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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
WILLARD OFFERED
FIGHT WITH JACK

Kew York Aug FER Richard
today sent q telegram 70 jess willard.
former hssvy-7ve irht champion asking
how long il would take 10 get II con
difiou 70 meet Jack Dempsey. present
titleholcsr. and also 70 name = price
for his services
The giant heavyweight has sTprsEE-
ID q desire 20 regain the cham pion-
ship and IL rs understood that he mas
been making efforts 70 train 70 fight
Ing form
Whether Dsrupsey's trip eastward
has any connection with the proposed
contest could not be learned but II
he is starting on his way TO Europe.
as rumored. j. f. believed that he
would be sure TO see Richard before
sailing
RicEsrd also announced that The
bout for the light hezyy-vrs cham
pionship Of the world between
Georges Carpenter and Tom Gibbons
probably would be held IN Madison
Square Garden late in October or
early tn Sovern Der. The promoter
also has under consideration = match
between Bryan Downsy Of Cleveland.
O. aud Johnny Wilson Of Boston. TO
settle the mlddlewelrht cham pionship
cortroyersy which grew out % the
recent battle between the two boxers
a. Cleveland
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

Chicago. H. Aug The cstsn.e
,..-.--sf IN the baseball trlzl today
p!see5 ne major part o, lis CLOSING
s-E1ueutz bsfgrs the J-rE u ser-'zs
T.. --s-- trrr-nt 20 climax IN
mac adCraEs by = Morgan F'rrrrl- :
e-r- q St L1-ls- Attorney for AL
Ie-l IN which he charged tnzf me
--s-r -avlaE is- the -ust1=ztorE o.
"a. f1=ahzu sezndzf ~ free Tss
------ - MAKE goats q under paid
Ban players and penny ante gam
aie-r
E- F--nbs-E -spszte5ly asked TIE
t-rr i- reaching is verdict . onrsloe -
z-r, l--old Eofl-triu Of View En-s
- never been indicted when the
=-z-sE witnesses IN ths trial named
rim as tha flz-cis- ., the alleged
e1-rr -z-y s1d TrT J :. slLltTe- u
Boston. Ezrhsl Brown q EeW icrh
Fssl r-z=a and Abe AttEiL otherE Sho
e4-r beer termed leaders in the case
-rrn never r-ogrhf 20 trial
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
Film HEAD CHARGED
WITH $4,000 THEFT

Sez York A8E 1.-JscqueE Cir-zrto.
president Of the T-anf-AtIautlc Flln
c1fnpa.y today was arrested on com
plant ~ Aiiss Rose Weiss. counsel for
she Russian soviet EUvernl1e nj. who
sVo-s out a Short affidavit. charging
him with the l-ceuy or siss.t'ao q go
Wet funds on deposit a. the National
cts bank
The arrest Vas PRECEDED by ths films
Of sun mons only ln suits brought by
The soviet government against CIhrz-lo.
james a Powers. the Powers Film
Products company. the National City
bank the Chelsea hank. Zinrnc-1an
and F1rehay. the Bsuca ro-11er--ai
tho Aston Trust company. and several
other defendants
TIE n-tlrs q the suits vas not dis
closed but it b. believed they concern
disposition OF certain soviet funds in
this country Miss Wells doriartd that
Clnrarlo had made a contract with fhe
soviet government 10 purrhs.s motion
picture apparatus FOR use In Russia
which perm-tfed him 20 draw upon
81 1oan 90 soviet deposit az the National
Cry hank
-itra-io. u was charFed Hs-ured the
fi7snHA hv Ure1s1tluE 20 the bank a
letter from a dummy director of a
film ua-hirs company IN which he
owned all the stock
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
Fight Follower
Voices Praise

