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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25
Cooper Motor Co.
Gets New Shipment
OF Studebaker Cars

The Cooper Motor company has
received aud unloadcd another ship
ment OF Studebaker motor cara This
shipment includes one nig Sin tour
Ing aud three OF the famous Special
SIX models.
'fstudebakcr cars nrc going as fast
as We n get them in, Lester
Cooper stated today. 1t is a pleasure
to do business with a corporation
that b. az willing 60 meet condition.
and cooperate with dealers as thc
Studebaker company Dr.. when th'
factory made the last reduction tu
price IL was seven thousand carr be-
hind In delivery. The Studehaksr
corporation b. tuiiding up a rrputa-
.tion for square dealing that VIII mean
much to u IN future yearn The fact
thrt S~tudrhakcr sales during the ms.
five months % this year we're second
oniy 10 Ford means something too.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25

DETROIT. June 25.-Detruit hit
hard In the closing innings this aftcr-
nOon and defeated -. Louis In the
deciding game OF tie series.
Score, a. ". n.
81. Louis. ....O9O 900 600 o 2 g
Detroit ..... 600 600 9as-is rs 4
Battcriesi Davis Baync. Barwoli
aud SEVERED. Leonard and Bassicr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25

CHICAGO. June 26.-Timeiv hit
ting by Leslie Nunnmakcr. coupled
with some pitching by Maiis enabled
Cleveland TO take the final game OF
the series from Chicago.
Score. A. "a. 4.
Gle, ciand ....OiO m OOO-t q
Chicago 1910 600 Oot-2 Z o
Batteries: Mans and Nunamakcr;
williamson and Achaik.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25

NEW YORK. June 2 s-The New
NOrS Yankees defeated Washington
in the first game 81 the series.
score Il. a. a..
Washington 900 O2O OiO-s & 1
New York ....fta 10 sos ~ I
Batteries; Courtney and shaw
Mays and Schang.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25

arena In tho black belt of Oakian a.
Eat. Dcmpaey's first real step toward
the championship Of the world was
taken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25

ST. LOUIS, June ga Wild pitch
by Bnile- In the tenth inning allowed
Pittsburgh To Win from -. louiH
.icurc: H. n w.
%PIttrhurgh .0i0 00t 0t0 - ~ 2
~. fot n. ESQ o o O-3 7 4.
Batteries. Glaznor and schmidt
Raiisv and Clemens
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25
mo- pEIAYs sERVIcEs.

A1II .EnflHndDNthe a PASTOR
was delivering the benediction, a
woman rushed into the pulpit and
him a~nectioHateiy. explain
inE thai ahe NgHhed 20 confess her
aIna A clnirch officer entered TO re-
move her md wes in turn fondly
emtlfacad The woman was finally
removed "a an institution for h In
sane.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25

PHILADELPHIA. june 2b.-Nrw
York halted -four Philadelphia
pitchers for 70 Vi~iory la the opening
am of the series.
Score: u. A. T..
New York. $50 900 iOi--tt 10 ]
Philadelphia 90" 0s0 OGn- : y .
Batteries. Nchf and snyder. baum
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25

FRIDAYS


BOSTON. June g5-pbIiadoiphia
took the openinx game OF the series
from Boston.
scorer; n. n. r..
Philadelphia ..Ooo oi0 oOi-s \ o
Buston .....u 900 100 00e-3 10 1
Batteries; liAsty and Perkins.
Myers. Kerr and Ruri.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25

The real eternal triangle. mother.
dad and a little younsstcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25

BitOOKLNN. june 2s.-Boston de-
fcatcd Brooklyn with a four-run
rally in the eighth when The vrayes
punched a triple. "a double and three
singles.
score; u. u. r..
Boston .......0iO IIO OaO-7 "a I
Bro,kiyn .....00f ego OO0-6 ~ 3
Batteries: Oonchger and Guwdy.
Smith. Mitchell and Miller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25

A blackberry In the dish r. worth
i've on the bush.
Evening star., 1921-10-12

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Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
Harry Westfall And Ross Lyall
 Will Play With
 Cisco Lea g'uers

Valley baseball fans received a hard blow yesterday afternoon with the announcement that Ross Lyau and Harry Westfall have decided to try their luck with bigger game. The local favorites leave this evening for Cisco. Texas, where they will join the Cisco team of the West Texas league. Westfan will fill a position behind the bat and Lyal is booked to hold down the initial sack
 Umps Price has been watching the local boys for some time and he final ly persuaded them to sign a contract. Price says both will make good and as he has been following the game for 40 years he ought to know a ball player The West Texas league opens April 20. Price leaves Phoenix next week to fill regular berth down there.
 While the loss of Westfall and Lyall leaves a gap in local baseball that will be hard to fill, fans in the valley wish them well and will follow the Texas season and the work of the boys. They have made hundreds of friends in the valley through their baseball ability and character.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
THE REPUBLICAN, SILVER LOVING CUP OFFERED T0| SCHOOL WINNING ANNUAL
 FIELD MEET ON APRIL 16

