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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-28
Retail Prices


Butter and eggs: Eggs 20cS
CREAMERY butter $40 3sc: country
butter zoe.
Portland. Or, May 2S.-Cattle
steady; receipts none; choice
steers s725Q7.5O; medium TO
choice s6.25a7.25; fair to good
S6.O0@6.75; common to fair
500; choice feeders s5.2s
05.75; choice COWS and heif-
ers s5.5O@6.25: medium to good
s5.0O95.5O; fair to medium s4.50
$500; common COWS $500
$50: Gamers 800; bulls
s3.5Oa5.5O; prime light $500
@9.5O; medium $6.O0Q9.0O;
heavy calves $4,000 500; best
feeders ss.25@6.7r fair to good
SJ.75 a6.2s.
Hogs steady; rec. 261; prime
light SS.75a9.25; smooth heavy
s6.250S.25; rough heavy $500
a725; fat pigs S9.0O6s.25;
feeders Ss.50G9
Sheep steady; receipts SO;
prime lambs s6.50a6.75; east
OF mountain lambs $1,000 7.50;
valleys s5.50a6.25; hea'y sS.09
a6.OO; feeders $3.50 a 400; eulls
sz.e0G4O0: eyes 81 0Ja42S:
Hight yearlings $500 a 5.50i heavy
S4.5O 500; wethers $3.506s
Butter steady; extra cubes 2se;
cartons sic; prints 50c.
Butterfat, No. ehurning cream
Is q &c Z o b Portland; under
grades 23e.
EgFs. Selling price case rount
is q 20c; buying price 1eGiSc;
selling price candled 2zd 23c; Sc
leets candled in cartons 2ic.
Poultry; Hens light iS623cs
heavy 22a Csc; broilers 15a aoe:'
Wheat. Hard white 31.35;soft
white f1-34; white club sl.sf;
hard winter f134s northern
spring s1.35; red walla s1.a2.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-28

U. S. government po-
sitions open. $116-s195 month.
Steady work. Experience unnec-
essary. Common education suf-
ficient. List position free. Write
Immediately Franklin Institute,
Dept 366R, Rochester, N. Y.
1928
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-28

FOR SALE-45 acre ranch with
buildings, all undre cultivation,
near station, north. Price 5000
per acre. This place is worth
the money. Seeing is believing.
We would be glad to show it to
you. w. G, Kruger, Oregon
bldg, phone PIT. 1873"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-28

CORVALLIS dairy farm. Will ac-
cept Salem residence or subur-
ban property for my fine 1856
acre dairy farm. Write for par
ticulars. John ]. Cramer, Har-
risburg, Or. bl37
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-28

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
rooms and htchenette. c. N.
Needham, 55S State street. 1873"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-28

SACRIFICE sale, 6 room house,
corner lot on paved street, close
in. Price $1,000, terms. d. u.
Hart. 2OS Oregon bldg. a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-28

FOR SABE-By owner . r%ooui %
bungalow reasonable, on
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-28

tUh MAIZE .,,o
Three blocks from supreme
court building an ultra modern
six room bungalow, firepIacs,
hot water heat; beauuIui
place; must be seen TO De aP-
preciated; shown only by ap-
pointment. Priced so that
will move. $4,000. Thomason q
Rowley, S31h State st. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-28
NEW TODAY

FOR SALE-One Belgian colt 8
years old. Phone 5sF22. te13O
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-28
For Sale-Farms

FOR SALE-2O acres all in cul-
tivation, fair buildings, stock
and implements go with place.
Price $4,000. VIM. w. Powell,
JUS real estate, BAL N. Com'l,
phone 666. b12SS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-28

$1,000 BUYS a room plastered
house, easy terms.
$500 buys 5 room plastereo
house, bath, toilet, lights. SoVV
cash, balance like rent
$500 buys a good s room mousse
2 blocks state house.
Many good buys in farm ana
city property. VIM. W. Powell
sust real estate, S41 N. Cotn .
Pbona $685. dlEo
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-28

FOR SALE-By owner, 52h acres,
80 in diversified orchard, fine
condition, choice location; mod
ern house, stock and implements
near Salem. Phone 53F2. b128
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-28

