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lack ONSLOW'S TEAM
COMING WITH REAL PEP

Valley fans W.! Rave ar opportunity
~ seeing IN" crack Allegheny S'"". n:H"
~ acton a: League larn mex sunday
agains. The B;,urrs. This IS -" aicI'S;
a,,-ac,:on c.lrI"d Cor ~" ,;"%S-r:N'
70. ms s,aSca and 10y far tn" most ut
,n-r,n, Tn. Strr."rS aC' handed by
~ famous JHvN OnSl"w, WIN" = know"
IN e<ary baseball follower N ;h' TIL
STATE. II was mainly fnr"uSH E.S e.
Sor,s that Allegheny Ste! at yep; up
among the leading teams N ;h's srvt'"h
o. the country. ...r,...
ou,rU has beaten practically everything
that has been met. Including AH"NS KS
victims E!coS. oil cry. Franklin. lanes,
gle Marx Grows. AD5ridGc. HnmeSt'ah
Grays. Hass...on AEathons ard others
In this class. which - suffice 20 torete!'
the strength Of Ia roster. K - tAc
fnn-hes, lob ever tackled IN :he history
OF the Bauers oTgan'zat!"n' az" X -
take everything the locals have 20 score
1 win.
,h-ce ni,rherS they have. k""'t"r. ''' -
ncrlv oc E-OoHiyn Nationals. - ."F .,
IN. New York state t.c..eu". 1Ht t;H"e
ZcIe-S ias' y"nc VIII Jc"S"% !tf n
~, rnt-rrarionu!. This S'aft - regard
M the ro,,a. o. any u W"S,.'" N'""-
svlvan,a Al ~ tho" n'"i''. '''"& - -"
ose1 going good. %G,,n rJ' '". ''"'H..>
zen ~ thar record Sen Ga ''.- t'H-.
tack Onslow's arp"a -ar~" =: BE- .'n"-
sr PROMISES - 10 a h'c la" - '.,T'i
,saeclaUv from NJ. PlrISIni = 20. t'i-
onva!s. CaGiz. E"wcrs'"wn. JcW' 'N''
amer towns in that section "@"r" 80
,l1ycd fnr many Years and r'S.@"'t Il
"a bsrr years sin" his ~;r"HE "r'''i
tDr<a-ed n IRIS territory. an! n" - .
Ia tna ear, * !a&'Sr ;'.J1 ""'r. Should
end 70 Plr% nc c-"ss-r:F"r 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
MPSEY ON
EDGE FOR THE
COMING FIGHT

Atlantic city. y j.. June 20. With
n lIur; fifteen minut" workout 'ha' m
Guide! 'hrr" rounds &C. boxing. Jack
Dempsey today ended ten week" Of
training N prcpIratlnr for IN" d"!"nS"
If his worlds Guardianship against
Georges Cdrpnnt!rr at Jersey cay on
Saturday att moon.
Tho champion TOOK his final work"u,
under tho burning rA Of mid-aii"V-
noon sun. under such conditions - may
prevail! when he crawlS INTO III" ring /"
fac" tho European Champion. Ai'"r
working for IN. last TWO days In rrl-
vatr. Dempsey performed in public this
afternoon IN his open AIT ar"nn instead
or the old airplaac shed III back 81 his
camp.
pcmpsey's hnal day Of training was
exceedingly que, and tame. After TAX
INK a long walk with Mike" Trani. IN"
Chicago dct"rtiv" sergeant. over ~"
paved highway leading w"S' from the
camp. Dempsey returned ior a brisk
rundown and q l,Ght hv",ihfrSt.
ALTERED IN a flaming CRIMSON shirt and
hlur trunks. The %uUhurncd Dempsey
looked every rurh - finely trained nEhi-
.r whoa ~ c-awlcd int" III" rir% lE~
arms. shoulders anI fac" w"r" d""Hly
tanned from the long ">roSure :" H."
sun. Nn wore a h"IhGcar and - thick
PADDING OF .:auzr over HIS Lett ~" -
av".d L"y rhrnc" of having "a" cat
ripl.cI open nra,n in n" final session
w:tG the gloves.
Dempsey will do nothing more than
punch IN" iIrh' tHrs '"r round or -"
tomorrow. TIL" rsnrnpi""'" d"prrtui"
for Jersey cry : :, h"dui"d ipr '-slal
II" may max" thu irIp Ia a 80, 81.
tram. II" NH h" secluded in = pr'|''"
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ntheSc1een
ofSpot
by Ae% S.S~aA.@o-s

