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Ball Fans Pay Tribute UMPIRES ISSUE I To Cleveland Shortstop THE OLYMPIC FACE FACTS ON MAYS I Ray Chapman Was All Around Athlete and One of the Best Diamond Stars in the Game; Death Was Accidental Pitcher Who "Beans" Chap- According to District Attorney Joyce; man Declared to Be User Plan Military Funeral of Roughened Ball I Aug. 18 Hundreds deep Into the host of his admirers BOSTON, Aug 13 The explanation CLEVELAND - of admirer., and friends of Ray hap-ma- as soen as it became known that an by Carl (lays, of the New York Am- star shortstop of the Cleveland operation had failed to save his life. ericana that the killing of K.-- Chap- - baseball club, gathered at the Union The thought that the diamond tragedy man, stir shortstop of Cleveland, was M depot today to meet th bon;, of their would spoil the Chances of the Cleve- due to a rouph spot on the hall Mays Idol, who died In New York yester- land and New York teams for the pitched which caused It to take nn tin- - M day. American league pennant was general expected twist, was the subject of a S Among those accompanying the .U her hotel, .Mrs Chapman, whcS rtatrnient today b Cmpir.-- William -- body were Chapman s widowed bride arrived from Cleveland several hours Evans and William Dlnneen. of the Manager Iris Speaker and Joe Wood after her husband breathed his last, American league. Hk of the Cleveland team refused to receive the profcrrod con- ' No pitcher in the American league, It was taken in charge by an un- solation of her husband s friends and resorted to trickery more, '.han Carl WU dertaker ponding funeral arrange- team mates. Except Tor Trie Speak- Mays in attempting to rougn a ball In ments. er, she would see no one. order to get a break on It which would g Chapman's death occurred In a Karlier she announced her Inten- make it more difficult to hit," th 9 lospltal following an operation after tion of going to ihe undertaken par-- I statement ani Hnp - he had been hit on the head by n lore, but later when It was learned By MII.TOV BRONXER j solve.- clear In the lines cut In tho he is al50 a famous sculptor. '"me ce)ebrate1 rifle here said most "Until the new pitching rules cams pitched ball In Monday s game be- that the body could be moved to lairopc an .Manar.i r K A. human countenance? His four bronze masks showing ihe modern sculptors devote themselves into force which put a sevctc penalty JfJJ tween New ork and Cleveland and .Cleveland tonight, jhc declared she All artistic and athletic Ixindon has progress of futlgtie hav attracted iho to the female nude on a pitcher roughing the ball. Mays H would wait until her home. LONDON, Aug. 18 What's the been question special It has Dr. constantly used to drag the ball across EOT sustained a fractured skull. arrival 1 asking the and finding attention of the London art remained for MeKenzie EAGER FOR PLW WT The postmoi tem examination of the Olympic faco like the answer In the exhibition of bronze' critic;. But all his orks have re- to study the male nude and show that ihe pitching rubber in order to rough-e- n It was Chapman's eagerness to aid body bioughl no new information. Ac- When you get close up to the sculptures bj Dr Tait MoKensle, pro-- ; ceived their meed of praise. in grace, in beauty of line. In expres- the surface. Hundreds of balls In giving this city its first pennant cording to tne autopsy surgeon. Chap- .voting athletes who are competing at fessor of physical education In the MeKenzie has taken as his models sion of motion It not oniy compares wire thrown out every year because that Indirectly resulted In his death man died from a blow in the left present In Antwerp for the world's University of Pennsylvanls the clean-limbe- d American lads he favorably with the female, but that It or this act." When he married Mfss Kathareen temporal region which fractured the championships in various contests, Not only is lr MeKenzie a trainer sees ai work in the Pennsylvanls gym- lends Itself to works