LEY TNGTON car. run $500 miles
in first class condition, at great.
iv reduced price, or viii trace
for land near Salem. RadcIII q
r;ro 341 State st. a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-05-28

nay 16 inch fir limb WOOD 90,
dry 16 inch oak furnace m9o9 90
s1O Phone 22F15. celz9
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
DEMPSEY STARTS
STACKER TACTICS

Atlantic City. N. j.. June 1s.-Jack
Kearns. manager of Jack Dempsey.
tonight threatened to call off the
championship match with Georges
Carpenter July 2 rather than submit
to the direction of the New Jersey
boxing commission over the referee
situation.
tion to the selection of a referee
holding a New Jersey license but that
he would insist on having a voice in
the selection.
II will refuse to let Dempsey box
II they insist on naming the referee
he declared.
Members of the New Jersey box
tensibly to witness some boxing bouts
but it is probably they will confer
with kearns. Robert Edgrcn. arbiteI
of all disputes involving the two box
crs. and Tex Rickard, the promoter
Commissioner Lyons said Jersey
man would referee or there would be
no fight.
'If tho Jersey people insist on q
Jersey referee it's all riGh: with me-
kearns said. Il am willing to take
any Jersey referee, but l am not go
ing to be dictated to as to which one
it will be.
Il have a million dollars asset ir
i'eUpS'Ns am hut S''hE W SNi'n
him into tho ring with Carpenter
unless assured the referee is un-
prejudiced. will let the men fight II
out fairly. and will be capable Wher
/ turn Dempsey loose I want him tc
fight one man. not two.
II am willing to have the New
Jersey comm ission put the name o'
all licensed Jersey referees in hal
and let DsscampS manager OF Car
pentier. and i draw for the referee
III necessary I will say No fight.
no matter what it costs. II we dom
box We still will have tho title.
II am not insisting on Jim Dough
erty. Dougncrty is all righ. and a
good referee and I will be r.ad L
have him. but l am not demanding
any one referee.
Look At the mess we got into nj
Toledo. When Dempsey is taking
chance like this he Is going to be pre-
pared TO the extent of getting an even
break"
Dempsey switched Sovrr to Light
sparring partners today after his
strenuous workout with hcavywciShts
yesterday. He boxed six rounda
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
SPORT REVIVED IN PUEBLO BY
OPENING STEEL LEAGUE TODAY

Managers Jim Bench and Magrath
viii present their respective baseball
pcnnant contendors today in an cxhi-
httion game at Parks Field scheduled
to start promptly st lao O'Clock.
Tho Shops in their preseason try
outs have met but ono defeat. this be-
ing handed to tho time Of 10 to !
score as the result Of brilliant pitch
ing on the part of Tvirier Dcnnison.
for the Dorr Cross team. In their two
meetings with the Rail Mill team they
have taken tho games by close scores.
and I, is thought that the mechanical
men will meet some stiff opposition
when they line up against the & and
". Railway nine this afternoon.
Manager Magrsth has good array
Of baseball talent. Tho infioid with
Perkins, o'corrnrI Mays. Hubbard and
Olson should form strong defense
when developed into playing form.
For his pitching staff he has Hilton.
Bargcr and Lawrence. OF tho three
Rsrrcr looks lis. tho smoke king.
while Hilton. who 1t is thought will
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

start today has plenty Of etufS, And
Lawrence whom will he rcme--h~,rn
for his invinoibie t~iriins for tho
Scrihhleds In last years Twilight
League. should in proper tme Develop
into ono Of tho beat in the Steel
League
Tho shops los, the valuable ser~iccs
~ Pitcher Spices when the right
handed curve hall hrrier broke one OF
the homes IN his rirh, wris; and IL will
he some time before he will he able
90 return to the mound Prospects are
iha; Tad iosephSt wiii show better
form this year than nc did during the
pas, season and will no doubt tc seen
on the rubber In many OF the contest
during tn. season Cotton" Envioy
is the Mechanical mems choice for to-
days game With Mcdonald behind the
bat
with tho stands just about comp'ct
cd IL is assured that tho fans will
have all tho rnidseason comforts, the
grandstand and blcachers having
seating capacity for 1000 FMS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
ILLIN0ISU, TRACK ATHLETES
CAPTURE NATIONAL HONORS
illni Takes Championship Without Capturing First
Place In Event-Pope Of Washington Is Point
Winner

