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WS- 01 the Sportin Realm at Home and Abroad
BELT E
History Has
Fights Since' 189
se _
(py‘(;l?tIlAaug!DtE`r°9_-2-H¢_;i‘/Y'
' has een
boxlugigligtghhn it century.
back the game first fitiur-
when _“__ _ha “_0__d.H
today by .lack
only about
when John
generally :ick-
us king of them alla
held the heavy'
Hmcg the reign
"Boston Strong li0.V.'° “Hd
.01 B have been _-imerican
‘II onfihb Fltzsimnions. the
mgmezornishrrisn. “'05 Ulf’ °“I3'
‘““I‘y ngiiismn nom ine uae.
'°'”,If,‘; li 1_nu Angel Frrno 01
T ntina defeats Den\pSf?Y» he
Amen the second of the lino to
wmtefunkec prowess and thc
“sew take the crown to foreign
"mes Fltzsinuuons \von and lost
:|142 title while in this country.
Jack Johnson. famous negro
fighter, and Jini Jeffries, each held
iiw chunipionsliip for seven years,
ignger than any others befor-> oi'
alter thorn. .lcffrios retired und.:-
.mtoil but was knocked out by
Johnson in 1010 when bc attolnpt-
ed n comeback as the "white
hong," “Gentleman Jirn" Corbett
was champion for five years, .less
Willard, four yours; Toiniuy
Burns, who sli<'i~ecileil to the title
hy dciault when Jeffries hung up
iilg gloves, thrcc years; and Fitz-
simuions, two years. Dempsey has
ruled tho division for the past
tolli* years.
la thc last championship fight
viii, iipro knuckles, Sullivan knock-
cd out _lalio Kilrain in 75 round.-4
nlRlchburg. illlss., July S, 1580,
Sullivan hold away \vith the f_-,'lo\'-
osuntll 1892 when the title passed
lo Curbcli.
The list of principal fights sin.
cs lfflil in wliich the lu\a\'y~.v|-iglit
crnvfn was at stake, follows'
'18il2~.lainr~s J. (‘orbett knock-
erl out John l.. Sullivan in lwcnly-
one rounds with big gloves at
New Orleans Sepi.ernl>cr 7.
'itil-.lainvs J. Corbett stem).
ul Charley _llitchcll in tlirfw
rounds nt Jaclisonvillc, Fin., Jan.
uaryiii.
‘lliil-liob Fiizsiinnions slopp-
ed J.t1nss.l. (Yorbctt in fourteen
mulrds at Carson City, N0-`.__
March 17.
'A35'-'lr-.liiiiicua J. .lcffrics siopp- -
tl Holt i"ilz_~1iinnions lil clov(-,ii
 at ('oncy island Juno 
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I H°"°" I combination 
:'hT_”°h In emengency tool, ,
_m___I’°|°"Ul In every work~ _
_w____l_kit, and In every homo. Q
° Y°“ can turn almost
"utr loosen any coupling
u"I°" "`°“'\d the average Q
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wm__w"°_?°h~ 70°' there ll e
“__ _Lv/. eel with which you
“ur “Y Ordllllry 'ln or 
Pino. Jun one of ui.
"MY Wrenches we carry In
zakee that you 0," “Pena Q
'Thf Rogers I
‘l°fdwa;~e c<».,Lni. 
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lIilRN HEAVYWEISHT
More Than a _Century-List of Principal
Grounds September 14.
close to 25 pounds in weight, six
| \
half in height over the American
tltleholdcr. Flrpo is proportionat-
ely larger than his rival in nearly
every respect, physical measure-
tiflc ability. Both are the same age,
t
< N 
75!  _ give Firpo's as two years younger.
@ “\\  Dempsey Flrpn
"t
28 ._ . . _ .
 ._ 28
6:1_ __ __ . _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ . _ _ . _ _ _
__ 62
Weight
' 188 _ _ . .
  212
73 79in.
17 in. ._ . _ . _ _ . _ . _ _
 17in
41 in. _ . . _ . _ . . . _ . . . _ . _ . . .
._ 44 in.
Chest (Expanded)
44
Waist
32% in.  . . _ . . _ . . _
 36% in.
15 in..._. . _ _ . _ _ . _ _ _ .
...13‘/ilu.
12% in.   12 ln.
8%in.._.... . . _ .
 in.
22 23%in.
