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, 1921-07-18

Johann Boldt, were placed on trial here
yesterday in the Supreme Court charged
witt murder in the first degree for firing
on lifeboats after the torpedoing If the
Canadian hospital ship "Landovery Cas-
tie" in the Summer of 1918, The case
differs from the others which have been
heard by 1.-THE court in connection with
charges growing out of violations of
civilized warfare in as much as the pro-
ceedings are on behalf of the German
prosecutor, Great Britain had only de-
manded the trial of commander Pat7ig
of the Submarine which torpedoed the
hospital ship, VIII" fled the country, but
tn prosecutors, after examining the
evidence, ordered the trial of Dittmar
and Boldt Thirteenth British N. A. So,
German witnesses, including Admiral
Won Trotha, former Chief of the German
Admiralty, will appear. Lieut.. Dittmar
appeared in uniform, while Lieu. Boldt
was dressed in civilian clothes. Both of
them wore iron crosses. Asked what
was his answer tC the charge, Dit
mar ~sullenly refused to make reply.
saying he had pledged his word to com
mander PatZig never to speak about the
case. Lieut.. Boldt pleaded not guilty.
adding he was obliged to obey the COM
mander whose word was ''law" refeTr-
ing to the %torpedoing of the vessel, but
he was silent regarding the charge of
firing on the lifeboats. Second officer
Chapman of the "Landover Castle gave
an impressive account of the sinking of
the hospital ship and the subsequent con-
duct OF the submarine. He said he was
ordered, under threat of instant death,
aboard the submarine. although he
pleaded to save his comrades who were
left TO drown. Chapman was released
in his lifeboat, but afterwards he was
reordered alongside the submarine and
question: whether the "Landovery Cas-
tle' carried ammunition, which he de-
MED. One of the German officers charq-
ed that the ship had eight United States
flying officers aboard. Chapman said
thai he replied that they were army ser
vice corps officers. The lifeboat was re-
leased. after which the witness declared
the submarine fired IA shells, two OF
them passing over the lifeboat. Chap
man said he saw a British sailor on the
submarine, but that he was pushed off.
Of the seven lifeboats of the hospi al
ship, two of them capsized, although
the sea was calm.
London, July 13th.-Tbe House of
Lords has passed the bill legalizing mar
riage with a deceased brothers. widow.
Kingston, Jamaica, July 18th. The
Canadian naval squadron consisting of
the liQht cruiser Aurora and the des-
troyers Patrician and Patriot arrived
, 1921-07-18
St. Thomas News.

The Editor of the St. Thomas Mail
Notes was brought before the Police
Court, charged with contempt of Court,
contained in an article in his paper, was
found guilty and sentenced to five days
Imprisonment and a fine of twenty-five
Dollars.
, 1921-07-18

VI rGUuClDS tue uuIIlU0F Oh u8n III TIE
Police Force, to the contrary | advocate
thai they be given arms and ammuni-
ton, so that they could be prepared III
cases of emergency.
The Vice-Chairman (Coulter) took the
Chair and 4th Appointed Member Black
wood took his floor seat.
No ,one requesting the word further
the items under the Police & Prison De-
as amended were put t. the
vote.
8 members voted for; none against.
Harbor & Pilot Dept. No remarks
he Chairman put the items under this
Department to the vote
8 members voted for; 0one against.
Fire Department-The Chairman read
the changes made under this Department
and remarked: | see the amount bud
getted for payment OF labOrers for eX-
tinguishing fires on estates are stricken.
[ wish to draw Governments attention
to the fact that there is an ordinance
creating this amount.
End Member for Christiansted Town
(Cumegata) remarked: Mr.. Chairman.
The Municipal Committee knows the ex-
istence OF the Ordinance. II was found
out, that the amount was not paid out
uniformly, and we were given to IN
derstand that if the money is n, t appro-
priated none will be paid nut.
No further remarks. the items under
the Fire Department were put to the
vote as amended and unanimously adopt
ed.
The Department of Health : The Chair
man read the changes maze under this
Department and said-With regards to
changing zone Ford Car" to "Automo-
biIes", | have been asked by many per
sons the meaning of this change.
End Member for Christiansted Gown
(Canegata) in reply to the ~ Speaker,
said, Instead of adopting a Ford Car
any kind of car could be purchased
1st Member for Frederiksted Country
District (ANderSen) j: Does that mean a
second hand car?
End Member for Christiansted Town
(Canegata) | do not know:
The Chairman remarked You will
get another new Ford Car for that
amount, but no other kind Of car.
The Office of the Chief Municipal
Physician was read as amended and put
to the vote.
8 members voted for; none against.
Municipal Hospital, Christiansted read
as amended put to the vote, and unani-
mously adopted.
The Municipal Hospital Fredriksted
read as amended, put to the vote and
unanimously adopted.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
SEVENTEEN AMERICAN
ENTRIES IN GOlF|EG

