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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

Kountz, Joe Maloney and Jack Lewis
Hupp, of Canon City has five runners
in the stables, Pete Methil, OF Aguilar
is training Meadow Green, a consistent
sprinter and Jimmy Fitzpatrick is
working Bud Nc, a green pacing geld
ing, by Karl *, dam by Coinette, three
year old 2:12 IL. Bud Nc stepped Off
the mile in 2:2Ola last year, after only
thirty DAYS training.
DR.. A. j. Monohan, Pueblo physician
is training Calcium, n thorobred, who
has figured in race victories in Mexico,
Canada and the United States. Dr.
Monohan has been breeding this horse
for tho past few years and should de
velop n Man-o'War- man some day.
The Pueblo physician is an expert at
breeding and training race horses.
Another of DR.. Monohan's string is
Fred +, time 200 IA, a filly out of his
old favoritc driving mare Ruth. Fred
r at the present time is on DIR. Mono
hans ranch and will be brought to the
Colorado state Fair grounds stables
within a short time where she will be
broke to harness.
A handsome stallion. Del Direct, is
being prepared by ]. c. Becklcy, of
Salida. Del Direct went lame last yea I
but shows great promise for tho 1921
season. DIR. Kelly, well-known IN
Pueblo racing circles. is working bay
mare, Mabel, by WurzbuerEer, that
showed milo IN -.gb on tne trot ihD'
season. The same horse has been
known to step a quarter in % seconds
In the Jack Lewis string of SIX
horses there may be found Peter Ma
tive, timc 2:13 IA. who won two races
last year at tho State Fair grounds
It is expected that no will step the
mile in 2:12 IA this year, since he has
been over the half mile track hero for
distance of $3.50 feet in 2:lS -
Arindo Is another horso in this string
He won two races last year in 2;ls
Other horses are Lucille Foster. Bella
dona. Athol Direct and Lady West
the latter belonging to Mr. Herpsoer'
ger. who has been using her over ths
half mile tracks.
| Charles Kountz has a string includ
ing Bladen. 2:lT ia: Almost. 2:lo IA
The Sleuth, 2:lT IA, who has beci
clipping tho milo in ,:1b Ia in trials.
Fred Bean is another horscman a
the State Fair grounds who will en-
ter promising PAGERS and trotters II
| this falls events. Two of his foul
horses are unnamed as yet.
From all Indications the racing sea
son of 1921 will be the most success
full Of all time. Riders. owners. rub
bcrs, trainers and ranchIncn have been
interestedly watching the activities at
the fair grounds this winter. and
prophecy n revival in horse racing this
summer and fall.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
pY WHITNEY GRANT

In choosing an ali-city high school
basket ball team this year. Central
high school is accorded three places
by virtuo OF their unusually brilliant
exhibition of cage court play in every
game they played. Only once during
the regular inter scholastic season
were the Wildcats defeated. They lost
n tic game In the extra fve minutes
OF play with Centennial high school
In tho Colorado state tournament
the Blue and White basketeers dis
played n brand OF play that easily won
them third place. They were rueners-
up for the championship until three
hard games played in one day sent
them down for two defeats.
Centennial high school is placed at
a disadvantage because OF tho fact
that the failed to show good form at
the start or the season. Coach Ect-
terinE had the task OF developing has-
kct shooters from a crew that had
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
Pulitzer Race
Rules Adopted

Detroit. Mich. April 2.-Rules and
conditions to govern the three days Of
airplane contests here next September.
eliminating in the Pulitzer air trophy
race, have been officially approved by
the Aero Club OF America and the avi-
alton chiefs OF tho army. navy and
postoffico department. The information
has been brought to .his city by Will
liam r. Stout airplanc designer who
spent week in Washington and New
York as representative Of the Aviation
Country club OF Detroit, under whose
auspices the races will he conducted.
Mr.. Stout declared tho program will
be comparable with the indianapolis
speedway automobile race and the
gold cup power boat championship.
Every practical typo Of airplnne Will
be entered. according to MIR. Stout
At least 100 planes arc expected to
enter the tournament. About siSty ma
chimes probably will be entered in tho
Pulitzer race, according to Mr.. Stout.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
NY WHITNEY GRANT

