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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
DEMON REVERA and JOE COFFEE
MATCHEDO SPRINGS
Bennie Benis Backs Out of MatchrCoffee Is Substi-
tute-J Johnny Kid Mex Meets Harry
Kid Lee

go between coffee and Reverb will be
one of unusual interest to Pueoloans.
who have long sought the real ban
tamweight contender in the steel city.
Both boys are conceded to be the fast
est 11s-pound youngsters in the state,
boxer in his division in Colorado, and
Joe Coffee is of a calibre as to be
known in boxing circles east to chi
cago and west along the Pacific coast.
Reverb has not been active in the
fight game for sometime owing to par
entail objection, but that obstacle now
being removed it is our prediction that
Coffee will soon advance to the ranks
of the first class top-notchers.
Johnny Kid Mex is meeting in Har-
~ Kid Lee a brand of tighter that is
his pride and Joy" Lee is the sort
that delights to stand toe to toe and
exchange hard punches. Mex is in his
prime at infighting.-so the main event
will be worth the price of admission
alone.
Mex and Lee fought a 12 round
draw at the Burns theater last De-
cember when r. R. Richards was
acclaimed the foremost night pro-
moter in Colorado because of the
showing made by the youngsters.
As a curtain raiser to the even
ing's entertainment AL Knapp, Colo
duO SpIlukS ncdNyWclknl. anu idiN
Mirise. also of Colorado Springs, will
meet in a four round wtnner-tako-all
go. The tight is being staged at
catch weights and is being looked
forward TO as the fastest heavyweight
bout ever staged in Colorado.
Harry Rogers. Pueblo colored mid
dleweieht. familiarly known as Bull
dog will go over the six round route
with Eddie St Cair, colored Call
fornian. Rogers holds k. o. mark
over Frank Herrera, the records
show.
All in all IS rounds of fast furious
boxing is being presented by Pro-
moter Richards next Thursday night
in Colorado Springs.
Anticipating a crowd of discrimin-
atins fight fans, Richards is endeav-
orinS to procure the services OF
Patsy" McCartiu. former Pueblo
fre department head. and well known
middleweight boxer of the "palmy
days." as the third man in the ring
student OF the fight game and is as
capable Of running squared circle
show as he Is capable to run the fire
department OF n city as nearly metro
politxn as Pueblo or Colorado Springs.
McCartin is at tho present time Fire
Chief In Colorado Springs.
owing to present conditions In
Pueblo seat sale will not be con-
Quoted here. Door salesmen have
been arranged who viii be able to
handle my Pueblo ffEht ians who de-
sire to see the hght. Two thousand
seats have been arranged in the
Stratton Park arena for the Thurs
day night show.
Trains leave Pueblo At ASS o'clock
every AFTERNOON for Colorado Springs.
arriving In Colorado Springs at SEQ
o'clock. leaving plenty of time for a
dinner, and sight seeing tour before
the night. Contracts prohibiting the
use OF tho Stratton pavilion after
1890 o'clock. frh, fans will be able
TO catch trains leaving Colorado
Springs at 1915 o'clock coming back
~ Pueblo. This train arrives in
Pue bio ut 1910 O'clock in the orninE.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
Pixies PEAK RACE
IS AUTO CLASSIC

Colorado Srpings, Colo, June ~
Tho third annual Pixies Peak Hill
Climbing contest, the biggest sport
ing event in the west and the biggest
competition of the kind In the entire
United States, will be held under tho
auspices of the Pixies Peak Auto High
way company over the worlds highest
highway to tks summit of Pixies Peak
on the 5th of September. The contest
A. A. A. and is open to all cars. To
the car making the best time, regard
less of class or event in which it is en-
tered. goes the Penrose trophy. for
one year. and $500 in cash. Cash prizes
for the contest total s2.100. The Pen
rose cup. offered by Spencer Penrose.
president of the Pixies Peak Auto
Highway company, is the most valu-
able trophy ever offered for motor
car competition.
The annual hill climbing contest over
the Pixies Peak Auto Highway not only
is the most severe hill climbing test to
which automobiles are submitted IN
competition but it is the most specta-
cular event of the racing season. The
course is 12 miles and 1000 feet in
length and the roadway, despite the
fact that II leads to the summit OF
Pixies Peak 4.10s feet above sea level
is one of the finest in the world. The
average grade is seven per cent and
the maximum is ten. The average
curvature is 40 degrees with maxi
mum in a few places of IS. The road
bed is from 20 to so feet wide and at
any point two cars may run abreast
or pass in perfect safety. 1t is sur
faced with disintegrated granite and
is very easy on tires. Altho the race
course is only little over IL miles the
entire road is Is miles in length and
has a perpendicular rise of s,6si feet.
II is the highest. and experts In road
building have pronounced it the most
wonderful of all motor roads.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26

