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Evening star., 1921-02-22

MAN (eolored). relia BILE; one who Is willing to
work for externoina ting work and understs nds
nit: must know city and locations. Apply to
Theodore Meyer. Room 50. Warder bldG.. 9th
and sts. NV. See W. J. Hariido Wednes-
MEN, ambitious. honest, who visn to better
their eonditien for permanent position. Ap-
ply 7l9 Bond bldg.
REAL EsTATE sALEsNAN-Kz6cIeof: own
Ing car y. A. Baninsef. Ss4 Southern bldg.
As
SALESAEN-Three: experienced; outside; Der.
mapent; desirable: NO eompettition. Cleveland
1891. Ee.t
AI.BsMAN-nrperienced in retail candy trade.
Bond bldg. 18th and y. 7. ave.
sALEsMAN-Reliable and capable, with expe.
rence. to sell metal garages; good salary guar.
sBferd with opportunity to make more; must
have automobile: only man capable Of diIin1
this position need apply. s21 18th Ut. n.w.
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Evening star., 1921-02-22

FLOOR MAN.
Leading department store re-
quires the services of an expert
enced floor man; excellent op-
portunity for capable man; state
full particulars. Address Box
211-P. Star office.
INSURANCE SOLICITOR wanted; e1perienced
man. able to meet big business men; unusual
advantageous proposition. Insurance Service
Corporation Room a0J Jenifer bldg. 20
JAHfTOR-first.elass for motion picture thea
ter: one with experience. Address Box 267-P
Star ONCE.
MACHINIsTS APPRENTICES. with or with
ont experience: also
Screw Machine Operators.
Evening star., 1921-02-22

LADlEB-Lean telephone switchboard operat.
ing; easy, fascinating course: Is one-hour les
sons will prepare ysu for good payins positions;
day and night classes now open; compIetl
course, SIS 70 &2O. Milton sehool, 710 14th st
opportunities: dis1iaed peefsssien; core
spondenee courses. DeeeEaftng Academy, 01I
Brokow bldg., New York.
MARCEL WAvER-&40 week. Chimpey Cor
Evening star., 1921-02-22
WANTED-HELP.


LIFE INSURANCE NAN, expeFieneea, to rep
resent in washington one Of the largest life
insurance conpanies; favorable opportunity for
coed success. Address Box 30OD. Star ONCE
SALESMAN for growing life insurance COM
pany; attractive policy contracts; liberal gen.
eral agency contract; splendid opportunity for
those now working under subagents' contracts;
District Of Columbia or Virginia. 500 Southern
building.
SALNBNEN-Write fer list Of lines and full
partieulan; earn $2.500 to $4,000 yearly; big
demand for men: inexperienced Or expefienee1,
city or travelling. Natl SaleaDeA's It. Asa,
Dept 3So. Chicago.
WANfEDIF1ve hooe0t and am6lt5oW yoong
men In Housng Corpesation work. II you are
willing 10 work this 10 . spiendtd epporunity
TO earn goo psy. Sames snd aGdresses OF
earn $50 10 $500 or more per week. propo-
sition Of rsal merit that win hear the aeid test
Of investigation and supplies Washington Z
most urgent need. Call Tuesday At Z o'clock.
y. II. Taggart. 1320 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1921-02-22
BOOKKEEPER.

BOOKKEEPER.
The services of a hrst-class
double entry bookkeeper; those
having installment experience
will be given preference; salary
guaranteed satisfactory to proper
applicant. Replies confidential.
Address Box 232-P. Star office.
CANDY MAKER-Good. ali round. Max zveig.
eS7 D st. NV. 24s
CANvAsSERS WANTED-hnstlefs can maze
big money; drawing accounts to proper per.
ties See Mr.. Hers. Phiiiips-Ievi Co.. 136
1th ct. NV.
CHAUFFECR-white: must have Identification
card and know the city: 1870 Church NV. .
Evening star., 1921-02-22

MAN, in house furnishings de-
partment of large store to install
and repair gas ranges. electric
washing machines, refrigerators,
ETC.; must be a practical man /;
permanent position to right
party; state experience and give
references. Address Box 2o5-P,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-02-22

Don't be satisfied with less return on your
money. Washington Ice Manufacturing Com
pany. preferred and common stocks. ray that.
and it is expected with the increased pro-
duction that they will pay more. Plant No.
now being erected on 23rd st. NV. between
NJ ana SITS. Large daily output taken by
many customers. Siares, $3.50 per unit In
vest $50 to 81 600 Write, call or phone for
Evening star., 1921-02-22
}F YOJI WILLING

Te pat in q short period Of preparatory work
that will enable you to step into sales
position that offers unlimited money-making
possibiiities7 Will not interfere with your
present position until you are ready. II so,
Addresa Rox 271-P Star Office
Evening star., 1921-02-22
FOUND.

