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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-03

Another dredger was put into
operation this week on the dix
ing of 1900 acres of Indian marsh
lands on upper klamath lake. Be-
tween three and four miles OF
levees are now up.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-03

The Oregon City council is plan
hing to lease the city hall for a 10
Year period at an annual rental of
$3.50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
CIV. TEAM CONFIDENT GIVING
LEAGUE LEADERS A TR0UNCINC

full game ahead of the Wire Mill the
Shops star twirler will be selected to-
day to keep the Shops team at the
top of the heap.
Barger will be the choice of the
Trainmen it is thought. Altho Man
ager Staurt may send either Hilton
or o'Connors against the Mechanics.
The hitting ability of the C. and w.
team has been a prominent feature
during the last few games that the
Railroaders have played and it will
take superb brand of pitching to
hold the team in check or to keep
them from clouting in enough runs to
cinch the victory.
The result of this game has created
no end of enthusiasm among the Steel
League fans who are practically
evenly balanced in their prediction as
to the winning club. In the event
that the Railroaders defeat the lead
ers and the Wire Mill should prove
the winner in the second contest,
tie will exist between the Shops and
Wire Mill teams for first position.
4 general shake up in the Rail Mill
in The effort to get the team into
winning combination has resulted be-
cause of their long and consistent
sring of defeats. The tailenders have
string of defeats. The tailenders have
but it seems that they have been un-
able to get the club into a smooth
playing organization. The efforts to-
day will be doubled in their endeavor
to break their monotony of three
straight losses since the first of the
month, but whether Manager Morris
will make good his threat to turn
back the conquerors of the Steel
League Champs is doubtful. altho it
may result as one of. the many sur
prises witnessed this year at the Steel
Loops ball park.
Prossen or Eberling will be the
choice of the Wire Mill team against
the tail enders, with Clyde Kuntz and
Lamb to fall back on in an emerS-
ency. The Rail Mill team will make
their choice from either Erickson.
Cochrane or Barta. but probably will
send Barta to the mound.
Two fast and classy games are as
sured the fans today that should fill
the stands long before the umpire
calls play Ball. at 1880 this after
noon for the first contest of the
double header. The second game is
scheduled to start promptly at $3.50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
RACING CIRCUIT HAS
EXCELLENT OPENING

The Rocky Mountain Racing Circuit
in Colorado. which covers seven points
in this state. had a most successful
opening during the past week with its
racing program at Fort Morgan.
The association is officered by A. J,
Simonson of Denver as president, and
j. l.. Besman of Pueblo as secretary.
The entry list this season is strong in
quality and large to quantity. At
tendance at the opening session WAS
large.
The next meet will be at Rocky
Ford. August so to September ?.
Loyeland dates arc September 6 to q
Next comes fongmont. on September
u to IL. followed by Brighton on Sep
tembcr 20 to "a
The big meet of all will be at tho
state fair. Pueblo. September IS to 30.
and the wind-up OF the circuit will
take place at Calhan on October to 5.
Manager Beaman states that there Is
every indication that the 1921 circuit
will he the most successful In the his
tory of the organization.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
SEM|.PR0 GAMES

The Butkovfch Mercantile company
basehaIl team will play the Blende All
Stars on the Eller grounds, beginning
at o'clock this afternoon.
When tho umpire calls play ball this
affArnoon At 2 o'clock on the La Junta
diamond. a championship game will
Be played Tho La Junta team will
play tho Pueblo Lithia nine. The
Ilthias are leading the city league and
the La JuntA nine is leading In the
Arkansas Valley league It is evident
that the game will be exciting. to say
the least.
The Litlria line up that Will play is
~ follows: Clark. c; Fritz. p: Doyle.
IS: ]. Rumgay. 1b: krause. 2b: Par
eon1. sb: Smithy. II: Esan. CT: and j.
Parker. RI.
The team Will meet at the Union sta
ton at Z O'Clock this morning to leave
on tho 10 o'clock train
The Court of Honor Brownies will
play the Grecnhorn team today on the
Grccnhorn grounds at 2 2. m Meet at
Knnes Smoke House. 323 North Union
avenue at 1880 p. m Evcry member
Of tho team shall be there. By order of
Manager Kyle
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

