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in er az oe m v rm c w c °o ° ness ewan PAGE sIx { World Results . i By Leased Wire | i REFINERS DEFEATED 810 2IN OPENING GAME GREYBULL SERIES Eddelman Holds Casper to Five Blows and Adds Another to String of Bisons’ Victories; Hewitt Weakens in Fourth Inning GREYBULL, W: , June 14.—A brace of innings in which poor playing and timely hitting were featured ‘gave Grey-\ the aspiration appeared to be his SNAPSHOTS OF FORMER CHAMPIONS / Sandwiched in between those two whipped Jack Munroe. Munroe aspired to become heavyweight champion in 1904, but when he was pitted against Jeffries bull the opening game ofthe series yesterday by a score of| Strongest claim to s chance at the 8to2. Lefty Hewitt weakened under the strain in the fourth inning and wounded a Greybu to earth timely hits and one walk resulted in five runs being) his lessen and held up Jeffriex’ palm. ed ageinst him. To further n th egame Gr Il came across n three more runs in the fifth in ning. Joe Eddelman, the heady portsider of the Bisons, comtinued to maintain his jinx ¢ the Cagper:stuggers and allowed but eight hits off which Cas: per gathered run in the fifth and ‘one in the eighth. Manager Arbogast went behind the plate yesterday, relieving George Hale late in the gai so that he could get into the batting lineup. The score: GREYBULL— AB/RHPOAE 400100 120360 4 2 311,03 110100 4.21355 0 01.409 id £259 012 1°60 400010 26-8 7927 14-3 ABRH POAE 40012 °0 401000 401421 400310 3.1110 0 © Bostick, ss 3121-6 .1 Johnson, ef 3.0 0,1°0°0 Hale, ¢ ---. 201400 Arbogast,-c 300020 Hewitt, p -. 300023 9 Rotate ieee oe 30 2 142 Score by innings. Casper -. -000010010—2 Greybull - ~00053000x—s Summary: Three-base hit, Slattery. Two-base hits, Flynn. Sacrifice fiy, Bostick, Flynn, Askland, Arbogast. Bases on balls, off Hewitt 6, off Ed- aleman 1. Double plays, Merritt to Crawford to Flynn 2, Bostick to Don- ica to Slattery, Hartzell to Slattery. Earned runs, Greybull 7, Casper 2. Time of game, 1:40, Umpires, Wel- bhonce and Cassidy, Last. Scores. AMERICAN LEAGUE R. H. E. Ratteries—Faber and Schalk; Jones; Thormahlen, Bush and Ruel. At Philadelphia— R. H. E. St.Louis... 001 002 010—4 9 2 phia. 000 906 01°—7 9. 1 Batteries—Richmond, Burwell and Collins; Harris and Perkins, At New York— R. H. E. 000 040 121—8 13 1 2ov—13 15 1 and Bassler; Washington R. H. E. cusrelann ~—-=000.002 521— 10 17 4 Washington ~.400_011_000— 6 11 0 Batteries — Caldwell, Mails and Nunamaker; Erickson and Gharrity. NATIONAL LEAGUE At Pittsburgh— R. H. E. Philadetphia’ 000 001 310—5 10 2 Pittsburgh.. 040 021 14*—12 17 2 Batteries—Baumgartner and Peters; Hamilton and Schm: At Cincinnati— R. H. E. Brooklyn ... 200 000 001—3° 7° 1 Cincianati ...000 000 100—1 12 1 Ratterics—Cadore, Mamaux and Mller; Brenton, Coumbe and Wingo, Hargrave. At Chicag: R. H. E, Boston ..__. 000 009 000—0 6 0 Chicago - 600 201 02°—5 8 0 Batteries—Braxton, Morgan and Gowdy; York and Daly. At St. Louis R. BLE. New York 8 2 St. Lauis 124 010 20x— 10 17 1 Batteries—Nehf, Ryan and Smith; Gaines and Clemons. Games Today | Midwest League. Denver at Secttsbluff. Sterling at Laramie. Casper at Greybull. National League. Philadelphia. at Pittsburgh. 33rooklyn ar. Cincinnati. Boston at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. American League. Cleveland at Washington. St. Louis at Philadelphia: Detroit at New York. Chicago at) Boston. — rn: u that we, the the cléventh day our’ business to a AV: who will i) batter. Before he decended GEORGES HOPES ~TOUND FIRST Leaves Opening; Challenger Unafraid MANHASSET, N. Y., June 14. — Georges. Carpentier, when, he meets Shck Dempsey, July 2, expects to land the first telling punch. In a conver- sation today with his friend and ad- viser, Captain. Mallet, he said that he would drop Dempsey if the latte: made one single mistake. “The challenger,” Captain . Mallet said, “is ndt afraid and thinks” that he has better than an éven chance to win. If willingness, a clear eye and @ deadly right |hand coupled with Speed and endurance, can win, Georges thinks he will be the. world's champion,” “He_realizes that Dempsey will be the best man he has ever met,’ but he is going in determined to do his best and if he loses he will take it like a man.” DISTANCE STAR ENTERS. NEW YORK, June 14.—Tom Camp- bell, star middle distance runner of Yale university, will enter the national A. A. U, championships at Pasadena, duly 2, he announced here today. CLASS HOUR ADVANCED. MINNEAPOLAS, munn., June 14.