davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-10-09
Line-Up and Summary.

Catholic UNIVERSITY. o y U o. .
Suhstitutions: Fordham-Downey for Brick
ley, Cann.ff for Downey. Woodward for Fitz-
patrick York for Thornton. Brickley for Con-
nifr Schlickenmeyer for Gately. Gately Tor
Schlickenmeyer, Bowler for Fallon. Schiicken-
MEYER for Thornton. Thornton for Schlicken-
meyer. Catholic University - Sheehan Tor
Emery Brennan for Connell. Touchdown-
Woodward. Goal from touchdown-brlckiey.
Field poal-Meyers Referee-A. q. Maxwell.
Brown. Umpire-H. G. Lawson. Army. Head
linesman-H. E. Won kersburg. Harvard. Time
Of periods--10 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-10-09

Harvard scoring: Touchdowns = Gerhke.
Fits. Goal from touchdown--Ruell. Goals
from feld-Buell. Pfaffman tsubstitute for
Jenkins). Officials: Referee - Mr.. Crowell.
Swarthmore. Umpire - Mr. Sharpe. Yale.
Field judge-Mr Gardner Cornell. Isnesnan
G. n. Bankhart. Dartmouth. Time of Pc
riods-12 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
Line-Up and Summary.

{ West Virginia scoring-Touchdowns. G. Hill
(2):, goal from touchdown, Kay. Pittsburgh
Holeran; goals from touchdown, Davies, Hol-
leran (2). Referee-Mr. Tufts. Brown. Um-
p Thor1e ser Ca,mba Time aea1 af naptoas nesman
Is minutes.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
Line-Up and Summary.

Lfne-Ip and Summary.
Georgetn "a. Positions Ursings t6l
Florence Left end ......... Prndleton
ThcmIpsUn. L.Ir tackle. ..........I ItrTwiirr
CTmstOck- .-....I Left guard. UJri.kp
W ertZ. I enter ....... W .Euf
I.tD- klgnt guard. -llunSla krt
iuller- Right tackle .t"rnps
OConnell. ..-..-- Right end. FHfcEey
Du -Four. .-..... Quarterback ..... .-....Iay"
flar!n-. n-.-.-.-.-. LIT half .Tart-sl'
McQuade. .-.....h gtt halftack. ........ Newt
Kenyon. anna. fLilbach- .kengle
Score by periods:
Georgetown ..... II 13 0 lis
Crsinus ..-..............- U o . o. Il
SubstitutiOns. GeorretJwn--T1we for Fla
win. Goggin for L.eb. Sween,- for ThOmpSoH.
Quinn for Florence, She.ilan for Eutler Al
Leary for Mceuade. n~s Lauric> Tor WertZ.
Livers for Kenyon. j. McNamara t1- Cumsto k.
King for Quinn, kimball for J Mcnamara. T.
McNamara FOR Sh.ehan. NrQuade for Leary,
Flavin for Lowe. Kenyon for Livers. Connolly
for Du Four. Pallen for Flavin. BaGshaw for
Sweeney, FUrInooa for o'Cpnuel UrsInp--
Johnson for De;wiier. Evans for hewitt. u. =
wiler for JohI son, Williams for Upjikc. J,..I-
son for Wil..am,. Mann for Futchey. Glass for
Wikoff. Yarnall for ken.le. ToGrhdown>-
kenyon t3,, MrQnade t2l. Wertz. Low,
Faye. Goals from iJuchL5wuS--kenv1n, i,
Reisree-Mr. Gass. Lehlgh. Empirs-Mr Ifo-
ban. Dartmouth. Head linesmaI-Mr. Thomas.
I.afayet;r. Tine of periods-l2 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
4ine-Up and Summary.