'The c. and W. team fully confident
that they are able to duplicate the
Wire Mills feat of last Sunday when
they blanked the league leaders, will
clash with the Shops team in the
opening contest this afternoon at 1880
o'clock while the Wire Mill expects
to encounter no great difficulty when
they tackle the Rail Mill cellar
champs in the second game.
Surprises that are sure to arouse
the same laundering applauses from
the crowded grandstands as was wit
messed during last Sundays double
header, are looked for during today's
twin bill. The same spectacular
fielding and sensational stops and
catches that ruined sure hits and the
repitition of the brilliant pitching
seen last week is anticipated from the
form shown by the different teams
during their practice thru out the
week.
To vindicate the trouncing handed
him by the slugging wire twisters last
Sunday. Rosendahl will take the
mound today for the Shops team. It
was Rosy's first defeat this season
Que of five games he has pitched, and
as the league leaders are now but ono
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
KID MEX HERE TO
FINISH TRAINING

Johnnie CKid) Mex arrived In Pueblo
last night to complete his training for
tho Labor Day bout at Canon City
with Johnnie West He will work every
afternoon at , O'Clock at Buck weavcr's
open-air arena on Northern avenue.
Mex looks to be in great shape and cx-
poets to score win over West in the
early rounds.
Joe Koffee. who is matched to box
eight rounds with Mike Pagano on the
same card. is working with Mex and
declares that he will give Pagano a real
lacing for once in his life.
Canon City is to be congratulated In
securing a bill OF this caliber. and all
labor organizations have banded to-
re,her and in conjunction with the Elks
arc making one great effor, TO draw the
banner house and put over the best
fight card ever staged in that region.
They have also matched two SIX
round preliminaries. Altogether there
will he twenty eight rounds of boxing.
Many Pucbloans arc expected to
make tho drive to Canon on Labor Day
as West is great favorite in that
section and has many admirers who
think him ciEch to beat Mex.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
|EXCELLENTB0XINC CARDFOR
WOOpMAN SMOKER PLANNED

Louis Ringol is promoting a high
class boxing card to be staged next
Saturday night September at the
Woodman hall in the Pope block Some
of the best boxing talent In this sec
tion of the state will take part.
The main event will be a ten round
bout between Demon Reverb and Joe
the Wop. They will weigh in at lis
pounds the afternoon of the fight.
There will be two first rate preli,ni-
naries of four rounds each and one
semi final. which will consist of eight
fast rounds. The boxers who put en-
the gloves In these bouts have not
been definitely decided.
Among the names of those to take
part are frankie Dean. Tex. Buttner
and possibly Micky O'Toole Others
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

Der 2 for a twenty-round fight. SAYS
the sporting newspaper Auto. The
man who will oppose him will be
|chosen by Major Wilson. the English
fight promoter. from four prominent
heavyweights. Bob Martin. heavy
weight champion of the A. f. F.;
Frank Moran, the veteran pNgilist;
Boy Mccormick, the English Nlight
heavyweight. and Joe Beckett, whose
defeat by Carpenter in December. 1919.
provided sensation for the sporting
world. It is pointed out that IL SIC
Cormick should be chosen to oppose
Carpenter there must be an agree
ment that the title to the light heavy
weight championship must go with
the result.
New York. Aug 21-stanislaus
Zyszko, worlds heavyweight wrestling
champion sailed today for Spain to
compete in several matches. He was a
passenger on the steamship America
bound for Southampton and Cher
bourg.
Chicago. Aug. 27-Babe Ruth. wreck
er OF home run statistics. has Just
about. wrecked the team play of the
amateur nine OF the St Joseph Ath-
letic club of Downer's Grove. a suburb.
This team. composed of boys OF st.
Joseph Parish. recently was presented
Win new ifhkGF Wall
graphcd by the home run king.
Ruth suggested that the ball be used
TO stimulate batting and that It hs
awarded to tho member OF the team
who made the greatest number OF
home runs.
tries TO hit home run and all bases
on balls have been refused.
London. Aug. c7.-Miss Cecil Leitch.
champion woman golfer of Great Brit
ain and France. and her sister. Miss
Edith Lcitch. loft today for board the
steamer Mcganuc. at Liverpool. for an
States Thus far tine only definite ar
ranrcmonts are that they will com
pete in tho American National
women's championship tournaments.
seagirt n J.. Aug 7T-Lieu,ensnt
K I. Frederick. Sist machine gun bat
terry y. II. y. c.. winner OF the
worlds pistol championships a. tn.
Olympic games in Antwerp last year.
yesterday won the national pistol
match at 2S yards He scored IA out
Of -ossihlo 800. Lieutenant VILLA
wahling. U. S. marine corps. was sec
ond with 2ss.
Colorado Springs. Colo. Aug II
Articles were signed today between
Mike Gibbons Of st. Paul and Battling
ortcga of San Francisco. middleweirht
champion OF the Pacific coast, for a
l2-round decision bout to he held hero
September is. This viii he the first
gun in Gibbons campaign to defea,
every middlewoiSht in tho world by
January I. 1922. and then demand a
fight with Johnny Wilson. he says.
Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. e7.-rano. G
Dunn, president OF the Cleveland
American league team TODAY received a
telegram from 4. 3, Johnson. president
of tho league. announcing he had dis
allowed the Cleveland teams protest
of the New Yor ktcam's to victory
last Wednesday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
YACHT RACES

