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fAGI FOUR
OTTAW A FREE TRADER JOUBNAIi.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 4, 1921.
JOHNNY EVERS CANNED AS CHICAGO CUBS LEADER
How They Stand
FANS CROWD NORTH
The Bdy Who Beat TiWen
SI LOT FOR BIG
SCRAP WITH BELOIT
GAME THIS AFTERNOON PROVES
ATTRACTION FOR BASEBALL
ENTHUSIASTS FROM ALL S5C
TIONS OF LA SALLE COUNTY.
Hundreds of enthusiastic baseball
fans, all primed up to see "the bat
tie of the season," Jammed Into tha
amphitheater at the north side lot
this afternoon, long before tune for
the game to start, to see Manager
C'hubb's noted Kaii'bunks-Morse team
mix with the Ottawa Cubs Fans from
la, Salle, Peru. Streator, .Marseille,
and other nearby towns, besides the
local 'bugs" took tho park by stonn.
Rumors last night to the effect that
several Of the exonerated "Black Sox"
would nlav on Dunn's team this after
noon against the Belolt aggTegadon, I
no doubt played an important part in
drawing the crowd.
Chufbb's team arrived in this oKy
this morning on the 11 o'clock Rock
Island train. Twelve men, Including
Pitchers Lathrop. Zapel and Sullivan
made up the body of diamond per-j
formers, who proved very eager to i
clash with the local charges.
At .1 o'clock the two aggregations i
were readv to enter the affray, with !
hoth teams having their regular line
up of stars.
Rumors to the effect that Second
Baseman Merle Edmunds had jump-t
ed the local club were officially de
nied by Manager Dunn early this
morning. Edmunds arrived in Otta
wa shortly before noon and appeared
on the field for the battle.
Dunn also received a request from
received word from Manager C, It.
T-arpentier of the Aurora club asking
for a game at that city. Cavpentler, I
having put over an easy win over the
local club, is of the opinion that his
team can clean up on the Cubs. In
his letter he seemed very anxious
that Dunn should sign articles closing
negotiations for the game to be play
ed in the future.
Dunn also received a request, from
Jimmy Ryan, manager of the Chicago ;
Romeos, asking for a game. The lo-!
cal mentor stated that the probabil-'
itles were that neither game would j
ibe booked.
Three Strikes and Ver Oui!
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Won Lo
Pittsburgh 62 , ' an
New York 1 'M
Boston .r.t 4i
Brooklyn 51 4ft
St. I)Uls 4 4v
Chicago 42" .;
Diactnnatl 4' '"
Philadelphia so (II
Pet.
Yesterday's Results.
Boston. B 5 ; Chicago, :! 7.
Pitta burgh, 9; Philadelphia,
St l. uis, '.'; New Yorn.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati, wet
Games Today.
Boston at t hicago,
ind-
New York at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Otacianali,
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Won. Lost. Pet
Cleveland '- M -,;::'
New York M :!"'
Washington 56 4S .684
Detroit W ',:! ','r'
St. Ixmia W 81 -74
Boston 44 64 .44."
Chicago 4:; 16 .48
Philadelphia W W
Yesterday's Results.
'"
iiai ipbh ii'aw bm -.Br iaa. ukl'... ... w
-
&1 ss
REPORT EVERS OUT
AS CUB MANAGER
Chi
John .1
managi
ban led
l
I"
.aJvv1-'
ago, 111 . ka$ i Reports that
Overs hud been deposed as
of the Cubs and the reins
in led to Catcher Klllefe were not
or Weal I) denied yeslwday by the
esldenl of tho north side to.iin, who
spottded lo ail queries with the in
1 mat i. hi thai Manager KWm'S wus
irlously ill and under the care of a
1. Iclan and had boan fnr two days
iir K N Bed Ion, who Is attending
e stricken manager al the Webster
1 leil that I'.vers had a tern
ture of I'1' yesterday, btit the D-
t ire of his illness was not disclosed.
Discussed by Directors.
Since the hopelessness of the tuilis
as a Oral division choice became up-
parent there have 1 11 persistent ru
tin, 1- of a change In the management,
and it Is known the board Of directors
nf the club held meeting Tuesday,
at winch Ibe matter was discussed.
The report emanated from the meet
ing that
Overs to
Kl
hoi, -I.
