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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
SPORT PERSONALS
BY OLE

With tn. exit Of Bill Donovan as the
pilot for the lowly Phils in the old
circri' Irwin Key Wilhelm becomes
tho new leader for this year and for
1922
Presiden. william Bakers appoint
mont of Wilhelm to the mansgership
OF tho Philadelphia National team
makes the fourth manager since he
dismissed Pat Moran. 'Coombs. tho
frs. boss TO be hired by Baker. was
followed by Cravath. then Donovan
took tho helm until Wilhelm was
elected last month. Neither Coombs
nor Wilhelm served their full terms.
The now manager has set out with
serious purpose on his mind and
that Is 10 bring the ;ailend"rs from
their last position during their final
months campaign.
wilhelm started his professional
baseball career "a years ago as a
twirler for tho youngstown team in
the International league. He Joined
Pittsburg In 1909. later playing with
Boston between trips TO the minors.
II was under Donoyan's Leadership
that wilhelm was acquired as coach
and scout for Tho Phiilios. He has
good personality and IN. players seem
TO he apparently well in favor OF the
new helrnsmnn.
Some Of tho ideas that Wilhelm II
cudeavorinE to put through In order
TO bring tho team from the last posi-
tion IN the league Is in the addition
Of left handed hurlors that have In
deed born a conspicuous omission. i'm
prove tho base stealing and team
work. that h. all. but a great deal
more could he added. especially the
financial encouragement from the
owners n tho nnw pilot II to oust the
Cubs out and drop them in tho cellar
within tho short time that q riill rir".
Promoting boxing bouts with tho
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
PROGRAM FOR DEDICATION OF
MONARCH PASS IS COMPLETED
Monday Declared Holiday In Salda So Citizens
: Can Attend Ceremony 1000 Feet
Above Sea

cities, and from the upper and lover
Arkansas Valley will be on hand. and
as Monarch Park is an ideal camping
and picnic ground, the committee m
charge can promise fine time TO
those attending.
". y. Bowman. OF Denver. was IN
Salida this week, and submitted 10
the Salida school board. plans for ,
proposed Junior mo school buildins
A special school election will be called
in the near future to vote bonds for
its construction, and II the people ia
vor the erection or the building, work
will be started Immediately, as the
board is anNous to have 81 'completei
by next school term Due to ycsrlv
incrclsr in tho school population.
we'll a. the demand for vocs 'ionHi
training provision and gymnasium
convenienccs. II has become necessarv
for Sslids - take steps TO relieve the
crowded condition now existing and 10
provide these latter courses which are
becoming necessary to every modern
school. The building as planned is
similar to the present high school. but
larger. and will he equipped with the
most modern furnishings.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
jim FLYNN IS
BUSY TRAINING
rr r TAILOR

Jim Flynn. the fighting Pueblo. n
that keeps Pueblo on tho pusilis,i-
map. n now spondinE much Of his
time training for tho crovnins oven,
NJ state Fsir week when on tho nigh,
NJ Pueblo day. one. week from next
WedncHdsy. he will meet Jack Dan
forth IN the main event Of is rounds
at tho Mineral Palace
flynn IL rrcps ring for real battle
a. Danfor'h has met some good
fighters In his time and Flynn h~-
liever in tn" old saying. An ounr. or
prevention IL better than a rouud os
cure, Thus he feels much better II
he trains for tho hardest fish, Of his
life ss preventive measure" 80 to
speak.
Hn is out irSuisinF In several miles
of road work before the roos'ors think
of Growing In tho mornings and after
ssisfyinx his appetite enjoys hitting
his punching bag and other features
Of trainers apparatus.
When tho gong rings on Wednesday
night. September 2s he irYtenJ. TO
siep into tho ring In a polished boxing
condition with tho inten, nf stopping
tho fisht before it reaches tho is
round limit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