that are quite The umpires took notice of a re- - I Daly, one of Cleveland's beet known skull, depressing part of bone, whb h how do tholr Intense efforts, deter- of athletes, a leeturer on athletic, a nasium and athletic Grounds His .is f;i sclnatlng as many of the ancient mark attributed to Mays that Umpire Hr Inter-crani- - society women last ( etober he was caused an al hemorrhage. mination and fatigue make them- 'skiik-- anatomist and physician, but' faces aro typical American faces I GreeV studies i;reek athletes. Thomas Connolly, w ho was i ehlnel the flff asked If he would retire from the DEEPL1 l?OU RED. plate, was responsible for th accident Hi e.imc and devote Ills time to a busi- Colonel Huston said he was deeply because he permitted a rough ball to EU ness in which he had acquired an In- touched by Chapman d death. I am Stay In the game The umpire! char- - sorry HB terest. terribly that Chapman was ictcrized this alleged statement as an f I I YANCV TAKES I "I'll play next year for want to killed he said m sorry such an RED SOX SPLIT GINCI PLAYERS FAST PLAY IN libl" thai imi with poor grace. . H help give Tr!s Speaker and the CI' d accldi nt had to happen in our park short time ago." the- added "the fans the fust pennant Cleveland or that any of our team had any con- club owners complained to President flii ever has had ' Chapman replied nection with it it is unfortunate that Johnson that too many balia were be- - MflSi I S(lt Then will talk quitting." a should have been Mays who pitched ! ing thrown out. President Johnson Chapman also was a star track man the ball, loo, because of the tremend- sent out a bulletin telling the umpires 8fil and football player In competltletn ous publicity he has had. I can't say HIFLEFEATURE DOUBLEHEADER RALLY IN NINTH FIRST ROUND :o keep the balls in the games as much i5j with hundreds of athletes Including anv more." a possible, except those which were Ijffij many stars of large universities Chap- He admitted there would be bltter-- I dr.ngerous." jtjip man won a place on the Cleveland ness on the part of players, but said The players of the Boston and De- - wgm naval reserve track teum In 1918. he had assurances from Trls Speaker Keen Competition on Card at Boston Wins Game With 'Win Third Straight Game Tennis Tourney at Boston trolt clubs who were at the point yes- - W IS si'KlN PER. tnai he would do all possible to prc-ve- First terday of signing a petition to have Hb In a field me t at i amp Custer ho an attitude of antagonism be- - Camp Perry Rifle Cham- Tigers on Long End in From Chicago Cubs by Opens With Keen Matches Mr.ys banned from the game todav took first honors In the 1 u o ami Jim coming general among Chapman'si awaited word from Manager Speaker yard dashes his time for the 100 yards team males. pionship Contests Second Contest 3 to 2 Count on First Card 'of the Cleveland club as to his views on being 10 seconds '.thousands of fans, most of whom1 the-i- r proposed action. Several assert- - Be! He also was a member of the crack did not know Chapman had died, ee) that regardless of any general ac- - Migl naval reserve football team the only gathered to see todays rame. They CAMP PERRY Ohio. Au? 17 BOSTON, Aug 17. Interesting play ition. they would not go to bat against EgM eleven to defeat Pittsburg university seil w hen told tnat the shortstop Lieutenant L. a. Tnncy. Yonkers, N w as brought out In the national dou-,ble- s Mays again Hj In 1918. The baseball team which had died and that the game had been V. won the Wimbledon cup match in LEAGUE" law n tennis championship tourna- t no Sift' Chapman captained was called oif. