Page 8 TFTE GKEAT YAJÄ& TRIBUNE Friday, June 24,1921. I BOWLING BOXING BASEBALL r. Jf. C. A. ATHLETICS BASKETBALL FOOTBALL GOLF THE LATEST IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS LOCAL SPORT CIRCLES

PENNY ANTE Hargrove's for Quality DEMPSET 26; RESTS TROUBLES DONE ON BIRTHDAY; WILL 1 PONT THINK Button one, troubles done. I ANYBODY WITH Don't you see the point. couve» ENCE HEY Some use four—some use more They're surely out of joint. • w WOULD PLAY EDDIE, Right is might and we are right ROYAL FLUSH NOT BEVEU ILL For Hatch is on the square. HOW D'YE Just try—you'll find One-button kind MAKE \T Is best for everywhere. Friend of Carpentier Watches WELL WHAPDA FOAM . Frenchman Believed to Be The Hatch One-button Union Suit is Champion Exercise and DO THAT Playing Possum When in featured by the best stores every­ JOE WAY where, but if you can't get it easily and Marvels at Fine Edge. Public; Does Private Stunts. quickly send your sue with remittance Athletic Union ßßEN to Mikehasit, State Distributor, Great Atlantic City, June 23.—After plans Manhasset, N. Y., June 23.—Loosen­ Falls, Mont. Delivery free. had been made Thursday to have Jack q/M SED / \T 5 JL)5T AS \ ing up a wee bit in what was an­ Dempsey lay off and announcement, Suits S5c -rw/lCc JOE SAID A A nounced as his last public workout be­ Men's garments, $1.50, $2.00, $2.30 and You remember way back in 1914, had been made that the public would JOC »5 RAÛHT fore his fight with Dempsey, Georges $3.00. when you could buy a good Athletic not be admitted to the camp, the MINUTE ACRO; J| THE PLEASURE. Carepntier flooored three sparring Unioa Suit for a Dollar? world's heavyweight champion was 1 WOULDN'T OF ROLOING partners Thursday. compelled to get into his gymnasium ANY CRUY WHO /' ONE. WOULD The largest crowd that has attended Well, 1914 times are here again, only clothes in the afternoon, to satisfy a ? PLAY A SURE we're going 1914 priées one better— VA/OULD ÖET ON \ BE ENOUGH a workout here gathered on the front crowd of about 1,000 persotis who lawn. There were numerous faces MIKEHASIT We're selling the old time Dollar THING ME were anxious to pay 50 cents to :iee A R.OYAU FLUSH FOR well known in the sporting and theat­ 304 Central Avenue. Great Falls Athletic Suit for only .85c. Some Dempsey whale the punching bags for AMONG bargain—isn't it? How many do you V 5 A FCUM SPORT rical world and several Frenchmen, 30 minutes. ^ FRIEND 5 Y who comprised the advance guard of need? All sizes, QC#t Dempsey exhibited his famous shift 34 to 50 OWW BECAUSE HE'D more than 400 who are coming from and other blows on the inflated bass France to see the fight. Other fine bargains in Athletic for four three-minute rounds and theu BE 6 ETTLN GR Three new sparring partners, two Suite, great Values, and specially "hopped into the ring for a two-round ON A SURE » of whom were said to have taken part priced at— session with the 60-pound felt stuffed & in the "mystery" workout behind the bag suspended from the rafters. THIN Gr L barn Wednesday, faced the Frenchman. $1.»0, 92, 92.50, 93 Manager Kearns announced that Kid First was Dave Rose, a welterwsight Norfolk, the negro light heavyweight, from Brooklyn. He bacame too bold and other sparring partners expected hit­ the workout was over. Harry White vs. Sam White, FOU TWILIGHT Bill End Dynamiters (Little Chicago) : ting. The visitor made no attempt to Carpentier, it is said, is hiding his bantamweights, four rounda. South Side All Stars vs. South Side conceal his identity or the object of Babe Ruth Makes 25tb Cardinals Win Brace real fighting ability behind a series Wrestling. Cubs CSouth Side), and Spizerinktums his visit and had nothing but praise Fistic Fans Here of listless public workouts. For som*. Fred Goldhahn vs. Bill Felix, Senior Division Will Open vs. West Side Cardinals (West Side). for the heavyweight champion. Home Run on Longest From Pirates; Capture reason which his manager will not ex­ welterweights. 