Herewith lE an approval voiced BY a
MAJ Who mas rssn ring nEh,s over the
country. " A Chatter;o-. Who is a
Pueblo visitor for only q fev DAYS .va-
az the ring eide a. Mineral Palace Ias-
night
This is what he mas written.
i would be base tn-ratituds not 70
say that tonight vas THE b!EErrt en-
tsrtainuent I ever saw for any price
Five dollars would have been cheap for
such variety and every lover Of good
cisan rport should follow the advio. OF
the president OF ?. 4. c. emitting cat
calls and unnecazssry noise They
should SIMPLY applaud same a. YOU DO
in thesterF.
can't remember name hut the
wrestling was par excellence and the
man that volunteered % throw every
hcdy is wonder II the Congress PEI
Hop works ar fast 80 he went around
TIRE ring he VIII hold his 1oh Ths
lti1s i-ishrnsu perhaps should have
had draw with Dean a. he fought him
Gil the way and is conner and the
young fellow that volunteered against
the colo-sd fellow Rss game but lacked
experience and went out ir one. two
three order
The wind W was great slnos; a
bur'e11us hecaurr Mex Pete vas on.
of condition. The writer thinks the
Fireman could easily have knocked BIN
ont had he wanted 70. but amongst old
time fighter there IS usually a feel
inE Of cuurtgFg. Any reforr1er could
have sen this clean show and Sill Re
reformed
Clean enough for BIZ Bran or Pussy
Foot Johnson- repeat from expert
encs al over the L : the most ever
for the money
" A CHATTERToS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
DEMPSEY ROT TO
MEET JOHNSON

Albuquerque. y X aug II an
unable 70 announre 1y plans further
than that ] uiu meet my manager.
JACK Eezrns in Sev York said Jack
Dsmpzsy. worlds heavyweight cham
picu. here tonight
whether / 60 % Europe. work for
ths movies or asht here depend up9n
what We decide vnen see min I
eaunot say word definitely until
then"
The champion is eurouie from Las
Angeles. Cal. % New York city. and
ths statement vas issued to refuie =
report that he would make a tour q
Europe He also BRANDED as bunk
the ruuur that he and hearnE had
split
In reEs>d 20 the possibility q a
match with Jack johnson DEMPSEY
said
JACK johnson wont Do FOR two rsa-
sons In the FIRST place. he's an cd
man and couldn't put up tEft. I1
the second place, we are drawing fHe
color lire absolutely
Dempsey u1a accompanied by Tecd1
Hayes. his trainer. and -pearle' hi
rr- dog
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
bs.TS 80 : s.sIs SFotN W - "a
YACHTS SUFFER FROM
HEAVY WEATHER

Kingston. ouf. Aug The Yachts
Cheet1h and Seneca both q the Roeh
ester Yacht club. were missing TONIGHT
from the feet Of y that started from
Hamilton last Saturday on a cruise TO
Kingdom. IN me Freeman cup ccrurefi-
fion. The steamer KirzFton vi-elesred
tonight that she had sighted sailing
craft OF tho FaiEe Ducks and ~ was
thought This might - one Of the mis-
ing boats
several yachts suffered damage from
> A-crs storm
Two other vessels the -e-eraIrs -
'hs Royal Canadian Yacht club. Tor
onto and the Whirl Of Hamilton. pre-
viouElv reported rni-frF. were rzld 20
be safe tonight
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

