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Take a pint ~ rUuk,J srvru iHus.
drain aud while hot put Through d
pu-, Sieve. MIS fhv crumbs viii 'h"
pulp. th.ry should d. uhuuf 'hf"".
quarter, ~ rgpful, add quarter
~ d cup'ul ui walnut m.n's rh"iI"'a,
one rgg slightly beaten. nn" t"n'ip"i.
ful ~ sugar and go" fourth - cup
~ melted butter Win lnrr-f.ur'hs 81
q cup ~ mills M.N we'll Hua turn
into o. we'll nu''rrrI wunu iHrH''.1
pnry- lining $3.50 10, .nud 600 u-' in 'h'
pan EHk, fur'B minutes .u q si""
uy,.r Srr,. writ tomato sauce.
Pecan Loaf->mE unr rurfH. ~
re. over night 10 r..I water, GrH.n aua
add uu" rupfuI ~ p"Bu m"uis ruar''
Is chopped. ouc rup'u ~ cracker
r-gfnUs. one cuvfu - milk. one
-. h,a'ru. On, HuI un"hu.t i"Hsp""u.
fufs ~ sal, nut faN lush"s ~ l"pp"r
Turn into hu'trrrI hrHr! gan and
spread with sDf',r,G butter EaE" "n"
hour IN a moderate oven. >'ry" un.
moltrt rurnish,-d with rt.rr"d s"n.
spn,l carrots. Cook %" carrots 10
~ little wn,er a. possible" dress with
butter. dash ~ cry,uup minced Jar,
ley and lemon Juice
Polish Bst~nia. uu" dozen
beet, after cooking and p.hcs 'h'm 10
q fn- with one quart ~ warm na'"r
and 80, pint " good vinegar L"'
stand scycra. days Tn, day the soup
T. g. he made. strain he liquid f-um
'ho he,ts ada 90" quart ~ unfor and
put u with 'wo pounds ~ h'-' on
IN -opk Boil uuH skim Cut ~ 'he
ho"'s also two ur Tire" onions and
aaI 'a the Soup C'ok frr 'hr'' ny
FOUR hours take ua' ,h, beef cut
IN pieces anag' nrn'aI' .rah -1ur0.
-.mur, %, ft from %" Soup naf
,hIrsrr with - rrt NJ sulr "-am
beaten with the yu'ts u; frlr ,-z.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07

No. ! Is the Roof oi the World about - niles
from Estes park. Here for nearly three mites 'he
road ruus almost level at an elevation ot more
than two miles over carpet Of Alpine d""erS
Here Is panoramic view of a hundred mites
No shows visitor looking down into the
crater Of Specimen mountain t2.+S2). The tau
River road, visible In the background. now drops
past the poudre lakes and through Mtlner pass
tthe Continental Dtvidel to Grand river rve
miles away and - miles from Estes park. heT~
the road turns abruptly 70 the south and runs
for II miles along the Grand river to Grand lake
No shows glimpse Of Grand lake, big and
blue and deep. surrounded by mountains, with its
hotels and summer homes and its yacht club, 10
miles hy the Fall River r,ad from Estes park.
No. 6 means trout-n Fall river, In Grand river
In Grand lake and nearly everywhere along the
road.
As the visitor speeds along he makes his own
ion-plctures-everchangin conoinstions 6
scenic beauty.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07

way circuit Of approximately -'d miles "h'rh ''.
gins Rt nrnver II puts the east ana west Slopes
of northern Colorado In touch,
This automobile highway circuit out Of Denver
Il scuSatlcnaily sCtnc. Its varying elevations
suggest its scenic possibilities. Denver, 900
feet Estes park 7.Jso: Roof ot the World, H.
To-: Mllner pass 1910 Grand river. Nolo; Grand
lake. s3T5: Granny sul3: Berthoud pass, ll.%h,
Thus the motorist circles from the Irrigated plains
through the fcothllls to the wilderness cloud
lands where grow the Alpine flowers beside the
everlasting snow and back to the plains, crossing
the Continental Divide twice and enjoying the
peaks. lakes, streams and forests Of both slopes,
Gluhe.trotters declare that this Denver circle
route ts Il world'heatcr some day Mount Evans
N42tsO. with It's magnificent scenic environment,
viii he added 20 the Rocky Mountain National
park and an automobile ruad built to its summit.
The Fall River road Is the crowniug touch OF
this scenic circle It's route IL shown In white
across the black " Rocky Mountain The mum.
erals mark /, Roof OF the World; .. Miner Pass;
4 Grand river l. Longs peak u4,2aal. The
photographs reproduced give hints OF the scenic
giories
No Q shows cars skirttng sheep lake In Horse
shoe park about seven miles from Estes park
and near the beginning of the climb IN Fall River
CANYON. the lowest notch In the skyline,
No z Is taken from one Of the six or more hair.
min turns that enable cars TO climb up Fall River
canvop TO the Roof OF the World on reasonable
grade The view is back tsouth) toward Estes
park. from an elevation Of $500 feet
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ltEBi#EE $5{E