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL undefeated shooting ment r? all season WONDERFUL RECORD the national rifle association of tli Chestnut Hill courts of CLEVEbAXH, .. Aug. 17. Ravi today on the 1000 yard range, with a the Longwood Cricket club toda when Members of the naval reserve club W W asked meml ui his family they Chapman played In 1,030 games possible of 100 plus one buliseye and L. Pet - Pet. the first round and five of eight COAST LEAGUE eia that with Cleveland 71 40 .640 rineinnatl 6 570 the be allowed to hold a military funeral. ihe Cleveland club, exclusive of exhi-- 1 a S. R. Stokes. Washington, D fl matches in the second w erp completed. I billon games, four. Chicago 72 42 636 Brookln 63 48 568 since Joining the team, ' was second with a possible plus .5 The feature was a five set match in J New Y'ork 72 44 .021 New York 60 50 45 NEW YORK Aug. 7 New York August 12, l aii-u- w - Pet one bullscjc and a three, for third St. Louis 54 56 .495 Pittsburg 56 52 519 hich Willis Davis and Roland Roh- baseball paid final to- ot o.iot bat, ninety-nin- e 75 58 564 tans tribute times at he made place three scores of were 61 .464 .Chicago 56 59 .487 'erts. fast CaUfornlans won from w. Salt Lake fl 1.054 Vanam-burg- Boston 59 0 night to Ray Chapman shortstop of hits, for an average of .278 C J- - . M. Vernon i .56 2 and legistcded by Captain Washington 4S 60 .444 St . 51 CO 4 59 Washburn and Eean Mathey. of lH the Cleveland American team, who Scored 671 runs. He drew 442 bases school; Cap- Louis New San 68 6K 607 small urnig firing Detroit 42 69 .379 Boston 47 57 .452 Vork. Francisco died early today from the blow he re- Ion balls, struck out 412 time.5. stole E. C. Crossman. Washington, D. The players were on Los Angeles 67 6S .196 2X6 tain Philadalphla 35 76 .315 Philadelphia 44 G6 .400 tho courts H ceived on the head from a pitched oases and delivered 33i sacrifice C, and H. Chambers, Michigan clvli-- 1 nearly four hours. After the Califor-Inian- Seattle 65 67 .403 ball in the game between New York hits. tan. by brilliant play, run Portland 63 65 A92 Hi YcMordn y's Results Yesterday's Results hnd out and Cleveland yesterday. Tgnlght Id ihe American league in runs M, C. Mumma, , 17. lows City, the first set ,Oakland 63 74 .460 MKH Jr At Washington t St. At Philadelphia (First game) Washburn and chapman's body was put aboard a In 1918, with 84. in 1912, 1917 and Mumma, Of First game) Mathey rallied strongly, 77 .426 i.on of Colonel executive 7, 2; (second New 8. 7. ( ISaeramcnto .57 tili train for Cleveland, where It is to ar- 1910. he led the league in sacrifice and one of Louis Washington gamei Vork Philadelphia ?econd The second Yesterday's Results . fleer of tho matches, the St. Louis 9, Washington 10. (Ten in- - gamcl'ow York 2. Philadelphia 3. set went to deuco six rive tarlj tomorrow. hits, Betting a world's record in 1917 800 scor-'c- d New It 6, 1. youngest of the competitors, nings. ) At St. Louis Pittsburg 10, St. Louis times before the Yorkers took Salt Lake San Francisco J RESPECTS j with b".. Chapman owned a fielding 0 7. Angeles 5, 4. FY a All the winners used the U New York Cleveland-Ne- Vork 6. Davis and Roberts cuptured the Los Sacramento fiXlS Today while the body lay average of .938 for the nine years In jarmy sights. third, ernon-Seatil- e game postponed. M&X at the rifle without telescoDlc game postponed Chap-- l At Chicago Cincinnati 3 Chicago 2 and their opponents took rooms, base- 1915 he had more putouts any account death h kland-Portlan- d undertakers' hundreds of than The Herrlck trophy cup hiatcb was man. the fourth tho same seore The 'a amc postponed. 1 ball fans called to view n fJnd tonight shi.ristop In Ihe big league 37S and finished this evening with forty-eig- ' allfornians won the final set as an escort as 1917 he led At Boston (First- - game) Detroit Toda.v's Schedule acted the coffin was Jin the 3hort fielders of teams of eight men each competing '3, 4; game No games Both teams were erratic. placed on a trunk car it his league In both putouts and asslsta 900 Boston (second Detroit scheduled. W. T. Hayes H. that carried nt the 800 yard, tho yaid and the 3, Boston 1. and R Burdlck, through the station to the ir.iln The with 360 and 528 respectively 1000 ard stages Tabulation has not the Chicago Learn, had considerable Senators Lose Opener fans formed an aisle While he made many errors, he had CHICAGO, Aug 18. Cincinnati difficulty in near the gates yet been completed. Today's Chicago in final gam" of disposing of J W. Foster and stood with bared h ads a.