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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15
Tin tur &beumattsme!
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Qcmmer-Dripe I'D Hlagerne.

90 bill foritau boorfcr Tuiiroer brueer
wri,,r,Ic oeo at probe BET en- Sang 90 BIZ
b,rif cnr bets IRgeuoe Geer'tab.
grFof big ftrar en- Srlffe ira nGrine'ie
enotsf. Set er rent, roen Gtf9trtn9, Label
n tic oil Of muftaro". geore ero ct Wsu'fdro'
Qrojter % brrnber life. Gr bebaseli9 % tor7'
,orto6rrt unoer SnoeniOnlreen.
r1uteroIe or a~nbeinlet al mango 9oftorer
"A enoepIeierfer. Riuiorer az Srnffer bruees
oorIto for gronfit, Group, itiO Sal3, Iftbnta,
mrurcloia, Rleuriin, @beumatiSme, 2nn1baeo,
ct,ra ga 8lse / 03beeer, Sorituonin9er, fanre
o2urIer. Sitter, S%roitbIrrer, fortrosne Sehoer,
grbtiuISe cote ufoereer ben 2un9ebctpnoeIfe).
85c "a Csc aruifer; SnipitaIsitsrreIfe $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15
FRA McGube, Npnt.

RcGabe ct ~beliseenbe pan Great
Nortbern Railroao. paa Ell SiOeliurie
ira @ainbiIe til Scobp. @eb ielpe
Gpeu er bet life tort, men hi bar bog
2 @rneerItores, 8arase o9 Saroipars>
itore os me9et unbet. 2anost berpns
firing ct sobt, bpnO be mango fine Sars
ME pioner ON. Set CT for BET meite
Stanbinuoer, inn bar her nteo er en-
telt SWfer iblanbt. Spao Seiten an
9aar iad bdnbe III en- iepn goo Ssit iioz
tie aar, urbtasen Ell Rart belt for
Wic9dbe; Der babe De SaeIitpuu,
men iaa fit bi til @ieneieIb heller lit.
lea nugget for tort Grain, FONT III itlls
Re babe, ioa De fleite at Sarmerne bsr'
onfriug table itore Retge paa at boise
lin Spebe. Qanbet beronttrins, i9Ises
for fra 90 til 90 9ollars pr. Icre.
@il blot iise til Slut ell bierteIis Sat
til Soften" for alt bet gore 2rieitof,
pt bar fadet / bet ipunbuc aar, % baas
Der, at Oct ma fortiGttes % Soften"
nlaa faa mango npe genner. On penz
Zig Silien til ale "Roiteu"s 9eiere
% Perionale. Chris u. Nielien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15

SpIpbrpIupsieit, os / ben anIeonins
ianIebes ole @enuer,, Nobocr o.
SlGetntrse til ct "Sluprilepartp".
Sobnions tore ps umuieIise 8opeos
bpenin9 bar fplot til iioite Yldos. Yas
ltor SaSieion boIbt en- e%ribenoc % incz
boIosria Gale % pperratte Scr. %
Ylrs. Sobnipn ct irulft % toitburt
Sslpiet. Nftcnen % Oct meite at Hats
ten tiIbragtcs nteo Gang, Uhliif %
Iiplis Yasiiar, % meo en- COB fplbt
&aue, ba &ui1berue bapoe meobrast
@ao % Srifteparer, uItiua aaffe.
Gaeiammen reiite bieiu meo ct &inoe
ON en- al sc bp9aeligite Samneufoms
iter, ipm De bupbe pnret Sione III.
s. SaIlfa0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15
Sra 2pbman, Mpnt.