but being unable TO Keep out q the
way Of 2 starlight left Dean outpoint-
men and in the final event that was
also scheduled for q finish and 10 de-
cislon. taking on KID Alex the 4 Z.
=. 130-pound champion.
Joe Gsrcia's shoulders were pinned
to the mat in three minutes Win an
arm lock and body hold Vic L1csro
The following opponent showed great
er speed than MS opponent and kept
brsa king the body scissor. the hammer
lock ana many other holds that
seemed to assure Eutfnsr Of al early
victory When the time Of three MN
utes was called both s-resrlers were
dHspera tslv worzzinE for holds. Il the
finished bout with Young Feilon and
Alex Rivera as his opponents, kle
BEttner disposed Of Young FeIlon
within tEo minutes securing head
lock from which Feliol ackrp7-l edged
defeat, Alex came 10 his ulzzE enc
when Buttner disposed q him with tbs
fly mare. Rivera requiring few soc
onds before being aole 10 leave the
ring
ID the plucky Irizhnsn for the DE-
cision
KID Price and Tex Buttnsr fought 3
fast four round draw EGttnsr opened
a. ugly cut over Price left eye in
one # the clinches when ths colurec
boxer came in contact with B1t-ner' E
shoulders
BIZ Dog Rogers scored a knockout
in g seconds when he raiusd shower
Of lefts and rights 10 Young jess WI
Iard's head. sending him 70 Greenland,
Young willard being out for nearly
two minute
Mexican Pete as he entered the ring
in the main event looked fat and fab
ty. big rolls Of fat showing about his
1bdUmeu while Jim Flynn was a cp1-
rraEt in the phyEic1T appearance The
close of the FIRST round found Mexican
Pete putting heavily and out n wind.
me second round Flynn brought blood
from his opponent with a hard left
upuer~ut 70 the face
Fue bios Sighting fireman found no
trouble IN keeping away from his %
puueuf-s iahnrio-E swings and Was
-iven the unanimous decision q the
5udCes
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
S0-YEAR-OLD PARROT
WINS FIGHT WITH HAWK

fasu78 Springs. Colo Aug Polly
fhc fftT-year-old parrot Of William
Pis7sr Of Riverside. y NJ. is resting
today following her victory yssterday
in her battle with a hawk Polly was
cunning In the orchard near the Proper
hon" wN~1 large hawk spooped
down ana rfized her in its taions The
parrot according 10 members ~ the
family al'no noted over tho Amman
valley for her clear articulation ut
tered . series Of inarticuiats sqtis vygs
and then fastened her bssk about the
hawks leg Whereupon tho hawk re-
iesued iiH grip and Polly" fiuttered
20 raf.fv
Polly was urlniured
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
By SID DIN
WRESTLING BOUTS OPEN CARD


KID Eu--rer opened the evening rs
hoE-z1i-1sE when n agreed 70 take on
Eve men IN four different events. the
first two q which were 10 be OF
-hraz minute dursrions, the second a
finished bout agreeing To throw TWO
KID Alex IN ne anal match gave
Butr-s- q busy tine dETin- his stay
q e MINUTES before he 51aIly fen vic
III 70 hammer lock The bout vas
fast ard brought TnLn5 after round Of
arulauss a. the eluE4Te kld Alex
zLlr72s-d from r-lsn- q EGttrsrs holds
jimmy Dean and Colorado KID
touEHr hard four round battle 70 a
draw Ire COLORADO KID tool The first
round On 4 sLEh- margin when he
reached Degu with hard letts 10 the
face and bud-. both .0ZE-s fought hard
n the second and third resulting IN
even rounds. aItho tie Colorado KID
b1ed from two hard rights mat were
ls-5sd ~ Dean zs the EEL rang for the
third szzziuu- Dean came from behind
in the Anal round and fought desper-
sralr but cltucniuE repeatedly after
Dean had landed rzo hard lsfts 10 the
KIDS s-o-uach seemed 70 have him
II a bad -sr both men fighting hard
as ire bell rang. The draw decision
was met with ETtrCFal ~ the tsi1s-
soldier Roberts scored "a knockout
over Daredevil Leo d-rIuE the final
seconds = the second round The first
round opened with Cleo leading and
-Ivlrr Eoberts ssFgrs punishment
during the iufEhtirz- Roberts opened
-u Oh the second round and T.s-hs ps
f--e-=ni from the bleeding ever the
right eye caused 10y hard rights q
rTao'F fufEhtinz during the first round.
sent In right and left uppsrc Its send
t-E Cleo 70 the 1oo- for TIE count
Dean and o-TecI.
FRANKIE Dean and hickey O'Tooie
mixed IL for four rounds % smiles and
sarcasm. O'Tools showing q willing
-esz ~ mix i u-th the uI1g Fran llie
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
BIG GAMBLERS NOT CAUGHT IN BALL CASE

