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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
PUEBLO SPORTSMEN AT
CHIEFTAIN RINGSIDE

the \, y. keeps one round behind IN
sports scribe Of ours held back the
ilash SO that the multitud. of fight
lans gathered In front could get tho
ilFht In it's natural sequence When
the time came for the Knockout IL wa,
announced thru the window, and not
before
In that way. Badly explained.
iistic followers were not mislcnd To
believe that tho fiEht had ended II; .h-
iirEt OF tho third round. as many firht
fans believed who had cleaned their
information at other papers
And YOU should have seen tho -.t.-
nritics thht were crowded nbou, Phil
ON s sound intensifior." piped Badly"
VINO was always strong for pcrsonarc.
There was Judge Railrcich. ex
citedly declaring that Jack will. win:
congressman renter. urging PbiIhiu
u" announce that Majestic yaudeyiII.
would start right after tho returns
WIN Stickney. architect: Lowis Brown.
with his Columbia phonoEraph-mak-
ING music for tho fans: Mickey Nc
Donald. detective. Fat Winters. firb.
manager and Mickey Moylan. Co,orado
Ranger and wolterweight boxer: som,
aggregation I'd state"
Pueblo'S representative sporting puh
ic followed the Dempsey Carrontior
tight from tho business end Of Phi,
fhilhin's sound intcnsifter mounted
hish on tho 'hirfiain building Quality
and reliability is known by the dis
eliminating.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
CONSERVATION FALLS0NPARS
when GEORGES IS KNOCKED CIT
Nine Carpenter States, 'He Fought Like French
man and Sportsman-Paris News
Extras

stood in silence while they read how
Carpenter had been completely out
clnSsed and outfought.
Six big army airplancs speedily ap-
peared over tho Place dc la Concordc
and tho boulo Tards. displaying large
white lights na signal OF defeat.
President Millernnd and his family
at Elyscc palace received a series Of
bulletins sent by tho government wire
less station at the Eiffel tower.
Premier BRAND and tho other minis
tors heard tho news Mt their offices.
The chief gathering place Of Ameri-
ems was the Place dc 10 corcorde
where the returns were received blow
by blow and given to the crowd In
English and French on n huge screen.
Dempscy's victory was received with
wild cheering by the Americans who
throw their hats In tho air while tho
French spectators looked on I'm silence.
The Paris newspapers issued extras.
Carpenters wife when seen later
said that shock to her was very severe.
and hcr grnntest grief was that she
WAS not with Georges. Hcr one dc
sire WAS that her husband return to
her ms aoon MS poHhlt-. She added
proudly. however. no matter what
tho result. he fought like n French
man md n sportumnn.'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
BROKEN AT NATIONAL A.. j.
Two New Marks Set In First Days Events-Fraziier
Sets Fast Time for l20-Yard High
Hurdles

Paddock Field, Pasadena. Calf, July
1.-TWO new junior championship rec
ords were novelty in the first day OF
which the winning contestants had
never taken first places in A. a. L.
meets
The first record to fall went 10
Frazier of Baylor university who set
mark of Is Is seconds for the 100
yard high hurdles. clipping one-fifth
of a second from the former record
Frazier also won tho 80 yard hurdles
making a new record of "a 20 seconds,
40 less than the former Junior record
made five years ago.
The tield events were also we'll con
! trasted. NJ. Howell winning the high
I jump at feet / "a inches. The pole
vault record also fell, r,mmons of Los
Angeles winning at IL feet 7 IA inches.
Every event either eGualisd or sur
passed existing records with the oN-
ception of the shot put. First, G..
Halsey ir. New York A. c., AZ feet
10 IA inches: second. Houser l., A.
A. c.. 45 feet . inches; third. $. Glenn
HartraDft. unatta ched 43 feet, s inches.
fourth. n. Anderson, l.. a. A. e., A feet
1 inch.
Pole vault r. n. Emmonc, l.. A.
A C.. first; Guy Dennis. l.. a "A. C..
second; Joe Champion. l., A A G..
third: NJ Sterling. Olympic, fourth.
Height, IL feet Z IA inches. new
record.
Four entrants started in the three
mile walk. Seeler. Chicago A. a. took
| an early lead and tapped Neal Ger
rett of l.. A, A. G. and i. Carter OF
l.. A. a. c. in the last round He won
easily in 20 minutes Al seconds, fin
| ishinr strong.
Ahern. Olympic. was second, Carter
| third and Gerrctt. fourth.
Finals. go yard dash. T. Sudden
Olympic first: Patterson. Colgate uni
vorsity. second; Hagen. c. A. A. third
| A. Newhoh, Olympic. forth. Time .:
| seconds a new record.
Blenkiron was automatically elm
mated from this race by winning the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
COLORADO RANGERS
ARE D|AM0MDEERS

