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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
CHICAGO RACES

Chicago. Ill. Aus 5-Miss America
ct Detroit. Gar Woods speedy hydro
plane, won the second heat Of the
contest for the championship Of the
Great Lakes and the Sinclair trophy
today by defeating Miss Chicago and
Arab " in the second days racing
Of the Pagea7- OF progress regatta
The winners time was 1880 5-5. for
the Is miles. Iris was the second
victory FOR Miss America and third
in the finals tom9rrow, will give her
the Great Lakes championship. An
error in the s,idge's announcement
that Arab " mad sunk in today's con-
test resulted N 4 premature confer
ring of the championship on Miss
America When * vas found that the
Arab " had not sunk but had mer''ly
broken steering cable. IL was offs
tally announced that the victor would
not be determined until the Snal hsat
tomorrow as the scors.g is on the
point system.
with the Arab " in :he race again
tomorrow Miss Chicago has a chance
OF tieins Miss America Tor the cham
pluuEhip.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06

A pho,oplay % vital dramatic value.
which runs the Eamut of all human
emotions. will be presented at the
Palm theater tomorrow and Monday
The picture is - Tale of Two Cities.
screened from Charles Dickens great
rovel Of tho French Revolution.
Recent events IN the history cf the
world have recalled the scenes OF the
French Revolution. ,hat gigantic up
heaval Of an oppressed people tha'
changed tho man of EUROPE and the
future Of more than one nation.
In selecting his cast sir. Fox made
the happy decision to have William
Faruum 'avorit. star Of motion pic
ture audiences. 7@S.u1e the roles Of
both sidney carton. the self-sacrific-
ins n errinE En=iishman. and Chsrlss
parnay. the courageous and demo-
cratic scion Of noble French family.
The choice Il Mr.. FHfnum assures 20
the motion picture public a production
.piete with interest -rd thrills. one
of tho many enErossing epieode- IN the
photoplay IS that Of the Reign II
Terror tn Paris
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06

With the pi--hils talent that has
been witnessed in the Steel Lea sue
this year. the :ans will probably So
TWO Of the best pitching dusls - the
Year this sunday at Parks Field
when the Wire Mil and Shops team
meet in the operirg contest and the
Rail MIL and = q W. mines clash in
the final contest:
Rossndahl tina star finger FOR the
Mechanics will oppose Big Bill Eoer-
ling Of the Wire nili sgcTe cation and
IL both hurle-s show their regular
form and their support is air tight
~ IS certain the hits and runs will be
few and the proy7ects of an extra
inning battle would he bright
In The three games Rossudahl has
taken the mound, the big hurier has
turned IN a victory on each occasion.
averaging five hits TO the game ami
/: strike outs s-berling for the Wire
Mil holds the cn'y victory over the
tradesmsn and seems TO be the Lone
tNirler in the league that has It on -he
Shops crew.
The second contest with Bartz d
Cochrane on the rubber for the Ran
Mil and Hilton or Barger. fo- the c
& W. team -hs-s IS every evidence
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Markets
CHICAGO GRAINS
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. I'll. Aug 5.-Wheat tumhled
still lower in price today influenced
more or less by assertions that the
present movement TO market is limited
only by the supply Of railroad cars
available. The close was heavy PIC 10
3Lc net lower with Sept. siisL. TO
SlIsiz and December si.2iA to si.29.
Corn lost lisc TO llzc and oats &c to
lis. Provisions finished unchanged to
52tlc lower.
With country offerings in the south
west somewhat larger and with gossip
current that spring wheat growers
would sell freely direct from threshers,
the wheat market faced predictions
that the visible supply total on Mon
day would show 5.0G5, go to $500 90
bushels increase.
Under such circumstances a leading
elevator Interest here was a persistent
seller thruout the LAY and there was
also much selling pressure from the
southwest on the downward slide q
prices. export demand broadened out
but otherwise the market seemed 10 1s
without any adequate support and ra'-
lies failed to hold Prospects that
railroad rates would be reduced be-
tween Chicago and the Atlantic sea-
tosrd had no effect ON the market as
the bulk Of shipments at this time a-s
by Lake, ut figures much below ths
rail rate
Corn and oats declined with wheat
and the September delivery OF corn
touched the lowest August price sires
ucn above the lowest level yet this
season
sharp downturus n the value Of hogs
yy yeazened provisions
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
SHIRLEY MASON A HIT
IN 1.-THE LAMPLlGHTER'

