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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
Out Of Sight.

Classical Dancer - Doctor. ]
want 20 be vaceinated; somewhere
II won't show.
Doctor--My dear young lady,
I'm afraid l will have to do it in
ternally.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23

WAYNE QUAYLE Auto electric
shop. 263 N. Coml. Phone 413.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23

RAMSDEN &c McMorran, Indian
motorcycles and Dayton bicycles.
3S7 Court st.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23

SOUTH Commercial garage, gem
eral repairing, vulcanizing and
retreading. Exclusive agency for
Sound tires. All work guaran-
teed. For sudden service phone
278, residence phone 1029R. 43O
S. Commercial. .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23

r. d. BARTON, Exide batteries,
starter and generator work. III
S. Commercial. .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
It Orta Be There, Anyhow.

III UrJa be lnefe, AlYhOW,
The modest pussy willer
Mods by the babbling brook;
We say so just for a filler
We haven't been down to look
Every small town has genius
who tmagines he can repair his
own watch with a pocketknife.
A man likes to act bossy with
his wife when they have company
because he'll hafta roll over and
play dead as soon as the aforesaid
company leaves.
The average mans idea of home
is nice big easy chair, where he
can sit with his feet on the library
table and smoke, while his wife
keeps an eye on the furnace and
carries out the ashes.
A married rounder usually has a
hard time trying to square him
self
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23

JOURNAL WANT ADS P1V
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
Psalm Of Life.

From the cradle to the grave.
Carried;
Married;
Harrled;
Buried.
Rather late to call your atten-
tion to It, but Colyum is only a
colyum, and we can't publish ev-
erything in a day. But what we
started out to say was chat last
Saturday while 1t was raining and
the streets were rather sloppy, we
observed two girls cross the street.
One of them rushed boldly across,
while the other hesitated. One
wore silk hose. The other one did
not. Guess which one hesitated.
You are right.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
REPAIRING

sIsEWARTS Repair shop 347
Court st. Lawn mowers ground.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23

WILLAMETTE Plating Works re-
pairing ana reflnishing. 496
commercial St Phone 2Ts. 147
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
A Little Over Two Feet.

00di Otlice 0dl.
What is the proper length OF a
girls dress?
ANXIOUS MOTHER.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23
OSTEOPATHY
WATER COMPANY

SALEM WATER COMPANY-Of.
lice, corner Commercial ana
IraIe Sts. Bills payable monthly
IN advance. Phone 81.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23

SALEM Auto Radiator shop, ra-
diator and fender specialists.
1913 S. 12tht st. .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23

w ES rebuilt and repaired. so
years. experience; DeDof NJ
uonal and American fence, size,
70 10 5s inches high. Paints
OIL and varnishes, etc, logan
berry and hop hooks. Ssler,
renee and Stove Works, $50
Court street Phone l2A.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23

.. {. PATTERSON. shoe repaIrine
shop, l43 S. Liberty ST.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-23

recharged and repaired. Degge-
Burrell. .
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
JACK IS PUNK
At BASEBALL

Atlantic City. ". J.. June Jack
Dempsey worlds heavyweight cham
pion was knocked out in one round
today.
Dempsey took the count on the base
bail diamond back of his training
camp when he essayed to pitch for u
mixed team OF sparrinG partners and
newspaper men against n team com
posed OF theatrical stars. The actors
pounded Dempscy's offerings getting
nine runs in the first inning. The
newspapermen and sparrinr partners,
however. finally won. rs to II. in in
nings after Dempsey was knocked out
OF the box.
When Manager Jack Kearns re-
turned from New York and found
Dempsey tearing around the bases. he
quickly called the champion out of the
game because Of the danger of an in
jury.
Dempsey was chased to the shower
bath and spent tho remainder OF the
afternoon at matinee.
Playing baseball was the only eIer-
else the champion undertook today. He
spent the morning playing cards.
After another day of rest Dempsey
will resume his training Saturday. AS
n result of his lay off the champion has
built himself up to around 700 pounds
and he Is eager TO get into his gym
clothes for another session with the
gloves.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
CANON CITY ELKS
PLAY PUEBLO NO.. 90

