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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
UNVEIL MONUMENT TO
A. +. F. IN LORRAINE

FLIREY. France. Aug. 21.-Lor-
raine's monument 20 the American
ENpeditlonary forces. the dedication
OF which was one of the principal
objects If the present visit Of the
American Legion delegation TO
France. was unveiled here Sund 4
by the leEion's representative in the
presenct Of the whole population.
Marshal Foch. Louis Tibertte min
lister for the liberated sections and
Ambassador Herrick Of the United
monies.
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new CARLISLE
RAIL CROSSING
GETS MACHINE
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rupel
Leap From Path of Twen-
tieth Century Limited.
MANY WITNESS CRASH
New York Central Railroad
Crossing Again Spars for
Lives of Motorists.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rupel, re-
siding one mile north OF New Car
isle. uirsculously escaped death
Sunday afternoon soon after two
o'clock. when their Dodge touring
car became stalled on the New York
Central railway tracks at the New
Carlisle death trap crossing di-
rectly in the path OF the Twentieth
Century limited passenger train.
Mr. and Mrs Rupel managed 10
leap from their machine just before
the big locomotive, travelling at
speed alleged to have been so miles
an hour. crashed il into a million
pieces"
Hundreds of Sunday auto parties
touring the Lincoln highway wit
messed the accident. Sits OF the
body OF the touring car We're tossed
more than 500 feet into the air.
while il was extremely difficult TO
find any portion or the mechanical
devices Of the engine.
Race with Death.
The limited finally came 10 a stop
several miles down the track. but
when the engineer learned there had
been no casualties the train proceed
ed.
That the Rupels missed death mere
~ by inches is the statement OF mo-
torists who witnessed the accident.
They declare that the Rupels barely
IN IA time 20 jump to safety when the
train sped by.
Mrs Rupel. IL was said. tainted af-
ter the crash occurred. but was soon
revived after being removed 20 a
private home in New Carlisle.
Neither Mr. or Mrs. Rupel suffered
any i'll effects from their narrow es-
cape. it was said.
According TO witnesses. the Rupel
machine was being driven toward
South Bend. had just reached the
ton Of the grade and had started
across the tracks when the engine
died" and before Mr. Rupel had
time 20 kick" the starter. the loco
motive whistled around the curve a
few hundred yards distant.
Death Trap" Crossing.
The machine was struck broad
side and il resembled mass Of
spIinters as Ii flew through the air.
witnesses said. When the train was
brought 70 sudden stop several pas
sengers helped the engineer and fire
man 10 investigate the accident, II
was said.
The New Carlisle death trap"
crossing has been the bone Of con-
tention between the railway officials
and the citizens OF this vicinity for
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DENIES REPORT.

PEKING, Aug. Z1--The AmeTi-
can legation has issued a statement
10 the press in which. on Instructions
from Washington, Il denies reports
that the American government IA
vors international control o. China
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
CARPENTER OPENS
BOXING SCHEDULE

Manhassct. n. y. May IS 2s-Breaking
out of his light training schedule
Georges Carpenter today boxed four
rounds with his sparring partners and
worked almost an hour in tho gym
nasium.
The challenger put in two rounds
with Joe Jcanncttc then worked an
other and faster two with Joe Cans.
Carpenter was given "A chance to use
his overland knockout punch to ad-
vantage. However he was careful not
TO hit his onponcnt too hard. He was
on his toes thruout. Several score of
men and boys. hidden at the rear of
the camp. witnessed the workout.
Georges punched the bag for ten min
utcs worked on the mat for ten more,
closing with 25 minutes of shadow box
ing.
Jeannoitc said he was pleased with
Carpenters condition. adding that
tho challenger was faster and in much
better shape than in his bout with Lc-
whisky.
After mis- workout. Georges received
several men and women all residents of
the neiEhborhood. seeking his pres
cnce at their Sunday dinner tables
The challenger refused all offers with
thanks. Manager Des Camps was In
New York today to secure for Georges
an automobile license. Tho challenger
has purchased n new touring car.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
DEMPSEY SETTLES TO
INTENSIVE TRAINING

