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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11

LONDONAS, kovo II. -
Vakar praneSta, kad IS Angll-
Jos ministeriu kabineto pasl-
trauk6 koIionijQ sekretorlus
MOntagu.
Pasirodo, kad jis tai pada-
re premiere Lloyd George lie
piamas. Sekretorius Monta~
gu be ministeriQ kabineto su-
ti!,i~.o leido viesai paskelbtl
Indijos vice-karaliaus Readln-
go sIaptq dokumenta, prlslQs-
ta Anglijos vyriausybei.
Tame raSte vice-karalius
paduoda vyriausybei sugestl-
iQ grQzinti Turkijai prleSka-
rine pad6ti, ko grieztal relka-
lauia magcmetanai gyVento-
iai. Mes tik tokiu budu but1!
galima apraminti siandie bal
siai nerinistanGius IndlJos gy-
ventOjus.
Vyriausybei nesmagumal.
Del paskelbimo to ypatingo
raSto, galimas daiktas, lures
* uzimamos vietos pasitrauk,
ii ir patsai Indijos vice-kara,
lius.
Vyriausybhs lyderis Auster
Chamberlain parlamente pa
reiSkd, kad ia dokumenta ko.
Iionijp sekretorius paskei0'
neautorizuotas kitQ mlnlste
riu. Ir todel paGiai vyrlausy
bel padar6 daug nesmagumo'
Mes stai kovo % d. Parry
ziuje prasid6s konferenelJ'
artimQjq Rytq klausime. 10
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11
Europa TuIi CrazintI AnerIkaI
SkOIas
TECIAUS ANERIkOS PAGELBA EUROPAl
NEATSAKOMA

tengia pacios savimi atSakan-
ciai rupintis, II kurlos nebus
prie$ingos Suv. EalstijQ pa
ziuroms il norams apie polka
rini atsistatymQ.
Apie tq Suv. ValstijQ w
riauSyb6s nusistatymQ kuoals-
kiausiai paaiSkino patsai val
styb9s sekrctorius. Hughes,
paSiuntcs ItaIljai notq, kuriq-
ia atsiSak6 dalyyauti Genoa
kouferencijojc.
>uv. EalstijQ valdiSkose
sferoSe syvuoja isitikinimas,
jog Amerika MCCALL perdaug
stoviti nuoSaliai nuo Europos
reikalQ, ypac ekonominiQ. Te-
Claus atviron Europos politl-
kon atSisako maiSytiS.
Paniokinta buvusiais patty
rimais Amerika Siandie norl
StovGti kuotoIiausia nuO Eu-
ropos politiniQ painiavQ,
idant pric progos il vel nerei-
k9tp Amorikai loSti gcrada-
res roles, kuri brangiai atslel-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11
FINANSINIS KRIZIS JU-
GosLAv1JoJE.


BELGRADAS, kovo IL
Jugcslavijos pinigq kama
taip nupuole, kad siandie, pa
lyginus su amerikonisku dole
riu, neturi jau vertes.
Jugoslavijos vyriausybe
del to suSauke cia savo finan-
sistus konferencijon. Taria-
masi, kas daryti. Norma gau-
ii paskolos is Americas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11
zEMES DREDEJIMAS PA
CIFIKO PAKRASGIAIS.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, kov,
II. = Kaip cia, taip kitur Ty-
kiojo vandenyno pakraSciai
vakar rytq buvo zemes dreb6-
jimas.
Cia drebGjimas mazai buvo
atiauGiamas. Bet kitur buvo
sn.arkesnis. Visgi kol-gas a
pie nuostolius nepraneSta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11
METAI-VOL. VII
7575gW07277iaES W96a5 gs1gSa7l|
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nu pavesta pirkti namus ben
drovei.
Nanny pirkimu rupinsis val
dyba e.. siauGiunas, DIR. Ma
Giunas. Ign. Brazdziunas. [.
Miseika ir M. Pozela) ir spe-
cialiai tam reikalui paskirti-
I. Kurlandskis, .sidlauskis ir
Vilutis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11
EKSPLIOZIJOJ zUVO 15
B0LsEVIKU.