According to an announcement made
last night by Manager Parker OF the
Lithia baseball club his crew will meet
"A nine composed OF Colorado Rangers
this afternoon at > o'clock on tho new
Central diamond. Parker stated that
hc had cinched the game with Rang
crs last week aud TINT while tho state
police had not practiCcd they were
composed Of an aEgregBtion that was
fast and fun OF the diamond know
ledge.
Corporal Strcver. member of the
Colorado Rangers. and pitcher for the
Aiamosa baseball club In tho San Luis
valley league. Will captain and iwirI
for tho Rangers today. Sergeant
Christonzon. n former big Lacquer will
be tho other half OF the battery.
S'rcvcT announces the following
lineup:
Sergeant Christensen, catcher.
Griswcld. first has'man.
Henry. sccond bssoman.
Nnthcr. shorstor.
wcinherEcr. third bnseman.
Grund. center field.
Downing left field.
Frank. right field.
Strcvcr, pitcher.
At $3.50 o'clock the Lithiss will PLAY
tho Traction company crew. The Trsc-
tion company team has been undc-
fcatcd so far this year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

Paris. July s-tBy The Associated
css)-Consternation fell unon Paris
tonight when tho defeat OF Georges
Carpenter was signalled with white
lights by airplanos. on newspaper
screens and by thcntcr announce
ments The crowds absolutely dumb
founded. refused to Lolievc the first
bulletin telling Of Carpenter being
knocked out. Tho Associated Press
flash. received at S;32 o'clock tonight
was the first to reach Paris,
Nine Carpenter listened to tho pro-
gross Of the fight In tho editorial
rooms Of the Petit pnrisien. Her op-
timism did not fail until the fourth
round. When the word came thnt her
husband had taken the count she
turned away and said:
Georges is defeated shall cancel
my trip to the United states and await
his return to me-
Hundreds OF thousands Of persons
were standing before bulletin boards
on tho boulevards.
1T can, be true" said many Of them
when tho knockout was announced but
tho succeeding flashes from Jersey
city soon convinced tho FarisianH OF
tho downfall OF their hero.
Paris became snddencd mud dc
pressed. mon, women and children
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
TW0FAST BASEBALL GAMES
SCHEDULED IN STEEL LEAGUE
Shops Meet Rairoaders In First Contest-Rail Mil
and Wire Mill Feature In the Second
Game

chanics In the opening game of the
season, allowing but seven hits, two
passes and whiting ten batters.
The two winning teams of last sun
days double bill will compete today
| for the honors of first position in the
only undefeated team this early in the
season, the losing club of this game
will be tied with the winners In the
| second game for second position
To keep out of the cellar positioU
will be the endeavors of the pla yers
| in the second fracas and it is certain
| that with the short playing schedule
| this year, each of the Iour ,eams Will
do their best to get as many of the
percentage standings as is possible.
Bill Eberling will probably do the
mound duty for the Wire twisters,
although Lamb feels certain that he
can vindicate him defeat of last Sun
day Erickson is slated to do the
southpaw flinging for tho Rail Max
ers.
Practice nights at Parks Field has
shown that the teams are building up
their lineups with several of the play
crs who have not been in uniform and
there seems to be rough new talent to
make II keen com petition between a
great many of the players for regular
positions on their nires. Several new
players will be noticeab bic toGay as the
teams take the field and it should
he only matter of a few games be-
fore the race will settle down to those
close and stuhbornly fought contests
witnessed during the past year. The
general ohervance of last Sunday be-
ing that the teams of tho league are
well balanced and capable of playing
fast article of baseball
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