Yale scoring: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Aldrich
(2). Neidlinger Substitute for Jordan. Wight
Substitute for Aldrchl. Goal from touch
downs-Aldrich t3l, Wight. Referee-Mr.
McCa Carthy of Pennsylvania. Tmpre-Mr. Kir-
berger of w. and J. Field judge-Mr. Thomp.
son of Georgetown Linesman-.Mr CAMEL
of Tufts. Time Of periods-.-2 minutes each.
Evening star., 1921-10-09
Latonia Race Results

the wire victor by two and a half length:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
INTERNATIONAL SPORT
CONGRESS At GENEVA

Geneva. May 5o.-The congress Of the
International Amateur Athletic FEEDER
alton held It's final session today. Dr.
Edstrom Of Sweden was elected pres
idont. Tho supreme council is COM
posed of Franz Ritchcil. F. w. Ruben.
secretary OF tho Amateur Athletic
Union. United States, ]. G. MarrIck:
]. II. Barclay. Great Britain and NJ
Strakowitz. Hungary.
Tho congress- adopted rugby football
as part of the Olympic program. 1t
decided to recognize only open air
jumping and throwing records and
revised regulations regarding javciin.
discus and weight throwing.
Recognition OF tho worlds record for
the forty-two kifomcter Marathan race
Is discontinued. The International
Amateur Athletic Federation standard
for the jarclin was adopted.
President Edstrom and Mr. Ruben
ware reelected delegates to the
olympic committee
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
|UP-TO- -TFIE-NINE [!3 SRQRT WORLD NEWS7
BASEBALL RACE
At QUARTER POST

New York May 3o-At the quarter
post Of the major league baseball races.
The Ffttsburg and New York Nationals
and the Cleveland and New York
americans are fighting for their re-
specdve league leaderships, while the
other twelve clubs are lowering near
or below the 500 mark Detroit Is only
three games behind the Yankees but
The Tigers. who have lost five of their
,ast nine games with Chicago and
fhiiadelphia. are not following thu
pace of the leading clubs Cleveland to.
Gay won Its seventh straight game
In the National league. Pittsbtirg Is
displaying first signs of faltering The
Pirates dropped their first series Of the
season to Cincinnati, three games out
OF four. The Reds were forced into
extra innings in two of the contests.
New Fork's batting is keeping tho
Giants in the race. The other Ma
tional teams are batting we'll but with
the exception of Philadelphia and Gin
cinnau, the pitching is not very ef-
fcctive
The Cleveland Americans have un-
covered another winning streak. Tho
indian pitchers disposed of Boston
with three runs for three games and in
the St Louis series the Indian bats
men came thru with needed hits. New
ork Is keeping close behind.
Tho weeks record In each league in
Guiding games of May IS. follows
NATIONAL I,EAC;J-E
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
CARPENTER APPEARS IN ROLE
0FWAR VETERAN AND PILGRIM
'Long May Both Wave Carpenter On Hosting
American and French Flags AT Training
Quarters
DEMPSEY WORKS

Atlantic City. n. j. MAY 3o.-IacL
Dempsey took his last work out TO
day until Saturday stepping six furi.
Gus rounds with three sparrinE part
ners. The work out was watched by
the largest crowd that has yet jam
med the champions open air arena
The several hundred women spccta-
tors gave Dempsey a round OF ap-
plausc after he finished.
Larry Williams. the tso pounder
who was all but knockned out yester-
day received another batterinr
Dempsey punished him unmercifuuv
around the body. occasionally
smashes to the head. Williams IS
proving the BEST sparring partner. as
he fights back while the others draw
ssway from Dcmpsey's rushcs. Domp-
sey opened up the cut over Williams
right eyo with tho last punch. VII
lisnis. Jack Rcnault and Leo Houck
faced the champion for two rounds
each hut Dempsey could not do much
with them because Of their inclirs
tion to retreat. Dempsey cracked
Renault twice on the chin and dug =
left into his body without n return
Dempsey sent Houck TO his hsunch
cs with straight left In the f'rst
round. Dempsey wore full length
tights as n chill wind swept off tho
ocean. he also wore strip Of white
court plaster over his right eye to
protect II. The wound. opened when
he collided with Renault Friday. "a
healing.
Despite rainsoaked roads. Dempsey
insisted on covering six miles on the
road today. while trottinE alour
with his three dogs, n motorist struct
ono of the champion's Belgian police
dogs. running over tho animal ard
stunning II. The notorist quickly
Dempsey rushed over to the injured
dog. picking him up. Tho dog was
not seriously hurt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31