15 in..   15 in
Qin. .. ._  in‘
REIIIIR YEARS
Been Traced Back
2_ .
ed Tom Sharkey in twenty-five
rounds at Coney Island November
3.
*1900-James J. Jeffries stopp-
ed James J. Corbett in twenty-
three rounds at Coney island May
11. “
°1il02--James J. Jeffries stopp-
ed Bob Fitzsinimons in -iight
rounds at Son Francisco July 2'».
*1903-James J. Joffrics knocked
out James J. Corbett in ten rounds
at San Francisco August 14.
*1904--Jamcs J. Jeffries knock-
ed out Jack Monroe in two rounds
at San Francisco August 26.
*1906-Tommy Burns bcat Mar-
vin Hart in twenty rounds ur Los
Angeles February 23.
'1907-Tommy _Burns heal
"Philadelphia Jack" O’.Bricn in
twenty rounds at Los Angeles May
7.
*1007-Tommy Burns stopped
Bill Squires of Australia in one
round nt Colma, Calif., July 4.
*1908-Jack Johnson defeated
Tonuny Burns in fourteen rounds
at Sydney, N. S. W., the police in-
terfering, Duccniher 25.
*i909--Jack Johnson knocked
out Stanley Ketchcl in twelve
rounds at Celina, Calif., October
16. `
*1_9i0-Juck Johnson knocked
out James J. Jeffries in fiftecn
rounds at Reno, Nev., July 4.
*i912---Jack Johnson beat Jim
Flynn ln nine rounds at Las Veg-
as. N. M., the policc interfering,
July 4.
*1914-Jackson Johnson heat
Frank Moran on points in twenty
rounds at Paris, France, June 27.
*1915~-Joss Willard knocked
out Jack _lohnson in twenty-six
rounds at Havana.. Cuba, April 5.
*H116-Jess Willard defeated
Frank Moran by popular verdict in
_i;\l_e\v York (no decision) March
4-).
*1919--Jack Dempsey knocked
out llill llrennan in twelve rounds
at New York I)<'ccniber 14.
'1921-_lack l)en\psey knocked
out George Cnrpcnticr of France
in four rounds ut Jersey City, N.
J., July 2. _
*1!l23---Jack Dernpscy won on
points from Tom Gibbons of St.
Paul in 15 'rounds at Sllclby, Mon-
tana, July 4.
*Title changed hands.
----o»oé--
EXIIEI I]EIIIP5EI
IN WEIGHT-
No More Hockey
For Babe Dye
TORONTO, Sept., 8.-Babe Dye
left-fielder of the Buffalo Interim.
tional League Baseball team, will
play no more hockey. he told news-
papermen today. Babe has played
team, Toronto. in tno National lioc
key League, holding down the po.
sltlon of right_ wIn_‘:_ lie was unr-
of the greatest goal getters in the
lei-gnc and did much to help his
team win the professional cham-
pionship of 1922. ills sncr.-_‘f-:siui
season in baseball and rclwits that
he will move up into the big league
has started several reports that
ho would drop out of hockey but
this was the fir-it occasion in
tween this runner, La'Pierre and the
IIIIIHT IIIIIJE
INIIII III
S:tinl'tlay Afternoon in 2
ln's and 47 minutes.
'i‘lnie Good Consider-
ing Tide and \\'ind
(‘onditions
I Sporting Comment 
local -speed artist, Barney Francis.
wi-,i¢ii iw made 0 fipgiilig-3 _mm,,mC_ Mr. Ferris, physical instructor of the Y. M. C. A. generously 0;.
Ulnvlli- _ fc-rs his export services, free of charge, to any athlete or athletes wish-
i_"'*°'®*?- ing to have the “kinks” removed before or after vigorous training. No
doubt, this sporty offer will -be 'taken aiivantage oi! by numerous ath-
letes and Mr. Ferris' thoughtfulncss and -generosity is to be highly cam.