phzsized TIE zlpi presented for hts
client. Darld Zelcsr q D-s Moinss.
claiming that this subl proved false
the testimony Of BIZ Burns that
Zelcer was Bennett. . lieutenant q
Eothstein
Burns was attacked ~ all the at
tu-nsys. Nj Esrse- ts-uli-r him and
Biily Marz-E TIE states ace 4 cubs
and ace Of SPADE
There are two black aces" said NJ
Berger Burns the club who knocks
ard Eahsrs the SPADE who dug Up
Burns
with Thomas Mash representing Haprv
F'eiEch. Buck Weaver and Swede RiF-
berg taking NJ most Of the time To-
morrow the defense viii finish is
pleas. the state VIII present its fnsi re
huftai and the case is expected 10 90
u the jury before tomorrow night
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

3 IoIIE. 10. AlE- l-b-oosIy'
scoring 1--WE rms In the ninth inning.
came Up from behind and Won final
me Of the EarIes with St Louis The
pcdre- runs resulted from three
doubles. single a base on halls ard a
Wild pitch by Shsrdei who had re-
heved Haines II was the first game
Brooklyn has won In S. Louis this
season. The contest vas marked by
ter tTo base Aits. Scare:
Brooklyn ...-..--. 10 90 i05-s - /.
St Louis ......- en0 90 40 l. >
Batteries Schupp. 5 smith. Nit
chsl and Tavior. krueEer. Harris.
Shcrdsli and ClsmorE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

Previous 70 Ny F-unbe-ss address.
Henry Berger had told the 1Ery that
Ban johnson. American league p-ssi-
dent had .--the-e6 this case IN an
effort 20 i1tu-e MS enemy. Charles \
ConiEEey. owner Of the Chicaso
american Tezrus club and presented
10 q co1rt rulings which be held
proved there -Tzs 20 violation q Law
even Il the players I'D throw the 1913
z1rld series games
Michael Ahs-n also dslTed into the
conspiracy laws and Max Lister IN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

Philadelphia Penn. Aus. I-CN'-
c1ro made It three straight today bv
defeating Philadelphia Ernie John
son scored tho winning run for thu
White SoI in the ..
Welch drove a home run into the
hleachers in the first II was min
and tuck pitchers battle between
Naylor and Wilson Score.
Chicago ..-. 10 100 oils II I
Philadelphia 200 O2o ooo-4 .
Observation-Disclosures and Schalk.
Saylor and Perkins
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
YANKS REDUCE
LEAD TO One
New York Wins the Third
Game Of Series
Baker Hits Homer
AMERICAN

New York. Aug. The New YorE
Americans reduced Clevelands lead +.
one game by winning the thru game
OF the series Eoyt pitched a stror-
ZANE, especially in thu pin-nes. pira
IbNel1no players Weis left or h,srs
~ - also hit a douhi- and a singh.
- gov Vas Ineffective and the y.akcgs
nj lin corsisz ntlr. Baker hit a HON.
rn, in the third inuiHs with Ruta ~
Sc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
FLYNN EASILY WINS
FROM PETE EVERETT

an effort % escape TIE purishFrl mt Of
F1ynn's short .sbs 70 the stomach and
lace
Young wllfIs Ctm-aron- negro
Heav 1vretrht- Challenged the winner Of
svsr. n z,sZsr Fiv1Y = mas hs
viii meet CI-urnzrnn under any con-
ditlons a NEst % - EfaE.d prefer
ably. under the auspices q the F1ehlo
Athletic club.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
sorTuvpsTrpv TENNIS

DaTs9I TON Aug LEY n N
rcuthTTee-err tennis cham 7io1shiT
tournament F.a~-Hd today with stars
from Texas. Oklahoma and Louisiana
lined up fo- fhr sectional title.
The first -ou0d In flnEies got away
iris forenoon There are Eirfr-f0ar
entries. forty r. whom are from OUT
SIDE % DALAI
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

