Redick In Transmississippi Semi-Finals by Defeating Rock Island Sensation
- ®---—-1---:---: ■
Bockenkap to
Be Opponent in
36-Hole Match
Harry Legg and Eddie Held
Meet in Other Bracket
in Semifinals.
I N N I KADHA
Club, Minneap
olis, June IS.—
lohn W. Redick
>f Omaha clings
loggedly to his
,i 1 a c e In the
champ lonship
flight of the 23d
Transmlssissipp 1
tournament and
now stands in
the semifinals where he will meet
Dick Bockenkap of St. I.ouls, who
came through by a surprising 3 and
2 victory over Jimmy Johnston to
day. Redick survived in a gruelling
match with William Velie of Rock
Island, 2 and 1.
'Velie has been the surprise of the
tournament. He was forced to play
off a tie to qualify and then pro
ceeded to eliminate two very fine
players In Jimmy Kennedy of Tulsa,
and Palmer Jaffray of Minneapolis.
The gallery began to believe that he
was unbeatable and the wagering was
heavy on the match when Velie left
the first tee this morning.
Redick immediately established a
comfortable lead, winning the first,
second and fourth holes in par and
reaching the turn 3 up. Then Velie
began to putt and came home
brilliantly, finishing 1 up for the
morning round. Again the wagering
waked violent and again Redick im
proved hie position by winning the
firat hole. Thereafter it was a see
saw match to the end. Redick stood
2 up at the turn and finished that way
by scoring a par four on the 17th
hole.
In the other bracket Harry Legg
will meet Eddie Held in the semifinal
match.
Ray Shields of Omaha remains in
the secretary's trophy event where
he will meet Page Lehman of Min
neapolis tn the finals tomorrow. He
came through by a 6 and 5 victory
over E. E Bates of Minneapolis to
day.
New York Golfers in
Public Links Finals
Washington, June 28.—Two New
York public link golfers, one of them
i foimer caddie and a chum of fiene
Saiazen. open c hampion, reached the
final round today in the national
oublic links championship.
J. Stewart Whltham and Richard
Walsh are (lie finalists They will
play 3*5 hole* for the title tomorrow
over thn Kast Potomac park course
'there the championship lias been in
inujgtaes for the last three days.
Walsh wm ntnnerup in the first pub
lic links champlonsh.p last year,
while Whitham is a comparative un
known .ir.ti was not picked as a mem
ber of the New York team which tom
teted fir the Harding cup eatlier in
lie week.
Four W estern Boys Simive
in l . S. Marble Title Match,
Ky IntfrimlioiiHl Nrwi Nrrvlrr.
Atlantic City,’N’. J., June 28.—Five
small boys four of them out of the |
west, survived today in the marble!
shooting content for the champion-1
ship of the Cnited Staten
Ktjgens (Jewel!, 13. >.f Allentown. ;
carried on hia smell knuckles the !
hopes of the east.
Opposed to him were Sammy
Schneider, 11, of St. Louis: ilariin Mc
Coy, 14, Columbus. O.: Morrin Gold
farh, 14 Fort Worth Tex . and Lloyd
Williamson. 11, of Tacoma
Johnston to Meet Richards
in Wimbledon Tournament'
H> Ahmh iHleii f'rfbv
Wimbledon. June 28.—William M
Johnston of San Francisco and Yin
cent Richards of Yonkers. N. Y., the
leading American players in th< Winn- ■
liledon tournament, will metfT tonior- !
row to decide which shall continue in
the race for the singles championship
of the world. Finch advanced In
straight sets today.
West Eliminated in 1. S.
Public Links Golf Flay
By IntmmtlofiHl »w« Nervier.
Washington, June 28.—Th»* west
was eliminated from the national
public linkH golf championship to
day when Raymond MrAuliffe of
Buffalo advanced to the semi-finals
by defeating Frank Dolp of Portland,
Ore., one up on the 18th hole
Protest Resignation.
Special Dispatch to The Omaha flee.
Grand Island, Neb.. June 28.—
Flvery member of the third city base
ball team signed up a request to the
directors to urge 'lie withdrawal of
Manager McOonell’s resignation from
the management and the roster of
the team. The directors have com
plied with the request and there lias
been a marked change in those sup
porters of the game who were re
sponsible in large measure for the
disorganization. McDonell has not
yet, however, withdrawn his resig
nation ami left for Omaha.
GAMES TODAY
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omalm at Dm Moines.
Wichita at Tulsa.
Oklahoma, City at St. Joseph
Sioux City at Denver .
STATE LEAGUE.
Hastings at Norfolk.
Fairbury at Grand Island.
Lincoln at Beatrice.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at New York.
.Boston at Washington.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo at Indianapolis.
Columbus at Louisville.
Milwaukee at 3t. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Buffaloes Drop
Opening Game to
Des Moines, 4 to 2
Iowans Get to Speece in Fifth
and Sixth Innings for
a Victory.
Des Moines, la., June 28.—Des
Moines bunched hits on Speece, Oma
ha's subway flinger, in three innings
today, scoring enough runs to defeat
the Buffaloes, 4 to 2, in the opening
game of the series.
The contest was a hurlers’ battle, in
which Gordon Jones, on the mound
for the locals, had much the better
of his opponent. Jones held the op
position to four hits, but five passes
that he exuded put him In trouble
several times. Scintillating fielding,
however, by Buzz Murphy In cen
terfield, Nelson at shortstop, and
Koenig at third and his own good
box work helped him emerge every
time except one.
On the other hand, Speece was hit
for 12 bingles, nine of them coming
in the three frames in which the lo
cals countejl.
The visitors pruned the local lead
to one tally In the seventh. McDon
ald worked Jones for a pass and took
third when Konetchy doubled to cen
terfield. Bonowitz's single to center
counted McDonald and his manager,
but the rally was spoiled when Bono
■wltz was caught trying to take
second on the throw in, Murphy to
Jones to McLarry to Nelson.
In the home half, however, the
Boosters scored once more when I
Gorman doubled. Nelson heat out an i
infield hit and Speece dropped Wll- ]
cox's throw of Nelson hit at first,!
Gorman smaking home on the error.]
OMAHA.
AH K. H. PO. A. K.
Uuim.li. rf 4 0 1 t o (1
Krrr, »■ I il ll 2 I «'
Wilms. 2b I il ll I 2 ii
l»< nulil. 2b X I il I I it
Konrtrhj. lb .1 I 1 t* n n
llolMMilil. rf lull n ll
< ullop. if :i n i :< i ii
Wilder, i- 4 ll ii a I n
speere. p 3 0 0 b 2 1
Total* ill 2 4 24 M I
IIKS MOIXKri
AH. K II PO. V K.
dnrn.an. If :t I 2 I ii 0!
