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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
JOHNNY KILBANE KNOCKS
0UTDANNY FRUSHN IN
THE SEVENTH ROUND

Cleveland. Ohio. Sept. 1'.-1ohnny
Kiieane Is gray haired. 81 years old.
and has a look ~ age around his eycs
bu. he is st.ll the worlds featherweight
champion.
The Cleveland veteran defending his
cham piouship for the first time in five
years knocked out Danny Frush OF
Baltimore, challenger ton years
younger In the seventh round OF a
schcdulcd twelve round contest ycstcr-
day. The match was fought in tho
Cleveland American lea sue park he
fore crowd OF 2. 900. which paid Ap-
rro1imstcly 500. 900 To watch kilbsnc
who has been titleholder for nine
years.
tn. fight developed into ono Of tho
rouGhest and most exciting contests
staged in the foatherwclsht division.
II came near being ended IN tho first
round when Kilbanc hit F'rush in tho
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
KID NiCkE BEATS
McCLiIN At LAMAR

Kid Macko local lightweight tool, a
riN round decision bout from Badly
MyClaln NJ Fort Lyons Friday night
In IN" main event Of a National Guard
Benefit boxing card. Kid Mackc won
every round. sending the veteran Nc
Claim to tho floor with a right swing
IN tho nfth round ar tho he'll rang
MrClain was In had way aP the bout
closed and n wan hiss ring experience
and gencrHlship that enabled him TO
riay the limit
August Srrr took two falls from
rctrr Jordan in wrestling match
scheduled as two f4llr out Of three
Srpp took the first Rii with too
hold IN 20 minutcH and tho second
with hammcrloclt I'm eleven minutes
Roth bouts were fast and tho bcet 'c
IN Lamar this year
Two other bouts went tn draw.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
TIMES ROAD RACE
WON BY 4. R|NKER

Douglas. wyo.. Sept. 17.-Harold
Brinker, veteran Denver racer, won
the fifteenth annual Denver Times
road race today. Driving a Revere
car No. 1 in the list OF starters he
flashed across the finish line at 1:11
i-s0 O'Clock covering the distance from
Cheyenne, $50 miles in hours II
minutes and l second. Except for a
short stretch between Cheyenne and
Chugwater when Joe McGregor in a
Marrnon No. forged into the lead to
he forced out OF the race later with
engine trouble Brnker was never
headed.
By winning Brinker won purse Of
$500.
The second car to finish was an
Essex, which passed tho Judges stand
here at 1:2S o'clock with Dave Straub
at the wheel. Straub's time was )
hours and "a minutes, approximately
10 miles slower than that made by
Brinker.
Sam Marcus driving a Haynes who
was No I, finished third His time
was hours 30 minutes S5 seconds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
STEEL.SHhv|NGS

Tho Shops and Wire Min team. will
settle their dispute for first position
today. and the rightfui owner to tn.
premier honors in the Steel iearu,.
soth tolfur have n percentage OF $50
winning nino and losing three games.
Shcrrard broke into the hitting 500
percentage out or four timcs to bat.
Tho universal question now among
tho fans vs.. VIII Eberlins take the
ponnant from tho Shops team today.
With tho harcs full in the sixth
Radovtrsc came near scttins hi,
fourth h't in the game when nc drove
"A hard liner into kochcvar's waiting
hands II was the third out.
Tho Shops team hit two hon.rs for
extra bUHe cloutH. while tho triple Of
kunZ was tn" only long hit made by
tho Wire Mil.
Eherlin- and Ro.,ndahl will again
b" tho attraction this afternoon at
thrkr Field when they stage their
box social.
The Rail Mill and g & W. ,canu,
that IT,. what ~ left NJ tho teams IN
PLAYERS atm In town will have tho on
l"NWNHi "i dtHhtng out tho luC OF
chatter they foil victim to while wear
Ing tho bascball uniform.
Eo-lev. the Shops hard hitting out.
fielder dropped from .as7 to .Sis In the
batting averages. Four times IN las,
SUNDAY for one single did the damage,
Four or tho shops hsttcrs =, r,i-t
out during tho two final innings and
hut two hits were made for the two
sessions. y~t tho league leaders sent
three runs over tho home plate.
\ baseball ian met grief In hiE haste
to set to 500 the Shops-wirs Ntll base
hall game last sunday aud was fined
- IN court Monday morning This
Hpsed victim admitted driving his ar
faster Than The law allowed hut said
the game was worth a.
Dunk Slbo PLAYED brilliant z,-,,
for the Mechanics and as the lead of
man started the proceedings with
hit,
Tho game. marking tho climax - trs
Steel league 1871 season will he called
TO-DAY a. H.11 O'Clock The -tnnirs
team cinchos this years pennan,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
TILDEN-JOHNSON
TIE IN ETGHT GAMES