CAT-Biack mixed with yellow, white breast.
paws and legs, evidently q pet. fnole
Cleveland SOL, or ask jaAitor. 2s44 Wfseonsln
Evening star., 1921-02-22

TELEPHONE OPERATING
OFFERS.
$17.O0 Per Week to start
Eleven Hundred Dollars
During First Year and
Higher Thereafter.
Permanent employment; paid
vacations each year and sickness
and death benefits without cost
The work is easy to learn and
interesting. Each office has a
comfortable recreation room and
"a cafe in which the employees
may obtain food at cost.
Apply to Room @2,
US 18th St. NV.
The Chesapeake and Potomac
Teiephone Co
Evening star., 1921-02-22
WANTED-sITUATI0Ns.


MALE.
B1KBR-Al round: hotel resfauFanf and bak.
cry: references. Address Box 20O-P. Otsr
CHAUFFEUR. eolored. wishes place, private:
70 anywhere; reference; coed mechanic. al
Alexander. 2120 l. st. NV
CHAUFFEUR. coloFed. wants Dosifion 1S 6sIper
eu truck or tesmster Or work Of any kind deil
o. write le4s 5th 1t. nv. q
6HzU1E1UR-Neat, coSered, fSofSn95Iy a.
paFieAced: osst reSsfences. - st. nv. a.
HIfIPlN0 wanfs position aa butler or 6ooSS.
aan u prsyats family. lll6 D q. ne. pc
H0UeEWORK By ezperienced colored man.
Call 1917 9th st. NV.
MIDDI4ErAGED NAN, e1peF3enced ID building
trades. desires connection WITH nrm where In
telligenee and honesty are reqvired; preferably
raj eetats: have aste. Address Box 3le-N.
PATENT sPECiFfCATI0N WRITER, with a..
ce19ional a1parhnee .aDd aneAfioaai QusliAee.
tons. desires position. 11dtess Box 21O-P.
Z
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
many ENTRIES IN
DENVER TOURNEY

Denver. July 2a.-Two out of town
golf players have begun practice on
the Country club course for the Trans
Mississippi golf tournament which
opens August II was announced to-
day. They are F. A. Liedmann of
Oklahoma City. and A. T. Mallory of
Omaha.
Jack Cady of Rock Island, a director
in the association. is expected tomor-
row.
Officials Of the association announced
today that i75 entries are expected for
the meet. Only players west OF the
Mississippi river are eligible.
Robert Mckee of Dies Moines, Iowa.
present titleholder, is expected TO do
fend his title.
Among other entries are II. R John
ston of St Paul. MINI. champion:
Rudolph p. Knepper. of Sioux City.
Iowa, champion: Blaine Young OF
Omaha, Neb.. champion. Alexander
Grimm of Wellington, Kansas cham
pion: j. r. Kennedy. of Tulsa. Okla,
champion; George Won Elm of Salt
Lake. Utah. champion. and Pacific
Northwest champion. l. d. Bromheld.
OF Denver. Colo. champion.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
NORMAN CHURCHMAN
WAS SLAIN IS BELIEF