strain. and that therefor" II wound
more tightly upon the core.
Examined under Il microscope the ball
c"rtr rIy seems NOR" tightly wound ana
thu yarn shows SiEu1 of stretching
thinner. sawed up-H w" balls or me
l92l vintage and two Of tho l'i2 MAKE
besides borrowing three other sections
OF balls that had previously been cA-
amlUcd
Further. the rubber coating over the
inner core OF cork appears I" b" slight
y thicker. although II would not seem
enough ~ account Tor any great Iit-
ference III the rcSilenCy Of the bali
have just read that Babe Adams
Claims IN" Tail is much harder. and ltS
so,id:ty makes II more difficult for the
pi'rb"r to grip | have asked several
pit,l"rS especially ihOS" using curves
and shoots requiring heavy english
from tn" finger ;:rS. and they declare
unanimously rhat the ball cannot he
ir:Il,d ~ IN" old ON" could. The th't
that l. - nrmrr and harder accounts
for I'll tn" freak changes, "t pitching AMI
h.ttir&.
u'oryrish:. l""l, The New York Eve
ming MaIl)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
AMERICANS To
PLAY FOR THE
CHAMP |0NSH|PS

Wimbledon. England. June @9.---Amcri-
can tennis players will compete for
both the mems and womcns turf court
championship. William T. Tiidcn. tho
worlds singles champion already was
slated Ia meet tho winner OF the final
Of the mems singles. which IS 20 h"
fought ont b,twcsn Manuel Alfonso Of
Spain and b. |. =. Norton of South
Africa. and today Miss Elizabeth Ryan
of California reached the championship
plane by winning from Mrs. Satt"r-
thwaite nt England in straight sets. 6-l.
Ca Miss Ryan will have as her oppo-
r~nt in IN" championship event Mile
Suzanne l.englcn. the French champion
In her play today Miss Ryan shon"
brilliantly in the use Of her hard chop
md Gu, drop shots. which Mrs. Sarcr-
thwaitr was entirely unabl" to handle.
The American player did not vollcy n
single ball in the first set. which was
won with tn" greatest ease. In the sec
onh 81; Miss Ryan simply bewildercd
the English woman.
Mss Ryan and Milo. l.cnElcn proha bly,
will meet 10 decide tho championship on
SATURDAY. Alfonso and Norton vii! COM
pete tomorrow 10 decide which man
shall mrct Tildcn for the title Satur-
day.
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At Carpentter's Camp.

ManhaSsct. y. j. Jun" -. Georges
Carrcn,!cr h"N.l four rounds with aS
many Sparr!nr partners thIS afternoon.
Francois D"S' amps. has manager, an
nounccd tonight. Identity of tn" four
puC,ljsts was not revealed.
i Was also declared At tho camp that
thu challenger had not boxed with Tom
Gibbons. s.. l'tul heavyweight. despite
reports 20 that effect.
TodaY's n,'i'it:cs wcr" largely
Shroudrd n mystery. Carpenter went
out on tho road this InorninE for light
bur lengthy work"u'. When h" re-
turned hr was sent behind IN" barn with
Tra,r'r Wilson. Charles LcdouX French
han,anwciCht champion. and Pau!
JnUrnc".
Strict orders had hc"n given the gate
attendants to keep every body out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
SEEK To STOP
FIGHT THROUGH
THE GRAND JURY

Trenton. y. j.. jane @?.-F"llow;ng
chc action decided upon III Jersey city
today by representatives. u: the Inter-
nrtiunal Reform Bureau III seeking 70
stop the p,mnHry carpenter eight
through n" hudson county grand jury.
Or Clinton y. Howard. secretary OF tho
bureau IN conference with Rev. Robert
Watson. president o. that organization,
nc!cr II conference her" late this after
non. dropped all prospective chanccry
proceedings for an injunction against
the fight. declaring that they would re-
L. upnr the Hudson county proceedings.
Dr. Howard said that he had been
advised that he must have prior actual
Know ledge that the law was to be rin-
latci before hc -"uld have any standing
n court. ami that therefor" II was use
less he said. 10 press the legal war on
Surh Il ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
DOUBLE HEADER
WON BY yANkS
FROM RED SOX

