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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
PRiSTi ZAMESTNANl RAD
NICNfCH UREDNIkU.

Move 'volby znamenaji no
YOU vladu ma radnici a V du-
sledcich tetO okolnosG budou
nektefi nuceni zmeniti syoje
dosavadni poyolani ia zamest-
mani neb pusobnost dfiv6iSi.
Mayor Fitzgerald otevfe
pravnickou Gfadoynu spolu s
dosaVadnim i'iditelem NEST
skych pray Woodsem jake part
nerem.
TrakCni komisaf Sanders o.
teyre uradovnu poradni We w
sadnich zalezitostech. A. Bern
stein, tiditcl mestske sluzby,
stane Sc spolccnikcm pravni-
ck6 kancelafi radniho II. H..
Finklea. Financni fiditel Met
ea4f ma pry iiz,nekolik nabi-
dek do bank dolenniho mesta.
Tn. S. Farrell, utilitni komisaf
a John Davis, asistent superin-
tendentuv V m6stskych osv6tlo-
vacich zavodech uchazeti sc
budou O ufad okresniho komi-
sare misto odstoupleho Kohle-
ra, jehoz doba mela vyprseti
teprVe 1. ledna 1925. Riditel
hezpecnostni A. Il. Sprosty no.
dla Sc venovati opetn6 klenot-
nickemu obchodu. Fred w.
Thomas, fiditel parkd a majet-
XII hodla sc takt6z v6novati "a
Sc odevnickemu obchodu, jehoz
Sc po SVEN zvoleni vidal. w.
f. Davis, riditeI m6stskych O.
sv6tlovacich zavodu, patrne bu
de ponechan V ui.ade. John Il.
Martin, vodni komisaf, patrne
vyuzitkuie odborngch znalo-
sti vodarenskych V jinych me-
stech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
LIDSKA HLOUPOST 49,
'-NrPOMINE.

Snaha po rychlem a snad-
mem zbohatnuti zustava dosud
nejlepsim vnadidlem yychytra
lych zlodejd. Pred nekolika
nedelemi namluvili diva podob-
nj vyteGnlci V Hollenden ho-
tclu II. w. Wrightovi q Dun
kirk, n. Y, re mali ma pro-
del znamenit6 Sc vyplacejici
zlat6 dolly. Tento neodolal po-
kuSeni skuteCn6 svindlerdm
vyplatil 10000, aniz by Sc o.
sobne pfesyedGil o jsoucnosti
podniku vabec. Postal ien $
jednim taSkarem sv6ho zet6, a.
by zlate dolly inSpiciroval.
Kdyz oba pfijeli do Chicago,
prdvodci pojednou zmizel a S
MIN krasn6 tisieovky mamonu
chtivGho muze. Dolly sice exi-
stovaly, ale byly liz pred neja-
kym Gasem prodany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
AUTOMOBILOVA NEHODA
MA BROADWAY.

DneSniho rama, kratce pred
sedmou hodinou, pfejeta byla
autem ma Broadway Finn I'll,
nedaleko 0brazkoveho divadla,
pi. K. Cermakova, jez utrpela
znatnejsiho zraneni. Automo-
bilista, iehoz vinou krajanka
k Grazu pfiSla, rychle Z mista
emu ujel. Jak pozd6ji bylo iii
st6no, byl pivodcem melody
policeini straznfk NeGas. ri.
Karolina Cermakova, iez bydli
V els. 4511 Finn Ave, byla ma
rychlo dopravena ambulance
do nemocnice sv. Alexise, kde
shledano, ze byla ranena ma
tvafi, ruce a nohou, ale nikoli
nebezpeGnG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
Gil v LsxANIHoK ! NItSI SK ]
DfVCi kLUE.