@i bar bapt ubmertet ginter, melt
goao G~pIinsen oHeaar, iao bar be,l
oaret baarlig Be iibite fire Gar, iaa
Bet er banrbt for ma1tse, tinr for benz.
inn bar itor SarniIte, "a aItine, en-
tisber er iau bprt, men IN faur badbe,
Oct bliper beore meo StSeu.
Ser er nosIe Raroetaeeiteeere isieH,
men bet ct lite mango, ba flere bar
eiftet Jig De iiOite TO aor, os be, iom er
ieier, toullner bit til at parlbre 2ipet5
Bel aIene, ba Ser life er noeeu Seber@
mser. Saa mi bdr III gtpet os III Ho,
% Den eneite SoritsieIie, ri far, er at
lGie Dor gobe @cn "Soiten". NIeb ell
oenIig 9iIien til Soften" % bens 2Gz
iere. Seo. &tttelIpu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15
Hra 6aliban. y. 5af.

Seq bill ienSe en- SiIien fra benne
aros al @erSen osioa. Sen iom iio>
Der ber paa 0afotasR rrrisu filler ZIG
iom iao bortsieu,t fra aIt 2io % Rss
relic. Sapbe pi life "0ecorabsPos
ten" til at brliee os SuS o. Silierr
ira ll~benperbenen, riSite ui life noset
en- ben. Dor ~nGrneite 8p er &alis
bap, rlnbt biinorebe NiI fra @aubal,
81. 3. Ser bpg8cbes en- Sernbanei tub
bcrio for en- 6 aar iibeu, OF bu pogeoe
oisie 8perne raft op % iprtes at pGre
bare Siu % Sripnno. 90 et Yar sooe
@pIinser baobe III ooina ben SID. MI
Ear hi bapt to baarIisc aar. Sioite
slar for Der en- Saslitornt, % 8uit
bdooe oi ogidd, iaa Oct bIeu lite meeet
isjen for Sarnreren.
Saa oil ies ieuoe en- 5ilieu til "Ses
ccpab sYoiten" meb Sat for bet sooe
2eielfof. abonnent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15
Sra Weiflafe, Sbubp.

Seq ienbte irb ct Spsrssmaal til
Seres 9reoe 8lab ON, bpor ies flnoe
faa tisbt en- Spinberot. ga ieg lit iaa
naanee greoe iom Soar paa NIT
S~psresstaaI, bill ies taffe bber ii9r for
for ben @enlisbeb, boorrneO be beipaz
rebe nit SpsrssmaaI. Sbub "0eeoz
rab>Roiten" ansaar iaa bebsoer ie9
bit lite at iise, bnoroau ies liter BEN,
mar ieg fortnller, at ies bar paret en-
al bens 2Giere, iioen "Saismanbs@
sutten" Git / glabet iom SsIieton. o.
iaa nraa ieg tilfsie, at ieg ieuber 800
item" til min Ssi ter i Stogcn, iom
Dor I @~ierfebalen, Changer, Rorse, %
efter buao min Ssiterootter itrioer,
I9ier De hit glaSet meb Iigsiaa itor
Snteresie, iom iee eisr ieIp. Sec bad
Der, 1t Irnliot life laber ben ifarpc
ganteen narre Sonas % Iaera til at
iRlse fin gooe Heb Hioer Sarm. ga,
Saf for eopt Samprr, 90 en- oenlie Oil
len til "Secorab @Soiten" os ale oens
Suiinber az 2niere baaoe pan benrte o.
Den naben SIDE at ben ~iaafaIbte glaas
mira. Chris Watbiion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15

Slaret runSt for en- bel 9el Grbeioere
oe sob getaIins faar De oeiaa. @ins
ter bar ri lite bapt ioar, % M faar hi
tel it,e for Ylomn1es os airiebGrtres
c1ne itaar | fllbt SIor, MI ban 6tc
gprtl. Saa Sad for BERNIE Gang til
"Voiten"s Yerionale % en- peulis gill
itn til ollie berS SGiere.
Sheo. 2nrien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15
sra anima, isis.

6pert aar bar iee ienbt @etalins
gen for Soften, bar ies tantt ar
TRIBE nogIe 2inier til; men bar albris
9iort Oct til ibog. Sou Hal ies ienbe
Def. So, M bar hi eobt @eir. Seq
bnaber, III faor en- goo CONNER. Sois
Der er no8eu, iom tieuber os, iom faar
bette SIaS> iau ifuIbe ic9 snife, at De
oilbe ifripe uoele Orb. gi er fra gI>
nerlm, Iorge. Set er en- isrten aar.
iiben ri TOM berooer. Seq er GIert /
et @alith Store her / anitpd. Seq bar
arbeioet Der en- ipo Raaneber % liter
BET goot. @teb en- benlig SiIien til
ale "Yoiten"s 29iere.
Riis Morte SGther.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15
IRA Sabl, 81. DAT.