.Xelson, ** a n I a x «
Mr lurry. lb 4 I I 7 I ii
Hnrun, rf 4 I 2 2 0 0
Kliisir.Hti. Ih 4 0 2 X 2 1
Murphy, if . X I I X I o
Uienir, Xli a it I I *i u
W bent, r 4 0 0 X 1 0
•tones, p a 0 2 n 4 o
Tutsi* .11 4 12 27 II
*eore by i lift lug*'
I tints lilt OOO fk»0 —:
Dm Moinew ooo or; to«—i
Nummary—Two-litae IiiIb: <ullnp. Ko
iiflrh), Gorman ft), Mr Larry. ratrriflr#*
hit*: N»*l**on. km nig Stolen ha*#*: Ma
left on )»«»•«*«*: Omaha. 0; Or*
>loiue«, 7. Mrtirk mil: By Jonen. 3; l»>
*i p»4 e, 3. Ba*e» on ball*: Off .lone*. ii;
off *peeee, ‘i. Wild pltrli: tlonea, I.
lamed ran*: Omaha. ‘2; Or* \lotm-*. 3.
Double play: Komtrliy < una**i*ted». \ m
plrrM: *lrn*en anil shannon. Time: 1:44.
Saint* Hi-*f Oak*.
St .1 ob *2 ph, Mo. June 2*—Th* Saint*
ku' to Allen In the third and futirth In
ning* today and took th* gam* from
OklahomA City, 3 to 1. in the *rrl#*'j
• prn*i. Schauer fanned nine men
Sror*:
OKLAHOMA CITY NT JOSKPII
ABiiOA AH Ho a
Tat*. 3b 4 1 0 I OlB*n 1b 4 .1 * 1
MrN’Jy, 2b 4 1 3 - Browne, *» 00.
Falbor. If 4 I 0 Mag**, rf 4 0 i n
Lud us. lb 4 2H 2 Miller, rf « 2 <•
‘Tlardl; rf S 1 2 ft I#wan. |f : J ft n
VVindl*. an 4 0 J " Gilbert. If 3 o o 1
||n*'k. rf 4 1 J ft Nufer. 2b 3 » I 3
Long. • o 2 2'Plerc*. r 2 1 11 o
Alien, p 2 0 0 3 Strhauer, p 2 0 1 2
x Yd* 10 0 o -
layn«s. P ooo o Total* 2* k :7 f*
xKruagrr looo
Song*! 10 0 0
To»*l» 34 7 2 4 l
.Hutted for Allen .n sex-nth
xHatted for Long In n t ilt
Hatted for Payne In ninth
Score bv Innings
Pf Joseph . .001 200 OOx—:
< ik'ahotnu Pity ... . 00** 100 000—1
F'lrmniry—Runs Felber, Miller, Lewan.
Errors: Wlndle (2) Runs him! lilts Off
Al’en 3 and fc In K Inning* Earned runs:
Oklahoma Pity. 1; St. Joseph. 2 liases
on ha lie. Off Allen. 2; off Schauer. 3.
Struck out By Allen. 1. by Payne, I. by
Schauer. V Left on baae* ■ Oklahoma Pity.
. Ft Joseph. * Wild pitch Payne. Two
base hits Olsen 4 2). Glnglardl. Miller.
Pierce. 8ft' rifle* hit* Pierce. Gilbert,
Rrowwe empire*: Gaffney and Hoyle
Tim* of gnm*. 1 13
Hoo. 7: llrnter, 3
J'enver. Polo., June 23—Sioux *',ty won |
a free hitting gam* from Denver here
tod a v. 7 to 2 Score.
8IOTX PITY t DENVER
AH H O A AB H O A
Moore.cf 5 I & 0 Reagan lb 3 13 5
P li*]e,|f 5 t 0 <v M Phee. 2b 4 1 2 4
palm* r,2b 2 1 O' Brlen.cf 4 I 1 tt
Met x lb 5 1J5 tt Diamond .< 4 i 3 t»
McIVId.lh 4 1 I 2' Higher,If * 3 ?
Query,c 4 10 1 Purcell.rf t 1 1 t>
fyen’nev.rf 4 2 2 0' Young.** 4 3 l 1
F’rchlld.na .231 D'novan.lb 4 1 10 0
Wlllla'a.p 4 2 0 ?, V^orhels.p 4 0 o t
Total* 39 13 27 16' Total* 33 1 27 1 1
Score bv Inning*
Sioux Pity . .IP rftl 064—7
lie river . .101 001 000—3
Summary—Run* Moore Parllfle. Mc
Donald. Danneh*y < 2) Fairchild. Will
iams. Reagan (I). Diamond. Error*
O'Rrlen, DJarnond Two base hits
Reagan, Young. Palmer Fairchild Three
has*- lilts Mm Phee. Moore H- rne '■tin
McDonald. Stolen ban**.- M*fz. Fair*
• hilil. Palmer. Aarrlfh * hlta MarPnis.
Hlghbee <2>. Double play: Fairchild to
Palmer to Met*. Left on baae* Hloux
Pltv. 6: Denver. 10V Haa s on ball*: tiff
William*. 3; i.ff Vof»rh*l*. 1 Struck out:
Hv Voornela, 4 Hit bv pitched ball: Hy
Williams (Keagan t’rnplre* Anderaon
and McGrow Tim*: 1 35
Plttahurgh wound on Its onimui’i visit
to St Louis by Rhufting nut the Paid*.
6 to t>. and making it four atralgh»
ALBERT FUEL PREPARING
TENNIS ATM TO DEFEND TITLE!
Albert Hnlicl la working oul dally i
'on local Irnnla court* preparing to ;
defend lilw city and state junior net
'title the latter part of Annual al
the Field club where tlie young
tiers will hold their annual tourna
ment. Hnhel haa held the elty
crown for two iiicceaalve years and
should he win the title this season
will be the first to gain permanent (
possession of I he Held ( lull trophy,
awarded to the Junior racquet wield
•r who wins the championship three
venrs straight.
Klnhrl will meet Krnest Slewe of !
Counril llluffs ami Junior tennis j
champ of town In nn Interstate title ,
■ oiliest nl the t mi mil lilulTs Coun
try eluh July 14. The winner of
this exhibition will carry the wreath
of two Stales. Mhcrl is l."> years of
ago anil is the youngest netstrr to
rxer reach the fourth rotinil in the
illy senior tourney whlrh lie ilhl
during the affair at tarter l<ake
last year
JACK DEMPSEY, the heavyweight fistic champion of the universe, believes in the
old saying, “All work and no play makes Jack a slow boy." So here we see the
champ working out with the clever “Billy” Wells, welterweight. The English
man gives the champion good workouts whenever they step into the ring at Great
Falls.