The annual Salt River Valley track and field meet will be held on Tempe Normal grounds April 6, with ten valley schools competing. Teams from Phoenix High, Indian school, Mesa High, Glendale High, Tempe Normal the Gilbert school, Chandler, Florence and Casa Grande schools are training athletes for the biggest track and field meet ever held in the state.
 The Arizona Republican will pre- sent a handsome silver loving cup to the school scoring the largest num- Der of points in this meet. The cup which will be placed on display in The Republican window during the week willNbe presented the winning school, suitably engraved with the names of the winning athletes and will be fitting trophy Tor the leading athletes of the valley.
 Arrangements for the track and field meet are in the hands of George E. Cooper, coach at Tempe Normal. The following letter addressed to the valley schools by Coach Cooper ex- plains every feature of the meet:
 Athletic Director:
 Dear Sir:
 This is to announce that you are not only invited but earnestly re- qdSSlCd tO nave NouI StIiOol ltpIC- scented, in any or all of the field and | track eS Sents listed below. This meet | is to be held on the Normal athletic field at Tempe, Arizona, Saturday April 16. 1921; and we expect to start | promptly at o'clock.
 We are mailing a copy of this let | ter to each of the following schools: l Glendale High, Phoenix High, U. $ Indian school at Phoenix, Tempe High, Mesa High, Chandler High, Gil bert High, Florence High, Casa Grande High. and Tempe Normal Each school is urged to send in a lis | of their contestants, enumerating tht
 events in which they will take part not later than April G. This is very
 important, so that programs can b. prepared and distributed before tn, meet
 This meet win be conducted unde 1 the official A A. U. rules. Each schoo will be entitled to three entrants fo each event, except the 40 yard dash l (quarter mile), in which event, jus
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
Fighters Working For Opening Card
 Friday Evening

With the arrival of Gorilla Jones and Speedban Hayden, principals in the main event of a four -card pro gram at the Arizona Athletic club arena Friday night interest in the sports revival here ascended rapidly yesterday and gave evidence that good sized crowd will be on hand when the prelim. boys are called to- gether. The two dusky battlerS eyed each other with savage contempt when they met on the streets few hours after their arrival and gave rise to a rumor that the Friday night en- gagement is to be a ''grudge affair"
 Fans of the city were afforded a rare treat when these two battlers, recognized as among the best middle weights in the southwest, donned their fighting togs for training last evening. Jones held forth at the Lewis training quarters, starting at 5;30 o'clock, and the way he got down to work convinced the hun dreds of fans in attendance that he is determined to finish his opponent as quickly as possible. There was nary a slaclening of speed from the time he started skipping the rope until he polished off with his third sparring partner. He stayed at his work for more than an hour. He handles him. self like an old master, combining CIGN6IDtSS WILL d uEduiy KICK III either hand.
 While Gorilla was making himself strong with his clientele, Speedball was working out at the club arena, just across the street. Hayden first appeared on the scene a few minutes before $ o'clock. and from that time until well after o'clock he stuck to his labors
 Presumably, .Speedbar was think nc of his 1aS tor Gn,-ilIa
 when the latter dropped him for the
 long count after nine terrific rounds at Fl PaSo. Prior to that, Hayden had gained the decision over Jones in a 12-round encounter at Colum-
 bus, N. M, so the Phoenix engage ment will be sort of rubber en- counter.
 Incidentally, Marshall Jackson SpeedbalPs manager, announced that he had $500 which he would deposit as a guarantee for match with any middleweight in the country. Hay den is open to meet any man his weight in the country, including O'Dowd, Wilson and Ortega. for 8 S2500 side bet" Manager Jackson de- clared.
 Lynch, booked to meet Red Gardner | in an eight-round semi final, arrived 1 last evening and will work out this afternoon. Gardner has been on tht | ground for several days and looks tC be in fine shape physically. Two other events are also included on the card. one bringing together i Joe Brown and Lepo- l The big arena is being completely 1 renovated in preparation for F'rida. 1 nights card and will be in tip-toI l shape for the opening program Sess I eral new seats are being added. The advance ticket sale started a 1 the Doyle cigar store yesterday. Tick
 cts will remain on sale at that stan' I until o'clock on the night of tn
 fight at which hour the box offic
 of the arena will open
 The first event will get under wa.
 promptly at S:30 o'clock. Match
 maker Williams announced yester
 day. Bill Ccrpstein will referee al
 events.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30