Special to Tn. C'hieftain.
Salida, Sept. 1s.-Plans for the big
celebration to be given on Monarch
Pass, as a formal opening OF the new
road. are now complete. and judging
from the hearty response from Sslida
citizens and neighborins cities. the af-
fair is assured a big success. Mon
day has been declared a holiday by
Mayor Lorton. and the business houses
and schools will be closed in order that
the people may turn out in massc TO
help in the dedication. The program
consists OF an address by Mr.. Reedy. a
representative of Major Blsuvelt.
state highway commissioner. who will
he unable to attend. and SO sends Mr..
Reedy in his place. A. L. Phalen. act
ing district engineer OF the L. :. De-
partrn-nt Of Arricultur~ viii attend
as also will representatives OF the
forest service. of many commercial
clubs. and other noted Colora doans.
Following tho formal dedication viii
he a barbecue. this to he prepared by
the state reformatory boys. and re.
formatory products Of the highest
grade will he used. Many cars from
Gunnison and other western slope
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
CBy Associated Press)

Colorado Springs. Colo, Sept IL
Mike Gibbons will be unable to box
for at least fifteen days. II beca me
known today. His right hand was in
jurcd in the seventh and final round
OF his battle with Battling CrteEa here
last Friday night.
An S-ray examination today dis
closed the fact that the injured hand
while not broken. is seriously bruised
and considerably swollen. Gibbons was
forced to cancel seven fights which ne
had scheduled for the next two weeks
including those with Eddie johnson in
Pueblo. September q. Walter Caldwell
az Ration. n NJ, September -. Art
hsgirl at Juarcz. Mexico, September
-; Kid Palmer at Fl Psso. September
=: Frank Nsntell at Houston. Sep
tenbcr 20. Joe Herrick at Omaha DC
tober and Bob Moha at Winnipeg.
October q
Mike Z. Collins. Gibbons manager,
said the Phantom probably would no.
appear in the ring again until October
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
FORT LYON FOOT BALL ELEVEN
IS KICKING DIRT FOR 1921

m. For. Lyon personnel II much
crthnsed over the prospects OF a
strong football team for this year.
Altho most Of the material Is some
what new nevertheless they are fast
rounding into shape. and with Coaches
DR.. Kelly and Mr.. Mccormick arc very
confident as, 70 the outcome when the
season opens.
The carly par Of the week saw the
men donninE their heavy uniform,
with headgcar galore and all princd
for the opening Of the practice week.
Mr. Red Nrishbors and Pop Martin
figure chiefly In tho goods produced
thu, far. Ai'ho tho team Is deprived OF
some Of It's last years heroes there
seems to be quite n bi' os material in
Mr.. Warner A. fuIi-hscL Warner
played on the 1915 Great Lakes team
Annapolis Pickcns also a star OF the
Great Lakes team viii b. looked upon
ss a good man in back field. chief
Emmons this years tennis champion
Of tn, fort did not report tn. hr-' day
Of prnc,ic. but appeared yesterday
and proved to tho managers that 10
can he depended upon, Tho back noid
is comrosod Of some very good pep
having Warner. Martin. rirsen-. Ward
and Bsrtiettc .omc fast and Ansppy
men
The -ra position. viii probably be
held down by Nann.its. Fonnerrsn n
and Necrc men who arc known to
work fast and nj, hard. Quarterback
win be mastered hY Soishhorz and
Ross. So far the real team has not
been picked but 10 trust fsaf the
Fort Lyon E-ski1 enthu-lsrt- will
no, no, crow oyoranSious IN seeing the
1891 team in action Dates for tho
opening games have not a. yet been
mentioned but We can depend uron
MI. Mccormick and Coach Kelly to
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
Mike GIBBONS CANCELS PUEBLO
FIGHT BECAUSE OF HIS INJURIES
Right Hand Was Hurt In Battle With Ortega at
Colorado Springs and Seven Bouts Are
Called Of

-. when h. meets Mix. o'pcrd al
wichita, kas., in l5-round decision
match.
Battling OrteEa Who was taken to a
hospital Immediately after the bout
Friday suffered from severely cut
eye and other injuries has cancelled
all fights for the next month.
ortega's eye Hill be operated on as
soon as the Inflammation has been re-
duced
No reply has been received tonight
from Johnny Wilson. to Promoter
Richards offer of a decision match
here between Gibbons and Wilson next
month. In the event that Wilson re-
fuses to sign for a decision match Glib
oons will appear here October u.
against an opponent to Re selected
From here he will go TO New orleans
where ne will take on Happy Littleton
October 81, after which he viii sail
for England November TO meet Ted
tkid) Lewis az Alberta Hall. London.
November II in 20 round hSut
Gibbons and Collins left for st. Paul
tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
ROBERT JONES WINS
GOLF Drifting CONTEST