I
Thi
agent
praei
Boston. .
Other g.
( hicago
St. loui
Detroit
Games
Today.
n.
hiladelphla.
York.
Cleveland at Washington.
Jim Davis, secretary of labor, trita to
but the kid pitcher at Mooaeheart fanned
tlunal Children's home of the Loyal Order
director general of tiie order, eptnda ins t
the thousand v - ! Inmate
tna k the cover off the bull
dm Moo I s. In -art la the niv
f Mooss In Illinois. Davis,
icatlona there playing witn
at Bt
I at i
it New
I litre's Vincent Richards in action against William Widen, work! s
champion. Richards defeated Tllden three sets in four. One was a love
set. It was Tilden'S Qtat defeat In more than a year. Richard ia only is
NEGOTIATE DEMPSEY-
WILLARD MATCH
Want Muscles
Like Dempsey ?
EatLotsa Rice
GOVERNOR STOPS
ROPER-MISKE BOUT
the directors decided to ask
to rest for a few nays and let
er assume his worries.
New 192'-' Pilot Assured.
t there 111 be a change in man
ml before another season Is a
cal certainty after the poor
-bowing of the team tills year witn
the material al hand, but
not the club owners wi
swap horses in mid
known.
Kinefer has be
William WYlaley
ker, principal owners
is generally selected
lessor.
'tl v
.1 r.
whether or
will decide to
season Is not
'i v popular with
and A. D. Us
ui' the Cubs, and
as Kvors sue-
BRITISH CONTINUE
SAILING VICTORIES
Lansing, Mich , Aug. t
heck today
Instructed
ilon not t
ti
N't
havi
1 1
Ji y
J5v HECK
i York, Aug. 4 - Negotiations to
Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard
tight it out again are moving along
on an even keel. Kay Archer, busi
ness manager for big Jess, has just
l.n.ir, ,!..!.,. ,IUf I tl llMlk Ollt tOT til
interests of
will confer
day or t wo
Rice
1 ppoae
for uig
il to loo
the Kansas farmer, and
with Tex Hickard in a
to start the preliminary
EXTRA!
KILLIFER SUCCEEDS
EVERS AS CUB'S BOSS
' Chicago, Aug. 4.- William Klllifer,
catcher, today succeeded John Kvir
as manager of the Chicago National:-.
FAST FINISHES MARK
PALATINE, ILL., RACES
The fastest motor boat in the coun
try, according to officials at the Chicago
yacht club, arrived In Milwaukee Tues
day night on its way from New York
to, Chicago, to attend the Pageant of
Progress in that city. The boat is the
Car II., owned by Gat lield Wood. The
boat recently raced a fast train from
Florida to New York. It left for Chi
cago yesterday.
0
Persistent reports that Georges Car
pentler may not come back to the
Culled States lo fulfill his contract to
box Tommy Gibbons an
listic fans, who are 1
mill. Eddie Kane, mi
has been
larding th
of Willii
It. B. Benjamin, tnanag
Hoppe, yesterday annoiinc
1 po is ready to defend all
halkline titles 18.2, 1ST
gainst any players who
have a Chance on the green cloth with
him.
alterations wh
old rivals int
Bending th
tions for the
ing for a m
Willard.
On his laal
said he
ich will lead
tWl
battle,
complete
crap, Bit
definite
m of negotia
kard is wait
reply from
and yet tha
almost only
their physic
ter advance
armies of R
France and
same want
H. S. Chubt
Amf
Jai
be
liS,
Hid
fcr
the state
permit ;
een Capt. Boh
scheduled for
isuins
id he
bout 1
tment
slpai
utty
V
trip
did
o
New York WH
believe that
could ever be coaxed into
with him aaain. If Willard
-o-
that Hop-) . ,
oree 01 ms l)om,)tiev
oui 14.1 a- rin
think theyl-Hil feels that wav about the situa
tion it is not believed there will be
any trouble In bringing the two men
together again.
According to William Muldoon,
Chairman Of the New York state ath-
letie commission, thre will be more
New York state at catch weights.