Philadelphia. Penn, Sept i5-Piav-
ins stroke for stroke and point for
point. william r. Tildsu, II, and wal
lace r johnson. both or Philadelphia.
were tied at eight games an iu the
firtt set Of their 1921 championship
f1nEles ternis match yesterday when
rain iutcrfrrrcd.
Tho match was postponed until {
O'Clock Monday afternoon when play
will be resumed in a new match.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
Pittsburg Loses 6-1-Ninth
Inning Homer Wins
For Cubs
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL.

rittsburS. Penn. Sept. 1.-THE
Now York Giants increased their lead
in the National league by winnin G
from PittsburE. An overflow crowd
witnessed the game. PittsburE's ionc
run came In the fourth inning when
Whittcd hit a homo run.
The Giants scored ono run In the
seventh when Young. who had tripled
came in on Mcusers sacrifice.
New York added two more runs In
tho eighth on single by snyder,
Nchrs sacrifice. a base on balls to
Burns and three base hit by Frisch.
Three more New York runs wero
registered in tho ninth. Kelly who
had doubled. came in on Mcuscrs
single. Carlson gave way to Morrison.
Rawlings singled. snyder famed
and Nehf went out on fly. Mcuscl
md Rawlings scored on hit by
Burns. Tho hail struck Meanwhile on
tho leg and before he could recover
!, tho Giant runners had crossed the
plate
New York 200 600 i23-s 10 o
pittshur= 800 600 100 0oo--I 10
Rntt~rics-Nohf and Smith. Snyder:
Carlson. Morrison and Schmidt.
Summary-Two base hits. Burns.
Kelly. Three base hits: Frisch
Young. Home run: whitted. Stolen
base: Barey. Sacrifices: Bancroft.
Schf. Meu-el Double plays; Maran-
vile 10 Grimm: Bancroft to Rawlings
to Kelly. Bases on balls: Carlson. .
Innings pitched. Carlson. 8: Morrison.
I. Struck out: Carlson. J; Nor
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
Sandlot League

The Lithias will Journey out to
Brauslcv's Store. about IS milcs on the
Rye road to meet the grsenhorn base
bail club TODAY Fritz the bottlcrs'
aouthpaw and !. Parker the speedy
right hHudcr are tho prospective hurl-
crs. An players arc rrnur-c Cd hv tho
manager to meet ai Fourth aud Main
street. at noon today
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
MAKES ms 25SH
NIT TINS SEASON

wichita, iSau.. sent. i7Hfh-k To-
iivtlt, firstbar-ntau of tho omaha
Western league team broke tho sea-
rnn's records for hits yesterday when
he singled in fhr second inning nf tho
game with Wichita, tho hit hrlng his
.Ssih this season. LcliVelt now has
made one more hit than George Sisler
Of ST Louis who last year pounded
ont 2Sf hiis.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
STSiNNE IENGLFN
SAILS ron FRANCE

New York. Sept H. Suzanne Lrns-
len. French tennis star. announced
today that Hh- had booked patsaEo on
thu steamer France. sailing for Havre
next Wednesday. Her mother and :.
Il Dotonnis. vice preUidcrt ot the
French Lawn Tennis Federation viii
accompany hrr She r-iid her rhysl-
vianE have ordered hrr to refrain
from violent exercise for an indefinite
ppriod
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
Battcr.cs-Dauso and Bass'cr; Harris
W Nuitc ard Mystt.
RosroN TRIMS WHITE soN