st. Andrews, Scotland. June 1a,-tBy
The Associated Press)-Scventeen
American amateur and professional
golfers tomorrow Will tee up at the
Royal and ancient golf clup for the
preliminary play for the British open
Eolf championship. Charles Evans.
Jr., American amateur champion.
drawn to meet James Nj. Baird, pro-
fessiona1, will not compete. having
spraincd wrist in Paris. The draw
in the qualifying rounds brings Amcri
cans against each other in Two in
stances. Clarence Hackney of Atlantic
city will meet Walter Hagen and j.
Burgess will play Jim. Barnes.
W. 9. Hunt is paired with Edward
Ray American open champion. There
arc 15s entrants. Tho low scores for
the first eighty men win qualify a
nlaNcr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
DEMPSEY SLOWED
by EDDIE O'AA2E

Atlantic City, N. j.. June 10
Working before big crowd Jack
Dempsey boxed with four sparrinG
partners today. Eddie OHare, New
York middleweight gave the cham
pion the best workout. His boxing
was SO impressive that experienced
ringsiders were of the opinion that he
made Dempsey look bit slow,
O'Harc is a former pupil of Willie
Lewis who was famous for his one
two punch and O'Hare nailed Dcmp-
scy twice with it Dempsey was not
hitting as viciously as he has been
however but O'Harc outmatchcd him
in speed.
Philadelphia Jack O'Rricn went the
second round with the champion.
O'Brien declared Dempsey was the
sharpcst AMI most accurate puncher
he had faced.
Larry Williams and Jack Renauit
faced Dempsey for the third and
fourth rounds. There were no dew
elopments in :he referee situation to-
night. Jack kearns said he would
attend the meeting of tho New Jersey
boxing commission tomorrow when
the rcfercc question probably will be
settled.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
PIRATES AND INDIANS RETAIN
LEAD WITH 500 PERCENTAGE

New York. juno ia-Dospite tho close
major league races a 500 pace has en-
abicd tho Pittsburs Nationals and
Cleveland Americans TO retain their top
place in the International series end
ing today. Tho Pirates won only eight
of fifteen games at home and lost the
lead for a few DAYS to New York. which
has seven victorio. and eight defeats.
Tho Indians took seven OF their fif-
teen games In tho east whilo their
nearest rival. Now York. cut down
their lead by winning ten games out
of fifteen.
Tho Boston Nationals have taken M
tho chase after tho leaders. taking four
games out of ave from ST Louis. Gin
cirnsti has won ninc Of their last thir-
teen games.
Chicago is not scoring In proportion
to its batting.
In tho American league Washington
is gaining on Cleveland and New York.
Boston uncovered splendid pitching
against Detroit and advanced to fourth
place by taking four straight.
Detroi, los, Its ninth straight game
today and is only short distance
ahead of Chicago. which is playing
srlendidly.
Ruth failed to hit homer In tho
Whit. SoN series after making six on
the Tigers tvirlers.
The weeks record in each league in
cludinE games Of June rs follows:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
GEORGES CARPENTER
AS A YACHTSMAN

Mania ssset. y. V. June io.-
Georges Carpenter had a dsy OF rest
today. except for few iish, calls
thenics
with Manager Des Camps ard a
party OF friends he spent the morn
ing yachting as guest of Rene Re-
villon. While the others fished
Georges took the wheel After his
csllsthenics In the afternoon he on
,crtained friends on the lawn and re-
c,ivei visitors
During tho absence Of the party
aorno small boys invaded tho camp
and tore down the wall Nof tho canvas
that has shut View Of tho boxing
ring from an adjacent field.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20