with the return OF Yousift Mamout
to this country. wrestling has two
worlds champions. Stranger Lewis
and Nahmout.
Mahm0ut left America tn 1919 as the
undoubtcd champion OF tho world and
has not wrcsiled since. Thus he is
virtually the wrestling champion Of
tho world. since he declares that his
temporary retirement was forced. and
he intends wrestling again.
Until Mahmout returned to tho Unit
Cd States this week, Stranger Lewis
WAS conceded 20 be the worlds mat
honor holder. due to his succcss in de-
fcatinE Joe Stechcr. after the SchraE-
kan had eliminated Earl Caddnck in
rax Richards tournament, for the mat
hanors of the world. II was thought
that Nahmout was dead
Tho Turks claim Is based on Frank
Go,ch's retirement from the mat and
tho presentation Of tho crown 20 Nah
mout. Nahmout and Gotch were under
tho management of Film klRnk at that
Tine. Shortly after that happened Nah
mout returned to Bulgaria and I'm
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
PUEBLO HIGH SCHOOL ALLSTAR BASKET FIVE

their score making. Alley scored 10
fold points in games played at home.
During tho state tourney at Boulder.
he succeeded in placing tho sphere thru
tho nettcd hoop for 5s points from tho
field.
McQuaIdo and ChiIson at guards can
not bo beaten. This pair work as a
machine on tho foor.-onc a counter
part OF tho other. And still they arc
able to successfully prevent opposition
scoring when separated.
Crow used as a utility man. is de-
pondablc in any position, In addition
tn his ability to place tho ball thru
the hoop. ho is proficient at stopping
the advance OF opposing teams to score.
McGill deserves honorable mention by
virtue OF his scidom-secn sportsman
ship. II is safe TO say that he Is the
most sportsmanliko high school nth-
lctc In Pueblo. Altho he is a patriotic
student TO alma mater, in tho face
of defeat he does not grow sullcn. and
wo have yet to SEQ tho time when he
questions the decision OF an official.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

Central high school basket ball team
has just completed one of its most
successful seasons, with eleven victor
les out of twelve regular scheduled
games played. Two non-scholastic
games, with the B-ptist church five
and the c, +. 4 i. League Wire Mill
resulted in wins for tho Blue and
White, while in the Colorado. state
basket ball championship tournament,
the Wildcats won three OF six games
played, netting them third place.
The only loss, in the regular inter
scholastic schedule, experienced by the
southside basketeers, was with the
Centennial high. school team, when the
Red and White were victors "a to &c,
after a Tie score at the end Of the
game period.
In the state tournament Central was
so placed on the playing table that
they wcrc forced to play their three
hardest games in the period of one day.
At the end of the tournament three
teams were tied for third place, and
Central was rclesatcd to the fourth
place as tho result of n drawing.
Percentages complied by official
scorers, show that the Pueblo school
should have been accorded the third
position.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
MAHMOUT RETURNS TO
q. S. TO RECLAIM TITLE

pressed in the service Of that country's
army.
on Bulgaria being defeated by Ru-
mania in the Balkan war. MBhmout
became Rumnnian. As such he
fought In the great war. and was twice
reported dead. once thru being cap
turod and once thru a case of mistaken
Identity.
Mahmout's parents wcro Turkish. but
he has lived. and owned property in
Bulgaria for sometime. He now in
tends becoming a citizen Of tho United
States and moving his family to this
country.
In tho meantime Sahmout. under the
direction OF Emil klank. will start an
active wrestling campaign in tho
hope OF rc-cstablishins his devastn ted
eychepucr. Mahruout 10 now living
with Emil kiank in Chicago
klank. tn a letter to the Sports Fdi-
tor OF the Chieftain. states that he
will rest the bis Turk :or a few weeks
and then set out after all the promising
heavyweight wrestlcrs, including
Stranger Lewis. Mahmout is 81 years
old, and weighs i92 pounds at tho
present time.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
WASH. j CREW
RACE CALIFORNIA

seatti.. wash. April 1.-Two Uni
veruty OF Washington crews. varsity
and freshmen. are scheduled to leave
here tomorrow night for Oakland.
Cal. where they will race University
OF California boats on April ..
washington'z varsity probably will
be sent TO the national intercollegiate
regatta at PouEhkcepsic. New York.
this summer. II IL wins from Cali
rornia- II is believed the California
oarsmcn will go cas-, II they defeat
Washington.
Ed Leader. Washington crew
coach. II non. too optimistic about
washington's chances at Oakland.
Bad weather has kept the varsity
eight from some Of its training work
and reports have como north that
California will have one OF tho
strongc-t varsity crews in It's history.
Although final announcement of
the varsity lineup has not been made.
IL Is thought the seats will ho filled
as follows:
RussSaFlcr. cosswain; Mike Muir
phy. stroke: Captain Lngg. No. I.
shaw. No. 6: Ingram. No. S. Cush-
man. No. 4: NaEnussen, No. j.
France. No. and Ncd.ricc, bow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