In the lower photo Dempsey is “throwing the bull,” a favorite pastime among
fighters. This prize bull is just one of Dempsey’s many pets at his training camp.
Washington Crew
Is Winner Over
Navv in Regatta
J v.
Westerners in Triumph Over!
Five. Great Shells in
Heavy Rain.
Regatta Course, Poughkeepsie. N.
V., June 28.—The t niversity of
Washington crew, in a great three
mile contest with the shells of five
other colleges, won the varsity race
on the Hudson today, defeating the
champion Navy by a length. Co
lumbia was third. Syracuse fourth,
Cornell fifth and Pennsylvania a dis
tant sixth.
T ie ,\avy boat, off to a poor start,
rowed to even terms with Washing
ton when the two and a half mile
mark was reached, hut could not hold
on against the strong pull of the I
Washington oarsmen In the last him !
died yards.
The last two miles of the race was
rowed in a heavy rain. The banks
of the Hudson were lined with crowds
of shouting spectators under cover of
umbrellas and newspapers Washing
ton's victory was saluted by the
sirens of rnuny navy ■ vaft that
dotted the course at the finish
The official times were:
Washington. H 03 1-5.
Navy. 14 07 2-’.
ColumtdH, 14 i •» 4 5.
Syracuse. 14:1a I t.
(’i.rr.ell. 14 IS 4*5
Pennsylvania. 14:21 3*5.
—
BASEBALL RESULTS
'and STANDINGS/
\\ HHTKRN I.KMil I
\V. L. Pet. \\ I
Wichita 3* ’! .**» #n;t
Tulsa 41 .** '*!♦* H4Ht TMH
Oklahoma i lt> 3* :: .343 M* .3*3
OMAHA 33 31 .33* .Vi.*
Dr, Moines 33 H.*» IH.Y 4W.t .47*
rsf .lonrnli to 37 44H .45* .441
MIodi C lt> 2H 3*. 43.. .133 I3R
Denver 11 4:, ..»»* t:tH .314
Yesterday Kr»ult*
l»e« Moines. 4; Omaha. 1.
Sioux t’lty, 7; Denver,
St Joseph. 3; Oklahoma Clt>, i
No other games scheduled.
ml %TK DKAC.t t
standing*.
VT.L.Pct W D P. t
Lincoln 12 22 .5#ll Grand Id 24 ..0,444
Norfolk 27 21 56- Healr!** :« 2» .474
Fair bury 2t 25.637! Hastings 1* ’.7*
Yesteraay’s Result*
Hastings. 1 ; Beatrice. o
< Iran-1 Island. 7 Norfolk 4
Cairbury. 9: Lincoln. 4
N ATION \l. I KA4-I 4
standings
W L . PM. W I. p. !
New York 4 4 »»» .uhh Brooklyn* I 30.501
Plttsb gh 2.1 .610 fit. Lou * 12 32 .»«»•>
ClncInnaM 35 25 .6»3, Boston :0 44 314
Chicago 54 32.407 phlla fc 4 I -1*5
Yesterday’s Hesull*
M* Louis I. Chi-ago 0 *
New York. 4 Boston 2
Philadelphia, *: Brooklyn 7
Cincinnati - Pittsburgh, rain
YMKHIC AN LKA4.1 »
"Handings. »
W.L.P* ' V. ' I 4
New York 40 22 .446, Detect .133 4«“
Phlla 4 JS 41 Chi. svo ' 31 4 6
Cleveland 3.120 632 YYaah'gton '7 " . 42 »
Ht Louis 10 31 4k. Boston '7 . 411
Yesterday’s Kesults
New Y’ork. 4. Philadelphia,
Boat on. 3, Wasl*..rigU»n. I
St Louis. 6 Dot roll, 2
Chicago at Cleveland, rain
tHKRK AN %«MO« IATION I f M.l »..
Standings.
W I. P* l W I. IVi
Ht. Paul 41 SCO 47' indn'golls -“A3 4.0
Kan. City 37 20 *,4w Milwaukc* • 419
Louisville 34 2ft .f.4s Minn* p l's I .'i* 4 >0
Columbus 30 20 64o Toledo .‘I 4u 34 4
Yesterday's Kesults.
Indianapolis, 9. Toledo, 4
Mf Paul. 12-11: Kansas City, .»
Louisville. 7; Columnar. 4
Milwaukee, Minneapolis. 7 I
Mil Til2,11 N YHSIX I %TI«>
('hattgnooga. 2; Memphis. 4
Little RiM'K. 7 Nashville 0
Hirmlnghatn Ns ut leans postponed.
rain.
Atlanta Mobile, postponed nun.
I'OAMT I.1CAHI »
Yi.gi l*-s. 2 v •» 'niii' fl
Wavrin Claims
Firemen Haven’t
Baseball Club
Jor Wavrin. mannarr of flir pn
lirr liaarhall Irani, la on Ihr tvnr
path.
•lor rlainia Ihr I'irrniru Innrn't
K«t a liaarhall Irani anil if t|ir>
liavr tliry ran t hrat a grnilr hiliool
Hub. Kurlhrr niorr, Wavrin anya
Ilia tram la wIIIIiik In piny I In- Klrr
mm any timr, any plarr for a alilr
In i from $IIMI up.
All wr iirnl now la tlir Klrrinrn'a
ronarnl lo play Ihr I’olirruirn anil
I thrn won't wr linvr fun
(
"Dempsey Will Fight or—"Is Threat
Given Jaek Kearns bv Montana Men
Helena, 'lout., June 2H.—If the
July t fight at Nhelhy does not
materialize eseiT dollar whirh ssas
paid for ttrkets must lw refunded
and "Mr. Kearns and Mr. Dempsey
cannot sit idly h>, knowing as they
liaye known that tickets were he
ing sold, without rendering them
seises blameworthy and culpable
under otir law." according to a
statement Issued this afternoon by
Attorney (tenernl \V. D. Kankin.
tty tvMK-iatrd l*r/-—.
Circat Fulls, Mont. Jun- 2' Fifty
thousand (toibm of Jack Ikmiacy *
yioo tion final Installment had I • *n
a*.ure.l from one individual at 2 p in.
today. Stale Senator .! W Speer, at
torney for the fight promoters, an
nounced. The remaining $50,009 wna
* Xp»ct<-(! to he raised lief -re oiqht.
