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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
RECORD YEAR N
A. ASSOCIATION

Chicago, June The american as
ISOLATION is facing another record
breaking year, according to President
T. J. Hickey. MIR. Hickey declares that
the attendance will be the largest In
the organizations history and that the
race will be one OF the closest. In dis
cussing the clubs work thus far. he
said:
our race Is the best that the asso-
citation has ever had and rotwith-
standing the first six weeks Of our sea-
son was very bad weather. when our
season was one-third played We had
played six less games than was played
in the same period last year yet the
attendance to date is ffty-threc thou
sand over that of 1890. The race Ia
such that from now on we should hrca
all records as was done in the game
Mt Milwaukee. June 10. where they
turned people away and when the
eastern clubs mo.ed west on tho nth
of July where the western clubs Will
be at home with them for sixteen days
| look for the largest attendance for
this number OF games that tho associa
tion has ever had. Only two and n
half games separate the first four
clubs and eight and a half separate
the eight clubs. Columbus is now
playing good ball and may within n
short time he punched with the other
seven clubs. Already hve clubs have
been in first place during the season
and Milwaukee is today one Gama be-
hind Louisville.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
LEGION POST DENIES
INTEREST IN FIGHT

Los Angeles. Calf. July Victory
Post No. -. OF the American Legion.
today denied that II was Interested in
a proposal originating here 10 invite
Jack Dempsey and Jack johnson TO
fight, part Of the proceeds to go to
disabled veterans of the world war
In the opinion Of tho executive
committee OF the post" said tho state
ment, lit would he long time before
any clean minded veteran OF the world
war Will countenancc any movement
TO rchahilitate in the esteem OF patri-
otic people OF America either nf the
mon. no matter hy what method they
propose TO purchase that rchabllita-
ton
The sponsors Of tho benefit fEht
plan explained that they were acting
In behalf Of the Los Angeles Post No.
I. disabled. Veterans of the World
War. and had signed their teieEramH
TO the fighters. ss representatives Of
tho American Legion in error.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
HOUSE OF DAVID
BASEBALL TEAM

Benton Harbor, Mich, July The
House of David baseball team has
opened its second season of play and
recently returned fronf its first tour
of several Illinois towns.
The team is one of the oddities of
the national pastime. The local colony
Is a religious sect The members wear
are vegetarians. They declare them
selves the forerunners of the twelve
tribes of Israel. which, they say, Will
eventually number $4,000.
About two years ago the colony be-
gan playing baseball. The first year
they contonted themselves with play
Ing semi-pro teams at home, playing
at Eden Springs, a park Just outside
of Benton Harhor, Last year the team
towns, where they We're considerable
of hit. They played good nall and
their long hair and flowing boards
proved an added attraction that the
fans had not expected.
Brother Mooney last year attract
cd the attention of the Chicago Ma
| tional league club. and 1t is said that
an offer was made him. However as
the tenets of the faith would not per
init him TO leave the colony, he re-
tmained to pitch for the locals
thing OF reputation In hitting. East
ern sport scrihes referred TO him as
the Bearded Babe Ruth"
The team plans another tour of the
east
Tho players use bats that have heer
turned by themselves on their lathcs
In the colony workshop.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
JACK DEMPSEY PLANS
VISIT TO MOTHER

Chicago. III, July Jack Dempsey
left Chicago tonight for salt Lake city
to visit his mother. The heavyweight
champion had been here since wednes-
day. Golf. leo skating. at an indoor
arena. and talk OF probable future
bouts occupied the champions time
today. He also talked with Floyd
Fttzsimmons. ftEht promoter Of BEN
ton Harhof. Mich. fitzsimmons OK
pressed n desire to have Dempsey box
there Labor Day and the champion
appeared willing provided his mana
ger. Jack Scarns, had not something
else in view. Fi,zsimmonS said he
would like to match Dempsey and
Fred Fulton. Of Rochester, MINI.
Dempsey stopped Fulton In one round
once, hut the Rochester fighter has
been asking for another chance.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
GRAND CIRCUIT RACE Won BY
HORSE IN FIRST APPEARANCE
Jeanette Rankin Wins Tavern Steak For 2:l4 Trot-
tiers In First Start In Grand Circuit
Several Mishaps