Mesto Cleveland ma vybor-
nou organisaci urtenou pro
zdej5i divky, Y ktere by divti
dorost nejen na5el vhodne IA
bavy, ale telesneho osv6zeni
a uzitecneho pouGeni je to The
Girl City Club, 616 st. Clair
Ave. O cinnosti klubu podava
nejlep8iho vysv6dGeni program
ma mesic listopad. V pondGli
yeGer pestovam jest telocvik a
hAzena do ko$e. Uterni veGer
venovan jest koulehi, plavb6 a
vodnim sportdm. We stfedu Wy
uCovano jest tanci a patek jest
v6novan um6ni dramatickemu.
Krom toho pofadana jest ce-
Ii rada zajfmavych pfednaSek
a V klubovnich mfstnostech pro
davajl Sc cIenkam vecefe "a
pfimefenou cenu. V sobotu 10.
listopadu vecer uspofadana bu
de klubovnl taneGnf zabava V
Goodrich auditorin, 1920 yych.
81. ul.
Podrobnosti pfijimani cle-
mex lie Sc dozv6deti v ned6li V
uvedenych kluboVnich mlstno-
stech. Jak nam zylastnlm dopi
sem oznamuje pfedsedka vefej
mGho odboru klubu, sleGna T..
Mawby od The Bailey CO., by
ly by do spolky yitany t6z
Cesky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
DOnADY KDO EUDE JME.
NOVAN Do MAYOROVA
kAEINETU.

Move hlave obce Fred Ko-
hleroyi do5el prvni nAVrh ma
dosazenl vhodneho tekance do
dfadn fiditele mestske sluzby.
Nayrhovan jest N. X. Hart
ford, riditel tovarny Bourne
Fuller Co. sice obGanstvem
re stare newburghske Gtvrti,
ktere V dopisu vyzna6uje vSe
chny pfednosti noveho kandi-
data.
Jinak prohlasil novy mayor,
re sice jiz pracuje ma organi-
saci sveho stabu, ale ze dosud
zadn6ho zasadnlho usneseni
neucinil proto kazda zprava
imenovani m6ze byti jen
poQhym dohadem. TAX Sc mlu-
vi Ch. S. Kemedym, byya-
lem novinafskem nakladateli,
| ze bude snad fiditelem NEST
ske bezpetnosti a l.. w. Davis
cd Standard Manufacturing
Co. re stane Sc fiditelem fl
nancnim.
Mayor Kohler ohlasuje op6t
ne, re jeho pryni starosti musi
lbyti dosazeni fiditelG a re nj
kterak nem1ze zabyvati sc OBJ
sazoVanim podrizenejslch Il
fednickych mist. Vysloyn6 81
preje, ably take nebyl podobny-
mi zadoStmi obtezoVan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
SE1EKf DO DOEROCiNNE=
HO FONDU DOSAHUJf SkO-
REM POLOVINY USTANO-
VENE sunny.
Dnas bude hostem kampanni-
no vyhoru italslsy voJevudce
DiaZ.

Do vGerejska upsanymi l.
804-543 dol. dosazeno bylo skO
rem poloYiny, neb pfesn9ii re-
ceno plnych AZ procent obno-
Eu, ktely ma byti verejnymi
sbirkami opatfen. Take tfeti
den letosnfch SHREK byl silntj-
81 nez-li roku lohskeho a sice
o l6 procent.
Dnes v poledne bude hostem
kampanmho vyboru general
Armando Diaz, italsky hrdina
sv9tove valky, jenz Sc dostavl
do schdze pofadane V poledne
v auditoriu Obchodni komory,
kde promluvi spoln presiden-
TEN Cornell university dr.. Lii
vingstonem Farrandem.
" nedeli 0 5 hod. odpoledni
uspofadana bude v Hippodro-
mu Ma Euclid Ave. yelka schd-
ze hdu ma ktere jest "a hlav.
niho fecnika vyhlednut dr.
Ch. A. Eaton. Kampanniho W.
boru doSel telegram Theodore
Roosevelta. asistenta sekretafe
namofnictvi, v kterem schvalu
je postup praci pfi pofadant
dobroeinnych SHREK die cleve.
landskehO vZoru.
V Cleveland Trust Co. Eu-
cid Ave. a yych. 8. ul. obdrzi
kazdy kde k sbirce prisp6l a
m12e Sc pochlubiti modrym
knoflikem, pehny kalendar ma
rok 1922 ObraZem Mary
Lamboye, jez tax vhodnym
zp0sobem zosobnila vereinou
dobrocinnost. Pekna tato upo.
mlnka ma sbirky rozdavano
bude ii2 poGatkem dnesniho
dine. UteSeny postup SHREK ie
jist9 nejlepsim VysvedGenim
nasemu mestu, ze v dobach pc
merne zlyeh jest pamatovano
ma nest astne spolublizni a ne
nj zaiiste ami treba pi'ipomina-
ii, co ma bvti naSi predni po-
Vinnostf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17

