming SoTeneth purse $1400. for and up one mile mid nn eighth -I4yarold Maid lu2 (knnedji $8 HO, $5 10. $130 ari-i m lUibnni 5 40 $3 W eon Bourlvm brl hi lin Jrrpll $s 40, ihird iuwnd, I B m I 5 2 33 omttr1nliH e Stone. I Banlmo rimp. fhmduria, Walter H Pearce and Night Wind ran. II Pahalna aii Oklahoma (He Haiterlv- .- 1almero aad Griffith Becond game s The postponed game between the and the rtah CHI will be played .wn this evening on the Municipal grounds. As these two teams are the leaders In .,vw he Commercial league, this game will 4'll probably be viewed by many rooters for ..417 .322 each team. The game will start at 8 oclock. Omaha Oklahoma Batteries City Atchlaa, James, I .... Batteriea Braanon. Paul ft Mlnnes.lls Mllwituker K. i 2 and Boyd $ Lost. Was, 1 3 t,rtii!Tl!le rolunib'i Indianapolis Kansas City 31 81 30 70 0 32 32 S3 1 - Little Boy, Ottawa Race Winner, Proves Ringer OTTAWA. June 24. Little Boy. the "Mystery Horse. which won the fourth race st the Connaught park racing course last Monday, was a ringer, according to a ruling of the park stewards, made public today. E 8 Moore. Frank Farrington and George F. Rlelilngs have been denied the privileges of tho park for "misrepresentation and deception in connection with the ownership of the horse The stewards announced that Little Boy was entered as owned by E, t Moore, but that the owner In reality Is Mr. Fara Detroit. Mich., contractor. rington. Rlrhlngx. the stewards allege. Is a "color The hoise ran aa a dark bav, ehangtr' but is lading to a chestnut, the stewards 812 .337 .330 1S4 .473 .430 207 A R. 2 ...It Hoelik sod R. and troaaett. and R ,...23 Mnlreaaen Batteries yirQuUlaa, ley; Long aad Ray. Meyer, ' 2 0 H. E 3 10 and Wo. Lesl ..,.,35 e.Bft .... MofnphU Mobil ...33 RHi 0rln ............. .. .84 31 $0 Su.hrin 22 lhatunoofx .... Rralt. T4tr4y,i At Littl 4$ AlUnH . loan 4 f. 23 82 29 29 90 4 0 Bart- hitUnqflga VesVlle VO If.VI. Pet. .f$s ,547 .68$ .532 f I CUTLER BROTHERS COMPANY ansscj THIRTY SIX TVf AVN 14L. I 1 STREET ,teA4 531 $1 .fton 85 45 .82$ 2, Birmingham 7. Memphl Rock Llttlt Rock 2, Atlanta 4.'htlaaoog a 2. New Mtmphl At Littl AC I r H. 10 SOVTKZRN ASSOCIATION. Bimtinghftm ! 1 Whltebouee Murphy; At Dnuaeille Columbus ' JOHN C. CUTLER A. T. CUTLER A. J. GREENWELL S. B. SHEETS W. f. VIER, JR, F. V. ROOK 4 4 1 8 . Brady other wonderful Cutler values representing 20 to 50 savings on anything in our entire store. See SUITS E. Ft 8 11 R H B At Keotae City T S 2 St Peul 1 3 3 Kanes City Hatter! Merritt, Hall and Hirgravs; Ames and Brork. Inhnpulle Batterli STETSON HATS HICKEY. FREEMAN CROSSETT SHOES IDE SHIRTS IDE COLLARS SHAWKNIT HOSE Results. Yesterday's At Vlllwsukee Mlnnreiolie yitlweukre Batteries 1awdennllk, Norihrop end n,tnon At lndlsnptdi Toledo L Pet 2b 38 33 27 . We caution all men during these abnormal times to examine carefully the texture and weave of fabrics. The cross weaves, the loose textures and the mixed shoddies WILL NOT WEAR. ASSOCIATION. AMERICA E At Tulsa -Pt. Joph Tulaa Pan-tage- -. 4 aod Uul Commercial League. ..Ml 5- Clothing with a guarantee of 8 full months service clothing that will give absolute satisfaction from the moment you put it on your back to $301under actual goes today and tomorrow at this phenomenal pricfr-$- 20 value! We say buy, and buy now but be sure you buy GOOD clothes made of GOOD fabrics even the best makes use poor cloths in their cheaper suits so use care! Buy from merchants with a reputation for QUALITY. Think! Pete Herman, bantamweight champion, and Jimmv Wide flyweight champion, ha co signed articles to tight tnentr rounds ill London on September 17 for (.0,000 Tr,. ,K4 6 Omaha Johnny Dundee and Willie Jackson drew a gate of (1.1 000 at Boston the other night. The little Italian received (5000 for his end. ,42 i - Tgyrif- 871-0- KlHg'-foa- .... LATONIA RESULT. vy n! $20.-00- fhl r'' - St Ay Mountala Girt 9$, Martin May Ktf trifle 103, ttanrih Derid Rapid Craig 109, Aimed 100 DiaeuHa1onl(w, HHMaon 110, Park Hill 113. War Garden 115. Nrdrrk 103, i)k M, Ralabew Girl 109, Eleve 98. Pecud UW. Camouflage 112 ftrcoM rare, fix furlong Right Orer Might lOt. ftweeptflf Glance 105. Anjcn 100. BTu Paradlaa 100, Sir Jolm Verge 110. tuirre 112 Third race, five and a half furlong 4 ointiel VESTER n LEAGUE. B on orke 113. Corn 113 PemBaker 115, Seryeant 1- Tnl-- a broke 115. Judye Budrow 1)5, Balaeor 1A 3J 115, Tharoe 115, Mclioedwta 115, Darjeeling J plln 2.1 12 lift, Cockade 115. Humphrey lift, fty linger WlciiPa ''J lift. Advance 115, BL Poaard 115, Pluto 113 A. St. Jrtseph -- 9 M Wtahnaker 115A, Greater America lift. Sir Oklahoma Uty -- 9 Thomas Keen 115. Omaha 4 X, Fourth race, one mile and a iitMh Harry Pea Moines A U B 00, Captela Mac 100, Uiat-o- t Stoo lOtt, Rterllmr tity 110, Tlppo Bahib 112. mile I Wl DancFifth race, on loo, Results. Yesterday n. H ing Spray 100. Viva America 109, UallM un i At WlFhita 7 100, Jap JOB, Jane Feaaybaker 109, Fern Hand-le. . . Hlnux City , . 