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The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

MAiE drummer Davis, formerly of
this city but now of Galesburg, ILL.,, ar
rived in the city Saturday of last week
on business, as well as pleasure. She
has a host of friends here who were
glad to greet her back In the Queen
City, and wish her stay in our midst
pleasant one.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25
NOTICE.

The regular meetings of the univer-
sal Improvement Association and At
rican Communities League will be held
at the Mason's new hall, 2soo Welton
street, beginning Tuesday, May 8, at 8
o'clock. All persons are requested to
note the chance of meeting place.
EDWARD C. DAVIS,
Secretary.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25
SHIRT WAIST BALL, ELKs'
HALL, TWENTY-EIGHTH AND
DOWNING.

Another Of the Elks' enjoyable en-
tertainments on Thursday, July 7, at
Elks' Hall, Old Colony, where this
Shirt Waist Ball will be the most novel
feature ever presented in Denver, as
variety Of waists from cotton to silk
will be festooned in the decorations.
Denver's popular orehestra-Morrison
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

THE MALLARD ICE CREAM par
lor at 2425 Washington street is one OF
the latest enterprises just launched. 1t
is open from a. m. to IL p. M, and is
a little palace for serving ice cream,
soft drinks, cigars, etc. Call and give
it a sanction in the business world by
a share of your support.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

vorce from her husband, Ira Turner,
Wednesday morning in Division / of
the District Court before Judge Moore.
A lump sum was agreed upon by the
parties in settlement of alimony.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

Mrs. Cora Overton of Los Angeles,
Calf, arrived in the city this week to
visit few weeks with relatives and
friends. She is the guest of her moth
er, who will accompany her back to
Los Angeles.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25
HARVEY G. WEBSTER
SHOE SHINING PARLOR
1926 Welton St Phone Main 2196

T CHALLENGE anyone living to pro-
duce, invent or manufacture a
= preparation EQUAL to Hughes
Invincible "Hurler," capsule for
rheumatism. Manufactured and sold
(price $104) by NJ. OR. Hughes. The
Metropolitan Pharmacy, 12O1 Broad
way, Denver, Colo.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

MR. GEO. w. GROSS, President of
the Denver Branch n. a. A. G. F., ac-
companied by Mrs. Gross, left Wednes-
day morning for Detroit, Michigan, to
be on hand at the opening Of the big
n. A. A. C. p. convention next Sunday.
They plan on spending several days In
Chicago en- route At the close of the
convention they will take the boat for
Niagara Falls and Buffalo, then to
New York City, Washington, Philadel-
phia, st. Louis and Lawrence, Kansas.
This will be the first trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Gross have taken together in
their thirty-five years of married life
and their many friends earnestly wish
them the fullest possible enjoyment.
Mr.. Gross has been president of the
Denver branch ever since it was found
ed and has worked faithfully and en-
ergetically in behalf of the high prin-
ciples for which the association stands.
The Denver branch is stronger today
than ever before. The report sent to
Detroit was one commanding the just
pride of all.
THE COLORADO STATESAIA>
feels that our president will ably rep
resent Denver and offers congratula-
tions to himself and estimable wife on
this splendid opportunity for SERV-
ICE.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25
The Life Immortal.

We are born for a higher destiny
than earth; there is realm where
the rainbow never fades, where the
stars will be spread before US like
islands that slumber on the ocean and
where the beings that pass before US
like shadows will stay in our presence
forever.-Bulwer-Lyt
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

Major Thos. Campbell, attorney-at-
law, spent Tuesday in Pueblo looking
bert, respected colored residents who
We're drowned in the flood. Maj.
Campbell represents the heirs of the
estate.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Fenner OF 1859
OsceoIa street entertained at dinner
number of delegates of the labor con-
vention and some of the officers ana
members of the Universal Negro I'M
provement Association at their peau-
tiful home last evening. The decor
ations were rare and beautiful ana
after enjoying the sumptuous repast'
dancing was engaged in with music
from the piano and victrola.' Ihe
puests EXPRESSED their appreciation ana
delight and departed with reluctance
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25
The Colorado Statesman congratu-

The Colorado Statesman congratu-
1a+es our progressive young dentist up
on his foresight in availing himseil Vi
the opportunity to take post grauda'e
work at the state dental convention
held last week in Colorado Springs
DIR Holmes has very beautiful re-
movable bridge which he constructed
during the course. This work is tile
very latest thing in dental restoratlons'
being even head of text book inter-
ature The management was some
what skeptical about colored man
taking postgraduate work but now
that DR.. Holmes has broken the ice 1t
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25
WATCH THIS DATE.