1» minutes. June 28, July 15, August 2 and 10— "HP appears to be in wonderful con­ Fail to Sign Up plain, the aspirant to the world's Tom Olenack vs. Casper Gonser. Season With All Six Teams Little Chicago Ramblers vs. South dition," Mallet said, ''and a magnifi­ heavyweight title is entertaining his lightweights. 10 minutes. Side Cubs (South Side); East End cent specimen of a man." Drive on Boston Field One in Twelfth Inning audiences with smiles, but working vio­ in Contests Tonight. Dynamiters vs. Spizerinktums (Boston "I am glad he was there,'' the cham­ for Fight Special lently in private. The complete program of the boxing Heights), and South Side All Stars vs. pion said. "Any member of Carp?n- Yankees Wallop Red Sox, 6-1; During his morning road workouts, and wrestling exhibitions will be staged The initial games in the senior divi­ West Side Cardinals (West Side). tier's camp is always welcome. Even Dodgers Win Three Straight when only his trainer and sparring in connection with the formal opening sion of the Y. M. C. A. baseball league .July 1 and 19. August 5 and 23— Carpentier and his manager would be Kerr Shuts Out Indians; Great Falls fight fans have From Quakers in Listless partners are in sight, he goes through of the boxing, wresting and school will be played this (Friday; evening. Little Chicago Ramblers vs. South welcome, il am glad Carpentier thinks Trio of Doubles Shine. failed to show interest enough in Game; Cubs' Bats Win; a series of strength developing stunts which wll be opened next week has The final work of organization \vn< Side All Stars (South Side); East End he is going to win. 1 want a real that a circus strong man mignt envy. been arranged and a goodly display of completed last week and six teams I the Dempsey-Carpentier battle to local talent will be seen on the pro- Dynamiters vs. West Side Cardinals fight." j Boston, .lune-.. _ I23.—Babe Ruth made. St. Louis, June 23.—St. Louis took He does such things as cutting down have entered the league and a high |(West Side*, and South Side Cubs vs. ! his 25th home run of the season in the sign up for reservations on the trees, lifting heavy boulders and toss­ gram. Five four round boxing bouts fil brand of b al )s '"Montana" special train to the two games from Pittsburgh Thursday, ' , ™ Prosper!. I he Spizerinktums (South Side). ! fifth inning Thursday, with a man on J winning the first. 3 to 2, in 12_ innings ing his sparring partners about as are on tie program, together with '• teams represented in the league are: y..iv r. an(1 o-> \UEUSt 0 and 20— first. The ball landed two-thirds of I battle. R. E. Fivey, one of the though they were baseballs. two short wrestling exhibitions. The Little Chicago Ramblers, Last -Lud j Chicago Ramblers vs. West Side and the second. 4 to 3. Lavan's single ^ the way up the right field bleachers j organizers of the special, is at the and a double by demons in the twelfth The challenger is careful, however, athletic instructions will be under the Dynamiters, So'ith . ide All Stars. : (^at-dinala (Little Chicago): East End SPORT BRIEFS ) and is believed to have been the long- j Hotel Rainbow and has a few T direction of Monk Fowler. New Or­ 1 H i inning broke up the first game. l m- not to show his speed or strength when J u-i *1 i'- ' Spizennktums ami (Dynamiters vs. South Side Cubs (Ros­ i est drive ever made into those stands. ] Great Falls prospects. Twenty- j pire Emslie suffered a badly bruised spectators are about. • leans .lightweight boxer; Fred Gold- iest Side Cardinals. The opening , ^ n„ights). au,i South Side All Stars 1 hahn. Great Falls, welterweight wrest­ 1 Kansas City.