Pole vault: Tied for first welch.
Georgia Tech: Jenne, Washington
state. Wilder. Wisconsin. and Gardner.
Yale; tied for fifth. Merrick. wiscon-
SIM and Hogan, Notre Dame. Height
L. feet.
20 yard dash nnal: won by Wilson.
Iowa. second Smith. Nebraska; third.
Paulu. Grineil; fourth. Hayes, Eotrc
Dame; NTH. King. Ohio Wesleyan.
Time % 3-5.
Discus throw: Won by Pope. Wash
intEou: second. Bladkwood. North
western: third PrAeEer. Kalamazoo;
fourth Slater, Iowa: NTH Wetsa Illi-
nois. Distance 1t2 feet Ia inches.
Two mile run: won by Romis. Penn
State: second. Wharton. Illinois:
third Rathbun, Ames; fourth Canton.
St Clars; fifth Finkle, Wisconsin.
Time e:3i.
80 yard low hurdles final: won by
Desch. Notre Dame: second. Knoilin.
Wisconsin,. third. Frazier. Baylor:
fourth, Wallace. Illinois, NTH. Wynn.
Notre Dame. Time "a 4-h
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
CARPENTER CHEEKY
OVER Fight FINISH

Manhassc,, n. Y. June iS-Georscs
Carpenter and his manager. Franci5
Dcscamps. are not worrying over what
they viii do after tho big fight Their
only thought fer the present is how TO
beat Dempsey.
Georges has only ono tho1Ght and
that is to beat Dempsey" Descamps
said. He hasn't given one minute TO
worrying about what to do afterwards.
There is one thing certain. however.
he will be real chaupiou IL he wins
'or tho other hand. II We said any
thing regarding what Georges might
do after the fight, people might say
Carpenter Is boastins and too sure Of
winning Just let him win and then
we'll all talk"
Carpenter amused party Of friend
on the lawn Of his training camp today
by throwing stones at n telephone pole
across the road. He scored nine hits
in ten chanccs.
Georges and his Reigian police dog
Filippc then hurdlcd the five foot fencu
several times.
There rcr" many women among tho
visitors at the training camp today and
they would not lcavc until Georges
performed
Previously George. had spared five
rounds behind closed doors.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
POLOISTS
WIN FIRST CONTEST

London. June 1s.-tBy The ASsoctat-
I'd Prcss)-Amcrica's international
polo team. playing brilliantly. today
won tho first of the series of matches
with "A quartet OF Great BritAin's polo
players for the international polo cup.
Tho scorc was II to I.
Except the third and fourth periods.
tho Americans outrode and outplayed
their British opponents. The result. II
Is conceded, gives the American a rosy
prospect for taking back home the in
,crnational trophy brought here by the
British team which won 1t at Meadow
brook. l.. l., in 1915. Tho second match
will be played Wednesday.
The American victory was achieved
before a gathering that included KING
George. Queen Mary. DowaGer Queen
AlcxAndrn. King Alfonso OF Spain.
former King Manuel of Portugal. Colo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
BABE RUTH SHAlTERSL0N HIT
RECORDSVITH 7h0MERS IN I
Four Base Drive Craze Of Bambnos Suddenly Stopped
By Dickie Ken-Heilmam Still
Leads

Ttional Ieaxus circuit drive hftter..
with eleven round trip smaahers- Max
Carey, the fleet footed Pittsburgh out
fielder. is showing mis- old form on the
paths and has snatched the lead from
Frisch of New York for stolen base
honors. having pilfered three sacks in
the last week and now has total of
10 while the New Yorker Is trailing
with L..
Other leading batters: Hargrave.
cicinnau. .sss; Young: New York. ss2 !;
Maranville, Pittsburgh. .35s: Bressler,
Cincinnati. .S57; Kierney. Pittsburgh.
1852: Grimes. Chicago. 351.
The western league pitchers Jared
better against Jack Lelivelt of Omaha.
than they did against Harper of Okla
homa City and as result the Okla
homa slugger has stepped to the head
circuit with an average of .i21.
Beck of Wichita. failed to add to his
home run record of last week but is
out in front with dozen four-base
drives, while w. l.. Haney, of Omaha.
added three stolen bases to his string
with Is thefta
Other leading batters: Toll. Tulsa,
.36a: Davis. Tulsa, .a6s; East. Wichita,
1858; Motz. Sioux City. .sSs. Massey,
Omaha, 1858: Walker. Joplin. .s52: But
ler. Wichita. $50
The pitchers Of the American Asso-
citation have put a crimp in the batting
average Of Butler OF Kansas City, who
has dropped from Al a week ago to
AS. He still leads the league. how
ever. Hauser. of Milwaukee. as runner
up with .392. while Lear. another Mill
waukecan. remained in third with $50.
Bunny Brief of Kansas city has tied
Red Russell of Minneapolis for the
home run honors of the league. Rus
sell failed to add to his total of a week
ago. while Brief crashed out a four
ply blow. They have eleven each.
Other leading batters: High. Columbus.
.Sss; Gainor. Milwaukee. .3ss: Brief,
Kansas City, .3S3.
Baird. indianapolis. is leading the
stolen base list with IS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
PADDOCK INJURIES
LEG MUSCLES