Konsta',tinopolis, kovo II.
ii. Trebizondo uoste istiko
baisi ekspliozija bolsevikql
transporte Cork, kurs buvo
prikrautas rankiniQ granatQ.
Is bolSevikq jurininku zuyo
ir daugelis suzeista. Ir pa
Clam miestui padaryta nuos-
toliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11
ANGLIA MOKES NU0-
sIMTI.
LONDONAS, koyo II.

L0NDONAS, -kovo II. =
PraneSta, kad 1922 % metp
biudzetu Anglia sutaupysian-
ii apie 200 miilonQ dol. Is tn
milionu treGioji dalis bus ski
rama uzmoketi Suv. Valsti-
JOINS nuoSimti uz skolas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11
SANALBIS SUARDYTI
UNIJAS.
Ir padidinti anglims kainas

INDIANAPOLIS, kov. g.
Anglekasiu organizacijos va.
ldyba skelbia savo paMuras a.
pie besiartinantl kasyklose
streika.
Darbininku virSaiciai sake,
kad balandzio L d. nebus tai
anglekasiQ streikas, bet tik
darby pertraukimas del to.
kad kompanijos atsisake da-
ryti su darbininkais nauJq SUI
tarti.
Atsisakydamos kompaniJos
taikintis su darbininkais, jos
zengia prize savo iSkalno ~,
brizto tikslo. Jos yra pada,
riusios sqkalbl: pirmiausls
sutruSkinti darbininkQ uniJas
gi paskui padidinti angllmS
kainas.
Darbininkai, tuotarpu, ME:
ko kita nenori, kaip tik dir
bant pasidaryti sau il save
Seimynoms gyvenimq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11

LINKUVA. siq metQ sau-
sio % d., turguj moketa kvie-
ciq pudui 12O auksiniq, ruglQ
p. 100" auks, mieziq purui l3O
= 190 auks., sviesto svarui
$50 auks., avizQ purui 13O
-180 arlks., zirniu pur. 240
auks. laSiniQ svar. 20 auksi-
NJ, taukq svar. "a auks., hau-
SSiniui 2 auks. Mesinyeiose
iautielios svar. 4 auks. teliu-
ko sv. - 3 auks., avienos sv.
4 auks..
Linkuvos parapijoje = gi-
musiq: 1920 M. : 221; 1919
m. = 167; 1918 = l49; 1917
= 119; 1916 141; 1915 1856
1914 221; 1913 221; 1912 :
232. Tais pat metals mirusiQ:
1920 m. 167; 1919 m. 277;
1918 m. = 100; 1917 m. IT'S;
1916 m. = 122; 1915 m.
159; 1914 m. = 107; 1913 m.
1854; 1912 m. = 145.
Vede: 1919 m. Il; 1918 m.
35; 1917 m. : q; 1916 m.
27; 1915 m. 21; 1914 m.
43; 1918 m. Al if 1912 m. =
49,.
Linkuvos valsciaus Sauliq
burr sudaro apie 80 nariq'
Valdybon ieina p. Ed. Gaiga-
las, 60 metq (pirmininkas), },
Mielys, Jovaisa ir Sasnaus-
Eis. Burio vadas j. Dineika,
Dauguma nariu -. ukininkQ
sunus. Praeitais metals sau-
liai yra sulaike apie 10 plesl-
kq, apie 10 spekuliantQ ir su,
rade keleta degtindariQ bel a
ludariu. Yra surade il be lei,
di1nu laikomQ karo sautuvQ.
Linkuvos Vartotojq B-ves
apyvarta 1921 met. siekia vlrS
100000 auksinQ. Gryno pei:
no gauta 42,oUO auks. 19ll
metals apyvartos buta virS
pusantro miliono auks., gryne
! pelno $4,000 auks. 1921 m
pelnas suslirstyta siuo budu
5 nuos. uz paip; 5 nuos. =
premijoms " ispirktas pre-
kes pirkikams; 10000 auks
lgimnazijos palaikymui If 7O(
J; auksinu pradzios mokyklp ne
Iturteliq vaikams. Likusiu pei
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11
AUDIMINESE STREIKAS
NEPALIAUJA.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., koyo
II. - Vietos audiminese dar-
bininkQ streikas tesiasi sep
tintoji savaite. streikininkai
nutare kovoti ir toliau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11
BELGRADAS, kovo II. :

Jugoslavijos vyriausyb& is
Romos gavo oficiali uztikri-
nina, kad Italia pildys Ra-
pallo sutarties salygas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11
ORAS.