Nogsles. Ariz.. July 2e.-1nvestign-
ton of the death of Joseph Lilly
white. president of the Colombo More
los Land company. a Mormon COM
pany In Mexico and a leader in the
Mormon church. in Sonora. has led to
the belief that he was murdered and
not accidentally. killed as at first re-
ported. according to an announcement
made today by f. j. Dyer, American
consul in Nogales. Sonora.
Mr.. Dyer said Investigations had
been made by his office and also by
Sonora officials. He said he had re-
quested the Sonora government to in
vest,gate the matter further.
Mr.. Lillywhite was found dead in a
yard in Aguaprieta, Sonora. opposite
Douglas. Arizona, on the night OF
June. IL.
At the time 1t was reported that he
had been struck and killed by an
automobile and that an unknown per-
son had put his body in the yard.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
BITTER ARRANGEMENT OF
BASEBALL PLAYERS In TRIAL

players and Burns gave 1t to Williams
and jackson.
And zelcer. after first saying he
knew Attell slightly finally admits
that Attell roomed with him at en-
cinnati. during the series He then
admits that he has known AtteH Tor
yelrs-and yet he did not know OF
this conspiracy or of the Slo'ooo
transaction in his own room.
BURNS may be a souealer But Is
he any worse than these defendants.
Three of them squealed. His story is
as good as their-better, because he
withstood two days of gruelling cross
Questioning without changing
single main fact. OF course the de-
PENDANT players were at practice, the
morning Burns talked with them IN
Cincinnati Burns himself has told
you that he talked with them only
few minutes and that they went TO
practice. The defense has not hurt
Burns story one bit on that point.
These men did what Abe Attell
told them. Able said: Lose the first
two They did, Able said: Win
the third They did"
Tomorrow Mr.. Prindiville will go
into the legal aspects OF the csse-the
technicallties of the Law.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
0LO TIMERS PLAY
SAND LOT VETERANS

Cleveland. Ohio. July 2e-old time
professional baseball players, some of
whom played with Cleveland as far
back as 1872. today defeated team of
veteran sand lotters. II to 6. the event
hsing one of the features of Cleve-
lands 12sth anniversary celebration.
A large crowd was present to watch
the former stars. Cy Young. the only
pitcher who ever won 500 major league
games. went to the box at the outset
OF the contest with Chief thinner. his
old catcher. behind the bat. Each is
well over fifty years OF age.
This famous old battery worked two
innings. being followed by younger
pitchers end catchers.
Only two hits were made off Young.
He struck out two batters and gave
one base on balls.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
COLORADO KID WILL MEET
JIMMY DEAN MONDAY NIGHT

Colorado Kid will meet Jimmy Dean
Monday night at the P. A. C. Athletic
carnival. Colorado Kid. a Pueblo boy
is reputed to be a good boxer, and
feels at home in the ring. He will take
Ted Newlons place. Newton had to
withdraw upon the doctor's orders, NOT
being in shape to fight. He lost 40
pounds in 80 days and altho sick. he Is
game and willing to enter the ring.
even begging to get into action, put
his condition will not permit it at this
time Colorado Kid Is just as good as
Newton, and the fans are promised
good bout between him and Jimmy
Dean.
Micky O'Toole viii meet Kid Mack
Mack could not make the weight de-
sired. Micky O'Toole. who came from
Plymouth. Pennsylva MA is making
Pueblo his home. His title is Micky
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