Nemilym nedopatfenim vlou
dila Sc nam do vcerejSi zpravy
o move pobocce Union Trust
Co., jez zfizena bude priStlm
jarem ma rohu Pasadena Ave.
a r. los. ul. chyba, ze byla mi
sto p. Ladimira Haika uvedena
IN nastayaiici fiditelku pani
Haikova, ktera sice fiditelkou
zG5tanc take, ale prozatim icn
Y kruhu jejlho domiciho pu-
sobeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
NOVA bETNf KOLONIE u
JEZERNfHO POBREIf.

Archie Horwitz V bsdov6
Society for Savings zakoupil
cd kraianu ]. +. Troyana a ia
ma Volka l3 akru ma Lake
Shore boulevardu a pfi pobfe-
III u Zastavky 1912 ma vychod
od 200. ul. IA pfiblizn6 as
100000. Zakoupene poem
ky mali as 1850 stop prucelni
Slrky ma Lake Shore boulevar-
dg a jsou 800 stop dlouh6 sme
rem k jezeru. Knpec hodla sta
veti.v mistech tech letni DOM
ky pro- pobyt u krasn6ho je-
zerniho pobfezi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
MOVE OBETI MYSLIVECKE
"SlkOVNOsTI."


Tfi mItyi a ledenact zrane-
nych byl vysledek prvniho dne
letoSnf sezony a vterejsfho dne
k tomuto smhtnemu zaiist6
velice zbyteGnemu rekordu
pfibyl opetne jeden mrtvy a
diva zraneni.
x Williamsport, O., dochazi
zprava, ze 19-lety student
Frank Smith 81 vysel ma hon
zajlcd a phi tom mu eSt'ast
nou nahodou spustila puska.
Cely naboj vnikl mladlkovi do
mozku q zmai'il tax nadejny III
vot. 20-lety Elton Butt lezi V
nemocnici sy. Alzbety V Youngs
towne . nabojem V tele 2 pu-
sky neopatrneho spolustrelce
a 21-letemus Fredovi Rudolf
phoyi z Massilln prostreleny
byly ODE nohy, kdyz puska pfi
l6veni Y poll, nesena jednim
kolegou spustila. Smith dove
zen byl do massillonske nemoc
nice, kde vyslovena nadeje, 2e
Sc po2dravi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
KONCERT BRASLAUOVE A
GABRILEVICE.

V 1tery yystoupi v Masonic
Hall ma Euclid, Sestem kon-
certu Bernardiovy serie proslu
la kontraaltistka Sophie Bras
iau, jez jest sice rodackou New
Yorku, ale ruskeho pGvodu. Je
j umelecky roZmach jest pfi-
mo obdivuhodny, dostoupila
tdnesni vgSe po pomernem
kratkem studiu dostala Sc k
metropolitnf opere, jez jest
snem vsech ZpevakG a hudeb-
nikd, V pomelnem mladi. Dru
hou hvezdou bude virtuos ma
housle Gabrilevic, jenz jest
znam jako vybormy dirigent.
Rldi svoji taktovkou vyborny
symfonicky orchestr V Detroit.
Y prosinci vystoupi Sc svym ba
letem svetova ruska tanecnice
Parlova,- 'ku kter6 prvotffdni
adaiesti Sc prodavaji listky jiz
nyhfi ------,---
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
UMRTl Pr. ZINNEROVE.