—Jess Willard, former ! New York won the final game of the' eight, Lewistown fans have made leg in the first game when hit by a games will bring together the Little Tg Spizerinktums (South Side heavyweight champion, told friends ! series, 6 to 1. reservations to make the trip. 14 ler, and E. E. Holdeman, swimming Chicago Rambler« and the East End - - • thrown ball. Umpire Klem ,took hi« July 8 and 20. August 12 and 30— j here that he was too busy to be in , Score: RUE from Butte will be represented. place and will probably do so Friday. ! instructor, ahetic direcor of the T. Dynamiters on the Little Chicago dia Little Chicago Ramblers vs. Spizer- j Jersey City July 2. to witness the I Xew York 200 120 100—0 12 1 j French Sport Writers ! M. C. A. mond. South Side All Stars and South Miles City has already secured 10 Scores: First game— R. H. E inktums (Little Chicago); East, En;l ; Dempsey-Carpentier fight. j Boston ..!....000 100 000—1 5 0 and Deer Lodge nine. Pittsburgh .000002 000000—2 7 0 j The bouts will be staged Saturday Side Cubs on the south side grounds ) might at the Y. M. C. A., and will be- and the Spizerinktums and West Side Dynamiters vs. South Side All Stars] • — . Batteries—W. Collins and Schang; If Great Falls can produce 14 St. Louis ..100100 000001—3 10 1 Expect Carpentier to (South Side), and South Side Cubs vs. Detroit.— Vernon Parks, former star Thormalhen and Walters. fans the 11 Helena fans will come Batteries: Hamilton. Carlson and ; gin promptly at 8:30 o'clock. Pre- Cardinals on the west side grounds. West Side Cardinals (West Side). j pitcher of the I'niversity of Michigam | l vious to the athletic exhibitions there Pauls Is Head of League. to Great Falls and the car will be Schmidt; Walker and Dilhoefer, dem­ Bring Home the Bacon baseball club, joined the Tigers Wed- j WORLD CHAMPIONS SHUT OUT. spotted here, but if that number is ons. will be several numbers by the Y. M. The league was organized last week nesday. Julie Mee. formerly shortstop j Chicago, June 23.—Dick Kerr held not booked the Great Falls repre­ Second gamer R. H. E. i C. A. orchestra. Following the box- City Fathers Donate at the T'niversity of Illinois, has left ] Cleveland to five scattered hits hurs- in an under the direction of E. E. Holdeman. sentatives will have to go to Har- Pittsburgh .. .000000 210—3 10 1 New York. June 23.—Georges Car- ! £ ^ wrestling exhibitions there physical director of the V. M. A. to join the Portland club of the Pacific) fjav. and scored his fourth consecutive St. Louis 130 000 OOx—1 8 0 pentier has more than an even chance > t»e 8 swimm;ne class under the Day's Pay to Relief coast league. j victory of the seasrnn, when Chicago lowtown to meet the fans from Frank Pauls of the West Side Car­ Spokane and Seattle. Batteries: Zinn, Morrison and Skiff; of carrying away the heavyweight box- ! direction of Mr. Holdemaa. dinals was elected president of the bunched hits off Coveleskie and shut ing title, in the opinion of the van- ' . Monk Fowler, the -New Orleans The route will be on the Mil­ Doak and demons. league. A rules committee, consisting Billings. June 23.—A day's salary as Cambridge Mass.—Harvard won the . out th(, wor]d\s champions, 6 to 0. guard of European sporting writers whn ! lightweight^ will have charge of the waukee from Great Falls to Chica­ of one player from each representa­ annual baseball series with Yale by a(idjtjon to Kerr's superb pitch- GIANTS WIN BY HITS. arrived Wednesday aboard the new ; boxing during the classes of instruc- councilman was given to the Pueblo go and from Chicago to Jersey City tive team met with Mr. Holdeman las! addition to Tuesday s victory, 16 to 4. I jng three lightning double plays eie- New York, June 23.—The New York French liner, Paris, on her maiden trip ' tri^n. which will begin next week, and relief fund here by each of the mem­ on the Pennsylvania lines. The Friday night and will meet with him n , . , , ; cured hv the locals featured Nationals turned the tables on Boston from Havre. | Fred Goldhahn, welterweight grappler at regular intervals for the purpose bers of the city council. The council Poughkeepsie.