Four Pueblo boxers will appear on
a fight card de luxe to be staged in
Colorado Springs next Thursday night
by Promoter R. r. Rich at the STRAIT
ton Park arena. Kid Mex, Harry
Rogers. Demon Reverb and Joe COT
fee are the Pueblo mstt artists that
will feature on the Springs program
Johnny Kid Mex is matched for the
main event over the u round route
with Kid Harry Lee, St. Louis COL
ored lightweight. Coffee is to exchange
blows with Demon Reverb. Pueblo BAN
tamweight fash; while Harry Rogers
will mix it with Eddie st. Clair, an
Oakland California middleweight of
dusky hue.
The fight card was finally arranged
last night at 10 o'clock after Bennie
Berris, Emil Thiery's Chicago bantam
weight withdrew from fight with
Reverb on advice from Jack kanner,
Denver fight promoter. r. r. Richard S
Colorado Springs promoter, immed-
lately got in touch with Cohee ana
matched the two Pueblo bantams.
main event in itself. the six round
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
Dempsey Eludes
Process Server

Atlantic City. y. J.. juno cS.-Jsck
Dempsey claims he isn't afraid Of any
man In tn. world. but he was put to
flight last night by the diminutive SER
geant at arms OF the district court.
David Brown. when the latter met
Dempsey yesterday with the announce
ment that nc held summons for his
appearance in court next WEDNESDAY
Dempsey turned and ran. He did
not stop until he sot into the grounds
OF his training camp.
Don't lot that man In" he yelled
to ground guards, and they holted the
gate.
Brown cooled his heels a while and
then told the court what had hap
pened The summons II result of a
pui, brought by a Philadelphia phyei-
clan for $500 alleged TO be part Of his
bill for an operation performed on
Dempsey.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
Berris Refuses
to Box Demon

Another good fght In the bantam
weight class took wings today when
II was learned that Bennie Berris
will not box Demon Reverb on the
noxt Colorado Springs hSht card.
Emil Thiery and his trio of battlers
dropped in to watch the Demon work
out with Kid Mex and 1t is Manager
walton's conviction that the impress
sion was of such a nature as to cause
the sproutinE of wings on the bellig-
erent forces.
This information VAS given out
from Colorado Springs late Saturday
night by Fat Winters. manager OF
Kid Mex. who meets Harry Lee in
the main event next Thursday night
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
Sporting Notes

New York-when Bob Martin, A. r.
r. heavyweight boxing champion meets
Frank Moran. Pittsburgh heavyweight.
in a is round open air bout here on
July /. the net proceeds will be turned
over to the bureau for unemployed ex-
scrvic. men. the promoters have an
nounced.
New Haven. Conn--LAnghorne Obj
son of New York city. class OF ls22.
who rowed at No S in the nrss varsity
crew. was elected captain of the Yale
rowing squad last night to succeed
Captain Stephen Hord. The crew re-
manned last night at its quarters at
Gales Ferry to celebrate yesterdays
victory over Harvard.
St Cloud. Minn.-J,eonArd vardon. =
cousin OF Harry Nardon. the noted
professional golfer of England. has
been engaged by the St. Colud ooun-
try club as its golf instructor. II was
announced today. Mr.. Nardon has just
arrived here from England. He is the
son of Thomas Naruon. professional
golfer al the White Bear. MINI. golf
club,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
NATIONAL UMP|RES
RUB BALLS IN DIRT