Tho second step Of the Elks state
baseball league will he made on sun
day with six teams playing In three
citiea. Canon City Elks will play in
Pueblo on Sunday at the State Fair
grounds at . o'clock when they meet
tho diamondccrs of No. 30. Victor will
meet cripple Creek Mt the latter place
and Florence Elks play at Salidn.
Manager Art Marvin announced last
night that he had his crew out for
several practice games this week and
that they will be able to trim the
Canon Elks< on Sunday. The Canon
City Elks were defeated by th- Pueblo
Chieftain Indians at the valley town
on Memorial day.
The following lineup is announced
by Art Marvin for No. 90;
Spencer. second base.
Clark. third base,
Rice, catcher.
Shoemaker. rirhtheld.
Baciey. shortstcr.
johnson. lcftfield.
NCBroom. centorncld.
Tamoreaux. hrst base
Lutz. Rosendahl and zellers, pitchers.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
SPORT NOTES

1ondon-Amoricau tennis players,
who arc competing IN the world =
championship hard court tournament in
St cloud France. viii come to Lon
don Immediately after the close of tho
matches there. and will enter the open
tennis tournaments to be played at
Beckcnhsm June to June IL. and at
Eoohampton, June IL to June is. says
the London Times.
New Reports from England
where tho United States and English
poioists are practicing in preparation
for the international matches thts
month. have contained accounts of in
Iuries which may necessitate possible
changes in both lineups. An injured
elbow suffered by Captain Devcrsaux
Milhurn and back strain by Louis +
S;oddard have caused moet concern in
tho polo following here.
Toronto. ort,-The new stymie rula
introduced by the u. s. golf associa-
ton. has bern rcscinded by the Royal
Canadian golf association The open
championship Of Canada will he played
at the Toronto golf club AGe'nst and
instead Of July IS and 70. as previous
~ announced.
New London. Conn-The Yale Har-
ward varsity race on the Thames river
Iure - will he rowed down stream at
o'clock tstandsrd timo), Frank ".
Chappell, chairman of the regatta
committee announced yesterday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
CARPENTER RESTS
AFTER HARD WORK

Manhassct, n. Y. June An heavy
work was called off today at the Car
pentier camp and Georges contrnted
himself with a morning road jaunt
and lsnG cross country walk in the
afternoon.
Tonight no enjoyed n Eve -ool movie
shown in his training camp residence.
This sort of entertainment will be pro-
vided for him two nights a week.
Trainer Gus Wilson is keeping tho
Frenchman to regular hours. He In
in bed at O'Clock at night and arises
at $50 o'clock in the morning. A light
hreak kfast is ready at $50 after which
comes fftcon minutes OF calisthenics.
then he spends two hours on tho road.
Before luncheon he sleeps an hour
then rests until J o'clock when train
ing is resumed.
Carpenter will not he permitted to
attend any moro bouts or other events
that might break into his training
hours.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
California 8
Meet Princeton

Princeton, n. j.. June The first
showing of a western crew in the east
is only two days off with California
meeting the Princeton variety on Lake
Carnegie Saturday. The men from the
Golden Gate are spending these few
days in hard work. Coach b. r.. Wal
lis has been sending his charges over
the fun course every day since his
arrival Sunday, and for the past two
days has been rowing three miles at
a stretch with tho stroke around
twenty nine beats to the minute. The
only criticism that Coach Wallis has is
that the catch is not quite az 1t should
be.
In the three mile spin the oarsmen
held their form better than at any time
previous and under harder conditions.
John Sinclaire who replaced Morgan
who was i'll. at the number six position
in the race against Cornell last Satur-
day. will continue Mt that position It
was announced today by Coach Spacth
of Princeton.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
GEORGES TRAINERS
SAY he WILL WIN

