The Ogden standard-examiner. [volume], July 03, 1922, LAST EDITION - 4 P. M., Image 8

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, THE OGDEN SlAiNOARD-EXAivUNtR MONDAY EVENING. July J
Ksfl TOPS
KERS IN
HRTHERN LOOP
fcir Hundred Hitters
mgain Make Appearance
W in Average Column
HporR HUNDRED hitters have again
mndo their appearance In the
H Northern Utah league, according to
averages compiled today! which ln
H :ude the contest played Sunday ie
H twcen Logan and sden. Four rcfru
lar are clouting .400 or better. George
Hp French, third baseman of ' he Ogden
ri ii, B out In front with a mark of
43-4, .supplanting Snapp of Brlfham,
H second vlth a mark of 403.
French bnoete-d his average during tho
paet week from .385 whllo Snapp
raided bis mark to .403 from 337,
Ernie Fallentihe of ogcen and sin'
B tery of Hrlgham are next In line with
H marl; 400 each. Kennedy of L,o-
an Is next with .357. Other leaders
ire. 13 Johnson, Smlthfleld, .366; Pe
tersen. gden, .346 and Young, Brig
ham. .333
Hit ngl s of Brigham Is first in run
H getting. Ho has collected 16 . The
J other leaders in Mils department are:
1 i lark, Brigham, it.; Kllpaulek, ugden,
H Falck. Logan, and Slattery. Brigham.
H 12 each. Dorlous. Smlthfield and Pe
tersen, Ogdcn. 11 each
L.EAD8 EN HITS
I Snapp continues to top the stickers
in the inosi hits. He Is credited with
itS. Fallentlne of ugden, and Slattery
of Brigham, are next in line with II
each. B Johnson of Smlthfield Is
fourth with SI, Kennedy of yig:in
.md French of Ogden are next with 20
h, Young, Brigham, Clark, Brlg
l, ;n.l Petersen of Opdcn, are next
H IS each.
H I-'a lU-n'ine continues y blaze the
H trail in the two base department, hav-
m iii i . rhniijjji ni Li..m .in,i but
tery of Brigham, are next In line with
7 each. Other leaders are: French
and Clark. Ogden. Goodwin, STmlth
H field, Kennedy. Logan, and Menges,
H Bnclgrove of gden, and Kilpatrlck
H f ( guen are tied for first honors In
H triples with four each. Petersen of
1 's'lJcn and Kennedy of Logan are tied
H for third with three each.
Hansen of Smlthfield continues to
H lead in circuit clouts. He has three
H tallied ni Pallentine of t gden is sec-
H ond with two. other leaders are:
H Dbrlous, Goodwin and Plclvor, Smiih-
1 neld, Young and Borstadt, Brigham,
and Phillips, Logan, one each.
FAIiL.ENTI.VE FIRST
Fallentlno leads In total bases with
36. Slattery of Brigham. Is second,
H with 31. B. Johnson. Smlthfield and
H Snapp. BrlKham, are tied for third,
with 27 earh. French of Ogden and
m f Young of Brigham are next with 26
each Petersen and Snclgrove of Og
den and Kennedy of Lojcan are next
Jn line with 2.'. each, followed by Phil
Hps. Logan. 24.