steak Trumpator and Saint Pat
rick the Great further delayed start
when they collided during the scoring
A sulky was broken.
st. Patrick the Great took the lead
at the start and held 1t to stretch
where Joanneto Rankin took command
and never rolinqushed it. Princess
Etawah dislodgcd iilda Fletcher
from second place.
Jeanette Rankin. set the pace
thruout the second mile and won
easily.
Princess Etawah and Hilda F'letch-
CIR, again finishing second and third
respectively.
Princess Etawah had no trouble
winning the final heat 'MainliclS fell
from exhaustion at the conclusion of
the second heat but soon revived. He
was withdrawn from the third heat
The 2:06 pace went to Johnny Quirk.
After finishing third in the first heat.
he captured the next two. Bettors re-
ceived a jolt when Brooke Worthy.
Tom Murphys horse, was defeated in
the 2:1o trot which went to the Todd
ler. in straight heats. Brooke Worthy
sold for $1,000 in Sl.ToO auction
pool II required four heats to decide
the first division of the 2:20 pace
when each event went to Wrack.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
RICHARD STILL AFTER
CARPENTER FOR BOUT

New York. July TEX Rickard,
promoter OF the Dcmpscy-Carpentie
contest said today that until he can
locate Tom Gibbons, he can make no
definite proposition to Carpenter
about a fight next fall Carpenter Is
willing. he said. to fight with any good
man in his class. but he has no further
talk with him pending news from Glib.
hons Csrpenticr saw the pictures OF
the championship fight. in Newark. y.
J.. today. His only comment was That
they showed good fight" His man
agcr, Francois Dcscamps said that II
was evident from the pictures tina,
Dempsey weighed nearer la5 to 1875
pounds than the lss pounds given ~
his weight before the fght
You can see" he said. he was TOO
big for my Georges"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08

Lincoln Nebr., July 7.-Boxing bouts
of ten rounds duration with a deci-
sion required of the referee, will be
allowed in Nebraska after July 20 when
the boxing bill passed at the last legis-
laturo goes into effect. Six ounce gloves
may also be used,
Under this new law the contests may
be promoted by any licensed club and
a fee of So must he paid by the club
in n city of less than 10000 population
or $50 for cities over 10000. In addi-
ton a tax OF five per cent Will be
levied upon the gate receipts. Each
club may only hold matches in one
place. according to the law.
The act provides that these contests
he held under the supervision of the
department of public welfare which
has charge of the licensing OF clubs
and referees. Referees must qualify
before the board and viii be licensed
on payment OF a fee of ten dollars a
year.
Within three hours before match
physician must certify in writing
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
DECISION BOUTS REQUIRED in
NEBRASKA'S new BOXING Law
Bill Becomes Effective July 25-SM-Ounce Gloves
Required Round Bouts Are
Permitted

that the participants are physically
able TO take part in the contest.
Private promotion of boxing and
wrestling matches is discouraged by
a provision which states that license
to hold matches will not he issued to
an individual and only those taking
part In the fight. with the referee and
attendants, may receive compensa-
ton.
Tho department OF public welfare ia
given full control over the collection Of
tho states share OF the receipts and
the enforcing of rules
The club holding wrestling and box
ing matches must make its report with
In 72 hours after the bouts to the de-
partment. including in the report the
number of tickets sold and total re-
ceipts and must also pay over at that
time the per cent tax on gross re-
'ceipts.
The penalty for violation of this last
rule is placed at a fine of $1,000 and
revocation of the clubs license. For
violation OF any Of the other provisions
maximum OF 800 or Imprisonment for
80 days is provided in the law.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
JACK DOWNS MATCHED
WITH JOHNNY WEST