Palatine. 111., Aug. 4. - Fast finishes
and exciting incidents featured the
lirst day of the harness racing meet
at the Palatine track yesterday. Two
of the three events resulted in split
heats, with tho crowd on their feet
at tho finishes. Two favorites won,
Bonnie Girl In the 2:15 pace, and Rol.
lo In the 2:25 pace but Rollo was
the only victor who had a good mar
gin, The 2:15 pace resulted in the
fastest, times, with Boh Searle, behind
Bonnie Girl, turning the third and
fourth heats in 2:141 each time.
The track will be fast this after
noon and faster fields are carded than
yesterday.
Summary:
2:24 Trot
A. B. C hr. g. (Ream) . .1 t 5 L
High Knob Mary, bm
(Dean) 2 2 1 2
Ozarina, br. m. (Dean I ..7 4 2 II
Lorena Watts, eh, f,
(Shaw) 3 3 4 4
Do, Tentmaker and Baroness Alicia
also started.
Time 2: 19 Hi. 2:1814 2:19U. 2:19.
2:25 Pace
Hollo, ch. g., by Dereclum
Kink fjMairhuffer) 1 J 1
June Woodman, ch. g. (Dean) 2 2 6
Cuppv, bg. (.Sensor) 4 7 -
Hal H... bg. (McKay) 5 3 3
Blanche G. Tuty M. Mickey, Con
stant and Mariori Gano also started.
Time 2:16H, 2:17. 2:17H
2:15 Pace -Bonnie
Girl, hi. m.. by Hedge
wood Boy (Searle) fi I 1 1
Billy Lee. ch. g. (Harris) .1 2 S 4
GVllss Marie, h. DO. ( Spmcer-5 5 2 2
Jolla Light, b. m. (Hutcbin
son) 2 4 4 .1
Sis Direct and Qoldie B also start
2:18H. 1:1. 2:11H, 2:14.
Hun king,
will be b
Rirkard.
London
the llailv
nght Tot
contest il
extremely
en it
, agi
stei
pft
. be
an
worrying i
annlng to see
anager of ffibbi
with Inquiries
ility of Geot
i s the Frenchp
: won
l:e se
State
0-
Georges
' Man, haa
n Gibbons
1 the Dnlted
Improbabli
hi
Carp
With ti margin of :il pt
the1 per Michigan Peninsul
ms, teated the Northwestern
n" I Golf -association team in
M!liole golf match over the
e at. Iron Mount
elit. ended in 2.'!
I M
golf
ith
or for
ntler,
1 rrangt
nv 1
iays
1 to
ther
golf COUJ
I ternoon
I in favor
with the mornlni
made a total of 52
i or Wisconsin.
, the Up
team de-
Wisconsin
;i tliirty-six-PlUe
Grove
lin. The af
tn 11 points
hlgan, which, combined
ire ol 2'J to 10,
Michigan and 21
SHABBONA DEFEATS
NORTH SIDE PLAYERS
The North Siders suffered their first
defeat yesterday when the Shabbona
playground boy took them Into
camp by the score of 18 to 11. in a
fairly played game, the winners
pounding O'Connel for a total or is
hits Ineliidinc 2 home runs by De-
agricultural department. His letter
was referred to Pro'eefor 8. A.
Knapp, who investigated tue rice In
dustry in China, Japan and the Phil
ippines, and the cijlantinca p.'3vtd
to be very simple. The Japanrss aod
other rice-eating nations do act polish
the grain except for export In the
mills the outside cira'lr.y d the rioe
kernel Is rubbed off The mrter huak
and the bran Just wi'hln It ar nwaoc.
ed, and then the kernel is mbtd to
remove the rough pr.,'.(.:n surface. This
is called polishing, and the p.-occas
not only removes one of the most nu
tritious substancea in all creaJs, but
deprives the graiu of about thrsae
fourths of iis flavor.
Gnu. I
in i
declar
posed
law.
"Sir
Michigan, 1
have turned
cial proposi
into nothln
game." the
is tc
to gt
net'
Illy lisk
t Aug. 12.
the order the governor
did not believe the pro
ould meet with the strict
of the Michigan boxing
the war tht
11
the
ion.
in
game
and
g more t
governor 1
ntinued in
ire I
promoters in
other states,
into a cummer-
has developed
tan a come-on
lid. "If boxing
Michigan, it is
different tnan-
Cowes. Isle of Wight. Aug. 4 The
British won the third of the series
of international races for six meter
yachts, sailed here today The Brit
ish scored 21 points, as against Id
points tor their American competi
tors. The regatta furnished an unexpect
drama whet; three persona were wash
ed overboard by heavy seas and were
sensationally rescued. Chas. Seeley,
while steering his yacht Genista, was
carried overboard and saved by his
daughter, Miss ivy Seeley, and a male
member of the crew who pulled him
aboard with a rope.