mended. 'I ' UN 
W. M. Asks:-Can an American sprinter compete with the Cana-
dian Olympic team if he becomes a Canadian citizen? Ans:-No,-he _ ' "*" _
cannot be u member of the Canadian team. Achlcteis can compete in F"'°"t “‘)“"‘l 'I Uf M0" 5
the Olympic games only for the country in which they were born. U|lilIl\])\0lli~llli|) Series
_ Who will face Papyrus? 'That is the question that is agltatlng ‘ _
_ American horsemen. They are fearful that their champion, whoever The fi-,Bt round of me mmfs
die may bc. will not measure up to the standard of the British invitder. `-'.'lia.mpionship was played on Belvi-‘
Zev was most prominently mentioned till the other day, when Cherry ‘lem Links Salufilfly lift-€l”Il00n
Tickets For Fight
In Great Demand
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-The ad-
vance sale of tickets for the Fir-
po-Dempsey championship fight at
Montreal this .ear won't have as large a track team wt thc Cana- me poio * Grounds next Friday
_ _ _ _ _ _ dian Cl\a~mpion‘s_‘ihlps as in i‘ormer years. Due to financial reasons only night, has amounted to approxi-
or savers ycars witn St. Patricks _cigm men have been selected from an o,.|g|na| dozen all of whom H mately $800,000 so far, Tex Bick-
ard revealed today The promoter
was felt, were of icuiilcient ability to warrant their going to Halifax, declared H exceedéd the advance
Sept. 15th. The following athletics selected by‘the track and field sale for any previous title match
committee are ns follows: w. S. Antiirr, in the miie and nan mae; iw had 'gr0m0ted_ inolandins the
'_ M_ M K _hi d W_ F 1| _ 1 | | _ Dempsey- arpentler fig t, which
-:__e________s_cAecCnnesy an __ D __t_\___;r_;____n _t1¢;_spr nt events,  J. Cable, established a record ,,gate,, of “__
_ _ _ amenon an _ . n ie quarter mile, J. ONeill, 000,000 two years asm
in the broad jump -and sprint events; and B. 'B. Harris in the half miie. '______.,>_____
A-s Antliif's record le around -4.33 l`or the imiie, it looks me 0 _.ace-|,e_
IIHIIIIIPIIINSHIP
Played at llclveilcrc
with the following result'
Tie stepped out _and made a _new A-mel-loan mile record, doing a mile D\__ Archibald won from H
n 1.35 2-J, lower ng the mark made by Audaclous isome years ago. The D, Drake one up; D_ }3_ 5tc“.art
races to decide the American standard bearer will be as interesting _von from George Nicholson, 'I up;
as the international event itself. Should Epinurd che French wonder "Id 5 "° play; J- C' M°°"‘“I‘ “"0"
' _'rom V. Saunders 6 and 4: \V_ K.
sldcriug the lightness of the wind, --1-
the long bent with short leads _
from North River boy to l\iurphy`s New York _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ ._
point, and a strong incoming tide. Cleveland _ __ _ __ 69 57
Tho following is tt summary of Detroit   65 58
the race: St. Louis   63 01
Washington _ _ _ _ 61 66
Start-2.40, South South West (TIIICHLZO  .. 57 G7
Wind-Over the Line. Phila. _   53 73
`l}oston__.__.__..__..~i!) 75
.548
.528
.508
.480
.460
.421
.395
Pollywoir, Iluddle, llyng Boy.
Barney Google, Sheik, 'I`on\orrow, National League
Swallow, Pcgnose, Miss Charlotte-
town, Shanirock ami Emerald J. W. L. P_C.
.620
.502
.585
.545
.500
New York 
North River Buoy 83 51
Cincinnati   77 53
76 54
72
ln:
3 GW
ul 
ti. 5,
Pollywoi:  \l‘ii2lSIJ\U'K
Sheik . _ _ _
  |(`l\I0H£f0   60
Barney Google _ _ _ _ _.56 St. Louis _ _ _ _ ._ 66 66
Bud(|i,»_ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ 25|; Brooklyn 60 67 .478
Emerald J. __ __ __ '256 Boston  _ _ __ 44 85 .341
Byng Boy  2561!, Phila  43 85 .336
Miss Ch'Town _ _ _ _ _ _ '
Swallow  ._
Tomorrow _ _ _ ._
Pognoso 
Shamrock 
Murphy's Point Buoy
Sheik _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ . _
 ._
Barney Google _ _ _ _ _  _ 
Miss (lh_'I‘own _ _ _ _
1561/_ _.ii
-- Tomorrow  _ . . _ . _
__ --
~- ' North River Buoy
- Sheik _ . _ _ _ _ _ _
_ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _
_ _ 4.26
-- Miss Cli"l‘own _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4.28
Barney Google _ _ _ _ _ _ 4.29
3.11 Buddio _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4.291/Q
Zi.-ill Emerald J. _ _ __ _ _ _ -'i 29’/A
3.-li Pollywog  4.31
3.461/i Swallow  4.37
(,‘-l|:unpion’s l"ollo\ve1‘s
Believe Ile Will Offset
'llliesc by Greater Speed
And Scientific Ability.