8abl er en- tripeltg Iiben gp berubc
| 8taiams 9ountp, % gefoltutnsen
er for bet meite NorIfe, iaa Der er NOT
mango, iom lGier "Secprabz Soften"
og "@cb Iruen" MI ON 9asene. Sea
for min Sel fan life bore DEN foruScn,
i'Gr mi, ba ieg bar ioprt goo Chit a:
i.aa Sag nteo SorfSea cs tngc Ell Sur
bort paa Gen.
Sa, "9ecorabsR oiten" % "@cb Irs
ncn" er ct ubr1ertet eobt % intereSz
liant 9lab.
5ermeb en- benlis Stlien % ct eobt
Nptaar pnifes "Eoiteu"s periorale %
ale Oens 2Giere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15

en bebre Sinter, enb benre bar boz
ret, bar leg life opleoet og BETTER ieg
lite at oplepe berefter. 5aabcr. at
Ssrfetiben MI err forbi. @i bar ltemt
ror at tsrlTg8c Sanbet for 8biifp, men
life frr Resn, men bet bar naiten Jet
Zig No. Set bar lille reenet paa tire
Var fsr iioite Ssit. Reset geiarbeioe
bar o9ret siort I rette Strse iiSen
THOR Saar. Sc bar en- "Steum
Sboble", iorn be Far arbeioet meo belle
@tnteren. Seiene er meset bebre nu,
eno IA hi tom bib. 5iIieu til "9eco<
rab>Hoiten". Sarmertoue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15
Sra Gpnitance, anufa Co., Wlinn.

gn lang SID er bet MI, iiben ies los
bere fra mig / SOFTEN, 90 ba bet
tliper iiGlben ie9 i~trioer pripat til
S4e9t O9 @enner, iaa t9ntte ies, at
pm nit 9reo tunbe inise iis fcrbi
9lriu, ioa fit Be ale bsre fra mig
meb bet famine. en- transer at iparc
pan ane Maaber M / btsie fornnbers
lise Siber. Gae &laser mn % flyer.
Re taber 9enee paa alt, be ieIser, men
81 alt bpIbt poa at soa op, bsrte en-
tie mango, iom iaebe, at be tiente bra.
Sm SER 90 @irb er life a1bet eno
9oot at iiee. @t bar bapt en- milb
Girter. @enlis SiIleu til Soften"
60 ale bens Seiere.
Carl Riite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15

pda Bet enorrne YrisfaIb at ale Sarms
proorlfter, oeiaa tilise ben p~oIitiife
Ngttation, ipm bribes. Wan brrste at
iise, at en- lllpfte fom iieIbeu alene.
Sette fumes at be.rnfte fig Der MI.
Conn u~partiif bill ies iise, BET er NEE
get iieIbent, at bet er bare ben ere
Tarts Sfplb, aar to tr9tter; % iaas
CT bet oaiad Der. 8. Z. s..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15
correspondence.

til; Be br tie euaona gfsanemI0he AZ Meb0itoueu. gopnet bill lie
kip.. oNsuthaeicrt. nsbminbrs ssbfpmnenbe aerretponbsuf on.
Her bet, mu Reeaftoneu maa babe bans iuIbe Wapn % Mbrese.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-15

lsFlEi:ss pea SiSs .
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
ERRORS BY CAMBRIDGE
SPELL TEAMS DEFEAT