New York. June e5.-Nationsl lea que
umpires have been instructed, before
each game to rub up in moist dirt
at least two dozen balls for that day.
This inexpensive treatment for in
creasinE pitchers effectiveness.
adopted after experiments with sew
rrai other substances has proved beat.
according to President Hcydlcr.
lie declared no kicks were being re-
ceived from the pitchers and added that
no other means would be employed
to doctor balls. He had heard moth
ing oflcially OF the use of n chalk
substance in the American league
games. Several umpircs. he declared
had found the soil on one or two dta-
nonds especially effective In taking
tho gloss Off the new balls and carried
another.
Tho orgy OF batting Is approaching
an end, in tho opinion Of Mr. Heydler.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
JACK RESUMES
BRISK TRAINING

Atlantic City. n. j.. June 25.-After
brate his twenty-sixth birthday. Jack
Dempsey swuns back into his training
grind today. working Is minutes under
a broiling sun and before foreign news
paper CORES oondents and fifteen hun
dred other persons. Dempsey per
spired thru the ten rounds of actual
work. altho he only boxed ak. He
opened with a three-minutes round OF
pulling the weights and then followed
round of shadow boxing. Eddie o.
Hara, New York middlewcight. stepped
the first two rounds with Dempsey but
it was evident that the champion was
pulling his punches. The champion
frequently feintcd the fast movins
oHara into openings but did not' fol-
low UP his advantage except two or
three times. In the second round. he
drove a couple of heavy rights into
o'Hara's body and crossed him tv-ice
with 'one-two" punch that shook the
New Yorker. he also drove him into
a corner Just as the bell rams in the
second and crossed him with a vscious
right to the head.
Larry Williams. who faced Dempsey
for the third and fourth rounds. boxed
almost too cautiously to make the
champion extend himself.
The titleholder boxed the last two
rounds with Jack Rensult. After cuff
Ing the btS Canadian heavyweight
around he yrestled for a round with
Bull Montana He concluded with
some caiisthsrtics.
Before the workout Dempsey chatted
for half hour with the foreign experts
and boxing enthusiasts. They also
were impressed with his size and
strength. After watching him work.
they agreed that no WAS we'll trained.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
ATTELl DISCHARGED
IN GAMBLING CASE

New York. Jun. ,s.-supreme Court
Justice DonneIly today sustained a
writ of habeas corpus sued out by Abe
Atten. former pugilist indicted in Chi
cago in connection with the baseball
scandal of 1919. Attell was discharged.
Attell was released after his attor-
ney read testimony of a witness at
former hearing who said he had heard
stories as to Attell's participation in
the alleged conspiracy to throw the
1919 world series. but had not known
Atten nor seen him until pointed out
in court.
A motion TO turn over Attall to two
Chicago detectives waiting to take him
back to Illinois. was denied.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26

Chicago. June 25.-old King Sol was
much in evidence in the basena'i
world the last week and his warmth
apparently has brought pitchers who
were slow in rounding into condition
back to their stride. AS result bat
ting has suffered materially.
Babe Ruth of the Yankees. king OF
homerun hitters. during the week
brought his string up to 25. In the
National League Irish" Meusel or
mark of eleven circuit drives. Jack
Fournier of st. Louis. however, mah-
aged to get two bringing his total 70
nine, which put him in tie with
George Kelly of New York.
The warm weather also is helping
the base stealers.
Harry Heilmann, the Detroit slu5
ger, continues to top the bntters OF
the American League with an averase
OF "A, according to averages released
today. However. He!!I1ann's mark
has dropped seventeen points below
that Of a week ago. This Speaker.
pilot of the worlds champions, who Is
the runnerup TO Heilmann, also slun-
ped and now is hitting .tos. eleven
points below his mark of a week ago.
Ty Cobb dropped only two points. He
is in third place with an average oil
.se6, while George sisler, the St Louis
star. lost thirteen points and is tied
for fourth with SEVERED. teammate
ct .3IT.
Sisler is out in front among the base
stealers OF the tuniur league circuit
with fourteen thefts. while Harris, OF
Washington. is trailing him with
thirteen.
Other leading alters: Ruth. New
York. 81: Williams. st. Louis, .sS'' :
Charity. Washington. .3S5. f. Jones.
Detroit. .S54. L. Collins. CHICAGO. 1853.
In the National league Rogers
Horpsby added three points to his
mark of a week ago and leads the
regulars with an average of .tls.
Nicholson of Boston did the best hit
ting Of the week. however. the east
erner boosting his average from 81
to $50. He row ranks second 10
Hornsby. The st. Louis club possesses
most OF the leagues slugsers. for Nc
Fournicr with 40. all OF st. Louis.
come next in the batting standings.
Other leading batters: Young. New
York. 1858; Brcsslcr. Cincinnati. $50;
Rousel. Cincinnati. Sc3; Johnston.
Brooklyn. .s+s: MAranville. Pittsburs
.3&s: Grimes. Chicago. .S%7.
In stolen bases, Carey of Pittsburs,
who has been among the leaders for
years, IA having \ tight tussle with
Frank Frisch. the New York young
ster. Each has stolen Is bAses.
southworth of Boston. il not far be-
hind with L.
Butler Of Kansas city. dropped Is
points In batting during the past week
but still leads the American associa- =
ton hitsers In the Averages including
games OF Wednesday. His mark it.
to3. Del Gainor. OF Milwaukee Is
runnerup with .3ss. and Bunny Brief
o; Kansas City, is third with .3s2
Other leading batters: kirkc. Lou
i:,iIle. .31s: Hauser. Milwaukee. .s's:
Lear. Milwaukee. .36s; Russell, Min
neapo,is. .sst: Baird. Indianapolis. $50.
Ellis. Louisville. $50. Thorpe. Toledo.
.3H.
Brief and RUSSELL are still batting
for home run honors, each having an
even dozen.
In stolen bases Baird OF Indianapolis
Is off In = record breaking spur:
with 20
Harper of Oklahoma City. has s,er-
ped to the front among the westefn
league siusxerx. His average is AZ.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
PIRATES DIVIDE
WITH CARDS
Pfeffer Comes Out In Card
Uniform -Hornsby's
Hit No. 100
NATION
NATIONAL