There is 80 much Of tho unusual and
unexpected in the story Of The Lamp
lighter which will be shown at the
Critche- thss;er this afternoon and
evening that 1t seems az tho William
Fox. its producer. s'a9ed out. in this
particular fiim play. with D purpose
to break away from all the familiar
devices Of screened narrative The
work Is consequently one of the mos,
refreshing. while one Of the strongest,
film stories that has ever been screened
And Shirley Mason. its dainty star.
is to be congratulated on having found
80 splendid a vehicle for her talents.
The story is the creation Of Maria
Susanna CumminE
Many who have seen The Lamp
lighter" declare It Is one Of the most
beautiful and worth while pictures they
ever witnessed In II Miss Mason
than whom there is no more delightful
young person entrusted with roles on
the acreen-is afforded a part that runs
the entire gamut Of human emotion.
Don't fail to see The Laruplightsr.
and at the same time see Hoot Glib
son in The Cactus Kid" a real west
ern and the Star comedy Rubes and
Boobs" all for one price at the Critch-
CT, this Afternoon and Anight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
BRADSTREETS REPORT

New York. Aug b-Eraistreets TO-
morrow viii say
Previous reports y, current qul.. ~.
OF increased optimism as 70 the future
remain good The number o, tsvora tl.
indications has Increased with the r,H-
snge % another week. bringing nearer
the advent of regular fail trade Per-
haps chief IN Importance IN the latter
direction may he put better realisation
On the strength of commodity pri-ss
during July
Another favorable tev.ioprner, Nas
been the checking In most states ~
rains u the deterioration shown "a rrs
corr crop caused by past heat ard
drouEh'
n. crop prospect however. e ~. -.
hrely a faNnrabis one other features
of Tho week have hcsu = continua---
u the relative stcadInsss o, the s.oas
market after its creeping rise from
the low point IN June. a sIiEh, fnr-en-.
IN huving OF iron and steel. BE- sod "a
imrnediaf" needs. Among which -ail-r y
feratrr and renewai7 are prominent.
accurnrunyinE a slight rain IN ~.
rariiyi better reports Hs 20 rnH-a~
esrninrs IN June larger huvfrr =
wool based on gcod orders fdr nor.
spring and a very firm market f--
most cotton Eoods
Weekly bank ciearturs. -ssfs - 49,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
GRAND CIRCUIT

Toledo. Ohio. Aus Jeanette Ran
kin. repeated as a consistent winner
TO-DAY carrying Lon Mcdonald. home
with victory In the feature race in the
DAYS program a. Fort Miami track
the Toledo Blade 5000 stake for II
troffers
Mcdonald won the first two heats
EASILY but vas crowded out at the
finish in the third by Whites Princess
Etewah
The s,eadmau $500 stake for los
trotters went 20 Cox behind r Colo
rado. after Harry Stokes had driven
Peter Coley home in front Of the field
IN the first heat
Peter Coley never had chance
thereafter. AS Cox took his bay hors.
out in front at the start and kept him
there Tho other stake race on the
card. the Toledo Times - 90 stake for
three year -nid trotters. went in straight
heats to Tommy Murphy between sill
adar
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
Wool Market

Boston. Mass. Aug the CONNER
ciaI Bulletin tomorrow vii, say
The demand for wool mas coutfuu-i
Of fair proportions during the vs=s.
with the chief call FOR three-eiEhf-s
grades and finer The government
wool auction Thursday.was rather u~-
satisfactory. with Jess than % per cent
sold - prices which were a bit easier
Western buying proceeds slowly AZ;
unchanged rates
The goods market ia in healthy
frame or mind, the openings % Hight
weights thus far having met With =
very Estisflc;ory response
Prices In the primary market remain
fairly steady with good clearauces r.
ported
Secured Bssis-T-xas Fine II
months. ssGT5; fine. months. 519ss
Terri'o-y-Fins. staple. choice. s1s
-. one-haf blood. cornbins. sse
ihroe-eights' blood. cornbinE. Ha
ous-quarter blood. ccrnbinE. 1sGt0 fire
and fine medium. clothing. s16s7. rirs
and fine. medium. French. com birr.
s5dTa.
Pulled neiaiae. 4. So "A. 7cr7s:
Eupers. sNG5o
Mohairs: B-s; eornb!ng. -7e7o: h-s:
cardlrE. --I-6
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
UP-TO- THE MINUTE SPORT WORLD NEWS
MISS AMERICA WINS
SPEED BOAT CROWN