Atlantic city. n. ]. May as.-Jack
Dempsey boxed for the first time in his
open air arena today. The champion
after his enforced idiencss of twcntt-
iour hours. Increased his boxing TO
cisht rounds. the most work he has
zone with the gloves since he started
training. Tho crowd Of Loo spectators
included between 800 and 400 women
After shadow boving five minutes
ncmpsey boxed two rounds each with
Jack Rcnault, Larry Williams. Alex
irambitas and Joe Benjamin. tho pa
enc coast lightweight who Joined tho
Champions training staff yesterday
winuinS up his workout with some
bending exercises.
Aitho tho sun was shining brightly
chilling wind swept off tho occ,,
ahu ,his SaNo Dempsey some difficulty
IN getting loosoned up. He lacked his
usua speed in his first two rounds
with Renault bur when he faced NIL.
.,'ns Inn, ne was hitting viciously just be-
Tore the first round with Williams
ended the champion caught him with a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

Ticket sale for the Memorial Day
Field sports. held under the auspices OF
the Pueblo Athletic club and Eiks
Lodge No. 90 at the state fair grounds
next Monday afternoon has opened
with cardboards for sale at all princi-
pal cigar, sporting goods and drug
stores and barber shops. Admission
cards may be purchased for the price
of $1.0o. including war tax, grand
stand. parking space for automobiles,
horse races. motorcycle races and base
ball game. to say nothing of a twenty
piece band concert that has been added
to the bill.
Arrangements have been made with
the local musicians union to parade
the twenty piece band with the Grip
pie Creek and Pueblo Elks baseball
clubs thru Pueblo's business section
prior to the sporting card. At the fair
grounds the band will play selections
in intermission times.
Announcement of the lincups for tho
two baseball clubs was made public
yesterday, The local Purple and White
VIII be represented by: Spencer. sec
ond base; Clark, third base; Rice.
catcher. Shoemaker, center field
Baglcy, shortstop: Cellars. left field
Buren. right field; Rosendahl. first base
and Lutz. pitcher.
Cripple Creeks nine will feature tho
following: Folsom. shortstop: Britton
first base. Shaw, left aeld: Bauer.
pitcher; Mckenna. right field. Bonnar
catcher; Bennct, third base; Richard
son center field; Stotts. second base:
Caldwell. Sinclair and Philips, substi-
tutes
AT l;So O'Clock the afternoons pro-
gram Will be opened with the Elks'
iodEes baseball game, the opening
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
FIGHT CARD At
COLORADO SPGS
Joe the Wop Meets Berris in
Six Rounds
Tonight

Cecil Hamilton and Harry Ginther
genial proprietors of the Thatcher
building baroer shop, Pueblo sports
men who have always been Identified
with live wire athletics in this city, arc
also confirmed addicts to the sport
made popular by Izaak Walton. Gee"
and Harry are no more enthusiastic
about fishing than they are about box
ing, and have always followed the
iistic sport faithfully.
But they are slipping. Pueblo busi-
ness mon who have long made ii a
habit to refer any sporting argument
TO Hamilton and Ginther for a settle
ment are beginning to seek new arbi-
tcrs.
All because last Sunday Mrs. Hamil-
ton was taken fishing with Gee" and
Harry and returned with a full basket.
while the genial sporting BARRIERS had
nothing to show for their days rod
efforts. This incident was almost the
last staw,-but when the pair were
asked for their opinion concerning to-
nights premier fight card at Colorado
Springs. when Mike Dundee. of Rock
Island. Illinois, meets Joe Burger, of
Detroit. Michigan. in a 12-round co.
they appeared confused and confessed
that they did not read Sundays Chief
tain, when an announcement was mat dc
OF inc SrplnSs caro-. New nelds are now
sought for the settlement of sport ar
cuments by Thatcher building ten
ants.
AT that a Pueblo boy is entered on
the card. Joe the Wop. Buck Weavcr's
hard hitting l2e FOUNDER will meet
Bennie Berris. Dundce's sparring part
ner. in the siS-round curtain raiser.
As a semi -windup George Fox. of Lon
don. England holder OF the Lord
7 a.1 {ul frI,, hai .,.sff
Frank Herrera. of Trinidad, eight
rounds.
Tickets arc on sale at Dixon Millor's
cigar store. \ large delegation OF Pu-
obloans are planning on attending
the Il. +. T. fight program.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
PRO. GOLF TOURNEY
PARINGS ARE MADE