Nsnhsaset. y. Y, June 2.--Sparrins
partners who have entered the ring
for workouts with Georges Carpenter
declared today that Dempsey Chanccs
of winnins over the French boxing
champion were extremely slim.
lack GoldborE. "a welterweight from
Panama. who received hit of punish
ment in the stable arena yesterday, dc
ciarod he had never seen such pow
crful right hand.
1T will fool anybody he said.
sam McNey, a negro heavyweight.
who has known Georges since he began
his rims career. bore out the statement
concerning the strong right arm. and
emrhatioslly predicted that Dempsey
would experience unconsciousness on
July :.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
BENNYBERRIS' CHICAC0BANTAM,
CHALLENGES WINNER OF FP.A.C.
Emil Thiry's Chicago Boxer Desires To Gain 49,
Honors In This State As Step To
Lead

When Demon Reverb and Joe
Coffee meet in a fifteen-round box
ing bout on the first Pueblo Athletic
Club fight card at the Majestic thea
ter next Tuesday night Pueblo fistic
fans are going to be treated to the
fastest, most fierce brand of boxing
it has been their good fortune to see
in many day. Both lads are fast
clever boys and have received favor
able mention in fistania circles over
the country
Only the other day letter was re-
ceived in this office from an ex-prize
fighter who is now in the promoting
game in southern California who
stated that he hoped to obtain Cof-
fees service in the four-round gos on
| the coast within the next two months.
The latter went on to praise the
ing that Joe was the best bantam in
Colorado.
Who is the best weight
| boxer in Colorado?
That is the question.
We have Mike Pagano. Joe the
| Wop, Young Sol. Joe Coffee and
| Demon Reverb here in Pueblo
Known in Denver as the Haven OF
| Bantams." In Denver there are a
number of boys who are bantams but
not in the same class with the hard
hitting Puebloans.
| bennN berTlS, OF ChlCdEo. ana one
| of Emil Thiry's proteEes. has invaded
the bantam ranks in Colorado now
| and is in Denver at the present time.
| Over long distance phone to this of
flee Wednesday night, Thiry's young
ster challenged the winners of the
Pueblo Athletic club main events.
| Berries stated that he would fight at
any time over the 1O-round route
plenty long enough for bantamweighf
fighters. who are usually young. es
lpecially if they are very good.
We have seen Berris fight and
deem it our duty to state that some
Pueblo fight promoter. preferably
the p. A. C. should match the Chi
caGoan with one of the Pueblo quartet.
In order to definitely settle the
question of bantam weight supremacy
the Pueblo Athletic club has ar
ranged Tuesday nights card. The
bouts will be in the nature of an
elimination. That is the winners OF
the two main events will meet in an
attraction for the championship OF
the state at a later date.
, Berris probably has no right tc
claim a fight with any of the Colo
RADIO 11s-poupd boys unless he mean:
tho bantam division. OF course there
was never n fighter that we knew bui
that expected to be n champion in his
division at some time or another,-so
1t follows that Borris should be given
n match.
In addition to tho double main
event on the r. A. c. card. Pueblo
Isportsmen will sec Willie Mnyfield
and Bulldog Rogers in fast four
session bout. Both boys are colored
heavywcichts and anxious to emulate
the accomplishments of their kins-
man the famous Jack Johnson.
Rogers is in good mood and promises
to show Mayfield how hard he can
hit and how soon"
Special added attractions in tho
way OF n one reel fight film OF Car
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
I|LDEM / DEFEATS
FRENCH RAQUETEER

St cloud. France, June a.-CRy The
Associated Press>-william T. Tilden
champion. defeated NJ. Danet. of
France. in one of the semi -fina |
matches of the worlds hard court
championship here today. The score
was s-2. ST.. S-1, 40.
Erik Tegner. of Denmark. defeated
william II. Iaurentz. of France in
straight sets. g.. 81. Ga.
William I. Tilden of Phils delhia. and
Arnold Jones of Providence. defeated
Foret and Couiteas of France, in the
mems doubles of the worlds hard court
tennis mpionships here today, s-3.
is. so. s-l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
CECIL LE|1CH MEETS
MISS WETHERED TO-DAY