Chicago. III. AuE S-Miss America
ot Detroit. Gar Woods speedy hydro
plane. won Ihs speed boat Champion
ship OF the Great Lakes ana the SIN
clair trophy To-Day by defeating Mss
Chicago in the ssSon6 days racing o.
the pageant Of progress regatta The
winners time xas 1873 s-5 for the
fifteen miles srzb " owned by r
Z SiGway OF Buffalo. y. Y. sank in
ths last lap after being distanced BY
The Two leaders, ssro accidents marked
the days racing. Psssy. owned by
Fred " Cch-sn. Of Milwaukee. Wis.
Elnsins in the sscois6 race Divers and
wEecEinE crs1sz are attempting TO
raise Peggy s13 Arab "
Illinois naval -escrvists from the L
: 5 Wilmstt= Won the haf mile naval
cutter race a-te- Minnesota ress-vts-s
rom the L. : :. Yznrsc had baea
disqualified Tor Raging IN small
boat
The Michigan -czervists from the Z
:. :. Yanric Vz-e given
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
AMERICA WINS FOURTH
RACE BY A MARGIN

Coves. Isle o, Wight Aug 5-fBy
the Associated yrss-1-America Won
the fourth int-rna ionzl yacht race
here today. defeating the British en-
tries by the close margin Of Il points
10 Is. Great Britain Won the first
three races.
The yachts finished tn the following
order. GTebe. America. first; polly
ard Flya. Grcae Eritain. second aai
third respectively. and Victoria. Great
Britain. sixth. The British yacht
Jean and the American shslia had
trouble with their gears and abandon.
81 the race
Sir John war5'S Jean narrowly ss-
capped sinking or Old Poin; Castle
dErin. the race. y small sailing sioop
ran into the Jean and tore n hole in
the port side eighteen inches long
The damaged yacht had TO be towed
In and dockal
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
MONEY

New York. Aus. Primo r,err.--
ie panor' t9eae. Exchange Irregular
francs demand. 7Ts cables ---i
be!Elan francs demand. glis: cables
- tuilders demand. soti. cable.
nee Lire demand. -. cables trsf,
MARKS demand. Ie7. Cables --i-
Srescs demand. 547: Sweden demand.
j. 80 Norway demand igST: ArFe--
'lre demand. 1913. rra.iiia, 6s-,s,-4
i--s. Montreal 10. per cent discount
llme loans fir-ner. 50 DAYS and p
daNs 81 per cent; months & per cert
,au money firm. hiEh. s. low. g.
ruling rates, closing bid. s: Offered ~
81 last loan. 8
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
Two GOOD CAMESATPARKS
FIELD SUNDAY IN PROSPECT

that with good ScpPort the hits are
either Of the teams may mean the
victory.
The Rail MIL broke their losing
streak last weak when they took a
T.. victory from the Railroaders and
they feel that the psrforrnan nee can be
repeated during tiis sundays double
bill SIX hits off o< BarEer in the first
three frames resulted in Hilton takins
the pitchers box rut the relief huter
could not change the tide Of the ba'-
tie sltho he hell the Rail Men hit
less the balance OF the contest, Coch-
rans for the opponents allowing but
fou hits
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
KANSAS CRY LIVESTOCK

hansas CITY. Mo. AuE. b.--CC g.
~ LSreau 81 Markets. Cattle receipts Z,
iop, all classes steady. heay-,, ~oior74 {,
steers S.S5. oest Texas. 500: Others
SOD 2 '99. most cows. :l.co94ss. best
ealers ttt94 SEQ, heavy Texas calves,
Hoss receipts i7oo mostly q ~ -
to shippers. siat1. 10 p,risrs 80 f-s
prime 325 pound weights. ,ass bulk
mixed loads % 25Ta 50. tuik OF sales,
S'tox 1850. most packing sovs csO09
Ntoi htock piss weak with few offered
shsep rccei-ts ESQ. killing classes
steadN best ewes, SSoc' an native
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
STERLING N>Y Loosr TEAM