Glen Eagles, Perthshirc. Scotland.
May 2s-tBy The Associated Prcss)-
American entrants in thousand guinea
two professional golf tournaments
which will open here on June :. have
been paired for the qualifying com
petition at eighteen holes. Some of the
pairinEs follow
Jock Hutchinson. Chicago, and Hugh
Mcneil Port Rush; William Mslhorn,
Esrcveport. la. and Gordon Lockhart.
Glen Eagles; Fred Mcleod, Columbia
cuniry club. Washington, u. T., and
Eugene Lafittc. Biarritz: Tom Kcrri-
gan. and II. G. Causcy, Scacroft, !,
Walter Hagen. Detroit. and George
Duncan. Hunger Hill: Jim Barnes.
New York. and George Broad. st. An
drews. Wilfrod Reid. Wilmington, Del
and Ted Ray, ONhcy.
Arnaud Nasty French champion and
all the prominent British and Scotch
professionals are entered in the tourna :
mcnt.
The International golf competition
between the United States and Great
Britain VIII occur on June 6. the day
before the thousand guncas, each ma =
tion being represented by twelve play
Crg.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

ING To u. Darwin Of wokinr Thfr
inh,ch. ono OF the most brilliant Of ibr
s.ries went Ia the nintccnth hol,. who
he Ensiishman won by a stroke
Darwin In tho scmi-anals was dc
,'','d by Hunter Up TO play. Grs-
e"ins right to complete in tho final
, nc thru MS Nanquishlng or n. $. E
iunns. Sunningdslc. by one hole
"rlehts match with Darwin srrycd
70 increase the regard the Bostonian
h'u won Wednesday by defeating tho
veteran former champion John Es,u gf
tne hoNal Liverpool club. The Amer
@ style OF play. his sporismanshln
'nu ms cleancut appearance wrrr
srca'lN admired by tho English spe.-f4
tors. Wrighrs habit OF puttinc hi.
sno,s was Particularly Injurious TO him
In today's wind
treeisc and careful on every stroke
is", TOOK the lead aud maintalr
u" the sixteenth grtcn where ths
match was squared Tho EnrIishnr-
eighteenth
hole. VIZ '"'
The feature of today's discussor
among golfers was tho decision hv fhr
royal and Ancient Golf club comm
leo clubs TO bar tho ribbed nr sIoffl.I
clubs used by American golfers Tho
nan nan however Will not be put into opc--
american visitors and players vcr,
'.ss numerous about tho links TO-DAY
row OF tho American golfers how
ssF TOOK part in pleasure mntchr
FRANCIS ouimet and Bobby Jon.
played toursomc with &. j. ,;n.siri r
'hantiIy. France. and Captain WcbsiHr
Of Ne" Zealand. Tho result was n IS vIn
Tor Jones and Webster by and l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
TICKET SALEFOR FIELD SPORTS
OPENUNDER DIRECTIONP. P.A.C,
B. p. O. E. and Athletic Club Place Cardboards for
Memorial Day Program In Principal
Stores

game OF the season for the 3. P. o T.
league. At 5 O'Clock. Immediately aftrr
the baseball contest. the horse race
programs will be run off with en-
tries as announced in yesterday morn
ing's Chicftain, The races Will be 3.
mile events and "A novelty race, when
one of the horses win be riderless.
Following the horse races the motor
cycle events will be staged featurins
local riders and local machines in side
car events. Tho feature of the motor
program will he the five mile rcl9 =
race where two riders will be allotted
to each machine Instead of each rid
er having machine the same machine
win be used by the two riders thruout
tho entire race on each lap rider
will be forced to surrender his ma
chif~ to another rider who will pro-
coed with the race.
The opening event OF tho afternoon =
motor card will be three-milo side
car race with Jim Sssso and Mike
Pagano mounted on Harley David
son and Eddie Johnson and Eddie
Ryan mounted on an Indian.
Pueblo sport enthusiasts may procure
tickets at the business office OF tho
Pueblo Star-Journal and Pueblo Chief
tain, Thatcher building barber shov,
kncbcl Sporting Goods store, Dixon
Millcr's. Lewis s Browns, Dupps and
Hamlin. Morris Pcntcr's. Bill swear
inEcn's or from any member Of thu
Pueblo Athletic club or Elks club No
90.
Special street car service has hce,
arranged to accommodate crowds ths,
Will 20 to the state fair grounds Mon
day afternoon. Business houses arc
planning cessation OF business FOR
that date, everything is set for
gala sports day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
SIG MOORE GOES
TO DENVER PARK