Pasadena, Cal. June 1s.-Charies v.
Paddock, University OF southern Cali
fornia sprintcr. lowered the records for
90. iio, $50. $50. and 200 yards At Try
outs for the National a. A. u. cham
pionships. according to official timing.
hut injured a muscle in his fient
leg lust before reaching the last mark.
Or. A. NJ. Weston OF Los Angeles. VINO
attended the rcnncr. said healing
would take asou: ten days nut nc
feared the injury might have the ef-
feet OF slowing Paddock up for the a.
A. u. championships. to he run here
July :. 4 and 5.
Pshdock's time for the various marks
today was as foilowp:
% yards. As seconds; 10 yards,
10 lis seconds: 100 yards. u IS sec.
onds. I5o yards, IL is seconds: 80
yards. !? second. He also tied tho rec
ord for 100 yards of IS seconds. the
timer announced.
The marks were made In the fle ana
100 yards dashce. three tapes being
stretched in each.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

Chicago. June 1s.-Rabe Ruth and
wee Dickie Kerr. White sox pitcher,
share the honors in the American
League averages released today, which
include games of Wednesday. for Babe
broke all hitting records and Kerr
seemed on an endless homo run streak.
Ruth shattered all records by driving
out seven homers m seven games. a
new mark for distance, its estimated
length being 40 feet and gathered
enough shorter hits to bring his aver
well to the front IN the players who
have been IN - or more games. Then
he faced Kerr and his home run streak
was broken. Ruth had q homers up to
Wednesday and WAS Is days ahead of
last seasons mark
fered slight batting slumps except
Ruth. Harry Heifmann. Of Detroit
lost nine points but continued to hold
the lead with n mark of .4s1, while
Tris Speaker. pilot of the Cleveland
worlds cbampions, continued to be the
notel,as ssrd n third with .3s4
SisAer of ST. Louis il leading the
league with II stolen bases. Other
leading batters: Sevefedd, St Louis
$50: Williams, St Louis. .s75: Ruth
New York, .S75-
header of the st Iouis Cardinals is
making rapid s6tdes toward the tor
among the National League batters
and is pushing his team mate. Roger
Hornsby, for the lead. Hornsby guf-
fered a slight slump and dropped from
.424 week ago to .416. which retains
the lead.
McHenry boorted his average to .4o1.
Leslie Mann and jacques Fournief. two
other Cardinals. went on batting ram
pages during the week. the former
tacking on twenty-six points for an
average Of .sss while the Frenchman
advanced eighteen points for fourth
place. with IN average of .S6s.
Emil Meusel. tho sluggins Phfla-
delphia outficidcr. Is topping the Ma
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
SARLES winner
225 TROPHY RACE

uniontowr. Pa. June Is.-Roscoe
SArics today won the sixth Annual
University Trophy race-,e5 mi1es-in
.:is:.o a, an average speed of 9'.ib
miles. Eddie HcArnc was second in
s:ls:s, and Eddie Miller third IN
::2o:se
sarics stopped At the pits only once
and Hcarnc covered the distance With
out pulling IN for repairs.
J. Elingbocs car turned over on the
tcsth lap and both driver and his
mechanician were painfully injured.
Saria. beat the local track record by
two minutes. Tommy Milton. who had
ruled az favoritc. cAmo In eighth and
last J. wondcriick withdrew his car
owing TO mechanical trouble after
eight laps, while Ralph Muifori Sas
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