ST. Lous. sept. icy tho Asso-
risted PrcEsJ-DrivirE contents ot
team matched golfers occurred during
the intcrmission In tho NATIONAL ANA
tour golf championship at IN. st.
Louis Country club today while the 81
remaining contestants prepared for
the EriliinS qualification contest OF IS
holes tomorrow to determine tho az
who will compete at match play for
the titio held by Chick Evans of Chi
caEp.
stunts.
Robert Jones Of Atlanta. who won
the driving contest in which each rcr-
former drove three balls down 20
yard wide alley. lie scored hits 275.
.70 and sSi yards. tho wet field caus-
ing tho balls TO drop almost dead.
\. Graham Of Wellington. Kan.
won tho putting contest with a score
Of II for . holes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
BENNETT BALLOON RACE
BEGINS At BRUSSELLS

BRUSSELS. Sept i'-rn]cr in,.rrni,-
teront showers and strong osate-ly
winds contestants in IN. balloon race
Tor tho James Gordon Bennett trophy
left Today The English balloon BAN
sheo pllotcd by the EnSieh aerorau,
BALDWIN was sent off at go O'Clock
In tne afternoon. The strong wind
Eato the pilots considerable trouble
and Uscih. Italian cutrsnt. withdrew
owing to damages to his balloon
Ralph Epson, American. IN a balloon,
loaned by Lieut. ant De- Nuys'er a
Belgian scronsut was third 70 get
away and disappeared In a southwest
crly direction.
Bernard voH Hoffman. flying th-
city of 81. Louis got away a, ,os n m
and W. T. Van @rnsnd In tho city of
Akron at 80 r. m owing 10 the
wind the balloon Of tho French sr-o-
nsut NJ siensims. vas dsmzE-d but
he was able to start.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
2520 CARS CANTAL0UPES
SHIPPED FROM ROCKY FORD

Special TO The Chieftair
Rocky Ford. Sept ls.-The car's-
loupe season has ended. The total
number OF cars shipped WAS 2.S1o.
which Is 1903 cars more than last sea-
son. The Honeydev shipments arc In
fun blast now and will continue
throughout tho month. The markets
arc SLOW on Honeydews Just now. but
tho demand will increase as season
opens. The last csntsloupes to he
shipped have been Burrcl Gems or
pink meats.
George kapr. local grain dealer. has
gone to ST. Louis. Mo. where he was
called on business On his return
home he will stop in Kansas City and
Ninits. Okla
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

Ellis the first batter up In the sec.
ond for the Shops sent fly TO Ellie.
Josephs drove a long fly TO Sherrard
in center field. Jones was nit by a
pitched ball but went out on Koch
evar's fielders choice near the key
stone sack forcing Jones for the final
out.
Five runs wcr. scored in the last
half OF the second inning during the
Wire Mil teams time at bat;
Prossen was hit by one OF Ro.en-
dahl's fast ones and took first. Koch
erar let Sherrsrd's grounder get away
to third base. Sherrard stole second
EberIing sent a grounder 10 Kochevar
at second and ne threw 10 Schupp at
the home plate trying TO get Prosssn
coming in from third. but Prossen
landed safely. scoring the first run.
kuntz hunted and both Rosendahl
and Schupp tried TO field IT, Kuntz
landing safe at first on the nit.
Nasser drove a liner to right field.
the ball going thru the fence on a
bounce and bounding back into the
diamond when II hit car on the out
side Of the fence Umpire Moreau. in
accordance with the ground rules gave
Assser homer. bringing the Wire
MIL total to five runs.
Rain had -arted to fall during this
inning and as the last batter was up
TO bat, the rain increased to practically
a torrent. Umpire Moreau calling a
halt 10 tho game al the close OF the
SECOND inning.
The Wire Mil and Shop. teams will
settle their dispute for the pcnuart
next Sunday. extending the Steel
league schedule TO another week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
3 MtX|CANS HELD
on ROBBERY CHARGE
Special to The chief,si-,