CAMBRIDGE. Nd. July ~
Snow Hill defeated Cambridge, to
8. yesterday The latter made two
hits TO her oppon,- IS one. garneg-
ing 16 safetiea. but lost the game bS
fielding errors and poor base runA
ming. Robinson being put out three
times at the plate when only one
had been put out before him.
SNOW Hin Oo1o3o OF
Cambridge -.....210o 0o0110 U.s.
TwO-base hits-Armstrong Sailer.
Lord, Gasker. .Three-base hit
Dove. Home run-Roussey. Sacri-
flee hits-Robins. Needer. Stolen
bases-Roussey (2), Drury, Sway
Ter. Kilduf. Gansborn CO. Dove.
Lord. Ruark. Hanson. Robinson.
! Schroil. Double play-Armstrong
TO Roussey to Keen. Bases on balls
of schroll. 1; of Sailer, 3. Struck
out-By schron. 6; by Sailer. S. Hi
by pitcher-By Sailer (Gansborn) {;
by schron (Sailer.). Left on bases
Snow Hill. 6; Cambridge. 10.
Earned runs-Snow Hill. ,; Cam
bridge, ,.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
UNCLE SAM Is
OUT IN FRONT
BY DEAN SNYDER

Uncle Sam and Johnny Bull have
been having a busy summer. ath-
letically.
Also Samuel has had couple
skirmishes with friend France.
And they're still at Il.
The battle line was formed abroad
early this spring with the Ameri-
cans as visiting invaders.
SO far the score Is in favor OF
Uncle sam.
The American polo team beat the
Z Britons two games straight and
copped the International cup.
Jock Hutchison bamboozled them
out OF their national open golf mug.
Bill Tilden successfully defended
his world tennis title on the VIM
bledon courts.
Alexa Stirling failed In her at
tempt TO wrest the woman's English
golf title. She couldn't keep pace
with their powerful and wonderful
Miss Cecil Leitch.
II Bobby Jones. Chick Evans and
Francis Ouimet fell down miser.
ably in their attempt to win IN,
amateur golf cup. honors going tS
England's Willie Hunter
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
BARNES WINS OPEN
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

WASHINGTON. July 2s-Playine
as fine a two-day session OF golf as
the most pessimistic critics OF the
ancient and honorable game could
desire. ames NJ. Barnes OF the Pei
ham Bay (N. " Country Club. won
the open national championship on
the course Of the Columbia Country
Club here yesterday with a score OF
289 strokes for 2 holes.
Nine strokes in his wake came
Walter Hagen. OF New York. cham
pion in 1919. and Fred Mcleod. pro-
fessional OF the local course, each
with a score Of 2ss.
National Amateur Champion
Charles "Chick" Evans. OF the
Edgewater Club. OF Chicago. was
fourth. with 500. the first amateur
Of the original score or more OF en-
trants 10 finish. Another amateur
OF national golhng prominence tied
in the next group Of three in the
person OF Robert T. C"Bobby') Jones
Of Atlanta. whose score OF sos placed
him alongside the professionals Alex
Smith. OF New London, and Emmett
French, Of Youngstown, Ohio.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
EASTLAKE TO TAKE
ON HOSE GANG AGAIN

Eastlake will meet their speedy,
ancient rivals, the Electric Hose and
Rubber Company again next Tues
day night, at Twenty-ninth and Mar
ket streets. The Lakers were also
scheduled to meet the Wilmington
Giants on that day. but Manager
Patterson announced yesterday that
the game with the Giants has been
cancelled and will be played on a
later date.
Eastlake and the Hose Makers
have met a couple OF times before
and each meeting resulted in a real
tough struggle. The folks out around
Twenty-ninth and Market streets
have been urging the playing OF an
other game at least and Manager
Patterson has come through ac-
cording to their suggestion
sJORT.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23


Previous 10 this year had al
ways figured that my natural fight
ing weight was 1sO pounds. When
weighed over that, 1 thought
wasn't in good condition
know better now. Since went
10 England a year ago last May I
have never trained down.
Trip Abroad
It was on the boat going over that
I discovered had knockout punch.
boxed with a fellow who had
been a sparring partner for both
Carpenter and Joe Beckett.
The first day I knocked him out
with a right. The second day tried
my left on him and got the same
results.
l talked It over with my manager.
Eddie Kane, as we always do my
lighting plans.
We decided that my new-found
strength was due to being over
weight-that Is over 100 pounds the
weight at which I had been used 10
fighting.
Since then I have tried to build
myself up.
In the last year have actually
grown. am an inch taller and weigh
ia to IT'S pounds when in ring con-
dition-
Ny idea OF weight building Is to
take on fat and gradually build It
into muscular tissues.
The outdoor life here Is just the
thing I need. II makes me rugged.
I will take on weight so as to be
four or FIVE pounds above ITS, the
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
GIVE THEsE BOYS GANIEs.