Turnherry. Scotland. June c.-cRy
Tho Associated Press)-Miss Cecil
Leitch. present womans open golf
champion and Joyce Wothercd, close d
champion. will meet tomorrow in the
final of the British ladies' open golf
championship tournament. In the
emi-flnals today Miss Wethcred dis
posed of Miss l.. ScrogEic, Scottish
player. and 6. Miss Leitch oncount-
cred strong opposition from Janet
Jackson. the Irish champion and won
hy only | up.
In tho other semi-nnll match. MiHa
Cecil Leitch. the British open cham
pion. beat Miss Janet jackson, the
Irish champion. by ono up.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
FR0MPROMOTER
TOCAPlTALlST.
Tex Rickard Now Conced-
ed To Be Captain OF
Industry

New York, June From pugflistdo
is the route Tex Rickard has travelled.
Gone is the glamor of the early bouts
he promoted. The picturesque color
'.rHNs. which surrounded arrange
mon s at the staging of the Gans-Nel-
~" battle at G,oldfield. Nevada. the
b. son-Jeffries combat at Reno, and
60 the Dempsey Willard match at
Toledo.
In those days Rickard had his office
in his hat. Every move of the pro-
moter was made under the watchful
eyes Of hundreds of fight fans and re-
porters.
Rickard was the last man to go to
his room at night and the first to ap
pear in the hotel corridor in the even
ms. He was PACED at every hour of
the day.
Today all is changed. The Dempsey
Carpenter bout is n modern business
proposition. BUSINESS is not done in
mountain forming n background. Rick
ard is reached in n private office. IL
one has important matters to discuss.
only after n gnuntlet of secretaries and
other office diCritaries are passed. In
place of the hotel lobby is suite of
offices.
Mails and kilograms flow into the
executive department of Madison
square garden in an endless stream.
Messengers depart hourly to adjacent
banks 10 cache the proceeds of ticket
sales. No big mercantile corporation
liz buster
Rickard sits in his inner sanctum. the
walls Of which are hung with photo
graphs Of the scenes of his earlier and
more spectacular promotions. His date
book shows every minute accounted for
until o'clock at night or later.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
Far Eastern Baseball
Games Are Finished

Shanghai. June 2.-Thc series ot
games among japanese, Chinese ana
Fflipinos was completed yesterday. Two
games Of baseball were played. in
which the Japanese and Filipino mines
each gained n victory. the score being
the same in each case. TO o.
China defeated Japan at soccer foot
bail. four to nothing. China also won
the rcntathlon. basketball. volley ball
and football championships.
The F1lipnos won tho swimmin :
championshir
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

pentier and Dempsey and a orchestra
have been procured by the boxing
committee of the Pueblo Athletic
club.
Paste boards for the fight may be
obtained from the sports editors of
tho Chieftain and the Star Journal
for $3.50 ringside, and 5000, $3.50
and S1.00 plus war tax. Tentative
reservations may be made by phoning
1861. sports editor of The Pueblo
Chieftan after O'Clock at night.
Reservations will be cinched on re-
ceipt of money.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

Ratteries-ShoCNsT. UfU"rfy' r]''
and Sevcrcid. Collins. Shawkcy anu
Schang.
sumnary-Two-basc hits, williams
three base hits. Rutht. Gerber home
runs. Pipp. shswkey: stolen base.
Gerber: sacrifice hit, Ward. double
PLAYS. Ward to McSally to Ripp.
Meusel to Pipp: bases on nalls. OF
Rayne innings pitched. shocker >.
peberry |. Bayne 2: struck out. ny
Shnwkey 5. shookcr ;, Bayne q losing
pitcher Shockcr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
Batted for North in eth.
Battsd for Bivierc in sth.
CINCINNATI
]
4 Il =

Batteries 80 Goodwin, Schurr. North.
Riviere. Sherdel and Clemons. Dill
hocfer. Roger. Ellcr and Hargrave.
Summary-rvo base hits; Schultz.
Hornsby. Lawn. Three base hits:
Rohne. RoRse. HsrSravc. Home ruin;
Duncan. Stolen bases: bavan. sac
yifce hits: McEenry. rBessler. Dau-
bert RoIsh. Double plays; kopf to
Fonseca to Daubert. Smith TO Four
nier. Lavan to Stock to Hornsby. Base
on balls. Rogre. 4. Schupp. ?. North.
I. Innings pitched: Rosge. Id;
Elier. 1 %. Goodwin, 20, Sehupp.
I la: North. j. Riviere. 1: Sher-
dell. I. Hi, hy pitcher; By Riviere.
Roush Losing pitcher; Goodwin.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
Sandlot League