100 yard dash as winners cannot COM
pete in subsequent Junior events.
40 yard run; Won by j. w. Dris-
coll, Boston A. A.; P. Sphinx, Chicago
a. A., second: II. Fentres, Illinois
A. C., third; V. Lally, st. Anselmo
2-S, new record.
Finals, 220 yard low hurdles: Earl
Frazier, Baylor university, first. j.
Norton, Olympia, second; j. S. Pres
colt, Chicago, a. C., third. Drew, Olym-
pic. fourth. Time "a 2-5, new record
first: i. G. Hicks l.. a. A. G., second;
w d. Dooling, Olympic, third; r.
Bowers, Olympic. fourth Distance, 26
feet, II feet short of record
Five mile run: A. Patssoni of Has
kell. won in 26 minutes 30 seconds.
after tapping the field; C. Hunter,
Olympic, second: Gordon Coola. Phoe-
nix. Indian school, third L. Richter,
Birmingham a. c., fourth.
Hop, skip and jump: Kelly. olym-
pic first; Rogers, Los Angeles A c..
second; Minsky, L.. A. A. C. third.
Rushmeyer l.. A, a. g. fourth. Dis
tancc As feet. 10 inches
Norton. Olympic, first; Colon Kelly.
J.. A. A, G.. second; J. Pyne. Olympic.
third, L. Payne. Los Angeles A. c..
fourth. Time, 55 3-5,
$50 yard run: II. c. Cutbill. Boston
a. A.. first: &. l.. Nash. Illinois A. C..
second; F. Farmer, Olympic third;
X. r. Macintosh, l.. a. A. e., fourth.
Time 1 minute 5s 3-5 seconds.
Javclin throw. S. Sorrenti. Olympic,
tlrst: Zollc l.. a. A. G., second Ab-
bott l.. A. a. C., third. Stearns l.. A.
a. g., third Distance. 153 feet. IA
inches.
Points scored: Los Angeles A. C.
ttsn ,yAt,
illinois A. G., &; New York A. G. ::
Boston A. a.. 10: Pas,imc a. c. (New
iorD .; Haskell school. 6: Phoenix
Indian school. .; Birmingham A. e..
I: st. Anselmo a. c. New York, I:
Baylor university, I: Colgate univer-
Sfty
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

Rentor uarbor. Michigan. July -
Benny Leonard. tho world lightweight
champion. today sent word to Floyd
Fitzsimmons. promoter OF tho fight IN
which Leonard WAS to defend his title
Monday against Sailor Freedman or
Chicago. that h. would he unable to
En on and Joe Renlamin. Pacific
coast lightweight. win be substituted
for Leonard.
Arrangements were completed this
afternoon hy telephone with Jack
kraruH. who manages Benjamin, az
we'll az Jack Dempsey kearns EAtd
that NJ possible Dempsey would ac-
company BENJAMIN, leaving New York
tonight Benjamin was raid to he in
perfect condition hE he was ono OF
pcmpscy's sparrinE partners during
the training for the Carpenter match.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
some OAY".POOF
OUT GOES DEMPSEY

salt Lake City. Utah. ruiy up.
Just ss I expected" declared Uy-utr
Dempsey. father of tho champion an
he heard tho rcsul, Of tho fight ~ mo.
mont after II was flashed into o.
salt Lake Telegram by Tho Associated
Press
some day" continued tho smiling
father. someone Is EoinE to heat lack
nut that day has not arrived. ~
pectod carpenter to have put up a
rnffcr fight, do not like ip 700 "a
hnndsomc hoy Ike Carpenter lose hut
did
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
BOXING RESULTS

TuiFa. Okla July Carl Morris.
Oklahoma CITY heavyweight was
awarded tho hou, with Battling Levin
aitv of Bridgeport. Conn. In the sixth
round Of scheduled iS round bout
here today when Referee I'd Ccchrane
of Kansas City, Mo., stopped the bout
because Of q foul BY Jevinsky which
fonred Morrir. Levinsky's seconds
said they believe medicine applied TO
cuts on his face received in the pre-
viuus round had blinded him.
New York. July Harry Wills ot
Ncw orleans. negro heavyweight cham
plon. knocked out big Bill" Tate Of
New York in the sixth round of a Is
round match I'm Long Island City to-
night
Wills weighed 7ii pounds and Tate
2i2
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
RN SIN 0I,IS