—-1 ho naval academy ; «-l-p. R H El total coast {»f the trip will be $350 Charles Ledoux, bantamweight cham- j hare complete charge of the wrest- and the University of California crews j ,,, here Thursday and easily won the last of discussing any difficulties whi<4i is not permitted by statute to donate .. .000 000 000—0 5 0 I including a ringside seat. game of the series. 10 to 4. The Gi­ pion of France, predicted Carpentier ! ''"g instruction. Classs in swimopieg might arise from time to time in the money from the city treasury, and $10 raced into first and second places ® I ' ...002 002 20x—0 12 2 would knock Dempsey out in six j W'N be hetd each evening following the three mile 'varsity event of the j .7' . ' ' ants hit Scott, Watson and Braxton proper settlement of disputes. in addition, was contributed by Mayor - Coveleskié, Caldwell. | freely. Frisch drove out a home run rounds. _• the classes in wrestling and boxing. intercollegiate regatta. ' Morton and The schedule will begin tonight (Fri- William V. Beers. Nunamaker; Kerr and ! and two singles and batted in four "1 have seen both men in action." ! Preparations have been made for Schalk. runs. he said, "and base my opinion on per-1 handling a large crowd on Saturday Score— R. H. E. sonal observation. For the first time I night. The running track at the "Y" ATHLETICS BUNCH AND WIN. BASEBALL Boston 001 021 000— 4 0 1 in his career. Dempsey will be called j gymnasium will accommodate a couple Philadelphia, .Tune 23.—Philadelphia New York.. 202 123 OOx—10 14 0 upon to fight a brain. Carpentier's ; of hundred spectators and arrange- Thursday won the deciding game of the NATIONAL LEAGUE. brain, coupled with his strength and ments have been made to accommodate Batteries: Scott, Watson. Braxton precision in hitting, will win."' a large crowd on the floor of the series with Washington, 5 to 3, bunch­ Pittsburgh, 2-3; St. Louis, 3-4. and Gibson; Toney and Snyder. ing ten hits in three innings. Boston. 4; New York. 10. Andrew Glarner, French track star, gymnasium. The seats on the floor of Outfielder Frank Walker was re­ BROOKLYN WINS EASILY. who will represent the Excelsior and the gymnasium and those on the first Philadelphia, 4; Brooklyn, 6. the Petit Parisien, said: i row of the balcony will be ringside leased by Philadelphia to Rocky Mount, Chicago, 6; Cincinnati, 3. Week-End Clean Up Sale of t.he Virginia league, from which club Brooklyn, June 23.—Brooklyn made "Every Frenchman is sending Car- seats and admission of one dollar will he was secured last year. AMERICAN LEAGUE. three straight from the Phillies ; pentier the message 'Bring home the be charged. Other seats will be sold I Thursday, winning a listless game, 6 ! bacon,' and I am sure he will do it." for fifty cents. Tickets for the ama­ Score: R HE Cleveland. 0; Chicago. 6. Washington ...000 000 201-3 11 2 to 4. Causey was hit hard and received — teur exhibition were put on sale Washington, 3; Philadelphia, 5. poor support. Griffith and Johnston Thursday nfternoon at Hussman's Philadelphia ...100 002 02x—5 11 1 4. Batteries—Schacht. Acosta and St. Louis. 6: Detroit, made home runs. pool hall, Goodman's Cigar store and New York. 6; Bostou, 1. (Babe 25.) Chicago Golfer Leads Gharritv; B. Harris ami Perkins. Score— R. H. E. at the Y .M. C. A. Philadelphia. 000 101 002—i 11 4 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. A Sale of Discontinued Styles of BROWNS' SINGLES WIN IN I2TH. Brooklyn ... 102 021 OOx—6 11 0 Field at St. Andrews Detroit. June 23.—Singles by Mc- Minneapolis. 9-S; Milwaukee, S-6. Batteries: Causey and Bruggy; Leavitt Will Orate Manus. Lee. Vangilder and Tobin in Toledo. 