Christiana Juniors seem to have
some difficulty in securing games and
would like TO hear FROM ANY club in
the city ranging in age from ~ 10
Is years. All challenges should be
sent to Michael Lewis. 414 East
Tenth street Christiana would like
to meet such teams as South Side,
Eden Juniors, Pine Juniors, Park
side orioles and Pennsy Juniors.
Christiana's lineup follows: Quinn,
C: Brown. p: Hayes. 81; Simpson.
1b; Casey. %; Lewis. 3b; Myers,
II; Warren. CT; Cannon. RI; B.
Hill and Gill. utility.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
nrNNY,s MOTHER

When Benny Leonard doesn' {
knock out an opponent he gets the
razzberry from the fans.
He's hgured 10 have the stun
necessary 10 kick over his men eV-
erv time he lets one go.
That Is expecting a lot or any
fighter. some fighters are harder
to hit than others.
But aside from this there Is an
other reason.
Il Is Benny's mother.
Every time he leaves home Tor a
fight she says-"Benny, my boy
please don't hurt your opponent any
more than you have to-and aoh [
knock him out"
SO perhaps she is responsible for
many pleasant evening some medi-
ocre fighter has spent with Benny
when he should have been counted
out.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
CHENuCAL-ENGuES WIN

The Chemical l-Englneering de-
partment girls defeated the Service
team in the girls tennis league at
the dupont Country Club courts last
evening. four sets 10 one.
The first set between Miss Kruse,
Of the Engineering. and Miss Phil
lips. of Service, was the most ex-
citing OF the day.
The summaries:
Miss Kruse (C-E) defeated Miss
Phillips Cs) 5v7, SO, Sc.
Miss Tatnan CC-E) defeated Miss
Dorsey (S) go, ga.
Miss Maull (C-E) defeated Miss
Hahn (S) 6-3, 6-S.
Miss Murray (s) defeated Miss
Baird (C-E) ga, 6-i
Miss Baldman (C-E) defeated
Miss Casey (S) 6-i, 6-S.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23

weight am to make for Carpenter.
Then 1 will have something TO 90 on
when I start the real grind.
I don't believe IN long periods OF
training Two weeks is long enough
to prepare for any hght-I mean the
real stun with sparring partners.
1 have been doing a lot OF swim
ming since coming here. It's hard
ner and a Observation-Disclosures.
But I'll keep right on doing a lot
OF canoeing. fishing, hunting and
roughing It during July and August.
Next month I can use my dog,
Dick. to run birds. Il will give me
a lot OF tramping.
I think Carpenter had the right
idea in his training for Dempsey.
He boxed only on the days he felt
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
VANDEvER CIuR orTING

Members and friends OF the Van
dever Athletic Association will go
on a straw ride TO Augustine Beach
tonight Motor trucks will leave the
association rooms. Vandever avenue
and Locust street, at o'clock and
will return at 12 o'clock. An or
chestra will accompany the guests.
Music will be furnished enroute 10
the beach. the orchestra being trans
ported to the resort in an auto truck.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
pENNANT DRIVEs

with the sixteen major league
baseball clubs already or on the
final stretch the pennant races are
becoming warmer and more inter-
esting.
In the American League Il r. a
two club race between the Cleveland
world champions and the New York
Yankees. No other club threatens.
In the National the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates and the New York Giants are
riding in the front seats. But the
Boston Braves are also playing PEN
nant ball and may draw up along
side the Gibson and McGraw char
4 lots to make It a three club race tc
the finish.
Both New York clubs are threat
ening 10 go into the lead In both
I leagues.
The Big Town OF many pavements
and bright lights Is pennant hungry
II would be satisfied with one flag.
II would go wild with two.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
EVEN BREAK