Sig Moore, baseball promoter and In
stigator of the baseball school for kids,
is going to leave Pueblo. He has done
his work we'll, and will venture in new
fields. Tho baseball school will con-
tinue to operate, probably under the
direction of the Pueblo Athletic club,
1t was stated.
Moore will go to Denver after the
baseball game tomorrow with the Elks
baseball nine. He has accepted posi-
ton with large Denver Amusement
park to start the kid baseball move
ment in that city. Denver papers arc
commenting favorably on the contem-
plated program.
Smiling Signor stated last night that
he predicted win over the Eiks nine
tomorrow afternoon at tho State Hos
pital grounds. Salazar and Ellis are
announced as batteries for tomorrow
afternoons game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
STAGED At HARVARD

Cambridge. Mass. NAV es.-Th, In
tercollcciaies' championships games on
track and iicld will he held in the Har-
ward stadium tomorrow and Saturday
with about thirty colleges competing.
University OF California. with a
handful OF athletes who arrived week
ago, mad large following for it's title
hopes, but loss of a prospective Mace
almost anywhere would cut down n
paper margin already at "A minimum
And lined up ready to make the most
OF all opportunities were larEc teams
from Cornell. Yale. University of
Pennsylvania. Harvard and Princeton
The stadium today was submitted to
careful grooming for ',omorrow's
tests.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27

rasping loft hook opening n cut ova-
the right eye. Dempsey slowed tp frr
inc second round, giving Williams a
chancc to whale away NJ top speed
Tho four rounds with Tramh hl-as and
BHnJamin were tame as Dempsey dlI
not attempt any solid hard hIttiu-
Benjamin missed the Champion ~
frequently thai; he WAS exhausted at
beinps'N was measured TO-DAY and
the following figures we're given ottt
Height. i feet ! inch
Neck. isis inchc=
chest normal g. inches.
ESpa ndcd. IS inches
Reach. q inches.
Waist, - inches
Thigh. 20 Inches.
Calf. ~. inches.
Ankle. inches
Biccps, 1854. inches
Forearm. III, inches.
Wrist. ~, inches
Martin Burke. New Orlonr,
heaVyweiEht. rcr0ted at the camp To-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
Paul JOllrnee
Scowling Giant

Manhasset. y. Y, May ss.-Paui
JouSlee. French heavyweight and
sparrins partner OF the blonde Gcor-
ges Carpenter. aspirant to the worlds
heavyweight boxing title, looks. be-
sides Georges. like the sides OF the
Grand Canon to burro. His great
hands. reminding one OF hams. hang
almost TO his knees.
Paul has to stoop to thru an
ordinary doorway and i,ls shoulders
ere 30 broad Tho rest of his body
seems to hang. like fringe on lady's
dress.
He never smiles, this giant-hc
just scowls- Every now and then he
Erowls. whereupon the camp shakes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
WRIGHT FAILS TO SUSTAIN HOPES
OF C0UkTRYMEn IN GOLF I0nRNFY

Hoylakc. May 2s.-CBy Tho Associs
stcd Prcssl - The British amateur
championship is TO remain at home for
at Ienst another year. British players.
having disposed uf the last man OF the
American contingent. an Englishn1an.
VIII retain the emblem. Either Allen
Graam OF the Royal Liverpool club or
W. i. Hunter OF Walmer and Kings
down. viii be tho now champion having
won their way thru tho semi tina
round this afternoon
r. wright of Boston. the last sur
NINlng Nmerlcan. succumbcd this morn
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
Dempsey Eludes Curious
Crowds Behind Walls