Buck" Weaver. amiahie rsh. pro-
riotcr and manager of Jack Downs
and Joe the Wop. states that he has
matched his team for fights on tn.
Western slope this month. The Wop
i TO meet Kid Belt in an eight round
semi-windup In Grand Junction Mon
day night ON card where Johnny
Kid West and White Hutton are tire
drawing cards Jack Downs IL to box
Johnny Kid West the end OF the same
week In Gunnison.
Tho Downs Wcet nEht will be OF ten
rounds duration and the main event
on = classy nstic card that has been
arranged In Gunnison.
Manager Weaver requests Jack
Downs 10 report 20 training quarters
hy telephone rs carly as possible to-
day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
Tommy Gibbons
on Vacation

ST. Paul. Mlnn.. July Tommy
Is nov fon vacation that will last
until the middle OF August and until II
Is over "he will not think about box
ing"
That statement was made to local
sporting editor tonight by Gibbons
over the telephone from csakis. MINI.
when informed that TsN Sicksrd was
seeking to get in touch with him In an
effort to arrange a bout with Georges
Carpenter.
However. the St Paul arhteI said
nc hoped the match could he ar
ranged for lie Is anxious to meet
CARPENTER.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08

Jim Flynn, tho Pueblo Fighting
Fireman" was visitor to this office
last night. In our opinion Flynn never
looked better. He appears to have lost
some OF the podSiness that character
ized his days OF primshood.
AS far as giving up the boxing game
Flynn has not even thought OF Il. lie
is matched with Jac& johnson at
Cheyenne. Wyoming, on July IS. The
same Jack johnson that Is to be re-
leased from federal prison tomorrow.
Fight promoters at Cheyenne state
that they have made all arrangements
and that unless some untoward thing
happens the fight WIN be staged.
Flynn is the fighter who cloutcd
Jack Dempsey on the jaw at Murray,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08

North Randall. Cleveland. Ohio
July Making her initial start on
the grand circuit Jeannette kankih
won the $4,000 Tavern steak Tor
2:1l trotters, today's feature oi inc
harness horse racing at North Ran
dan. The rilly, which is owned by
George E. Dudley of Youngstown
Ohio. captured the event in two
straight heats. Cali Curci. the mare
FOR which Fred Cline Of indianapolis
IS reputed to have paid ,ooo was
never prominent
only two. favoritcs, Jeanette Ran
kin and Johnny QuirlS, won.
In the first heat of the Tavern
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
jim FLYNN BACK IN HOME TOWN
WANTS TO FIGHT FOR BENEFIT

Utah. and sent him to tho land Of
dreams. All within the short period
OF ~ seconds, OF course Dempsey
came back at Jim the following year.
hut then Il is aome honor to say that
you Knocked out Jack Dempsey
i am itching to show the Puebloars
that | am still 4 fighter. II some llvs
promoter Is desirous OF staging a hen-
eft program. here | am" said the am
liable Jim last night.
Flynn has already raised 1880 for
Pueblo flood sufferers by boxing ex-
hlihiiions with heavyweight comers I'm
Monirosc- lie states that he plans
training hero for sometime and that
he VIII he able to announce his train
Ing quarters within the next few days.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
.ELKS' NINE GOES
TO VICTOR SUNDAY

Manager Art" Marvin. OF the Pu-
eblo Elka baseball team will journey
to Victor with his crew next sunday
to met the Victor Purple and Blue
dltmondeers in a contest. Tho Elks'
league schedule was disrupted and
disnrrangcd by the Pueblo food, hut
an effort will he made to resume aud
continue the games where they wer'
stopped.
Marvin has been prsctlcing his crew
via the skull route and promises n
classy exhibition Of diamond work
against the Victor "Miners' next sun
day afternoon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
MAJOR EXHIBITION

pittshurg, Pa. July The Pitts
burg Nationals defeated the New
York Americans In an exhibition
game to 3. Babe Ruth was called
out on strikes on his first time up,
flied out to right field. tho second
time to center the third time up and
struck out on his fourth trip to the
plate.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
NON-PARTlSANS HOLD
EXTRA LONG SESSION