Boston, Mass.. Sent. i5.-ConErcrs-
man i. Il. Gallivan. aCting for Boston
fans. today presented Harry Hooper uf
tho White SoS formerly of tho Rod SnN
with "a watch chain and fob, just be-
fore Boston defeated chicago. Jones,
Bush. Scott and McinniE were given
travelling BAGS from tho surplus con-
tributed for Iioorcr'F watch. Eddie
Collins went hitlosp on his Fifteenth an
nivorEary as n biE league player hut
starred in tho field Mrlnnin played
hin one hundrodth consecutive crrorlcss
ERmo at first.
Tho second game was called of be-
r1uEc Of rain.
chicago ............sco ON eOo-- = :
BOSTON ....,........0On OF 0iN-6 IN {
Two base hitF-Ealk. Kerr. j COLI
Inns. Scott, Sacrifices Nostii. john
stou. 2. y. Ccliinc. Walters Double
rlays-E. Collins to johnson tn Shr"ly;
Moyui to Shcoly 10 Letter: Jones. to
Scott to NCInnis. Walters to Trntt.
Bases on halls-ioncH, 4; Kerr, :;
struck oui. Jones 8.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
LOCAL ELKS WILL
PLAY AT LA JUNTA

The Pueblo Tlkz baseball club left
this morning for IA turta where they
will take on that fast aEgrcEation Of
IN tuntl bpll fossrrs I'm game today
Ia Juria has ono rf the strongest
teams I'm tho state hut tho local Elks
have groom~d both Luts aud Milroy
for this struggle.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
TIGERS wIS-RhIN uALTs SEC
nND lAME

Philadelphia, Penn, sept II. Detroit
won the first same OF scheduled dou-
bic header with tho Philadelphia Ath-
lctics but the second was called nS' in
the last half OF tho fourth inning by
rain with the score to in favor NJ
the visitors. g. Walker mndo hts
twcnty-F.cond home run I'm the third
Inning of the unfinished game. Score.
Detroit ............oi0 -nl oio-5 10 I
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
COAST LEAGUE

At Los Angeles. 4: Vernon, J.
At Seattle. .; Portland. 4.
At sacramento, .. salt Lake, q.
At San francisco-oakland. rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Wichita, 5; omaha. >.
At Tulsa. Ii: Sioux City. q.
At Oklahoma City. 10; Dc3 Moines.
At Joplin. 6; St. Joseph. ..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
Sporting Notes

