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, 1921-08-18
RICHARD QUESTIONED
ON TRANSPORTING FILMS

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-A departmen,
OF justice agent has been sent 10 a
downtown hotel to question Tex Rick
ard promoter OF the Dempsey-Car.
pentier fight. about the bringing OF
the fight films from New York 10
Chicago. An arrest may follow. T"
Col. John v. Clinnin. assistant United
States district attorney. said.
Richard showed the Gins to
wounded soldiers at a government
hospital last night.
dckard was recently fined $1,000
when he pleaded guilty to transport
Ing h films from New Jersey to New
York. where they were shown TO
wounded soldiers.
Federal officials believe Richard
was inviting arrest when he showed
the films. Following his conviction
In New York the fight pictures have
been shown generally throughout the
state. government agents holding
that he could not be placed on trial
again for the same offense.
In he event OF conviction in ILL
noiis. they point out. he would then
be free to show the pictures in this
state.
, 1921-08-18
ENGLISH FIGHTERS FAIL
TO TRAIN OR KEEP FIT.
REAL PUNCHES LACKING

hanging around the rinEsidc. sec.
onding a man for n few pounds
while waiting for another contest.
or course. he is not doing himself
any good. He is no harder than an
india rubber bail.
As far as our champs are con-
cerned. things are a bit different.
They would like more battles than
the get but as We don't allow no.
decision contests. nobody who con
siders himself anything Of a champ
VIII risk his title unless the hnan-
eiaI inducement is very high.
So you SEQ our champs are soft.
too We have plenty Of good boys.
but most OF them have had an
American training. wilde. OF
course, is "A freak. but Tommy
Noble, Ted Ckidl Lewis. and Fred.
dy Welsh go to prove that the ma.
terial is there right enough. even II
h flesh is weak and soft.
Give England nodccision con.
tests. let our boys learn the first
rudimcnts OF in-hshting. and We
may be able to do something. Al
present l wouldn't put a cent on
any Of u champs were they TO
come over here. save those who
have had a United States nstic edu.
cation. An American boxer can
, 1921-08-18
. By DAVID l.. BLsUMENFELD
United Press StAn Correspondent


NEW YORK Aug 1s.-"what lis
the matter with English boxers"
a mar asked me the other day.
Everything ] told him.
In the first place, the British boy
will not tako the trouble 10 keep
himself Mt when out of training.
He has not learned to keep him
self hard. He may have a beauti-
ful left hand with a nice little dig
in IL. his footwork may be a treat
to watch. his blocking and
ing all that they ought to be. but
he is not tough. Unlike your Amer
lean boys. he cannot chop and
come again with a man who is
packing real punches in his mitts-
Tho average British boy starts
his career Is a six.roundor in pre-
liminary contests at the London
rinE-in the BlRckfriars road.
where he meets with all sorts and
sizes. lie learns TO box. true enough.
but he does not learn TO fight.
The British fan is FOO prone to
shout. Turn il up" whenever a
boxer takes a coun as a rest. the
result being that a hoy thinks he
Is hurt when he is roally shaken.
and carly gets a distaFte for hard
hitting.
Another thinEl Too many British
boxers train on beer. They have
been brought up IN n. and they
are not going to give II up for any
''bloomin' p~rizchght."
Over in England a man will get
signed up with a promoter and go
through his training in n lacka-
daistcnl sort OF way. a little bail
punching here, some skipping when
he feels like it. shadow boxing
enough to give him speed. and n
few workouts wien he can get h
sparring partners. AS soon as his
fight is over. he spends his money.
In three weeks or a month he Is
broke again. and so you find him..
, 1921-08-18

Nohut at T ort Morgan Colo-. August
20 and n finish match with Terro Mi
yaka- the Jap jiu jitsu crpert In Cas-.
per around Labor day and then the
match with Stanislaus Zbyszko.
worlds heavyweight champion during
the state fair week in Douglas.
final arrangements for tho match
in which Taylor will pit his all against
the champion were completed at Doug.
las last week when Taylor arrived
from his ranch and signed the articles
Of agreement and posted a $500 forfeit
for his appearance. Zbyszko complied
with tho same requirements.
+. a. Klino who is promoting the
match has all other arrangements
completed and preparations arc now
being made to provide accommodations
for he thousands OF wrestling fans
who will attend the match
Upon arriving here Taylor tmmedi.
ately set up n strenuous training
campaign for himself which includes
long hours on the road for wind and
speed exercises in addition to rtrenu-
u grinds on the mat at the Casper
Athletic club gymnasium.
The Mondt and MiyRka matches
will enable him 10 got into shape and
get his old precision and speed on the
mat back before he tackles tho cham.
plon.
, 1921-08-18
CASPER HIGH TO PUT
LIGHTER GRID SQUAD
IN FIELD, IS REPORT

George Vandaveor. a member OF
last years high school football team
has returned from the Citizens Mill.
tary training camp at Preside. San
Francisco. Cal, and is already making
arrangements to shape up material
for tho team which will represent tho
school this fall. He reports that the
Casper squad will be somewhat
lighter and faster han the team which
last year won the state interscholastic
championship.
, 1921-08-18
STERLING WINS
FROM BEHIND
Laramie Takes Lead in First
Inning but Prairie Dogs
Come Out Ahead.