Sterling. Colo NlE 5-The SferIinE
baseball club Of the Midwest league
which yesterday announced It's with
drawal for the season may resume its
schedule II e campaign for funds bein<
conducted today succeeds.
II was announced that twenty bust
ness men Of the city had signed up as
suarantors for the club. assuring most
Of the 5000 or s7.110 Il was said, would
be necessary to finish out the season.
J. y Sanders. local banker. said todsy y
he would furnish the ready money IL
enough sisners were obtained
Dan VOORHEES,. pitcher. who left the
club some time ago 10 60 10 McCook.
Neh, is back and has signed up to
pitch for the clrb gain. which has
ient considerable impetus TO the cam
paign fer funds
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
WANTS A GAME

The Boone baseball team wants a
game for sunday and offers to pay the
expenses Of team from Pueblo TO
come there and cross bats. Any team
desiring 70 accept the challenge will
answer thru the sport department Of
The Chisftaiu.
The Lithis team last night accepted
the challenge Of the Boone team. TO
play a game sunday afternoon az :
o'ciuck on the Boone diamond.
Jack Parker h. back after bong out
OF several games with a sore arm He
will probably pitch part Of the sun
day game for tn. Lithias-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
YANKEES HOLD
LEAGUE LEAD
Mays Is Hero Of Game;
Washington Takes Third
Straight
AMERICAN

New YORK. Aug 5.-Nsv To-k re
tzi1et It's lead IN the American league
By defeating Detroit Mays pitched
brilliant ball for the Yankees, while
Dsuss OF the Tigers weakened IN the
sixth. SchsnE's home run with two
on bases IN the eighth clinche5 the
game.
During the contest. NAYS appealed
10 Umpire Chill 10 check q bal al
tack from the Detroit players on the
bench
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
BABE FALLS BEHIND
LAST YEARS RECORD

New York Aug s-Bsbe Ruth fell
behind his 1921 hume run record Cor
the fret time 'sss season when he
failed TO get C'rcui; drive tn the
same between New York and Detroit
today. Ruth made his thirty-ninth
home run OF 'he 1870 season a year
ago New Yo-k afro was playing De-
troit then and En-nke pitched azainst
Ruth. Ruth rIs made g home runs
this season
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
pIITSbURC GETS
THIRDSTRAICHT
Carlson Is Yanked After
Homer; Giants WIN By
Three Bagger
NATIONAL

PittshurE. Aug. 5.-Pit-sburE won
the third straight victory over Philz-
delnhta- Carlson was replaced by
zinn in the fourth after cy Williams
home run into the right field bleach
ers in the third given the visitors a
two run lead. Grimm Of the Pirates
was hurt in the sixth when he vas
struck on the shoulder by pitched
ball and had TO leave the game
PHILADELPHIA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06

Batterie-RinE and Peters, Carl
son. Zinu and Brottsm.
surnu1z-y-TTvo base hits: Whitteo.
Zinn. Three base hits: BarhflaE l
gor1a nm. wiiliara. Stolen base:
rAhou--ear. Konetchy. Sacrifices
walker. >: Peters. Bigbee, Tierney
Double plays: Maranvilie, Tisrney ana
Grimm. Bases on balls: Off king
Carlson, 2. Zinn, ! Innings pi.che .
Carlson. 3, Z,nn. :. Eit ny pl.eh1 -. +.
Ring, 3. Carlson. !. Zinn, D. WHO
nitch. RlnG.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
CHALLENGES MACK

TounE FaiIon. lightweight Of New
York but who mas been In Pueblo for
the past seven months is anxious 70
obtain a match with KID Mack at an
early date. He vili meet Mack at any
place and at anv time.
ArfsnEements may be made thru
the sports department Of The Chief
tafu
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
WESTERN LEAGUE

~ Oklahoma cliv, &. wichii, Il.
At Joplin. -. Tulsa al. tsscond
game called end OF seventh by agree
nentl
At Des Moines. 10: Omaha. .
At Sioux city. p =. Joseph
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
METAL. N>E,<rrs

LEV York Aug, s copper Unsettled
later l2ul2h Tin steady spot ard
nearby. 2e 5oi futures ~ esTN.O trnr
nominally unchanged Lead ot,i.tt
spot 4io. Zinc dull. East 81 touis ds.
iNery' very spot isegied. hntimony spot.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
oENyEIt LIyEsrocK