ST. Paul, Mimi. Sept. is.-Len Sch
wshrl st. Paul fcntherwciEht has hccn
matched for eight rounds with Walter
Moody at Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. .mhcr
Fl.
I.atonis. Ky. Sept. is-out of icc
nominations seven thprohreds OF tho
5-year-old division qualified to face
the barrier in the 1921 renewal OF tho
Latonia championship at tbs Lstonia
track Yesterday afternoon. Tho race
n exclusively for colts CARRYING i26
pounds and Is valued Mt Approximately
$4,000 The distance is milo and
thr.~-quarterr.
Gray 1-E winner Of the Information
al stakes In Canada and Sportin,.
Blood. recently purchased by Bud
Fisher. came on from tho cast. Among
tho western horrcs arc 4. n Bradicy'n
Behave NourHelt'' and Black Scrv-
ant" one a kentucky p-rhy winner
and tho other the runncr-up in that
evrn'
senator J. " camden's Rsnsoor. G
W C'aikH White Star and Humrh-
rcy. owned by Dan Lchan. complete
tho field.
SoEnle-. hriz.. Sep, is-Pitchor
'sal' Salazar or the Phoenix TiEcrs.
salt River Valley league team. struck
out nineteen Nogalc7 players In a
game here Friday. winning to :.
ChicuEo. Sept is-peHrito inclomert
weather In many OF the camps ysster-
day reports from tho western confer
cnro football squads indicated that
most of tho Big Ten were buckiinE
down to hard work and by the first
OF the week will he engaged IN Strrnu.
Gus training.
Purdue, Indiana and wisconsin
squads were sent in TO srrimmagcr
while Michigan. Illinois Minnesota.
Chicago and Iowa candidates wcrc put
thru hard preliminary practice. North
Westerns squad began with punting.
Atlanta. Ca. Sept. is.-Tho South
orn association 1921 season closed ycz-
tertlay with Memphis as champion and
n league record breaking string Of io5
victories and new league record of
iO5 games won by tho champion team.
\ new record of az home runs was
made
Tho finish will be In the following
order: Memphis New Orleans. Birm-
irFhnm Little Rock. Atlanta. Nash
villc. Mobile and Chattanooga.
Philadelphia. Sept is-Mr, MoIis
Biurstsdt Mallory yesterday won the
Middle Atlantic stat Lawn Tennis
Singles championship Tor women hy
defeating Miss Edith Sisouruey Of
Boston. so. s-3.
Mrs Mallory sr'd Mitr Sirourney
won tho double championships by de-
featiuE Miss Mary Browne and Mrs.
Louise willismr NJ california holders
II tho vomcns national doublsa Title.
6-5. 6-L
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
HOMER WINS roR

Chicago. H.. Sept. l7.-Grirnes
honr" run over tho right field wall.
In leading off In the ninth inning.
gave Chicago = victory over Brooklyn.
Tho visitors got fiv" run lead In the
first inning hut tho locals came from
behind and He'd tho count. Brooklyn
went ahead again In The seventh and
Chicago again tied tho count.
Brooklyn .... 500 900 1905 10 q
Chicago ... gig 0on io1-T is n
Battcrics-Gordinicr. Schupr, Smith
and Miller. Hocnc, Ponder, Jones.
York and O'Farrcll
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18
CARDINALS MAKE 1T

I
st Louis, Mo. Sent. i7.-Thc
Cardinals made n two straight over
tho rhllIicr. Tho locals won In tho
first two innings when they pounded
Leo Meadows of tho hin scoring
seven runs Jack Smith, st touis
outfieider had five hits In five times
Phiisdciphia SSo ooo o1.-s 1
st Louis ..... a7n OOi o1N-n 16 2
Rstterics-Neado dowp Eotis and
Henlinc. posk. North and Clemons.
Dilhoefrr
Summary-Twn base hits; Jack
Smith. .: Clcmons. wriEhtstonc
Three base hits; Hornahy. rournicr.
Lrhourveav Stolen base: Fournicr
stock. Sacrifice; stock. Mueller.
Hornshv. Double plays; ttornsby.
r.avHn and Fnurnier. Lsvsn and
Fournier. Bases on balls Meadows
2. pnak. I. Innings pitched Meadows
Ia. Brtts. "a. poaiS. ga. North
Ia struck out: Meadows. ,. potts
3. Duak. .. Wild pitch: Meadows.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18

SoEnle,. Ariz.. Sept is-ritcher
sal Salazar or the Phoenix TiEcrs.
salt River Valley league team. struck
out niuet"fu NoEalc7 players In a
game here Friday. winning to =
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18

Dunk S1bo PLAYED brilliant z,-,,
for the Mechanics and as the lead of
man started the proceedings with /.
hit
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18

Tho game. marking tho climax - trs
Steel league 1871 season wiil he called
TODAY a. s.1n O'Clock The -innins
team cinchc5 this years pcnnapI
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18

Philadelphia. Sept is-Mr- Molia
Biurstedt Mallory yesterday won the
Middle Atlantic star Lawn Tennis
Singles hampionship Tor women hy
defeating Miss Edith Sigouruey Of
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18

Tho universal question now among
tho fans Is. VIII Eberlns take the
p"rnant from tho Shops team today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18