By Inlernattmial .Nee * Her. lee.
fiieai Falls. Monl , June 2N—Jack
Dempsey and Tommy fiihbons will
dispose uf their fistic dlfferem p« u|«<n
the soil of Montana and nowhere else
And Dempsey will display hia wares
e\en if the cash in hand does not ex
1 eed the already paid sum of $210,•
oco.
Jack Kearns, pilot of the cham
pion’s knuckle bouncing destiny,
hasn't -aid that Dempsey will fight
for a paltry $210,000. luther he -till
maintain* that Dempsey will not fight
unlesa he geta $310,000.
Hut the men of Montana, with jaw*
Mt and with .1 menacing glint In
their eye*, have stepped forward to
da} and wild:
"Dempney Will bight. Or—"
Dempsey will tight Gibbon* In
Shelby, or—"
In all likelihood the battl* will be
staged on July 4 «* originally plan
red. although there I* a remote IX)*
bility that the affair may lx» d«
ferre<! until July 14 to k»'« the pro
moter* more time* to gather In shek
el*
The final $100,000 payment la due
the Dempaey Hearim combination on
Monday next. There Isn't now the
slightest chance that the obligation
can he met. Kearns for a week ha*
be«*n insisting that If the money wa*
not forthcoming he would take the*
• hainplon. the $210,000 and bid Mon
tana a gay adieu.
1 lie won't do anything of the sort.'
Montana men say today.
"Kearns renllr.ca that every effort
Iijim been made to raise that $100.000
for Dempsey'* third payment We
have failed. We gave him the best
we had—$216,000. That doesn’t rep
resent money turned Into hi* coffer*
by n few professional fight promot
er* It in money turned over to those
promoter* by nearly a thousand iport
lover* of Montana through purchase
of ticket* or In direct loan*, the re
payment of which w*« conditional
Upon the tight being 14 aUCces*.
"Ketirns says he won't permit
Dam par y to fight tin lea* he gets tin
1100,000 He'* Muffing—for that other
$100,000. Hilt he know* it can’t b#
raised And he know* likewise that
f he doesn’t send Dempaey tutu that
ring fit Shelby something 1* goinK
!'» happen which |« not going to he
pleasant.’'
11$ iitorliitpil I’rfM
Great ball*. Mont. June 2ft Mope!
was held out by prut not* • .it I p. m ’
today, of the Jack 1>« npacy-Toinriiy j
Gibbons heavyweight < hamplonshlp
fight nt Shelhv July 4 fhat they would |
be successful in laislng the final
$144,000 installment of Dempsey's
$300,000 Ruarantte within 24 hours
and thus assure the l ittle for Shelby.
Mayor Jim Johnson of Shelby, who
arrivtd hire today with .la k Kearns,
manager o' the heavyweight cham
pion. we lit Into Immediate conference
whli ileorge H. Stanton, his hanker.
Johnson said the 1100,000 due Itemp
next Monday, 4S hours beforo the
t.tleholder is scheduled to go Into the
i r.a. positively would be paid and
that he would sai r.flca $300,000 worth
f property to .-als- the money if
necessary.
Kearns gave no Intimation that he
would agree to a compromise
Jt was reported here that the pro
moters \wre considering n plan to
portjeine the fight until July 14. but
this could not be verified
Uj Auorlalnl Press
C- Paul. Minn., June 2*—Hope that
the Great Northern railway or Igiult
\\ Hill, its chairman, might ntd fi
nancially in "putting over" the Demp
sey Gibbon* tight at Shelby was'
definitely dissipated today by Ralph1
Build, president of the road
Neither the railroad nor Mr. Hill
personally "has any Intention" of con
tributing to the *100.000 payment still
c ue Dempsey. Mr Budd said, for the !
promoters “connot reasonably expect |
n railroad to participate In such a
venture "
The Great Northern's only Interest
In the Shelby fight has been to pro
vide railroad service to acrommodala |
the crowds." Mi Htidd said
__ I
Reds Pay $15,000
for Colley Boy
Vis \*Msri«|ri| Pr«t**.
Won eater. Mam June 28.— Har
old F Gill of Brockton, pitcher for
the Holy Ciosa college hardsell dub
until he was gradual*.I last Wedne*
fifty, today signed ft contract to pitch
f«»r the Cincinnati K*d* and will Join
the team in Pittsburgh
CJJII wnu given a bonus larger than
$15,000 to sign the contract, hut the
exact figure* were not given out.
May Marins*. Neb In * « !<•*»» And r\
tiling bull getne nn i he local ground*.
Hay Spring* defeated ‘badmn. 3 io It
perfect *niij'nM to the battery featured
th* lo«*ftla' gum*
llig«|trlng I ««p*
Hlgsprtng, Neb.— Th* Hig**prlng Little
Otgnt* arete d»frnt.<t Ly lh** I'geliAia Hlu*
M* « at ogaltata Tuesday by a • re #f
tt to 9
rinlt** Ontrr Ulna loot her
Platt# Center. Neh The t«»* mI baseball
team d»f rated the fn*t Humphrey Uta>a
Uv h AC®re of 7 to 1 'lane fanned 16
visiting hatter* It ss«* the flfth straight
victory for the Plnttr Canter tram
tlntmn richer Married
Mahon Neb Claiem »• t'halbi uiat, the
ss *11 known »wirier for the Wahon nlna
n t tie *aumler* i minis 1U ■*« !>* 11 tongue
* loi| for a eminie wevka' saintlor» from
• tinging the Spin in II n"» ll*»*lo* plgl-*
a»V Ih n took nil! A li- rn*e In mim M la*
Helm H'latefeon of Ithm a, tha * ••remony
Itnstng t»« en prifoimed hI the (iuat.«f*on
horn* In*t M«dne**Uv night
• mtUiuia! I* * farmn led from near
M**tl anti only play* bad •* a pastime.
i*ut usually thro** an eluaUe pill over
fh* hotne plat* and ?<a* a hn-*l of fr|**d*
who ar«* .■••»ng' nt uiat ing idm and hi*
e*|iia ily popular bride upon their mat
N. Y. Wins First
Game Off Mack’s
Athletics, 4 to 2
A’s Score First With Two
Home Runs—Ruth Scores
Winning Run,
New York. June 28.—New York defeat
ed Philadelphia here today, 4 to 2.
Philadelphia took the lead In the sixth
when Bruggy and Htimach. successive
batamen. hit home run*. The Yankees
won in their half of the Name Inning
After Dugan doubled Ruth was pass'd,
Plpp singled, scoring Dugan and advau •
ing Ruth to third from where the Babe
scored the winning run on Meusel's sacri
fice fly.