Denver. Aug i---Cattie receipts ~. !.
steady. beef steers. $500 500: COWS
and heifers. 8 5000. caives. t7cla
soo: bulls. S25o05-o. stc-i,ers and
feeders. Si0'05e5
Hogs receipts 200. 3 lower. top
$40 -. bulk 50 cfdio -.
sheep receipts none. lambs. issoa
a75. ewes. tI0lTAs0
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
ciuoAco rpon,tcr

NnICaEo, AuE I-Trftsr io,,.,--
creamery extras 4stsc. standards
S',ac. firsts. 5id4iitc: seconds. sST7sr
EEss UNCHANGED. receipts 1874 r5ses
InultfN 1uNs iovcr, fowls. .2aesr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
Furnished by Downs and Co. 20 W
ronrIcN ENCuAN.T
RICE SHIPPING DECISION

Washington. Aug. 5--lice shippers
were authorized today ty the inter
state commerce commission TO have
shipments Of rough rice from CALI
fornia and Arkansas to Rev Orleans
inillcd at Like Charles. Ia at the
thru freight rates. plus 40 cents a
hundred pounds. transit charge
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
CHICAGO poT>Tor,

ChicaEo. Aug. 5--2oiatoes receipts
- cars strong. Missouri. 8. c5d q 80.
cwt-: Kansas. {t5,Gis5 ewt. Jersey.
Sitd5-5 ewt, Idaho. $500 cwt5 Ne
hraskn, t2Sodst5 cwt.. Virginia. S.. 100
barrel
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
LIBERTY ROM ororAr1nxs

ufnIshFd bN y 5 Walpole, Rooma
Se-l Thatcher block. Pueblo
Liberty 3ls. ss.1o. Lib. fst is. s77s.
l.io % 's. s,.SS; i.ih. ist tts. s7s,. Lib
ith SIS. SIS; LIB. lst isis. $50. I'M
9Th las $50
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
COTTON QUOTATIONS

New York. aug. &c otton closed
steady at net advance Of = to 80
points
Spot quiet. ,sis.
Cotton futures closed steadv. octo-
her IA; December. 1855. January.
i3.sc: March. isi1. MAY. i4ii.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
-Bat-et for Dauss II 9Th.
NEW TOPE

NAYS and schauE
Summsry-Tvo bss. hits: Pipp
FlagE-esd Three base hits: Meussl
Home run; SchsnE Sacrifice: Bush.
Bases on balls: OF Mays. !. Dsuss. >
Hit by pitcher; by Mays. CF7agstsad).
Struck out: By D.uss. !
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06

Bstferfes. baT6N. -ot1oron a01
o'Seiil. MoEridzs and Charity.
Summary rr1 base hits. Rice.
Sacrifice. Harris: double plays. Sewen
20 wambsEans- To Burns: bases on
balls. off Bazby :. Sotho-on 7: innings
pitched B.Fby -; so;ho-on -. hit
sy pitcher ~ sothorou. fAiiller);
-rtiI Nth snrNrrnr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
WASHINGTON = CLEVELAND I

Washington. y. c. Aug. wash
iu Eton took its third straight game
from Cleveland Bashy failed TO last
one inning and Sothpron. Who sue
csedsd him was fit opportureiy.
rTETsSD
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

A. ktianta-Littis Rock. two games
postponed. rain.
At Mobile. H. Nashville. .
A. Chattanooga. g. Memphis, Z.
No others scheduled
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06

Batteries 10reF ana flNs AFA 81
Walker. Bailey and Clemons
Suruary-Two base hits NcHenrJ.
Frfsrh. Pa wings. Mueller. Three base
hlts. Fr'sch. Stolen bases; Frlsch.
= stock. sac-iHces. LavRr. Clemons,
Ueatbco,e. Double plays: 1.avsn.
Horrshy and Fournie-. Rawlings.
bancroft. Kelly. Bases on balls :
Toney. .. Walker. :. innings pitched; i;
walker. :. Bailey. :. struck out; by
Toney. Z: Walker. !. Wild pitch;
Toney
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
I { \ \ IS