Petersen of the Gunners is out in
lront in sacrifice hits with six. Kil-
ul Patrick, Ogden, Barry. Brigham and
Dorloua Smlthfield. are tied for sec
ond with three each
Menges of tho Poaches easily tops
the stolen base artists. He has eeht
BM :f hl3 credit Jari of I,ocnn Is sec-
bbbbH 0?i-wilh fivc- Ptt?rMen and Snelgrove
Bill- J'gden are credited with f,,ar e.,eh
Other leaders In this department are:
Fwnch and KUpatrlck; Fallentlne,
Ogden. I-alck and Nelson Logan and
Goodwin, Smlthfield, three each'
H vii Gun,nor8 a?n top the loop In
hitting with a mark of .808 Brigham
-ond. Smlthfield third ana iT
gan fourth
If MICHIGAN CITY
H IN SPOT LIGHT
Fans Gather and Watch
Leonard Defend Light
weight Title
I
MICHIGAN CITY. Tnd.. July 3
H (Bj the Associated Press) -ThlKthriv-
h Ing little city with a lightweight i ham-
plonship bout on Its hands began o
fill up today with the first influx of
fight fans for the ten-round content j
H , '.ween Benny Leonard, the title hold-'
er and Rocky Kansas, the Buffalo
I challenger, in Floyd Fitzalnunpns' open,
I air arena tomorrow afternoon
Indications are that 26,600 rlnc fans
iill pay approximately $75,0ou to occ
the fight.
The advance sale Indicates a capa
eiiv crowd for the concrete bowl
which has been bull! within a stone's
throw of Lake Michigan for the bout
Both Jeonard ihd the thr'ee times!
H chalh nger for th !
virtually ended th ,r training Sunday 1
Neither will do an more work v.ithi
l he gloves until the) climb through;
the ropes tomorrow. Leonard fm
Ished his boxinfr Sunday without in-!
r to his hands and i read) to sot
H a furious pace for the Bui i i hal-
lenger.
I hile Leonasd l confl1n: ,r win
ning, lie nevertheless. ha, deep rp.
spect for the hard hitting Kansas
Rocky always has given Leonard the
most desperato sort of battl . He is
B " shorl and - i and n rip in
HHV with a short left to the body lhat it
'K dangerous. He has an attack that
always has worried hit opponents, and,
J with the exception of Leonard, recent-
ly has floored almost every man who
H facod him in the ring
Kansas probably m!1 face a weight
'Badantar:e of about three pounds
i tomorrow. The Champion plans to no
jit " rit.K r,t ,,
while Kansas probably iil not s.aie
Bj mt;,'', tl'an 133 or 134 pounds, which
H Is his best weight.
II Fourth of July
H ,!k. DANCE I
jj I Enjoy a cool delightful eve-1
I C rung dancing on the finest floor
j in the state. No car fare to
I Pay- Admirsion only 30c per
H j I person.
OLLC REEVE'S " "
5 DANCE ORCHESTRA '
I ' L.-!H'TF' CITY
CRUCIAL TILT
HERE TUESDAY
IN RAG CHASE
i Brigham and Ogden Tangle
in Deciding Game at
Local Park
OGDEX'S BASEBALL TEAM of the
Northern Utah league still ha a
fighting chance to Rain the pennant In
the loop race for flrnt half of the sea
son, which closes July 4. The Gun
ners will entertain the Brigham Peach"
es her,- Ttieaday, beginning promptly
at 2.30 o'clock.
a defeat at the hands of Brigham
Tuesday will pui the Gunners qui of
the r;ice, while :i Metnry will put them
In S tie position with the Pen, h I
should gden lose to the Teaches, the
Brlghaniltcs will Arab the flag for the
first half of the bracket of games
Due to these facts, one of the larir-
Cflt Crowds Of the se.-ison In exile,
to be in attendance to give tho teams
the once OV01
MliKS OX SLAB
Sylvester .New") Nlles. the chap
that chucked urh a brilliant game
Sunday apninnt Logan, will work on
the slab for Ogden Nlles Is now in
form and If given good support, stands
a good chance of setting the Peaches
back
Lloyd Keller the sensational 'kid"
pitcher of the league is slated to op
pose Nlles.
Keller has been the chief reason
of Brlgham'M BUi C6SB during the sea
son and is out to add another victory
over Ogden to his string. Lefty Half,
skipper of the Teaches will be herd in
reserve.
The Brlghomlten have one of the
best aggregations In the league.
CHANGE KFFECmVK
The change in the hatting order of
the Ogden club which wa. placed In
effect Sunday, worked out to perfec
tion. All of the men appeared more
at home and the results were forth
coming, which is one reason for the
change.