The 19e0-21 basket ball season opened
at Central high school with three let
ter men In uniform. They were YER
non Cochran. captain, who was ac-
corded the honor of all-state center
for Colorado following the state tour
nament; Howard McGill, who was in
capacitated owing to illness following
tho second game in the schedule; and
Donald Alley, sophomore who won
three athletic letters his first year in
Central high school.
Knobbs. although a senior. was out
for basket ball his first time. His
unusual athletic ability assured him h
place on the first team. Badovinac.
sophomore, and Vanelli. senior dark
horse" made out the Blue and White
complement.
Cochran entered the 1871 season for
his third year on the cage court. hav-
ing played in 20 games prior to that
time.
Howard McGill. a senior. entered the
season for his second year, and would
have no doubt been the star defensive
man for the Wildcats. had not Illness
forced him TO quit school. He WAS
awarded a letter for his brilliant work
in the first two games of the season.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

Alley, an all-around athlete, entered
the game for his second season, play
ing in II games. He has already won
two "C's" this year-onc in football.
another in basket ball.
Naneli, Badovinac, Mike BartA,
Augenbaugh and Guy F'riar, were
other members OF the Central bas-
keteers crew who displayed accurate
knowledge Of the cage sport. Vanclli
and Badovinac were members of the
first team. Treadwell and McCrillis.
while regular members OF the second
squad. proved to be reliable when
placed as substitutes.
Record of CertrArs performances
with schools In regular schedule fol-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
Sporting Notes

Now York - Soldier Barthcld and
Phil Bloom fought l5-round draw.
st. Louis-H,rvey Thorpe. knocked
out Bill Burns OF Duluth. in tho sixth
round. Monday night.
Pittsburgh - Joe Lynch. bantam
weight champion, won by a shade over
Young Pinchot in ten rounds, Monday
night.
Chicago - Stanislaus zbyszko and
John Pcsek were matched for April
10 and Stranger Lewis will meet Jim
I-ondos or Rcnato Gardini tho same
night.
Boston-Frod ]. Wright of Water
town, state amateur champion. will sail
for England next month to participate
in tho British amateur and open golf
tournaments in NAV.
Stanford University. Canf-Charies
Paddock broke tho worlds record for
the 22o-yard dash, doing the distance
in 81 seconds hat, and tied tho 100 yard
dash record OF o 3-5 seconds.
Cleveland - Tho greatest field that
over competed in a swimming event
nero was entered IN the national sem
ior n y T. 100 yard swim for women
at the athletic club pool last night.
Boston-Clark pittinEcr, recruit.
IS scheduled to play third base for
tho Red SoN on the present barnstorm-
ing trip because OF an injury TO os-
car We'd. who wrcnched his right ankle
and is on CrutChes.
Toledo-EiEhty-four bowlers left here
yesterday for Buffalo where today they
will take part in the American Bowl
ing congress tournament There are
IL fyc-man teams and enough extra
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
INDEPENDENT LOOP
ADOPTS 40 SCHEDULE

Logan. Utah. Arrll "A forty
game Hchsdulc. said 70 he tho lonFNs: (:
ever attempted h. an independent
baseball league in tho west. was adopt
cd recently by the Northern Utah
League here.
yhc Northern Utah season opens
MAY 4 and closes August -. Two
games arc to he played each week with
double headers on holidays Tho
teams in the Len aEuC represent Ogden,
Logan. Smithfield. Trcmonton, Brig
ham and Lewiston.
Frank Francis. mnvor OF ogden, *
president OF the club representing
that CITY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03


now he threatens to hold the limelish
I in the sport public eye while direct
ing the destinies of the Tigers for the
1921 pennant He Is getting a great
deAl OF attention thru the sport
columns all over the country because
of his unusual and unique method in
training his athletes. in which he has
revolutionized the traditions and time
worn theories of the most conservative
and ideas OF those who are intimately
known to Cobb.
Cobb's system Is based on psychol-
ogy: he has heart TO heart talks with
his players, puts the recruits on the
same level with the regulars, and
while stern and convincing in his
training rules, II is said that the play
ers can sleep long as they like, and
retire At night when they see fit.
There are no set hours for arising and
retiring. With this training camp
program. Cobb has developed one of
the strongest looking aggregation OF
players during tho spring training.
Reports from the San Antonio camp.
declare that the Tigers have developed
n wonderful offensive and defensive,
and that Ty has .nstilled into hie cner-
gctic cohorts new elements OF the game
that will surprise tho fans this sum-
mer, especially in the defensive part
OF the pastimc. Every man on the
team is in the best physical condition;
loyal and boosting their leader. II is
this harmony supporting the Detroit
pilo; that 1, going TO mean a great deal
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