— Requests'pt.Dr. H, L. Williams, foot- ball coach, thet classes at‘ the Univer sity jaf Minnesota begin at 8) a. m. during the fall quarter instead a? 8:30. a. m. have been ‘honored by the ad- ministration committee of the, school senate. The purpose is.to give foot- ball players ‘more daylight practice. AMERICAN POLO TEAM WINS. ROEHAMPTON, England,, June 14. —An American polo ti composed of C..C, Rumsey, Earl ‘Hopping, Rob- ert E. Strawbridge and Thomas C. Hitchcock, Jr., yesterday defeated the Fox Hunters’ team, composed of Ma- Jor Hoseltine, Major Miller-Mundy, Major “Magor and Mr. Wanamaker, The score was 10 goals to 8. TENNIS STAR TO TRY AGAIN. NEW YORK, June 14.—Mrs. May Sutton Bundy of California, former women's national tennis champion, attempt a “come back” in the national tournament next August to prevent Suzanne _Lengi from_ taking Expects to Get Dempsey If Latter. ‘SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE honor. Karly in the second round the | referee thought Munroe had learned The fighters met in San Francis- | co on August 26. Munros defended | himself for a few seconds by rais- | ing his gloves above his head. He | Made several rushes bat they fell | short of their objective, Jeffries «then knocked him down for six |. counts. t Rising, Munroe’s stomach collided ) with a left-hand punch and again he ) Went down, remaining there for seven counts. As sqon as he got up, Jeffries toppled him over a third | time. Munroe settled on his haunches, his’ head wobbly, but arose before the last count. He clinched and the bell saved him. The second round had no sooner | opened than he fell once more with | a mew sore spot. Even-then he | could not break himself of the habit | of coming back for more. This | time Jeffries stabbed his left into | Munroe’s weary ribs, and the chal- ; er draped himself over | the | charpion’s arm. Then the referce | called a halt. | aaiiatine * 8D Le ASCOT STAKES RUN. \. ASCOT HEATH, England, June 14, {By The Associated Press.)—The As- cot stakes of 2,000 sovereigns over a ‘course of two miles, hun here today, |was won by Sir H. Cunliffe-Owen's ' Spearwort. | J, Shepherd King’s Idler was sec- jond, and W. M. G. Siuger'’s Chat. Tor was third, Thirteen horses ran. the title abraad. Word of her inten- {tion was received in a letter by the | United States Lawn Tennis association, | It is understood that Miss Mary K. | Browne, another California player and |also a former titleholder, will enter the tournament, 4 LYNCH TQ MEET BURMAN. | weight “champion, will meet joe Burman at East Chicago, Ind., on : the’ night of June 28, it was anncunced here today, Lynch is scheduled ta | meet Pete Herman, former titlehold- tage a 15round bout in Brooklyn, duly 25. MARTIN AND ROPER MATCHED. TERRA ALTA, W. Va., June 14.— Bob Martin, heavyweight champion of the A. E..F., has been matched to meet Capt. Bob Roper of Chicago nt ;Grand Rapids, Mich., next Friday, it twas announced here today by Mar- tin’s” manager.” STIRLING WINS AGAIN. FONTAINEBLEAU, France, June 14.—(By, The. Associated Press)—Miss Alexa Stirling-of Atianta, the Amer- ican women's golf champion, defeated |Mle. Chasseloup-Laubat of France vy T-up and.6 to play in the first round |t6day dt the women's French open golf cl pionship tournament. soothing as cold or sprained. makes it move at stroys congestion, blister a baby. effective 25c and MIDWEST BUILDING Mustard, the age-old pain killer in modern form, easy té apply, soft and Rub it in well where the muscles are sore, the joints stiff, tendons strained It draws the blood and pressure, nullifies the pain. Strong and quick-acting, it yet cannot Have it always handy. for emergency at home and while traveling. Your druggist recommends it for MAG LARENS musTaRD cERSTE| . WILL Nor B: TER ne KIMBALL DRUG STORES TWO STORES cream. normal’ speed, de- relieves the nerve first aid.» SOc Jars — The public so training. “I don't idea of this secrecy thing, Pion said. at all this week, much Jess secret training. week and For a ti permen were barred from the camp because Dempsey suddenly developed @ grouch. persuaded privately. pounds. Manager Jack Kearns is taking Dempsey's “It does me good to see Dempsey act [up a‘bit,” Dozen Crews In: }"4 Training, Great Event Pending POUGHKEEPSIE, N. ¥., June 14. —Twelve crews, jhe largest number that has been‘on the rivep since train- ing for ‘the coming regatta. started, were out for practice yesterday., Only the Cornell squad was absent; > Col. Lio; When a Greece the bride’s mother carried t sacred fire from her owA hearth to that of the new home, | |, * Lot opening in “Highland Park ad- One hundred choice. lots, for 4: Turner and Waldron, owners. dition. sale. Office in Phone 176. CHAMP TO REST _ MUST OF WEE ATLANTIC CITY, .N. J., ‘0: Training” sign» probably: remain up at Jack Dempsey’s camp until Thursday or Friday, r to indications today, when the world’s heavyweight back to his conditioning grind. Until} Dempsey takes up the full training; program again; the public will be de-| /hadetphia /--.