In our joust with France We have
broken even.
Mile. Suzanne Lcngien defeated
our powerful Moiia Bjurstedt NAL
lory in tennis over there.
Jack Dempsey finished Georges
Carpenter. the idol OF France. over
here in four rounds with a knock
out.
That makes II even Steven so far
az France Is concerned.
Now the army OF athletic stars Is
shifting TO this side OF the water.
After we get through with our
national open golf tournament. our
national woman's tennis tourney In
August and our Davis cup matches
in September. maybe Johnny Bull
will have won some OF our silver
ware.
We doubt n.
Score 10 date-Johnny Bull. two
victories; Uncle Sam. three; France
one victory; America, one.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
DU POINT BLOWS /
UP ATLAS TEAM

That terrible explosion predictsd
out at the DUPONT Country CLUB
grounds yesterday afternoon was .
one-sided affair. The entire Atlas
team blew up. DUPONT applying tho
torch, won by score OF 7 to and
took undisputed possession OF the
lead In the Powder League.
Jack Hanley's At-lasts followed his
instructions and more. They made
five miscues which he didn't tell
them about. Jim Quinn on the rub
Der for DUPONT had things easy.
Strebb's artistical covering OF the
third sack was the fielding feature.
Score.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
SHELLPOTL0S
In THIS CONTACT

Contact, OF the General Chemical
Company, travelled to shellpot Park
yesterday afternoon and defeated the
shellpot nine by the score Of to Z.
in a ten-inning battle. The Park boys
outhit Contact, but fast fielding held
down their score. The Chemists.
with the score tied, put over three in
the tenth, and the Parkers fell one
run shy In their tally.
Butler and Lumberger starred for
the Shellpot team, and seifert and
Witherspoon for Contact, with Ward
coming the batting hnnors. Scnra.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
18TH WARD KEEPS WINNING.

Before a crowd OF some 500 fans,
Eleventh Ward Of the All-Wilming-
ton League continued on its winning
way in independent games by nosing
out the New Castle A. A last night
by the score OF 3 to 2. Thorpe's
pitching and c. Beatty's hitting were
the features. Beatty collected three
doubles. Score:
New Castle 20 o 100 / o. s /
18th Ward III OO1 0 Is Z 2
Batteries - Miller and Fay
Thorpe and Pennock. Umplres-
Hainey and Duffy.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
prIIFvUE TRAPS CLOSED

Owing TO a number OF Wilmington
shooters being away from the city
on their vacations the officers OF the
Wilmington Trapshooung Associa-
ton decided not 10 open the traps at
Bellevue tomorrow. The Whining
ton Club is arranging to stage the
final shoot for the Harlan trophies
and will name the date very shortly.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
nnnNzE AFTER GIANTs.

Delaware Bronze will be the op-
Moments OF the Wilmington Giants
at Eighth avenue and Duncan street
on Monday night. The Giants have
a game scheduled with Eastlake for
Tuesday. but Manager Patterson. oil
Eastiake. announced last night that
il has been cancelled on account OF
a previous engagement with Electric
Hose.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
MOOSE TRIMS REGULARS.

The Moose All-stars defeated the
Royal Regulars Thursday by the
score Of is to 6. Moose will play
the wild Cats this afternoon at
sixteenth and Ciaymont streets. The
Moose would like TO hear from any
fast team in or out OF the city whose
players ages are from is 10 II
years. Communicate with clifford
Jones. sl9 LOCUST street. city.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23


in the northern
Minnesota woods
For the last FIVE
years 1 have been
coming to my cot
tage on Osakis lake
to hunt. fish. swim
and rough II out
doors. That con-
ditions me best for
fighting.
I have a new
goal to work for
now. But I don't
intend TO alter my
plans except / win
pay more attention
to building myself
up than ever be-
fore.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23

like it and he didn't burn himself
out.
1 believe there is such a thing as
a boxer going stale.
Carpenter tried 10 build himself
up To Dempsey's weight. but tho
time was too short
Weight-making-the kind that
does you good-can't be done in a
few weeks or a month. II must be
done gradually II Il is to make you
really stronger and not slow you up.
One hundred and seventy-five will
be my natural weight when I meet
Carpenter In October. After that
I'll build myself up more so as 10
be ready for Dempsey.
Copyright 1921 by Newspaper
Enterprise).
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
Hornsby and Heilman Keep
In Front of League Htters