Later the dinghy Beavlew became
tilled with water and partly sank. Her
occupants, a man and a woman, were
thrown overboard and were rescued
bv a motor launch.
Kills Pesky
Bed Bugs
P. D. Q.
an
d it ti
1 tin
in.
that he 1
in the
United
keron, whose
feature of tht
The North
some hitting
and threaten)
heavy hitting was tho
I game.
Siders certainly did
in the seventh inning
i to lie the score, hut
W. II. Tovenger or Detr
won the Canadian open gi
ship at. Toronto with a
for the seventy-two 1
Brady, also of Detroit,
111
it yesteti
l! chara.pl
ico re of 2i)n
ales. Mike
was second
with a card of
IBB
-O
I Oarsmen and scullers representing
the tJftlyerslty Of Toronto and the
Argonaut and Don Rowing clubs will
complete In the American national re
j gatta at. Buffalo, N. Y., Friday and
I Saturday.
! 0
Dominica Tortorieh, New Orleans
promotor, has signed with Pete Her
man, world's bantamweight champion,
to meet Youim Montreal there on La
bor day, Sept. 5, In a Ion-round match.
Montreal holds two decisions over
Herman. ,
H reports about Phil Harrison's
lighting condition are true, the middle
weight la apt to And himself a beaten
nam at the close of his ten rounds of
fighting at. Aurora Friday night With
Al Mollis. Chicago slugger. It ia said
Phil is high In flesh, t Hut his wind Is'nt
In the best of shape and that, Instead
of training hard and faithfully for the
j match, he has just stumbled along in
I training, working a bit here and there,
j Morris isn't any cinch. He is train
ed to the minute and he can hit. He
is game. These are tilings run wiu
have to meet and, should his coudltun
be found lacking, the tilth or sixth
I round will find him tiring fast. Morris
! is ti boor, and against such a fighter
Phil usually is lost. He lilies th
mixer, who comes in with right and
left flying. It la feared among the
junkman's friends that Phil has under
estimated Morris and that now he
realizes his mistake, it is too late.
the flcht being Priday.
by Shabbona s
the game.
a spectacular catch
center fielder saved
Score
Shabbona 3 1 2 3 0 5 1 0 218
North Side . . . 0 0 2 1 1 1 6 0 1 -11
Batteries Shflpbo&a, Kempes and
Dekeron; North Side, O'Connel and
Dougherty.
Friday's game called at 2:20 p. m.
Fast Side vs. South Side.
Dick Griffin. Texas featherweight,
and I'hil Franchini have been matched
to try conclusions in a twelve round
decision bout at Brooklyn, Aug. 8,
A TEXAS WONDER
for kidney and bladder troUDtes. I
gravel, weak and lame backs, rheu
matism. Fiegtti&tea bladder troubles I
In children. IT not sold by your
druggist, by mail 11.25. Small bottle
often cures. Send for sworn testi
monials. Dr. B. W. Hall, 2928 Olive
Street. St. Louis, Mo. Sold by drug-!
gists.
Just think, aMeboi ol P. D. Q. Tesk?
Dtvili Quittutl, makia a iiujrt, tiioaan to
loll a million MdbUgSi roche, fleas or
cootie, and stops future enerjtwni by
killlna tbelr tag and docs not injurr tha
LU I intiid firs to Ue l)
what P. d. u- is nhe. beatmi
change i snowball In a iu
resort Patent spout frea in
ot P, I). U. lo enal le you to
llKir Sggl lasts m Wo crs"
Look for tie- pVvi.
.land aa Kuod
ily famed htat
svery package
kill tlit.-.ii and
id on r
head on every
4 si,- tan -
contain! three
vour druolrisl
ut of price
BautaJndi
by (Jwl tlham.t
Sold by Corbus' Drug Store.
NEW ROAD HOUSE
We have opened a new
Road House, on the Deer
Park road, ahout 2 miles oil.