Peore:
PHILADELPHIA. I NEW YORK. I
AH.H.O.A A B. HO. A.
Mat's, ft .1 0 H 0 Witt, cf 4 2 2 0
M'G'n. If 3 0 1 01 Dugan. 3b 4 1 3 4
Urug'y. c 4 1 4 0; Ituth. rf 3 110
Hei’h I h 4 1 6 1 Pipn. lb 3 2 8 2
Wel'h. rf 4 1 1 0 Meusel. If 3 0 2 0
Gallo'y. m 4 1 3 I! Ward. 2b 4 0 0 3
Rico's. 3b 3 0 1 O' S. oft. »* 3 0 4 2
Dykes. 2b 3 0 2 3 lloffn. c 3 2 7 1
Rom’l. p 3 2 0 :: Sha'y. p 3 0 0 2
Totals 31 b.4 8! Totals 30 S27 14
Score .by inning*.
Philadelphia . 000 0■>; 000—2
.New York . lOu 002 Ola—i
Summary—Runs Bruggy Hetniach,
Witt. Dugan. Ruth, Pipp. Error*. Rom
mel. Meuse I. Scott. Two-baso hits: Ruth,
Hoffman. Dugsn Three-base h.t Rom
mel Horn** run* Bruggy. Hcimaeh. Pipp.
Stolen i>a«»-s. Matthew*. Plpp. Sacrifice
hit: Meusel. Double plays. Ward to Pipp
to l»u i a 11: Dugan to Hrnti. Left on
base** New York. t>; Philadelphia. 4
Bases on balls: Off Hhawkey. 2 off
Rommel. 2. Struck out By 8hawk**>
4: by Rommel. 2 t'nip ires: Connolly
and Owens. Time 1 44.
Boston, 3: Washington. 1.
1 Washington. June 2*.—Ehmke outlast
ed Ztt'haiy inday and Boston toon the
opening gam- of the aeriea from Wash
ington. 3 to 1 The visitor* scored two
runs in the ninth on passes to Mitchell
and Burns, a aa< cifice by Collins and
single* by J Harris and hhankr
Score:
BOSTON. I WASHINGTON.
AB.HOA AB.HOA
Mit’l. »b 1 0 2 2 Klee, rf 4 12 0
Collins, cf 2 0 5 l* Peck h. as 2 0 5 4
Flag <1. rf 4 0 2 (» Uoalin, If 2 1 3 0
Burns, lb 2 0 10 t Judge, lb 3 1 5 2
J Ha s. If 4 3 2 u Kuei. c 4 0 2 4
Hh’s. 2t>-3b 3 1 0 3 Evar.a. ct 4 1 2 0
W'aItej-s c 2 1 3 I S. H’a. 2b 4 1 4 3
Few r. 2b 2 1 1 31 Blue. 3b 3 0 2 1
M'M o. 3b 0 0 0 0 aLeibold. 1 0 0 0
Ehmke. i> 3 0 2 2 Zachary, p 3 l 0 1
-zGhar'y. 1 0 o 0
Total* 24 € 27 13 -
Total* 32 6 27 13
zBatted for Bluege in fth.
zHatted for Zachary in »th.
S' or- by Inning*
Boston . 01 o 000 002—*
Wash ngton . 100 000 000—l
Summary—Runs Mitchell Burn* (2),
Hi re T*o-bs>e hit*. Zachary. J. Harris
Savrifife hit* Shanks. Colima. Double
pi«.y: S. Harris to Judge. Left on base*
Boston. M; Washington, * Base* on
nails Off Zachary. 7; off Ehmke. 4
Struck out By Za harv. l. by r.hmke.
2. , Umpires; Hildebrand And Dineen.
Time; 2:05.
Miocker Wins Again.
S* Lou;*, Mo., June .n.—«tt. Louis
pcu.ided three- Detroit pitchers for 11
nits and won today s game, a *o 2 It
va* riho'ksr’a 11th victory of the season
Mhi.nat four defeats and puts him In the
lead tn the leAgu* * pitching race Wil
liama got hi* lith humor of ths season
r. the fourth Lnning.
In the ninth. Heilmann clouted hia
ninth homer of the year, driving .r»
Manush ahead of him for the vj*.tora
only tallies.
Score.
DETROIT ST LOUIS
AB.H O A AB H O.A
Han**y, 2b 3 2 4 0 Tobin, rf 413#
J ones, ib 4 u 3 a K ion. 3b i 0 0 #
Cobb. <f 4 0 2 M Ezsell. Jb 2 1 1 A
• ianuah. !f 4 1 0 A W'liam*. If 3 2 2 0
H mann. rf 3 2 4 » J’bson. cf 4 l 0 0
Pmtt. lb 4 l 4 0 Me Mu*. 2b 1 1 5 5
Rlaney, *s 4 A 1 2 Gerber as .1 1 2 4
HaaGer. c 3 0 » 1 Severeid. 0 4 14 0
Jch*»n. p 1 0 0 t H. h’ner lb 4 1 10 9
Frant is p l 0 0 2 Shocker, p 4 2 0 9
Well*, p 0 ff 9 •» —
nv.a.h 110# Totals 33 11 27 »
Total* 32 7 24 is
xtiaited for Francta In *.ath
Score by Inning*:
Petroit . #A# f*00 002—I
St Louts .000 &©0 lOz—0
Summary—Run* Jianey «2), Manush,
Heilmann. Ezaell. William*. Jacobson.
Gerbsr. ?«rereld. Rchlelbner. T*o-bas«
hit* McManus Wllllamr Homs tun.
William*. Heilmann Sacrifice h;t* Mc
Manus, Gerber Double plays: McManus
“to Oerter to Schleibner; Garber to Ms
Manus to H-hletbner. June* to Prat? Left
or Uae** Detroit. 5. Louis. I Bas-a
on ball* Off Johnson. 1: off Shocker. 1.
Struck out By Johnnon. 2; by bhocker 1:
bj W ells l. by Fran< i*. 1. Hit*: Off
Johnson. 4 n 11-2 inning* off Fran ia,
4 in 3 2-3 innings off Weils. 1 in 1 in
ning loosing pitcher Johnson Umpires:
NaUtn. Murlarity and Holmes Time, 1 54.
WVSMTKHX I.EAGLE.
U. A IS. K H. Pet.
Vde. Oklahoma City. 34 *5 7 26 .400
Bauman, Tulsa ... .40 223 49 68 .39i
Horan. !>** Moines .63 224 46 *7 .3*9
Palmar. Sioux City..42 261 47 99 379
Plakealey, Wichita..62 262 64 99 .374
A M i:k ica n l eagle.