William Harrison Jack" Dempsey.
born in Manasss. Col. June -. 1895.
is a novice in ring affairs when com
pared with the fistic experience OF
Georges Carpenter. his challenger.
Carpenters earliest ring engagements
date back to 1907. when the French
man was but slip of a boy. pcmp-
sey's first official battles were fought
in 1915.
A contest with one Kid Hancock.
whom Dempsey knocked out in u
single round. Is the first Official en-
Eagement credited TO the conqucror
OF jess Willard. Dempsey. however
tells. with evident delight. OF an earlier
battle.
Dempsey himself was the promoter
ticket t-takcr and principal on that
boxing program. which grew out OF an
argument with another youth at Mon
trc.c- Col They wcro about TO settle
the difficulty in the usual American
style. with fists, when Dempsey, show
Ing "A certain business acumen that has
been noticeable In both him and his
manager In later days. suggested that
they hold the bout indoors. and charge
admission. A few days later. they
pitched n ring in tho town dance hall
the door until II was time to night
They split the $50 gate and declared
II was easy money.
That bout started Jack Dempsey In
the profession which was to mako him
subsequently the highest paid athlete
any sport has seen.
Hc fought q battles during 1915 and
1916. winnin-; is by knockouts and five
on decisions. He fought three draws
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
HISTORY RING BATTLES
DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER
NUMBER |.

and was defeated once. by Jack Dow
ncy.
How Georges Carpenter. taken from
a Lens brewery. where he worked as
an office boy. won his first battle by
knocking out Francois Descamps. his
Instructor. when Dcscamps attempted
to chastisc the youth. rs one OF the
choice legends OF boxing. Descamps
keen perception ON that day. Is well MS
his shrcwdness and perseverance,. has
been "A most important factor IN bring
Ing tho French boxer to the prominent
position he now occupies.
Three four round contests consutut-
cd Carpenters first year OF ring ac-
tiyity in is1;. Two of these hc won.
defeating "n points Bourgeois and
Wetinck. French boxers whose only
claim to fame is that they once met
Georges Carpenter. There was more
opposition in the third battle and at
the end OF four rounds. Carpenter was
tho loser TO ono Major another
Frcnchman who has sunk Into OBJ
security. CaTpcnticr'H total ring earn
ings for thut year arc said to have
been slsf.
Tho following year Was moro success
fui Twice IN his 18th year tho ycuns
Frcnchmln won hy knockouts, stop
ping Moincrcau. a fellow countryman
and Salmon. an Enslishman. tho first In
thrco rounds. tho latter In 4. In an
other bout with salmon. Carpenter
won on - foul in is rounds. He then
defeated icpinc In six rounds and
fought two draws. pcEcamps had been
bringing his youthful protcgc alonE
carefully and already he was showing
excellent form amo- Frances best
bantnnwei< <hts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
Hitting
Spoils Baseball

Chicago. juno ie.-Hcavy hitting Is
spelling baseball. Manager Johnny
Evcrs of the Chicago Cubs believes.
The hard hitting is making life mis-
orabic for the inficidcrs and spelling
the game" said Evcrs. The balls
com. down TO the players so fast that
there is great danger OF n man grtt-
Ing hurt and the players can't afford to
take tho chances they used to take on
bad hoppcrs.
''unconsciously the inficlders arc
getting in tho habit OF turning and
fielding the ball sideways 30 as to avoid
n possible accident. for they know the
balls are hi, 80 hard now that a bad
hop into tho face would result In a
broken jaw.
Half "a dozen players have been hurt
already this season by being III, by
battsd balls and some of them were in
the game for many days.
The clean fielding of a few years
ago. il impossible. They say tho ball
isn't any livslior. but II must be or II
wouldn't travel 70 fast.
Pulling an inficid in to cut off a
runner at tho plate when a man 1. on
third with none or one out IL almost
suicide now. when that close to tho
batter. tho inficldcr Is Just trusting to
providence tina, he doesn't get hurt.
II suppose the fans like to sec hitting
but they don't like to sec loose fielding
and no other kind IL possible under
present conditions
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
TRIO OF ATHLETES
PICKED FOR MEET