The Shops and the G. and w. teams
open this afternoons doubleheader
scheduled to start promptly at 1880
o'clock while tho Rail Mill and Wire
Mill mines will clash in the final con-
test of the twin bill at Parks Field to
be called at $3.50 O'Clock.
From all indications the first game
should prove a stubborn contest and
undoubtedly n pitchers battle. Il is
unders God that the Mechanical men
will send Rosendahl to the firing line
and the Railroaders will either uso
Hilton or RarGer. 1t is claimed that
Hilton is another pitcher with MS fast
a hall Barger and that he will be
given trial today. During last sun
days contest Barger struck out IL
batsmen, securing four hits out of five
times to bat. one OF the drives going
for a homer-the first circuit wallop
in the steel League this year. Rosen-
dahl twired a good game for the Me-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

London. July 2.--tPy The Associ-
sted Pressl The victory Of Jack
Dempsey over Georges Carpenter i'm
,he,- world. championship boxins 6
match today IN Jersey city caused
keen disappointment here. Csrpcn-
tier had been popular favortt~ aud
public interest was no less keen than
in he had been an EnElishmRn.
Among the followers Of pugiltsm.
however, who ruled by Judgment
rather than by sentiment. Dempsey
had by long odds the strongest
backing.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
WILLARD TO BOX
DEMPSEY LABOR DAY

Lavrznre. Kansas. July 7-isss vii
lard former worlds heaNyweisht
champion. to whose crown Jack Demp-
soy succheded a, Toledo, Ohio. July Z.
1912. will box Dempsey Labor daN. II
arrangements for such q bout are
made. Willard said tonight.
= have heard nothing Of such bout
since last Spring" thH former chR m
pion said when plan was under
way for mo to box Dempsey March Ia
The completion of plans for the Domp-
Carpenter bout ended that project
AMI I was promised bout on Labor
iay.
'G'tl make no further move until I
Vsar from Tex Richard hi, III box
'emrHey II the bout is revived,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
BABE RUTHUPS
TOTALBY TWO
Yanks Win Both Ends Of
Doubleheader
Bill
AMERICAN

New York. July 2.-The New York
Americans made it four straight with
Boston, winning both ends of double
header. Ruth made home runs bring
ing his seasons total up TO thirty
Peckinpaugh also hit mis- third homer
of the series,
First game;
Boston .......... 600 01N ola 2
New York ....,... 120 0lO 10S-5 D
Batteries: Russell and Walters, W.
Collins and Hoffman
Second game:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
ALAMOSA LOSES IN
HARD FOUGHT GAME
Special to Chieftsin.

Special to Chieftsin.
sanford. Colo. July THE Ala
most club lost hard Tough, game to
Sanford here Thursday afternoon, be
Ing defeated by n to + score. IIon.
In tho box for tho visitors. whilc not
as effective as In previous games. was
given rather poor support by his
team mates. and errors at critical
times were responsible for his lose.
Fawcet; was touched for eight hits
hut kept them well scattered and
was air tight in tho piuchcg.
Score by innings: n.
Alamcsa .......... oIo ioi o2n-5
Sanford ........... io1 ITO ooi--s
Bstteries-Hon. Franks aud Vow
eli: Fawcett and Bailey.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

Batteries. Meyers, Karr and Ruel,
Hoyt aud Schanc.
Summary: Two base hits. Fewstcr
SchanE. Rucl. home runs. Ruth Peck
lnraugh; sacrifice hit Fewstcr: double
plays, Pratt to Scott to McInnis: Pipp
lunassistcd). Hoyt to Peckinpaugh to
Baker. Pcckinpaugh to Ward to Pipp.
Scott to McInnis: bases on balls. off
karr g. Hoyt I, innings pitched. Myers
none Earr 8. struck out by Hoyt .,
Karr :.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
STEEL.SHbV|hGS