Fargo. n. D. July THE state
executive committee OF tho nonparti-
san league considering the situation
arising out OF charges against its
members published in an edition of
the Courier News "Wednesday. still
was in session at midnight tonight
AZ that time an announcement from
league headquarters where the meet
ing was being held. said that tho CONF
mittee might remain in session FOR
some time"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
MOORE Holds
INDIANS down
Cleveland Obtains But ::
Hits When Delivery
Is Wild
AMERICAN

Cleveland, Ohio. July 5.-Moore'. ef-
fsetiveness and brilliant fielding by
Galloway, Dykes, ]. Walker and
WEIGH enabled Philadelphia to de-
feat Cleveland. Moore was rather wild
and his lack OF control was rcsponsi-
bic for three runs scored by Cleve-
land. Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
Grey Lag Equals Record

New York. July 5.-Grey Ltr. star
colt Of the Rsncocas stable today won
the Dwyer stakes at Aqueduct and
edualled the worlds record for a mile
and a furlonE set last month at Bel
mout park by the selling platter Coal
er. The time was f.i1
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
nI-NCu IL HITS

Philadciohia, Pa. July I.-snnch-
Ing IA hits Tor twelve runs IN inc
seventh and eighth innings save 81
Louis n victory Of philadelphia.
George Smith remained ON IN,
,,,,,,,d tbruout for tho Phillios and
,,.n. hammered for twenty hits. Score :
3, Louis .Oot o0s IL 20 u
ph,,edelpbls oos 600 600
npt,.ri-.-Haires and Clcmons'
pilbocfcr. G. Smith and Grugsy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
TIGERS WIN pnunLF

Chicago. III. July 5-Dctroit won n
douhlehcader from chicago. The visi-
tors were on hitting rampage.
Score:
Detroit ........... n.i rii 2i,-ls II =
Chicago ........ 800 NoN o5o- s IL Z,
Rattsrics-Ieonnri and Rassler;
voodnll. Twomhly woncke, Hodge.
Nulrennan and schalk.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08

Batteries - Donohuc. MhrGuard.
Napier and wiuso iiargrayc. oeHoh-
ger and Gowdy,
Summary: Two has" hitP-. neal
Powell. Ford Three base hits
Rousrb Nicholson. stolen base
Nichoison. Sacrifice hits -Groh.
oeschser Holke. Sou'hworth Double
piavs-Crare to Bohue. Bases on
balls-off Marquard. s. Napier !.
Innings pitched d-Maruunrd. g; tnone
out in 7thl Napier. !; bonohue l.
M hv p,trbcr-ooschger tCraneo.
struck out-Ry Mnrquard. 4. Napier.
/. oeschcer. l. VIVID pitch Napier
q Passed bali-Gowdv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
CLEVELAND

lesl<ic and Nunamaker
Summary Two base hits, Witt ?.
Galloway; three base hit. Dykes: sac
rihcc hits, Dykes. Witt. WEIGH,
WamhsEanss .: double plays. Perkins
to Dykes, Galloway to Dykes to j.
Walker. bases on balls. on Moore s:
on Covelcskie /. struck out by Moore
.. Covclcskic >.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
JOHNNY WILSON TO
DEFEND TITLE

Boston. Mass. July Johnny
Wilson. middleweight champion OF
the world will defend his title
against George Robinson of Cam
bridge. I'm ten round bout at the
Boston arena on :he nicht of July Is.
N Mae Announced tnlght
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
NEW YORK

Ratterie.-Rcuther. Smith and MIL
Ter: Barnes. Sallee. Ryan and snyder
Smith,
hitn: Kelly.
eryder Thr-e-ha.c hits; Miller.
Johnston, Ruether. Myers, Kelly.
Stolen base; Frlsch. Sacrifice hits:
Schmardt, Griffith Double plays
Reuther to Olson. Bases on balls: on
Reuther. s: Barnes. /: Sallee. l. In
uinEs pitched Barnes. I; Sallce, g.
Ryan. /: Ructhrr. 2-s: Smith. Ia.
Struck out: Ry Rruther, :; Ryan, l.
Wild pitches; R-uthor. ..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
DODGERS WIN ON
HOMER IN TENTH
Schmandt Clouts Four
Base Drive After Two
Are Retired
NATIONAL,