peeruat. Mich. Aug. 27.-tBy The As
sociated Press)-Miss America OF
the Detroit zach. club. piloted by Gar
Wood captured the first heat of the
gold cup race here this afternoon de-
fcattng Miss Chicago, Of tho Chicago
Yacht club. driven by GeorHe Wood.
tho victors brother. The winners time
for the thirty miles was 31:5f:A an
average speed Of S&5 miles per hour.
Miss ChicA9o's ttme was 55:15:Ss.
Only two boats started out Of the
original entry list of fourteen.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

will be announced as soon as they are
matched.
Louis Ringol. one of the noted
matchmakers of the sport world. has
come to Pueblo to make his home. He
has promoted many matches both In
wrestling and boxing He has matched
fighters all thru the East and South
in the past eleven years. After the
Woodman smoker, he will be made Of
ficial match maker and promoter for
the Pueblo Athletic club.
From his experience as promoter
he will arrange card for Saturday
night that will be one of the best ever
put on in this city. II boxing fans
want action. they want to have ring
side seats to the Woodman smoker,
that starts promptly at $50 O'Clock
next Saturday night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

d
here. The men are middleweights.
New Orleans, La. Aug. c7.-Happy
Littleton of New Orleans won the ref
eree's decision over Chuck Virgins. OF
Indiana polls. at the end OF their fifteen
round bout here Virgins weighed 1853
pounds and Littleton 16c.
Tulsa. Okla. Aug T.-Harry Foley
of Seattle won referees decision
Yer Hugh Walker of Kansas City, af-
ter twelve rounds of hard boxing hero
last night Folev. the faster by far of
the two. hit Walker at will almost
under the rain of blows finishing ap-
parently as strong as at the start
Minneapolis. Minn.. Aug. 27.-Rohert
Fisher. second haseman for the Min
ncapolis American Association team
broke the associat tons consecutive
hitting record today when he hit safe
with Minneapolis, making it thirty
two consecutive games in which he .ias
hit safely. Brief, OF Kansas city,
formerly held the record with thirty
one.
Colorado Springs. Colo. Aug III
Battling ortcga- of San Francisco and
Gorilla Jones. OF New Orleans. claim
ant OF the colored middlewciEht cham
Diorship were matched tonight accord
ing to an announcement in sporting
circles for IL round bout on the night
Of September s.
Otto Wallace OF Milwaukee and
Johnny Noyc Of 81. Paul will box ten
rounds on the same program as half
of double main event. They are
iiShtwcights.
Paris. Aug .7-Gcorr.s Carpenter
will be called upon to face an op-
poncnt in Albert Hall. London. Deccm-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
STEEL.sHkv|NGs