Ogden plnyers will enter the battle
Tuesday confident of victory. The
(Stunners have played soma nifty games
during the season ,nd tho contest July
1. promises to be no exception.
Hundreds of fans are expected to
journey to the gam from Brigham
to root for their club.
Play In the second half of th pefted
ille will commence next Saturday.
Kemember Tuesdays game will
begin at .30 p m. sharp
l
ARRANGE GOLF
FEATURE FOR
LOCAL STARS
.Members of the Ogden O.o'.f and
Country club will stage a mixed
twosome flag tournament July 4,
according to an announcement
made today by Louis Crook, golf
professional. This event will be
the big attraction at the club In
dependence day.
The tiag tournament has caused
considerable interest at tho club
and a large gallery" is expocted to
be on hand to root for their favo
rites. Merchandise prizes will be
awarded the winnors
Tho Ogden golf team will Jour
ney to Salt Ike next Sunday to
meet the stars of the Salt Lake
country cmt, in tne second team
match of the season. In the r---ont:
match played hero the Ogden
itca were Victors by a score of 49
to 40.
Sunday. July H, the local team
will meet the Nlbley Park team of
Salt Lake In a team match on the
local links.
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SEVEN KILLED, 75
HURT IN WRECK
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. July 3 At
least seven persons were killed and
about 73 other.- injured, half of them
seriously, early today when a Camdcn
Atlantlc City express train left the rails
at Wlnslow Junction, 37 miles from
here. There were reports that nearly
twenty person were killed, but offi
cials of the Thlladelphia und Reading
announced only seven.
The train spilt a switch at the Cape
May crossover and plunged porhaps
40 feet down a deep embankment. The
engine and five conches were piled up
at the bottom a complete wreck
no
WILL SHOW CHARMS
OF PACIFIC COAST
SAN KBANCIsm. July 3. Flrsr
hand Information aboui north.'!' Cal
ifornia's scenic charms Is to be given
to advertising agents of twenty of the
principal railiouds of the United
States and Canada this month b. the
San Francisco chamber of commerce
ani other interesti
The agents thirteen of whom will he
accompanied oy their wives, are t
taken on a tour of the upper section
of the state, visiting Truckoe, Iake Ta
hoe, Fosemite Valley, Mono l,ake,
Hetch Hetchy. 8an Francisco, Oak
land. Mount Tamaipals. Mulr Wyod6.
Del Mon'.e and Santa, Cruz.
Robert New; on Lynch vice presi
dent and manager of the chamber,
and rharles B. Fee. passenger tratfla
manager of the Southern Taoiflc rail
way company, are to direct the tour.
Mr Lynch and Mr Fee will meet the
agent: at Ogden and will arrive at
Truckee July is for the tour.
The excursion, it ls ald, will he the
first of Its kind ever held in Califor
nia. no
GRAIN ELEVATORS
GO UP IN SMOKE
BALTIMORE. Md.. July 3 Light.
I ning Sunday struck the roof of 6ns
of the several great grain elovatoit
rai the Baltimore and Ohio railroads
terminals at Locust Point and In n
few minutes tho immense structure
war? in flames.
The fire spread rapidly, soon en
: veioping elevators b und C and pier c.
all of which were wrecked The,
j veto- ? contained over 500,000 bushels
of grain, which with sixty carloads of
export loi-acco on tho pier, was rte-
iroyed The railroad company's loss
Is estimated at between $3,200,000 und
I ' 000,000, Several firemen were m
IB Furniture of such high quality hasn't 11
IRI sold for years at prices so low! 1
' 'i'3
Anyone can offer a cheap article for a cheap price at any time, but furniture .j
of real quality like that which is included in this great July Sale is seldom f
II ound at Pnces quite so low as those now in effect. If you want your home
y furnished in a manner in which you w ill be proud to entertain even your most !!!