STERLING. Colo. Aug. 1s.-After
taking n three-run lea in tho first
inning by getting TO Wynn Noycs in
fast order. the Wildcats were trailed
by the p~ersistcncy of the Prairie Dogs
and lost a smuggling contest by a score
OF 12 to s. Countryman and He'll
yielded the home team 10 binglcs
while Noyes had everything his own
way after the first two innings.
The score. r. II. y.
Laramie ......31o 900 002-6 . o
Sterling ......2o5 $50 o0'-12 10 1
Batteries: Laramie, C-ountryman.
Hill and Jones; Sterling. Noyes and
Eranninger.
, 1921-08-18

You see. 1t mcant so much to
me. Just everything. I had so
looked forward to coming TO Amer
lea I have always admired you
from afar and ] did wish to mako a
good impression. And now I am
afraid everything is spoiled. What
grieves me most. however. is that 1
did not show more OF the game
spirit of my country. ! felt so sick
and everything seemed going against
me; but I should not have given in
had I realized what I vas doing. |
am afraid you Americans will thtink
] am what you call a poor sport.
MY one ambition now is to meet
Mrs. Mallory again"
, 1921-08-18
FRENCH STAR ANXIOUS tt MEET MRS. MALLORY AGAIN
SUZANNE IS AFRAID or BEING Dubbed POOR SPORT

FOREST HILLS. y. Y. Aug. is.
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen expressed
fear today that Americans would re.
gard her as a poor sport Dis
cussing her default to Mrs. Molia
Bjurstedt. in tho womcn's national
tennis tournament. after which she
refused TO shake hands. tho French
star reproac!led herself with tears
streaming down her checks.
Il am disgusted.' she said, dis.
gusted with myself that / should
have ever gone on the courts. My
doctor advised me not to play. My
own better judgment warned me
against ii. I was really feeling
badly.
, 1921-08-18

Summary: Stolen banes, LaSaIle,
Fish 2. Mcneil. Two-base hits. Don
lea 2. Steele. Scoggins. Three-base
hits. Pitier. Slattery, Elss. Sacribce
hit. Harwood. Passed bali. Lowry.
Sacrifice flies. Murphy. Flynn. Struck
out. by Scoggins 9. by Maple 1. Bases
on balls. on Scoggins 1. off Maple 5.
Double plays, LaSalle. unassisted.
harwood to LaSaile to Graham. Pit
Ter to Donica to Slattery, Innings
pitched, by Maple 6, run 8. hits 8;
by Hoffman .. runts 1. hits 3. Time,
. hours. Attendance. 1900. Umpire.
Cassidy.
, 1921-08-18
]GREYbULL TOPS
BLUFFS AGAIN
Brooks Pounded for 9-to-6
Victory in Opening New
Series Wednesday.

SCOrTSBLUFF. Ncb.. Aug. IS
Finding easy going against the 1Ili-
gators the 'Grcybuli Blsons are on
trenching themselves in first place.
The Bisons added another victory to
their string yesterday when they
hooked into Brooks offerings for i4
5 bingios.scoring nine runs and playing
errorioss baseball. Scottabluff fought
back hard grabbing six runs off Of
IL hits which Kimpiing yielded. The
three errors made by the Irrigators
helped Greybuil pile up enough runs
TO win.
The score: r. II. K
Crcybun .....oco OILS 2oi-9 II o
: soottsbiuff $50, 900 oso-6 IL }
Batteries. Greybull. Klmpling and
Moore; Scottsbluff. Brooks and Ben
nighovcn.
, 1921-08-18
Kelly and Mattick
Are Gipen Release