CHICAGO. - siandie pra-
matomas ietus; maza atmal-
ma temperaturoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11
PINIGU KURsAS.


svetimq salip pinigq verte
mainant nemaziau 25.000 dol
kovo 10 d. buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co,
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.36
Prancijos 100 rankq S.97
Italijos LOO liru 500
Lietuvos 100 auksinu 40
vokietijos 100 markiu 40
Lenkq 100 markiq .O2
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11

priguli paeios Americas eko-
nomine padetis, Taigi Ame-
rika geidzia, idant Europos
ia padetis butu pagerinta. .
Teciaus tas pagerinimas
turf but Sirdingas. Tenai tu-
ri but atliktos zymios refor-
mos, apie kuriq reikalinguma
.iau ne karta kalbeta.
Tas reformas padaryti kaip
kartas ir pasitaiko tinkama
proga patti Genoa konfe-
rencija.
Su Russia bloga.
Kuomet Europa tai visa
atliksianti, kaip reikiant pasi-
tvarkysianti, tuomet if Anne
rika mielai ja gelbesianti.
Apie Rusija Suv. ValstijQ
vyriausybe senai laikosi neat
mainomo nusistatymo. Sr
siandienine Russia negalima
susid6ti. Rusijos nebus gall.
ma istraukti is ekonominiy
griuvesiQ, kaip ilgai ten sal
terorizuos Lenino valdzia
Mes ia valdzia ne Rusijos, bel
Isavo partijos ziuri geroves.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11
To jau perdaug.

Suprantama, toxic doku-
mento paskelbimas smarhal
palette vyriausybe. Ir pre-
mieras Lloyd George tuojaus
pareikalavo kolionijQ sekreto-
riaus atsistatydinti.
Tasai atsistatydino. Bet
Anglijos diplomatijai padary-
ta zaizda inns laiko pagydyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11
Reikia reformq.

Prez. Hardingas daug kar-
tq yra pazymejes, kad nuo
ekonomines Europos padeties
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-11
PaskeIbti AnsIijos Sapti
Detrimental
DELTO ATSISTA7YDINQ KOLI0NIJy SEKRETORIUS

jc konferencijoje Anglijos,
Prancijos il Italijos prcmie-
raj tarsis apie Turkijos liki-
ma.
Kad $tai staiga skelbiamas
vieSai draustinas dokumentas,
Svarbiosios dalys.
Svarbiosios dokumeto dalys
$tai kokios:
Aliantai, svarbiausia ang-
lai, turf evakuoti KOnstantl-
nopoli ir tq miesta palikti pill
noje sultano kontrol6je.
Trakija turf but grqzinta
Turkijai.
Anglai turf evakuoti Pales
tinq il tq Sail pavesti tur
kams.
Graikija privalo grqzint
Turkiiai Smirnq If daugiar
nesvajoti apie busima save
didele imperijq.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-14
GENOA DEBATE
ABOUT RUSS
IS POSTPONED
BY S. D. wEYER

TSTAFF CORRESPONDENT l. N. SERVIcEJ
GENOA. April l4-Debate upon the
allies program for Russian recon
struction was today postponed indie
hnitely at the request Of George
Tchitcherin, head of the Russian
delegation. Tchitcherin said he had
not heard from Nfcolai Lenine. head
of the soviet government at Moscow
and could take no action until he
gets instructions
The main issue in the conference
is now clearly defined The con-
ference has resolved itself into a
dramatic tooth and nail struggle
between France and Russia
There is d bare chance that the
diplomatic skill of Premier Lloyd
George of England can restore peace.
but this is doubtful in view of the
fact that either the French or the
Russians would have TO make I'M
conditional surrender.
a hot squabble is expected over
the effort 70 discuss reparations.
Premier Lloyd George is expected TO
tell the French, as they were res
ponsible for the ruling out Of this
matter from the program. they must
stick to the stipulations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-14