- - been guilty of few njlsplays sea- m n Schedule the the 'ond J Wheelwright. I the ir this UUZONA wins. 3 a Longwood bearing body passed son While more Chicago at Philach lphia. t series estorday to 2, doubles by the through. accepting than 600 The Port t'llnton trophy, which end- Washington. Sickling were out team. Los While the death of Chapman chances, ho had made only 28 errors. vesterday, ci- St Louis at and Allen after two W T to Angeles Team lias ed went to the Arizona Cleveland New York in the pulllnc over the winning Tllden and Charles Garland caused sorrow among baseball mag- In the first two New York games vilian team with a score of 579 out of at ninth pi the Davis cup team, hud no trouble I Detroit Boston run. nates, players fans, here last week, Chapman 21 COO. at Phil-ilr-- p and none seemed accepted a possible Massachusetts was with one on base winning from T. N. Jayne and ah deeply grieved as Carl Ma;, s, iht out of 22 chances, having nine as- with 578 and Minnesota thin) Robertson's homer Brain in straight nets. ANGELES. Aug 18 lo- - second BOSTON, Aug. 18. Boston De- in the elphih. permitted Chicago to tlo LOS The B New sists each day regl-- I and fork pitcher, who delivered the with 571 In the championship count call won the opening game of tho ball that resulted In Chapman s death team match, the Philippines troit won and lost csterday, Boston the series from the Senators here yester- - Hfl mental In Score: " After the game yesterday, Maya CHICAGO. Aug 17 top Winning the first ijame the opening 4. Sena-tor- s went Ban Johnson, infantry first team landed at the a R II E. da the count being to The to his room it president of the Is- tinning when triple, double and three and denied hlmsi to all. American league, Iwith 67 .'. and the Pot to Rico infan- 3 7 2 pounded Aldridge hard in the Ho paced the floor during the nlghl sued a statement today In apprecla-- I try, second, 565 singles scored four runs. Cincinnati with Chicago 2 6 1 CAPTURES fourth frame. and when word came today that Hon of tho baseball career of Ray The national individual small bore Ehnike had the better of Harper In flflfli Score. I i Vaughn Chapman had died, he broke down Chapman, Cleveland shortstop. 'event, is the second contest. Batteries. Ellfr and Allen. R. E. which closes Thursday, The Fenwav park flag hung and II and said he desired to give himself up Raj Chapman was B splendid headed by Q L, Waikvns, of Camp at half Dal. 4 7 2 B ' in memory Ray Sacramento as soon as possible character. ho said. He was loved luennlng, Gn., with 391 out of a poss- mast of Chapman. Los Angeles 5 11 ' Score: PHILADELPHIA Aug IS Phila- l On his visit to and respected by every one In W. R Aid-ridg- e. the district attor- the ible 400 Stokes, Washington E. delphia's inning rally Batteries Mails and Cook ney s office, Mas was accompanied profession (lean, wholesome and Vi Cm is second with 388 and J. T R. H. ninth featured Hughes. Passler, 3 11 2 both games of double-heade- r, TOUGH MATCH Thomas and by Charles Mclfanus, business m manly, he contributed to the high Livers. New York third with 3S7 Detroit yesterday's . . winning g'T of the Yankees, Manager Trls standard of baseball His tragic In the small bore corps Boston . , ..410 3 the iocals the second . murine 3 2, New Speaker and Seen tar-- Walter death wil be keenly deplored by R Batteries; Oldham and Stanagc. to after York had captured his niatch, J. Loughlln Sionehouse. W In Innings, 8 7 of Cleveland lufc comrades and many Jones and alters. the first contest ten to the the thousands Mass Is leading with a total of 197 A single Hodges' Stick Work Mays made his Assist- who have been by his possible 200; W R. is Second game double a and a Fast Play Opening statement to thrilled brilliant out of a Stokes, R. H E flv the winning run in Features p. performance on 1 scored