Continued From Page sovcntecn)
como in handy. This was certainly ono
OF tho accasonE.
Morgan. fattcrcd in his pride IA a
book collector. came up to tho bookcase
and bent over to study the different
titles. II think | have even older map,
by Ottilius," he answered.
Quick as n nash. Bill slipped a small
bottle and sponge into the uuvcrinE
hands of SILKY Moll-and quicker still
sho acted on his warning look.
AS Morgan Spencer glanced IN at
Rtll with a volum" In his outstrctchcd
hands. he never had "A chance to risc
from his hont-ovcr position. for "A pair
of white arms went around his neck
and Sickly sweet sponge was pressed
TO his nostrilH.
With scarcely struggle, for hc wa.
held in visc-likc grip by Ballard. n.
sank to tho carpet unconscious
Talk about your luck" acclaimed
Darpcr Bin as ho looked around and
saw tho halls were still empty.
But Molt held M her finger That's
tho last numbcr'' 5ho warned him
Tho strains OF Msssenct coated
out to them. SUNG by voice Of gold.
open wide thy Windows
Behold the dawn!'
and tho conspirs.oru came back to
reality.
1T is nearing the hour agreed on.
Mike 10 waiting outside" Ballard
spoke rapidly. Now to tic tho hand
kcrchicf over hia face so he won't wax.
too puicky--,o place him In this arm
chair with his back 10 the cntrunco y,
he won't be discovered right avsy--in
n moment tho music will be over and
he'll hc missed Good" Hc settled tho
chair at conccnlnr angle. Now for
our little comedy
Tense as q jungle animal. ncr-iIcr4
as a bird OF prey. he drew Moll hy tho
wrist toward tho side entrance. Turn
mat switch OFF, he commanded. Shu
did so, aud tho porch was drowned in
darkncap
Hc pointed to a clump Of ornamental
bushes at tho edge Of the lawn Be
hind that are Silva and tho bulls" he
Erinncd. "Sow. this Is whci YOU arc
supposed 10 bc put out. BcfoT open
and shut tho door and Civ" inc signal
beat II like hell to the back Of tho
garage where tho car is hidden with
it's engine running. Lilo Nat on your
iacc az near tn" bottom as you can
it'll he a run Tor our lives.
Silky Mol obcycd him. dropping
noisleEsly thru low window At tho
back Of tho hallway. She tore thru tho
maze Of tho formal garden. until. spent
and with sohhine breath. Eho reached
the shadow OF tho garage and tho
empty racer.
As she did 70 tho slam Of the door.
like tho crack Of a pistol. reached hcr
almost simultaneously with tho low
whistle of Ballard. There was y rush
Of men, lights flashing from tho
pcrches. and the sound of running feet,
With Jar which nearly threw her
out. she felt Hill hurl himself into tho
drivers scat. There was roar from
tho powerful engine. tho Hwish Of
branches as they plouEhed across tho
lawn thru clurrp Of trees, . rattle Of
shots over their heads and they vere
tearing down tho white highway at /.
rate no ordinary car could hope to
foliCw.
CTo Be Continued)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
Stranger Lewis
Travels By Air

San jose. Cal. April ,.--"Strang-
Ter" Ed Iowis has bought an air
plane in which ho plans to f1y from
city TO city to defend hts title of
worlds catch h-as-catch-can wrestling
champion.
81 have engaged pilot to take
mo everywhere" Lewis said at his
home hero recently. Travelling by
air will ssvo me lots of time and
think OF tho fresh air I will got. n
will ho cheaper and healthier than
travelling bv train
Lewis left hero several days ago
for Kansas City to meet Tom Draak
tomorrow night on April he meets
John Peck at New York and on
April IL at Des Moincs he will take
on Earl Caddock. former champion.
Stanislaus Zhyzko, noted Polish
wrestler. who is after n match with
Lewis. will not bc taken on until
next year. according to Lewis pres
ent plans II have heard he Is a
great man and I want 10 sec him
go before I give him match" Icwie
said. "1t he is as good as they gay
he is. I want To he at my beat
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

toward the success for the team in the
American League rate.
Detroit should make a good showing
in the struggle for the coveted bunt-
ing in their league. That they are a
first division team seems to be an as
sured fact. but to predict that Cobb
will land the Tigers at the top of the
league this years seems to be straining
optimism to the breaking point.
New York and Cleveland look like
better bets for the premier honors in
the American Lefgue, but 1t is certain
that the Detroit team is going to prove
n stumbling block to the pennant win
ners. as well one of the hardest
aggregation OF ball players in the cir
cult to defeat.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