works of the National Enamleing and
stamping company for their pay roll
was in a registered mail pouch
The truck was on It's way from
the Big Four depot to the post office
only four blocks distant knowing
that the big currency shipment was
expected, inspectors lined the route.
Two blocks from the postoffIce.
according to the authorities, Conway
leaped out onto the running board
of the truck. and showing a As cal
ibre army automatic into the ribs
Of Arthur Lamott, the driver. order
ed him to turn into a side street
As Lamont swung his truck into
Is street. Postoffice Inspector +. W
Reuter- opened fire on Conway. still
on the running board. Chief of
Police Roy Clark. armed with re-
volver and riot gun. and William
Champion. another postoffice inspec
tof-, stationed along the route. open
ed fire from opposite directions.
A score OF pedestrians ducked to
shelter behind telegraph poles.
Conway. confused by the shots
coming from different directions
threw away his gun and ran square
~ into the arms of three officers
Lamott continued his trip to the
postoffice unmolested. Another shiI
ment OF 100000 in currency is ex-
pected this afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-14

HOGS - Receipts $4,000 Market
fairly active. mostly steady to 1oc
lower. Bulk 5000 a 1880: top
$1,000; heavy weight s1o.0091o30.
medium weight 1926 q10-5o: pigs
$925G10.40.
Receipts 1000 MarlEet
mostly steady. Beef steers. medium
and heavy weight $3.50 $50, choice
and prime $3.50 a $50. medium and
good $3.50 q s.S5. light common s6.75
d7.6o, good and choice ss.40Q $50.
common and medium $500 $40.
butcher cattle. hcifers s5.35d8.40.
cows 1886 Oils.
SHEEP Receipts 5000. Market,
lambs steady to pc lower. sheep
25c lower. Lambs. 81 lbs down,
stI500 1916; lambs 50 lbs up.
$1,000 1850: lambs, culls and com
mon. s9.25a11,25
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-14

\ party of boys. searching for rare
Wild flowers in high places in the
Mountains today discovered the
nude body of a woman on the wood
ed summit Of Cheese Coat noun
tain. revealing murder mystery
that battles Rockland county au-
thoritIes. Coroner Stahlman esti-
mated that death had been caused
BY a heavy blow to the left side Of
The head va lead pipe or heavy
.lub. eight or nine months ago. The
victim was bout five feet six inches
.all and hand brown bobbed hair.
identification probably VIII be i'm
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-14

tempted in the financial dlstric
since the famous police dead line
was establ shed.
Inspector Jim Coughlin OF tn,
detective bureau said that Bain
bridge admitted that he had let nine
men into the building about s3t
o'clock and that they worked until
after midnight, when they departed
with their loot cambridge is re
ported to have told the police thai
he knew only one OF the nine mon
having met him about two week,
ago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-14

band Of expert safe robbers looted
the big sixteen -storT Royal Insur-
ance building at William st. and
Maiden Lane from roof to basement
during the n ght, ripping open seven
safes and escaping with booty esti-
mated a nearly 500 It had frst
been reported that only Ave safes
were cracked. but this proved en-
underestimate
The night Waterman. George
cambridge, was arrested on the
charge of burglary and is said by
the police to have confessed.
The rohherv was The biggest At
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-14

$685. in currency was foiled short
ly before noon today by the watch
fulness of postofflce inspectors sta
toned along tho route which the
truck followed.
Following a pistol duel In which
a score of shots whistled through
the business seition OF town, Paddy
Conway, of st. Louis, former ccn-
Wet. was arrested charged with the
attempted holdup.
The money, consigned 20 the local
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-14
WOMANS BODY FOUND.
AMONG WILD FLOWERS.

HAvERsTRAw. \. \. April a.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-14
SAYS IT IMPERILS
u. S. DEFENSE
IINTERNATloNAL NEws sERvcEl

" lL-1HINE IN, ApTI I+e-INe az
my appropriation bill as 1t passed
the House Is dangerously small and
imperils the national defense" Ma
jor General J. c. Halrbord, deputy
chief of staff, today told the senate
committee on appropriations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-14

If 10000 or more cannot be had
then Congress should frankly state
a different mission for us and not
National defense" General Hartford
said.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-14
NEW YORK ROBBERY
is SENSATIONAL
INTERNATIONAL hEMs sEpvlcr1

IIhTERhATIokAL NEWS SERVlcEl
NEW YORK. Apru 14.-W ofhing
in the wake of girl stenographer
who had prepared the way by get
ting the lay of the land" and with
the aid Of night m.atchman- 4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-14
LONE BANDITS
DARING EFFORT

flNTEFNATfoNAL NEWS sERvIcEI
GRANITE CITY. ILL, April H.
-isdarins attemprey a lone bandit to
rob a United States mail truck OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-14
80 a p HEs
| + NIE / I H i
NO MARKETS