Pitcher George Kelly and outfielder
Mattick who have been with the Lara
mic Wildcats for several months dur.
Ing the season have been released
from the club according to statements
made by Manager Narnadore at Lara
mic this week. Mattick has not beer
signed by n other club but Kelly
is now en- route to Powell where he
will take charge of his electrical bust.
ness and play with the town team.
, 1921-08-18

kIWAN|ANs DEFEAT
BUILDING AND LOAN

The challenger OF the Wyoming
Building & Loan association ball toss
ers, recently published in these col
umns. fell flat last evening when the
5klwanis club took tho former into
ecamp, s to 1. Parker worked for the
/, builders but was Ineffective against
the Kfwanis sluggers. Alley did the
receiving.
Calhoun was the mound star of the
,Samo and hurled the Kiwanians to a
heat victory. Six men faced him in
tho first two innings and all went out
by the strikcout route. The Builders
rot their first man to first in the
Fourth inning and made one run in
This frame.
The Kiwanians viii play the postof-
fict team tonight.
, 1921-08-18
THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
EGAN TO TRY
FOR TITLE

CHICAGO. Aug. is.-H. Chandler
Egan. twice national amateur goif
champion. is planning to try for The
crown again at st Louis next month
according to a letter received from
him by Chick Evans. present national
champion. Egan. who removed 10
Oregon several years ago. has no,
taken part in national championships
since going west.
, 1921-08-18
BLUES MANAGER SUSPENDED.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. is.-Mnnaser
Otto Knabe of the local American
association club was fined 800 and
indefinitely suspended by President
Hickey yesterday for an argument
with umpire Mullen here last Satur-
day. KnRbe was not in uniform to-
day.
, 1921-08-18
Acid Stomach
For 10 Years
Now q Different Woman

MY wife was . great sufferer from
acid stomach for 10 years." writes
II. d. Cnppen, but lie q different
woman since taking Eatonic."
Sufferers from acid stomach'-Ist
Eatonio help you also. II quickly
takes up and carries out the excess
acidity and gases and makes the
stomach cool and comfortable. You
digest cesily, get the full strength
from your food, feel we'll and strong,
free from bloating, belching, food
repeating, etc. Big box costs only .
triis with your druggists guarantee,
, 1921-08-18
YANks DEFEAT BRIrrsuERs.

BROOkLINE. Mass. Aug. 49,
Jack Hifchisou Of Chicago. British
open golf champion, and Francis Oui-
met of woodlawn. former American
open and amateur champion. defeated
Abe Mitchell and George Duncan. Brit
ish professionals. : and 5 in a mattel,
nj the country club here yesterday. -
, 1921-08-18

find a mans solar plexus in the
dark" Ted Lewis once told me.
There are few British boys who can
reach 1T In tho full glare OF the ring
arc lamps.
, 1921-08-18
WAIVERS on TIGER sHoRrsToP

DETRoTr, Aug. 1s.-wsivcrs have
been asked on Owen u. Bush, short
stop for h Detroit Americans since
1905, 1t was announced last night.
, 1921-08-18

ing Hoffman was sent in for the last
frames only 10 let the Broncs score
again in n eighth.
Casper punched their hits off Scros-
gins in tho first INT sixth but were
held on bases in other innings.
Thr ecorc-
, 1921-08-18
TAYLOR Tt MEET MONDT. M|yAkA
AND zBYSzk0D DURING NEXT MONTH
Labor Day Match Here With Jap Champion and Big
Match at Douglas With World Title Holder
Hold Center Of Interest for Fans

With three important mntches scheduled within the next
month Jack Taylor, heavyweight wrestling champion of
and a contender for the worlds championship. is
working hard to round into shape after a several months
Among the matches which are scheduled is one with Toots
, 1921-08-18

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ. Aug. 1s.-
Kid Brown. of Cedar Rapids, Iowa
was badly beaten by Gorilla Jones Of
New Orleans. La. in the fifth of a
scheduled 15.round bout here last
night. They are middleweights.
, 1921-08-18
.BR0NCS OUTH|T REFINERS' CLAN
IN SECOND GAME AND WIN, To 5
Hoffman Relieves Mapel in Effort to Save Game
After Casper Scores Three in Sixth; Honors Now
Even Between Teams in Denver Series

DENVER; Aug. !s.-The Denver Bronchos had the best
OF Yesterdays smuggling match with the Casper Refners and
evened up for Tuesdays defeat by winning, 9 to 5. ]. Mapel
started for the visitors but in the six innings he worked was
pounded Tor eight runs. Casper scored three in the sixth,
making them but one run behind, and with prospects of saw.
, 1921-08-18

DO You Know that the highest
grade Of honey Is produced in Ma.
trona county in sufficient quantity to
supply all dealers. William Mosteiler,
r. o. Box 1905. T-s7.tf.
, 1921-08-18

Games Today


Midwest League.
Casper at Denver.
Laramie at Sterling.
Grcybu1 at Scottsbluh.
National League.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
American League.
New York ut Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit,
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
, 1921-08-18
Last Scores
FINALS.
National League.