The first game looks like a Smoke
battle" between Rosendahl and BarS-
or. This ought to do a lot owards
keeping the ball park cool II they
send the battcrs back to the water
bucket the way they did laat sun
day.
Dauss Barzer while IN tho act Of
striking out II batters last Sunday
happened to think of the box Of
cigars for the first Homer TO be hit
in the steel League this year-well
he gets fhc cigars too.
II didn't take the c. & W. battcr's
long to get Lambs goai-siN hits and
seven runs during two sessions.
Buchanan suffered split finger
during tho last Sundays contest but
finished the game. II viii perhaps h"
some time before the riucky catcher
gets back into Rail Mill uniform.
Tho customary walk for Bill Camp
bcli did not occur in last weeks
fracns. five trips to the plate without
any production.
To he charged with one time at bat
during a full game Is "a rare occur
renee but Richardson OF III" Rail
readers was hit by n pitched bail
three times, secured y walk and Whit
fcd out OF his five starts.
Lucky seventh showed scores for
all tho teams but the Rail Mil. tho
Shops sen, in four men, G. & w. six
tallies and the Wire Mil one run.
Walters. Yersin, Mohorcich and
Masar whitfield three times before
BsrEcr'. hook bail In their five trips
to the plate.
Walters made up for his acts In
Cslisthonics by driving homer In
tho eighth with Mishmash on tho
sacka.
Erickson Will try and make n an
oven break for tho Rail MIL today.
vlndicating his defeat at the hands of
tho Mechanical mon last Sunday.
Three times to bat with two safe
drives was tn. best batting average
on the Shops team. Deacon Jonce was
the cloutcr.
Barser tho feature OF tho opening
of the steel League. secured four hits.
three singles and homer In his five
times at bat.
SID oL1N.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
sv WHITNEY GRANT

TT was great sigat at ,hc Chief
tain office yesterday morning whom
Phil Phiibin announced the results
round by round" declared Badly" the
printer sportsman. shortly after mid
night this morning.
'Ycs stree! Philhin is right there
when It comes To announcing fights. or
anything. And the rounds were shot
out as they came,
When tho third round started a
flash came over tho A. +. wire stating
that Dempsey had won In the fourth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
ADAMS SENDS
REDS T0DEFEAT
Cincinnati Held To Three
Hits-Bressler
Features
NATIONAL

In rare form holding Cincinnati to
three hits and PittshurG won. Tho
Pirates hatted the delivery OF both
rBcnton and coumhc hard and often.
Adams issued nc passes and at bat
he secured a doubiS and Triple. Mar
anville'r lesping ore-hand catch OF
Bresslcr's liner wa a fielding feature:
CINCINNATI
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
TIGER BuNcU HITS

Cleveland, ohio, July 2-Detroit
punched hits off Mails in three innings
and defeated Cleveland. Sothoron and
Caldwell who succeeded him were Of
/ fective. Ehmke was taken out Of the
game in the seventh for pinch hitter
and Detroit scored three runs. John
sons hitting featured
DEErEnJT
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
AMERICAN P0LOISTS
DEFEATED IN ENGLAND

Londour>-gns July Fry The
Associated Press D--The American
Mradowbrook polo team cspteined
by DevornuN Miilburn of the Aneri-
can quartet, was defeated hy the En-
gllsh free hooters In the serlinnal ~
the tournament Tor tho English cham
nionship cup. sin goals to four.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
PirTsBuRG

hatfffInH brrnton, Iounho md
NinHo; adams and schmidt, Rrottsm.
Summary-Tvo base hits; Bigh.e
Carey, Adams. Three base hits: Barn
hart, Adams Sacrifices: Bghce.
Carey Double play; Maranvillc to
Grimm Innings pitched: Brcnton.
/ i-5: Coumhe. 20 Sauck out: by
Adams. J.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
No. 80 for Ruth

New York. July :. - Babe Ruth
cracked out two home runs today
bringing his total up to 20. Tho frst
was cloutcd in tho seventh inning Of
the FIRST game with Boston. tho other
was made ~ tho first inning of tho
second gaEic.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
WESTERN LEAGUE
wichita Is ruis, =