New York. Ipnr 32.-New York de-
fc.l'... I:,St"r .:' i GoUhlc-h"ad"r today.
- ). and : - g. II" second earn" MAS
won n ~" tenth !un.uG when H"ck.u-
rau.h h't - home ran into he riGhi
t..,d stand with F""St"r on base. In
IT,, Opener i'"cNIrpturh hit homer OF
I.rrr., N!'h Unf:".rr ru his" i,i'h
mae" his 2N:h Morn. rTr &C p" season
- IN" ss".rrr.L game. q: Bush Sore.
Frs game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
ny" SCHEDULE

A new systematic schedule for the
summer months AT the Y. VI. c. y. has
been arranged by Secretary J. q. Say
ton.
The schedule as announced follo~s:-
Junior.
Swimming hour-Monday. Wednesday,
Saturday ...........1o to II 4. ".
Hours for Social Room - Tuesday.
Thursday. Friday. 10 to 1870 AN.
Juniors not allowed to use pool tables
or to bc In room at any other hours.
rntarlned1ate.
Swimming hours-Tucsday. Thurnn1y
'.''.''- ~ 49,
Swimming hours-Sa,urday.. ......
.o to II. NJ. and $50 TO P. n.
Rows room close 1850 4. 81. every.
dav and Monday. Wednesday and Thurs
Gav evenings.
The above schedule Is to become ef'
fcctive at once.
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SCORE STOOD II
Game Played ut Lorain Called In Tenth
Inning on Account Of Shower.

As,rr battling ten innings 10 Il IL
tie last evening. tho Riley 4. {. of
kctn1vIllr-l Drain Coal and Dock com
ranv nInC r-arr was called when Jupiter
r,uvius spread n shower over the val
Icy The Eamc was fast throughout.
and both teams were playing splendid
bal ScrraGr and Frvsock formed the
battery for .he Actnav!lle boys. while
Lisk and BalloG worked for tho coal
company nine.
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Cleveland

Two base hits. Bcrns. Wood. Gardner
Three base hits. Blcr. He'lman. caro-
nrr. stolen base. Speaker. Sacrihcea
u"ilman. Wambsganss Wood ScWen'
Doh,r nioy., Fla es-rad Bush and Blue.
cf, IN hc So. Detroit =: Cleveland 20.
Btsr on balls: of Leonard |: Stewart
ii in innings. stewart in =: rerrttt
. in >; I'hlr IN & Is: Mail" IN 80.
hi nv pitcher. bv Ihle ! u'asSier,;
Struck "ut ~ p"rri't !: r." ., VII
nitch stewart. PASSED balls BaSslef
l. Winning pitcher. uhle. Losing p!tcn-
rr. Leonard rmp:rcs Dinren nd NOR
i,r,ty Time hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
Paris Betting ; to |
On the American

Parts. June 29.--AltkouEh the bet
ting odds on the Paris bnursc now are
3 To on Dempsey 10 defeat Carpenter
ncNt Saturday this hardly reflects pub
Ia sentiment in Paris. Many cnthusi-
.,stS arc taking bets At far shorter ODDS.
?nd on tho bCursc the odds are expected
to shorten before the match through
sentimental betting OIL the French boxer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
INDIANS HAMMER
TIGER PITCHERS
AND WIN EASILY

Cleveland. June az Cleveland won
the first game Of a four game series
from Detroit today By hammering the
Detroit pitchers for seventeen bits, In.
ludIng three doubles and a triple The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta =. Memphis $.
Atlanta ). M,mph l.
N0hi.' e. Rirw!urh1H 2.
M0hI," :, EIrWiUE !.
New orleans :. i...;.. Rock 4.
Nashville u. Chattanooga ;.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
West Virginian Loses

Chicago. juno 29.-J. J. Arm strong. St.
Paul. Mimi. defeated II. 4. JOHNSON:
ia rkershurg, W. Va. so. 81. In secons
round Of mons national clay court ten
mis- singles Of to-day's play.
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The 6tanding.
Todlys Games,