st. Louis 1. Brooklyn 3 -four in
nings).
Cincinnati 3. New York 8.
Chicago 81. Boston Al.
, 1921-08-18

4 A. r. Young and Alvin ruii are
risiting in Lander. en- route TO Idaho.
Rhcro they intend to reside.
, 1921-08-18
American Lcagu

American League.
Washington 2. st. Louis z.
New York IL, Chicago tseven in
Z Philadelphia s. Cleveland rs.
, 1921-08-18

This Essex is a magnificent four
cylindered car, would be that at any price,
and is a colossal revelation of the value
Americans can offer at its price.
81 am not going to say that the Essex is the
best value existent, because there are many
, 1921-08-18

"Another of the five cars I used during the
last few weeks was one | cannot help men-
tioning, the four-cylindered Essex, with an
R. A. C. rating of 1874 h.. p. 1t is an American
production with absolutely the brightest, live
liest little engine l have ever found in an
American car.
In fact, this motor might really have had a
Coatalen* or a Pomeroy* as its sponsor.
('Respectively designers of two English cars
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
BIackbnds Beat
Crossetts 4 to Z

After throwing away enough
chances to win in a walk Sunday,
Blacks boys buckled down in the
fourth inning and piled up four runs.
Sis" GatZman started things hum
ming when he brought in Voter and
Verett with smashing single Though
second, and lobe Smith, whose bat
ting eye seems better than any of his
teammates, tore another one through
the same hole a few minutes later,
scoring Gatzman and Marx Boyd,
who followed lobe to the plate,
famed
The Crossett team showed them
selves to be everything that was ex-
pected TEIy started off inl the first
by smashing the bail hard and heavy
to the outfield, however, Gatzman,
Boyd and Smith easily took care Of
their share of the work.
lobe Smith, in the opening stanza,
led with triple, the only one OF the
game, by the way, and after roosting
on the bag long enough to catch his
breath started homie on Boyd's signal
that he intended to bunt. Benny
failed to live up to his promise and
lobe was caught flat-footed between
the bags, an easy put-out.
Things see-sawed back and forth
until the fourth, when the Black
birds, remembering their batting
streak of last Sunday, started polling
them out and, after getting what they
believed to be a sufficient lead, the
boys slowed up.
In the sixth the Crescent City shoe
dealers decided that it was time to
open up their fireworks, which said
opening gave Manager Black several
anxious moments. Revet, the first
visitor to the plate, layed a grounder
between StoIlenwerck and Under
wood; Junod poled a two-bagger
against the left field fence, advanc-
ing his teammate to third Iron Arm
Poole settled down after this and
famed Rabbrach, but Lipn's single
to right brought in Revet, and when
Lefty Verett muffed Reefs hit at
first, JunOd scored and Linn adj
vance to third. Welker's hit through
short filled the base and gave Poole
another opportunity to display his
Wanted arm. Both O'Hare and Stad-
Ter went down before his curves.
In the succeeding innings the only
blackbird to reach first was Boyd,
who slammed a two-sacker against
the left field fence, however, Under
wood famed and Voter popped fly
to centerfield without advancing him
any further.
Reel, the Crossett hurler famed
four of the seven men to face him in
these two innings.
The shoe dealers tried hard iiV their
two periods to offset the advantage
gained by the local team. In the
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
.rvFRAL NEW HOMES
eo p THE NORTH SIDE

- The next so days it is ex-
Nitli IL construction on about IL
s.tsa No will be started on the
n l3 W. Applications for eight
10th olu'f filed this week with the
aFs DesIR 1ilding and Loan Associa-
Bgalusa : e also known that others
fi1a ana y Eating building soon. All
q eol .e,,sss will be located on Mis-
BE ng louisiana and Virginia ave-
rs houses win also be built in
Severn a+ions of the city and it is
ahef SECT 4sst this year will be one of
I. banner ones in home building = ing; N \
asa # the same me Plan 2Iri+ Is c sFetea
e ms Il an should be booming within
Z. .syt 80 days.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
Browns Win from Chicago

The Browns took the first game
from the Chicago White Sox Monday.
Sisters hitting and Shocker's pitching
were the features of the game.
Score byj innings:
Chicago .020 600 0O0-2
st. Louis ........-.........2OO 600 OPS
Batteries: Schalk and Kerr; Shock
er and SEVERED.
Hit Faber Opportunely
st. Louis, April 19.-St. Louis hit
Faber OPPORTUNITY today and cap
tured its second straight victory from
Chicago. The score was 4 to l. Sew
eroid's error saved the White Sox
from a shutout.
Score by innings:
Chicago 900 01O sO00-1
st. Louis .-.--..-.-.-...-.-011 002 00*-4
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
BENEFIT BIG SUCCESS