dale were started by Art Allen but
never finished. The mounts ran off the
track and thru an open gate on the
home stretch, one rider being thrown.
Judges and timers: Art Allen, start
er; DIR. A. j. Monahan. Joe Maloney,
Alva Koontz and W. II. Tyler.
Motorcycle Races
Ed Johnson. Indian rider played in
hard luck in the motor events when his
racing partner failed to arrive at the
track from Colorado Springs. Thru the
failure of Ryan to arrive for the races.
the relay event was postponed.
Pagano and Sasso. riding Harley
Davidson machines. captured the three
mile and five mile events with good
leads. PaSano rode in his first profess
sional race.
Next Tuesday night the Pueblo
Athletic club will present 3s rounds
OF fast fighting at the Majestic theater.
when four of Pueblo's best bantam
weights will appear in double main
event.
Tickets will be placed on sale for the
fight card this week at the Star -Journ-
al ana Pueblo Chieftain and principal
business houses.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
PIRATES TAKE
BOTH CONTESTS
Giants Stage Hifest With
PhlIes In Two
Games
NATIONAL

Pittsours. Pa. May 3,-Pittsburs
took two games from Chicago, Zina
heid the visitors safe in the first game
while. the Pirates hatted York and
Cheevez freely. In the afternoon
Adams yielded four hits for three runs
IN the first inning and was replaced
ny Ponder in the second but after two
men had singled he also retired In
iaVor or fellowhorse. Maranville left
the hospital today against the doctors
orders and after playing Ave innings
and securing three hits he retired in
favor of Barnhart Score:
Morning game: R.H.E.
Chicago 600 ooo ono- 4 a
Pittsburg ga ITO 01s-1s 30
Batteries-York, Cheeves and OFar-
reil: Ainn and Schmidt Skiff
Afternoon game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
RACQUETEERS
DEFEATED IN DOUBLES

St Cloud. May 7o.-CBy The Asso-
ciatcd Press Defeat OF Mrs. Nolla
Bjurstcdt Mallory, American women $
singles tennis champion. and William
T. Tiiden. of Philadelphia. world $
and J. 7. BaineS OF England. in the
mixed doubles of the worlds hard
court championships today completed :,
disastrous day for American team
members. All except Mrs. Mallory,
Arnold Jones and Tildcn. were elm
mated. although Tilden started tho
day by putting out W. &. crawlcy. the
best bet OF the British team in the
mems singles. The defeat OF Mrs. Mall
lory and Tildcn. came as the biggest
surprise as victory for the American
team had been looked upon as a fore
gone conclusion. The only American
survivors now are Tilden in the men $
singles, Mrs. Mallory in the women ;
singles and Tildcn and Arnold Jones
in the mems doubles. The day was a
bad ono for tennis playing. 1t was
blistcring hot at the opening OF the
matches and then occasional heavy
showers made the courts heavy. when
Tildcn and Mrs. Mallory played the
last game. a cold wind swept across
the court After his match with craw-
Icy. Tildcn complained OF soreness In
his arm and also an attack OF indi-
ccstior. He appears unable TO get
used to French cooking. Notwithstand-
ing his somewhat sluggish court COW
ornE. Tildon was tired after tho match
with Crswlcy and retired to the club
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31

house for rest before engaging in
The mixed doubles against BAtnes and
Miss Holman.
The Laurcntz-AionZo match vaa re-
plctc with brilliant and desperate
lplaying. Both players virtually COL
lap.cd at tho finish Alonxo made -
great recovery after losing tho first
two sets. lie took the next two, altho
tho French cha ampion was once within
one point OF winning. For tho Irst
time in tho history OF tennis in France
royalty was represented when Princes
kapurthals and Prince Bharpur Singh
of India. won the mixed doubles hy
default from Mile Speranza OF Franco
and NJ. AshlanrIisl OF Armenia.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
WARRINGTON DIVIDE.