Chicago. H.. July 29.-Final argu-
ments in the baseball trial were be-
gun today with the state directing a
two hour attack on the defendants in
which the former White Sox players
were pictured as traitors for for
100000 or dirty money sold their
souls. betrayed \their comrades and
the public and conspired to make the
one truly American pleasure and
sport-baseball-a confidence game
Edwin Prindiville directed the
prosecutions first fire in the final
pleas, his talk coming after the de-
Tense had won a battle of strategy
from the state by keeping out of the
former Sox Center fielder, is alleged
to have made to a newspaper report
err that he was paid $4,000 to throw
games. Mr.. Prindiville expects to
finish his argument in a special ses-
sion of court tomorrow. The defense
pleas will take up Monday and pos
sibly part of Tuesday with George
German closing for the state late
Tuesday.
The case is expected to be in the
jury's hands late Tuesday or early
Wednesday.
Mr.. Prindiville directed his words
mainly against Eddie Cicotte, Chick
Gandil. Joe jackson, Claud Williams.
and David Zelcer. the latter identified
by two states witnesses as man who
under the name of Bennett helped TO
organize the alleged conspiracy for
the throwing of the 1919 world series :.
After outlining the details of the
alleged conspiracy as related by Bill
Burns, admitted accomplice who
turned states evidence. Mr.. Priudi-
VILE. called the tury's attention to the
similarity OF Burns story and the con-
fession of Eddie Cicotte. He was
particularly bitter in speaking of
Cicotte.
This man by his own confession
sat In his room Mt the Warner hotel
here and arranged to receive $4,000
for the dirty work, he planned said
Mr.. Prindiville. Then, Judas-like,
he vent down stairs TO hobnoh with
his innocent team mates. and, in hi.
own words to allay the suspicious OF
the men whom he had just betrayed
He said he'd throw the bail over
the fence II necessary TO lose the first
game. And what happened In the
first game Cicotte. the American
leagues greatest pitcher. hurting
with a heavy heartily his own con
fcssion-and a pocket made heavy by
$40 900 In graft. was beaten ? TO !.
NO wonder he lost. The pocket
lined with the filth for which he sold
his soul and his friends was toe
much.
II, ovcrbalanccd him and he lost, .
Mr.. Prindiville declared the evil
dcncc proved Chick Gandil one of the
conspiracy leaders and that William;
and Jackson stood convinced by theii
own confessions
Williams and Jackson have adj
mitted their guilt" he said. What
can YOU gentlemen do but so the limit
in furnishing them? And this man
Zelcer." he shouted he has tried TO
prove an Abb to prove that he is not
the man Bennett who helped Abe
Attcll run this deal.
Yet We prove that Abe Attcn had
thousands OF dollars under the mat
tresses in his room Mt the hotel in
Cincinnati: and that he took 10000
of this moncy-against Bennett
wishes and gave to Burns for the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
.REvERSES DECISION
OF FIGHT REFEREE

Cleveland. Ohio. July 2n-The Glove
land boxing commission Is preparing
a statement to be sent to all state box
Ing commissions and tho national box
ing commission tomorrow reversing the
decision of Referee Jimmy Gardner OF
Boston and giving the middleweisht
championship OF the world to Bryan
Dovney OF Cleveland. j. B. vildering.
chairman OF the Cleveland boxing
commission announced today. In n
bout here Wednesday night Referee
Gardner gave Johnny Wilson. the
champion. the decision on n foul in the
gsvosA claiming Downoy struck Will
son while thu champion was down.
following two previous knock downs.
The local boxing commission dis
agrees with Referee Gardncr's deci-
sion on the ground, that. according
to the official time keeper, Wilson was
down for IL Is seconds on tho first
knock down in the seventh and for
II seconds on the second while Re
fcree Gardner counted only nine on
each occaMon; that Downey did not
hit Wilson while the champion was
down and that II foul was commit
ted It was 10y Martin Killalea. man
ager of Wilson, when no placed his
hand on his boxer. while he was down
in tho seventh round.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

land not Tommy oToole as previously
stated.
frankie Dean will mix with Jack
DAILY, according to Promoter George
Mccarthy.
The ring, is by IS feet, has been
erected, and ringside seats installed.
The ring is located in front of the
stageS where it may be seen from all
parts of the house. Those wishing to
obtain ringside seats are urged to re-
serve them at once.
Tickets may be- obtained from the
following cigar stores: Swearingens,
Dupps & Hamlin, 'ryler's. Empire.
Penter's, Dixon Miller's, the Kline
news stand. Buck Weaver's Barber
shop and from the sporting editors OF
the Chieftain and Star Journal
The big show will start at sis sharp
and George Mccarthy assures full
value program
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
IN WRESTLING MATCH

Lake City. He won the championship
from Ira Dern in that city with the
two first falls on April %. After the
match he stated that Kappas was the
better man. but in two months he will
challenge Kappas in ali attempt to re-
gain the crown.
J. P Waltz refereed the match and
L. D. Columbia promoted 1t. II was
held in the opera house. A fair crowd
witnessed it,. including number of
Indies.
The men weighed In at 1853 pounds.
Pete Jordan is nov ready to be
matched against any wao desire to lay
claim to the title.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
RACES OFF
ISLE OF WIGHT

London. July 29.-The Information
al six meter yacht races for the Brit
fish amateur cup will open at Hyde.
Isle of Wight. today. when the first
OF n series of six races will be called.
The race will he between teams of
four yachts. tho trophy going to the
team which makes the best record
over a course Of 8 miles.
Some of the foremost British de-
signcrs have been employed TO pro-
duce the British competitors which
are Jean Five. Polly and Flya and
Victoria which were chosen after
tryouts by I yachts built to meet the
American entries.
The quartet of American boats.
which fly the flag of the Scawanhaka
Corinthian yacht club. are the Grebe.
Montauk, Sheila and Genie.
Ck;,fSain wsnf abe hrino vnsuka
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
WHITE SOX TEAM
AFTER MORE GAMES