There were no stock, grain or
produce markets today because Of
the Easter holiday in the exchanges.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-07

Of Virginia faces fall football sea
son that is full of promise IN spite
of the schedule which IS the stiIIest
that any Orange and Blue team mas
had for many years. w,
In the line Captain Hall, Ward,
and HAYS are ~" men who are eX-
pected to be on hand to look alter
the guard positions while clark
whose toe has been an asset to the
team for two years, and Blackboard
are counted on for tackles. DAVIS
will be back 10 take charge OF one
end and while neither Niche, form
er Captain, or Stevenson nave dell
nitely decided to return one or ooth
of them may be back on Lambeth
field in September.
Center is the only position IN
which the return Of a last years
PLAYER is unlikely for Hawkins re-
ceived an academic degree IN June
and is not expected to return for
graduate work although he has
played only three years on the var
Behind the line there are pros
poets of letter men aplenty. Eos
ter. and probably Darlington, will
be back in quarter. Oppleman ana
Burge are counted on as halfbacks
and in full the return OF Maphis IS
expected. =
But the real potential strength OF
the 1922 eleven is in the men from
last seasons scrub and first year
teams who will be available for the
varsity this fall. Two of the most
promising of these are guards; Otto,
Two wears ago all-Southern man for
Florida. and Adams, the 2OO pound
or formerly with the Yale freshmen.
Thesmar. captain of the 1921 flrst
vear team. and Walker will try for
the place held by Hankins last year
In the tackles Stillwell from the
first year eleven and Cutchlns,
Weaver. and Rancy, from the
scrubs. form a likely quartette,
Campbell. Brown, and DIETRICH, eX-
scrubs and Meak and Fleming, sec
ond wear men, look best among the
prospective ends.
In the backfield Arnold, ex-star OF
IVnchburg College, who was most
prominent last season among tne
first wear knights of the gridiron, is
counted on to make 4 place in quar-
tie ror one Of the halves, Wilson,
from the 1920 Pittsburgh freshmen,
gives promise of supplying re-enn-
forcement for Maphis in fullback.
Taylor, Lewis, Little, and Seiders
are men now in their second year
who are rated as good backtield ma
terial and from the scrubs Hubbard
may fall heir to place with the
regulars.
Washington and Lee, North Caro-
lima. Georgia, Virginia Military In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-07
SPORTS
"DE FETE''
BY Mack

BY Mack
After strenuous journey from
Del Ray Yesterday, the citizens OF
that Burg with a team from Orange
Virginia. met with defeat IN the
first of a two game series with the
Rig cps" the score in the final rack
standing s to i. Vowel, from
Orange, tossed superb ball for the
visitors allowing the ops" only SUI
ficient hits for 3 earned runs, while
errors arc accountable for the re-
naming tallies.
Father Frye, as usual, was riGhV
on the mound and his ability, TO-
gether with Miller's services with
the willow, placed the game 70 the
D's" credit. The game Throughout
was hard-fought contest and
should undoubtedly be clasSed as
one of the best ever witnessed IN
Alexandria.
On Saturday the Peerles A. t.
team was defeated by the "'D' by a
12 TO / score, this game being play
ed for the benefit of the railroad
strikers. -,
Ike Dreifus held them safe. at all
times. striking out II men IN SIX
innings. The feature of the game
was the hitting of DeverS and sum
mers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-07
WITH THE MAJORS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS

Cincinnati, .: Brooklyn. 3.
Chicago. 10; New York, o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-07
STANDING OF THE CLUBs

stitute, George Washington, and
Richmond University will all be
seen on Lambeth field this fall ac-
cording to the schedule arranged by
Ellis Brown, Virginia's first gradu-
ate manager of athletics. Games
away from home will be played with
Princeton, Johns Hopkins, and West
Virginia.
September 80 the season Will open
when George Washington comes to
Charlottesville for game. A
week later Virginia will go north to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-07