O AH K H Pet.
HtHtnann. Detroit 67 203 47 97 .429
Jamieson. Cleveland 61 244 44 91 .370
Collin*. Chicago ...64 209 31 77 .364
Haney. Detroit .. f»« 196 30 71 .362
Ruth. Naw York . .42 207 57 72 34
XATIONAL IJEAGL'K.
Wheat Brooklyn ..56 227 46 90 .396
Grimm Pittsburgh .54 21 5 31 41 .377
Kru-'h, New York .64 266 68 ICO .373
<>-Farrell, Chl< , go .53 186 33 *6 66
Mokan. Philadelphia 49 187 39 67 .364
Grand Island Is
Victor Over Norfolk
Grand Island. Neb. June 23.—Grand
Island brok** it* losing atreak of five
jfarnev, winning today » ga.ji* from Nor
folk 7 to * i. wan w id ind Inef
!•" live in the i. ■ hee. while Bill Hhupe
allowed only five attered bite em
pire; Fercunn had to ictlre during the
game on account of Illness.
Score:
NORFOLK. GRAND ISLAND.
A B.H.<» A AB H.O.A
Ath'n. *« 1 0 ft 4 Ttfcj'n. 2b '.lie
Tru r. .'ft 4 1.;.' Bueer 3b 2 1 4
‘ aaev. lb 2 1 7 1 Metz. r» 3 «• 2 4
House, if 4 0 1 1 Bow n. if 4 ft 1 0
*•. - r f 4 0 2 «| O He'y. rf 2 0 0 0
HoMo'y, rf i 1 2 ft Ma-Zn. lb ?. 114 0
i'ark'r 3b 4 1 2 1| Brook a. rf 2 l 0 1
dark, c 2 17 1 Barry, c 2 14 2
Hilton, n 0 0 ft 2 W S'pe, p 3 1 0 1
Totals 33 5 24 12! Totals 27 7 27 11
S-ore by inning*.
Norfolk . 001 0!0 ft20—4
Grand Bland . 020 320 00*—7
Summary—Run*; Trummer. Holloway.
Clark. Hilton Thompson O'Reilly. Mad
sen (2), Brook hau*. Barry. W. Shu:*?.
Error*: HU ton. Thompaen. Bueer, Metz.
Madser. Two-base hit: Thompson. Home
run* Trumtner. Madden. Stolen ba*#*s
A*h*r»on. Clark Buaer Harrtflee hits:
Brookhaus. Barry Double Plays Parker
to Trummer to Casey; Metz to Thomp
*or to Madaen: Ruser to Thompson to
Madsen Left on bases: Norfolk. 3;
Grand Ldand *. Bases on ball*- Off
Hilton *; off Shupe. 2. Struck out: By
Hilton 7: by Sbupe Wild pitch Hi!- 1
ton. 2. Umpires Ferguson and Rey
nold* Time; 1:50.
Hastings Cipher* Blues.
Beatrice. Neb . June 23—Hasting* again
blanked Beatrice today. 1 to 0, in a good
game, making ll inning* in which the
Blue* have been unable to score r*n Hast
ens* p.tchers Spectacular fielding and
the ion* tally, a homer by Tome*, fea
tured Score -
H ASTI NO.® 1 BEATRICE
AB H O A AB H.O.A.
Hogan, cf 4 ft 2 0 O'L'ry. < f 4 ft I ft
Kuna. 2b 4 13 2 8ch'fer 3b 4 « 4 2
(.'asael, rf 4 1 1 ft Quinn, ** 4 ft ft 2
Tome*. If Z 1 3<' Sugg*. 2h 2 ft 2 2
Ep**y *« 4 0 I ft Speaker, rf ! 4 ft
N*a< k. 3h 4 0 *> 3i !»e «fc) ;f ‘ : 1 9
Echer, lb 3 0 13 ft Lilli*, lb 2 0 9 1
^heek. c 2 ft 3 1 Cnrer. c 2 0 5 0
Naegeii. p 3 2 1 6 Walker, p 2 0 1 J
Total* 31 5 27 1. Total* 27~2 27 10
S»ore by inning*:
Hasting* .ftftft 0ft0 16A—1
Beatrice.00® 00® 00ft—«i
Summary—Run. Tomes: Error*: Epley,
Qumn. Lillis Two-base hit. Speaker.
Home rur. Tome* 8a- riflo- hits: Lillis,
Walker Torre* Double play Qur.n to
Pugg* to Lilli* Left on base*. Beatrice. 1;
Hast r.gf, b Baae* on ball* Off Walker,
1; off N !*re!|. l Struck out Bv Nse***;;
2 by Walker 4 Umpires Luschen and
Beck Time; 1:2®.
Fairbury Hneeps Herie*
Fairbury. Neb, June 29—Fa ruury won
from Lincoln today, t to 4. which made
a clean sweep of the aerie* Score
LINCOLN FAlRBURV
AB H.O.A AB H O A.
Purdy. *f 2 ft ft ft Mee. *b 5 3 12
Tan er. if i ft 2 l! I^ee s* 4 4 2 3
Dye. 2b 3 1 1 3 Beall, rf 5 1 « 0
McCoy, lb 4 ® 7 ® Hud ns, lb 4 2 5ft
Bond't •• 5 12 1 R >gue. If 5 1 ft 0
Kln'l, rf 4 o 4 ® n'Cofr « 4 ® 12 *•
* Tore d. 'b 4 ft ft 1 O* d'n 2b <• 4
f’onk’y, e 5 17® Stanton. p 3 1 0 1 j
Eller. P 2 112 Harkins, p 1 ® • 1 j
To:,l« il i!) : To:,', 3s 13 IT »
8 ore by innings
Lincoln .. . .U4 Oil 6ft# — 4
Fairbury . 210 ®5z — »
‘•ummarf—Run* Purdy. Ta nne- <2).
Dye, Mee (3). Re*'-. Hudgens li*. 8?an
•oo C:r©r# Dye. a A. Bog ;e Two
ba>e hit* Mee. Hudger.n. Bog,.-.
Ft rdurar.t Home rur.* Bits*. Hudgen*
Stolen bases Lee, Tanner 4*1, Mee
Double play*. Lee to Ooo4*:n to Hudgen*
«?*. Left on bases: Fairbury. 9. Lincoln.
13 Base on hall# Off Stanton. 12: off
Harkins, 1: off Eller. 3. St. He out* By
Stanton. 1®: by Kiier, 5 W-nnlr.g pitch
er ilarklna. Umpire Meyer* T;me 2 05.
Boss of Champ Can’t See
Way Clear Without $310,000
By l)A\ IS J. WAl.SII,
International New* Service Sport* Edit or.