Washington. u. C.. May 30.-wash-
inEton split even with New York. los
ing the morning game. thru inability
to solve Collins. who allowed only four
hits. and winning the afternoon con-
test New York obtained only two
singles on MoeridSe in the second
game. In the FIRST game, Meusci made
a remarkable backward running catch
against tho score board OF drive by
Rice with one on base In the cigh IN
inning.
Morning Eamc-Scorc: r. H f
New York ........ i0l nn1 ono-e I
Washington ... 600 oao noI-i q
Batteries-Coliins and SchanE: Acos-
ia. Courtney and Charity.
&ffa-nnnr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
CLEVELAND Wins
and LOSES GAME
Tigers Drive Bagby From
Box In Afternoon Con-
test-Senators Split
AMERICAN

Detroit, Mich. May So.-Detroit and
Cleveland divided their double Memor-
ial day bill the champions winning the
morning game and losing in the after
noon. The Tigers drove Bagby out of
the box in the afternoon. he having
yielded nine hits two of them home
runs. Young's error. paved the way
for the Indian victory in the morning
contest. Score:
Morning game: R.H.E.
Cleveland = ..... on0 n0l sO1-S IL /
Detroit ............S 500 001 loo-5 |
Batteries-Coveleskie and O'Neill.
Thomas; Ehmke and Bassler.
Afternoon game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
Baseball Player
Seriously Hurt

Francis Speck playing with tho
Boone team in a baseball game sun
day afternoon with the orchard Park
team. was so seriously injured, when
hit in tho head by a pitched ball
while at the bat. the game was called
off.
Speck was hit by ball pitched by
Blan Sigler during tn. frs, half OF
the fourth inning. The Boone team
had made runs while tho Orchard
Park team had not scored.
DR.. II. r. White of Avondaio at
tended tho injured man. Spcck was
taken to his home two mil-s south of
Boone.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
Carpenter Rests

Manhasset. n. Y. May 3o.-Step-
ping out of the role OF the fighter,
Georges Carpenter today appeared as
war veteran. Pilgrim and spectator
Rising early he spent n short
period at caiisthcnics then breakfast
ed
At O'Clock he officiated at flag
raising on his lawn and hois,ed the
Stars and Stripes and the Tri-color to
twin mastheads.
Il always have loved the ono and
havc learned 10 love the other" he
said Long may both wave"
Carpenter motored into Manhsssct
and placed on the grave OF five war
heroes bunch OF flowers. tied with
tho tri-color of France and crested
with a small American flag. Accom-
panied by Francois Descamps. his
manager. he went by train to Oyster
bay and placed on the grave OF Thco-
dore Roosevelt, n blanket of rcd.
white and blue flowers. This floral
offering was tied with a huge, red
white and blue ribbon. Later with
his spsrring partners. manager. train
er. Tex Rickard. the promoter. and
several friends. Carpenter motored
to Ebbetts field. BROOKLYN where he
watched the afternoon boxing show
As he walked to rinEsidc box he
was checrcd several minutes. He
waved his hat. bowed and smiled
He appeared much pleased and to
Rickard nc said:
1T Is great, l am glad they like
me"
Before tho final bout started
Georges stepped into tho ring and
was chcerod five minutes WHOM the
bouts ended the crowd surEcd around
him. when nc left tho park a couple
OF soldiers in uniform lifted him tn
their shoulders and carried him to his
lutom obilc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31


