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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
STRIKERS BREAK
THRU POLICE LINE
Denby Discontinues Confer
ences Held to Settle Strike
Of Marine Worker.

San Francisco. Cal. May s.-rwo
hundred mon broke thru \ Gordon of
police today and attacked several mem
bers of the crew of tho shipping board
steamer Bakersfield. which was tied up
in the harbor. The mob first broke
down a fence and overpowcr tho police.
The men left the ship as soon a. n
riot call had boon turned in for the
police.
Washington. u. C.. May o.-Confer-
cnccs Secretary Davis has been holding
in an effort to settle the marine work
crs wage dispute. were ended today
after Chairman Benson OF the shipping
board has reiterated his stand for a
fifteen per cent. wage reduction. Rep
rcscntativcs of the Marine Engineers
Beneficial association announced they
would leave Washington to attend to
other matters and Secretary Davis said
he had arranged for no further con-
ferences. Should the situation change.
however. 1t is understood that the Sec
rotary will attempt to bring the several
parties together.
w. $. Brown. president of the Marine
Engineers Beneficial association. said
his committee had made tho best prop
osition possible to the shipping board
and shirowners thru Secretary Davis
and that no further concessions would
be made. Tho proposals. based upon
tho vote at all ports yesterday, were
submitted in the afternoon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10

Mr.. Frankhauser whose home was
in Hillsdale was elected to congress
last November. He became i'll shortly
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
INDICATIONS OF
OF
ALLIED TERMS
Two German Factories
Vote To Yield On Re-
parations Question

Berlin, May 9.-tBy The Associated
Press)-Iate tonight the party leaders
admitted that there would be available
Tuesday in the reichstag a safe major
ity in favor of accepting the allied ulti-
matum on reparations.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10

Continued on Page Two,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
John Says:

Harding sends a consul to
the council to give counsel. If
the Council Bluffs it'll take
your Iowa.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
Weather

Colora eTuesdsy and
Wednesday partly cloudy,
local showers northeast and
central portions Tuesday.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
j. S. YACHT D|SMASTED
= IN RACE WITH BR|TONS

BY the Associated Press.
RYDE, Isle of Wight, July z9.-
The American yacht Sheila was dis
masted by strong wind today in
the first of the six races with
British craft for the international
six-meter yacht cup. She was towed
away for repairs.
LONDON, July 29-The interna-
tiopal six-meter yacht races for the
British-American cup will open at
Ryde. Isle of Wight. today, with the
first of series of six races.
The race will be between teams of
four yachts, the trophy going to the
team which makes the best record
over course of fifteen miles.
The quartet of American boats
which fly the flag of the eawanhaka-
Corinthian Yacht Club. are the Grebe
Montauk, Sheila and Genie.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
"OLD-T|MERS" IN GAME:
Altrock One Of Vets to Play in Un-
usual Contest in Cleve.
land Today.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 2s.-One Of
the greatest gatherings of veteran
base ball celebrities in the history Of
the diamond was scheduled here to-
day for a game, in which the odd
timers" were to meet a team Of vet
eran sandlotters as feature of the
125th anniversary of Cleveland. 1t
will be the first time in years that
several of the aged heroes have ap-
peared in a contest.
Nap Lajoie. the former star second
baseman, is managing the old-timers
and will play his former position.
Neal Ball, hero of one of the few un-
assisted triple plays in the major
leagues. will be at short. Bill Bradley,
a home run a day for four consecutive
days until Babe" Ruth broke it a
few weeks ago. will take care of third
base, and Cy Young, the only pitcher.
who ever won 500 games, will be one
of those to occupy the mound.
Larry Twitchell, who once made six
hits in six times at bat, was as
signed to right field. Alternating with
him will be Bunk" Congalton. Terry
Turner will alternate with Bradley at
third and Heine Berger. Earl Moore
and Frank Knauss will take turns in
the pitchers box.
Others in the lineup are Jesse Burk-
ett and Elmer Flick, left field; Charlie
Hickman and Nick Altrock, first base: !:
Harry Bay and Ollie Pickering. center
field, and Bobby Woods. Fred Catch
and Paddy Livingston. catchers.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
MCDONALD GOLF VICTOR
Chicagoan Wins Metropolitan Open
Title With Score of 294.
Mcleod Drops Out.