The Court of Honor Brownies will
meet the Baker Streamers at 10th
street and Grand avenue tonight at
Sis o'clock.
Manager Parker. of tho Lithias an
nounced last night that a general prac-
tice and workout of his nine would be
staged at tho old Central grounds to-
night at $50 o'clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
AMERICAN

Philadelphia, Penn. June q
Manager Cobbs home run won for
Detroit from Philadelphia in the
tenth inning. Philadelphia's carly lead
was offset by loose playing behind
keers effective pitching in the sixth
and seventh. Bush beat out a single
10 deep short with two out in the
tenth. then WEIGH tried to catch
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
arps NAT Goopwu> OUT

Clnclnnati Ohio. juno 2.-Cincinnati
hsttad Goodwin out OF tho box In two
innings held the lead thru free hit
ting game and won from St Louis.
Duncan In the fifth drove the ball over
the left field wall. the FIRST time this
feat has been accomplished in the pre-
sent park. Score.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
HUAw SPORT RELATIONS

Lausanne. Switzerland. June 2.--Re-
neval of sporting relations with Aus
tria and Hungary was voted by the
international swimming congress here
today. Belgium, England and France
voted against the resumption. Dele
gates from the United States. Canada.
Denmark. Finland. Norway Greece.
Sweden Switzerland. Belgium. Eng
land and France were present.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
weEsTIE ENDS IN r,car

Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Juno ITO
nights wrestling match between. Jack
Reynolds of Cedar Rapids. weiter-
weight champion, and Gus kallio. of
Norfolk. Nebraska, ended in fight.
kallio butted Reynolds in the mouth.
knocking out a front toot Reynolds
struck Eallio and the referee disaual-
fled kalho. Finally IL was declared
no match and the audience given back
rnopey
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
PITTSRuRG

EatiCrtsS-N Nehf and smith. Zinn.
Carlson and schmidt
Summaries. Two base hits Young.
: Burns. Tieru~y. Three base hits
Fapp. FriEch Stolen hases-Bigbee.
Tierncy Sacrifice hits-Walkcr. :.
Bincroft. Frisch. Young. Kelly. Tier
ney. Double -Maranville to Cut
shaw TO Grimm. Base on bslls-Nehf.
4. zinu. 4 Carlson. 2. Innings pitched
linn. : i-S. Carlson. "a, Struck out
Sohf. / Zinn, l. Carlson. /. Losing
uifcher=Einn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
GOLF DV Nw

London. June 2.-C6y The Associated
Prees)-The draw for the British open
golf championship which viii bc played
over tho st. Andrews course beginning
juno 20. was made today. There were
15s entrants. including II American
professionals and fivc amateurs. in
ciudinE Chick Evans of Chicago and
Bobby Jones OF Atlanta.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
CLANTS0UTPLAY
PITTSBURC Nine
New York Blanks Pirates
7Points In Fast
Game
NATIONAL
NATIONAL

Pi,tsburs. Penn. June 2-The New
York Giants outelassed the PittsburS
Pirates today winning seven TO moth
ing Nehf was slightly unsteady at
times hut tishtened with men on bases.
Tho Giants hammered linn off the
mound in the eighth and kept up the
heavy batting on Carlson.
vnDL
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

Philadelphia 600 no 00l Il
Batteries-Oldham. Holling and
Bassler: Keefe, Hasty and Perkins.
Summary-Two base hits: Bassler.
Blue. witt. Welch, McCann. Home
runs: CoSb, C. Walker. stolen base:
.C. Walker. Sacrifice hits: Jones.
Flagstsad. Double plays: BRAZIL to
Galloway to Dykes to Galloway.
Ducan tunassistedD. Bases on balls'
Oldham, 5 Holing. /: keefe. /. In
ninEs pitched: Oldham. 9; Hollins,
I: Keefe. .: Hasty. 1. Hit by pitcher; :;
Keefa, /. Struck out: BY Oldham, a.
BY HollinG, 1; By keefe, 3.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