The Pueblo Athletic club made their
sports debut yesterday afternoon by
presenting a premier sports program
consisting of motorcycle and horse
races. and the Pueblo Elks No. 30 Of
ficially opened their 1921 baseball sea-
son by defeating the Cripple Creek
Elks No. 31S by = score of 10 to =
The baseball game was staged under
the auspices OF the Elks and p. A. c.
\ large crowd witnessed No. 20 Elks
easily defeat the Cripple Creek nine,
in the opening game of the Eiks
schedule. Jim Lovern, prominent local
Elk. and president of the city council
pitched the first ball.
IN the first inning Cripple Creek
came to bat showing hard hitting abil-
ity and it looked for a moment that
the locals would go down to defeat. No.
so's infielders missed two easy ones
permitting safe hits. Spencer and the
two Clarks came back in the second
inning. however. showing fast fielding
ability and quick peEging to first.
After the second inning II was evil
dent that the Pueblo Purple and White
would have no difficulty in winning
the game should they continue their
pace. As the game progressed the locals
took things easy. and In the seventh.
when Lutz was sent on tho mound to
relieve Zcllers. the visitors succeeded
In driving in one run. They repeated
tne performance IN the ClEhth inning.
Rice. catching for the Pueblo E.lks
clouted home run thru the left field
with no ono on bases. Again in the
fourth frame Rice succeeded in getting
four bases on left field error.
Spencer. Pueblo second bascman OBJ
tanned circuit drive in the fourth on
shaw's, Cripple Creek left fielder. error
Lutz seemed to take things too easily
and was hit about tho field by tho
Cripple Greek batsmen with ease.
Sonnar, Cripple Creek catcher,
played a brilliant game behind the bat.
retrieving two high fouls that were
driven by the wind.
Both teams played slow article OF
baseball. the contest being repIcte with
errors. while hits were easily made
Bauer. Cripple Creek twlrlcr was
knocked from the box in the fourth
inninS Britton. first bascman. replaced
MIN after Ricc's home run.
Score by innings: RHE
Cripple Creek % 90 ooooIfo-a s.
Pueblo .....o ] 500 10 Il 5
sa'teries-ssucr. Britton and Bon
mar: Zeliers. Lutz crd Rice
tmpircs-aorcau and Mason.
Hcr.c Races
Pueblo horse men presented a brand
OF track work that drew the applause
from tho largo crowd in the grand
stand time after time. Charles Koontz
drew first place in all the races demon
stratinE rare bit of horsemanship
Blaydcn. in the 2:2o paccz. and AIrnos,
IN tho trottins PAGES. were Koontz'
entries.
Tho novelty race proved to be an
exciting affair whom tho ridcrle=s horse
assumed the lead at the start and
maintained head lead until the finish
of the half milo. In tho last race. a
quarter milo running event, two horses
ono from Boone. another from Avon
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Omaha. IA; St. Joseph. Is.
At Dos Moines. ~. Sioux city, 81
(Scoond called in 9TH. rain).
tt Joplin. ?-i5. Wichita. rs.
At Tulsa. first game, called in frs,
half fifth. rain. score 10 l.
Sscond game: Oklahoma CITY. r:
Tulsa. {. tSix innings. forfeited by UNI
pirc as result of argument over halD
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31

N-E1TT"d TOT k"cnan IN >.
N-Bsttod for Huhbcll in ..
Philadelphia 600 151 COO II 5
New York.. oi2 1903 1sx-i3 /. /
Battcric~-G. smith Earnan
Baumcartncr. Hubbell and RruSEy:
Douglas. Ryan. and r. Smith. Synder.
Summary-Two base hits: Kelly.
Walker. Rapp. Mcusel. Ra~lings
Three base hits; Young walker
Home runs. F. Smith SNYDER
BruEEy. Stolen base: F'risch, Ran
croft Sacrifice hits: Young, Will
liams Douglas. Burns. Ryan. Bases
on balls: Douglas. 1. Innings
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
PUEBL0ELKS WIN EASILY0VER
CRIPPLE CREEK NO. BIG nine
Large Crowd Attends Sports Card Held Under Aus
pices Of Pueblo Athletic Club and
Elks No. 90
BASEBALL
b. P. O. +. No. 316-2.
HORSE RACES.