.'...y:uaatI a. Pittsburgh.
New Iuch ~ Eu"tnu.
Eruoh!yn 1t Philadelphia
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Mrs Sr"ri.t I am asking Won for
H." last ,.i..c--wi!l YOU give $l!a 10 buy
4 new gown
Mr. S. My lear. I'm delighted 10 hear
-7u're askirC FOR mo las ':n". Nv
there's no r:sk OF quarrel!nE about IL
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he Standing,
Tolay's GamoS.

pc'rrl' 4: cleveland.
Ch.raEo 4; =. louis.
rh,LadclphIa ut Washington.
BuStvn at New York.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Pittsburgh. 3. 'h.,aEo. l.
Boston. .. New York. ..
By"uklyn. .; i'h.iad"lrhIa, ,.
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Whatever may happen 10 him. ana me
CONSENSUS ni up:uiuu among ~" experts
who AHNr watched the training ~ re
two who WI me- ;"r 'i:" champions
snip SATURDAY i that l. Will m a great
deal. Georges Carpenter vii! go mt"
ia" ring with IN" hrari!cSt wishes "l
m, majority II American SHort lovers
Tho frrnchrnan. N spite "f his early
irritation over the American newspaper
methods. is as strong with the general
public T.: tn" United States as ~" ever
was There have boon ugly and dis
rrputahir attacks upon Carpenter since
his arrival, and certain classes OF
"Spor,s'' have circulated stories trying
70 damag" his reputation. but the ma
inrltv have come 10 admire his clean
methods. his sportSmanshtp. AS con-
trusted with tha, Is; the dempsey plug
gers and The refusal Of him md ms
manager 10 enter into any coNtr"-
NrrSICS.
In spite Of the fact that the experts
arrcr h" has only q slender chance Of
winning. he carries the good wishes
IT great many Of them. Just yes
irrcly 'hr"" sport Sn"n. all or whom
are h"t'inc on Dempsey. all ~ whom
believe n" WI bc beaten quickly. were
,a,krur. one remarked IRA Ii. WILL
inr - los" my bets >" hay" Inn Win.
Tn. ether 'wn Joined him heartily IN
thu s'ntim,nt.
Frenchmnn's Ambition High.
one Of tho fav0rlte methods ot
"nrrrkiHr" carpenter has been ~"
steadily circulated bromide that h" only
,:,mr nv"- :" get American money. dnh.
WHO wouldn't t,k" i heating Tor i
quarter Of million"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
MANY Skin Diseases Show Your
Blood Is Out of Order

relied is to remove the impurities
from your circulation. This strikes
at the cause Of your suffering.
For the last fifty years ho1-
sands Of people have cleansed their
blood with SS.S., the famous old
vegetable remedy discovered BY the
Indians. We have their testimon-
ials telling how well it served then
for this.
- H.
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1IattcG tr- York IN >th.

Two-baSe litS---NNopHr. ''F.W'+ :
Sto.en n.ScS--IIrcE =. trri"'eS
Grimm. T!eyncy. lit II 3D. Puts
turgh Is. Chicago :. I&$e on h'!lS.-
orr Ci.c-ves 1 or Cooper /. N'> OF
Ches,rs. . In :. nome in Ht'H. q" Z f"rN'
: in I: III Tyler : II |. struck "E'
by Chce,"S /. BY t""r"! t";" :
Klein and FREEMAN. TIM $50.
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and give you peace for
q short while. bot when
their effect wears on tho
maddeninE itch rsturns
all over sgsin, driving
you hall crazy With pain
and upsetting yuW whole
nervous system. Tho
only way TO get complete
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Bu0@ WIN I'm 0O00DE0
get S.S.S. from your
druggist and start TAX
ing right nov. Then
write u about your easS
and We will Send you a.
pert medical counsel ira
Address Chi& Medical
Advisor, SIS swht La
or.tory, Atlsats, c.
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Many Skin diseases" have their
origin deep down in the hood-not
in the skin at all. Don't ever
imagine you can end the flaming,
maddeninE itch Of these merely BY
rubbing on an ointment or lotion
Those conditions caused BY poisons
in the blood must be removed before
you can expect freedom from the
torturous itching that plaques you
now.
Local applications may Sootbo
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l-Datted for Leonard in the 9Th.
2-Battrd for Shorten In the TIN.
3-Patted for Perritt In the 9Th.
I-potted for Bush in the 9Th.
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BOWLING
MuSEE DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