the first I ant District Attorney Joyce. the 19 sev 193 John field" second with and eral have 1 game. The pitcher, eyes filled with for place. Detroit 3 11 Tilts of Professional tears and third 1 7 2 Manager e barely able to story, try-o- Boston Cravath started his team Is Factor in Bee Win teil his said The matches in the shotgun victorious in game Golf Games "It was a straight last ball and not tournament today brought out both Batteries: Ehmke and Stanage, drive the second with a r. singles then i a curved one. When Chapman came amateurs and professionals The pro- Harper and Schang. Three I got RUT won the game to bat the signal for a straight fessionals scored as follows: Score CHICAGO, Aug 17. Lawrie Ayton. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 18. The J ball, which I ; Wi D. D, WASHINGTON, Aus 18. St. Louts fast delivered It was III Gross New York. 2l, (possible British Hees game Washington split double-heade- r New York 8 12 2 professional, rccentlv imported won the first of the scries little too close and I saw Chapman 25 . A St, Louis, and Killman. 25; P. J. - 7 14 by the Evanston Gold club Chicago, from the locals here yesterday chiefly Bsn ( - lyesterda the visitors taki'- the Philadelphia lj of duck his head to get out of the patl ; Hohlran Portland. rc., 25; F. Gll- flm. through Hodges, Ibcrt, 7 to 2 the locals the second, 10 to 9, Batteries . Tcney Douglas, Barnes won the mort difficult match in the the stick work of Red of the ball. He was too late, howevei Spirit Lake, Iowa, 24; G. Trent. Snyder; Rlxey day'fl a recruit, the count being 6 to 2. a 24 which went eleven innings and Meadows. Belts. first pla at 36 holes of the Pro-- I Q and second later he fell It was th DEFEAT (Minneapolis, and Lieutenant A. Smith and Wheat, Stroud on the slab for the winners MEET The wining run was a - most regrettable Incident of Griffin Alton III . '4. the result of fessional Golfers' association's tourna- nij v!(-- second game twlrlerl good ball. earner and I unnlrl nm li hit and off second hv Sh.inke urii-.iui- v e ihinr single by R II E iii. ui iuuuj, MOIlIie. Score. could undo w d and a Oharrltv thirty-nin-e hat has happen Now 2 S 2 ;of Philadelphia, in holes r, ii B After hearing .May's story. Mr Score; York 17 Philadelphia 3 10 3 James Barnes of St Louis, defeated Salt Lake 6 13 1 said he thought Chapman's ANTWERP. Aug The United! R. H E VW was St. 7 10 1 Batteries. Nehf and Snyder, Hubell George Bowden of Boston, 4 and 3 San Franelsco death was accidental." States eliminated from the feath- Louis 282 W erweight Olympic Greco-Roma- n wres- VALENTINE WINS Washington 2 8 2 and Tragesfor Barnes" morning card of 71 was lowest Batteries. Stroud and Jenkins. Manager Speaker of tho Cleveland! Couch and Agnew s club, talking with Colonel Huston, tling this afternoon when John K Batteries Burwell, Shocker, Soth- - of the day for 18 holes. Yorres, Chicago Greek A A C., was orn and Btilinfrs; Courtney, and Ohar-rlty- . ST. LOUIS, Auk IS Pittsburg de- J Douglas Edgar. Canadian part owner of the Yankees, said the bj Louis io to 6, yesterday hit- cham accident was unavoidable pinned Etalkonen Denmark! In sev- feated st. 'pion of Atlanta. Ga., won en J Gallery T' S. hav- game: ting Schupp hard The park flif? was from Pat Shawnee Noses Out "'I do not hold Mays responsible.'1 minutes. N, Second O 2 ing In t flown at mast in memory of Kay Hara of New York to and Wil he added. I have been active in been downed lie morning R H E. half RAGEGLASSiCS 2 Chapman !liam McFarlr.no of New York, lost to discouraging my pla.. from holding! George Metropoulla, of Gary, Ind St. Ixuis 9 19 rs outpointed Youyoukas, a Greek, . 