B. P f. O. f.. No 16-2
No Sired Hersberger, third
TRoTTING PACE-Amost, 4-Charles
Dell Direct No 2J. c.
Eeckley cline. Nc. Fred Bean, fourth
2:20 PACE-Bayden, Charles 22Ssl Village
Girl No Fred Bean second Lady West No 2H h. Herberger third
ALL TROTTING PACEAmost, No. 4Chare Koontz;
time 2S Mabel No 3F j. Kelly, second Dell Direct No 2J c.
Reckey, third.
THREE E1aHTHs RUNNING Meadow Gold,
horse,
oft
MOTORCYCLE RACES.
SIDECAR RACE-Mke Davidson
Davidson, Edbert JohnonIndn third
Davidson, second Edbe Johnson Harley Davidson
ird
FIVE MILE RELAY RAcE-scratchd;
at track.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
x-Batted for Kelleher in sth
P1TTSRURC

satteries-Tylcr and DAILY; Adams
Ponder. fcllowhorse and Schmidt.
Summary-Two-b o-base hits: HolIochcr
Maiscl. Sullivan. Carey. Three ba, Sc
hits Grimes. Whittcd. Sacrifice hits.
Mokan. Double plays: cutshaw to
Grimm; Bollochor TO Terry. Pasc. on
nalls: Tyler. .: Ycllowhorsc. /. In
ninSs pitched: Adams. /: Ponder. la:
rcilovhorse, ! 2-3. Struck out: Tyler
): Ycllowhorse l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
Coast League

A. San Francisco. Cal. May 30;
'sNltnd ............ .. 10 4
Sfn francisco .-....... 20 Is %
Batteries Winn. Faith.
Shuliis and koehler: McQudd and
A. Los Morning game;
S,,ic Vsrnpr ''''''.'''...'..'.. o
~ 's'.sss.s.- +-..-s.-...
Batteries - 'Gcary. DALEY anil
Adams Doll aud Hannah.
Los Anseics-second game:
.ia'sl" '...s........... IL Is
N,i""h s............ 10 .
Batteries - Gardner and Tobn.
Adams; Schorr. ". Mitchell. schncid.
or and Murphy.
~ Sacramento. Cal. May 3o-
Afternoon game:
Las Angeles .
Sacramento o
Battorica-HuEhcs. Dumovich and
Baldwin, Proush aud Cook.
A. SAT- Lakc-scoond game:
=, y. Nanu '.'.-.s .-.s.s............
Salt Lake ..- Z O
Batteries -- Pillotte and Fishcr,
Bromley and Lynn
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
HOME RUNS FEATURE

New York, May 3o.-Ncw York
won two holiday games from pbi,a-
aeiphia- Home runs by Toney and
founE were responsible for the
morning victory while in tho after
noon tho Giants outsIuggcd the visit
ors Six pitchers wcrc uscd in the
second game in which Catchera
Snith, Snyder and RruSGy pounded
out home runs Right Fielder Ncaic
crashed into the right field wall in
tho first inning OF the morning game
and WAS knocked unconscious He
was cut over tho left cyc and had TO
DC carried from the field. Scores:
MORNING; GAME:
Philadclphia. 001 900 00o-I I 4
New York. 1o1 100 2ox-5
batteries = Huhbcll. Belts and
Wheat; Toncy and smith
tSECOND GAINED
PHILADELHuIA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
rr-TY-EIcur uurs MADE