Al wichita. Is. Tulsa. =
At Oklahoma city. o: Joplin 4
At 81 Joseph. s. Des Moinee. o.
Second game at ST. Joseph. IL: pes
Noines. s.
At sioux CITY. s. Omaha. Z.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
AMERICAN nAcauErEE.s WIN

Philadelphia. Penn, July IA com
hined American tennis team clinchrd
the meeting with tho combined oxford
Cambridge team Of England here to-
day hN winning tho FIRST or three
doubles matches.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

summary Two base hi,E-rohrstor
stolen szn-iohnston. Sacrifices
Mails, .: BHsslsr, WamtssprAs. alag
stead. Double playE-Hoilmann 10
FlaEstead to Young. Bases on balls
OFF Malls. =. Ehmke. :: Sothoron, I:
HollinE. :? Innings pitched .Ehrnke
s. Hoiiirr. \: Mails. :: so,horon. I:
Caldwell, I Hit by pitchor-Ry Ehmkr
tSariner). Struck out-Ehmkc. !:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
RoRnINs rAkn TWO

Philadelphia. Pa. July 2-Rrookiyu
took both ends Of double header from
Philadelphia. The visitors hitting
coupled with errors by Philadelphia
rave Brooklyn tho nrst game Brook
lyn in an uphill night tied tho score
In the sixth and won IN the ninth In
the second game. Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
DEAN WIZ. CoI,I.Eor co,.r

Greenwich. Conn. July al. simpso,
Dean of atlanta. captain Of tho Prince
ton Golf team. won tho intercollegiate
soft Championship today defeating
lssse Sweetser Of Yals. defending tius-
holder UP and to play In the f,nsi.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
ATHLETICS DEFEAT SENATOR'S

swsshington. n. g. July The A,h
ieticR defeated Washington Four
pitchers were used by tho locals Nay
lor who started for tho Athletics was
effective unin ;he sixth. Shsnks
starred at hat with double and three
singles
Philadelphia ..s.s. no 10 10 s II q
Washington ...4... nm oni Nnn-i IN Z,
Batteries Na j, ior. Ronmeil and Per
kins: EricNeou, shaw, Gaines and
CHARITY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
rLrMoN. UoNC RIrN WINS

Chicago. mt. July IA home run
by Ciemons in the seventh with Lavsn
on second won for st. Louis today
against Chicaso. 9core;
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
CHICAGO

Vaughn and o'Farrell
Summary: Two base hits--Vsushr,
Hornzby. Horne run.-Clemons. stolen
ba.es-Maizel, Lavsn. Fit by pitcher
py Vaughn (Fournier). Struck out by
0lhk. T. Wild pltch-nosk.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

Boston. Iuly New York. Boston
two games. postponed, rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

Tommy Gibbons isn't demand chance at the havyweghs
the mine heay his knowledge handling big
weight Until he light the big Now
with added weight which mostly his shoulders
the ideal
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
SandIot League

The Court uf Honor teams. tho hin,
SoN and Brown SoN viii meet In con
tcst In Bculah tomorrow afternoon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
BROWNS DIVIDE

st. Louis. Mo. July 2.-S, Louis III.
vided double header with Chica EC
this afternoon dropping the first game
In tho first game tho visitors came
from behind and scored ninc runs IL
tho eighth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03

Tho Traction company niuc rhHi-
lenses the Pueblo 'hioftain Indians to
Fourth Of july game
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
Z. ;. I>rEnscnoLA.rIr rA..rAl,.

san Diego. Cel. tuiy San niss,
hish school today defeated West Tech
Of Cleveland ~ 70 In the frst ssms
for the intorscholastic baseball cham.
pionthip Of the United States rrs
cleveland boys threw away the game
In tho frs' Two innings
West Tech ......s............n 10
San Diego ....................in n
Batteries-Feilins. Dow and vehfkc.
rraut and Rrucker
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
for ishmke in
Gle NELANp

E-H1ttod Tor ssothoron In 9Th.
Detroit .............. 0d0 oZi 5o1-s 10 :
Cleveland ......... oi0 100 nin-s n
Batteries Ehmkc, uollinr aud Bass
Ter: Mails. Sothorou. Caldwell and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-03
LONDON DISAPPOINTED

eli. Fawce,t and bailey.