~ s4l western AvvsYsVsf tsisul
Some unal, are alnHNh YraHNHns
because r.rH lsEr iUpfuH lri sH bs
E'al uAt UHfrr H4Nr rHHla.
Nov that women have ut vote
iHf Nt..N 'H'Y rruNr Ca fHIn.
Some IAy tlr WUfr iluus, may te
swept
- pfvs.Irntal Wa'n
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
sGAsoHAsL1 GOOD rsIEcs

Tor ihos. Who mus, ly" uu a re-
sfrirird meat diet ih, various com
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
o, JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN.
Cy -
r~ls N ne ~. 6Nsss q \ 4E'"Ts' Ss~''A' 4S'o'

tIuhING un the Roof ~ The World
that " what the visitors 10 the
Roxy Mountain National PARK ar"
doing this summer For the famous
Fall River road over the Continental
Divide is open at last. This wonder
ruah cllmhS up li,T9T feet into III"
turquoise blue NJ the Colorado sky
and for several mites runs high abos"
timhegllns and sometimes far above
the clouds
The completion Of this automobile
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07

EIEIvay thruugh Rocky Mountain Is OF national
,,t.r,st aud importance. Since the most popular
~ Nh the national parks (lo2O attendance gao,
fsa visitors 5o.A2 private automohiles) was es-
tnhiished In 1918 II has been visited by T8i.lsl
rs.ope and 1882 private automobiles from every
nook and Granny of the United States. Hitherto
only the ablehoilei have been privileged to cross
through the park--on foot or horseback Now
anvcae who can stand the altitude can make the
,frip by car in comfort.
The opening of this road has therefore been
awaited with Impotence by the army of national
marx tourists O.o5S45S In l92o),
Tho rau River road is three roads in one; 1t
establishes connection between Estes park and
Grand lake. the east and west entrances to Rocky
Mountain II completes a scenic automobile high.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07

h.uufluiIs % N"fr
tables and nuts
win appeal
Pea 8 east -
Take tilr,y cup
fuls ~ ap hrul
fuf Inns been
rolled and put
through a sieve
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07

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...... r,.tu. . I,.. a.-Mrn- -r GAR.
r.>h tnu tug of The >a#6 N.y well
with a ruoa Hglg seasoned Iaypu.
mis-. dressing and serve ,u ii uss, u
lettuce which lines bow thai, has
been rubbed with @ Glove ~ garlic
Dates added 20 baked cusrara
makes "a dessert which the chltrgn
viii eninv and provides q sweet which
is perfectly wholesome. Add them
10 rig,,. taplCsca. or any cooked cereal,
@os.ns os,.I' a" otherwise ''"""" dish "a,
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Isl
WILTON SMITH