William N. Johnston OF san Fran
cisco, former rational champion. was
defeated by Watson NJ washburn OF
New York, in re ssDi-finais Of the
stgies today and later pared with
Wills e Davis OF san Francisco. sue
cumbed TO the attack OF Washburn and
r Norris Williams, II, Of Boston
IN the doubles scn1i-finsls
The kinseys easily defeated Nathiel
". Niles Of Boston and ". ?. John
son OF Phf-adel9hia-
Pittsburg. Pa. AUG. 5.-Austrslsssz
took the lead in tie Davis cup tennis
matches today ~ winning the doubles
on the grass courts OF the Allegheny
country club. IS. 81. s-s. So. 50
The play today gave the Australians
their position aeceuse they were tbs
strongest team n the last two sets
After the British rad taken the lead
two sets to one, tile Australians wer-
able. by coTrect placement slots. and
ossdly serving o win three setA out CT
five.
Glen Cove. y. 7. Aug. 5-M-z No.ie
Bjurstedt Mallory. wo-nan's national
tennis champion. defeated Mrs Ma :
sutton Bundv II Los Angeles. tormyr
utleholder. in the semi-finsls Of the
metropolitan chan pionship tournament
today go. 50. s-5.
In the other .--rr,i-finaI Mrs M.rio1
ZinderEtein JesEup OF Wilmington.
Del. outpisyed Me. Robert Leroy OF
New York. 1910. 81.
New YORK. Aug S-Nornius AMI
afternoon gsrnes will be played in the
final rbund OF ne Davis cup tennis
matches at SeS port this month. the
United States lawn tennis association
announced today. The program pro
vldes that the sinEleS matches on
August > AMI = De played a, 1870
o clock in the morning and -.3e O'Clock
nthe afterncon AMI the doubles
August 2s AZ 3;5e o'clock in the after
noon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
WV YORK :. 81. LOUIS 1

81. Louis. No. Aug 81 three oese
hi, by Frisch in the third inning scor
w. a victory over 81. Louis.
NEW YORK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
AMERICAN LEAGrE
Games Today

Games Today
Chicago ~ Boston
ST Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit al New York
Cleveland at Washin Cton.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
posroN q. CHICAGO 1

Chicago. III. Aug 5J-Boston punched
hits of Chicago pitchers and won the
final game o, the serie@- The locaia
we're unable to DO much with Mcgull-
Ian. the lone run being the result of
F1ackH drive over the right hsld wall
Score:
C-bT~a.. ..........-. 90 100 ccn--i /
Batteries - Ncouillan ard o'Seill;
-heeves. York and Killefer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
CLUB STANDINGS

Games Today
Boston at 81 Louis
Brooklyn at Pittshurr
New York at Chica 20
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
KANSAS CRY ppoprcr

ksns1s City. Mo. Aug 5. -rutter.
eggs and poultry unchanged
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
ppooxly> q. CINCINNATI l

CI0rlruati ONO, Aux 5--BrookTT0
bAtted piHey out Of the box IN three
innings and won from Cincinnati
Geary who relieved RiIey was effective
until the eighth inning. Mitchell pitched
well thruout and was given superb
support
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
sIr.NEn

New York Avg s-Par silver donss.
~. 'ah foreign. eiS Mexican dollars
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
Pu1rapELrInA Z. 81. Lous :

PHILADELPHIA. -. Aug Three
home runs were responsible for all
four of PhUadsiphlR'E talliez against
:, Louis the home team winning.
Dyke. John Walker and Perkins reg
irterad the circu; hits The score.
St Louis ..-...... or or lHo-7
Philadelphia. ..... rci 100 2op--
Batteries Kolp, Burveil and Sew
ereid Harris and Perkins
sisnor Nitu. rtaiy's ep-premier.
habituslly smokes 40 cigarettes and
10 cigars q day
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
VIEW Yonx COTTON vxcp,,e,
fgr5Ished ni,i,, BY y 5 wa'poio. Thateh.


~ srhlsned ny y $ Walpoic. Rooms
's'-52 Thatcher Block. Pueblo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06
posroN 10. CHICAGO 1

hard and had little trouble defeating
Chicago.
Joe Bush vss invincihie with men
or bases. the gulv Chicago score com
irE in the second whsn Shelly drove
the ball over the left field. fence. The
Score:
Chicago .. n.N 90 ndg-I
Boston .......... III os2 oo1-i0 ft o
patteries Nulrennan. McWeenv
ard Schsfk; Les Bush and Ruel. Wal
.erE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-06

siteries Aldridrs and StansSe
IN. vslenti7v, Hilton and Mitzl