TWO men from each school will be per mitted to take part.
 Trial heats will be run wherever necessary; and hurdle races will be run against time.
 J. F. McKale, head coach of the university of Arizona, desires it to be understood, that only those men (of high school qualifications), who win places in this meet will be eligible for the meet to be held at the university. April 30.
 The track and field events which we will have, will be run in the fol- lowing order. with first place count ing five points; second place three. and third place one:
 l. 100 yard dash.
 2. Pole vault
 g. Mile run.
 1. F pound shot put
 g. 120 yard high hurdles.
 G. Broad jump.
 r. 22G Yard dash.
 S. Javelin, (not used at the uni versity).
 g. 22O yard low hurdles
 10. 40 yard dash
 II. High jump.
 12. SS0 yard run (half mile)-
 13. Discus. l. I1du IDlle tlOhA team); points do not count in this event towards meet.
 The officials, Subject to cllange) Referee and starter, J. r. McKale Scorers, J. B. Brown, NJ l. Donor I. D. Payne.
 Clerk of course, J. Christensen Phoenix High.
 Field judges. Row. Phelps. Far banks.
 Judges of finish, Robinson, Duran Neeb, Wick.
 Timers, Michael, Hendrix, Sierry l Cooper.
 Inspectors. Dykes. Stokes, Telton- 1 Announcer, c. F. Catlin.
 Ticket seller, w. Christy. | Trusting that we may receive tn earnest cooperation of each one c you for the success of this meet, am | that l may receive your data prompt ly by April I am.
 Yours for a successful meet,
 GEO. E. COOPER, Manager.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30

Kid Gleason announces to the baseball world that he has his 1921 White Sox all set for the big splash.
 Last season the Kid had crew of diamond stars that all to the top notch. His sailing pretty and he had his machine working all nine cylinders.
 Then a lot of parts went booe apd the long famous White Sox bus broke down with crash
 And did the Kid toss the whole sheebang in the scrap heap?
 He gathered together the parts he could depend upon They formed nucleus for a new machine. All tried and true-somethng to build upon.
 Then the Kid stepped out and grabbed hold of the sections that were needed. It was slow work. White Sox will be there the starting line OF General Public, as judge, won't be able to disqualify any man that Gleason has picked
 And as the Gleason machine goes sailing around the circuit baseball fans will likely want to yell
 More power to itt'
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
TEMPE AND MESA
 TO MEET SUNDAY

Tempe and Mesa have scheduled a battle for the Mesa diamond next Sunday which according to the Tenn peans will be anything but a repeti- ion of last Sunday. when they were overwhelmingly defeated The medf- cine was just what they needed to put some pep into the club, according to their manager. and some dilhgeni practice mapped out for this week will put them on their feet again where they can play ball. he says.
 Mesa is resting easily and conf dent of another victory over the Tempeans. Lush will probably take his turn in the box. with the>remain der of the lins-,p playing their same positions
 Sunday has been designated as Ladies Day. at the Mesa park-nc admission fee being charged the fem mine sex
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
TkNF FORD ST AR GAIN LOWERS INNING I T|ME.
 lRI220 YARDS.
7epufican A. P. Leased Wlrel

ANF9RD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
 n 29t-Charles Paddock, Uni sltv of Eoutlern California sprint
 isd el9e worlds record of 3-5 snds fnsthe 100-yard dash for the md tifr8 within a week in a track [ todap between his college and lford University.
 addoclSxran the 220-yard dash in second E flat, breaking the world s ord foffthe event by one-fifth Of econd. AI-ast Saturday at Rerke- he ran Hhe distance in 20 4-5 sec $ in a skeet with the University of iforniaa If Saturdays record is allowed by the A. A. U., said Dr. nk AffEell, head timer, today's suld be. sas there was no wind. zee watahes caught Paddock today 21 secofkds and two at 20 3-5.
 he foraser record for the 220-yard h, 21 1-5, was made first by Bern
 J. Wofers at New York in 1896,
 since equaled by several profes- al ana amateur runners.
 fanfor4 university defeated the rversitd of Southern California in
 neet, yF5 to 5s. < T offi&fals of Saturdays meet, in .fch Paddock ran against the Uni sSitv oS California. said they be- ed the record should be allowed. lxfnoug ti1e affidavits were several m tlle University of California n engineering students declaring aistar.fSe was exact and the track T-he Engineers, under the direc-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
Boxers Organize
 To Protect Game