1
_ (Associated Press)
New Yonk, sept. 9.--anis An-I
gel l~‘irpo will possess advantages
in height, weight and _roach when
he steps 'info the ring with Jack
Dempsey, heavyweight champion,
in their title fight at tho Polo
HEIIIIH. HEIGHT
Emerald J. . _ _ _ _
Buddlc _ _  _ __ 3.47 Murphy’s Point Buoy
‘Swallow   3.541/¢ Sheik . . _ .

Byng Boy ._ _ - Barney Google 
Pegnose  _ - Miss Ch'Town  
Shamrock __ _ - PollyW0i:  _
Tomorrow  - Emerald J... __
Buddie  _
Stake Boat--Last Leg Swallow _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Sheik. . . _ _ _ _ _ .
 4.05 -Finish
Barney Google _ _ . _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ 4.10 Sheik __ _ . _ _ . . _ .
__ ._ _ . _ _ .
. _
Miss Ct’Town ._ __ 4.101/J Barney Google   5.33
Buddie  __ -1.11 Miss Ch'Town   5.36%
Pollywog   111/, Poliywog   5.39%
Enihmid J, , 11/; Emerald J. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5.41
Swallow.. __ _ A,Buddie  5.46
Byiig Boy  _ »- Swallow  5.51
Pognoso ._  - Officials: P. Keenan, C. Mitchcil
Shamrock . . _ _ _ . .
._   -- and J. Hughes.
5.11%
,5.17
5.20
5.24
5.25
5.30
5.35
5,27
.APP
,__.-.
er.
The Argentine giant will have
nches in roach and an inch and D.
nonts reveal, but the champion
eve, by greater spocd and scien-
wenty-eight, though some records
Comparison of tho two fighters
Ago
Iloight '
1 ‘Ai
Roach
Neck
Chest (Normal)
48% in
Dlceps
Forearin
Wrist
Thigh
Calf
Ankle
-_-_<o-%-=--
A Wldow'| Marriage.
When a widow marries again hor
wedding dress ie not white. A street
suit, with het or a Pretty afternoon
dress with large het, ie worn. lf
ehs carries flowers they they U0
corona. 'rho weaning rlns of 11°'
first morris e is removed bofvrf'
of~»~n».. L _
» _ ».
Eat more 0 them!
081
Covehead _
W. Allen  ._ 86
J. May  ._ 86
Lloyd Bell  __ 85
L. Coles  ._ 82
C. May  __ 82
B. May  ._ 81
W. Seaman  __ 81
Col. Allen  ._ 78
F. Auld  __ 66
J. A. Auld . _ _ . .
__ 58
` 785
York
C. McDonald __ _ __ 86
Cooke  __ 85
P-“‘.F1?°9?`*-”‘S-'#22
sfsee
\’Vest  ._ 83
Brown  __ 80
Moore ._ __ 80
Gill  __ 77
Brodie ._ .__ ._ 77
G_Love  __ 77
H. Judson ._ __ 75
H. Jones  ._ 71
791
At tho close of tho match the
Ladies of Covohcad and vicinity en-
tertained thc teams and others ton
bountiful repast which was fitting-
ly acknowledged by those particl-
patlng.
-1-<4-¢~i-_
lt. never pays to let stock tall off
in flesh, for it is harder Ito 'put a
pound hitch aftnir it is lost, than to
put two pounds on wihiic an animal
is thriving.
-_i ;
at
§lé5lé5lé5l€5l€5I€
-l 
5E
promote and further the inter °l~
eats of good clean sport, but to ék
§I€ give a clear and intelligent re ik
iié fport of the latest sporting /F
5l€ news both at home and abroad il*
BK (Names of correspondents no
'I' necessarily published)
Bringing Up Father. '
ery stock niustbc inspected before
leaving the country of origin anda
certificate ol` inspection must nc-
:ompany the invoice. Impqrtations
ed States can enter Canada only
count of insect pests or plant dis-
eases. Persons intending to bring
in nursery stock i`rom the United
vissri to write for information to
the Secretary, Destructive Insect
partinent of Agriculture. Ottawa.