The Mesa White Sox team wishes
return game with the Court Of
Honor Brownies Sunday morning.
August I, at 10 o'clock. on the new
Central grounds, according to Manager
Loud. The White Sox team also
wishes to play any team next Tuesday
night, August . on the new Central
grounds at o'clock. Teams should
get in touch with Manager Loud be
fore Sunday July 81.
The Butkovitch team also challenG-
es the Court of Honor Brownies to
play a game.
All arrangements should be made
thru the sporting editor OF the Chief
tain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

Special to The Chieftain:
Canon City, July a9.-Pete Jordon OF
Canon City. won the U. S. middle
weight wrestling championship tonight
from Gus Kappas in wrestling match
here.
Kappas won the first two falls of
proposed three fall match.
Jordan won the first fall in ~ min.
utes with a head lock and toe hold ana
the second fall in IL minutes with
head lock and crotch hold. Having
won the first two of the three. he be-
came the champion.
Gus Kappas came 10 Canon city
under the name OF Dago Joe from salt
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
DOUBLE HEADER At
AvONOALE PLANNED

A double header will be played at
Avondale Sunday, July 81. The Pu-
eblo All-Stars will meet the Avondale
Americans at 1880 O'Clock, and at $3.50,
the Pueblo All-Stars will play the
Avondale MeNicans.
Manager Badovinac requests all
members of the All-Star team to meet
at the corner OF Evans and Northern
at 1850. where they will leave for
Avondale.
Badovinac announces that the fol-
lowing players will represent the Pu-
eblo AllStars. Rarta, Alley. Rague,
Lamb. Pannunzio Turk. Hughes Joe
Hughes. n. and j. Badoviac. Mohar-
cic, Peck, Matter and Sandoval
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
WILLIAMS DEFEATS
JAPANESE TENNIS

Boston, Mass. July 2s.-Richard
Norris Williams II. of Boston. deci-
sively defeated Zenso Shimidzu. of
Japan in straight sets today in the
final match of the lawn tennis tour
nament for the Longwood bowl. The
scores were So. IS. Ga.
Williams will face William NJ.
Johnston of san Francisco tomorrow
in the challenge round in a match
that will mark Johnston's first APP
pearance of the season on Eastern
courts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
Sporting Notes

Columbus, Ohio, July 2s.-Today's
grand circuit racing card was post
poned because of wet track. A full
card OF seven races Will be run tomor-
row.
New York, July 2a.-Jack Burke Of
Pittsburg, former national amateur
ltFht heavyweight boxing champion.
knocked out Harry Sharpe OF London.
England. in the second round of i2-
round match nj Coney Island tonight.
Burke weighed i7s pounds and Sharpe
i7iia.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

PHILADELPHIA

N-Batted Tor Won IN v
Detroit . $50 00+ 15O-ls 1e
Philadelphia 0lO oO3 0o2- 10 9
Batteries-Ehmke. Cole and Bass
Ter: woodall: Hasty. Freeman, Wolf
and Perkins, styles.
Summary-Two base hits: Cobb,
Bassler. Blue. Dykes. Home runs:
Heilman. Veach. Stolen bases: Blue,
Bush Sacrifice hits: Cobb. Bush,
Bassler. Double plays: Dykes to
Griffin, Blue to Flagstead. Bases on
balls: Hasty, /: Freeman. g. Elmke.
2. Innings pitched: Hasty. 2; Free
man S. Wolf. /; Ehmke. s; Cole, 3.
Hit by pitcher: BY Freeman lBlue)'
Struck out: BY Fireman. /; Ehmke.
2: Cole, /. Wild pitch: Freeman.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
AMERICANS WIN TWO
OF SEVEN EVENTS