The benefit show given at the Gar
den Theater Saturday evening was
one of the most successful in the
city's history, the theater being taxed
to its capacity shortly after the pic
ture was started, with a long line
outside, which filled the house again
at the second show.
The Business and Professional
Women melted the sum. Of $1,000
from 888 paid admissions. Manager
Ewert said this was the greatest num-
Der Of paid admissions I'll the history
Of the Garden TheateF.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
Browns Break Even
With Champions
Standing in American League

st. Louis, April 13.-St. Louis got
away to flying start in the 1921
American League pennant race today
by defeating Cleveland 4 to 2.
State and city officials participated
in the opening ceremonies. Governor
Hyde pitched the first ball to Louis
r. Aloe, chairman of the board of al
dermen. Mayor Kiel umpired the toss,
calling it a ball.
Two wild throws in the third gave
the Browns their first run and four
punched hits in the fifth accounted
for the other three.
Smiths homerun followed by three
singles gave Cleveland its tow tallies.
The score.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
DIAMOND DUST

The crowd at the game Sunday
was an improvement over that of
the two previous contests, but leaves
much to be desired. After Black gets
his ''birds" lined up better, the sign
IS. r. O." will possibly have to be
put up.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL.

The bOgaIusa High School baseball
team motored to Tylertown Friday to
engage in a game of the national
pastime with the boys in w. G. Dor
sey's town. The Mississippi boys
proved thier mettle in a fast So vie
tory over Manager Cooper's sons of
swat and the Bogalusans returned
Friday evening with a better opinion
of the brand of ball played 10 Mis-
sissiUbi.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21

seventh two men roasted on the bags
while their teammates popped out,
and in the eighth, the bases loaded
and two out, "Red' Welker attempted
to steal home on Poole and was
caught.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21

Eddie O'Hare, amateur weller
weight champion boxer of the South,
played left field for the Crossetts and
staged vaudeville show on the side
lines while his team was at bat.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21

A party of twelve ladies and gen
tlemen Of the Crossett stores in New
Orleans accompanied the team to Bo-
galusa and instilIed pep" into the
game with their cheers for their
team.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21

Frank Stollenwerck came in for
considerable praise from the visitors
for the capable way in which he ham
died his position. Frank put out
more Crossetts unaided than any
other man on the team, besides fig
.uring in five assists and one double
play.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21

With freezing weather at st. Louis
Sunday Lee Foil and his crowd de-
cided it would be more comfortable
to sit. around the fire and read the
funny papers than a play ball. Davis
and Leifield spent the day taking in
ventory.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21

lobe Smith was the first Bogalusan
to get his eye on the bag Sunday
and started things off for his team
mates with a three-bagger. He gath
cred in two more hits before the aft
ernoOn closed.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
Splendid Values
IN NEW
Queensware
IN NEW

Now that prices have been
greatly reduced on most
every kind Of merchandise,
here Is no need for you to
further delay purchase Of
tie Queensware you have
ben wanting to buy. We
have extra special values in
many odds pieces. You no
doubt could use a half dozen
cups and saueers to good
Z good advantage; a few
more plates for every day
use, and If you buy them
here and now, you will ap-
prseiate the low cost.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
SISLER AND BABE
START HOME RUNS

Baseball fans probably did not
overlook the fact that worlds best
batters started off at the post last
Saturday in the home-run hOnors
when George Sisler and Babe Ruth
each made a home run, the first they
have made this season.
Two other hits were made by Sis
Ter in SATURDAYS game, besides two
sacrifice hits, which shows he is get
ting in splendid batting form.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21

Miss Ruby Douglass of Wesson,
Miss, who has been visiting for the
past week with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Kentzel, had her tonsils removed at
the Bogalusa Hospital Thursday.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21

Frank Peters, N. o. G. N. master
mechanic, was a spectator at Sundays
game and it is going to be hard to
keep him off the grounds hereafter.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
Do you know the facts
about building costs?

you know that lumber and building materials
you talked to lately about building?
Do know how reasonably make needed repairs build your
new meOrr remodel your old one?
get n touch yghth situation
big building program expected 1920 failed Develop
with large stocks and forced
trn heno al almost
We show you substantial saving line.
But it's only tell this condition may be only The
country million homes When people begin do this
ngded building will increase rapidly creating another short
of mateia andp prices will advance again.
planning build remodel repair in and let give
you figures actual savings last years
show favOby with those of 1914
make decision.