New York. July 7-BroolSlyn defeat
ed New York when Schmandt hit
home run in the tenth inning, after
two men had been retired. Olson OF
Brooklyn was put out OF the game. for
disputing decision. Score;
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
WESTERN LEAGUE

At 81 Joseph "a. Sioux Ci'v. :
At oklahoma City. G. Wichita s. q,
inninEsl
At omaha. 10. pes Noines. &
At Tulsa. I. Joplin. G
The Great Pyramid. named after an
EEypsian king. Cheops. is estimated
to contain about e.30o,o blocks of
stone.
The latest oncial report shows total
OF i5,ooe unemployed in Glasgow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
BOSTON HITS UARp

Boston. Mass, July 7.-Boston hit
savsgely. defeating Cincinnati ocsch-
ger held the visitors to six hits.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
CHICAGO

Summary-Two-h base hits, johnson.
Nos'il. Riue. three base hits. shorten,
No=tit. Ynryau. Falk: home run. old
ham: stolen base. Jones. sacrifice hits,
Bush .. Young. Jones >. Shccly, Nench.
Bassier bascs on balls Wilkinson :,
oldhsm s. Middleton l. Davenport :;
innings pitched. Wilkinson :. naven-
po-t :. Gidhpm q "a. Middleton 3 a..
strtick ou,. bv Oldham 3. Middleton ?.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
AMERICAN IEA.Jv.
Gnmes To-day.

Washington at St Louis.
Philadelphia at cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08

Though he is no. yet thirty. S.
Parker Gilbert has just been ap-
pointed assistant secretary of the
treasury: This is newly created
post and the under secretary be-
comes the ranking officer Of .he
U. S. treasury next to Mellon.
Gilbert is a graduate of Rutgers
college, 1912, and of the Har ard
law school. 1915. During the war
he served on the war loan board.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cnwea Today.

rittshurE at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Fhiladelrhia
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Minneapolis. 2: indianapolis. 3
Second game. At Minneapolis. g.
Indianapolis. &
At st Paul. .; Louisville. s.
At Kansas city. s. Toledo g.
At Milwnukce-C Columbus. rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-08
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Birmingham. 3. Memphis. 5
At Little Rock, $. Atlanta. I.
~ Chattanooga. I. New orleans. Il
At Nashville. :; Mobile, .
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

There will be a regular meeting Of
Knights of Columbus tonight at s
O'clock.
Born this morning, - pound son
to Mr.. and Mrs Carlo Deltato of JEFF
ferson avenue.
The Old Academy library will be
closed on Saturday morning as it is
being repaired.
Miss Nellie Ray and Miss Mildred
Farnum left this morning for Saratoga
Springs to attend the Methodist con-
ference.
M SIS Mabel Hervey and friend, Miss
Stevens, OF the North Adams hospital,
spent Wednesday in town at the home
Of Miss Hervey's parents.
have on. hand quantity Of uncalled
for repaired tires and tubes which will
be sold il uncalled for on Or before
April 18th. VT. Vulcanizing Works,
232 School street, W. II. Pelsue, Prop.
Adv
The quarterly business meeting OF
the Ladies Aid SOC ETY. CT the First
! BAPTIST church will be held in the
social rooms, Friday, at o'clock A
large attendance is requested as busi
ness of Importance is to be transact
Ia ed
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POWNAL CENTER

Roger Sweet and Elliott L. Niles
spent Wednesday in South Williams
town.
The rear part Of the Cantor store was
newly rooted this week by William
Chamberlain and son, James.
There is to be social dance in
Summit hall, Saturday evening
Everyone is invited to come and have
good time.
Mr.. Hyde, the Health officer Of the
l'ity oG North Adams made seyera
calls here Wednesday. He gave {
senefal invitation to accept vaccina
ton at the office Of the Board o
Health IN this city, free Of charge.
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"And There Wasn't the Slightest
Smell from Dead Rats"

Writes John Simpkins, farmer of
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ferrets, poison, could not get rid Of
them Bought S125 pkg. Of RAT.
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