Wilton smfth. winner Of she mems
singies event In Tho Starwoodiand
park tennis tourney. Is one OF the
best known net players On the Pa
cific coast
Smith first gained attent1cn when
IN 1915. living In San Franctsco. he
copped the Pacific coast boys net
utle
Tennis honors Sheu came fAst b
tho former Frisco boy.
HIS bixrust year In the net game
no far was 1913. During that year
he won the Pacific Coast Junior net
uue. tho San Francisco Junior
championship. Buena Vista club
championship. Polytechnic~l High
school championship. and the Bay
Count Junior championship.
In 1918 he was ranked first on
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condition and apparently unsroubied
By the tmminence Of the champion
ship battle.
Having tipped the scales this morn
Ing a, iTzh pounds and laid away
the gloves until Saturday Afternoon
Georges declares he viii DO nothing
but rest from now on
Georges doctor u enthustASfic
over his condition. Gus Wilson.
whose job II Il 10 massage and rub
him down. says he was never 80
ciean-cut and ready for fight.
Francois DescRmps goes about the
farm rubbing his hands and smiling.
Altar the little furry OF nerves.
which attacked the chaiicngrr's camp
on Tuesday. everyone Is on edge with
confidenceL
CArpcntisr hfznsaif b tn least wor.
he'd man. A. far ~ Appearances 70.
Of anyone nj Manhas~et He avoided
visitors today. but In private ioked
and played cards and seemed entirely
al his ease
All Of tho difficulties which have
arisen during the past month have
been swept away. Carpenter and
Descamps are satisfied with the size
OF the ring. which has been complet-
ed. and are pleased with the drawing
room and other Arrangements
ATLANTIC CITY. ~. J.. June So
Jack Dempsey In thru training and
he IL glad OF IL The worlds cham
pion win do his last work today when
be punches the bag for two rounds
and takes a long walk on the road.
Dempsey and his household Will
move Friday to Jersey City. His
means OF transportation and his dcs-
tination at the scene Of the battle are
being kept secret By Manager
kearna II N understood that he will
spend tho eve OF the contest In a pri.
vate home near the stadium and will
see no one.
The champion looked TO be rust
how no said he feit--in the finest con-
ditlon.
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the Pacific coasf ~ q Junior player.
That year was one OF the four con-
secutivs years that he eopped the
Golden Cato Junior championship.
Last year Smith won the Bucns
Vista club championship again
This year he started out BY win
ming the mems singles event In The
Star Woodland Park tennis tourney.
and with Josephine Pollock. won the
mixed doubles event In the same
meet
Smith b expected b make q
strong bid for the honors In the
city tennis tournament nov being
staged
Smith. who h only - years old.
works At the Piper q Taft sporting
goods store His folks Btin 1--we In
San Francisco.
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Star Ball
Men Face
Big lifts
Junior Baseball Race Gil
max Comes With Games
Booked for Sunday

The crucial games Of The Star
Junior league are billed for Sunday.
The Three Brothers Dye Works.
Highland Park, Washington Park.
Pirates, Georgetown. Egerman Gro
Gerry and Youngstown teams all
have a chance 10 land In the three
places now left open for teams To
compete In the round robin
Ely Caston's Eckart Cigar CUn-
pany team has cinchcd their place
In the play off. being the only team
certain Of the honors. Sundays 70
suits win decide the other teams
that VIII be able to play for the jun
Tor championship and Tho Star cup.
Managers Of all teams are warned
not TO change their registration
blanks for these big games.
The complete schedule for Sunday
follows.
The oeorsstsvn Cubs and ~ -.
mar Grocery nins vii tAngis - wan
Tns three BrssA~s Dye Wsrks onhs
and the Highland Park White Star Alb.
ietie club outfit viii play On Hightaa4
PARK
Washington Payh ana the Fira4D M
on WLlA WaiiA field
The Eckart Cigar company - -
Collins junior msa en- WAnA WauA
field
The sharnrox Cubs mfx VIII tbs ~
dogs ~ Woodland park.
The Queen Anne Asrfab and Y0ungDs
town tangie at Youngstown.
All team managers should notify
the sporting editor the time that
have the grounds before 8 p. m ~
day.
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P.-I. LEAGUE TO
SPLIT SEASON

VANCOUVER. II. C.. juno 3o.---
The Pacific international baseball
league season will be divided into
two parts. according To an announce
ment made hero yesterday by Bob
Brown president of the Vancouver
club. A new player limit. allowing
only ~ men TO the squad, win be
established.
The league race, ~ II was. was no
longer interesting. as Tealey Ray.
mond's Yakima club was 80 far In
the lead that they could just about
lose games for the rest OF the season
and stu come out on top
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BONDS PICKS
FRENCH IDOL

Joe Bonds. q former heavyweight
boxer. now living in Tacoma. Is a
Carpenter booster. He says he In
positive that Georges will come
thru the fun IL rounds Saturday and
he looks for him to get the popuar
decision OF the sports writers and
boxing experts Joe knows Dcmp-
sey's ability and what he IL: he went
ten rounds with him five years ago
In E.iey. New.
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WILTON SMITH WINS
FROM ARMAND MARION