st. Louis. Mo-. June 25.-st. Louis
and Pittsburg divided double head
er, the locals taking the first game and
the visitors the second. The first
game was featured by Jack Pfeffer's
debut in Cardinal uniform and
Hornsbys one hundredth hit of the
season. Scores. first game:
Pittsburg ....... 900 800 01o@ Is 8
ST. Louis ...... 900 Oo7 COX 0
Batteries: Yellowhorse, Zinn and
Schmidt: Pfeffer, North and Dilhoe-
fer, Clemons.
Second game:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
c. F. &I. "SUPERS"
PLAY EMPLOYEES NINE

The annual baseball clash between
the Superintendent and Employer
representatives will be played at
Parks Field "Wednesday. June 20.
Both teams will practice at the
steel Leagues Park this week. prior
TO the contest on Wednesday that will
he called at 3:3o. The Supcrintend-
on,s won las, years contest and have
acquired the pitching talent of d.
Stout. on whom they rely to repeat
with another victory In the coming
gtrugric.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
SENATOR'S WIN IN FIRST

New York. June c5.-WashinEton de-
feated the Yankees. The first inninE
told the tale. Shawkey made three
errors. Ruth and Meusel fumbled the
ball In the outficld and schanG made
= wild throw. Ruth made his twenty
sixth homer in the fifth with Fewster
on base. The score:
WASHINGTON
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
WARM WEATHER HELPSPITCHERS
ANDBATIINCLISTS TAKESLUMP
Babe Ruth Now Has Total Of Is In Weeks Official
Record-Base Stealing Is Feature
Of Play

with Jack Lelivelt Of Omaha. second
with .4o2.
other leading batters: East, Wichi-
tx. .379: Todt, Tulsa. .37S; Fisher.
Sioux City. 1858: Fisher. St. Joseph
$50; Massey, Omaha, $50: Robertson.
Joplin. .3f1. Gismason. Omaha, '3tS
Beck of Wichita and Blakesley OF
the same club have been unable to
settle their fight for home run honors,
Each has made twelve. In stolen
bases Haney of Omaha, is ahead With
eighteen.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
No rs for Ruth

New York. June IS. Babe Ruth'r
tventy-siIth home run went sailing
away today In tho fftb inning Of tn.
Yankees game with Washington. There
was ono man on.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
SandIot League

This afternoon at O'Clock the
Li,his min. crpss bats with ". o. ".
- baseball team on tho nav Central
grounds. All players are requested to
repor. n. the grounds at O'Clock
sharp.
The Cour. Of Honor Browns vfn
nlsy the Yeoman team on the Six
teenth street diamond this afternoon.
beginning .. : O'Clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
BROWNS KNOCK
UHLEFROM BOX
Home Coming Of Indians
Is Dropped to St.
Louis Browns
AMERICAN