4; Indianapolis, 9. Miljus and O. Miller. St. Andrews. June 23.—(By The the twelfth gave St. Louis a G to 4 Columbus, 5; Louisville. 6. Associated Press).—Jock Hutchinson. and Bross Fight at victory over Detroit Thursday after­ St. Paul at Kansas City, postponed: REDS' ERRORS AID DEFEAT. Chicago golfer, at the end of the first rain. noon. After trailing the Browns until Cincinnati. June 23.—Chicngo's con­ day's medal piny in the British open Belt's Celebration the eighth, the Tigers scored three golf championship here Thursday, led PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. tinued timely hits, with Cincinnati er­ runs and took the lead, but in the rors. defeated the Reds Thursday. 0 the field with a total of 147. He made Special to The Tribune. the first round of eighteen holes in 72 Soft Collars at 2 for 25c ninth St. Louis evened the count, Sacramento, 1; Vernon, 2. (12 in­ j to 3. The locals made 13 hits, but Belt. June 23.—Scott Leavitt, for­ i when William hit, into the right field nings). and the second round in 75. j lost their opportunities by poor team •lim Barnes, of the Pelham club. mer secretary of the Great Falls Com­ bleachers for a home run. Salt Lake, 6; Oakland, 7. i work in the pinches. San Francisco. 5; Portland, 3. New York, was close on Hutchinson's mercial club, will deliver the address Score: R H E I Score— R, H. E. of the day at a Fourth of July celebra­ St Louis . .001 100 011 002—0 1« 2 Los Angeles, 12; Seattle, 7. heels. lie turned in a card of 74 for 10 STYLES-SIZES 14 TO 18 j Chicago <101 200 201—6 15 2 the first round, and another for 74 tion in this city. The celebration here Detroit .. .000 1 030 000—4 13 0 j Cincinnati .. 200 010 000—3 13 3 Batteries—Vangilder and Collins; for the second round, for a total of will be the only patriotic program car­ STMDIR8 OF THE 6LVIS Batteries: York, Freeman Rnd Kil- ried out by any city in this sectiou of Dauss aind Iiassler. 14S. So was Edward Ray, for he tied ! lefer; Marquard, Eller and Hargrave. Barnes with 148. The scores of 149 the state and will be conducted under NATIONAL LEAGUE. But not all sizes to a style. They are made of the best wearing soft collar cottons, Wingo. were quite numerous. th0 auspices of the American legion. Many Ball Teams Club— W. L. Pet. I A feature of the day's program will durable silks and other fine fabrics. Values up to 50c at 2 for 25c. They will go quickly. Pittsburgh 39 672 be a boxing bout between Pete Bross New York 37 .607 Arrest Made to Drive Boston 32 .54? Helena Negro Named of Great Falls and Bill Savage of Nei- Playing Regularly St. Louis 31 .517 Booze From Dances hart, middleweights. Bross defeated Brooklyn 31 .492 Capitol Postmaster Savage in a six-round go at Great on City Diamonds Chicago 26 .456 Lewistown, June 23.—During the Falls last Monday. MEN'S Cincinnati 24 .400 Helena. June 23.—Henry Baker well MEN'S ATHLETIC UNION Philadelphia 18 .31'J legion dance at ' the fair grounds a SHOES few nights ago, it was reported that known colored man of Helena, will be­ GREAT FALLS NOTABLES. $5.00 SUITS 85c Baseball has gotten away to a good come postmaster nt the state house on AMERICAN LEAGUE. two or three persons were peddling start and plenty of high class ball has July 1. Notification was received on Special to The Tribune. A cleanup of odd styles and broken lots. been played by the Great Falls teams. Club— w. L. Pot booze and one arrest has been made, Lewistown, Jhne 23.—Charles M. All sizes. Made of good quality check­ .629 Thursday that the postal department The senior division of the Y. M. C. A. Cleveland .. 39 23 Raymond Chatfield being the prisoner. Russell. Theo. Gibson and Wili.am This is a special offering of high grade New York .. 