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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
D0UBLE-HEADER BASKETBALL
CARD AT STEEL ~Y' TONIGHT
Wire Mill Meets Rail Mill in First Game, While
Office Five Takes Floor Against Open
Hearth in Second

In the regular double header sched-
uled in the Steel Workers basketball
league tonight. the Wire Mill and Ran
Mill basket shooters take the floor in
the first game, while the final contest
sends the Office and open Hearth hVes
together.
The Wire Mill team is putting in a
strenuous week in the three hard
games they had billed. Last Monday
night meeting the strong Central High
five tonight they play their regular
league game with the Rail MIL as
their opponents. and on Saturday night
at the Steel Works court the La Junta
basket ball team will be seen against
the Wire Mill.
The Rail Mill five feel confident they
will still have clean slate after their
game with the Wire Mill, which will
make 1t their seventh straight victory
Tho Wire Mil is putting up FAST
game of cage sport and is a danger
Gus opponent to any of the teams in
the league some OF the fans going as
far as to predict that the Wire twist
or have a good chance of ups, iunS
tho prediction OF the Rail Mill for its
seventh straight win.
In the second game the tailcnders OF
the lea guc and the Office team should
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10

put up fast contest.
The officials have settled in second
place in the league by virtue of their
victory over the Wire Null team last
week and are out tonight to strength
en- their hold or this y osition. INC
open Hearth team has given its op-
poneuts a harder struggle for their
Victories than any OF the other three
teams, but while displaying strong
offensive has been weak on basket
tossers, which has usually been follow
ed by slump in their playing during
the final minutes of the half.
Capt. DouEall has had his team out
for practice more frequently than IN
the past and expects to sec a decided
Improvement in toniEhts game.
The Office team will be strengthened
with the addition of Turk Hughes
who is said to have asked for trans
fer from the Wire Mill team to the Or
flee team, and it is understood that the
committee will undoubtedly act favor
ably to the players request.
A decided change in the league $
standing may result after tonight 3
double header, the open Hearth thru
a victory and the Wire Mill going to
defeat will see the Wire mon in last
position with the Office and the open
Hearth tied for second place.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
TABERSKI STILL
SUPREME GUEST

Frank Taberski, worlds indicated
pocket billiard champion gave two
splendid exhibitions with ivory spheres
yesterday afternoon and evening at the
Dixon Miller billiard parlors, winning
over local players in handy fashion.
In the afternoon Tab" as he is
known for short, defeated {. w.
Winters by score OF 125 to 55. In
tho evenings game he defeated Bert
Pace. local champion, by II scoro of
i2J to 65-thc fans being treated TO
plenty Of thrills-ss Pace started the
game off with run of IS on his first
shot and in all eyes looking as though
he was going to make II hot for tho
champion. Next. was the champions
turn. He scored - points twice. thus
putting him in the lead and finishing
up the performance.
After this was the work OF wonders.
Fancy shots as played by Tabeiski
are beautiful to sec. Such grace and
skill is hardly attainable--so II seems
in the pool game. But his way of
making the seemingly impossible look
cd mighty easy. Among his repertoire
was the stunt of SO called Mind read
ing" Quite n different factor in the
pool line and of much interest TO all
tho fans.
The champion plays at the Dixon
Miller billiar psrlorS in Colorado
Springs today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
xAN.A. CRY LrvEsroc,x

kansas CITY, Feb. 9.--tU. s. Bureau
OF Marketsl-Cattic 1900: beef steers
steady to Is cents higher: sales s.25n
SS5: bulk s.15ns.Oo: she stock mostly
steady. few sales strong prime 1.:so
pound cows 500; good heifcrs $50. can
ncrs and bulls steady: good Gamers
500: calves steady TO zoe higher. bulk
good and choice vcslers 10000 10. so:
extreme top HOO; stockcrs and feed
ers steady to strong; 1850 pound feed
crs 1,s5.
Hogs 1900; very uneven generally
Is cents lower than yesterdays aver
age; spots more: top 80. bulk OF
sales s.15n?So: pigs steady TO IS cents
lower
Sheep, l.5oo; killing classes mostly
steady with yesterdays general mar
ket; lambs closing weak: ewes As;
wcthcrs 40: lambs SIS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
BASEBALL CONSPIRACY HEARING
SET FOR MARCH "a IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Feb. a.-Trial OF the Chicago
American League players indicted for
alleged completely in throwing" the
1919 worlds series to tho Cincinnati
National League team. today was set
for March IA. George Buck" Weaver
and oscar Happy" F'clsch were in
court at the preliminary hearing but
the others were represented only by
attorneys.
Judge William T.. Dever ordered the
states attorney to start cxtrndition
proceedings against any defendants in
whose cases there was doubt as to
their intention to be in Chicago by the
date set for the trial.
"All these defendants must be In
court hero March H." said Judge
Deycr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
BOX BILL HEARING
ENDS IN F|ST|CS