Grand Ball, Syrian Court No. 40, Of
Daughters Of Isis, aanuai entertain
ment, Thursday, July 9TH, at Fern Hall.
Morrison's Orchestra. Admission soc.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

Major Thos. Campbell, attorney-at-
law. left Thursday noon for Spring
field, Mo-, to defend an important dam
age suit. He will return to Denver
about the first of July.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

W. a. stephens and family arrived
in the city Sunday from Little Rock,
Ark. They are contemplating locating
in our city.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

Arrivals at the Fairbanks hotel: /:
William Shaw, Cleveland, o.; Madam
cago, H.; J. j.. Ellington, Boston,
Mass; X. C. Miller, Kansas City, Kan.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

II. G. Cranberry of the Cranberry
Taxi Co. of 2741 Welton street, has
purchased a new Cadillac touring car.
This makes the>fifth car owned by Mr..
Cranberry.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

Mrs. C. N. Waite of 1927 California
street returned home last Saturday
from two months visit in Seattle,
Portland and Los Angeles, Calf. She
reports delightful visit.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

Mrs. Leila Davis and son, Ralph. of
1909 East Twenty-sixth avenue are
very much improved from their recent
illness.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

FOR SALE-Must have some cash'
will sacrifice my 4-room brick for
81 300; in desirable location, close m
Terms. See owner, 2718 South Sher
man.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Taylor of Kan
sas City arrived in Denver Thursday
for u months visit.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

A. w. Wilson, 29I7 California street,
left Friday to visit relatives and
friends in Kentucky.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

Father Rahming of the Church of
the Redeemer has arrived and will
preach Sunday a. m. at IL. The new
altar will be blessed at this service.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

If you are looking for nice room
or if you have one for rent, see 7. u.
Cranberry, 2741 Welton street.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25
FOLLOW THE CROWD.

Odd Fellows and Ruthites Picnic
Rocky Mountain Lake,
July 4th. Music II a. m. to 7 p. m.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

Don't forget big carnival Of fun and
district convention of women by Guild
of ST. Perpetua, at Old Colony Hall,
June 80.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-06-25

For SaIe-House in Park Hill, five
room modern except heat. For sale by
owner. Call York 177e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
Jack McAuliife
Tells How Dempsey
Won the Fight
By JACK MCAJLIIIE
Jndciratcd lightweight champion
Nv f1ttcn Tor the United I'ressl

JERSEY CITY. y. J.. July at
vas a great fight. Dempsey won be-
cause he is Il great fighter. Carpen-
tier lost because he was poorly ad-
viscd and WAS not as good as the
champion.
Dempsey looked great but J don't
believe he showed the speed he had
at Toledo. Perhaps u was because
he had greater respect for Carpvn-
tier than he had for Willard and
therefore fought "A different fight. In
other Ways, he was "a better fighter
than he was ut Toledo.
Dempsey was more cautious. lie
didn't have his usual attitude OF
come get me" lite fought a cool
fight and o|utgcnoraled and outfooted
the Frvnchman.
Carpenter found that he could not
uutslug the champion and that he
could not vgtrun him What else
WAS there for him 10 do but stay as
long as he could. he did thai.
The Frenchman ~ dead game. lie
proved that beyond doubt.
lie knew In the second round Just
when he thought he vas winning that
he had lost. lie knew he hadn't 4
chance whom Dempsey stood up be-
fore overythihg he sad.
II mas juss - ! said before the
nght CsfpsniieT hit Dempsey and bill
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
.BELEN TO PLAY
GRAYS HERE TODAY
AND ON MONDAY
Visiting Team Reported
Greatly Strengthened
for Games