37 27 .578 He was arraigned in the district court at Washington had agreed to the re­ ed nainsook, with knitted elastic waist twilight, league will begin its two .545 commendation of the state board of Floweree of Great Falls were joined shoes. Value to $10.00. Washington 36 30 and pleaded not guilty, his bond being for comfort. months schedule tonight (Friday) and Boston 30 28 .517 examiners that Baker be given the here Thursday by David Hilger, T. C. I many of the Sunday teams have been Detroit 30 35 .462 fixed at $1,000. place. The salary is $1,800 yearly. Sherman and John B. Riteh, and the I playing regularly. The Park Giants, Chicago .. 26 S2 .448 The officers of the Legion are de­ .44.) Mr. Baker will succeed A. E. Lynch party left for Hardin to attend the MEN'S WORK I Great Falls colored ball team, will go St. Louis ... 27 34 termined to break up this booie-pedd- who has been in charge of the capitol Custer Battlefield celebration. At MEN'S Philadelphia 22 38 362 ling practice at its dances at any cost. SHIRTS 65C PAJAMAS to Cascade to match tiilen's with the postoffice since its origin in Decem­ Roundup the party will be joined by $1.95 team representing Cascade. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ber. 1913. auother delegation. Sizes 14 to 17. I The West Side Cardinals will play Club— W. Pet. Surgeon General's High grade pajamas made to sell at j the Senators at Earling park Sunday Louisville 36 .581 1 at 1:30 p. m. The Cardinals haw Minneapolis 34 .576 Aid to Be Speaker Good heavy weight blue chambray, $2.50. Plain white and fancy stripe Milwaukee 32 .508 ' played all the junior teams of the city .500 full cut—exceptional values. soisette and madras. All sizes. and have not met with defeat, so have Kansas City 30 St. Paul 30 .492 Helena, June 23.—Dr. W. F. Cogs­ ! issued challenges to the senior players Indianapolis 28 ,48.i well. secretary of the state board of in the city. I^ast Sunday they met Toledo 29 .460 health, announced that Dr. L. L. Luns- MEN'S KHAKI TROUSERS MEN'S NIGHT the Court of Honor nine at Earling Columbus 24 .393 den. assistant surgeon general of the HALF-PRICE SHIRTS park but were defeated 4 to 1. United States board of health, »ill 95C PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. CINE The Cardinals were handicapped speak at the third annual meeting of Our entire stock offered at y2 off for last Sunday as they played a morning Club— W. L. Pet. the Montana house health association MULTI-MILE Good summer weight muslin in plain .620 game with the North Side Sluggers San Francisco 49 30 in Billings,' July 11-12. Governor quick selling. white, some with colored trimmings. Sacramento 46 33 .582 and Brix, Cardinal moundsnien, pitched Seattle 45 33 .577 Dixon is also to be a speaker. against the Sluggers and tried to du­ Los Angeles 40 35 .533 plicate his feat in the afternoon but Vernon ...42 37 .532 PIONEER SENT TO ASYLUM. .520 D TI RES went dowu to defeat before the Court Oakland 39 36 Special to The Tribune. Salt Lake 28 46 .37S Lewistown, June 28.—Oliver Jutros, batsmen. Pauls will be on the mound Portland 17 56 .233 MONTANA RACINE RUBBER CO. 212 212 Sunday against the Senators and Spit­ one of the pioneer hardware merchants zer will do the receiving. F. Martin O. W. Beldon, president of the Bank of this city, Wednesday was commit­ Central Central will do the twirling for the Senators of Fergus couty; J. R. Swift, secre­ ted to the state infirmary at Warm I Ave. and Garrison will work behind the tary of the Montana Milling Co., and Springs. The old man's mind has beeu A Montana Corporation KÂ UFMAN'S Ave. late. The Cardinals are also trying failing for some time and it haa been W. ,T. Johnson, president of the First Distributors for Montana and Wyoming to arrange a return gain« with the National Bank of Lewistown, are busi- decided that be needs such attention Court of Honor, neu visitors in Qreat Falls. as can be given him at the afflua. GREAT FALLS,. MONTANA.