10 3 Score : Alex Cunningham of St. Joseph, Mo, Mays responsible and in respect to who! Washington 15 Mightellion on Track n R. H. E. Chapman's memory as well as formerly lived In New York, In the! Batteries Lynch, Burwell, Weil-ma- 'by tho same margin I for the 13 0 cIlls-s- I Pittsburg 10 good of baseball. I hope Kg pound class. In the ame and Severeld Schact, Acosta, William Meblhorh, Tulsa. Okla., de- all talk of A, Swl-- , 6 14 2 kind will stop. I can si J.mnssens, Belgian, filled R. Columbus Man Captures Zachery ami Plcinlch St. Louis feated Walter Nelson, Indianapolis, ? this realize Ma U S. In Three Cooper Carlson and DAVENPORT, In.. Aug 17. - as deeply any man court) part, N.. four minutes Batteries 2. Shaw- feels 'u and of Scott. Glenn and Dllhoffer. 'and r.ec nosed of Migntelllon In I do want to anything to Five Events on Grand Hennefer. aheal not add his ANTWERP, Aug. 17 In con- Joel: Hutchinson, Chicago, defeated three straight heats in the 2 .17 II n 1 do not know what prompt- the ENGLISH trot burd' today Circuit Card EAGER Eddie Loo;;, Chicago, o and 3 of the second day's races of of Boston De- tinuation of the preliminaries of the Great ed the nctton the .md Greco-Rom- an W-- I the wrestling, Leendan. Charges Against Clarence Hackney, Atlantic City, N. Western circuit today in a race which troit players. For my part think it v. as mk Speaker !of Belgium, waa ghen the decision PHILADELPHIA. 17 It was J. defeated Phil He:der. Tulsa, Okla. neck and neck. is deplorable." referred to Rogers, 25 Alt. TO CLASH After two bad starts. Bonnie report from Boston that the play- lover United States, after Day'' the WITH 3 and 2 Dillon the (minutes The Americans protc-sfe- the "Valentine at the start of steadied and took first money in the would not play In subsequent Nas-beri- Mulligan Dismissed The second round match at 36 holes ers award, claiming Rogers was the ag-- I fourth prnnd circuit meeting at 1.2:36 trot, losing the first two and win- - K games with Mays. G j Will be played tomorrow BSSOr throughout Lieutenant II , today, A Valentine of Colum-- AMERICA'S nlng the last three heats. 3 Grief for the popular shortstop cut I STARS Sitymansk I S. A., out pointed l, bus. O, capturing three of the five a Czech, in the d class. races on the doubleheTdrr card car- SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17. L'ddlc INSURES Ills EARS. I ried over from yesterday because of .Mulligan. Salt 1'ike third baseman, PITY POOR IMPS. LOS ANGELES "Bull'' Montana. iu 17 ANTWERP, Aug 17 -- A Irregu- new urk. Aug. Preliminary 'rain. proposal bj was cleared of all churRes of CINCINNATI. Otto Thcege, mem- and now a movie actor, VM arrangements for a reception and en-- i EngliBfa of In connection with Pacific ber of Cincinnati Umpire's asso-- I has gone Klttj Gordon who He won the 2.08 pace with Gold athletes oxford and Cam larities the Insured tfl rtaiumenl here in honor of the Am- bridge universities, to have Olympic Const league baseball games In an an- elation, lost five pounds during a her sleek back, and Willie Hoppe who nV S nlymplc team on tt6 return Quart', the William Penn stake for 2 today by League Presl- - game last-- , his hands erican entrants from the 1'nitcci States com- nouncement work The has guaranteed against ac- - HI from Antwerp were started tonight at ear old Iroltcrs w ith Logalusa and ijent W II McCai thy ed 2 hours and 4G minutes, while 33 cldents. one better by injuring his Bl pete with Great Britlau's in a base-ima- n ! a meeting of the board of governors !$2500 hotel stars W Baker i Babe) Borton. first dented the platter. ears, BcllevueRtratford stake meet at Queen's club. London. Septem unconditionally ri'ns B of the Metropolitan Association of the 9 Hh Peter Cojej released from the Amateur Athletic unions. Tentative her 4, Is under consideration, it w as club in connection with gam-iblln- g Twenty-fiv- e of. the thirty-on- e Vernon plans provide for a parade, theatre horses learned today. The Americans charges, named Mullifsan as one starting won a portion of the money are re party and banquet for the athletes, ported to have agreed to the plan If it 'ot tho league players to whom he had who are expected late In September. The 2.0C trot was the feature of the given a sum of money for "assisting Skin Eruptions Cause oo does not interfere with the daie set for year card, and broucht Peter