Loo. 81. 80: Miller ana vankuran beat
Turner and Thorndike. 60. s-s.
Mems sinrics--Zettlsr beat Tiiford. ga,
s-3; w. Smith beat A. Marion. 90. go
Little beat Carver. "a. Ga. ga
Today's Schedule
p m.--kenneth Smith va v1nceot
p. MT. Todd VS. ". LAngiie:
xotosake Va @ Nau. Kendall VA r.
Brown. Laixure va BoEoiaviensky.
p. WANDER Las and W. Nolan ~.
Robinson and Robinson. Lloyd Nordstrom
va n. Morrison
.. m--Hortsnse Green W, Ruth Mar
cuse. N. Robinson Va Washington; Mon
sod va Taylor; 0affney Va IL Wander
Las
,. m---Kitnmura vs.. Henderson: VII
iegss vs. r. Hart: Movrts Va w. Nolan
Saunders va MeDerrnott
p. NV. Smith and Taylor Va Gal
hraith and Parton: Nicoii and Driver va.
LivenEood and Morris; II. NOLAN and
Koxiowski Va Brinkiey and Washington:
Ross va Lynch. Douahos vs. johnson:
Coffin and Clark va Walsh and Nc
Donald.
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wilton Smith continued his win
ming streak and downed Armand
Marion In their singles match In the
city net tourney being staged at the
Seattle Tennis club. yesterday. The
score OF the match was so. 81.
Several fast matches were played
yesterday. A light schedule for to-
day has been arranged and there
will be no play Saturday. Sunday
or Monday.
Today's schedule and yestrday's
results follow.
Wednesday, RNsuiS
I.AdseS singles Ma Bouraus bea1 Or
truds Norris. 81. s-i.
r.Adies douhies--Misy Pollock and Mr..
Bouraus beat Gertrude Norris and Helen
L<ftridga t-i, s-L
Mems doubies--Johnsoe and IAgcr-
xtrom beat Maxwell and Vincent. 80. Us.
zettier and velicgas beat Nordsirom and
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BIG A. A. u.
TRACK MEET
AT PASADENA

PASADENA. Cal. June so.-Two
hundred OF Americas leading anna.
teur athletes win be In this city not
later than Friday evening 10 par.
ticipate in the National Amateur
Athletic union championship track
and field meet at Tournament park.
July 2. 4 and 8.
Most OF them already are here-
The Junior events win be held Sat.
urday and the senior class will be
seen In action Monday. The ALI
around events and relays are
scheduled for Tuesday. The senior
100 yard dash has attracted more
entries than any other event
Seventeen star sprinters. including
Charles w. Paddock. holder of 10
world records In the sprints, win be
at the starting line when this event
Is called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-30
'JoeCornnan
Isn't Same
Spanish Joe Beats Morgan
Jones, But Lacks His
Old-Time Punch