Boston. MsEr.. June in.-Frcd Fail
or. crack distance runner of tho
Dorchester club. has been added To
the tri, Of New England athletes to
represent this section at tho national
month.
Jimmy Connolly. Of Georgetown
university and Jake y. priscoil Of
Boston college as representative Of
the Boston Athletic association and
Ned Gourdin, Hsrvard's negro star
were picked after tho y. r. A. n =.
meet at the Harvard gtsdium yestnr-
day.
Counoll, will he entered in tho
mile. DriEroll in tho quarter mile and
Gourdin IN the ali-around compcti-
ttpr<
Fsiier. who set n new record for
this section in tho five milo run yes
trrdsy cnlHtcd for that event at
Pasadena.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
GORILLA JONES WINS
FROM LEO MATlock

Jusre, Mexico. June ie.-GoriIla
Jones. negro middlewcigh, of AIcxan.
dria. stopped Leo Mat,ock. San Fran
cisco. middlaweight. in tho sixth roun,.
OF a scheduled lo-round bout here this
afternoon. Matlock took the first two
rounds. Jones being on the defensive
thru thes. two rrriods. Jones opened
up in tho third and from then and un-
I'll Matiock'J seconds threw up tho
sponge IL was Jones fight. Jones
noored Matoca In tho third. fourth.
Nth and 4iSth rounds. the last two
timcs for the coun, Of ..
In the fourth. tho bell saved MatIock
and IN the third. Mstlock took tho
count Of seven. Jones' most effective
blow was riEht cross counter and a
right hook 20 the jaw. Da. Hawkins
Of III Paso won the decision of the ref
orcc over Jack Darcy Of Los Angeles
In a 10 round bout.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
CARPENTER SA|O
QUICKEST THINKER

Paris Juno lo.-tBy Tho AEro-
oia,od ProsS)-Tha Carpcnticr-Dcm
sry fight In tho onlnion of Castor
Vidal. undcrSocrotary OF state for
physical culture and sport. will dew
clop into tho hiticrcst baltic staged
between hcayy-vciEhts.
Dempsey l. ono Of the greatest
hshtnE machines seen in tho prize
ring he said. But so is Carpenter.
And feel safe TN sayinE Carpenter
is a quicker thinker.
Thus everything being equal rhy-
cieolly tho victory msst revert TO tho
man whose brain will propci his mus
tlcf without tho slightest delay.
mink that man Is Carp.nticr.-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
At THE MAJESTIC

For tho first time in over two
weeks. the Majestic opened its doors
y'sicrday and Manager rcntrr says
thcy showed tu capacity houses day
and evening
Aside from tho fact that relaxation
wah great boon to . majority Of tho
audicncof. after tho stress and strain
sihcH tho night of June !. an ckccp-
uonslly fine picture drama. or rather
Hupcr spectacle was shown and tho
Simc bill will he repeated today and
THIS evening. The Lure of Egypt
iE from tho famous novel There Wa
King in Egypt and 1t has an all
star cast.
With this thriller there will ha
shown an International Sews depict
ins important and interesting events
day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
RANK OUTSIDER WINS
FRENCH STEEPlECHAsE

raris. Juns ia.-CBy Tho associated
fress)-Roi Eolsc. a forty to ono shot
today won tho French grand national
st.eplechasc 1T four miles. ono hundred
yards. The stake carried two hundred
thousand francs.
All but two Of the ten entries either
fell or refused TO take tho Jumps.
Master Bob was second and Herod MI
tho favorite was given third
Jockey Parfrcmcnt. who rcdc Hcros
MI was set down by the stewards for
tho remainder Of 1921 on all French
rncc courses because Of his ride He
took ihc wrong course on the third time
around the track. Tho crowd was In
an ugly mood and threatened harm to
him. hut h. was given protection by
the police.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
GULLANE LOW SCORER
AT BROADMOOR GOLF