NEW YORK. July 29.-After miss.
ing out in the national open al
Washington a week ago by being
one of the unfortunate few who were
caught in the undertow OF the eight.
een-hole qualifying test. Bob Mac.
Donald, the burly Scot of the BOZ
o Link Club. Chicago. yesterday came
into his own by winning the metro
politan open championship at the
Siwanoy Country Club. A wonderful
exhibition of steadiness over the sew
enty-two route brought him
home a winner with total of 29i
shots. leading by four strokes Pal
O'Hara of Richmond county. the for.
mer Irish open champion. who finish
ed second.
Sixteen holes in As. thirteen of them
in row, one and one 3 in the
fourth and last round added to his
previous steadiness. gave Macdonald
der, were, 73, 73, IS, 72.
John Farrell, Mamaroneck, y. vi
Cyril Walker. Englewood. y. j., and
Fred Canausa. West Point. \. Y. tied
Next came Tom Kerrigan, Siwanoy
Golf Club, and Jim Barnes. national
open champion. with 302.
Others among the leaders were
Archie Sandsrson. Sleepy Hollow: Pat
Doyle, Deal, and Will Creavy. Hill
crest. each with a score of 303: Joe
Kirkwood, Australia. 305. and Walter
Hagen. New York, and Walter Cruik-
shank, Essex County, with 306.
Walker was leading by one stroke
when the players got away for their
last round. but he took 80 for his
fourth circuit.
Fred Mcleod of Columbia, who took
81. n and "a for his first three rounds,
dropped out at the thirteenth hole on
the final trip. What he took for the
"unlucky H. will remain a secret. as
he classed the figures unfit for pub
ljcation
Evening star., 1921-07-29

on July 26 there were seven three
base hits in the New York-Pittsburgh
game, and almost all of them toward
the finish of the game. New York was
in another three-base hit jamboree
July 7. when six were made in the
game with Brooklyn. Pittsburgh also
doubled up on the three base hit stunt
with six on July 4, against st. Louis
Now look at the two-baggers. On
July 81 there were sixteen in the
fifteen in the Washington-Detroi
game; on July eleven in the Detroit
Chicago game. and on July 20 eleven
in the St. Louis-Boston game.
In going over the records of all
years it seems that no one has ever
clubs ever did make the most three
baggers in game. 1t was different
with the home runs. because circuit
clouts had always been events until
the last two years. Now they are
simply happenings.
1t was worth while, however. to keep
track of the two-baggers. and SO we
find that on July 8, 1883. in the National
League, the Chicago and Buffalo clubs
made fourteen two-base hits. and that
record has stood all these years until
the American League created a new
one.
The record for the most two-base
hits in a contest is seventeen, made
Nav 90, 1920, in the Cleveland-C Chicago
game. On July 21 there were sixteen
doubles in the New York-Cleveland
clash.
Braves Have Tough Task.
There has been a great deal Of spec
ulation regarding the possible chances
of the Braves to capture the National
League pennant. Boston has a chance.
but it is now a desperate chance. and
will take almost superhuman playing
on the part of the team to pull
through.
This has become more evident since
the loss of the Cincinnati double
header Tuesday. If it will take 100
games to win the National League
championship the Braves have hard
road to travel.
There are 154 games on the sched-
ule and the Bostons had left to play
Evening star., 1921-07-29

ard Shanks. who also authored clouts
for three and four. the notable feature
of Hanks Marathon maui being that 1t
cleared fully peopied set of hassocks.
Shanks' wallop was one OF fVe blows
evolved by the Griffmen in the opening
round for as many runs. and marked the
end of Hodges regime and the start of
toll for Wienecke. Judge had been eiimi-
mated when Milan fired the first big gun
of the afternoon buliet-Eke drive past
Strunk in center. on which the acting
manager failed to complete the circuit
only because Nickoiai Altrocksi turned
the stop-stop signal as Zebu!ous reached
third. Rice cashed Rodney with single
and reached second ahead OF Johnson
toss to Mostil of Mil!ers offering. Har-
ris jolt-bunted a safety past Mostil to
all the bases. Then it was that Shanks
horned into the limelight by producing
four tallies with one Baberuthian effort,
a drive past the jury box to the center
field fence. Wienecke made his appear
ance here and halted the carnage, al
though he walked Eric after Mostil pre-
sented C'Rourke with triple by soaring
Bratchi away from Biackie's Texas
leaguer.
Eric was not scored on until round
T. when singles by Falk. Sheely and
Bratchi netted a tally. further damage
being avoided by means of double
killing started by Olaf and ended by
JuuSe HdSSiuS S-ies oi'SSiS O. 'AN
platter.
Zeb Goes Full Distance.
This tally was retrieved by Milan.
unaided, in the domestic end OF the
session, when he plunked another to
the jury box. This time the semi :
phore at the three-quarter post read
"Go-Go" AID sse C. did that thing.
reaching his goal standing up.
Erickson was pummeled in merry
ia shion in the fifth. successive singles
by Mulrennan. Strunk. Falk and
Sheely netting the Hose three runs
4 wild throw by ShankS, on which
Bratch benefited in the sixth. was
remedied when Judge initiated what
used to he termed a fast double
play" and in the rear half of the
session Hank made another tally
possible by waiting triple to LETT
center. Charity completing the job
with a long fly to Fnlk.
a counter for good measure was
picked up in the eighth in a similar
manner. with O'Rourke supplying the
three-ply blow. poke to the score
board, and Erickson the aerial sacri-
flee.
Sox Threaten in Final.
1t looked for a. while in the ninth
as II all the superfiuous runs of the
home talent would prove none too
ing block through singles by him
self. Pinch hitter Ostergard and
O'Rourke's two-base wild heave of
MulliGan's roller. Eric uncOrked his
second wild pitch here, and passed
Strunk. but the menace ended when
Shanks made a neat play on Falk's
bounder.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
MAY MOVE FIGHT ARENA
Rickard Considers Taking It From
Jersey to New York-No
Dempsey-Brennan Go,