summary: Two bast hits. johnston
:. Maravflic :: heme run. Ncis. stolen
bases. Carey: sacrifice hits. whitted.
schmidt 10 Tierncy. Bigbec to Tierney
BarnhArt. BiEbee: double plays.
Ticrney to Maravilic to Grimm. Kill
duff to Olson to Schmidt bases on balls
Grimes :: innings pitched. Ructher 6.
Grimes :. hi; by pitcher. by Ructhcr
,schmidO. Cooper tScis): struck out.
by Ructhcr :. Cooper J. Grimes /:
Wild pitch. Ructhcr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
FABER SUSTAINS
WINNING STREAK
White Sox Hurler Gathers
In Fourteenth Game for
1921 Season
AMERICAN

New York. June 1s,--Faber continu-
cd his splendid pitching and won his
fourteenth game of the season, Chicago
defeating New York. Chicago scored
its winning run in the sixth when two
out. Muesel lost Mulligan's easy ny
in the sun and johnson scored, The
score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
RALLY IN tenth
GIANTS VICTORY
Pinch Hitter Doubles and
Scores Two Runs for
Starter To Win
NATIONAL

Chicago. June 1s.-A batting rally in
the tenth enabled New York to defeat
Chicago. With two men on and two
out. Ed. Brown batted for Douglas
and doubled, sending two runs home,
but before New York could retire the
side the visitors added five more
runs. The score:
NEW YnRE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

SuhMary. TWO base hlts, Johns"h'
NilliSan. three base hits, Schang,
Fockenpaugh, home run. Pcckinpaugh;
stolen bases. Meusel. Strunk: sacrifice
hits, FeclanpauEh. Mulligan. ward.
Bases on balls, Hoyt 4. Ferguson 2.
Fabcr 4. innings pitched. Hoyt La.
Ferguson "a. Mays .. struck out by
Hoyt J. Ferguson ., Fabcr ).
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
DEMPSEY uNCoNCKRNED

NNAntir CITY. \. =. Juno 1A.-Iack
Dempsey. training here for his heavy
weight championship fight with
Georges Carpenter two weeks from
today. at Jersey city did not tako
seriously tho report from Pawhusta.
Okla. thu, hc had hoep named a.
correspondent In divorce suit. ~.
said he hal never heard Of tho wor-
an and mad never been IN Pawhuska-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

ar. Witt: three base hits, Sewell.
Dkyes; homs run. Dykes: stolen
base. J. WALKER; sacrifices. Perkins.
Weisch: double plays. McCAnn to J.
Walker: Bakby to Savsii to Johnston: I:
Harris to Perkins to J. Walker. Du-
gan to Dykes to J. Walker: base. on
balls. Harris 5. Baxhy 8, Morton ..
fnninn pitched, BRRby 8. Morton ?.
Harris Is. Kccfc -: struck out.
Harris 1. HaEby ]. Morton !,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee. !: St. Panl. 4.
Indiana polls. q. Columbus.
Kansas City, II. :. Minnes polls. 10
II list game % innings
Louisville. ii. Toledo. 4.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
PIRATES BREAK EVEN

Pitt.burg. Jase is.-Fi,tsburE broke
oven on tho series with Brooklyn.
Cooper was hit hard. but three double
plays by his team mates helped him
out Ncis hit into the right field
bleachers In the first inning for a
home run. The score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
CLUB STANDINGS

Canes T~1a1.
Boston at St. Louis-
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
On'y three ganee scheduled.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
Cuban POlOists
Defeat U. S. A.