Two defeats have been chalked up
and Bill Eberling has been responsible
for both of the disasters. This time
Bin made It as bitter as gall by shut
ting out the last years champions
without a run, and whiting Is bats
men.
Allen Mays is playing a great game
this year. His fielding was of the spec
tacular kind during last Sundays
game. while at the bat he secured
single. a triple and a home run out of
five times up.
Give the Rail Mil some players out
of the Pannebaker family and the Gel
lar Championship will go to some other
team
Perkins holds the record for corsecu-
tive fouls. Five OF them.
With but ono exception EberlinG
struck ont every member of the Shops
team last Sunday during the nine In
nings. Rowley was the only batter
in the Mechanics lineup that escaped
a strikeout
Thomas OF the C. 4 ". team clouts
the bail with the Babe Ruth" swing.
Had he driven his hits on line in
stead of into altitude, II looked certain
that they were labeled for four bases.
Three hits out OF five times to ba. has
brought the trainmens second sackcr
to a .5e3 batting average to date.
Why do the fans ride Catcher
sehupp asked a Shops fan OF Button"
kantner at last Sundays game. Re-
membering Chelisord's case. he referred
the Shops supporter to the gRen-
shirted scorekeeper.
l.. Shoemaker believes IN setting rec
ords. Two weeks ago he secured three
walks out OF four trips to the plate.
while last Sunday he caused violen.
draught WIN three healthy swings for
each of the five times ne had at bat.
RarEer Eot the breaks during the
fourth and fifth innings. two tailor
made double plays on the hit and run
signal pulled the c. 4 w. hurler out
of n threatening condition. In each
ond batter popped a NY ban to the
pitcher.
II 1. thought tina. Nlck Radovinar
has eliminated thos- costly errors IN
his fielding. His work at the short
stop position last Sunday for the Wire
mon was without raw for the five
chances.
II took four years to blank the Shops
team. but We have oeen unable to
prove whether Bill EberlinE did the
white washing for the Mechanics in
1917.
Left neid for the C. 4. ". team was
hetd doun nv a new member named
Fear. Al;ho the is-year-old Kid looked
every bit Of II. there was the unrnis-
taxable evidence that the youngstcr has
the qualifications OF n good ball player.
Dunk SAbo has struck out but twice
this year and has be-n At oat "a times
for an average OF .ssi. Barta whitfield
tho Shops third sscker for the frs.
time this war on Aug IL and Eberiirg z
"a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

Aurora. Ill. Aug. c7.-FaI Moore.
Memphis. Tenn. bantamweight. got
the newspaper decision over Sammy
Mandel of Rockford. H.. in ten rounds
last night. The men weighed lie
pounds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
ALLEGED EMBEzzLEn HELD

Denver, Aug. .I.-Arthur Sampson
2s years old. was arrested here today
on charge of cmbezzlemcnt on
warrant said to nave been issued in
wellington. Kansas. where he is al
legged to have embczzled 800 from an
automobile firm by which he was en-
ployed as salesman.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

Dunk SAbo has struck out but twice
this year and has BEEN at Dat "a times
for an average OF Sol Barta whitfield
tho Shops third sscker for the first
time this y-car on Aug. II. and Eber'iny
aent him back on strikes for the sec
ond feat last Sunday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Atlanta. SIS: Nashville. az.
At birmingham. .: Chattanooga. 2.
At Little Rock. ic; Mobile. ?.
At Memphis. o: New Orleans. Q.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis. SO: indianapolis, "a.
AT Milwaukee, I: Columbus, ).
AT St Paul. 4: Louisville. :.
AT. Kansas City, o: Toledo. :.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
INDIANS BUNCH
HITS AND WIN
New York Wins By Home
Runs; St. Louis Beats
Philadelphia
AMERICAN
AMERICAN

Cleveland. Ohio, Aug. ,-Cleveland
punched hits off Zachary and defeated
Washington Sewell. played a brilliant
game tn the field
Score: RHE.
Washington 100000. 900 oo2 ooo-2 /
Cleveland ...... 900 $50 01x-6 II o
Batteries - Zachary and Charity;
Uhle. Bagby and O'Neill
SunnmAry-Two-base hits: Speaker.
Stolen base: Harris. Sacrifice: Wood 3
Gardner. Double plays: Sewell to
Wambsganss to Burns 2: Shanks to
Judge. Bases on balls: Uhle .: Zach
ary L Innings pitched: By Uhle, 5;
Bagby. 4. Hit by pitcher: By Uhle
(Harris). Struck out: By Zachary, l.
Wild pitch: Zachary. Passed ball:
OEefn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
WESTERN LEAGUE