NEW YORK, July 29.-Tex Rick
ard. dreamer of big dreams and per-
petrator of gigantic enterprises, is
considering moving the big arena in
which Dempsey beat Carpenter from
Royle's Thirty Acres, in Jersey City.
to Manhattan Island. If he is able to
carry out his idea, he says he will
show New York-and. incidentally. the
country-how to operate fight club.
If he moves the place he will first
take it down and then have il brought
to Manhattan, as it We're, board by
board.
But where? What site has Rick
ard in mind on Gotham's crowded isle.
AS to that Tex is saying nothing. But.
perhaps statement that the arena
might not be built on this aforesaid
crowded island. but in the Bronx,
might be accepted as hint.
Rickard has lost his enthusiasm for
Dempsey-Brennan fight, proposed to
be held on Labor day. He doesn't
think the public would regard it as
much of fight.
THE only fighter in the country
who could be put on protitably with
Dempsey this year" said Rickard, lis
Harry Wills. and the color line is
drawn here"
Evening star., 1921-07-29
MATCH FOR CHAMPIONS
New Orleans Promoter Would Have
Herman and Kilbane Clash
in November.

NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-Pro-
moter AL Pillsbury has wired Johnny
kilbane. featherweight champion, an
offer OF $4,000 to meet Pete Herman,
bantamweight champion, in a deci-
sion bout here. Herman has signified
his willingness to meet the king of
the feathers. The promoter figures on
staging the show here in November.
Herman was given a great recep-
tion when he arrived home last
night.
Il will be ready to defend my title
within thirty days" said Herman.
No legitimate bantamweight is
barred. Let ii be Joe Lynch. or any
one. Lynch was sportsmanlike about
giving me return match: he can
depend on my being just as sports
manlike."
At the champions request, a series
of elaborate entertainments planned
in his honor were cancelled. Herman
says he wants to rest.
Evening star., 1921-07-29