competition among the impresarios
means money TO the champion.
Kcarns said ne was ready to talk
with any promoter who could snow
he had the cash and the means OF
pulling off the next big heavyweight
fight. .,,
"We've been signed with Wills for
some time and we're being panned
because we are talking about Bren-,
nan, Willard and Carpenter instead
of Wills, It's not up to Us now. lts
up to the promoters. SO lar we
haven't had a single offer tnat was
made seriously enough to CONSIDER
kearns said.
While he is in town, kearns SAID
ne would be at home TO any pro-
moter who is ready to talk 1lghUS @s
biz as he wants It talked.
Tex Richard said ne would give
KaarDs few minutes OF his valuable
anne but he couldn't do better than
talk over terms for q fight next year.
ave want TO fight rs soon as pos
sibla We have other things that are
beiug held up until We get an idea
inst when the public wants us TO
fight The champion is ready to step
mo the ring on short notice" hearhs
said. g..
Dempsey is in good condition and
has been doing a lot OF hard boxing on
mis- exhibition tour because the Var!-
ousl state boxing commissions have
been raising rumpus unless the
champion knocks his sparring part
ners through the ropes u couple O1
times, according to hearns.
The champion is now taking rest
ND in Maine and is working to keep
I'M shape. His next fight is with Blll
Brennan in Michigan City on Labor
Day and he's ready now, hearns SAID
New oYrk;-Nictory of Dick WI
1ams and Watson Washburn in the
doubles at the Seabright tourna-
ment is expected to win them IN a
place on the American Davis Cup
Team with William I. Tilden and
VIM. NJ. Johnston.
New York:-Charley White, Chi
cago. lightweight and Bobby Bar
rett. Young Philadelphia are to
fight fifteen rounds, at the Nalo-
drome tonight. The winner will be
matched with Benny Leonard.
Ansonia, Coun:-For permitting
the St. Louis Cards to play an eX-
hibition game against the Ansonla
/ Flks ON Sunday, Mayor John c.
Mead was arrested by his chief Of
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New York: Gen. Sarazen, national
open champion, paired with Tommy
/ Orr, defeated Walter Hagen, Brit
/ ish champion and Joe krkwood in
an exhibition match three and two
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Watching The ScOrebOard


Yesterdays Hero-Wally Pipp INT
three doubles and a single IN four
times up and drove in SIX runs, me
Yanks beating the Tigers ll-6, Ruin
hit number 20
Heathcote tripled in the tenth m
ming with the bases filled, the OuoS
beating the Giants 1913. p,
Five hits in the fourth inning OIL
Burleigh Grimes gave the Reds t
runs and a 6-3 victory over the koo-
ms. -. a..
Tobin's two homers-one with the
bases filled enabled the Browns 10
beat the Senators 81 ,..,
The White SoX lost their tl1tn
straight game when the Athletes peat
them 81.
Two passes and two hunted singles
in the twelfth inning pushed over the
run that gave Cleveland 81 VIC
tory over The Red SOX.
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Hackcnsack, n. Y:-Harry Har-
per. southpaw, pitcher, released by
the New York Yanks, pitching for
the EmnIctts, let the Woodlawn A..
c. down without a hit or a run. He
famed seventeen and didn't issue
pass.
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IN FISTIANA

my Uuited Press.

NY GilcA u h'NN-A
NewGY orb. saAugss 7:---AfteE beating
AROUND the outside edges with ms
heavyweight champion on an exhibit
tiorG tour, lack KeartS is back IN
New York with his ears ready Tor
some good Dempsey-Nills fight
bids.
DempSey'S manager was lurcd back
from the cool precincts of the north
by Che reports that Tex Richard IS
getting some rivals on his hands and
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FOOTBALL AT l. Va.

Charlottesville, Va, Aug. s.
With the prospect Of almost every
position on the eleven filled by sea
soned letter men and with reor-
ganizod system Of coaching and of
athletic management the University
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TODAY's GAMES
Cincinnati at New York
Chicago at Brooklyn.
81. Louis At Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
~ l.


play Princeton. October II, Rich
mond U. will be played on Lambeth
field and October p the annual
game with V. NJ. 1. will be played
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Yesterdays Home Run Hitters
-, Yesterday Season

Ruiz Yesterday And a Year Ago
192l+Thirty ninth homer in
three up against Detroit.
1g2-poubled to. right Beat out
an hfeld hit to Second Flied to
center. Twentieth homer INTO the
right field bleachers. Flied to Cen
ter. ( Hit into a double play.