A pitchers duel at Bareiss baseball
park today and another pitching duet
tomorrow, July 4.
This II the prospect when the Beisn
nine and the Duke CITY Grnya cross
bats on these two days. The Bcicn
players arc coming to Albuquerque
this morning with two new pitchers
according 20 reports. and with "A squad
Of rootcrE are planning 20 give n
Grays a hard race for victory.
Dan Padilla, manager Of tho Duke
City grayH. was uncertain last night
which pitcher would be started
against Relen today. He has an
abundance OF twiriers and says he Is
ready TO give Belen all the pitching
dueis wanted.
The meaning OF the motto OF Al
buqueraue to step lively will undoubt-
sdiy be shown 10 the Belen players a.
a new twirler by the name OF Ted
stepp from the ~ raso city league
has just invaded thH Duke city and
viii be out on The grounds In a Gray
uniform today.
whether or not stepp will he sent
10 the mound today II not certain, but
IL In certain that he will do tho twiri-
ing NJ either today'H or tomorrow'a
game. Haynes. "A twirler. has been
y kned by the Grnys for the rest OF
the season and " slated to he used at
i'hHt "A part OF tht ttlt ~ oa' VI hsf'
games. -
stepp has n reputation as n star. In
n recent Inning game IN El
Paso he struck out eighteen bats
men and about broke the Texas rec
ords for strikeouts. lie twireld
] against Gomcx in a recent eame ana
won. This In an insight n steps
ability as n pitcher. as Gonez Is not
slow. Fans have seen him In two
genes here and know MAT n would
Uike n real pitcher to defeat him.
s.eae hopes to find work hSrn 50 he
can finish the season with Inv Trays
Then the Grays have their two go
fable twirlers. SRndoval and Teller
II the Bclen pitchers arr up TO the
standard they are reported TO be the
battcrs of both teams viii have a hard
time starting the July 4 asebah IRE
works.
Jack Cameron. umpire, who has not
been seen on M field sine nc was
hit Ia ono shin by a foui ball " again
able to step to duty and viii give
the gna to play ball today and to-
morrow. Helen viii furnish this Other
umpire. The Grays' lineup for to-
day follows.
Nose chavez. @; sandoval. Stepr
or Haynes. y: \. Chavez, 1b. Burns
90: Salazar. ab: Manuel Chavez, rs.
Teller. II: Gallcgos. Ct. d. Chavez. r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
ROUND FOUR

