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Games Today
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“('11 Sox payroll. Meust-l led the :1t-.
luck with a home run. triple. two dou-
bio bases and two singles. .
Chicago celebrated “Heimnch Day"
at I‘ hil'uiclphia by driving the \outh-
lul southpaw to cowr 11nd don-nting.
the Athletics. 9 5. Mostll the \Vhite1
Sox fix chaser had a perfect day at
b.1t. drixing out the safe hits. one of
(ht-1n a. double.
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011 their “'estern invasion by trim—i
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ings proved puzzling to all the Pirates:
with the exception of Max Care); who
smacked out a. homer. triple and a
double.
"Dutch" another. star sotuhpaw of
the Ilrooklyns and leading pitcher ot’
the National League. struck a sung in
the hardhitting St. Louis Cards. who
overwhelmed the Dodgers in a one-
sMed victory. 14-2. Schultze 11111 the
attack with four hits in five times at
11:11. including two doubles.
Bill McKechnie
to Be Feted
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Beat Babe Back
HAVEN, July T.-—-K111nc1h
who is so'ltiug the home run
in thr- American League. is torn-
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home run stick tipping the
scales at forthright ounces. ‘
Champion Feminine
Baseball Fan
\EW YORK. July “1'.—Now York
today claimed the champion feminine
baseball ran in the country. She is
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Is.an11' menus.
\Vhilc witnessing the first game ot
the dcuble- header between the Yand
kees and Cletelund y.esterda.y she
was struck in the chest and knocked
unconscious by a foul ball from the
but of Everett Scott. “I don't want
to go home.” she said upon being re-
vived. “I want to stay and see the
second game." She stayed.
Fight for EurOpean
Championship
W.A HARRIMAN
T. HlTCHCOCK
Beresford Jr.
. Defeated Blyth
T—--—-
HENLEY ON THE THAMES. Eng.
July 1'.—(Associated Press).———J.
Beresiord. Jr.. the English oarsman,
winner of the Diamond Sculls in 1920.
defeated Blyth. the Oxford champion
in the semi-finals of the Diamond
Sculls today oxer the Henley course
Beresrord's victory was an easy one.
The time was ten minutes, 23 seconds.
PARIS. July “1'.—Eugene Criqui was
a seven to five favorite in the betting
to wir oxer Arthur VVyms in their!
111 round bout tonight for the feath- l
erueight championship of Europe.
Appleton Club
l-‘1r111l.11- Gcnaro. former Olympic _PITTE 1 RC“ 3‘11) 71—13111 B - .
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tw.-l.r-.1'n111 l bout at the Oakland A. r,or us l-‘ixld 11.1“. on _Julv 12 when MILWAUKEE, Wis. July 7.'—As a.
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1 F — wa- MM‘klist of organized baseball.
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’SIUIRE 51X;
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7b 58: cup mayo
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Schmidt Wanted
$10,000- Salary
MODESTO, Cal, July 7.—W’altor
Schmidt, who refused to report as a
catcher in the Pittsburgh team of the
National League at the opening of
the season. today- receivod a telegram
from Manager \IcKechnie of the
Fire _tes. asking Schmidt to reconsider
his decision. Schmidt repjied he
wanted the salary originally asked
for. $10. 000. .
_lic libraries.
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Great enthusiasm 111 being strewn this season in polo, not only with
regard to the English and Argentina teams coming over in an attempt
to m: such honored trophies as the open championship and the H. L.
Herbert Memorial Cup offered by the Rumson Country Club in memory
or the late president ol—the Polo Association. but in the Eastern tour-
ments that precede these events. More players will be seen in action
or. on the clubs than ever before. and committees are already puzzling
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
FOR BE’ITER SERVICE.
l.ll".'l'ROl'l‘, Mich.. July '1'.——A plat~
town on library work with the for-
eign born submitted to the American
Library Association at its conference
here, by Mrs. Eleanor E. Ledbetter.
of the Cleveland Public Library, on
behalf of the Committee on Work
with the Foreign Born, stated that
the public library should be absolute-
ly democratic. ghing equal service
regardless ot the place of nativity;
that where funds an: insufficient,
preference should be given to those
portions of the community having
least opportunites at their own com-
mono.