Chicago. ILL.,. Feb. 9.-Thc council
hearing on tho proposed state law to
permit boxing was interrupted by II
fstic encounter Wednesday between
Tommy White, former feather
weight champion. and Alderman j. II.
Lyle. Tho encounter occurred outside
of the council chamber while scores OF
aldermen, businessmen and clubwom-
on were discussing provisions OF the
proposed law. 1t resulted from White x
advocacy of n clause permitting dccis-
ion contests. Tho men were separated
by spectators after several blows had
been struck.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10

of defendants includes Eddie Cicotte.
pitcher; Claude Williams. pitcher:
Joe Jackson. outfieldcr: Fred McMul-
lin. inhelder: Arnold Gandil, first base
man: and Charley Risbers shortstop.
and the following who are accused of
having manipulated the betting on the
games: Hal Chase, former Chicago
first bascman; William Burns, former
White Sox pitcher. and now OF Texas;
Joseph J. Sullivan OF Boston and New
York; Rachael Brown of New York,
and Abe Attell former champion
fcatherveight pugilist.
Counsel for sullivan and Attcll said
no would notify the states attorney as
to when his clients would come to Chi
ago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Feb. 9.-(U. 5. BurcAu OF
Markets)-Cattlc receipts 1000: open
ing slow about steady on all CLASSES:
oulk beef steers 5.5oa?.oo; bulk but
cher cows and heifcrs 5.OonS 05: bulk
Gamers and cutters 3.26niO0: bologna
and beef bulls t.75n5.5o: veal calves
mostly lo.oonll.co; stockcrs and feed
ors steady.
Hogs 23.ooo; slow TO o5 cents lower
tnan Yesterdays average: lights off
most, bulk 700 pounds and down q .5so
30: bulk go pounds Up s.756e. on;
DIES 10 to % lower; desirab bic 100 to 10
pounds |? 5onaT5
sheep 1000; about steady with yes
terdays close, or - cents lower than
pest time; lamb top 800 bulk s.5OSp
$50; no choice handy weight ycarl,nr,
or shccp sold carly. bulk fat ewes
3.75ni5O.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10

New York, Feb. o.-The stewards OF
the Jockey club are laying plans for
the racing season of 1921, and it is n
forcEonc conclusion that they Will do
every thing in their power to protect
the many thousands of patrons who
have kept the tracks open. in spite OF
tho wipins out of organized bookmak-
ing.
Quoted a successful fight against the
presence of numerous professional
gamblers in the clubhouse enclosures.
Several of these individuals were in
dictcd and pleaded guilty to charges of
law breaking in Nassau county
Following the punishment OF certain
noted riders, tho Jockey clubs efforts
TO free the turf of sharp practice by
INSCRIPTIONS operators were strongly
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
JOCKEY CLUB STEWARDS PLAN
BIG RACING SEASON IN 1921

commended by the racegoinS public.
Still. it is ii fact that racing at sew
cral courses was married by protes-
sional insiders, who waSered heavily
and appeared to have established con-
nections with certain riders and train
crs.
In order to make further progress.
therefore, the racing governors should
place competent officials in the stew
ards stand at each track-men VINO
have a practical knowledge of the
methods employed by turf sharps and
who will be authorized to act promptly
II the racing from day to day is kept
under close surveillance and persons
who have no regard for the welfare OF
the public are forced to play square.
there is every reason to believe that the
popularity OF the sport will greatly In
crease,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
MOUNT OR0HENA IS
STILL CLIMBER J|Nx

Pspcotc, Tahiti. Jan. 1-(Correspond-
cnco of the Associated Press. )-Tahiti's
highest peak. Mount Orohena, 1881 feet
in height, still remains unclimbcd by
any Of the present generation, "A party
recently having failed to reach the
summit.
Natives declare their ancestors knew
the way to tho top and claim that
there is lake and a pyramid temple
there. The old route to the summit,
If there was one. has been lost.
ovcrhangirg prcciplccs, made un-
scalablo by clinEing vegetation. slip
perry with water from scores of springs
prevent white men from getting more
than half way up.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
HeddOn Makes
New Cue Record