Atlantic City. n. j., May as.-.Isck
Dempsey. like Georges Carpenter. is
well harricaded from the thousands Of
curious fight fans who have attempted
To view him at close range. Barriers
arc encountered on every side. The
tract of ls0 acres in which tho camp
's located is BOUNDED: by fence ton
feet high and to reach tho eastern
fence the inlet. - body OF water nearly
a quarter OF a mile wide has to be
crossed.
Dempsey is on view to spectators
each afternoon at > O'Clock. when he
begins his daily work out AT all Other
times, the only person who can sec
him arc newspaper mon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
T1GERS-sOX pIy1pE

Detroit. Michigan. May 26.-Dctroit
divided double header with Chi
cago. winning the first and losing the
second
The locals won the opener by a
sustained attack. Fabcr was knocked
out OF the box before one out had
been completed. Detroit made eight
runs in the first inning on seven hits.
Chicago punched seven of their nine
hits with two passes off Oldham to
win the second game. Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
RACING RESULTS ARE
BARRED IN LOUISIANA

Baton Rouge, La, May 26.-The Loui-
siapa constitutional convention last
night adopted an amendment forbid :
ding transmission. publication and
circulation of information concerning
horse races. The amendment reads:
The transmission, publication or
circulation of Information concerning
horses entered in races or the odds of
fercd for same is prohibited. Tho leg
islsturc shall provide penalties for the
violation thereof"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
GIANrs.RRAvEs DIVIDE

Boston, Mass. May 26.-Ncw YORK
won the first game. to and Bos-
ton took tho second 4 to 3 in today's
dublt header. Poor fielding by Bos-
ton and Kelly's hitting were rcspon-
sible for the Giants victory. Nixon
crashed into the left field wall in the
first contest trying to get Burns'
drive which eventually went for a
home run. Nixon was carried off the
field with several minor sprains which
will keep him out of the game several
DAYS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
lotals ........ Jf -
x-Batted for Davenport in ct
DETROIT

: Bstteries-Fabcr. Davenport and
iaryan. Dauss and Basslcr.
Summary: Two base hits-Ne3ch.
Falk. Jones. .: Shccly. Three base
hits--Cobb. Yaryan. Stolen base
Veach. Sacrifice hits-Basslcr. Blue.
Double plsys-Coilins to johnson to
Sheely: Dovenpart to johnson. Col
Inns to Sheely: johnson to Collins to
Sheciy. Bases on balls off Davenport.
E: off Dauss. .. Innings pitchcd-By
Fabcr, none mo outs in first-off
Davenport. p. Struck out by Rauss. ..
Losing pitcher-Fabcr.
Second G3mc-Scorc:
Chicago ...O2O e02 OOO-6 4
Detroit .......0oO 20 101-5 l
Battcrics-Kcrr and Yaryan. Old
ham and Ainsmith.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
Legal .orICES
NOTICE

NOTICE.
~ BLlc SALE OF AUTOMOBILE
Notice ~ hereby Eivon that pursu-
ant 10 certain proceeding had IN
mo Justice Court OF e. !. Hart. Jus
tico OF lhc Peace, tho undersiEned,
James NJ Twombicy, dnin- busiurs r
as Park Garage. viii. on TUESDAY. Nfar
the 3ist, 1891. at the hour OF ia p'rlock
"A. NJ, at the Park Garage, 1929 cast
Evans ave, Pueblo. Colo, soil at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for
CASH
ono Grant Automobile.
Roadster, 6-cyIindor,
Serial No. 1s9ss.
SAID sale will he made for the pur-
pose of satisfying tho storage and re-
pair charges thereon.
Dated this tho 10th day of May :,
JAMES NJ. TWOMBLEY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
THE [!3, $R0RT S]P4(] B. WORLD NEWS
DATES SET FOR
POSTP0NtAEN rs