Krajana p. d. j. Zinnera, o
n6mz isme oznamovali, ze byl
"a poslednich voleb zvolen
mayorem We Fairyiew Village,
postihla kruta rama osudu smr-
ii jeho manzelky. Zesnula pa
nj dosahla veku SO roku a kaz
dy, kdo il poznal, byl nucen il
ctiti pro zylaStni milou q pfive-
tivou povahu. Zesnula tise V
bydlisti jejich ma Wooster rd.
We Fairview. Zanechava zde Y
nezmernem Zarmutku NAME
la. dceru Charlottu' provdanou
va p. Weinsteina a diva syny, 2
nichz Walter l.. Zinner zasta-
va jiz po Sest rokG 1rad okres
niho nakupnlho jednatele a OF
to J. Zinner Jest osv6dcenym
pravnikem. Oydovely krajan
Zinner byval mestskym rad
MIN, clenem fiditelstva Vyda-
vatelske spoletnosti Sv6ta, jest
clenem demokratickeho vykon
neho vyboru a vicepresidetem
Luna Park Co.
Zalem Zdrcen6 rodin6 vyslo-
vujeme naSi nejhlubsi SOU
strast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
FEDERACE PRACE. ODPO-
RUCUJE MAYOROVI
FARRELLA.

Ma vcerejsi vecerni schulz
ClevelandskG Federace Prace
pfijata byla resoluce, kterou
jest move zvoleny mayor Ko-
hler zadan, ably. ponechal i ma
dale 1fad6 dosavadniho fidi-
tele Thomase S. Farrella. Hla-
soyani bylo provedeno po do
iitl pripisu cd Rady Stavebnich
remesel, ktera Sc Zachoyala
podobn6 We prospech jmenova-
neho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-17
SOFERkA VJELA DO LIDU,
CEKAJfCiHO MA KARU.

DO bezpecnostniho pasma,
urceneho ma Squaru pro cestu-
iici, cekajici ma poulicni karu
vjela vcera vecer slecna Prin-
cess Bryantova, bytem V cisle
1904 vych. 70. ul. a srazila k
zemi tri zeny, ktere byly We
smes zraneny ac ma Stesti jen
lehce. Pred tim by byla neopa-
trina soferka malem piejela ira
fiGniho policajta j. Kershawa,
ktery il pro prestoupenl traffic
mich pTedpisu Zatkl.
, 1921-07-13

on July Is. a position Il has held
since II took a disastrous slump dur.
ing the recent swing around the cir.
cult. This position does not indicate
he a strength OF the Refiners be-
cause they ave many postponed
games on the list which should have
been played with the tailenders.
with an even break. Casper would
push GreybuIl hard for second posi-.
ton. The postponed games include
par Of a series with Laramie. SCOTS.
blum and Denver. Both Denver and
Greybuli played these teams when
they were weak at the beginning OF
the season while Casper was forced
to postpone the games. Despite this
fact. Casper remained at the head OF
the league until il started on the
recent lamcnted trip.
Rick Ricketson. president OF the
league. l.. a. Reed. representing
Greybull. George Tebeau OF Denver,
II. S. Felisehbach and Jack Roche OF
Scottsblun and C. p. Arbogast OF Cas-
per attended the conference. which
voiced satisfaction of the leagues sue
cess thus far and were highly Opt
mistic over prospects for the remain
der Of the season. Financially. il was
declared. the league Is in good shape
a telegram received from Sterling
which was not represented at tn,
meeting. giving assurance OF contin
ued support there. The Same secur
lily was voiced with respect TO other
league members.
A split season was finally deter
mined when George Tebeau OF Den
yer and c. r. Arpogast of Casper
representing clubs in the first di
vision. conceded the request Of three
clubs in the last division. The ar
Engagement was also satisfactory &c
l.. A. Reed. representing Greybull
which is second in league standing
at h present time. In launching
the new organization. 1t was pointed
out. some clubs were handicapped IL
securing material and it was consid
red only fair that they be given ar
equnl chance now that they hav,
strengthened their positions.
The new schedule provides for 81
games. the winner OF which will pla,
Denver a post-season series. Undei
the new arrangement Sterling Il
gwen n more Sunday game.
, 1921-07-13
POLICEMAN To
PUT ON GLOVES
Former Heavyweight of Destroy.
cr Fleet Has Hopes of
Meeting Dempsey