/ Chicago, Ill, May 3G.-Chicaso de-
| fcatcd st Louis In sHe afternoon game
/ thereby dividing holiday bill with tho
visitors who Won tho morning CON
test. hltho tho locals were outhit by
| their opponents in tho second game
| they made th-ir hits count
a total of fifty-eight hits were made
during tho day. including three home
runs. Sislcr of ST. Louis gathering
seven hits. four OF which were doubles
and ono homer. Scorer. Morning
game:
st. Louis ...........5is 53i ioo-ia is o
Chicago ............Oo0 iot cno-5 fc .
BstterieH-Dsvis and Severeid: Kerr.
Pence, NcWecney. Hodge and Ysrysn
Afternoon game.
81. I.ouis ....... ...iHZ mi oo1-5 "a ;
Chicago ...4........12 12i 90 npx-s II n
Bsfteries--Burwe1i Richmond. Rayne
Palmero and SEVERED. Fsber and Var
yam.
ATHLETICS Wt< BIGNEAD
Philadelphia. Pa. May 30.-Rommell
allowed Boston but two hits and PhiIa.
deiphia won the afternoon game The
locals slso took the morning game.
Perkins made two home runs. one in
tho morning ami the other in tho
afternoon. G. Walker. DuHan and Witt
also knocked four base hits in the
morning. Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31

Boston, Mass. May Sn.-Bnston took
both morning and eftcrnoon games
from Brooklyn. II WAS a sensational
sce-saw siStecn-innins game in the
afternoon. Hood broke the afternoon
= to J tic in tho fourteenth by a terrific
home run on McQuillsn to right center
field. \ pass by Cadore to christen-
hurry, Gibson's single and Powclrs sin.
gle tied IT for Boston in its hsif
With mon on hrst and third and ,wo
out in the sixteenth. ocschrer made n
balk. allowing Hood to score
Powelrs triple and Barbars's single
accounted for the ticinE and winning
runs in Boston's half
Morning Ssme-Score R H F.
BROOKLYN ........ tnn ln1 nn-s IN
Boston ............ 40 c0S oix-o IA =
Batteries-Msmaux. Bailey. MOZART.
Mitue and Kruger; Scott and Gibson.
Afternoon game-Scorc: n II Z,
Brooklyn. os0 0oo nio ooo oio Is II
Boston. 800 600 on 600 Oio 2-s is =
Batteries-Mitchell. Csdorc and Tay
lor: McQuillan. ocschger and o'Noill:
Gibson.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
GOLF CLUB SWING
BREAKS RIGHT ARM

Fort Morgan. Colo. May so.-Faui
Jones, local business man. swung h.s
golf club so hard in making a drive
TO-DAY that his right arm was broken
when he failed to hit tho ball.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
xBaticd for Quinn in ath.
xNBattcd for Mitchell in nth.
SGTON

ridge and Charity.
Summary-Two-h base hits, Shank.:
thrcc-hss hits. Miller: bases on balls.
MoEridgc I. Quinn /. struck out. by
Quinn ., by MoEridEo 3.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GaWes ToAay.
St Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Now York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31

Tonight finishes the May duck pin
tournament which has turned out to be
the best one rolled on the d and ".
alleys over 10 teams having shot.
davidson and klobas were the only
TWO TO get up amongst the leaders yes
tcrday when they shot AS and 7ss for
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31

pitched: G. Smith. la: Keenan,.
2-5. Baumgartncr. /. Hubbell. :.
Douglas. i-5. Ryan. . "a. struck
out: Douglas. /; Ryan. /. Keenan,.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL League.
Games Today.

Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at PittsburE.
st. Louis at Cincinnati
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-31
-Batted for Caldwell in sth.

:. Cobb >. Jameson =, Hcilmann.
smith. Bassler, Blue. Stephenson.
Homo rims; Cah5. !ieiinann Sacrifice
hits: Middleton . Double PLAYS:
Stephenson to Johnston; Stephenson to
Sewcll 10 Johnston. Bases on balls.
Baghy. i: Middleton, 4. Caldwell 3
Innings pitched: Bagby, Is: Cald-
Vol. -; odenwald /. Struck out
Middleton, .