It stated that reading matter. both
in easy English and in foreign lan-
guages. should be provided by pub-
,‘1 .
“Amistants,” says the a report.-
“should be trained for work with im-
migrants as a special field of library
work. In communties having con-
siderable immigrant population the
library should be gixen prominence
as a social institution and should be
made in actual _fact
center.” '
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PROMINENT POLO PLAYERS WHO WILL KEEP THE SPORT ALIVE,
WATSON W E BB,
.1)
'1: srooDARo.
how they can satisfy this influx o: poloists.
Space will only prnfit a m of the more important American
player: who are shipping ponies to the big tournaments. First in im-
com are ob Into-national players of 1921. There may
be a few people in this country who do not know about them. but it in
parlance. of
doubtful—anyway, they how all about
_ above are the more prominent players to be seen in action this season. .
fillEEEllS YEARN '
E1111 MERE RAIN
CHICAGO. July 7 (Wed
Press) .—Leading golfers of the world
came to Chicago to compete next week
in the national open championship at
Skokie praying for par scores.» but now
they are yearning for rain as the fast
fairways muse par easy it them-'8.
drives do not skid into sand traps but ‘
bv the same token. making the going
treacherous and the ultimate result
too largely dependent upon luck 1
There is an unusually fine field of
amateurs entered in the event. which
now has 310 men listed to start with a‘
dozen more in prospect.
Five Leading Hitters 1
in Each. Major League
1.. mom EPAGUE“
G. AB. H1 P...C
Sisler, St. Louis ....75 309 133 .430i
Cobb. Detroit . 62 238 92 .386
Speaker. Cleveland; 66 244 89. H365
Héilmann. Detroit” 69 268 98 .365'
Blue. Daron . . . . . . 69 2681 96 354%i
NATIOKRL LEAGUE -
G. A.B. H. P.C.‘
Homsby. St. Louis . .75 292 114 .39
Miller. Chicago . .. . 52 188 68 .362
Daubert. Cincinnati 75 292 104 .866
Bigbee. Pittsburgh .72 292 103 .353
Johnston. Brooklyn 75 306 108 .353
SENSI‘BEE 1mm worms
no longer doubt the efficacy of that-
wid-fashiou root and herb medicine.
ydlaCE; kham's. Vegetable Com-
because it relieves the all-
b
' , ens-1m which they: are satisfied. In
33mm every neighborhood there are
[sent Sharkey to the f3or for a.
witnesses of 11113 wonderful efm
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them in England. The pictures
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NEW YORK. July 7 .—-Johnny In
dee rugged Italian boxer. who um
meets men much heavier than
took on Jack Sharkey last mm
boxer nearer his weight and e
fine workout. Sharkey. touted;
coming featherweight and b :-
with confidence since his draw
Vincent "Pepper" Martin. seemed
ed as soon as the bell rang and 1
most of the fifteen rounds co
-his face with both hands or
away from the fast moving Dun”,
Several times Sharkey took
and swung heavily from his shoe
once sending Johnny into a. spin;
each of his few rallies so tired
that he seemed helpless. 30 (I
pointed was the crowd that many ‘ 1.
before the finish and those who #5
maimed stayed only to boo. »
It. was Dundee‘s E‘6th fight. ‘
' ‘3
count in the fourth :.nd the red:
the time pursued his ambling 1'
nent. raining blows from both .
to head and to body whenever
'caught up. {Dundee weighed in st
and Sharkey at ‘.127
SULPHI R CLEARSA
PMLY
Appl 5111 uros'roldwnm
y ph summon.
.—
Any breaking out Of the
the face. neck. arms or body is
come quickest by applying '
Sulphur. The pimples seem
right up and go away.
Norwalk Chronicler