TeadfrE Pa. Aug. Stating .
r1ile II connection IN = rniruteC.
- seconds Frank kiopp q Fhilaisl-
uhia. international amateur roller
Skating champion. established new
worlds amateur record In winning the
mile open. tho feature q the spsed
skating races here ton'zff The for
90 f-7 1901
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
PIRATES DEFEAT
BOSTON RED S0X
Adams Keeps the Visitors
Hits Scattered
Giants Win
NATIONAL

=>s-za--s Psn-.. aug Adams kept
sht Vas4srsS hsts scattered and Pitts
s.-s w,7 re-u Boston Foveirs home
r1z Ma ca hit over the right field
s4-ras- are frsf one this year over
ssAs fence G-Rdy was ordered OF the
ss,pes 20 The oqeuinE inning by I'm
Er-e E1s-. S-e-s-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

terirE-oidhAri and HaESlsr.
Ho=TieEc and Charity
summary base hits; Blue
Three base hit Shanks. stolen hasr.
Milan Double plays: Blue. Fisg-
stead; Milan to Charity. Harris To
o'Roueke 10 judge Bases on hslls
or Oldham. :. NoEridgc. = Hit
by pitcher; BY MoErtdsc CEssslorN.
Struck out; BY Mosridgc. 5. oldham.
/. Passed bail: RasSlor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

Thus Jim Flynn qranoed into his
corner after rs four round fight with
Ie-4czn Pete Ererstr last nlEhJ al
Mineral Palace park
FLYNN waE as fresh =; the end Of
the bout When be was gwen ire DE-
cisi1u as ~ vas A. me tap q the
first bell H played with Eve-s;L
ShU made futile attempts 20 clncn II
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville. 4, ST. Paul. s.
At Toledo, /. Kansas City. 6.
At Columbus. 4. Milwaukee.
At Indianapolis. Minneapolis Ea--s
scheduled today played. as part
ieuble header yesterday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
BUSH HOLDS BROWNS 70 ONE

Boston, Mass. Aus. Joe Bush
held 81 Louis 20 one hit aud Boston
won the opening game OF the series
by taking advantage OF Shockcr's
wildneSs in the first inning Sislcr
made the only hit off Bush. on a
Srounder thru the box in the opeainS
inning Score:
s. Louis Gee. 600 600 hnh-a 4
Boston 5000 200 900 900 .
Bstteries-Shocker and Severed.
Bush and Ruel
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

virora. MINI Aug johnny
Nichols s.. Paul wsitsrHs Eht ws'
given a shade hy nawEpaperf1e1 ovs'
Henri Nalru- ~ Carl nsviIle. H. a
30 round bout ffrs tonight, 11hung
More and EDDIE De Eesu. s. Pau
ffrhtvreIzhts went rounds 70 q draw
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Omaha. 5. Tulss. s.
Others postponed. rain.
The engine Of a freight train That
dashed into the station at Mines
made for door labelledetaoiYPn meet
France. mounted the platform and
made for a door labelled This way
out"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
CLUB STANDINGS
Gsrncs TIsr

Boston a. Chicago
Brooklyn a. Cincinnati
New York - s. Louis
Thiiz1elphls Al Pit-shurE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
Ran for q Neil in nh
X-Batted for THE in 9Th
>Eu- -nnv

ha;isr1es-BaEby. Uhle and o'SsiiI,
Hoyt and Schs--
Suurua Two base hits. Ss.r-
Sehau=- FsTsfs-. Eoyt. Speaker Ho-1e
rlns hs.er. Sacrifice rsrste- Do5-
Ole plays Seseil and Johnston. PIro
anu - kiupau-h- Bases on balls. or
hpy : Esshy. Innings pitched
sasoH. = THE. = Struck out By
Hoyt- :, Barby. :: U-hie. ,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
Sand!ot League

Home runs hv Pr7Essr. zho rzrnerss
couple enabled fhf EUfE0VIrh nine %
defeat Court of Honor Browns Sunday
on fhe Eiier grounds
Tire ButkUvlch dianonoenrs chai-
isnEs any out of town team In the
sts/
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