Aitho Joe German won the verdict
over Morgan Jones In their bout iass
night at the Pavilion. handing ths
Tacoma had the. only defeat Of hir
career 50 far. the little Rous City
gladiator didn't look like tho same
German who fought hero last year
German continued his same tactics,
working on the body with hard iefi
and right hooks to the stomach, with
an occasional shot at the head. His
attack. however. lacked the spirit
and the kick that featured his fight.
ting heretofore
The Tacoma Ind was gctffng by m
fine shape. making good use Of his
left hand and outpointing German
with H. but Joe's driving 10 the wind
finally found its mark and In the
third round he forced Jones To cover
Up 20 protect his stomach.
JONES DOES
COMEBACK
Jones made q good comeback IN me
closing round. but German won
Referee schachf's verdict without a
doubt aitho the fight was CLOSE.
In tho semi-windup Sailor Mayber.
~. OF Brcmerton. was too strong for
Bud Manning. local f,yweight. and
won the decision Manning put up q
good defensive fight but the May.
berry was the aggrersor turnout.
Sailor Vincent. another Brcmertou
hoy. wants TO learn 10 control his
temper. In his bout with Harry
Eagles. which was tho best fight OF
the night. Vincent twice knocked hin,
down In tho third round before
Eagles was on his feet and once
when Eagles was on the floor Vim.
cent Addressed him In language that
present-day BOXERS may use in the
street. but not In the ring. vlnoen,
Is too good fighter To resort to
such tactics. lie showed the fans
that he had an awful kick In his lief,
hand. flooring Eagles three timcs In
the third round. Eagles In a very
clever lad. and came back nicely In
the third round. but vlncont's
punches carried too much steam and
he WAS the winner. The fans handed
Vincent The grand order Of the raxz.
berry.
GREEN HAS
HYPNOTIC EYE
Frankie Green may - q terror
among the amateurs. but the little
colorcd boy with the Dixie grin and
hypnotic eye. was 80 busy trying e
figure out where Filipino KID Resos
head was half OF the time that n.
didn't have much time TO fight
Itesos really won the fight. bu; Ref
cree Ted Whitman thought he wa,
Santa Claus. or something. and oaiIec
| II q draw.
In tho opening bout Of tho might
Hugh curiey and Bud Frtxgefalc
fought . draw. Hurley came out Al
disguised In . Charlie Chaplin nous
facha
Tho show was staxed by Clay HIT
and a goo-diy crowd was on hand II
was ladies' night and many Of ths
fair SCI attended the festivities.
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PHIL NEER IN
SEMRI-FINALS

PHILADELPHIA. June so.--Phil
Neer Of Portland. Or. and captain
OF the Stanford University tennis
tram. won his way TO the semi
finals In the intercollegiate lawn
tents championships boing played at
HAvcrford here yesterday. Neer will
meet Fritz Basiian Of the University
OF Indiana In the semi-finais today
and the winner win play the winner
Of the Mcneil Drumwright. Texas.
J. Il. Fennon. Harvard. match In
the finals Friday.
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Gotham Pinned for Mix;
Fighters End Training
Fight Fans Swarm to Manhattan; Both Jack anc
Georges Are Ready for Starting Gong; Arena Viii
Seat Over $4,000; Dempsey Is to Favorite
BY HENRY 1. FARRELL

NEW YORK. June 30.-Csotham and It's across river
neghbor Jersey City, today seethed with excitement
the Dempsey Carpenter fight.
With work in the training camps Of Jack Dempsey
and Georges Carpenter the Of activity shifted to
the battle ground.
New York could gobbe up a million out-of-towners
without it causing ripple the surface but the hotels
ing fans
On the Streets tn the hotel lobbies even in the always
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-30
SPORTS
FOR TACOMA

Kathcryn Brown. swimming star
Of the Seattle r. w. c. A. win be
among thoe entered In the three.
day wnter carnival 10 be held nj
tho American Lake resort during
the early July holidays. Teams
are expected TO enter from Port.
lnnd. Seattle. Victoria. Vancouver.
Camp Lewis and Tacoma. All forms
Of water sports arc on tho pro
gram.
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TRAVE DAVIS
WILL BATTLE
DAVE SHADE

Travie Davis Coast wcitcrwcight
champ. will meet Dave Shade. crack
California weiter. here NEXT Thursday
night at the Pavilion. The show II
to be staged by the Fsiks.
Both Davis and Shade have fought
draws with Jack Britton. worlds well
terweiEht champ. and the two fought
a round draw In Tacoma last
winter.
Davis and Shade are big drawing
cards and n record crowd Ii expected
TO turn out and see them In action
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Navy Will
Force Club
Swim Team,
Crystal Water Stars Face
Hard Meet With Fleet
Men Here Friday
ny TOM OLSEN