We serve chicken dinners and
short orders. 0eii from
noon on all night.
WILSON'S ROAD HOUSE
Phone 9049-11.
Chicken Dinner $1.00
jfAjajssavajcaaiaBkMi
all
TO NAME AMERICAN
DAVIS CUP DEFENDERS
New York. Auk. 4.--A committee
of live, four of them former holders
of national champion sbip laurels, has
been appointed to select the defend
ing American Davis cap team, accord
i ine to announcement Tueaday from
I the United Stat&a Law
I sociation. The conunltl
ee OB the show in
the various itnpi
uit to Auk. 18.
its cno
ers in
llients
their ii
ed
Time
In
evions rei
committee.
renins as-
wiii base
it i he play
nit tourna
upled with
Oeorae T. Aden, former president of
the national association; Capt. Sam
Hardy, Of the Davis cup team, and
BealB C WMght, Harold H. Hackett.
tin 1 It I) Wrenn. will meet here Aug.
:i for preliminary discussion of the
team choice.
It i-i understood the players con
sidered most prominently for the
liii American team tire William T.
Tilden, William St. Johnston, Watson
Washburn. Vincent Richards, U. Nor
iis Williams and Charles s. (iarland.
in
Base
SUNDAY
Aug.
B.M.DAV1SON
W. W. LINDLEY,
GENERAL HPiWJ
Z p. m.
Fair
Grounds
i
rtjKOlS STATE FAIR
'greatest mdmsmmm
liJiSSMBSSUfiSS: IN SPEED
THE FAIR igMM
SIiVIES'
eJoliet
Standards
vs
Ottawa
CUBS
Which consists of
Here fs A New
GagBambino
Tries It Out
llabe Ruth has inaufrurateil ;t new
before-the-f?ame pastime that has sent
his stock' soarine; 100 points in the
estimation of youthful fans
During batting practice In the
Cleveland series the Baho has been
filching old balls from the umpires'
sack, piling them in front of the visit
ing teams' dugout and rambasting
them into the upp "er of the right
field atnnds, and the right field bleach
er!
The scrambling of youthful bodies
Curtis Auxiliary Fuel
Mixer I
Eliminates all Carbon Troubles.
Gives a Smooth Running Engine.
Adds 25 per cent more miles to every
gallon of gasoline.
JOHN H. GRAY
329 E. Lafayette
Phone 661-Y
Don't Abuse Dr. H. Fleddennan
The Standards defeated Fairbanks
Morse at Jciiet last week.
ADMISSION INCLUDING
Yo up
Eyes
PILE and GOITER SjlC
Dont' read in a poor light.
Don't rend facing the light.
Don't read when your eyes are tired.
Don't read without glasses, if read
rig strains your eyes.
Our glasses will enable you to read
m sona comtort
W. H. Law
OPTOMETRIST
834 La Salle St.
OTTAWA, ILL.
SPECIALIST
on k i 1-t.mnvfi tiT an aDsorbeni
method that remorea them foreTer
No knife, no chloroform, no aelaj
from work.
GOITER. I rednce by a flependabls
absorbent method that trtvee com
olete and permanent results. Dont
wait until vour heart eyes and nervea
collapse conserve your health.
At Hotel Ottawa, Ottawa, 111., even
Saturday from 10 a. in, w i- ,
Offlce over Ashin'a etora.
Room 304-305 Murray Bldg I
WAR TAX
and GRAND STAND
i
Reputation Gamed Through
Years oi: Performance
It is not surprising that there is a downright con
viction in the minds of a majority of tractor users
that the OilPull is the standard of value in its field.
Nor is it difficult to see just what has formed this
intensely favorable attitude. A large number of
features in the OilPull stand out prominently over
and above anything found in other tractors.
For instance, the OilPull is the only tractor backed
by a written guarantee to satisfactorily use kerosene
at all loads and conditions up to its brake horse
power. It plows an acre of ground at less cost than
any other tractor. For many years it has held
the world's tractor fuel economy record.
The OilPull is the only tractor cooled with oil.
No boiling no freezing no rusting no leaking
no constant refilling, and no other tractor has the
OilPuil feature of a double lubrication system.
There are other features which may appeal to you
even stronger than these have us explain them.
DOLDER'S GARAGE
Ottawa and Earlville
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