To:G'~ " So 34N - 9S>.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
Pointer. on snIpe shooting--Opens Aug. b


For tho benefit OF the brother sportsmen
who have as yet not hunted snipe, but would
like to try this sport some time during the
coming season. which begins on August ~
and lasts until November 30 on Long Island.
would like 20 suggest the following prln-
ciples, which are essential TO getting birds.
First OF all, get good idea as 20 Just
where YOU would like 20 try this kind OF
shooting by taking train or trolley some
morning early and scout around tho flats 20
zoe N thero arc any salt ponds on them, and
IL there are sit around and take particular
notice 20 the conditions OF the place you
eoiacted. Then II you hear birds. try to
initiate their whistle and SEQ II you can at
tract them 10 your direction. II you can sue
cessfuliy do this the rest is. safe 70 say.
eary because once you can decoy snipe by
,vhirtlng you are sure OF getting rid OF
eona OF your ammunition. and if time IL
taken when shooting you can a. 80 bring home
aorne birds, as the yellow leg is not so
small bird as 20 20 through well directed
shot pattern.
About two weeks nRo went scouting the
marshes Of eastern Iong Island and had tho
Measure OF seeing some dandy greater yellow
ferk hut however. these being IN with tho
little randpipers indicated that the majority
~ large birds have not yet arrived, but once
they do there viii bo fine flocks OF heavy
birds breaking the winds and calling a shrill
rry over the meadows. which the hunter
ahouId Immediately answer IN order 20 attract
them 20 his decoys. lie should also conceal
hituscif ~ best he can and should by nj.
means have for himself blind. as the
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
ROD AND GUN NEWS


greater yeliow-leR snipe Is n noisy bird and
always on the alert. IIe also possesses n
shril cry that means warning TO others.
hit n the gunner succeeds in some OF tho
above mentioned points their warning days
VIII not last very long.
Another point Is that tho yellow-ieg once
attracted TO the stool or decoys shouid not he
allowed 10 leave the air. but Just be ready
once these birds are offwing and q shot is
wounded will get up and leave your stool
with very little Intention OF over corning back
70 n: but as to bird which still flies
swiftly around the decnys when shot At and
KILLED, the remainder OF the flock win mostly
always return " n good whistle IN employed
ny the gunner. This u safe 10 ray for the
simple reason that bird when sitting or
walking Is shot ut he knows exactly where
II II coming from and n so scared that no
takes no chances, have had these birds
fly directly over my head and drop into the
decoys. have also had Nockr OF ten or
twelve birds pass over the decoys. dropping
bird or two every time they fly over. until
almost the whole flock had been killed.
The last thing I want to say is that when
setting your decoys always remember that n
bird when ready TO alight always turns 10
windward, and therefore the decoys should
he set the same wnv. and should you be for
turAte 70 make a kill, do not lose your head
and lump up 70 get what dropped. but eit
rfliI nnd try TO call the others back. MS there
rnight bn more birds m the vicinity and sou
viii be the loser by getting excited.
ROBERT O. sTEfrLlN.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
Tenders Busy Career.