NEW YORK. July 1-.-A Washing.
ton policeman was in New York to
day seriously considering his chances
of winning tho worlds HEAVYWEIGHT
boxing championship from Jeck Dcmp.
sey. He is Henry Darneille. 81 years
OF age. the undefeafad heavyweight
champion of the United States navy
destroyer fleet during the a but
otherwise unknown in boxing circles
Darneille was pronounced by physi.
clans to be in perfect condition physi.
cally. and his followers believe that
his build. which is very similar TO the
present champions. together with his
natural, although undeveIoped fight.
ms ability have placed him among
those who can properly aspire to dc.
feat Dempsey.
The Washington policeman won 10.
cal fame on the Fourth Of July when
he queiled a disturbance in Capitol
Heights. With his bare fists he
knocked down every man in a mob
that rushed at him and Washington
newspapers Numbered the casualties
at about 100.
, 1921-07-13

the baseball requirements of al
league.
The first half Of the season ends
July -. In the meantime Casper w.
play off its four-game series with
ScottshlUn This series opens IN the
local field tbs afternoon at 4 ocicsS
1'nu series CT Is Friday.
The following day Denver will come
here for a fve-Eame series. the new
basis Tor playing that will be adopted
during the latter part Of the schedule.
Denver will play the series which
opens Saturday and one other series
on the local grounds during the latter
part OF the season. Denver's final ap-
rearance here will he staged in a
series starting August IS inc ending
August 20.
The Laramie Wildcats will follow
Denver here. h series will open
July 81 and close July 20. Laramie's
next appearance in Casper will extend
from August 80 to September 4.
Greybull ONE to Casper for ive
games July 30 and caves here August
,. The final series in Casper between
The Bisons and Refiners will be staged
September as.
Sterling. who closed a victorious
series here Sunday will return to Cas-
per August 10 to "a. lust prior to that
series S%cottsbluff will come to Casper
August 5 to 9. After the Sterling
series Casper will take the road.
Following are the games that Cas-
per will play on the road during the
remainder OF the season:
At Sterling, September Is to 10.
At Scottsbluf. August 81 to %. two
. doubleheaders.
AT Denver. August 16 to 20.
AT Laramie. September 10 to ~.
At Greybuii. July 90 to rs. two
do~ubleheaGers.
Under the new arrangement Sterling
will play 80 games on the road and 81
at home; Scottsbluff 80 games on tn
road n 80 at home; Denver. IS OF
the road and 30 at home; Laramie .
on the road and IS at home: Caspe
IS games on tho road and 30 at home
G~reybull 80 on h road n IS a
home.
This arrangement is a distinc
tribute to Casper as a baseball tow
Casper will be given an advantage
!. playing more games at home durin
, this part of the season than any othC
team in the league.
, 1921-07-13
MARINE VETERANS MEET.