" tAhingtoa- D. c. Aug i-wAN-
lhsion took its thtrd straight game
rom LeToit Il Was a pitchers bat
al 4i''l s-stei Xl.thsrli.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
SIGHA! TRIUMPH SCORED BY P. A. c.
At FLOOD BENEFIT BOXING CARNIVAL
Flynn Easily Opon Mexican Pete In Main Event On Program At Mineral
Palac-Fast Wrestling and Boxing Matches Please
Crowd

Pueblo sporting Organization. ard
CON nsn6sd Ihs officials for The man
u=r they conducted the program
! III glad 10 see tnz- Pueblo Is
hack on the map declared The Colo
rz6o Springs fight promoter
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Atlanta. 4. Memphis &.
At Mobile. Z. Birmingham. 1.
At New Orleans. S. Nashville. =
At Chattanooga !. Little Rock. 4.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

Cincinnati Ohio. Aux l-$sv York
and Cincinnati broke even IL Tire six
-Euae~ series. the Giants taking ths
las' zane New York hucHs1 .cur
hifs ard took me Lead y the seventh
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

Scoring : sz74- triumph = ihs-
beref5. hozl-- C--G had ia Nlntral
pala-e ozrk last 1tE1- 1= l'-tcln
Annette club Ip1k -he-- E-rs- step 70
wards ina re.2czr1z-1uI OF irs fis-lc
AT N Ihis city 4 crowd ut oTsr ITO
thousand 1--WE hundred 7eo2l7- N
ching d large lu-lrzr q W77Es1, al
tended the fiEI' caro- ds luxe EVe-
-5 n IN he suHe11us han V4s occ1 f'a=-
v--1 a large u1-noeT e sport f7-l1TV-
rr- s-znLinE 10 ~ NJ edge II -l-
eating sPzces
Every cent a money tzEs- II from
seat sale for The sports ca-n1TzL VIII
h. donated 70 Puetl1 fl0-1 Euttsr=TE
~S- sz-Errz-s on ne amount rc1lc .
obtained last night GIVING 70 the fs.ct
hat ruosr Of The tlcksis were sol-
from ct-lr stores IN me CITY Wh4r= no
report had been moe
Jimmy Lezu no Colorado KID lur-
ris1ed the Fzu- flash n thE evening
f- rle opening event when tAsE sN-
rh-1gHd blows 81 tfs rate - ur1D'-- =
p- minute THIS Erh- WIS 1er-lre1
: 5rlw
Nfic!.sg r--oal- and E'ra-t-ss DEan
fought Four fsHr roLud= with AZ un-
popular decision going 10 Dean
o-Tc.o-s permitted hiulEslf 70 b. klo-
.srE 0u- 81 tn decision Dean MADE
fur turnout thu fight ard pIooie-
sna15bIe 1rtEhuar that h IS not 70
b Gu-L one III t-I1f a-7-r a-at.- ---h
word -ur word and did NOT take al
.-a-r4re q o-enIrEE. Dean VS. N
cTired Z. hit in rrss Always, con
trs4rv ~ rule.
07roo1f wre l-h-= in me feather
=rzl-rr decision who fu form EzTs
zv-r4 uourda-s The 1-isruan show
- lots u speed ana gained ne good
w.U ~ the crowd Bog his lnlEiy 10
a-sl-rila+a rur -hE m
-r= -u5rss were r-u-1IF h27-e7
--.- VS. Announced that me de-
r. 11- wa for Era1l-Is Dean
r y RICHARDS INTRODUCED
Richards Colorado Springs
fEz-t promoter. Uru has placed box
r-r "a f. hiEh class basis IN Little
T.-7----- Us Introduced by President
Tz-E Rsed q The ? A c
Rirhz-ds praised IN sttort q the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

and smith; Narkie and winEo
Suurnary-Two base hits Bohue :.
Kelly. Frirch, kopf. three hast hits
Kelly. Dauhe-t double play. winEo
- Groh. bass 81 balls. Earkie J.
To-ey !. innings pitched. Toney 6.
S1llee -. Bsrnes- -. Struck out.
bs Markie s, Toney
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