Special 70 The Chisftsi.i
Canon city. September '=
Three NeHicsr= arc in jail hrr-
charged with the hold w and robbery
Of olsusis -. Aivarsz veil to do
Srsuisrd at Portland. Jose guiierre-
ard Pedro Rsrrsnson were arrested IN
Portland Friday ny Sheriff Fuikrrsor.
and Juan Andreds was brought hrf-
from Pueblo this afternoon charged
with the crime. Tcmasr priaha'o ts
hainE held IN Pueblo as an important
witness In the case. Gsturrs- anf
BaranEcn arc charssd with having
formed conspiracy 10 rob Aware
and to that end sndeavorei TO rer.
suade some Of their friends IN Fort.
land TO do the iuh. and falling In this
went 10 Pueblo where shsv s~..-srssi
the services Of three of ihsir ccuutr,.-
men for the work uf which Andfedl IA
suspected " beiuE one.
Alvarez was sei7cd A. his h~us in
Portland SATURDAY uiEht bv thr-- tn.
know men who gagged him -Irurk
him over tho head rendering him ur-
conscious and rphbirE him of ~,
which ne had on his person. Lit= a.
sailsnts disappeared ir1nedI4trfr
after the cirmn hut were later traced
10 Pueblo. The condition ~ Aivafes
uas serious and for time IL va,
feared hts wounds would rrovr ff,i
but it is nov thought he riii rscon or.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

Ward Fenton left wednesday for s.
Louis. Mo. where he will attend
school this year. This is his final
year in medical training. tho first four
years being In Boulder university.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B Sherwood havs
returned TO this city after spending
the summer In Nlnitou.
Mrs. n. Franklin ,Bloiz. Mrs. A. A.
Henneman and Mrs. George Maxwell.
Ir.. entertained at n series Of psrtic,
thus week on wednesday At
luncheon and bridge party with ~
guests present. and on Friday at
thinhle party with 50 guests nreSenf
Delicious rcfreshmCnts were served
and favors given.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

exorbiiant guarantee. offered fighters
is becoming q risky financial venture
with the promoter and ine time seems
almost here when fighters. especially
appearing in the big cities like New
York will have the percentage basis
10 work on. .-
\ great many OF tn. fistic events
held during this summer have been a
loss TO tho managers or prom o,crr
even though they have drawn capacity
houses because of the guarantees they
were forced to pay for their star
talent.
II is understood thA. a group Of
New York promoters are laying plan,
along the percentage basis for this
winters program. The plan as out
lined is that the main event fighters
will draw 80 per cent Of the gross re-
ccipts. TO be split According TO their
own decisions The preliminary
and the semi-finsl fighters will un-
douhtcdly have 70 content themselves
with tho second percentage OF tn.
Eros, receipts aSer the star pcr-
formers have taken their half OF tn.
total amour. OF tho house. and the
promoter has made sure OF hi, IL
nancIal end.
When tn. Lower California Jockey
club opens .h~ in0-dsy racing pro-
gram on Thanksgiving day. Tiju.na'.
feature will be In the $4,000 stakes
this season.
The smallest purse offered will no.
he less than $500 and no overnight.
handicap will he for loss than 81. .oon.
Some OF tho stake features for tho
meetings will include the Cofsor-h
Handicap valued at $4,000. two
events that VIII register $1,000 each
and others graduating down to s.. 500.
among ihcm being IN. Tijusus
Derby. Tijuana Futuri,y and IN. Bs,a
Handicap.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
TILDFN And JOHNSON
TO MEET FOR TITLE

rhlladciphls. sept ia william
Tilden II. worlds champion. and wal
lace =. johnson will meet tomorrow
for tho 1921 lawn tennis t.;lr OF
America.
Sunshine and stiff hreeze- tods-
dried out the court and ~ vas rsid
tonight IN he In better condition than
pheu rain halted the final match Of
tho singles match on saturday That
part of tho contest played yesterday
will bo diSregardad
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