Coley and sailing. Vernon to win the pennant" last fin?t their McCarthy s statement said this charge Baron (Vgantle together for the supcested by Constant Torture season ,, Events the English- had been found groundless. Santel Wins in 'time this The latter made men for the meet are along eases, come from a disappointing thowing. how ever, and the lines of disordered condi- tin- Pennsylvania relays. They would Disease Germs Must Oe Eliminated tion of the blood. They must be cured Valentine's trotter won the first two 400 From the Blood. through the blood, handily, beating Rex include a yard race by a team Fast Events on and this explains I Straight Falls heats Charlie in of four, each man one why local treatment fails so tiie first heat and Selka In the second. running bun absolute! dred; a mile run for quarter n When vour skin disease reaches it The radical and In the third heat Irma Jay came from milers, rational treatment i o mile run for half milers. and four worst stage and the fiery burning is to take a thorough course of S. S S SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17 behind and beat Charlie Rex in a Interstate Card B Ad eight-mil- causes you to scratch and scratch In the purely vegetable remedy! -- land runs for distance men blood Santel, claimant of the light heavy drive. Best time was 2:06)4, 1 weight The program also would Include open an effort to obtain relief, there is many which thoroughly cleanses the blood wrestling championship of the. night you. every of v . rid, defeated Jim Londos In entS, the high and broad Jumps, and KANKAKEE. Ill Aug 17. Great a sleepless in store for particle of Impurity. A few bot- - ex- fall:- race 120 It is nothing more than folly to tles of 9 S. S. will - straight tonight. Santel got the INDIAN CENTERFIELDER a hiph hurdles of yards. W e?tern race results at the interstate rout out the dis- first In two hours 27 minutes. 35 fair here today follows pect to be cured by the uec of local ease germs from vour blood, your com- second: second In 12 salve.-- , the minutes, II HELD ON CHECK CHARGE LAWLER WINS 2 10 pace, purse $500 Effie Direct, treatment, such as ointments, plexion will begin to clear up and you r Our bojs at the Olympic games seconds, both with an arm scissors Such remedies may afford will be I i ATLANTA. Ga.. Aug. 17 Jack Law won. Brownie, second. Betty Black lotions, etc soon rid of the disease as thou- - M Are all so blame fast that hold. some temporary relief, but you want sands of have J oo CITY", 18. "Bud- lor of Omaha. Neb., was given the ref-- I lock, third. Best time, 2 12;. others They'll leaTe the rest so far SIOUX la.. Aug. you want a v J decision at the end of a ten-- 2:15 trot, purse $500 Sis Bing, won; more than relief, remedv Get a bottle at the drug to- - 1 behind PURCHASE PLAYERS. dy" Robinson. Indian centertlelder for eree'a ' you ftore li base-be- ll Ben McGreg that will rid forever of the tortur- day. write to our head physician They won't know where CHICAGO. Aug y President the Sioux Olty Western league round featherweight bout here tonight Jenny Balance, second: who by I 2 14J,4- ing disorder. will gladly give you eeck, of tho Chicago National league-basebal- l club, was arrested the police with Freddie Jocks of Enpland. Law-- or, third. Eest time, full medical ad ssflI jj they're at. al- pimples, ul f club, announced today on a charge of false drawing and ler landed the hardest, blows but Jacks, 41 furlongs, purse $125 Nameless,1 L uiiia. tetter, boils, vice without charge Address Medical If M "What others do In ten seconds the tering of a check. scalp eruptions, as Director, 612 1 nothing purchase of Oscar Fuhr from the Oma 'according to sporting writers, bad the won; Wildfire, second; Locomotion, cers, irri'atlon3 and Swift Laboratory. Allan They'll do in flat. Robinson was imprisoned In the forms of skin dls- - ta, Ga , of iedgo boxing. third. jwell as all other V v . ha, Neb club the Western league county Jail- in

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