New York, May 26.-The following
dates have been fixed by President j
A Heydler of the National league for
playing off games postponed up to and
including May %:
At Boston: May IS, New York, two
games.
August IL: philadelphia, two games.
September s: Philadelphia, two
games.
July 23: PittsburG, two games.
July Is: Chicago, two games.
August .: st. kouis. two games.
August -: St. Louis, two games.
At BROOKLYN: June "a Boston, one
game.
July Is: Chicago, two games.
August IS: Chicago, one game.
AT New York August IL, Brooklyn,
two games.
August l6: Brooklyn, one game.
June /; Philadelphia, two games.
August "a; Pittsburg, two games.
August 26; Pittsburg, one game.
At Philadelphia, September !: New
York, two games.
July IS: Cincinnati, two games.
August "A: Cincinnati. two games.
July 20: Chicago. two games.
AT Cincinnati: June 2, st. Louis,
one game.
At Chicago: June IS. Pittsburg. two
games.
May IS: st. Louis, two games.
July /: St. Louis. one game.
At st. Louis, June II, Chicago, two
games.
June 90: Chicago. two games.
August 10: Cincinnati. two games.
June 30: Pittsburs. two games.
At Pittsburg: September l. Sta Louis.
two games.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
Sandlot League

A home run in the fourth inning by
Cole. left fielder for the Yeomsn base
ball club, enabled Yooman 10 defeat
the Court OF Honor team J TO in "A
fast game played last evening on the
18th street grounds. There was ono
man on base when Cole cloutcd his
circuit drive.
Score by iuninEs: Il.
Ycoman ..................... 100 200 Ga
Court OF Honor .-.......-- 100 iooo O..
Batteries: Goodrich ana Putsky.
Curlcy and Wise.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
c. B. & Q. RAILROAD
WILL PAY DIVIDEND

New York. May 2s.-The Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy railroad today
declared per cent dividend payable
June "a. an Increase of 1 per cent
over the prevailing semi annual rnte.
In announcing the increased divi-
dot. Hale Holden. president of the
road, stated that there was no assur-
ance that the new rate would be per-
mancnt. altho a permanent 10 per
cent annual rate was contcmplatcd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
NATIONAL

Pittsburs, Pa. May 26.-The home
coming Pirates today suffered defeat
from Cincinnati. to l before an i'm
mense crowd. 1t was PittsbErg's sec
ond defeat at home, each admins
tered by Marquard. The visitors
knocked Hamilton out of the box in
the second. Schmidt returned to the
contest and threw out four baserun-
ners attempting to steal.
CINCJNNATI
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
BATTING RECORDS
ARE ON INCREASE

New York. May 2s.-Thc remarkable
increase in spring batting noted in tho
major baseball leagues this season is
confirmed by a comparison OF the rec
ord OF the first mon.h with similar
period in 1870 and 1921. The resultant
gains in runs scored Is even OF greater
proportion.
Figures of tho first thirty days of
the 1919 1890 and 1921 series follows:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
PIRATESL0SE IN HOME COMING
SECONDDEFEATBYR R. MARQUARD
Hamilton Is Knocked From Box In Second Inning
New York and Boston Divide
Double-Header
.Ratted for Cruise in sth,

z-Batted for Cruise in sth.
New York 100 O20 0OO-3 0
Boston 3VU VOO Uol-4 ~
Batteries Douglas. Sallee and
Smith, Fillingim and Gowdy.
Summary-Two base hits: Burns,
Powell, Ford. Home run: Boeckel.
Stolen base: Frisch. Sacrifice hits:
Young, Bargare. Double plays: Kelly
to Sallee: Boeckel to Ford to Holkc.
Bases on balls: Ffllingim, ,. Innings
pitched: Douglas, L; Sallee, %,
Struck out: Fillingim, I. Wild pitch:
Douglas.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
INDIANS HITS
DEFEAT BROWNS
Detroit and Chicago Divide
Double-Header- Cleve-
land Stopped, Rain
AMERICAN

st. Louis, Mo-, May 2s.1Clcvclands s
consistent hitting and ineffective
pitching by four st. Louis hurlers gave
the Indians the contest. The game was
called at the end of the eighth inning
because of rain. Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
EXHIBITION GAME

Rochester. y. Y. May est Louis
Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia
American league club to o today in
an exhibition game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-27
WESTERN LEAGUE

Omaha. I: st. Joseph. s.
At Tulsa. IL: Wichita, 7.
At Sioux city. 4 Dcs Moincs. 3;
II inninEs).
Only games scheduled.