Cleveland, Ohio. Feb s.-A now
American record for class 4 compoti-
tion was established by Charles He'd
don, of-Dowagiac. Mich, when he made
n run of i3o points in a match in which
he defeated Dr. a. I. Brown of Clcvc-
land. 800 to 10, in the national amateur
49, ballS, line billiard championship
tournament Tuesday night. The for
mcr champion made his remarkable
run in the sixteenth inning.
His average ts-1i-1o is the highest of
the tournament.
The previous hirh run record OF 1856
also was held by Hcddon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10

Tho MarshaIIs and The BorEormnn
bowlcrs split even during the first two
games. the Bergcrman team taking the
first contest by 81 pins, but dropped
the second contest to tho shoe heslers
by 81 pins. The final contest was taken
by the clothicrs by pins. Joe Jones
set the pace in tho first two games for
his team with 11s and tho only 700
score during the contest, but had to
contend with the lowest score on his
team during the final game.
Captain Davidson was unable to bowl
with his team and Stanley Davis was
substituted in the BcrGerman line up,
Davis was one OF the four bowlers on
the two teams to reach the 500 mark
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
Boxing Board
Suspends Moran

New Orleans, La, Feb. a.-Thc Lou
isiana boxing commission Wednesday
ordered cancellation of tho scheduled
I5-round bout between Pal Moran.
lightweight champion OF tho south. and
Frankie Farrcn, holder of tho Pacific
coast lightweight title, and suspended
Moran.
Tho commission said that it had
based its action on alleged statements
OF Moran that he inteded to box only
two or three rounds and have the ref
orco award the fight to Farrcn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
JACK IN CALIFORNIA
TRAINING FOR GEORGES

Los Angeles, Calf. Feb. a.-Jacll
Dempsey, heavyD eight champion.
changed his plans and instead of go
ing to New York he returned here and
announced today that tomorrow he will
begin preliminary training for his fight
with Georges Carpenter European
champion.
Dempsey departed Monday for tho
east by automobile but he was over
taken by representatives of "A motion
picture company who induced him to
return.
The champion said he would lease
quarters for his light training and
where he could box with Terry Eellar.
veteran heavyweight, as sparring
partner.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
WALStNBURG BOXING
CARD STAGED TONIGHT

Tonight at tho old Klein theatcr at
Walsonburg a boxing card premier
VIII be staged Demon Reverb, Pucb-
los lis Nounder. will be featured in the
main event against Ito veteran boxer
Tommy Donaghuc. prido of Walscn-
burg.
Twonty-six rounds of wbirlwind box
fighting mas been assured WalscnburE
fans.
Following Is tho program: Demon
Reverb OF Pueblo and Tommy Donag-
hue of Walsenburg, lo rounds: John
ny Pacheco of Trinidad and Jack
Downs of Pueblo. both liEhtweights, s
rounds, BIZ Hart OF Walsenburg and
Joe wop OF Trinidad, lis Founders. 6
rounds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
BERGMAN BOWLERS
LEAD COMMERCIAL

The Hermans bowlers took two OF
their three games with the Colorado
Supply team, losing the second game
by but pins. The Company store
bowlers scored their first win since the
opening of the industrial leagues sche-
dulc. their first three contests with tho
Bcrgcrman team resulted in a clean
sweep for the clothiers last week. Capt.
Johnson of the Herman bowlcrs was
in major part responsible for his
teams good showing, scoring two
games OF 201 and 203
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
BASEBALL MEETING
CALLED in CHICAGO

Chicago, Feb. o.-Tho annual meeting
of the American League Will be held in
Cleveland next Friday, President +.
b. Johnson announced today.
President johnson sad the home city
of the world champions was selected
because eastern club owners and west
crn magnatos alike could got to that
city overnight and that only ono day
gathering was contemplated there.
Adoption Of the schedule is the chief
business to Come before the gathering
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
NEW YORk FINANCIAL

New York. Feb. Prime mcrcant tito
paper a.. exchange irregular; steri-
ing, demand SS1S: cables $751;. Time
loans firm: so days. 90 days, six
months : per cent.
ruling rate Z; closing bid S: offered at
Z; last loan Z.
Sterling declined in the late dealings.
Comercial 50 day bills 3ssis: demand
Ss1: cables 3s7A
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
TERMS FOR MORAN
CARPENTER FIGHT

Paris. Feb. o.-Tcrms for a fight be-
tween Georges Carpenter. heavy
weight champion of Europe and Frank
Moran of Pttsburg, who is now in
Paris, to be held before the Continen-
tai Sporting club of Paris. have been
accepted by the latter. Promoter Roth,
II is said. is meeting with some diff
Guilty in obtaining Carpenters sigma
turc to a contract owing to the high
terms insisted upon.
The tentative date for the bout is
given as July H.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
J. LYNCH HOLDS WHITE
TO EIGHT ROUND DRAW