Cleveland, Ohio. June 2s.-cIeveland
dropped Its home coming game to st.
Louis. The Browns knocked Uhle out
Of the box in the seventh and also hit
Caldwell at will. Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
x-Bat,ed for Bancroft in
PHILADELPHIA

Hatterios-Eenton. Earnee ond Sny-
der. Gonzalez: Mesdows. Bsumrartner.
Keenan, and Peterson.
Summary: Two base hits-f<~
Frisch. Burns Home runs-Frisch.
Paterson. Snyder. ?: Bancroft Innings
pitch ched-Moa1ows. 5. BaumEsrtner. 1;
Keenan,. S. Benton, a. Barnes. s. Sacri-
flee hits-I. Miller. Psrkington. ..
Stolen bases-Burns. Frisch. I: Young.
2. Struck out-By Meadows. 4: BEN
ton, 4. Bare on baiis-off Meadows. Z:
keenan,. . Wild pitch-Benton. Mea-
dows 2
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
GIANTS TAKE TWO

Philadelphia, Penn. juno 2S.-Nev
York won a double header from PhilA-
dolphin with ease Fr.ak Snyder had
two home runs In the second game.
Score:
First Game:
New York ...........ncf oet oro-e IL !
Philadelphia ....... ono 900 Ioc-t II I
Baticrics-Ryan. Saiioe and Z. Smith.
Ring. Belts and Bruggy.
g<ropd Cana
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
ATHLETICS TAKE TWO

Bos,on, Mass, June as.-Phiiadelphia
took both games from Boston givins
Naylor and then Moore excellent sup
pert In the pinchcs. Dugan knocked
homo run in the firs. game and
Moore helped win his own game by
lining. drive against the left field
scoreboard which broke thru for n
home run. Tho scores. first game:
Philadelphia ..... oo1 oo1 oof-7
Boston ......... ITO zoo COO 1
Batteries: Ssyior and Perkins:
Pcnnock and Rue
Second game:
PHILADELPHIA 900. Inn lin COL
Boston ........... 10, ooo nni--5 10 I
Batteries; Moore and Perkins;
Bush and Walters.
LOOSE rIAT1NG GIVES WIN
Chicago, III. Juno cS.-cpportuuc
hitting by the Tigers coupled with
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26

Shawkcy and schang.
summary: Two base hits. Rice :.
Brewer. Fewater: three base hit.
Hawks: home run, Euth: sacrifice
hits. Smith. Shanks. Picinnich. La.
motto: double plays, Lsmotte to Hsr-
ric TO Judge: bases on balls. off shaw
KEY I. Johnson a: hi, by pitcher. by
Shawksy ,Harrts: struck out. by
shawkey :, johnson ;; passed balls.
Sohang. picinnich.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26
Guns DEFEAT arps

Cincinnati. Ohio. June 7s.-The Chi
caro- Nationals won easily from the
Reds. n was Cincinns,i's fifth conssc-
ut,ve defeat. Score.
Chicago .............sno ooa "-e Y "
Cincinnati ..s..a... .ooN oil oS-2
Batteriee--chesves and oFsrrell;
Luxe. Coumhe. Napier and winro.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26

victory. II was the third time this
season. that Detroit has beaten Fabcr.
Score:
Detroit .......... 3of nn5 oon-7 I
Chicago ...... oio 900 OBS u !
BatterteA-Ehmke and Baseler. Fa-
ber. Twombley and schalk.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-26

Martin. Caldwell. and Nunamaker
Summary: Two base hits-Speaker,
Johnston. Wambsbanss. .; Three base
hits-Tobin. Smith. Stolen bases. Sc
we'll, McManus. Sacrifice hits-Kolp.
2. uhle. Speaker. Double plays-Seweli
to Wambsganss to Johnston: Tobin to
Collins. Bascs on balls-Off Uhle. I:
kolp. J; Caldwell. I. Innings pitched
Uhle. 2-S: Morton, IA. Caldwell, .
Hit by pitcher-By Uhle (Tobin): CaId
well. tEherSe). Struck out by Uhlc. .:
kclp. I; Caldwell. ?. Wild pitch-Kolp
Passed ball--Nunamnker