Civ. US a schedule similar ~ no. ee.tr,
than the one OF the previous year.
Kid Colvcii who has Just been get
ting into shape for another Battle has
been informed by his Manage rgp
Martin that match with Red ~
has been decided upon FOR tn, e.
month. Colvcil Won by foul from Cd
smith few weeks ago and ali faul
are eager to zee the return match
Kid Colwcii today was notified By Ms
MANAGER Pop Martin tha, the bout
with Rcd smith OF Eads. Colorado. viii
DC promoted on the tNeniy-second ~
thi, month Instead Of next month -
nrSt arranged Tho news II not go
.ng to catch Colsell unprrpsrcd -
ihe Kid has been under training r,rrs
dsy and has been carefully instructed
a. TO tho procedure against Smith -
his manager.
our well known lightweight, ho1e-
defeat for soryc time A. Lamar
Thursday evening McCiain was out.
pointed hy Rid Mac. McClain prior 10
this bout had won siV consecutly. Ne
tories and fought tgo draws
fsufenherre- vel;srvcirht -,ii,
finger from the Fort {, also urJg-
training and expects 10 meet r,-1-
last wel'srVeiEht Of the state In tl,
near future,
II VIII be OF Interest 20 some % fr-
men to know that Phil Brusa fo-rsrr,-
~ this station ard Nrestilnr sfar 81
nc olympic TryoutH AZ tho Great
issbes IA now hack In school .rd 10
PLAYING quarterback on the Decatur
Hi-Tcam.
Johnny Gonzales 80 one time No,ir-
champion of his class IN the Nsrfr.
orrs checked out on four days leave
Friday morning
We might just as well inform ,o,f
row ss later that Mr. Ahhr ~ ths F,rf
Lyon Novelty shop hHn hrer ssir,-frt
n rhert leader for nur foo;baii-roaf.
. Hqnsd. Fcrhspa the gang will Gins
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
GIRL WINS SHIN

Frceror,. y. r. Sept ff-flrfis-
stoddsrd, IL years old of N. Se-- T-.-.
Nomeu's swimming asvo~iBfir- a--
tho national Junior $50 yard winning
championship for women iods rr.
IS tecondr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
4. S. ,RiFLE TEAM
LEADS IN SHOOT

Camp Perry. Ohio. sept is.-Scor.
ing I.5si the United states team was
leading tho English team toniEh, br
lag points IN tho International small
bore rifle team match for tho Lord
Dewsr trophy. The, English team
score Of 7.os5 is tho only ono received.
Canada and Australia ALEC are COM
pctitors
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
ST. LOUIS DEFEATS
PHILADELPHIA Ga
Cincinnati Take. Two from
Boston; Chicago Wins
Brooklyn Doubleheader
NATIONAL.

St Louis. Mo. Sept. 1s.-Hitting with
men on baSses. gave the Cardinals a
victory over Philadelphia. Fournier' s
unassisted double play in the first in
ming came close to a triple but James
Smith was safe on second after VIII
liams lined to Fournier who doubled
Rapp then tossed TO second Score:
PHILADELPHIA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
WESTERN LEAGUE

AZ Wichita. s onah.
st oklahoma Ct'v. n. n-- voir-- :
=, Tulsa. sd. Sioux CITY. ia.-
At Joplin. so. -. Joseph. 7s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
PALMER WINS

Jusrez. Mexico. Sept. is.-kii Palmer
of Philadelphia was awarded tho Dc
cisiou Of tho referee in the last round
Of nf'ron round hou. with Johnny
relrnars Of Toledo, ohio. here this af, e
ernron. Palmer led thruout and with
-2s'secpnds to GO In the final round. the
inen bumped heads while engaged in
kuocked out. The men are middle
-.tirr'a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville. s-s. Indianapolis "a
~ Kansas CITY. as WiisauLss
~ Columbus. ii-0 Tpir,io -
At 81. Paul. & Nisursr,iis
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
NDB LJNCHES NFGRO
fOfND N GfRL' s. ROOM

Greensboro. y e sept ,s-rr,.-,
Daniels. young negro. Wa t.Lsn
from the pit'shuro isii today ~, . mol,
and hung. ~ II alleged ho was found
m the room ~ yuunE white woman
fridaS nlsht-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
FORT North WINS FL4G

Dallas. Terns. Sept. ii-ror- worth
won the pennsnt Of the Tr1sa trszrte
season which closed today Hour,on
was second and wichita Fsrr third
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
INDIANS OUSIfO
AS LEAGUE KINGS
New York Americans Defeat
Detroit In Eight Inning
Battle
AMERICAN
AMERICAN

Washington. d G. Sept. is-C.-.-
lard waA oussed from first ptacs In tn.
American league today when beaten
by wsshinr.oa to l. Johnson held
tho world champions 10 three hits.
their only run being due 20 Gardnsr's
singl. and passsB to Scvci. johnson
and O'Seiil
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
COAST LEAGUE

Al Los Angeles. IL 4. Vernon. 2. :
81 Sacramento. -. Il salt Lake. .. 6
s., San Francisco. g. >. Oakland. 4. 3
At Seattle Portland. rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

