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I SPORTS
i
Two-Year-Old Trot
I ; Taken From Geers
:;' In Straight Heats
sH
ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 16 Cox, pilot-
j ing Day Star, took the two-year-old i
; trot from Oeers. drivins Harvest Horn'
$Qi in straight heats in the grand circuit i
Ijffl races today. These two were the only;
starters. Best time 2:11 8-4.
!' Royal Mac, Murphy drivtnc. Lad
things all his own way in tho 2:07
H trot, winning each of three heats.
l, Best time 2:07.
1 Murphv, with Esther R., was anj
i easy winner in each of the three heats
of the 2:07 pace
I i The lasi half of the second mile
was paced In 1:01, the lime of the
'U' heat being 1 I
''N The 2: 10 pace for all southern
I klk starters was won by Ronnie F " 1 . d ,
driven by Tansey. Best time 2 10.
I WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP
i LOS ANGELES, OilLii Oct. 17. The
western minor leacue bssehall cham
. pionshlp will be decided hert today
II when the rrnon club of the Pacific
i 'oast league and the St Paul club of
ijj the American Association meet in th I
;h last of a nine-game series.
I j
Eight Airplanes
Pass Through j
Salt Lake City
SALT LAKE. Oct. 16. Six west-j
bound and two eastbound planes in ihe
transcontinental air race passed'
through this city today and tonight
P.uena Vista field was deserted of ail
craft with the exception of the Pok-I
ker of Cadet Onrdiff. which has ljcnj
out of the cont st since the first day. j
The eastbound planes were those of
Liur tenant Alexander Pearson. Jr., No.
8. which left here at 1:20 o'clock this
afternoon, and Captain J. O Lonald-
son. No B0, which departed for the
east at 3:01 o'clock
The planes which left here west
bound today, were those of Lieutenant
Colonel H E. Hnrtney. No 11; Lieu
tenant .1 P. Wright, No. 42; Lieuten
ant J H Ronlett, No. 32; Lieutenant
William C. T. Drown, No 5; Lieuten
ant T. Haynes, No. 45. and Lieuten
ant Jf. H. Oeortre. Nr. 6. Two left
early today for the west from Salduro
100 miles west of here, where they re- j
mslned over Wednesday night. They
were Lleutnant S. W. Tornv. No CS.i
and Lieutenant Fred Nelson, No. 6.
Between this city and Cheyenne,
westbound, three rontestants were re
ported tonight. They were Lieuten
ant R. (' Kirkpatrlrk, No. 41 Lieu
teant O P. Oish. No. 10, and Captain
Felix Stelnle, No 22 Captain Btelnle'S
machine was disabled today and it is
understood that he Is out of the rare I
Seven other contestants wore r-por'.ed I
east of Cheyenne, westbound. J
It was assumed nere that Captain
DbnaldSOtl would remain at Cheyenne
overnight and that Lieutenant Pear
son might reach Sidney, Neb., bef ire
! darkness.
CAPTAIN SMITH TO FLY.
WASHINGTON. Ocl 16. Permis
sion was given tonight to Captain Low
ell Smith leader of the westbound
r tutting riyera In the transcontinental
airplane race, to accept a tender of a
lihinc made him by the Curtiss aero
plane company, as a substitute for his
own machine which was burned yes
terday after he had landed at the Buf
lalo control station.
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Beckett Being
Touted as Next
Heavy Champion
By LEO FLYNN
NEW york. Oct. 17. With Beckett,
the English heavyweight champion:
Carpentier, the French rhampiou;
Fred Fulton. Rattling I.evinsky. Capt.
Rob Roper. Rob Martin and Jack
Rurke. the three A. E F. champion
challenging Jack Dempsey, I think that
Rill Rrennan. the big Chicago heavy
weight, has more claim to a return
match with Champion Denfpsey than
any of the abo e mentioned heavy
Weights, and here are the plain facts
to prove that Rrennan is entitled to
firsl rack at the title.
First Beckett's only claim to rec
ognition as a challencer is "the fact
that he f, the English heavyweight
champion, which division has never
I lip mm&iSs I
I pSS- ALHAMBRA I
GLASS OF SALTS I
! CLEANSKIDNEYS
, Says Backache is sign you
have been eating too much
meat.
I When vour kidne s hurt and vour
hark feels sore, don't get geared and
'proeped to load your stomach with a
' lot of drugs that excite the kidney g and
'irritate the entire urinary tra Keop
I your kidneys clean .ike you k"i p your
bowel? clean, by flushing them witn a
j mild, harmles salts whieh removes
'the body's urinous wast' and stimu
lates them to their normal activity.