Al Des Moines. 5: Joplin. g.
AT St. Joseph, o: Tulsa, 3.
At Sioux City. 4. Wichita. 10.
At Omaha. ~: Oklahoma City. SIS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
PHILADELPHIA :. CINCINNATI :

Phiiadelphfa. Pa. Aug. .I.-Home
runs by Meadows. Williams and Park
inson raVc Philadelphia victory over
Cincinnati. Meadows had the better OF
Donhuc for the pitching honor
Score:
Cincinnati ... 600 200 1903
Philadelphia oio o1o o1l-t
Raiterics-ponahue and Ningu.
Meadows and Henline.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
CLUB STANDINGS
Ganes Today.

Gaaes Today.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

Left reld for the C. 4. ". team was
held down by a new member named
Fear. Altho the is-year-old Kid looked
every bit Of II. there was the uninis-
taxable evidence that the younEstcr has
the qualifications of good ball player.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
BRooKIyN rs. CHICAGO 5

Brooklyn. " Y. Aug. 2f.-Broos-
Iyn batted two Chicago pitchers Tor
nineteen hits. Hard hitting and bril-
liant fielding by Griffith and Myers
were features of the game. Score:
Chicago ~ 0io OLE o0l- IL
Brooklyn ... 600 i3l isS-l5 10
Batteries - Ponder. Checves and
O'Farrell. Cadorc. Mitchell and
Kruger.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
SPORT WORLD NOTES

Oklahoma City. ok!a. Aug. 81
Charlie Young Fitzsimmons of Ok
lahoma City was awarded the judges
decision over Kid Palmer of FL Paso.
Texas, in scheduled ten round bout
here. The men are middleweights.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
GIANTS SWEEP
OVER PIRATES
Pittsburgh Leading League BY
Only Two and One-Half
Games
EIa aryNMAV
RATIONAL

Now York. Aug. 27,-New York
made a sweep OF the five game series
with Pittsburg and reducing the
Pirates lead to two and one halt
games II was Nehfs sixth victory
this season over the league leaders
Only one Pirate reached first after the
second inning.
PittsburG .... 100 600 Ooo-l
New York .... 600 600 2ix-3 o
Batteries-Carlson. Zinn. Glazncr
and Schmidt: Nehf and snyder
Summary--Two base hit: Whitted.
Cacrifices. Carey. Nehf. Frisch Bases
on halls: OFF Znn. .. Innings pitched
by Carlson. Z; Zinn, Is; Glazner. 2-3.
Struck out: By Nehf. /.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
Coast League

A. Salt Lake city RI r
Los Angeles ................--.....
Salt Lake .-.-.....-...--...s.sl .
Bsticrics-Lyons and Baldwin: Lev
crenz and jenkins.
At Sacramento RHE
San Francisco ......,.............. I
Sacramento s...s.....s-+.f ~ :
Battsries-Couch and Yeile: Prough
and Elliott
At Los Angeles R.H =
Seattle Observation-Disclosures.
Vernon ..-..-...............--
Batteries-Gardncr Daley. See and
Spencer: Sheiicnbsck and Hannah.
A, San Francipo- RI. +.
fortinnd .s.s.sss.'ss'.''.+-s. =
Oakland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Battcries-Colemsn and King: Altsn
and kochler.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
UP -THE-MINEl ,!5.z SR0RT SlR!2 r. WORLD NEWS
TENNIS