Rogers Hornsby Of the Cardinals
leads the National League hitters
with percentage OF .41s. poled out
the most hits. 40, and. is a tie with
Frank Frisch Of the Giants, each
having scored "A runs. George Kelly
Of the Giants leads with 13 home
runs. Frank Frisch OF the Giants
shows the way along the base paths
with 26 stolen bases and Charles
Glazner OF the Pirates is the leading
hurler with victories and 1 defeat
for a percentage OF .SS9.
Zeb Terry of the Cubs scored 6
runs in 5 games till the Robins stop
ped him on July 16.
Hy Myers Of the Robins was stop
ped by Freeman and Cheeves Of the
Cubs on July 16 after 10 games Of
safe hitting. Hy poled out IA hits in
3s tries for percentage Of .36s.
Ray Schmandt OF the Robins, af-
ter hitting in games straight, was
stopped by Grover Alexander Of the
Cubs on July 16. in which he got IA
hits in 80 tries for .467.
Ross Young of the Giants was
stopped by a trio Of Pirates hurlers
after hitting safe in s games on July
is. Ross poled out hits in 22 tries
for .4O9.
Pat Duncan OF the Reds was stop
ped by Jimmy Ring of the Phillies
on July IS after games OF hitting.
Pat poled out 1 0 hits in 23 tries for
an average OF .435.
Art Nehf of the Giants, by beating
the Pirates on July IS, brought his
consecutive winning games to 5.
Joe Oeschger OF the Braves had
won straight games when the
Pirates broke his winning streak by
beating him on July 20 via the shut
out route that Cooper handed him.
Frank Frisch Of the Giants. on
July 10. was halted by Babe Adams
OF the Pirates after banging them
out for s consecutive games. Frank
poled out "a hits in "a tries for .412
and tailed 10 runs.
Earl Neale OF the Reds had scored
runs in straight games till the
phillies stopped him on July 10.
There has been hits in a game
made times to date as follows: The
Braves getting 3 of them, the Pirates
twice and the Giants and Cubs one
apiece, and hits in a game have
been made &C times, the clubs get
ting them follow: The Cubs ~
Pirates and Braves 10 each. the
Cardinals and Giants s each, Robins
Z, the Reds and the Phillies
times.
The following players are the
leading sluggers in doubles and
triples on their respective clubs as
follows: The Pirates, Max Carey
with 21 doubles, Charley Grimm
with II triples. The Cubs, Ray
Grimes 26 doubles. Charley Deal
triples. The Braves. Ray Powell and
Horace Ford with 16 doubles, Nor
man Bockel and Walter Barbara
with 6 triples. The Cardinals. Rog
ers Hornsby leads his teammates II
both doubles and triples with 26 ane
II respectively. The Reds, Eddie
Roush with p doubles and San
Bohne with triples. The Giants
Dave Bancroft "a doubles, Franz
Frisch 10 triples. The Robins, jim
INV Johnston with p doubles and II
triples leads his teammates. Th'
Philues, Cy williams and Emi
Meusel are in a tie with ls doubles
and Meusel, with triples, leads.
Babe Adams Of the Pirates wher
ne beat the Giants on July ls mad'
it r wins in succession.
Evening journal., 1921-07-23
PUTS THE
BRAKES ON ELKS

Elmhurst came through with It's
first win the Newspaper League last
night by trimming the Elks on the
Elmhurst field by the score OF s TO
1. Patterson allowed the Elks but
five hits which were well scattered
while the Suburhanites punched
most Of their eight on ID. Straw
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