CHICAGO. March 2s.-Menbers of the boxing fraternity will gather here tomorrow to launch the Boxers As sociation Of Chicago. Similar meet inss will be held later in other cities with the view of organizing na- tional body, which will cooperate with the Boxing Managers associa- ton
 The main purpose of the associa- tion, it was announced, Is to raise the standards of pugilism and by co-op- eration make boxing one of the high est class forms of sport Boxers have been invited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
Terro Miyokd Wins
 Jiu Jifsu Contest
an A. P. Leased Wlre

Republican A. p. Leased Wirel
 CASPER, Wyo., March 29.-Terro Miyaka, Japanese jiu jitsu wrestler of the light heavyweight class, de- feated Jack Taylor. heavyweight champion of Wyoming, here last night in a jiu jitsu match by pinning his shoulders to the mat after four 20-minute periods. Taylor, who was plainly at disadvantage through the entire period. was carried uncon- scious from the ring.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30

Chemists have succeeded in ex- tracting an oil from apple parings which possesses in high degree the characteristic and delicious odor of fresh apples. The oil is extracted by means of ether. and it is hoped that il can be turned to useful account for perfumes or flavoring purposes.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30

ton of Walter Christie, California track coach, measured and examined the track yesterday Ofher state ments from meet officials said the wind did not help Paddock.
 Christie said today he believed that if Paddock had been forced, the timeI would have been lowered to 20 3-5 seconds.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
Olympic Athletic
 Club Building Is
 Destroyed By Fire

PHILADELPHIA, March 2s.--Only crumbhng, blackened walls remained tonight of the Olympic Athletic club which was destroyed by fire today The loss is estimated at S100,- GOO. A number of houses adjoining the club were greatly damaged
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
TANKS DOWN SHREVEPORT

AT SHREVEPORT, La: R. H. F. New York Americans .....4 6 0 Shreveport, Texas League. 8 Il 2
 12 innings
 Batteries: Piercy. Collins, Fergu- son and Hoffman; Bennett, Verbout and Wallace
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
Landis Refuses To
 Reinstdte Pitcher
TRepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel

IRepuhiican A. P- Leased Wirel
 CHICAGO, March 29.-JuAge Lan- dis, commissioner of baseball, today denied the application for reinstate- ment filed by W. W. Kinney, star pitcher with the Philadelphia Ameri- cans, who violated his contract last May to play with an independent team
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
MEMpHIs TRIMS BOSTON

AT MEMPHIS, Tenn: R. IT. E. Boston Americans .......2 s Memphis. Southern Assn. 6
 Batteries: Fullerton. Best and Champlain, Ruel; Chambers, Wolfe, Fowlkes and Derose.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30

Using a seaplane as means of conveyance, an author is exploring Dismal Swamp in Virginia. He hopes to penetrate far into the wilderness and to take many photographs of re- gions heretofore unexplored.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
ATHLErrx BEAT HOUSTON

AT LAKE CHARLES, La: R. H. l.. Philadelphia Americans ....3 0 Houston, Texas League .-.-1 9 2
 Batteries: Naylor. Perry and Per kins: Pierrott, Nichols and Wright, Gilman
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
HARDING GETS INVITE

WASHINGT ON, March 2e.-Invi- tations before President Harding to- day included one from John A Heyd- Ter, president of the National league to attend next falls world series.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
LII ROCK LOSES TO OMAHA

AT LITTLE ROCK: R. H. E. Omaha. Western League .-.3 ( Little Rock, Southern Assn. 1
 Batteries: Baumgardner and Stap- teton; Robinson, Poolaw and Minor.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
CINCY ON TOP AGAIN

AT OKLAHOMA CITY: R. H. E. Cincinnati Nationals ..---.11 IT Oklahoma City. Western l.. 10 ?
 Batteries; Trenton. Napier and Hargrave; Mitchell, Allen, Salisbury and Parker. Hasley, Long.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
DODGERS WIN FROM BROWNS

AT NEW ORLEANS: k. IL E. St. Louis Americans ...--.2 9 l Brooklyn Nationals .-.9 9 1
 Batteries: Davis. Burwell and Severeid; Ruether, Cadore and Krue- ger
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
CUBS DEFEAT FRISCO

AT SAN FRANCISCO: R. H. D. Chicago Nationals ..-.-4 6 2 San Francisco. Pac- Coast ..S g 4 10 innings.
 Batteries: Vaughn and Daley; Lewis and Agnew.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30
UNIVERSITY BOXING

CHICAGO, March 29.-Boxing will be introduced in classes at the Uni- versity of Chicago gymnasium, Ath- today