The state was expected today to
make an effort to refute the testi-
the Sox: including the defendants.
practiced for two hours in the Gin
clnnati park the morning of the first
game. when Burns testified he met
some of the defendants at a room in
the Sinton Hotel.
The state also was expected to try
to show that the conference could
have been held prior to the practice
at the park. The states rebuttal tes-
timony was expected to take up most
Of today.
Felsch's Father Dies.
Happy" Felsch, former White Sox
center fielder and one of the defend
ants. was not present when the case
was resumed. He was called to Mil
waukee by the death of his father.
Judge Friend excusing him from the
courtroom.
Alfred Austrian. attorney for the
Chicago Americans. was the first wit
ness summoned in rebuttal. Joe Ged-
con, former st. Louis player, 1t was
announced. would be the second IL he
arrived in time to testify, and news
paper reporter. to whom Felsch is al
legged to have confessed" will be the
third and probably last witness for
the state.
Eddie Collins. Ray Schalk, Dick Kerr,
Gleason of the White Sox testified last
night at a session of court that the
seven former players were at Redland
Field. practicing from 10 to IL am, the
day before the first game. Burns had
testified that it was on this day and at
these hours that he completed the al
legged deal with the defendants whereby
they were to throw games in order de-
sired for 100000 receiving $50, 900 after
each game thrown.
did you see some Of the defendants
together in room the evening Of the
second game?" Schalk was asked by
George German Of the prosecution
II did. but can't remember what
room. was the reply. Burns had tes-
titled as to another meeting that night.
had an opinion as to whether the de-
PENDANTS played to the best Of their
ability. but the states objections to
answers were sustained.
Dick Kerr was indignant over being
called here from Washington for two
minutes of Testimony.
And I rode 900 miles on the hottest
day Of the year to say that" he NUT
tered. as he walked past the defendants
without looking at them.
McGrnsv Is Spectator.
John McGraw. manager of the New
York Nationals. was spectator.
II just dropped in to see John Heyd-
Ter over business matter" said Nc
Graw.
Mac just told me he'd like to have
me on his ball club il I'm cleared
here and Judge Landis will let me
play Buck Weaver whispered to a
newspaper man.
weaver" Why any club would like
to have him." said McGraw when
asked about it," but I guess / can't
talk about that now"
The financial secrets Of the Chica go
club were revealed in the trial yes
terday The books showed a net
proi.t Of s4O9 327 durir the past siy
years. more than $225,000 of this
coming in 1919 alone.
Harry Grabiner. secretary of the
club. brought the records into court
Evening star., 1921-07-29
DEFENDANTS PRACTICING
AT TIME BURNS STATED
Players at Present on Team So Testify-Prose=
cution Will Attempt to Show "Plot'
Conference Was Held.

CHICAGO July z9Fighing desperately in final attempt to
grip of the the the ball trial. the
defeat
fsson from Happ Fesh that he received $500 the 1919
world series and tentatively
witness
refusing testimony against
appeared strategy
IOs
testimony during
chief" said is not evidence"
CHICAGO July 29-The
hasty list of
defense
examined
would be called today
The surprise action of the defense which followed
White players that tended refute the
star states witness the former Sox players trial
the 1919 world
sides matter conjecture but seemed speedy ending
Monday -' ''''- -
Evening star., 1921-07-29

Both the Indians and Yankees main
tanned their pace yesterday. The for
mer nosed out the Red Sox after a
bitter struggle. while the Hugmen
found 1T easy to overcome the Browns.
Athletics and Tigers broke even in a
double-header replete with sensa-
tional batting. In the National
League Braves. Dodgers and Cards
won from Reds Cubs and PhillieS. re-
Spectively.
A burst of speed by Jack Graney in
their 5-to-4 win over the Red Sox.
When Smith singled to left, Graney
hustled from first base and completed
the route, aided by Menosky's poor
return of the bail. Jo"es. losing
hurler. really outpitched Bagby. Man
ager Iris Speaker. center fielder. may
be lost to the Indians ror several days.
due to an injury to his ankle. suffered
while turning first base.
Hoyt held the Browns to four sin
giles, while the Yanks drove Davis
from the slab, and continued their at
tack against kolp, to win. to O..
Davis exit occurred in the third. when
the Yanks reached him for four hits.
which, with two passes and an error.
was given the air. following an ar
gument with Umpire Owens.
After beating the Tigers to 2. the
Athletics suffered 9-to-2 drubbing.
In the first game Rommel was steady,
outside of the fourth inning. when
the Tigers got all their tallies. Wits
double, that counted Dugan in the
ninth. decided the issue. Dykes got
homer in the first game, and in the
fourth inning of the second game
Hcilmann and Sargent hit for the cir
cult. Heilmann got another four-baS
Evening star., 1921-07-29
Win Today Offers Rebuta Trial of White
New York Stands Ready
to Concede Downey Title

NEW YORK. July 29-Brynn
DOwney Of Cleveland Will be
recognized in New York state
as middleweiEht boxing cham
piOn, provided the state ath.
letic commission In notified Of
ficially by the cleveland box
ing com mniissiOn that the ref
eree's decision i'm DOwney's
recent fight with Johnny Will
son has been reversed. This
announcement was made today
by William MuldOOn. chairman
OF the state comm issiOn.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
WASHINGTON AUT0ISTS
AHEAD IN GOLF EVENT