MILWAUKEE. July II. = United
Press. ePlans were completed yester'
day for the Third Marne Division con
vention. to be in session here. July 10.
Il and Is. at which more than Zoo
former members of the division were
expected to be present
The committee has found it ahvis
able TO handle the gathering on a
coupon basis. On registering each
member will receive a book covering
admission to all meetings and cover
ing most OF the expenses Of the con
vcntion,
, 1921-07-13
Sport Notes

Portland. Ore. is 10 en-.
terrain the national ny casting tourna.
ment next month.
As many as 5000 spectators fire.
auently attend the English tennis
matches at Wimbledon.
The next OF the big golf fixtures on
the Canadian schedule will be the
Dominion amateur championship. op.
ening at Winnipeg. August 90.
The standard OF archery in England
was at one time so high that 1t was
considered a social disgrace to shoot
a. a target less han eco yards away.
The Mississippi State Baseball
league ended the first half OF its split
season with Greenstood and Clarks.
dale running neck and neck for first
honors.
A champion lawn tennis player. who
is at all a hard hitter. will wear out
a racquet in a week or so.
c. w. Hart. a noted English long
distance runner. is to attempt TO run
from London to Brighton and back
twice-a distance of over 200 mics
in n day.
This years annual tournament OF
the Union Printers Baseball league is
to be entertained in Detroit during
the first week OF August.
Some of the old.time baseball stars
who have not been seen in uniform
for years arc to play in an exhibition
game to be staged in Cleveland as a
part Of the city anniversary celebra-
ton July 22-3o.
One CT the best boxing bouts seen
in Boston in a long time was the re-
rent contest in which Paul Doyle OF
New York wrested the New England
we.terweight title from Nate Siegal'
the Revere battler.
The miners in the Lancashire dis
trict. England are renowned for their
sporting proclivities. they have
strong opinions on any form of a
spottinE contest and they are not
afraid to put their money down
Thousands of dollars change hands on
pigeon flying or shooting matches,
THO miners arc also billiard enthusi-
ssts. End matches between them for
$500 n side are common, and sc.5oo-a-
side contests are by no means IN
krowu.
, 1921-07-13
CASPER OIL WORKERS
LOSE CAME At MUDDY

The Casper Oil workers were so Sc.
verely drubbed by the Ohio Ball club
in the Big Muddy field Sunday that
II. Y. Pagan, publicity representative
Of the oil workers is impelled 10 re
port the game as follows:
The Casper on workers met the
Ohio Ball club on the latter's grounds
at Big Muddy Sunday in a game
which resulted in a severe d~rubbi5g
for h Casper boys. Scores not per.
missable. +.
THE Ohio batters knocked the Of
ferings Of three pitchers to every cor
ner of the lot and were simply in
vincible. Next Sunday. the Oil work
ers will meet the Midwest team on the
Big Muddy field but Casper will have
q Strengthened team"
, 1921-07-13
BABE RUTH CL0UTS OUT
HOMER IN EVERY PARK

CHICAGO. July 1e.-"Babe" Ruth
today has the distinction OF having
knocked out a home run in every park
in the American league this season.
The New York ~slugger added the
pitchers OF the Chicago club to his list
Of victims yesterday when he drove
one of Dick Kerr's offerings for a
homer. 1t was Ruth's first circuit
smash off a White sox pitcher this
season. and the thirty-second of his
1921 campaign.
, 1921-07-13
STERLING loses
To THE B|SONS
Hard Hitting Features Game
Played at Thermopolis in
Opening Series

rHEMoPoLIs, wyo. July IL
rhermopolis is so proud Of Greybuil.
its sister town in the Big Horn Basin.
that hereafter the first I'VE games of
every series in which the Bison club OF
the Midwest leasue plays at home will
be staged at rhermopolis-
The Hot Springs baseball fans raj
lied to the support Of the Bisons yes
terday and watched them drug Steri-
ing in the opening game. II TO 5. The
game was marked by heavy hitting
and Greybul had the edge.
Splitting the games between Grey
pull and Thermopolis will insure
bigger gate receipts because Their
mopolis Is a real baseball town hut
unable TO bear the expense OF a Mid
west league club.
, 1921-07-13