HKLBY. Mom . June —Before leaving for Gre*t Falls
k early today Jar* K*-arns. manager of the world * heavy
1 weight champion indu-ated that he would withdraw his
f :uati from the Gibbons match July 4 unless the final in
stallment of $100,000 on Dempsey'* c 'ntract was forth
coming when due.
"Of course," the astute Mr. Kearns qualified. "1 cai\
not anticipate. But 1 will say this: 1 can't see sending
itempaey into the ring with the p.sslhiljty of Gibbons
Changing one on his jaw at reduced rates "
Whereupon th« champuan's manager climbed aboard
i sleeper and departed, leaving to the curlou* Jim John j
son the privilege of figuring out the whereabouts of the .
missing $100.Oon. the $71,000 owed onrthe fight arens,
the $50,000 due on his note to George H. Stanton, the
Urea! Kails banker, ami any number <>f trlfllns details which. Mr Johnson
will assure you. are a mere nothing Mr Johnson simply breathes optimism
from every pore, and he has many.
Kearns Blame* Johnson.
He Is the man that Kearns blames
for the condition of affairs that casts
a lengthening shadow of doubt over
t he possibility that the Dempaey
Oibbons toterpr *e will be conducted
ns *« hed>Vd. According toi Kearns,
tt was Johnson's careless regard for
fact that resulted in the delay in
paying the second f 100,000 due on
the < hitmplon s guarantee and weak
ened public confidence in the match
to the extent that tickets Are selling
one nt a time, if at all.
"On June i:> l called Johnson on
the long distance telephone from
Butte and asked him if the tn«>ney
was ready," Kearns said. "If it
wasn't. I informed him. I was ready
to do whatever 1 could in helping him
raise the money• His reply was that
he wished he was as certain of be
coming president of the United States
as 1 was of gett ng the money. He
tame right out flat footed and sa»d
that he had the money to pay the
guarantee If lie had taken me Into
his confidence 1 think the situation
could have hern saved and the peo
pie *of Montana and the west would
have come on to see a real fight for
the heavyweight rhamplonsbip '
Will l,o*e Prestige.
Whatever action Kearns may elect
to take in the event that the final in
stallmen! turns tip missing, as ex
peeled, he will lose prestsgi as a gen
tinman and a manager. If he w tlks
out on the Hhelhy idealists ths entire
country will condemn him for what It
will he pleased to term Ms lack of
sportsmanship If he sends Dempsey
Into the ring for the same money the
Utter would get for taking the first
train east he will hr held blame
worthy by the «hamplon f«*» having
made him another poor
W c have no means of knowing just
how Dempsey may regard this latest
venture on the part of hi* manager
Offhand, however, we would say that
he is about as pleased ns h man with
a mouthful of paregoric. It is a mat
ter «>f record that Kearns matched
Dempsey with Hill Brennan for July
4 last at Michigan City and both were
wafted off the horison by the author!
ties ere h cash customer had breasted
the bo\ office Meantime, lucrative
engagements in New York and else
where were allowed to go by default
In fact. Kearns even goes so far as
to declare he passed up an offer from
Uiokard for a iMnpaev uihlmn* bout
on July 4. just to accommodate Shel
by in the present instance Why?
We were equally curious Mr.
Kearns was at somewhat of a loan to
explain this singular decision, but fi
nally i illied w.*h the obvious The
Shelby promoters, it was found had
j 1110.000 in hand when they ap
proa chad him to talk business and the
sight of the money was like gelatine
to an epileptic. Be t«, k the money
fit s' and tl:»n asked what it was all
about it afterward. He is still asking
Toney Is Winner
Over Alexander
in Hurling Duel
Cubs Gather but Four Hits
While Alex Allows
Six.
Chicago. June 2H—Fred Toney heated
Orov-r Alexander in a pitching duel to
day and fit. Louis abut out Chicago. 1
to 0. in * he fi .at game of tne a»r»ea.
Toney allowed the Cub* only four
tered hit* while Alexander waa touched
for alx and was largely respons.ole for
h>* own downfall. Score:
ST LOUIS. CHICAGO.
A H O A A 11 O A.
Flack, rf 4-21 Stat z. cf 3130
fi *..,; h, cf 3 0 1 b i * her. ** 4 0 3 4
Horn y 2b 4 2 3 5 G him. 2b 3 1 14
Hot ley lb 3 111 0 O Far il c 4 1 1 0
S' cm k, 3b 4 0 2 1 h berg 3b 4 0 0 2
> Blades If 4 2 3 0 Miller. if 3 1 1 0
A srntin c 3 0 3 4 H’coto. rf 3 0 2 0
Fr'gau. ss 3 0 J Elliott, lb 2 0 14 0
xTop'eer 10 0 0! z Ada ms 0 0 0 0
Lavan. eg u 0 1 0 H’nett, lb 0 0 2 0
Ton»->. i» 10 4 Alex'gr. p 2 0 0 •
Totals 32 8 27 H Totals 2b 4 27 11
xBatted for Frelgau In n.nth.
xBatted f r Elliott :n eight n
Mi Louis . .010 *00—1
Chi- ago .000 000 000—0
.'u:,imary. Huns—Stork Lr* > *—Bot
tornlev. Stock. Hollocber, Grantham.
Stol-n ba»es—Bottom!*). Sacrifices—
Hf.rtom’ey, Smith. Al*x-<nder. Double
]■ a > r—Stock. Hornsby, Bottom lev; Gran
tham Hartnett, ],efi on banes—fi’ Lou*.
< h ■ igc, 0 Fire* ln>- on balls-^Off
Toney. 3. off Alexander. 1. Struck out —
By Ton**y 2 by Alexander. 1. Wild
pitch—Alexander Umpire*—Flnneran and
O'Dav and McCormick Tim*—1:32.
I'hilndelptiia Rally Wins.
Philadelphia. June :» — Philadelphia
rallied ;n the seventh inning today and
scored enough runs »o nose out Brooklyn,
b to 7 Di< kerman started weil out
weakened at the finish, enabling th«
locals to overcome a Dig lead and annex
the victory.
BROOKLYN. PHILADELPHIA
AH 11 »>.A AH H O.A.