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Lively
competition marked the automobile
mems intercity golf tourney. contested
on the course of the North Hills Coun-
try Club yesterday. Five cities are
represented in the alliance
There had been only one meeting
prior to the competition yesterday and
that was held at Washington. At the
close of the competition yesterday the
Capital City team was leading with a
total of 81 " points, the score made al
Washington being included. Philadel-
phia is second with 59&4 and Newark
is next with 3SL. New York follows
with 35 and Brooklyn is last with 2j 4
The lowest gross score turned in for
the day was that of Robert Kelly. Of
Newark. who had 175 for the thirty
six holes.
F. E. Lautill Of Washington carried
off the prize for the lowest net score,
with 144.
Another winner was NJ. p. Cready of
Washington. who led his fellow towns
men with low gross score of 119.
Evening star., 1921-07-29

a total of IS after they lost their
double-header. OF these. therefore.
they must win 49 and lose only 16. if
they are to finish the season with 100
victories. That would compel them
to play at the rate of .754 for the
remainder of the year and as good as
the team is. it doesn't seem to be that
good.
Outside of what Boston can do for
itself, the best hope of the team is
that both Pittsburgh and New York
will come back to it, The Pirates
seem more likely to drop back than
New York, for the reason that they
have been coming back. However. the
Giants have not progressed with tre-
mendous strides and play spasmod-
ically. Tley have been as stable as
Pittsburgh. though less aggressive
than Boston.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
CLEAN SWEEP OVER SOX
is SOUGHT BY GRIFFMEN
Extra=Base Batting Melee Helps Eric to 8-5 Vic
tory, Shanks' Home Run With Bases
Loaded Being the Feature.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

left of the White Sox for
third days returning to the home lot
calculate the cpples and
victories the respectable total of FIVE
Sunday marking the
of the present squirt.
his old
and buddy zebuous Milan pilot for mound duty
clean Clean
will be made with Courtney Schach
who
Johnson
will Davenport, Douglas McWeeney David
Evening star., 1921-07-29
BRITISH GOLFERS WIN,

BLOOMINGTON. Ill. July 29.-
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell,
British golf stars, defeated Jock
Hutchison. British open champion.
and Laurie Ayton of Evanston, up
and TO play. in thirty-six holes. at
the Bloomington Country Club yes
terday. The defeat of the Americans
was due to the Britons' superiority in
driving and in approaching.
The scores: Mitchell. 1877; Duncan,
140; Hutchison, las; Ayton. 14S.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
Noted of the Nationals

George Mcbride. who was acci-
dentally struck on the head by a
thrown ball Wednesday. may be more
seriously injured than was at first
thought. He had greatly improved
yesterday, but suffered relapse in
the evening. He had several diZz:
spells last night and today was quite
weak. 1t is feared the blow may
have caused a concussion of the brain
Washington's elevent hits for a total
OF twenty-five bases, compared with
Chicago's thirteen swats for fourteen
sacks, tells the story of yesterday 5
frolic in nutshell.
Millers error was his failure to
stop Sheeley's single in the fifth. Earl
thereby getting an extra base. Bing
more than offset this lapse with a
circus catch of Johnson's low liner
in the same frame. He took the ball
of the grass and then sprawled. but
clung to it.
The dual killing Judge started-and
hnished-in the sixth was a gem.
Josephus made a fine stop of Lees
vicious crack to begin with and ad
no time to get set after getting back
to the bag to take O'Rourke's return.
Acting Manager johnson of the Sox
hit in hard luck on this visit here.
Miller. Judge and Rice each having
robbed him of extra base blows.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
Dempsey Awaits Kearns.

Los ANGELES, Calf. July 29.-
sJack Dempsey. eavyweight cham
pion. and Teddy Hayes. his trainer.
today were awaiting a message from
whether to stay here indefinitely to
make motion pictures or whether he
would start at once for New York L
embark for a tour of Europe
Evening star., 1921-07-29
Red Sox Buy Outfielder.

BOSTON, July 29.-The Boston Amer
leans have purchased Outfielder Beal
of the Ludington, Mich, club of the
Central League. Beal, left-handed
hitter. has a batting average Of $3.50.
He will join the Red Sox in Chicago
on the last western trip.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
Wrestler Shot to Death.

ABILENE. Tex, July 29.-John
Chadwick. who claimed the light
heavyweight wrestling champion =
ship of the A. Z. F.. in France. dur
ing the war. was shot and killed in
front of theater at Merkel. his
home, near here, last night. Dave
Beasley and Bob Beasley, brothers,
were taken into custody.
Evening star., 1921-07-29
GIANTS CAN ATTAIN LEAD
TODAY IN OLDER LEAGUE

their third straight from the Pirates yesterday the
Giants but eight behind the National League
leaders Should Reds and the Pirates lose
the Braves today the Giants will the older major circuit
both National and American
similar figures The Indians who are leading in the AmeI
American and the
four The Yankees second place the American and the Giants
game-hy- y-our-bu McGraw