A b1s crowd u expected ont % Gee
the dual swimming meet bctween the
Crystal Swimming club and the
swimming team from tho battlaship
New York ut the Crystal Pool Fri
day night
Never before IN iocni irwin history
have two such evenly matched
teams met The Crystal club.
usually q strong favorite to win. Is
promised some tough composition
against the Hawaiian swimmers who
represent the New York
A big crowd OF sailors win come
over TO sec the meet according 10
reports from Brcmerton. where the
New York In stationed
ANTWERP MIN
ENTERED
The New York has two swimmers
who win compete who swnfn for the
navy In the olympic games at Ant
werp last August They are John
Gilman and J. Keahu-
Besides these two starr. ehe New
York viii send over three more
Hawaiian stars who arc rated M
about the best In the navy.
The Crystal club. under the lead
ernhip OF Lambert Stenbergh. will
send their best men up against the
navy swimmers Dallas Emory.
Seattle boy. who swan for the
United States Naval acadcmy. viii
compete for the local club In the
big meet
SEATTLE
ACES
Nitric KonowniosY. Captain Stern
bergh. Harry and Kenneth spcidei.
Harry Mcwafters. Gust Jarvie and
Bob Smith will bs the chief dash
men who win swim for the Crystal
club Friday.
The following events WIN BE- offer
| ed: 30 and 100 yard dashes- so and
100 yard breast stroke events and
100 and $50 yard back stroke s~ims.
Besides the regular dash events.
comedy diving stunts win he offered
the crowd by members OF the local
club. This feature is always one OF
the h>st received on tho bin and
promises to win the approval Of tho
patrona
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LOS ANGELES
TROUNCE OAKS

LOS ANGELES. June 3o.-Los
Angeles stepped away from Oakland
here today and won by the score
Of ITO. Poor pitching by the Acorn
monndsmen helped the Angels out.
The score n. ". T..
- hhsetss 1911 -
o. kland ............
Batteriesi Hughes and Baldwin. 80
bold. Hilton and Koehier. MItxe-
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COLUMBIA WILL
HAVE GRID CAMP

Next fall for the first time sfncs
football was abolished In 1905. Co
lumbia University win boast q camp
for preliminary training at Camp
YAH. Little Silver. N. J. The squad
win gather Sept IL, IN charge OF
Coach O'Neil.
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cnnnsrys struck eut-By Gardner g.
ba~es on baiis-on Gardner /. off
Ross !. OF pilletts J. T~o-baas hits--
Coz : Eldred I. Thrc~-bass hit woifsY
Doubts play-rohin 10 stgmpS Sacrifice
nt--SArdnsr. Stolen bAscA-- Eldred.
wstsrsii. Lana .. VIVA pitohes--Piiletts
! inninGs pttehed-By Ro~s 80. runs ..
hin 5. At bat "a Charge defeat 20 Rosa.
Eans responsible fos--oaxdner 4 Roo ..
fillstts 1. Tine Of sAms-i;sa. Umplrss
-finney and Tomah
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COLUMBUS. o.. Juno 90 - Ohio
State will be minus their star quar-
terback next fan on account OF
Hodge Workman who. with thirty
other students. was suspended on
charges Of "cribbing- by Presiden,
Thompson recently.
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,ss-Jem Ward. title rcwon
cs-''Dcafy- Burke
50---Bill Thompson
Sf--Ben Caunt
5s--Nick Ward
35-Ben Caunt. title rcwon.
si--Bin Thompson. title rcwon.
Spill Perry.
S6--Harry Broome-
51-Tom Paddock
3s-Tom Saycrs.
39--John G. Heenan-
so--rom King.
u->Jem Macc
t.-Tom Allen
43--Joe Gosa
tt-Paddy Ryan
45--John l.. sullivan
&6---Jim Corbett
S7--Bob titzdmmona
tS--Jim Jeffriex
t9--Marvin Hart
5o-Tommy Burns
3i-Jack Johnson
5.--Jess Willard.
3-Jaek Dempsey.
ST.
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Ruth Pounds Out
Home Run Against
Boston Yesterday

NEW YORK. Juno 2o.--f,abo
Ruth slammed out his 7Sth homo
run OF the season hero yesterday
In the game against Boston The
circuit clout was made In the sec
ond game OF a double header off
OF Bush.
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Carpenter perfects his defense as
visitors Try 70 crawl thru his barbed
wire fenoa.
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AMKKacAN LEAGUE

Nev Yort SIS. Boston g-a
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Yrttsourx .. chicago 4
brooklyn .. Philadelphia 4
Boston ., New York 4
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VERNON WINS
FROM FRISCO

sAN FRANCISCO. June 3o,-wn-
lie Mitchell let the league leaders
down with seven hits here yester.
day. ana Vernon copped the contest
by = So score The Seals lone
counters were made in the sixth off
Of caveney's homer and Jim o'Con.
nell's three-base hit