Boston, Mass, Aug. 27.-National
champions at lawn tennis in five
classes were decided on the courts Of
the Longwood cricket club today. Out
standing in Importance and in the ac-
tual play was the match in which Will
liam T. Tilden II. worlds singles
titlist. and Vincent Richards. little
more than a boy, regained the national
doubles crown. Largely thru the brill
liancy of Richards, they administered
the first defeat of the season to the
eastern doubles champions. r. Norris
Williams II. and William Washburn.
regarded as Americas probable de-
tenders in doubles in the Davis cup
match with Japan. The straight set
scores, 1911, 1910, 81, constituted the
greatest number of games in three sets
in the history of the event.
Newport. R. l.. Aug. o7.-zenzo SHIN
idzu won the final points of the Davis
cup series for Japan today defeating
forces, 4-6. 6-3, 3-6, So. 1t was much
the same tame and tireless tennis that
the Japanese have exploited in the
matches here in which they conquered
the team from the Antipodes by four
victories to one. The only contest won
for the Australasians was the doubles
match yesterday. Ichiya Kumagae de-
ledtco j. y. ANDERSON tnls forenoon, 80,
1-o. IS So. 81.
Denver. Aug c7.-Two Denver men
won their way into the finals of the
Colorado state tennis tournament to-
day. B. p. Hoover defeating l. p.
Carpenter of Denver and Neil King
eliminating T. f. Townsend of Mont
rose in the semi-final matches today.
The championship match will be
played Monday. The championship
match will bring together players
with opposing styles. Hoover Is
back court player. playing a steady
game and depending upon faults by
his opponent for victory. King is a
slashing player who goes to the net
and depends upon placements for
points,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

ST. LOUIS, 80; BOSTON. 81
Boston. Mass. Aug. 2I--St. LOUIS
cleaned up the six games series with
Boston by winning both games. III
tho second game stock hit drive ="
left which bounded into the bleachers
for home run. He also made
home run In the first game.
FIRST GAME;
st Louis .. 600 600 osi-7 10 2
Boston ..... 100 iol ooo-3
Batteries - Haines, walker and
Clemons. Dilhoefer: Watson. Scott
and O'Neil
SECOND GAME:
st. Louis -. 600 02o ooo-2
Boston .. 600 600 0I0-1
Batteries-Sherdei and Clemons'
Oeschger and Gowdy.
Summary-Two base, hits: Nixon,
Southworth. Ford. HoSe run; stock.
Stolen bases: Hornsby, Boeckel.
Nicholson, Sacrifices; Mueller. Holko-
Double play: Lavan to Hornshy 20
Fournier. oeschger TO Barbara 70
HoIke Bases on balls; Sherdel. .
oeschgor. 4 Struck out; BY Sherd'l'
/. Ocschger. /.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
NEW YORK. =, pErRoTr. S.

NEW YORK. z, DETROIT. s.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. E.-New York's
home runs defeated Detroit Meusel
hit two and Miller or The bases
were unoccnpied each time. Ruth made
ono single in three times at bat
Score: RH.E.
New York ....2o 200 900 1o4-7 10 /
Detroit ... 900 0o2 Oo3-5 o
Ratteries-Corlins and Schang; Old
ham and Bassler.
Summary: Two-base hits: Cobb,
Pscdnpaush. Pipp. Young. veach.
Home runs: Miller, Meusel .. Double
plays: Ward to Peckinpaugh to Pipp.
Bares on balls: Off Colliss. 5: Oldham.
/. Struclc-out: By Collins. 4; Oldham 4.
ST. LOUIS, Q, PHILADELPHIA. Z.
St Louis, Mo, Aug. 27.-St. Louis
punched hits off Rommell in the first
four innings scored seven runs and
won the second game of the series
from Philadelphia Williams hit his
twentieth home run of the season in
the second inning with none on base.
Score: RH.E.
Philadelphia ... 100 % 1913 Q :
St louis .o4o $40 10x-s II o
Baiteries-Rommell.N Mayor and Per-
kins: Myatt, Bayne and SEVERED, Col
lns-
BOSTON. q; CHICAGO, s.
Chicago. Ill. Aug. 27.-Fabcr had two
bad innings during which Boston
punched hits and defeated Chicago.
Hooper's homo run gave the locals
three runs in the first and by bunch
ing hits with daring base running they
scored two runs, after which karr re-
placed Russell and held the locals safe
Score: R.H.E.
Boston ..... 900 800 3oo-s II o
Chicago ......-.......3 $40 olo cor-5 . )
Batterics-RusseIl. Karr and Walters,
Ruel: Faber and Schafk.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ganes Today.

PittshurE at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

II took four years to blank the Shops
team. but We have oeen unable 10
prove whether Bill Eberling did the
white washing for the Mechanics in
1911.
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