In the seventh round White landed
right to the champions jaw ana
stunned him momcntarily. He follow
ed with a vicious jab to the stomach
and had Lynch covering up.
Tho two fought aEgressively and
Lynch delivered many blows to the
head and body in his rounds.
The champion hit White sduarcly on
the jaw in the fourth and fifth rounds
but apparently failed TO hurt him SER
iously.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10

st. Louis. Mo. Feb. 9.-Joc Lynch OF
New York and Jabcz White of Albany
fought eight rounds 10 a draw We'd
ncsdav night according to owSpapcr
mon. 1t WAS Lynch's first bout since
winning the hantamweight champion
ship friH Pete Herman Dec. %.
Lynch was given the second. fourth
and fifth rounds. and White the first
seventh and eighth and the other two
were declared even
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
T0DAY'S SPORTS

MISUNDERSTANDING of Jefferson
Parish Fair Association. at New
Orleans.
Meeting of uba-Amcrican Jockey
club. at Havana.
Meeting of Lower California Jockey
club. at Tia Jusna.
POWERBOAT - Fisher Trophy
races begin at Miami. Fla
SkATING-Internati amateur
cham mpionships, at Lake Placid n. Y.
GOJF'-South Florida amateur
championship tournament, at Palm
Beach.
st. Valentines tournament for wo-
men. at Pinchurst.
BONTNG-TommyG Gibbons VS.. Tony
Melchoir, IL rounds, at Toledo.
Harvey Thorp VS. Frank McG'owan,
10 rounds, at Kansas City.
Chiaffain want ads, bring results,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
DENVER IJyEsTo,k

'enVor Feb. Cattle receipts, ioof.
market cows 26c lower. others slow.
ABOUT steady; beef steers 6ood726:
cows and heifers i.oon6.5o: calves 1907
1000; stockcrs and feeders 15.50ds.5o
Hog receipts 1000: market 20 cents
lower; top BPS: mulk S.25na.00.
sheep receipts, l.soO; steady; yesrl
inEs 5.0oaS.oo; lambs 6.5OdS25; wcthcrs
iooai.'5; ewes 3.5od4e5
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
Collins Defeats Lord at
Amateur 1872 Billiards

Cleveland. Ohio. Feb. 9.--Percy Col
lins OF Chicago, titleholder, defeated
Robert NJ. Lord of Chicago 500 to 66 In
the first game of Wednesdays play in
the national amateur 49, balklinc bill
Hard championship tournament.
Edgar T. Appleby OF Now York won
tho second game from Dr. a. l.. Brown
of Cleveland, 800 10 81.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
COLORADO SKI JUMP
RECORD is BROKEN

Revelstoke, Il. O.. Feb. a.-Barry
Hall OF Detroit. Michigan. established
a new worlds professional ski jump
record in the annual ski tournament
here Wednesday clearing 229 feet
The previous record was IA feet.
made at Dillon, Colorado. last year by
Andcrs HaugCn of I.nncsboro. MINI.
Iiaugcn was unable to compete We'd
ncsday owing to a broken collarbonc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
VIEW Yonk ANp LoNnoN METALS

New York, Fob. Copper steady.
eIectrolytic spot and first quarter IsT
lSs. second quarter isL Gi3is. Iron
nomlnally unchanged. Tin easy. npot
and nearby S2.oom32.a6 futures 20 5og
$500. Anthony spot 5,g5e,5, 20 I'nod
dull; spot i.7S. Zinc easy: East s,
Louis delivery spot 5.ooG5.o5
At London: Standard copper e7a
2s Cd; clectrolytic c7S. Tin ris1 IL.
I'd. Lead G22 5s. Zinc G25 lis Cd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
CHICAGO RRQnnC,R
lower. .

lhicago, Feb. n.-Butter lower .
creamery extras i2c: standards 4oi.c
EGGS unsettled receipts 1886 cases:
first S2eos3c: ordinary first caYsoc;
at mrk cases included 3idS2c.
Poultry alive unchanged.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
kANsAs C,Ty rnoD,,cr

Kansas city. Feb. eggs 1c lower:
tirsts 20. seconds 20 Butter unchang-
cd.
Poultry, hens ic lower. 2tc; young
roosters lc lower; zoe, springs and tur-
keys unchanged
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
S.vU.vtTJ r. ~