Carpenter lirt'i himself with an
rn Hri. l~osutuiys stood with % towel
400 hiH hand ANA the riursldors were
expecting iu SDu u sailing into the
ring should the FrruDhmtu faltur 100
% first exchange Carpenter. how
over, pulled himself together ana took
% deep breath Dempsey charged
him and ho r,tr'htod with flst faltrr-
Ing steps Dempsey then showed
anmo ct his speed. lie glidvd Inc
a." tho challenger. set FOR a punch.
Jack koIrns shouted from his corner.
go get him. you've got him now
Jack shot "a right and "a left tu tho
jaw, Dempsey reached the face with
e. -lin right, bat ON the break Car
puutlcr lcapod IN with one ~ his
famous flying rights u ala mo- more.
how eyer, than take some at his own
strength Dempsey then caught the
challenger with am awful right To the
jaw ana the fr"nohmIn went down.
Ir lay flat ON his stomach. Just as
Rc,orc, Ertlc tUllrd tnc count Of nine
ne Jumped To his feet like u flash
when the crowd thought II was an
over when hD aros" Dempsey tore
after him like 90 tiger. Before the
challenger was fairly set Dempsey
chopped him ON the jaw with another
right and ho full To his hands and
knees.
H' rolled over ON ha side and
sirotchvd out while the referee stood
over him calling the seconds. car
poutlor struggled mJufuliy To arise.
llr lifted mis- riEht arm lu the air ma
if Don Some gurt of protest against the
Duuut but me- vts unable 60 pull
himself Ia his tyct n was one min
ute AMI 10 seconds after thu gong
dempsey stood three PAGES away iu u
fighting posture iIp wa, st fiat ON
his feet with his lyit poised and hl-
right back. 10 cut loose as soon ls
the Fr,uchmuu got up From HlI
appearances he did NOT know tn,
ugEi was uyvr. Jack k-aruS was the
ursj 100 the tie threw his arms
about Jack and shouted We win. W.
win" aud then tried To- pun Jack back
into hIS corner.
Brmpury ahupk oft thu arms OF his
manager. .iuupcd over and picked uT
IA, fHll,u French champion tie held
him in his arms untl the amazed
nya,tmp- vtmr mat with luururc aut
relieved him at his hair conscious
burden Dempsey started TOWARD
his corner. but stopped vice am,
looked back lie apparently WASH.
vutirrl, cuu,in, Il yet that the figh'
witr over Carpenter was prnppo'
up On hiH stool aud duus"d with water
Smelling salts wrr, applied tu hi
uu#triis u" was 'uut' for ulmos
three minutes.
Then the blank stan" faded iron
his EtCt IT, worked up "a smile an
this glaIr gradually luu his eyes
Getting 60 hi- feet d" uay-rcd aoras
go h"mpioN's corner and shook hi
hand lie was yet uuHbir ;
strdtgEtcn himself aud he Wake
like "a hunchba,k. obviously sunerin
from the terrible body punishmer
he received.
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ROUND THREE

Carpenters tactics were different
boo the third round Apparently he
haze boon told To discard the plan Of
%slugglne with the champion and Try
10 wear him down by Out-fDutiug him.
Dempsey bored iu. becoming more
confident when Carpenter danced
away Tile champion landed a hard
sisLt 10 the head. but IL was too high.
Carpenter missed a terrific right
IT, then sent iu two uppercuts to
bompscy's face and missed a third.
lu e riiuch Dempsey shot in telling
punches with rights and let's 20 body.
Breaking away Carpenter missed an
other right n almost frll To IN"
flour Dempsey cut loose with two
l'tt hook. tn the head missing tho
AWFUL JOLT ThoN Travelled only q few
Inches but they IarrcG the French
mH Dempsey bccimo confident Jl.
most 10 tho Point of carclcssncSS
Jack pounded loft ana right To- the
head and tho t~'rcu,hmau staggered
across the ring Carpenter lripcd
into 3 oliuch Cor safety. ],Ilugiug To-
the champions JrWs dempsey
'hTs"d th" challenger Co the ropes
Dempsey caught ClI H'utt'r with a.
h"U s. l"it hook Co the jaw and stag
g"r"i him Carpenter Itu into n
rliurh ON ih. break the challenger
duItrd away .rd missed two swings.
b"mU-"v ut this tim" came us near
smiling Is hv dli 100 the entire bout.
lu close they puWmvllod each other
with short body blows. Carpenter
getting the worst OF the exchange.
Th' gong sounded o. Nus Dempsey
round Dos t wide margin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
BY BLow Account of Dembseys VictorU Carpenter Foored Twce
Carpenter Takes Defeat Gamely
Dempsey Says Foe Was Fine Boy
~ FRANK GETTY.
/, u tied Press stan Correspondent

MANHAssET. n. j.. July Gut
from his farm house where he was
supposed TO be suffering from the
effects % his beating by Jack Demp-
sc,. sirollcd GEORGES Carpenter this
c~vcaing-cn apparently un-concerned
voting man. IL whiHticd gally 20 his
dog. through lips that were slightly
thickencd. gingcrC picked up a
pebble with a tightly bandaged right
hard and chucked II at a frisking
chipmunk. and surveyed h familiar
landscape through IN eye as blue as
IA. evening sky. Georges was as cool
aud smiling as ever.
rhe gallant f'rcnchman took his
defeat gameiy. but the terrific blows
with which Jack Dempsey Eappcd his
strength and beat him down had cost
him hil life's ambition. In his dress
ing room. Immediately after the fight
Georges told mo that despite his In
Jured hand. he believed Dempsey was
a letter man than himself.
"He ia the greatest champion that
ever fought" 1aid Georges.
The F~renchman wa very wobbly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
ROUND TWO