men TO filI tho doubl. event on Thurs
dav, tho closing day OF tho tournament.
New Sork-1n the seven gancn he
tween the Yanks and tho Rrooklyns
during tho training season tho Amer
lean Josguors have made rs hits and
eS runs as compared to the Nationals
So hits and IS runs.
st. Louis-Tho st. Louis nationals
were scheduled to break camp at
orange, Texas, yesterday following a
field meet in which members of the
team and students Of orange hiEh
school arc entered, according to n dis-
patch received here. The Cardinals
will return directly TO st. Louis.
Detroit 80 4 new 2i-Cylinder engine
is being designed by Edssl Ford to
drive a rowerhoat he plans to enter
in tho gold cup and Harmswcrth
trophy races here this summer. The
American Powcrboat association re
Gently raised the piston displa laccment
FROM 2.i50 to 400 in order that the
Ford might enter
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
Hammer Throw
Is Re-Admitted

Berkeley. Cal. April :.-univorri,y Of
California here has brought tho ham
mcr throw back to the Pacific coast
for very short stay in tho list Of
track and field meet events. Tho ham
mor throw was barred by tho Pacific
coast conference almost two years ago
but II will be revived by California
for tho meet here April . against tho
University Of Michigan, which has scv-
crnl star throwcrs.
Stipo OF Michigan, Il In said. puts
tho hammer out to around i35 feet,
whilC Waltz and Battelc. two Cali
in landing IL 15O feet and hope to
better their mark before the meet.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
LARGE STRING RACE HORSES
ARE WORKING AT FAIR GROUNDS
Eight Horsemen Have Animals at State Stables For
Daily Training Interest
In Racing


in
tSinte
haxing tho
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

Fittsburgh-Thc news came from the
Pirate training camp at Hot Springs.
Ark, yesterday, that Manager Gibson
has signed "A new catcher in the person
of William Skin, who starred with
Bridgeport in the Eastern league last
season
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
ALL-CITY QUINTET 1921
great difYiculty in even hitting tho back
boards OF the baskets.

Cochran Is given the center and cap
tain positions because OF his ability to
locate the netted loop on field goals.
as well as foul throws and a good
brand OF defensive. lilo displayed lead
ership in running his team on tho
court. More than once "Shanty" called
his crew to short field conference
that turned inevitable defeat to victory.
Alley and Enobbs at forward is the
logical choice. Both were steady in
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
NINE TENNIS
MEETS IN West

Portland. Orc. April Mime tennis
tournaments for the Pacific north
west and British Columbia for 1921
have been suggested to tennis or
Eanizations by Walter A. Goss, Port
land. sectional representative for the
United States Lawn Tennis associa-
ton.
Mr.. Goss recommended the following
dates and places:
Idaho State Championship, place as
yet undetermined. June 20.
Inland Empire Championship. Spo-
kane. June q.
Willamette Valley Championship
oregon state Championship. Port
land, July IL.
British Columbia Mainland Cham
pionshtp. Vancouver. July IS.
Pacific Northwest Championships.
Tacoma. August /.
Pacific Northwest Sectional Cham
pionShlp. Victoria, July Is.
Washington State Championship,
Seattle. August $.
British Columbia Clay Court Cham
plonship. Vancouver. August Is.
Tho suggestions follow the schedule
that have been in effect in the Pacific
northwest for several seasons. The
final dates will be announced soon.
Cambridge - Harvard athletes who
had been anticipating the advent OF the
trimming table season as n means OF
reducing tn, cost of living werc dissp-
pointed when the athletic committee
announced that tho tables for base
ball. track and crew squads would not
open until Apr.l "a. or about three
weeks later than had been expected.
Shreveport. LA.-"BaSo" Ruth II sut-
fcriuE from r spraincd left wrist. II
was stated at the Yankee trimming
grounds. Tho injury Is not serious
and Babe may not be out OF many
training games.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

Lafayette. Ind. - william II. Dietz.
former Carlisle football star and for
nor football mentor at Washington
state. was signed as Purdue football
coach.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03
TIGERS TO SHOW BRILLIANCY
IN 1921, SPORT WRITER SAYS
Cobb's Unusual Training Tactics Have Developed
aMachine Marked By Its
M5 Harmony
ny sIRNIN DOYLE

successful Ty Cobb
scra his first year in ha
but
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-04-03

New York-Alrs. Quentin u. t'citner
tthe former Miss Lillian Hyde, met
ropolitan and Florida state woman golf
chnmpicn). will be a member of tho
party OF American women who will
play in the British championship tour
namcnt opening on May so. it was am
nounced hero yesterday. Mrs. F'rcit-
ner was runnorup in tho national title
event In 1911.