Furnished by y. s. Waipolc. Thatch-
or building. Pueblo. Colo
Liberty 3,ss, Sa1.ss
Liberty LIST &c. $500
Liberty I'd Is. $500.
Liberty list AS. $500.
Liberty I'd tLs. sss.a6.
LibSr,y I'd AIS. sso.os
Liberty sth'si.s. 1855
Liberty list i9.s, s?31s.
Liberty 9th AIS. sa7is
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
NEW YORK COTTON

New York. Feb. e.-Cotton closed
steady. net 10 points lower to points
higher. Spot cotton 1880.
Cotton futures closed steady: March
l5.tl: May it.b: July 1850: October
Sc: December 1899.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
CHICAGO spun.

thicago, Feb. a.-Potatoes higher.
receipts 70 cars; Idaho Russets sack
ed 2OoT2.35 .cwt: northern white sack
'eu' Ll0@l.26 cwt; bulk 1.2oql.S0 cwt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
ST. TATnIrk FIVE PLAY

The st. Patrick high school basket
ball iivc will play the Pueblo all-stars
tonight in the st. Patrick school gym
naHium
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
SILVER

New York Feb. Bar silver do
mcstic es'=; foreign e.. Mexican dol
lars ~.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10

Boston Mass. Feb. Erred Fulton
Hudson. Mimi, Tuesday night knocked
out Battling McCreery OF Cambridge,
IN tito second round of their scheduled
ten round bout Both men are heavy
weights.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
BOXING RESULTS

Louisville. Ky. Feb. 9.-"sailor,
Friedman. of Chicago. was given n
newspaper decision over Joe Wellinr
also OF Chicago, In IL round bout
Tuesday night Both men are iisntl
weights.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10

Furnished by y. $. Walpolc. Thatch-
or building, Pueblo. Colo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10

Leavenworth. Kas., Feb. 9.-Dcputy
Warden l.. j. Fletcher of the federal
penitentiary, when asked Wednesday
night about n report that Jack John
Son had had his former liberties at
the prison curtailed replied that John
son never had any privileges not
granted other prisoners. He said
johnson had never violated any prison
rules and there had been no change in
the way he was treated from the time
he was brought here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
LOCAL OIL MARKET

February a-Fnrnished by Downs &.
Company. brokers. lis West Second
street. Pueblo, Colorado.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
CHICAGO GRAN AND rRoy1. 1n..

FurnIshed by \. S. Walpole, rooms
1889 Thatcher block. Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
UP-TO-THE-MINUTE SPORT WORLD NEWS
JOHNSON KEPT ON
PRISON ROUTINE

Omaha, Neb. Feb. ?.--Jack Johnson,
former champion heavyweight puGilist
has found some of his former liberties
at Leavonworth federal prison cur
tailed as n result of too much self
admiration, according to Deputy
United States Marshal Emmet Quin-
ley who returned from u trip TO the
prison Wednesday.
According to tho official after Jack
had staged a friendly bout at the
prison on Thanksgiving day and had
dinner he exhibited so much pride and
enthusiasm about the prison yards
that he was finally ordered to do some
real toll and is constantly kept CLOSE
to shore"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-10
DENVER cURBs AND suGAu STOCKS

Furnished by y. S. walpolc, Thatch-
or building. Pueblo Colo.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-27
TIGERS CONTINUE
 LIGHT PRACTICE
Despite Nearness of Big Games
 Princeton Has Only Kicking Drill

Princeton, N. J.. Oct. 27.-Contrary to general expectations, Princetons football squad had another easy work ing yesterday afternoon. It was ex- pected that this week would see the hardest drills of the season, in view of the apparent need for improvement. but the coaches have crossed the dopesters, probably with the idea of giving the men a rest after two ex- cepuonally hard battles. Keene Fitz- patrick believes that they will play better football against Yale and Harvard if they are given a chance to lay off now, doubling the activities next week
 The work yesterday for the regulars was limited to a kicking and passing drill, but the second varsity was sent aganst the scrubs in scrimmage. Bill Morgan, who was absent yesterday, was back at guard, but Pink Baker and Al. Wittmer were still in seclusion. 1t is possible that Wittmer will not play against Virginia Saturday, there by allowing him an extra rest and giv- l ing the coaches a chance to see just
 what Griffin and Lipscomb can do un-
 der fire. Griffin will probably get the call, for Lipscomb has been switched to substitute at guard. He may start instead of Baker Saturday. In 1919 i iLlpscombwas an interscholastic star at icenter, but his passing is not quite fast lenough. and he has lately shown signs of more ability as a guard than as a center