test from a ball game to a foot race
and the score finally ended i2 to 10
in favor Of Sterling.
Casper protested Umpire woo,ums
decision al third base on a play that
later allowed Sterling to score two
runs and win the contest. With two
down and Steve Brewer on third
base and another Sterling player on
secohd base George Hale dropped a
ball but recovered it in time to catch
Brewer off third. In the effort to
trap Brewer between third and home
Brewer was forced back to third but
found the base occupied by the other
Sterling player who came up from
second.
Andy Mcneil touched Brewer with
the ball and he was out. He then
touched the other occupant of third
base. Umpire woolums decided that
Brewer was the only one out, Man
ager Arbogast protested that both
men were out but Umpire woolums
overruied him. II Arbogast's protest
had too the ninth inning would
have resulted in a tie game. 10 all.
With woolums ruling that only
one man was out Sterling got the
breaks and forced across we runs.
Manager Arhogast Immediately
wired a protest OF the decision and
the matter was finally threshed out
in his favor yesterday.
Under the decision the lost game
will not be ounted and will he re-
played during the second half Of the
Midwest league season.
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SEASON IN MIDWEST LEAGUE GIVES RRONC FLAG
PROTEST OF STERLING-CASPER
GAME IS UPHELD BY OFFICIALS

Casper won the only protest made
by Manager Arbosast this season
when officials Of tho Midwest league
in conference here yesterday allowed
his protest. incidentally this was
the only protest OF numerous ones
filed with the officials that was
granted.
The protest made by Manager
Arbogast was the ~outgrowth of a
game played with Sterling here June
5. Wet grounds and a drizziing rain
changed the complexion of h con
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COME FAST
IN DENVER CAME
Wildcats Defeated Again by
Broncs. 6 to 4. in New Sc
ries at Laramie

LARAMIE. wyo., July 12.-Denver
captured what probably Is the record
hitting game of the Midwest league
when the Laramie Wildcats fell by a
score OF 6 to &. A total of 81 hits
were chalked up. Denver secured
Is safe hits while laramie gathered
10. The victory lays in the fact that
Denver played erroriess baseball while
Laramie had two hobbies credited.
The score r. II. E.
Denver .......lo0 oil. co.'s is o
Laramie ..... 900 o02 200 10 .
Batteries Denver. Scoggins and
Diamond; Laramie. Thorburn and
Jones.
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Games Today

Midwest League.
Scottsbluh at Casper.
Denver at Laramie.
Sterling at Greybull.
National League.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
American League.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at St Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland
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MEN WIN.

TORONTO. July IL Bates and
Levy, University OF California tennis
players. were successful in singles and
doubles of their first round / the
Canadian championship tournament
Yesterday. Second round play begins
today. T,
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SHIP SERVICE RESUMED.

MONTREAL, Quebec. July 1.-THE
direct service between Canada and the
continent run by the Canada line.
which was suspended owing to the
var. will be resumed next month and
sailings will be maintained regularly
thereafter.
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GELDING WINS RACE.

TOLEDO. Ohio. July ls.-Jim B..
black gclding. owned by j. B. Rey-
nolds OF Kansas City. making his
first start Of the season. won the 2:0e
pace. the Fort Meigs 5000 stake in
yesterdays opening of the Grand Cir.
cult here.
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RoprNG RECORD BROKEN.

DETROIT. July l2.-Fred Beeson.
Arkansas City, Kan, broke a worlds
at the western roundup here
last night by roping and tying a calf
in IL seconds.
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World Results
By Leased Wire
Clubs Placed o n Equal Footing for New
Race Standing July is as Result of
Conference Held Here Yesterday

Denver was returned the pennant winner of the first half
OIL the year In the Midwest league when officials at a confer
ence held in Casper. with all but the Sterling and Laramie
clubs represented decided on a split season effective July I6.
Denvers lead cannot be overtaken before the first half of
the season ends July 10 by either Greybull or Casper, the
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Play will continue by the regular
schedule until July 10. when the six
clubs Of no league will swing into
n new season with equal chances of
mailing the bunting for the latter ralf
of the eason All postponed games
go yer to the new season.
Casper viii draw up in third place