wm particular friends, you can realize your desire in this sale for less money than
we believe you will ever aain be able to do it for 38
Buy Now Even for Choose While the
pi the Future! retions Choosing Is Still ;
giL1 h YOU have been saving your FROM Good
Rl money to furnish a new home n0t Wait Unt' Ur stoc '3
or to newly furnish your old V. depleted from the tremendous
home, now is the time to make A &fl wa the order
!cS0a'!8 i r i Zirmu the nrst day ur sreat
vour purchases even if vou do A 'VP C I l c 1 r f
HC j " . k j i 2 Ju,y SaIe- n account of our
m4 hi : tde,,VCry fFr Sm. . ' vast warehouse reserve stock. A
I Sl httle T" come. F or a sufficient deposit you can come on to our sales floors and find
as evidence of good faith, we will lay away a complete stock of all the newest designs j
any furniture you select during this sale, giv- and finishes, but we urge you to act prompt- i
I i mVU A V dlSCUrlt ,y lf yU Want Pk. Remember thai
H "iakm? hvery to you at any time during the big discount is from prices that were 9
::; the next two or three months. already low
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fJ Convenient credit terms can be arranged on
jjp:: jj any purchase
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME f .
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: MORE DRUNKARDS IN '
EUROPE THAN IN U. S.
CHICAGO, July ' 3. American
, ilrunltJii-.i; are wilder an-l mors dls-
orderly than iho.s' or Kuropc but
where there i nn intoxicated man on
I trie street In an American city there'
; are hundreds rolling around In a Eu
i ropean town, according to Robert
I Herood, director of tho Intprnatlonai
temperance bulreiCu, Lusanne, Switzer
land. Mr. Horood visile, 1 the' South Clark
police court today t,. 8ce t'ie ti-ui of
liquor ca.aeD picked up In the loop dis- !
trier.
"When a European wants to get
drunk, he dors slowly and peace
ably." lf aaid7. ''while an American I
! koch about u in a furious fashion "
I
PICK OUT SITE FOR
VETERANS' HOSPITAL
WASHINGTON, July 3 Selection
'of n site for ii $1,000,000 hoxpital for
disabled veterans to In- erected at
Suramerflelds. In the vicinity of Bea
con, Dutchess county. New York, was
announced today by Assistant Secre
tary of the Treasury Clifford".
Tho she. he sain, which composes
2L'8 acres Situated Ol tho Hudson r, or,
was acquired .it 11 cost of $100. OuO nnd
the hospital will he erected there nnd
turned over to the veterans" bureau
to be used In the rare of soldier pa
tients from ; he metropolitan district r
New Jfork.
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PLAIN CITY
DANCE
Prize Dance:
Two Prizes
JULY 4
Amusement HaJI
Glen Mack Orchestra
I
ikNATE FORCED I
TO IKE RECESS
Republican Leaders Look
for Definite Plan on Tariff
Bill This Week
WASHINGTON, July 3 The sen
ale, unable to havo a quorum today,
was forced to recess until Wednesday
alter it disapproved a tariff rate of 5
cents a pound on unshelled almonds.
A vote on the committee rate of 15
cents b pound on shelled almonds
went over
This week ls lo develop some defl
nlte plan as to the fate of the tariff
bill in the senate", according to a deel
mhii todaj by Republican leaders in
inioimal conferences.
Tt was announced that the Republl
C n motion to curb debate on the bill
In circulation ubout ten days would
be presented In the enato Wednesday
and voted on Friday
That the necessary two-(hlrd vote
for cloture need not be secured was
probable, according to the sponsors of
the petition Several Heniocrais were
Bald to favor cloture but the party as
a whole wns expected to line up gen
erally against It.
Tho roll call on the cloture move.
Republican leaders said, would at
It isl dtmuDd a desire on the part of
the majority to bring the bill to an
early vote.
It substantial progress was do'
made on the bill, they wrre prepared
to lay It aside, and make a vigorous
fight for the proposed new cloture
rule, recommended recently by two
Republican conferences, t Inrokc clo
ture by majority instead of a Iwo
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