ST. Paul. Mimi. Sept. is.-Len Sch
vshrl. st. Paul fcntherweight has hccn
matched for eight rounds with Walter
Moody at Sioux City. Iowa. September
Fl.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-18

Tho Shops team hi, two hom.rs for
extra base cloutn. while tho triple of
kunE wHr tn" only long hit made by
tho wirr Mil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

iail meeting or West Hanover Pres
lF'erS' held at Browns Church. in
cumberland County on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
MRS bickS"n. of :llcrson, Va is
spending some time here visiting her
"'uShter Mrs. Alexander Williams.
Mrs r.. II. Chandler and children.
~" nav" n"ch spending tho summer
hcF" AT IN" home Of Mrs. julia
fuIna. returned to their home in
hlchnond. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. otis Robinson. or
''"'''Sh, \ G.. were tn" guests this
Week oi Mr. and Mrs. George Sattcr-
field. at their hom" here.
Miss Agnes Terrell left this wccl
FOR holiins Institute to rcsum. her
duties as teacher of\history in tho In.
stitutc
Mr. anu Mrs. \. T Richardson Mr.
an" MRS George Sattcrhcld. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. T., Roberts. Miss Rosa VIII
IIhmS. and Mr.. and Mrs. viii vii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
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yer. of sligo" is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Hilr Carter.
MIS-. lee Christian Alsop and MIR.
ina Ina Mrs. McCuc have returned to
nichmohd after being at the Henry
clay Inn during the summer months.
MIR. and Mrs. Irving Graves. Of
Martinsrille, were here recently visit
ing friends.
Miss Mary Kcrns Hatcher has loft
TOT Danrihc. whore she will attend
randolph Macon Institute this Sos.
sion.
Mrs. Lcitch Wright and li,,rr Miss
Hcl"n Loo Wright will leave next
week for visit I" relatives m
Crcwc
Miss Jane Tyler is tho CUES, Of
Mrs. Henry Rose Carter before going
to Providence. X. l.. whore she will
attend school
Miss Emma Coleman Rcdd leaves
next week for Randolph Macon Wom-
ans college. Lynchburg.
Miss Peachy Fleet has returned to
IN" iienrN clay Inn after an extended
Northern trip.
Miss Mary Lydia ouarles has lcf,
ior Farmvillc To attend the State
Normal this session
ipr. and Mrs. Allen Kern and little
Miss Gertrude Kern were reccn,
guests OF DIR. and Mrs. John Kern.
Miss Elizabeth Williams will re-
turn on Monday to her home in Dan
willie after Il visit 10 Miss Julia Wc,--
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lians. motorcd To CartcrSville on Sun.
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to tenactous,y by women who 20 in
FOR sv''ie or near-srclte effects.
or course. the big sleeves give
novelty even TO simple straight
lined costume. especially when the
color scheme is striking.
Color is very important this year.
Franklin simon moao, >, ,,,.
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respondent, had
dizzy spells and at
my monthly pc
RODS it was al
most impossible to
keep around at
my work. Since
my last baby came
two years ago my
back has been
worse and no posi-
ton | could get in
would relieve it,
and dDctor'Smodi-
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D. PERRIN
LADIES' TAILOR.
Gnt East srnrc street,

Announces the arrival Of the newest
materials and designs for suits. coats
and dresses for fall and winter styles.
Special prices on orders placed
during this month
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NEW CANTON

Especial In Tho Times Dispatch !
NEW CANTON, w. Sept. w.
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TAKES CARE
OF 5 CHILDREN
Mrs. Taylor SicknessEnded
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Roxbury, Mass. CT suffered con.
tinually with backachc and was often
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visi; 20 his aunt Mrs Herman Drosto
OF kcnwood
Little MISS Nancy Washington Ty-
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In the Spotlight of Fashion

IT HE new styles for Fall and Winter are here and
never in many season have they been so beauti-
full, smart and fascinating From the hand of the
designer has come that inspiring touch so much de-
sired yet SO painfully lacking in ordinary footwear
THERE'S something new for every occason-Street
wear, Sport and Dress. We would be glad to have
you come in and see them.