Carpenter came out Of hla corner.
apparently advised by his seconds to
continue miXing ID with the cham
pion. lie missed with his left and
went into a ciinch. ON the break
Carpenter danced way and then
landed a hard right to Dempsey'E
head. The challenger then started
his first real running Of the fight.
He stopped suddenly. however. and
caught Dempsey on guard with a left
ana right To the body. They clinchcd
Carpenter hooked "A left to the head
and la a clinch Dempsey rocked him
with a left uppgrcut. Carpenter
then Started Ma only big squirt OF the
fight. lie rushed into tho champion.
landing lcfts and rights TO the head.
Dempsey va staggered three or four
times. As the champion came In he
"a upporout with Carpenters right.
II looked as " the champion was
go'c Carpenter was like a tiger.
Ho dashed mi with left and rights
while his corncr was a bcdlam OF OK
element. DescampB pounded the
floor and shouted as he jumped up
AMI down In his excitement. The
crowd sent up a tremendous roa
Many Of the spectators thought they
were witnessing the passing OF "A
champion. Dempsey was against the
ropes apparently open To- everything
the Frcnchman had lie covered I'M
tl the immediate effect Of the storm
pa scd and then, catching the chal-
longer tired from his fusiladc split
hii check with a short right. The
peril h.d passed. Carpenter. losing
heart when Dempsey w%cathcrod tho
bot he could send. ~retreatcd. Car
pc tier tried two LETT Jhbs and "A loft
swing. Dempssy shifted and missed
wt'h his right Carpenter tried
Right 40 body and loft to head but
missed. They were In "a cliuch when
tho goTg sounded.
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[Randil1&

him many times but he couldn't bring
him down ON the other hand, pcmp-
Hcy did not waste u biow. lie landed
every time he hit and he was clever
enough 10 get out of the way of
many blows tho f'renchman shot at
him. Carpenter tried some Of the
cutcness and smgrin"ss that he used
at Manhassct and he found II foolish
against a man who was twice as fast
as ho had I cured him. Dempsey won
with his LETT hand. He pounded the
heart out OF the Fronchman with
short punches that crashed against
his ribs and drove out every atom OF
his energy.
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ttonunu.l from pngc onc.J

mn. ,,m"a ,,oh n"Kc ohc.l
went ou, Ia 10 "'' SSrpehtier
~. found in "a. I'LL. 49,
he coudn't r,n ~ rounn UNA
fancy stems he eo 49, hMie, WIZ
aey hacked Mr., N"nn Dosrp-
third time. Demnesy
he was sidostcnning 80 ~"
To his jaw hat snnppcd bis head ~
mot back On his sbn,idn.. "'"" W
The F~rcnchman. Win desnerato 40.
termination, was trying 10 land hia
Nnuntod right In the third round,
With u mere twlst of his head DcmD.
Hey made hin miss. on these occa.
si'ns Dempsey would chase the scowl
Just enough to give the effect OF a
cola smile.
Drnf,rry looked had.
'"'p'histf, anxious 70 give the
SAINT out"ard appearance OF conf
u.h'e. when the champion shocked
ha stomach with a terrific right,
n''i.u' ~ was a wan smile directed
o. w. puoHs poA Wnc'e n fronoh
""l,op'l Hh'h "oie Heat.n' iilr
,o,' was bruised ana swollen MS
VA ucar" ~ " "mu ~ nen
inc IL, snn. n' s',,'.
ynro, 10y sN'' ''"' =" NV
p.inpscv ookca b,d ,ber be c,w.
into no rims ito was ~. loo rs he
VIA. Inc %eyontful night In New YORK
hast winter when nil Brennnn stayod
~ rounds with him lie sat In his
corner while ali the preiiminary de-
sails were being completed.
lie was nddling with his hands aud
shutting hia tcat. while Carpenter in
tho other corner was bowing and
smiling at ringsido acauaintnnces.
Dempsey sat like a stole. his eyes on
thu floor
However, he came out of II all at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
dempsey Wins by Knockout
IN Fourth Round; Carpenter
Staggers Champion in Second