-----{-O-3**-*
_ Narrow minds seem to be able to
'squeeze in anyivhere. _
' .1 ' ' 1 _
- Itvthytnnrllsmg- -» 3 ia,
“BY” WILLIAMS
Indians- Hornsby
AMERICAN LEAGUE
PIIILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.-
Howard Ehmkc, of the Boston Red
Sox, received credit forthe second
no-hit, no-run game pitched in this
city during tile week when he shut
out the Athletics today four to no-
thing. Thc game was similiar to
the performance of Sam Jones of
the Yankees last Tuesday, in that
first on an error.
opposed Elimke on the mound, had
a chance to spoil his rival's record
but was out on a long-drive for not
touching first base. Then in the
eighth, when it seemed that/ Emb-
ke would surely reach his gonl
Welsh hit a liner to left. Mono-
first_ At first it was recorded a
single, but bcfore the inning was
concluded the official scorer ruled
that monowiky had omitted an
error and Elunkc`s record was
__ horse, come, then it would indeed hethe race of the century. Jochey1IR0geI.s won from A_ W_ wcekS_ 4 made _mm ' _
The light south south ,vom llayncs, who rode Epinard in all his races, and who saw Man o' \Var ii-id 3_ Tw(,_nty_eigm men faced Ehmke
winds which prcpailod throughout at this best, says the French flyer is the faster horse. The question oi The HSM YOUNG Will bc Dloycl just one less than was against Jon-
SHAUYJGY ¥lfl01'H°0n'3 |1093 THC0 horsemansliin is one that will enter it great desi into the verdict. 3° Saf‘“rd“y» me mth' when Dr- OS IHS! Thlll`SLIf1Y~ Hi\\l~‘i0l` l1l‘€“’ 3
was made to order for the Slrcik, _ _ _ _ __ Alchlbdld “Teal” D- B~ Sle“al`t and pass and was forced at second by
which sailed home R wmnw Six Donoidiue. the Diemicu rider ol Europe. \\ili pilot I_’_nDyrus_ Undoubted- ,_ C_ Moomah “megs W_ K_ Rpgers Mmer_ A double may erased Mm
minutes ahead of hm. m,m.l_st'com_ ly 'Earl San<`~c will guide the American entry. ‘While we would bt and the finals (Jo holes) will bc gr from the paths am] \V0igh “-03
petltor, Burney Google, with Miss dubious about picking any of the American horses to beat the Briton, we lllflyml 0" W°dll0SiT“Y U10 1901 illflf- the only Mackman left on the
Ch‘"`I°"°t°“’“ tI‘I"‘I- 1'°“5""°l'¥ would he more inclined to back Saudc if the issue rested solely with-_ ' ' Wills IIUTIE Ulf’ °01\\@Bl~- -
fourth, Emerald J. fifth. Buddie _ - -1
sixth and Swallow seventh. '1`llcj°Lkey“‘ ;_ INSPECTION °‘;"V,I3_I;?E;_¢EgTocK` CLEVELAND, Sept. 8.-Detroit
Byns Boy. 1'osnos¢=_ '1‘omorrow :ma -""=““ ' " ' A ' U ticreou-ii crevt-lima many 11 to o
Shamrock also started but with-‘  in the first game of the series for
drow on th cfirst icg of the course.    _otll S0iYlCl;1Il0l__ill"-‘§§eiI_\o n_iii\V \'_0S' (mi possession of ggwmi place,
The Sheik's‘ time of 2 hours and -~ ‘H "ms “mer ‘C 5 "UC V9 U' The contest was characterized by
47 minutes was good con- American League sect and Pest Act, issued .by the Dc- ineffective pi¢¢;hing_ 03|-iiciiihriy
l>lil`iIIl€lll 01' ASl1iCUIl\lI`0 K0 i\1i0 GY- by Uhle and Dauss, who started
W L PC --- lect. ‘All importers of nursery thc game, and by Boone and Fran-
S3 43 65* A very interesting rifle match Jock, which includes all plants for cis, relief twirlcrs. Police were
was held on Covchend Range on \"`¥lam€Ulfll 'lt1U‘l>0SHS 01' ll\‘0D1lil1l' S“m"l_0““‘I 1° “E01” “ fight °" Eh”
the Xth inst between teams from N011, SUCH H5 1.1005. Shfllbs. VIDOS. D*-`t"‘"¢ b"“°h _“ft” M"""I'T‘“` cfmh
Covehead and York Rifle Clubs nilbs perennials etc. except seeds. hlld YHHKOG llliCh0f-FYUHCIS U01"
resulting In a win for thc York will be -required to secure a permit th” Imx- _ _ _
TGHYYL 'l`|\0 f0II0WIHH are the scor~ before the shipments are brouglitin- ,CHICA(’0' Som" _R'_“('h'C‘_`gn
hit Urban Shocker hard behind
 ' '
o (annda imp rtations ci nu s_ tw0DaRs€_s_ andjn error by Numan
us in the third inning, and easily
defeated St. Louis, 7 to 2, in the
first game of the series.