-=-s_-16 nied admittance to the camp. Dempsey cerning his layoff by saying that he! was so thoroughly satisfied with his} condition that he thought a layoff of three or four days would do him good. He appeared to be amused at Leaevey that the camp had been closed to the! me that he is about in sha) sentative of the board of stewards, re- ceived word that the Ithacans would arrive Wednesday morning. water hindered the practice; sx Noctl ecbab sot T Club Standing | day or Friday St. Louis... at Boston : 2 ee Brooklyn ---—_-._-__._26 ‘Cincinnati __,__ 33 Chicago ~~... 19 ule champion will American League. Won Cleveland --34 New York ~----.-._-____32 Washington’ -.___.__.-_29 Detroit —-, explained the mystery con-} onan +29 St. Louis he could engage in secret| oy, know where they get the|Pbiadelphia -—.--—. “SSS CUMMINGS TO BATTLE. JACK DOVLE, WINNER WL MEET FONTAN Jack Doyle and Danny Cummings,! ‘who once fought one of the most vici- ‘ous) fights ever staged in a local arena. between little men are re-matched to be one of the main events which is scheduled for the boxng card at Jazz-) Friday night. © & t ‘The other main event will be a 10-) round go brtweor. Freddy Bruny of Milwaukee. and George Fox, the Eng- lish lightwélght’.champion, who has had a sensational run at Denver. ~ These cards will be the deciding battles that will determine the next card. Thé winner of ‘the feather- weight fight, either} Dayle of Cum- Speed will be matched against Young ‘ontana ot¢Cheyenne, for the feather- | weight champibnship of the Rocky Mountain region. | y i 4 The winner of the ‘lightweight battle will be matetied with George Kagles, who recently won from’ Jack (‘Brien in a vicious battle at Jazzland. In addition to the two’nain event numbers, Kid Rows will be matched against some good boy in a six-round battle and there will be « four-round fight between two colored boys. I shall start in late this keep it wp to the finish.’ me yesterday even newspa- Two correspondents finally: the champion to weigh in He scaled exactly 196 cranky streak with a smile. Kearns said. *"It convinces $$ yd V. Collis, lo¢al repre- Rough girl was married in ancient though ‘at! the'coronati peror Fo Kien, as early as 1306, Chi-, nese acrobats were seen to jump from Smith-Turner Drug {a high scaffolding with huge para-') lore. = 6-11-6t* chute umbrellas. == RECAPTURING FEMININE Although it is not expressly so chronicled, there is every reason to believe that Ponce de Leon set out on his famous search for the Foun- tain of Youth at the instance of & woman. Because of woman’s untiring’ quest for continued youth, there has sprung up a great host of “beauty specialists.” The modern beauty parlor has become an institution in America. And literally hundreds of tons of cosmetics are yearly sold to women ambitious for youth. Through these agencies does femininity strive valiantly to push back the advancing years and to keep Father Time from penning his quto- graph on their faces, BUN However, retaining youth is not’ necessarily a matter of “facials” or face tinkering. It is not necessarily a matter of cold creams astringents, powder or rouge. It may be simply and solely a matter of bodily elasticity. Youth is bodily elesticity. Age is ever-increasing bodily rigidity. By keeping the body elastic, youth is retained. The increasing rigidity of age interferes with the tranismission of vital energy through your nerve system: Youth, health and strength are yours only so long as vital.energy-is not interrupted in its trans- mission te every body part.. There is no way in which you-can keep your body elastic into the far reaches of the y. But there JS. away in which you can keep the inevitable rigidity of age from interfering with the transmission of vital energy throughout your body. Interference. with transmission’ of vital energy usually occurs ‘at the spine. It is here that all the main trunk lines of the nerve system pass through and between the movable bones of the spinal column. The science of Chiropractic concerns itself with keeping these spinal bones in place so that they do not press against the nerves and inter- fere with transmission of vital energy. The rigidity of age constantly tends to displace the spinal bones. Chiropractic corrects the defect. 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