b T0TIT--- II "llITTlT- TITTl0FITn AM
Omen Adams and Schnidi-
summary Three hass nt-E-D Ns.f'.
Tisruey- Home run-PoVefl Stolen
h1yz--BX she Me~lnyllie. Uhstt.I
Szc-ifiCe-Cr uiss Schmidt Bases on
hails-On M-Cullez o. FilE-Ei-. Z
Innings pitch-5-McQuilie1 / les PHI
iuriun. 80 Struck uut-By FlllinEim
3. Adams /
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
GRAND CIRCUIT

--Ie5r phi7. Aux 1-Grsnd circuit
rl-fnE opened TO-DAY OF me fori
s-la-1i track WITH tour events marked
- eIo-s fniEas1 and some split hests-
r. rhs 20 r-1t- Ea-iv Dreams after
: ir-E Lay off came cut and Won tre
IT, heat but after f1st was not n
ths running ~ Ges-s with WIKI won
IN second heat. CONT driven by
--a-hout. rhc 'hIrt. ard Gcsrs repeat
i-= II the fou-ta mile made Necessary
~ the three heat WINNERS.
Prince Lore. driven By NcpeTft
fc1k the -.l1. the 1901 stake pace II
straight heats in 3 Geld u ri-s.
Guardian Trust pilotsd by Mcmahon
was winner Of the Matron Futurlty.
having an actual value of Selb5. E1-
-icc Bell driven by Murphy. suffered
Ne- rrst defeat Of the season In the
-scond heat Guardian Trust made q
lad break % zha stretch and barely
missed the flss. finishing eighth. The
second heat rs Won b Great Rose
Mcmahon then drove GUARDIAN Trust
q front in The third and deciding
hea-
II in the first heat
in the n-st heat
Murphy drove Ca-uclita Hail home
r. front q tn fret two hssts q the
III trot for g 20. but was second 20
Linzrs Watts tn the third. 2sn< 10,
also being tho best time recorded n
fhiE event
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

Chicago. III Aug i-Fhiiadelphla
made b four oat OF five from Chicago
BY aattirE CheeEes out % ths box In the
first inning and winning the final "a ne
o: TIE series herr. Rain began falling
In the Nhlrd inning. but play conuzu1
until thr frs halt Of the .sveath. When
The .aue wss called the score revert
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02
z-Baited fcr Tcnsy IN ssve-t
---l.----...--.- -
Totals

N-Eaffrd for Wt1En IN ninth.
rI-Bst'ed fcr Markie in ninth
Score hy innings
New York ..-..-.. on npi sni-S l. .
Cincinnati ........ ec5 eol coi- II o
Batteries To-ey. Saiise Barnes
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-02

FRANKIE Dean and hickey O-Tooss
mixed ir for four ROUNDS q smiles and
sarcasm oTools showing . willing
ness 20 mix i with the silly Frankie
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-30
DAIRYING And
SWINE CAMPAIGN
Illinois Central to Cooperate With
Chamber of Commerce in Cam
paign Oct. 31.Nov. S.

In Last weeks Sentinel. there ap-
peared a copy Of letter received by
the editor from Mr. H. j. Schwietert,
General Development Agent of the
Illinois Central Railroad Co., stating
that he would be glad to come into
Grenada County with his assistants
and put on swine campaign. The
letter was turned over to the Cham
Der of Commerce and this body has
arranged with Mr.. Schwietert and his
forces to be here in Grenada County
during the week of October 81 to
November 5. Mr.. Sehwietert will
have with him here at that time, Mr..
A. r. Gwinn, an expert ia dairying,
who is connected with the Illinois
Cenral Industrial Department and
these two gentlemen will cooperate
with members Of the Chamber of
Commerce and other citizens of the
County in putting on during that
week dairying and swine campaign.
Different places will be visited dur
ing their stay here. The campaign
consists of lectures Illustrated with
motion pictures and it is expected
that the county Will derive much bene-
fit therefroIn.