smashed n right 60 the stomach.
Carpenter stepped back. missed with
his right and slipped through the
ropes Dempsey stepped back until
the Frcnchman was free from the
ropes and In a fighting position. Car
pcntler landed e. RIGHT to the face that
staggered the champion ten seconds
before the bell. The round ended
with h fighters together. II was
Delnpsey'g round.
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summary Two base nits, Multi
gan ., Jacobsen, FAX, three base
hits. Johnson, Eilcrbc, Shccly; home
run. B1ync. sacrifice hits. Strunk.
double play, johnson Ia Ehccly.
struck out. py Baync g. by Davenport
T. by Kerr / umpircs. Hiiebrand
and Wilson.
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GETS TWO
HOME RUNS, YANKEES
WIN DOUBLE HEADER
Detroit Whips Cleveland
and Philadelphia De-
feats Washington

NEW YORK. July 2-Tho New
York Yankees today defeated the
Boston Red Sox twice. Rabo Ruth
celebrated the double-hcador with a
home run In each. raising his total for
the season to so. Scorosi
Iifut 0nve.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

SumWUry Two bHAO MS, MCDlcI-
Ian. three busp rita, Shcriy Tubin,
home runs. Jacobsen. Williams
utolen bases. Williams. johnson. Null
lgan. hAaea ON bail. OH McNcvuy 9.
struck nut. by McNeeny T. by bur
we'll. lett on bases. st Luuis o.
Chicago. z; umpircs, Wilson and HI
debrHnd.
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summary tiome ruus-Nuth, Peck.
Two-basc hits-Schaug. Fcwstcr Sac
riucc htt-Fcwstcr. Double plays
iratt to Scott to Mclnnis. Ppm ION.
hssisted). struck out-By tluyt .. ~
Narr 2 Bases on balls-Of uoyt 4.
OF karr 3. Empires Chile and
owens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

tuttcd Tor ERICKSON IN sixth.
Philadelphia 600 2l0 1896
Washington 900 JOl OUI-l
Summary. Two base hits, Dykes,
Naylur, Shanks, Rice. Three basu
hits Dugan. stolen bases, wit sac
rlfirc hits, Rommcl. Double plays.
Rice to Charity. Bases on bais OF
Naylur 4 Courtney 4 StrICk out -
Naylur T. Courtney l. Erickson /.
wild pitches, shaw. Empires, Nsllin
and Connolly.
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Cf.ES.LAND July s-litd base run.
ming 10y IN Wamby robbed the In
dams OF "a chance to score In the
lirst inning OF today's game. Thd
Tigers defeated the Indians g 10 r.
All pitchers were battcd hard. score:
Detroit Alb. Il. n. Pc. \. r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03

WASHINGTON. July Til, Ath-
lrtiDs went on a hitting spree today
at the expense of Courtney aud shaw
ana won from the Senators In "a list
less game d to J.. The 4curc:
ph adpluhll Az Il a p1 4 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-03
BROOKLYN WINS
A DOUBLE BILL
FROM PH|LL|ES
Pittsburg Shuts Out Gin
cinnati and St. Louis
Defeats Chicago

PHILADELPHIA. July 2.-BrOok-
iyn took a double header from the
Ph lilies here today. Wrightstonc
knocked two hotncrs. n In each
game. The score.
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summary ! Nu"hhHf NUS hlk h''
AdamH. Carey. Thrcp-hAsu hits
BtrnhHrt. Adams sacrifice hits
Carey. Bigbrp. Double playH-Mar-
awhile and Grimm struck out-By
Adams g. Left ON bases-CincinnatI
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II takes 10 DAYS for the average
human body 20 recover from the loss
o. two consecutive nights sleep,
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CHICAGO. IA, july The st
Louis Cardinals coming az from be-
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score It g to 2. Score.