The function of the kidneys .la to filter
the blood In 21 hours they strain
from it 500 grains of acid and wastp.
BO we ran readily understand the ital
importance of keeping the kidneys ac
tive. Drink lot? of water you can'i drink
too much; also get from any pharnia
cist about four ounces of Tad Salts
take a tablespoonful in a glass of wat
er before breakfa-i each morning for
la few days and your kidneys will act1
fine. This famous salts is made from '
, the acid of grapes and lemon juice '
, combined with llthia, and has heon '
used for generations to clean and stim-I
lilla'e clogged kidneys, also to I.eutial :
j ize the acids in urine so it no longer
Is a source of irritation, thus ending
! bladder weakness.
i Jad Salts is inexpensive; carnot in
jure; makes a dellgh tul effervescent
llthia water drink which everyone I
I should take now and thn to keep their j
'kidneys clean and active. Try this, a'so i
keep up the water drinking, and no)
doubt you will wonder What became i
of your kidney trouble and backache.
Adver; Irement.
I :l
developed a near good man in the last
20 years, and his stopping of Eddie M.
Goonhy. n middleweight, who has seen
hl3 best days as a fighter five or six
years ago, a job that any of our
American middleweight s would hi
accomplished in much less .than 17
rounds, which it took Reckett to wtn
In Now what chance would he have
with Dempsey None
Second Carpentier, who was really
a great fighter before the war, has
been out of the boxing game for fiv.'
year?, and history prove.? that no hu
man being, who ever stayed awaj thru
long, could lick anyone. He did, ho.
ever, beat some 'deck-scrubber"
named Smith, who appear.-, to be an
other Fred McKay
Third Confessing" Fred Fulton,
whom Dempsey knocked dead in one
lound at Harrison, N J., and the
chances are that the thought of a
second meeting with the champion,
fearless Fred would drop dead on the
(way to the club house
Fourth Rattling Leunsky, whom
j the champion stretched in three
j round, is too small and has been beat-
: i n asily by Rrennan
i Fifth Captain Rob Roper Is but a
i preliminary tighter, who so far has
I been beaten by everyone that bo.x--d
1 him.
Sixth: Jack Rurge of Chicago, an
other one of the many challenging
'arm champions, was knocked out two
(weeks ago at New Orleans by Rill
, Rrennan and lust b Rob Martin, a
much heralded soldier wiio knows ,
nothing of fighting and who's flrnti
match will be his last with any of the
flrsl division heavyweights. Brennan
Will agree to knock the three army
army champions out the same night.
Thar -hows just how much chance j
armj champions have with Dempse J
Seventh: Brennan is one of the
few heavyweights Whom lack Demp
Isey could not knock out. Rrennan
Masted seven rounds with the champion
and was forced to stop with a broken
'ankle and sfen rounds is longer than
Fesa Willard, Fred Fulton and Carl
Morris lasted with the champion com
bined Furthermore, Dsmpsey admits I
ibimsidf that Rrennan gave him 'he!
hardest fight of his career, and that
I in the tight with Rrennan he received
more punishment himself than In any
!two contests that he ever took part
in. To prove to the public that Rra
nn is more ontnled to a return matc'i
with the champion than any of his
challengers, Brennan will 20 across
the pond and agree to meet him Pat ts
are facts and there they are; let some
one point them out different
no
Several New Marks
I Made in Organized
Baseball in 1919
CHICAGO, Oct. 17. The 1919 major
irncue baseball season was unusually
prolific in records, probably more so
, than any on season throush whirh
i the organizations have gene.
! Lift off Corns!
Doesn't hurt a bit and Freezone
costs only a few cents.
With your fingers! Tou can lift off
nny hard corn, soft corn or corn b
tween the toes, and the bard skin cal
luses from bottom of feL
A tiny bottle of "FTcezone." costs lit
tle at any drug store; apply a tew
drops upon the corn or callus. Instant
ly it stops hurting, then shortly you lift
that bothersome corn or calius right
off, root and all, without one bit of
pain or soreness. Truly! No hum-bag'
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Two world's marks weie established
in the National leafrue, while on
bung up m the American. One r. r
ord was made in the world's cham
pionship names between the '"inemnati
I Reds and the Chicago White Sox, and
a season's record was registered in the
iparent major body.