ST. GATHERINGS. Ontario. July 70
American oarsmen won two Of the
seven events in the opening today Of
the Royal Canadian regatta. Toronto
crews captured three events and Ham,
ilton and st. GATHERINGS, each one,
The American victors were the 40
pound eight of the Detroit Rowing
club, and Ed Mcclure of Buffalo. who
won the Junior singles.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo. /. Minncn polls, /. Called
end OF fifth. raiu)
FRS, game at indianapolis, :: Kan
sas City. 2
Second game AZ Indianapolis, s.
Kansas city. II
Al Louisville. .; Milwaukee, 3
Al Columhus-St. Paul postponed on
account Of the races.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
HOME RUN Wins
FOR CARDINALS
Errors Help New York To
Win Over Cincinnati
..... l0to7
NATIONAL

st. Louis, Mo, July CA home run
by McHenry in the fifth inning gave
st. Louis l to o victory over Brook
men featured the game. Mitchell al
lowed only three hits and Pfefrer four.
1t was Pfefers fifth victory ain six
games he pitched since being Sent to
the locals by Brooklyn. Score:
BRuDkI.NN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

Cannes To-day
Chicago at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Detroit n: Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

Mason City, Iowa, july ee.-Engineer
Al Moody was fatally scalded and
brakeman Dave Slater of Manly, was
killed and four other trainmen were
seriously injured, in head-on col
nrion of two Rock Island freight
trains, at Clear Junction near here to-
day. Engineer Moody died this after
noon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
DETROIT BEATS
PHILADELPHIA
Morton Inviincible Against
Boston, Cleveland Wins
Final Series
AMERICAN

Philadelphia, Pa, July 2s.-Detroit
won the finaV game from Phila-
delphia. Rain several times threaten
ed to stop the contest. Heilman got
his third home run In two days and
Veach also landed one in the bleach
ers. The wet ball was partly respon-
sible for the nine errors scored
against Philadelphia Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
REvERA WINS IN
CHEYENNE FIGHT

Special to The Chieftain:
Cheyenne, Wyoming. July 2a-Demon
Reverb OF Pueblo won In every round
with his S round bout with Johnny
Corona here tonight. This bout was
declared by many to have been better
than the main event which was a ten
round fight between Cowboy Page OF
Texas and Johnny Griffith of Akron.
o The referee called the main event
draw.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

Chicago. Ill. July philadelphia
punched hits and easily defeated Chi
cago. Hubbell pitched IN fine form in
the pinches. Goldie Ramp cracked out
a home run in the first inning, this
being the twenty-foufth consecutive
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
YANK RHINE CHAMPS

Cohlenz July 29.-The American
athletes are champions of the Rine-
land. At the conclusion of the ath-
letic carnival. the scores stood: L. s.
200 points: France log: Great Brit
ain. SO: Belgium. IS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

0-frCInfafI ; wv WI WI v ~ :"
Batterfes-Ryan, Sallee and Smith:
Snyder. Domahue. Merkle. Geary,
Coumbs and wingo. Hargravc.
Summary: Tive base hits-Bohne.
Young. Hargrave. Frisch. Three base
hits-Roush. Dauhert, Kelly. Hohne.
Duncan. Sacrifices-FTisch. Daubert. .;
Sallee. Double plnys-Groh to wingo to
Daubert. Bancroft. Kelly: Smith to
Kelly. Bases on balls-Off Donohue. >:
Markle. ?: sallee, i. Innings pitched
By Donahue none, nome out in first:
Narkle. 2: Geary la; Coumbe. 2-S;
Ryan, none none out in first; Sallee.
10 Struck out-By Markle. Sallee.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

Boston, Mass, July 29.-Morton WAS
invincible today holding Boston to two
hits and Cleveland won the final game
OF the series. Not a Boston batter
reached first base in the last six in
nings.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30
BOSTON

bItl'TfNN NIWf lWW NrW y sN'.IEI ;
Thormahien, Russell, and Ruel.
Summary - Two base hits Wood.
Sacrifice: Graney. Double plays:
Gardenr to wambsgan9s to Burns:
Pratt to Mcinnis. Bases on balls. off
Morton. ?: Thormahlen. 2. Innings
pitched: Thormshlen. S. Russell. o,
Hit by pitcher: by Thornahlcn sew
elD. Struck out: by Morton, ?.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

A, New York-St. Louis, postponed.
v~t grou nds.
end Of second inning because OF wet
grounds
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-30

A new metallic packing has been
invented. the component elements of
which are mica and babbitt metal.