New York. June Baron d. car
ter. Belgian ambassador TODAY cahled
to the committee arranging the trans
Atlantic yacht race for tho cup offered
by King Albert that the event had
been postponed until three honafide
entries were received only two have
been made to date.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Al Columbus. /. Minneapolis, Z.
At Toledo. o. st Paul. l.
At Indianapolis. I; MILWAUKEE,, l. =.
At Louisville, IL: Kansas CITY l.
ten innings)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
YANKEES HAMMER sHockEs

New YORK. June 2.-The hanke"'
Shocker for seven runs IN
fve innings today. defeating st. Louis
Z to 2 Pipp got a home run with two
on base in the first. while Shawkey
poIed out a circuit hit in the second
with Schang ahead. Score.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
.rx.roR. SOLVE KERR

washinGton. u. G, Juno " ~"
ington solved Kerr for twelve hits,
twice as many as Courtney welded 10
CO.. nv inntnEs: X. II. Il.
1-,.t.. oin nSo oin-a s
washington go. cno oio "7x-I IL
Batteries and Yaryan; Court
ney and Charity.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
MANAGER COBB'S Home run Wins
F0RDETROIT FROM PHILADELPHIA
Athletics Early Lead Is Offset By Loose Playing Be-
hind Keefe's Good Twirling In Sixth
Frame

Cobb's low liner and it bounced past
him.
C. Walker opened the local half by
a home run into the left field bleach
Snnra.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Atlanta. 5: Nashville, q.
At Birmingham. o; Mobile, |.
At Memphis. 4. ChattsncoEn. g.
At Little Rock, 3. New orleans.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
WESTERN LEAGUE

At pes Mo,nes. 4; ST Joseph. o.
AT wichita. s. Tulsa, z.
Al Omaha. I. Sioux City 5.
Oklahoma City at Joplin. rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

Atlantic city. n. j. June E'--Jo.h
Dempsey broke his silence today on the
possible outcome of his fight July z,
when a friend asked him pointelank II
he would knock out Carpenter.
II have a hunch that | will he re-
piled laughingly, "and II I'm feeling
good that day the fight will be over in
side of four rounds
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
BOWLING

Wright went duck shooting June lst
and pulled down 6s 81 Il 81 "A and IS.
Not so bad.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Gnmcs To-day.

Boston at Cincinnati.
BROOKLYN at Chicago.
Now York at Pittsnurc.
Philadelphia at St Louis.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
,xp,,Is T>kF FIRST

Boston. Mass. June ..-SieVoi'nu
poston. s to I today. Uhle and Gard
ner led an onslaught on three Boston
pitchers. =
,.,s,.si,,d -. isn .oa i1n-s II J
BOSTON ............ 600 l9o l"s
Batterias-Uhle and Thomas' Myers
Saitzke and Walters,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

L - 49, - - - =
Smoky took hand and using Saw
age double-barrel knocked over $3.50
his first time.
Peterson and Lee reached 4th place
in the handicap Wednesday night by
, hard and consistent shooting. Lee
shot his best series this season. Geo.
couldn't keep his pill from backing up
or they would have easily taken 1st
place.
Peterson .........1I2 10 $50 IS ss7
Lee ................256 2i5 257 7Ss
1875
sam Way took on Davidson yestcr-
day twhile 1t hailed) and ne got hailed
in three games.
Way .................1o, % % sa5
Dave ...................10 los 1i0 10I Sa5
Davidson and Lee opened the June
duck pin tournament yesterday after
noon by hombarding the new ducks
for III and ~. Lee coping hirh game
of 1H and series OF 3si. Dawes high
fame WAS 1875 getting three strikes
in n row and spare in the 18th
DAVIDSON ..............1 lbs 100 iS0 5s5
Lee .................-... 90 1ii liz S52
III
Davidson ...............f5e as iOs Ssi
Lee .1eo III 40 5sl
Il.
1850 was the best Dameron and Null
holland could do last night. That was
plenty good enough Charlie says.
Otto ...............lsa 1Ts 1si ioS $50
Mul. ...............t14 LIS c06 IS 500
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