109. 11 5 Wl.-hitSixth race, one mile aad a quarter Cooroy -Muunauk and klfftrt. Mile. Raflri4x 94. Muffle 94, Airdrie 99. Guide Pont 102, aod Vurjao. Jack Reeve 107, The Gallant 107, 10 Ray 107, Bnoemna 112, Burkaatl 112, Lakrete 107, H It. ' At JofLB Sling 112, Flantarede 112, Bryallmah 107, 3 $ Bareath race, one mile aad a sixteenth IJttta ftoa Mirfnes. 4 6 Joftlin ,. ......r..., I Pa neb tt 100, Golden Dana 100, Arrow Point s51ara and Banner, Uchenberg Batterie100, Tony Lady 10ft, Lady MouatJoj 105, Mu Duaa. ftvaa 107. Shell Bark 110. Shillelagh II 110, St. Germain U0, Cortland 110. Virgo 112. R H At Oklahoma City First game 97. 19$. TV George Adams and Jimmy Kelly,for Chithe been signed cago bantams, haveLeonard-White go. semifinals of the '4' The veteran, Gunboat Smith, who meets Metiehor on Saturday afternoon at Tony A'; Eaat Chicago, has asked the Indiana promoters to land a match for him with A , sj 4, The scrap Dempsey if he beats Uellchor Saturday promises to be quite an arguunderstood that the It In is Itself. ment 0 t hlrafo Tribune Salt Ijike Tribune leased "Wire, Gary steel Interests are ready to buy worth Of tickets for their employees t HR'AGO, Junt 21 Aourdfi'K lr m- some Saturdav for carded Is bout C the formation in hascliali fircNs heie. This amount will in Auguat. the gamo in in danger of lsinir lt most afternoon be offered Dempsey as a guarantee. r piuy-ethe and picturesque figure gieatet of all time. Tv jus t'ohb. the Georgia champion, Johnny Wilson, middleweight peach. with an optkm of 40 In a game here June ft 4'obb collided is to receive of the gross receipts, to box and sprained per cent with fLgbtf elder one of hts knees It n'v dce)ps that So'dier Bartfield at Newark a week20 from per Bart field Is to receive the tendons wer pulled and the peach tonight. If the gale roes over mt be out of the parne permanently. cent of the receipts 25 per rent If over J28.000. 000 and t PO Von Athletics, the d,l Secretary a who is a erv close frieml of (ebb. says of Battling Cobb told him he probably could not Dan Morgan, manager hot under the collar, claimplav ball again I,evlnsky, Coob took all sorts of desperate chances ing that Gene Tunney ran out of a match on the field and on the bases thiough with the rhamplon. thirteen seasons and never suffered a Tunney Is the A. E. F. titleholder in the severe Injury. oiiTj to To Taxi out in a division and has won h,s last six starts collision in which tho participant. came In Jersej. together Indircctl.. to take hesitated Cobh has never Txirnev IJchtenstein. local representain his sensational chances v Ith jiiU tive of Jack Iwmpsev, has been granted base running and aivvavs escaped with all of the tonceasiom at the minor injuruh when the ortu' were all was nicknamed the bout In favor of bun getting pumtured and "hot dog king" at Toledo when he was torn to iibbn of sandwiches. carload a with stuck a " Reports from Benton Harbor Indicate that White is going a fast clip In conditioning himself for the battle. His workouts yesterday and today were In a hot sun land Included six rounds of boxing and some wreslling, In addition to tne The challenger has regulation stunte. been experiencing some trouble In keepweling punching material, but several terweights were sent from here who are providing plenty of argument. Promoter Floyd Fltxstmmons hae announced that Jack Dempsey will be the is acthird man in the ring, provided he Fltislm-mons ceptable to both of the fighters has not said What he would do with was also who of the offer Carpentler, ready to take the job. Trip. Chicago Tribune Salt Lake Tribune IeaMd $ Trilran. Lcaacd Wire. hie July 5 bout with Charley Whrite. The champion announced that he would devote a lot of his time to road work, as he was more in need of that form of exercise than of boxing. Famous American Water Dog Home After Remark Successful 4 - June 24. Benny Leonard and his entourage left today for Benton Harbor, Mich., to occupy the Eastman Springs camp and complete training for TY. COBB. ably Lk t Chicago Tribnne-BlCHICAGO, me ' BOXING NOTES Or . a. I I 1 |