Nels. cf h i 3 o Mokan, cf 4 11®
Jngton. n 4 4 *> !< Lea-.h. If 4 12 0
Wheat. If 5 3 U U Walker, rf 6 1 3 0
K rmer, lb 6 3 5 t T rney. 2b 4 3 2 2
BOTli rf 4 1 2 0 W trt ne.sa 5 2 2 6
Taylor, c 5 2 4 «■ Herllne. c 4 16 3
xFrench 0 * 0 Ho’ke. Ib 4 2 10 •
M U r n.3b 4 1 2 1 Rapp. 3b 4 111
Olson. 2b 6 0 2 4 Ring, p 10 0 3
D k rm n.p 3 3 0 0 xMltchel! 1*00
Decatur, p 0 0 »J t Hubbell, p 2 2 0 0
x Bauey 1 © * • IV In ter a, p 0 0 0 0
Smith p 0 0 0 O' -—
xDeberry 0 0 0 0’ Totala 31 14 27 -3
Total* 42 19 24 *
xRan for Taylor m ninth
xBatted for Decatur m • -ightb.
xBatted for Smith in r.'.n’h
xBatted for Ring in fifth.
Brooklyn . 410 2*0 r, • *—7
Philadelphia ....00* 1-0 SC'x — t
Summary—Run* Net* 12). John*ton.
Wheat. Foamier. Taylor. Dickerman,
Mokan. Walker <*), Tierney (2*. Wright -
atone, Hoike, P.app Two-base hits: Hub
bc 11. Nels, McCaryen. Home runs Mokan.
Fournier. Dickerman fie- '■’fine hits:
Johrs*or B Griffith McCarroa Left os
bates: Brookiyn. 12; Philadelphia. 9.
Has** on ball*- Off Dick* man, 2; off
Sm.th, 1; off Winters. 1 Struck out By
D:'Kerman. 2; by Ring. 1 Hlta: Oxf
Dickerman. 14 in 4 1-2 inning* off De
catur, none :n 2-3 •"nine off Smith non*
.n 1 inning, off R.ng. 13 in 5 innings off
Hubbell. 4 in 3 inn.ngs (none out in
ninth): off Winters none :n 1 tnnlng.
Winning pitcher: Huboel! loosing pitcher:
Dickerman. Umpires; Moran and Hart.
Timr : 1 41.
Giant* Win Tenth Straight.
Boston June 2s —The world rhamplons
rr.dse tt 1 © straight victories today by de
teat,ng Boston here. 4 to 2 John Scott.
- ho smarted yesterday's game, went the
d.stance today, holding the Boston team
to *■ eht h‘* Score:
NEW YORK. BOSTON.
ABHO.A ABK.O.A
Bar- ft. sa 5 2 2 4 Nixon, cf *12®
•li'ki n lb 5 2 1 2 Feiix, If 4 9 9 0*
Frisch. :b 4*22 S hw th. rf 4 1 1
Meuse>. If S 9 2 • .41 Inn s lb 4 5 5 1
Young, rf 4.1* O'Neli c - * S 1
Kelly. lb 4 2 12 9 iF Smith 1 • * 9
O’C n 11 cf 4 1 2 9 R Smith la 3 1 2 u
Snyder.c * ! 1 l.xBagweli 10®#
x Maguire f» * 0 0 For-! 2b 1 t 1
Gourd jr, c 1 b 2 Con ion. 3b 4 12 4
Scott, p 3 10 2 Ffirglm. p 3 2 0 #
-C**chg r.p oooo
Total* 28 12 27 13 -
Totals 11 111 7 *
' - •
*B. tied for O’Neil in ninth.
zBstted for R Smith in n nth
New York..09* *10—|
| Boat on.0 20 *9# *€&— 2
Summary—Runs Young. Kelly. O’Con
reil Msgj Ford, •v.nk-? Error# Ban
croft. Ford Two-base hits* Bancroft.
r‘ : r* , Jackson. F irg.m. Sacrifice
hits ft* For'* Double p’.a> : Bancroft
' Frisch n KeUv I .aft on bases New
York 9; Boston » R «»i on balla Off
Sc, *t, 1 off F ' "ng m. 1 Struck out: Hr
fi- ti. 2 bv Fil*.ng 2. H •» Off Fil
Hnglm, 11 In 7 1-J .nnlr.ga; off Oeschger.
1 ;n 1 2-2 Snntngs rg ;- :rh»* Fti
hnglm Umpires Quig’ejr and Pf.rraao.
Time: 1:10.
IVith the
KNIGHTS
r—“ of the
^ GLOVES
B l>om«lo. Ark . Junr tT.—Al (.nui
r»;,lori!i» :.«htwel«h!. fernl Mickrr
K;,#>a or nan Antonio, Tf\ . here :r. a ia
rour.d bout d urine, '* h h the Pacific
roaa; man h t the T^xan ha-d.
Hueh Dwyer. Iichtweteht rkamoioa of
Austr.k‘1* aaila from Svdney today It
thi* country »f*kine match sr it h Beany
Leonard for the world * r hajppic&eh'p.
Dwyer, who wrsli be under the manage
men: of Char'.* Hanrey. i» rated a
Australia as another I-e# Dar».> and ea»
reo** to make an impression m thLs ceun.
’f' that iv.;: sustain 'th* Auatra . a
nm of f.s fame t->-a hi.shed t> Tcu- r
Griffo and Bob Fitawlmmona,
PEORIA CLUB GETS OUTFIEIDEB
Peoria. III., June 2$.—Manager
Breen cf the Kh »1 Three-I baseball
ilub announced la$T night that hs
had a -tuired Out fielder Gorin cf tht
IV* Mi ;res Western league club.
Oenln ^ ill report Saturday.
tkvaa i rtGtr
fy -i ■'« - S A • ' r * %
?ihr«iv*port. 3, Bfaumont, £
W'.oxHi Kali* i Houston. I
Fort Worth. 2; (ia'irstop. ll.
Hr* t»f4» 11th
l.ou * Mo. Jup# . * —Kenneth W*f- 1
yf * S t « V n. ’ • h f Wk
T 1 Th * : vm *f th* *♦>a * - <i_t\ tVa
fourth irmpg of t t*y . cam- with t>#.
■ ! Thrrc " s* no on# on ha*# John
*■ « was pitching for th# y|»t;er«
Jem ' «k »« of Vnl jr* h«. ho-a
ni*‘rh-<1 " * h k Hilton of S-ou* V ly
*n a It-round bout at Pierce tonight
Th# >rnl# Holm** Whit# Sn and th#
t a Iran Guv Sox « pis- mu *
«*m# Ht l .# * c u# park S*turds' hut on
« •
In a doubli*-h#ad#r
Frol H Mrirtin. mun.itrr <vf th# Korf
Tt AT «:>r h««■ team "rtt,a that •
having th s mi# of h a i.'unc
at I.ak* A r ■**■* S tv Fr*d »hAt
•
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■'41* h reported at th# iak* this »<>«» a
writ#* Prod
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