Five years age, long before Tender
attained his present form, he twice
shaded Jonnny Dundee in six round
bouts at Philadelphia He also out
pointed Rocky Kansas over the same
route. Then followed a string of
knockouts over such men as Pete Hart
ley, Frankie Britt, Tommy Touhey, and
others OF like calibre. Willie Jackson
was defeated by Tender twice. once in
six rounds and again in fifteen. Patsy
Cline, Eddie Wallace, FRANKIE Callahan,
Ever Hammer and Harvey Thorpe fin-
ished second to the rapidly advancing
left-hander.
Tender first began to attract national
attention in 1919 when he knocked out,
among many others. George X o.
CLANCY In one round. or to be more
exact. with one punch, and Stanley
Yoakum, the modern Joe Grimm, In two
sessions. He took on Rocky Kansas
and gave the rugged Italian a lacing
Joe yelling was defeated twice in no
decision affairs.
After recovering from an operation
for appendicitis last year Tender
stopped Harlem Eddie Kelly. Chick Sim
Ter. Georges Papin, the French light
weight champion. and frankie Callahan
and twice won from Willie Jackson. Joe
Welling and Johnny Tillman.
Billy Gibson has made arrangements
to run a special train to the scene of
the combat in the National League ball
grounds. Philadelphia, August IL. The
train will leave Immediately at the
close Of the contest. and New Workers
will be able to reach their own firesides
at a reasonable hour.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
PRINCE LOREE WINS
$4,000 PACING STAKE
Outfoots Fast Field in Feature
of Toledo's Grand Circuit
Opening.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Aug. 1.--Grand Circuit
track with four events marked by close
finishes and some split heats. In the
2 06 trot Early Dreams, after long
layoff. came out and won the first heat.
but after that was not in the running. as
Geers, with Wiki Wiki. won the second
heat; Conit, driven by Teachout, the
third, and Geers repeating in the fourth,
made necessary by the three heat win
ners.
Prince Loree, driven by McDevitt,
took the 2:10 $4,000 stake pace In
straight heats in field OF nine.
Guardian Trust, piloted by Mcmahon.
was winner OF the Matron Futurity hav-
ing an actual value Of s9,155. Eunice
Bell, driven by Murphy, suffered her
first defeat OF the season. In the second
heat Guardian Trust made a bad break
up the stretch and barely missed the
flag, finishing eighth. The second heat
was won by the Great Rose. Mcmahon
then drove Guardian Trust in front in
the third and deciding heat. The best
time of the race was :06A in the first
heat.
Murphy drove Carmelita Hall home
in front In the first two heats of the
2:11 trot for $1,000, but was second to
Linara Watts in the third. Two min
utes, six and one-quarter seconds also
was the best time recorded in this event
The summaries:
zoe Trot--Purse 81, 200:
WIKI Wiki, b. g.. by Anvil tGeers). 8 ! !
Comit. oh. m. by Cyrenus (Teach-
Early Dreams, b. h.. by Richard
Earle (McDonald) ..............
No
shawnee. ). g.. BY Azoff (Ailen,... 4 8 70
Natalie r,,l the Grsat .ca alsS os started
2;1o Pace-News Bee Stake; purse 5000:
Prince Loree. b.. q. by Prince Nc
Kinney CMcDevitp ...;,...;..;....
Jimmie McKerron. b. g., by Jack Nc
Lawyer swift. blk. h.. BY Helr-at-
walter X. a.1 br' g.. by walter oochato
Lillian sikwood. blk. M. by Strong
Queen ee i Okla. Ruth Patch Lucy L. and Jim
- Time. . :o5,4-c :o4ll--2 :oa,l.
The Matron Stake. No. 12-Three-year-olds;
trot; value $9,155:
Guardian Trust. b. c.. by Belmin (Mc-
The a0s Great Rose. !. T.. by Peter the
Euniee Bell. b. T.. by Peter voio
pstep prPhsS Harvester, b. c.. by The Har
vester (Ray) ......................
Lee Tide, br. c.. by Lee Axworthy
tAilenl y
Pluto Watts. Margaret the Great. Nelson
Dillon and David Axworthy also started.
Time. . :06h-2 :0SA-2 :0714.
2:11 Trot--Purse 81 ZOO
i Hall eMurphyii - :....... M 80. 2
aPalin el .............. io.s. :. -, ::
eEdman, ~ ......................... " -. " 4.a 1
Elsie L., b. m, by Reward j. T.. +.
(Geersl ...................-
Wiistar, b. e.. by Wiigo (Marvin).... g .
Charm Spears. Harry Chapman and Sis
Bing also started.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
Dugan Is Indefinitely
Suspended by Mack

Special Despatch to TIE Nnw YonK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1.--Joseph Dugan,
missing third baseman OF the Athletics.
has been indefinitely suspended, Connie
Mack announced this afternoon
Dugan to-day sent Connie Mack let
ter from the Hotel McAIpin. New York.
in which he declared that he was through
with the Athletics and would never play
for the team again. His ultimatum 10
Mack wac that should he not be sold or
traded he would retire from baseball
Dugnn gave many reasons for leaving
the team. He says that he does not like
Philadelphia, that the fans do not like
him or he them, and finally that he
doesn't like cellar team.
The New York herald., 1921-08-02
Totals "a 3 0 "a 11o

Boston. l o
Pittsburgh. h........ 3 1