Of all the marks achieved, the most
! important and plarin was the jne es
tablished by Babe Ruth of the Boston
I Red Sox. By hammering out a V,n
I of 2rt home runs, he set a record that
i probably will not be equaled lor many
years His accomplishment was the
talk of the baseball world, as in ac
quiring his fame, he drove balls oer
fences and bleachers where they had j
never been driven before
The recognized champion of the
home-run hitters up to this yinr was
John Freeman, who batted out 25 in
1899 while with the Washington club
Ld Williamson of the old Chicago,
Whltfl Stor kincs was r-roriHoA with "7
but his record was not authenticated
The Cubs were involved in the new
records set in the National league, ihe
fust of which was the playing of a
OOUbleheader in the remarkabl" short
time of 2 17, and the second na Char
lie Herogz's finishing tho reason with
out making an error in 45 gan.e?.
Cincinnati floured in two records
set. In the first one the Reds bung up
a season's mark for playing s same
in the lastest time, finishing one in 55
minutes, September 21. against lh
Brooklyn team This was three min
Utes faster than one la which Alezan
der pitched against Boston 'in the
same dav. Red Causey starttd :he
came against the Cub star and A! Dcm
jaree finished it Demarep was erratic
j and slow ed the game b sevoral min
utes. Had he retired the. Bide in ord- i
it is more than likely the time -wo::ld
, have been shorter than the one in Cin
cinnati. Titi her Hod Eller of the Reds estab
lished the other record w heo stru k
out six of the White Sox in a row in
' the sixth ganic of ihe world's serie3 at
j Comiskey park That was never done
j before In the championship games, jnd
I records do not show mat he feat was
'even achieved in a recular major
leajrue season, althouch many -re in-'
dined to believe that it was. Never
theless, it will co down as a world's
record until disproved
Repudiates the
German Officer
In Russia
BQ0BUX, Oct ifi(By the Associated
Pres) The German Government's reply
to tho demands of the allies concerning
tho evacuation of Baltic provinces has
been handed to Marshal Foch.
Th reply points out that General von
der Goltt. the former German commander
In th- Baltic region, has been recalled and
lepudia'ea any warlike Intentions by Ger
many apalnst either tho I-t tinh or B-js-slan
peoples.
It adds that the German eovrnmnt
has strictly forbidden German soldiers
to enter Russian units.
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DECLINES APPOINTMENT
BIO JANEIRO. Oct. 17 - An'onio de
Olynths Magal'he, former foreign min
ister and former minister to r ranee,
who has been mentioned In connec
tion with the ambassador at Washme
fnn. has declined to accept an appoint
ment to the post at Washington. It was
I learned 'oday.
HONOR DEGREE
CONFERRED ON
SEUANSINO
ALBANY. N. Y , Oct. 17 The honor
degree of doctor of laws will be con
ferred upon Secretary Lansing, secre
tary of state, by ihe university of the
state of New York, at tonicht's ses
sion of the annual convocation. Only
four men who have received this de
gree are alive now. They are Cardi
nal Mercier of Belgium. Thomas A.
Edison. Elihu Root and Jules .Tusso-
u
in n iCRiS,
i rand. French ambassador to tho Unit- W1'
led States. JU 1
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AUSTRIAN ASSEMBLY BILL.
i:--LE. Switzerland, del 17 -Th MIiZ
Austrian -o . ( nmen. -ay - a Vienna Bacrt
dispatch, ha, 'iitrodiic-i'd in the natiun i??1
a 1 assembly a bill .stipul.ving that h
t- rritor-. asslciu-d by the treat;, of St.
i'i-i in :i i n -hall be a k morrat w repub- Ij 1 f0'
lie unil' i in.' name ..f ' ihe Republic ol KuT
At.' ' l'.'' : m 'ht --l
treaty abro-.iti ih. law of November 3l0ft'N
I'.HV dei-lannu Austria to be an or S
ganic part of the oennan empirf. l-.:-h of
GERMANS LAND AT RIO JANEIRO.
RIO rANEITM . Thursday. Oct 16- 1
Among the passengers of the tniicfi
liner Hollandia .utimii? here to-lny room
from Amsterdam w. r.- I"C lormcr Oer- Xp. ,
man oflir. i.- i rid -hIiIhts "f 'h''5'
23 will remain in Rrazil whllo the
maun', t win 1 1 1 Ar-cni'-na wrr'K jWM i
they will become settlers. Bl
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