Sunmary: Two base hit.-Konetchy
Henline. stock. Johr Smith. Three
base hits-Hcrnsby. John Smith
stolen hase-Ecnline, Henry. Sacrifice
Efournier. tevan. Double plays
Fournier 1unassited) Rspp 10 James.
Smith 70 Konotchy. Bases on balls
Ring. j. Pertics, !. Hits off Pcrtica
. in !; Pfeffcr. in Z; Ring, : In Ia.
9. Smith. In -. Struck on,-Ring
4: Peffer. :: @. Smith.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
CLUB STANDINGS

GAMES TO-DAY
Chicago at Boston.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
YANKS MUST PLAY ALMOST
PERFECT BALL TO WIN FLAG

eEs~ York. Sept 1.-THE New
York Giants have continued their win
ming streak and now enjoy a four and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

iufk,. Sacrifice pu,h. shank
Judge Ra--s on hsilr-Coveir-sie 6
Johnson. Z Struck out Covei--ki.. Z
Johnson. = Passed haii=Picinnirh.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
NATIONAL nEAGuK
GAMES TODAY

Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Fhils de lphia at st. Louie.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

CINCINNATI. $40: BOSTON. So
Cincinnati. Sept ls-Cincinnati won
both games from Boston by heavy bat
unS. In tho first game. both Wat
son and Morgan were hit opportunely.
Narklo pitched well In the pinchc-
Both clubs ficldcd badly. Long hit,
punched effectively proved too much
for tho Boston pitchers in tho second
game. Daubcrt made n home run, a
double and two singles. Score:
Boston 900 Ie1 oio-s 4
Cincinnati .n2o o0i 5ox-s "a .
Batteries; Watson. Morgan. oc--
chser and o'Noill: Mark. and wingo.
Boston .......... 900 900 500 4
Cincinnati ..........t02 o50 oIx-io
Summary: Two-has. hits BrcseI.r.
Dauhert. Powell. Thr.e-base hits
Groh. Cruise. Govdy. Bohnc Home
run-Daubcr'. Stolen hases-Fon-oca-
Brotslcr. Double plays-Bohn. to
kopt 20 Dsubcrt. Kopf to Bohn- to
bauberi. Bases on haii+-on Iu1ue
5. off BrsSton /. Hits-oH FiiIinEim
10 in 4. off BraSton : in :. Off Morgan
: In :. struck out-By Luqu, ]. by
Morgan /.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
CHICAGO. is; pRooyr,rS a.,

'fi'Ntts l-Ss ERcpkIfS. h-1
Chicago. sept. is.-ChicsEo won =
douhlc-hoadcr from Brooklyn today
This was tho first Sunday iha, the
locals hsv" ho~n vlc,oriou, at home
this season. Crhe initial game was a
pitching duel between Checvca and
y. 1rirnc- In tho second CONTEXT
Chicago punched hits off Ru~'h.r IN
tho opening inning for two run, and
never wero headed. Score;
First game n II p
Brooklyn 200 non ooo-o o I
Chicago ..... 900 600 oir-i :
Batteries: y Crime. and Miller:
Choevos and C'FarrciL
second game II. II p
Brooklyn .... 600 nno oio- !
Chicago ..... 200 100 o7y- I
Batteries; Ructher. Niijus and
Kruger. Freeman and Eiliifcr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
NEW TopE Drrpor- :

Ss~ York. Sept. is-rhs New York
Americans defeated Detroit today to
After Blue drove In Cobb with tho
ii.inx run IN IN, r-s' half NJ tho
eighth IN, Yankees won IN tho second
hsif
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

summsry-Tro-has- hits schsnE
Th-en-es.e hits Ruth. Home run Me
Nsliy. Stolen base Neuv~i Facrf'iro
NcSsiiy. Double play Jones IN blue
Bases on balls Leonard. 2 Middleton.
:. Struck out; By leonard. $. Middle
ton. 1. Hoyt. I.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

Civ. US schedule similar ~ no. setter
than the one OF the previous year
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
CLEVELAND
WASHINGTON

I-Bs,.,a for cov.ie.si. in 9TH.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

lsu'enhrrre- veitervrlrht r,If,
ninser from the Fort II also undo
training and expects 10 met rs-r-
near future.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19


1-Batted ,or George Smith in 9th,