from countries other than the Unit- NA~r|0NA|_
lh‘I‘0Uf-Zh the ports cf St. 'John N.B.,‘ NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-I’hiladel-
Slonltreal, Que., Niagara Falls, (,)nt_,‘phia defeated the New York
and Vancouver, B_C_ Ai these ports Giants here today 10 to ti. It was
ihe shipments will bo re-inspected PhIlH<I0IDIlif1'S Ulifil VICIOFY fl`0m
or in the case of |a,-gt, cm,Sig,,_ the Giants in twenty-one gamos_
Ring pitched u fairly efficient
ments, they may be permitted io _ ' ' _ _ __ _'I I ' _
proceed to destination for inspcc- fame, f°1‘__thCi :"5“°“‘iu““; 
tion. The importation of certain 0 Wm "I V C my W 1 _‘ ‘
and a single. After Stcngefs home
“mms has been prohibited on ac' run with Mcusrl on base tied the
score in the sixth, the Plilllies
knocked Watson out in _the sixth
scorin three runs on five hits
' g _ _ _ __
States Of 011101' Callllhivs. are all- iviuinins hit his a4tli-iinni<- rnn nr
the season with Ring on base* ln
the third inning again putting him
ind \Pest Act Advisory Board. lle- one ahead of Ruth. ‘
BOSTON. Scpt. 8.-Boston batt-
ed Vance savagly today, defeating
Brooklyn 11 to 3. ln the second ni-
nlng Il. Smith's single to centre
-scored two runs, tho second of
one man walked and one reaciiedi
ln the sixth inning. Harris, \vhoI
wiky reached the ball but funible\lI
it sufficiently for Welsh to renchI
HITS 34TH` _
HllMEIl AS TEAM BEAT N. 
Emke Pitched No Run, No Hit Game
Against the Mackmen-Tigers Humble
Gets Two Circuit
Hits As Cardinals Divide With Reds.
which caused a protest by Broiolt-
lyn, the visitors claiming that
Ford ran out of the line to escape
Catcher Taylor, who had the bali.
R. Smith went to second on the
throw home and then stole third
and home while the Brooklyn
players argued with Umpire O’Day
around the home plate. After that
the game bccnnio a rout.
PITTSBURG, Sept. 8.-Chlolgo
knocked Adams and Bagby out of
the box in the first inning and de-
feated Pittsburg today, 6 to 4. wor-
ing all their runs in that inning.
Stelneder went into the box with
none out and two men on bases
and stopped further BC0l”il1K- Keel!
weakened in the fifth inning and
yielded three runs on threohits
and two walks. The Pirates olded
another in the eigth but were un-
able to overcome the Cubs' early
lead.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 8.-St. Louis
divided a double bill with Cincinn-
ati today, taking the first contest.
5 to 1, and losing the second. 8 to
5. ln the second game Hornsby got
his 16th and 17th home runs of the
season, the first coming in the
first inning with none on. and the
second in the elgth with Flack and
Bladcs on ticing the score. The vis
itors came bnck in thc ninth.
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Do You Know?
(BY UNITED PRESS)
Q. What horse holds the world'l
record for running a mile?
R. H. F.
A. Chéory Pie owned by Mrs.
Payne Whitney, holds the record
for a mile in competition--1.35 2-5.
This time is 3_5 seconds behind tho
record made against time with` two
pacemakers by Iioamcr in 1918.
Q. How many times has the'
American tennis team won the
Davis Cup? W. A- D-
A. Seven times, which is one
better than the Australian team.
Q. Has Eugene Crlqul quit the
1-ing? C. R. E.
A. No, hc has not retired. Ho
announced that he was coming
back to the United States this
Winter and would seek a return
bout with Johnny Dundee for the
teatherwcight championship.
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“My dear Mrs. Smith, 1 think
your daughter recites remarkably,
woll, don’t yon?" "Yes. All she
needs is a short course in electro-
ciition, sort of to finish her off, B-3
you might say."
Conervsation is listening td yo_u£_
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