Washington June is-The CuNan
army rolo team defeated tho American
team from Camp Hunphric- today. s
To :. In the first Of a series Of three
matches In tho Intcrna tional Military
rolo tournament.
President Harding and Mrs. Hardins.
'crcral fershing. members of the
diplomatic corps. army and navy Of
ficcrs and many government officials
were present The crhans displayed
remarkable horrcmanahio and eI-
ccIcrt team play. which ovcrrhadow-
cd tho long drives Of tho Americans.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
WESTERN LEAGUE

A, st. Joseph. I: wichita ?.
A ,sioux city. 2; Tulsa. :. 10 in
ninssp.
Al pes Moincs. s; Joplin. 3
At Omaha, G, Oklahoma city. .. uo
inuirrS,.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
BOSTON CI.EANs SERIES

Boston. June is.-Boston cleaned up
tho Detroit series. The visitors made
eight errors and the Red Sox go. IL
hits off Dauss and stoic seven bases.
Cobb was put ous Of the gAme. in the
ninth for protesting a called strike on
Blue. Il wAs Detrotte eighth straight
defeat Score by innings.
Detroit ..... ono o4c iG-f II
Boston ......... -. On <5x-ii II :
Batteries: Dnuss and Ainsmi,h: S.
Jones and Rnei.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
ATHLETICS VICTORIOUS

Philadelphia. June iS.-phiiade delphia
made five runs off Bagby in the
seventh inning and defeated Cleveland.
Score.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
ROPER D-MARTT~ DRAW

Grand Rapids Mich. June ta.-
Captain Bob Roper OF Chicago and
Rob Martin. intcrallicd heavyweight
boxing champion. fought ten rounds
here last night with honors about
evenly divided In tho opinion Of news
papcrmcn at tho rinEEidc. In rims.
rcncralship and in-fiEhtinr tho Chi
cago boxer appeared to hold margin
over Martin. but in open style Eight
ing the latter scored many Ecsvy
hlows There were no knock down,
and both men were fighting strong at
the finish.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

Brown, Kelly. home run. OFarrell;
stolen base. Sullivan; sacrifice hits.
Terry. Twombly; double plays, Hollo
cher to Grimes. Hollocher to Terry
to Grimes; bases on balls. off York S;
innings pitched, Toney l :-3: Douglas
: 1-3. Nehf /: hit by pitcher, by
Toney tGrimes); struck out, by York
2. Toney !. Douglas 1; passed balls.
O'Farrell
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
80 80 nH-a
80 1nN nnN-5 I
SOUTHERN ASSOC OClATlON

Al Little Rock. S. Chattanooes. J.
Al New Orleans, $: Memphis. I.
Al BtrminghAm. J. Atlanta 1.
A, Mobile. .: Na4hvilio. s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
AneRICAN LeAoua

Cameo Today.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Opiv thra> games ache dulcd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
gFNAToRs TAKE FOrRTT

Washington. Juno s-washinEton
took Its fourth straieh, game from st.
Louis. Bayne and Van Glider vcrc
hit at critical junc,urcr while Zachary
was not scor~d on until tho ninth.
Score by inninRSs
st Iou.~ .. 90 80 nne-a
Washington ..... 80 1nN nnx-5 o
Batteries: Bayne. Van Glider. Dc
berry and Collins; Zachary and Char
rity.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

GBBEyS KOS NGOORTY
Minneapolis. Mimi. June ls.--Mikc
Gibbons. St Paul middicweiEht
Knocked out Eddie MeGoorty of Osh
'kosh. Wis. in the fifth round of a
scheduled ten round boxing bout here
last night Gibbons weighed 1856
pounds. and McGoorty. 1855.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
COLLEGE BASEBALL

At ithaca. n. Y.-Pcnnsyivania. &.
Cornell. 5. Is innings.
New York. June is.-IAne Tech. Chi
cago, Q: GEORGE Washington n. s.. New
York. 8.
Princeton. n. J.. June IA.
Princeton ...................... l
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

mel George Harvey, American azhbas-
sador. and many others.
No one played faster than Devereux
Milburn. captain. and hack Of tho
American, four. whose participation had
been in doubt. Milburn who was the
hero of the day. said:
ut was n great game and very fast.
Tho boys played splendidly and natur-
ally I am delighted"
Tho British players declared the best
men won.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
PHILlLES CHANGE LUCK
RoSvON STAGES HITYFRT

81. Louis. Jun. Is-Boston batted
four st Louis pitchers for ,. hits and
won the fourth straight game from tho
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
CLENEL.AND

x-Ran for Thomas IN ninth.
xx-Batt~d for Morton in ninth.
PHILADELPHIA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

a-Batted for Ruethcr in seventh.
PfTTSBUEG
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

Batteries: Scott and Gibson. wal
kcr. SbcrdcI. Goodwin. Rivicrc, and
Sict1rroll. C1emons.