Colorado Springs. Colo. Juno ia.-
Playing consistent and ut time, bril-
liant golf. 'Jamcs Guiisnc, Broad
moor professional. had the low score
Of ~ Mt tho four-bsli medal at the
Erosdmoor golf course this afternoon.
Ralph Smith of tho Denver Country
club and Fred Boil of the Lakewood
country club Of Denver. tied for see
ond place with rs. Charles Bell. tho
professional at tho Rocky Mountain
corrrc at Denver. was marked an s7.
sltho he shot some OF tho most bril-
lsnt golf of the entire afternoon play
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
AUTOMOBILE BANDITS
OPERATING IN PARIS

Faris. Juno n = Fivr autnmohiIe
bandits looted show windows oi
jewolry store in tho boulevard 81. Mar
tin today escaping with gold. silver
and precious stones valucS at iVe
hundred thousand francs Scores OF
oniookors scurricd TO cover from gun
firc opened by three of the men who
remained in the automobile while tho
two others smashed the windows.
The bandits drove OF with their loot.
clearing the street with renewed firinS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
Baseball Meeting Called

Cleveland. Ohio. June in.-Thc
meeting Of the owners Of tho National
and American league baseball clubs,
schedulcd for pittshurr tomorrow To
discuss rules. has hccn recalled. Judge
X. NJ Landis announced tonight
The owners rrem In he too busy
lust now with their ball clubs To pay
ary attention to rules or writing or
anything clso pertaining to the
game" he said
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
LEONARD'S TRAINING
CAMP Is IN SHAPE

Benton Harbor. Mich. juno 10
Training camps for Benny Leonard.
world champion lightweight fighter. and
Sailor Freedman OF Chicago, who will
meet here IN tho open air arena July 4.
now arc being put into share by a
corps OF mon under tho direction Of Ike
Bernstein. Tho two fighters are under
contract to como to Benton Harhor for
training two weeks before tho fight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
TEAM GOLF POPULAR

Chicago. Juno i?.-Tcsm golf popular
in England but almost unknown on
most American links. Is becoming
popular on tho Chicago courses. Each
player on n team carries . different
club. one doing all the driving. another
all the brnssio work. another all tho
putting. and 70 on. Only ono bah Is
used by each team, and with each
piaY"r using only thc club Mt which he
Is most adept. remarkable scores arc
being made.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
Eighth Infantry Wins
German RELAY Race

Coblenz. June 1a.-The fifty kilo-
metre relay race from Cochem TO
Coblenz run today by ten teams from
orra ranizations of American forces In
Germany was won by the eighth In
s.ntrv. The time was 2 hours. SIS
minutes and % seconds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
GREEN KOS FOWLER

Fort Worth. Texas. June ia Hobby
Green of ~ re-n knocked out Jack
Fowler. champion of Fort sam lious-
ton In ono minute Of boxing Ian, night
Gr-.n connected n right hook 10 tho
jaw. Tho men hrc lightweiehts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20

Chicago. Ill, June 19.-New York
knocked Vaughn off the slab in the
first inning today and scored nine
runs enough TO win from Chicago.
Jones stopped the Giants after the
first inning giving way to n pinch
hitter in the eighth after which
Cheevcs finished. Jess Barnes held
Chicago to four hits.
NEW YORK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
KERR'S PLAYING ENABLESS0X
TOWlNLAST CAMEOF SERIES
Wee Chicago Hurer Holds Locals To One Hit In First
Six Innings and Bats In Three Runs
Himself
AMERICAN

New York, June 19.-Kerr's playing
enabled Chicago to defeat New York
today and gave the series to the White
Sox. three games to one. Kerr held
the locals to one scratch hit in the
first six innings and also batted in
thrcc runs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
pUULJF,S WIN IN sTU

Cincinnati. Ohio. June ia.-Philadsl-
phia made fve hits and scored four
runs In the NTH inning and won from
Cincinnati Play was interrupted In the
fourth inning by rain.
Philadelphia ........c0 oio oni-5 10 o
Cincinnati .......... .noi col cop-. o
Batteries - Baumrartncr and Brus-
gy: Luluo and Hsrgrav5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
x-one out whom winning
ST. LOUIS

sUTNTNdTN-TWN FI0fHNNV.
McHenry, Southworth. Ford Three
base hits; Powell. Home run: Horns
by Bases on balls: Oeschecr. ?;
Doak. l. Walker. 1. Innings pitched;
Doak. s; Walker. !. Struck out; hv
oc-chcer. I. Doak. 1: Walker. !. wild
pitch: Doak :.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGrE.

Ga0es Today.
Philadelphia at FittshurE
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Only two games scheduled
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
new YORK KNOCKED VAUGHN
OFF SLAB and ARE WINNERS
Nine Runs Are Made In First Inning Jones Holds
Giants After Opening gSession-Cardinals
Win

Hornsby and McHenry in the ninth
scored three runs and st. Louis de-
feated Boston. The win broke the Car
dinals' losing streak of five games.
Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20

Dr. Helen A. Pepoor. dean Of WON
on Mt Whitman College. has just re-
tired after nearly 40 years Of service
az a member of the college faculty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
Goodyear Announces
Reduction On Truck Tires

Akron. Ohio. Juno ia-The GOODYEAR
Tire and Rubber company SATURDAY
announced reductions on pneumatic
and solid truck tires. Reductions on
six. seven and eight inch pneuma tic
truck tiros average 75h per cent on
solid truck nrcs tho average reduction
In 10 per cont. Reductions on pneu-
r,atic tires over reduction Is 10 per
cent. The reductions bring prices
practically to pre-wsr levels, It was
said
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20

Dempsey and the powerful. light
ning-like legs of Georges Car
pentier.
Sport scribes who have seen
Georges Carpenter in action are
agreed on one thing at least
That is the French aspirant to
the worlds heavyweight title has
the greatest pair of legs a boxer
ever wore. "Super-legs" the ex-
perts are calling them. Carpen-
tiers legs are built like those Of
a Greek god. With them he
glides and springs about the ring
with n grace and speed of tiger.
They are the main spring in his
catapult form of attack. 1t will
be a case Of Carpenters legs VS..
Jack Dempsey's massive, pile
driving arms when the paic meet.
Carpenter devotes much of his
training hours to keeping his legs
IN condition. Dempsey, on the
other mitt, pays particular atten-
ton to his walloping arms. Il
the bout lasts long aouRh to b
interesting the comparative
styles of fighting will give the
fans dope for some t'--c to come.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
for Sargent in 9th.
or I-N-EJ >r

z-Batted for Covelcskie in ith.
zz-Battsd for Nunamaker in eth.
zzz-Batted for Mails in eth.
Defolt .........-...........2 2o2 100 COO
Cleveland ..........on onn 1I2 IOx-s
summary: Two base hits-Speaker.
Nunamaher, Mails. Three base hits
Gardner, Nunamaker. Stolen base
Cobb Ainsmith. Sacrifice-Jones. Bush.
Double play-WambsTans Sewell and
Burns. Bases on balls-Off Leonard
l; sutherland. .: Oldham. /. Middle
ton. :; Covaleskie. /: Mails. /. Innings
pitchcd-Lconard 1-3: Sutherland. /:
Oldham. o. Pitched TO one batter
! 2-S: Coveirskie. s: Mails, 5. Baybym.
?. Hit ny pitchcr-By Middleton,
.smithl: Struck out by Leonard, 8:
Mails, 3.
ST. LOUIS TAKES LAST
Washington. n. C.. June lo.-St
Louis only victory OF the tive game
series came today in tho tenth inning
OF a pitching duel between Davis and
johnson when tho bases were fun and
two out. passed ball by Charity
permitted Williams to score:
-. Louis -.-........ .0i0 90 0o5 IL 2
Washington ....... 900 o1I on OIL s o
Bsttcries-rsvis and SEVERED; John .
son and Charity.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Al Louisville. ?. Toledo. IL
second Eame-Rain.
At Milwaukee. as.
St Paul. az.
At Kansas city, 20. Minneapolis. 81
At indianapolis. al. Columbus. 5-io
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Des Moincs. II: Joplin. ?.
At st Joseph. Z. Wichita. 6. DO
At sioux City. is, Tulsa. o.
At Omaha. s-ii. Oklahoma. ,.s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-20
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

A, New orclsns. 5; Memphis. 1.
At Mobile. i5-7. Nashville. as.
Chattanooga :. Little Rock. Is.