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OTTAWA FREE .TBMWIt - .JOl'RNAL
Monday, august 22, l9iU-fr.
WO THOUSAND FANS SEE LOCALS TRIM MENDOTA
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MENDOTA IS HELD
HITLESS UNI 8IH
AND CLOSING FRAME
LNCH PROVES MASTER OP FAST
CREW OP INVADERS, WINNING
SUNDAY BATTLE BY SCORE OF
S TO 12000 FAN8 SEE GAME.
Pitching a no-hit, no run game tipi
until tlin Anal frame, Pitcher Jimmy!
Lynch and his sidekicks handed the
Mendou Regulars 6 to 1 defeat be
low approximately 2,000 fan yeater
itsS afternoon nt the north side lot.
Ljch proved the Kensatlon of the
galme and didn't allow the visiting)
clttb a safe hit until the ninth wheu
Mendota succeeded in getting three
Mngles and scored one run. Up to
that time only Uiree men hud reach-j
ed' first base.
Jae Prendergast, whom MendoUl
started on ho mound, was knocked;
out of the boi In the sixth with no;
outs, and relieved by the veteran
southpaw. Bernle Coss. Prondergast '
for the lira several innings pitched
good ball and for a time it looked as
thefttgh the game wrnild be n real j
pitchers' duel. But In the third stan
za the locals stepped out after two,
ouUj had been recorded and scored;
three runs.
In that frame Smykal was first up;
and filed out to left Held. Lynch fol
lowed and waa thrown out at first. !
Wilmoroth was walked while Padcr ;
ni singled, scoring Wllmeroth. .Mug
glea also singled Into center field.
Roth followed with a sharp one to
shortstop, who fumbled, allowing Pa
derni and Muggles to score. Poun
dage filed out to right field.
The next scores were made in the
fifth inning. Padernt reached first
on an error iby the shortstop. Mug-!
gles singled while Tloth struck out. j
Brundago then poled a long one to!
right field for a sacrifice fly. Padernt1
and Muggles both scored. Kutz wasj
thrown out at first base.
In the next frame the locals made
their' final run wlien Smykal passed'
oVer the plate. Sheldon and Smykal
tqK men up both singled. At this
sdage of the game Prendergast was,
withdrawn and substituted by Cobs.
Lynch shot, one to seccmd base, while ;
SheWon attempted to score, but was,
caught is an attempt to get back to!
third. Wilmeroth, next up knocked j
one to short, who cut off Lynch at :
second Through an srroc.on the ,
part of the second baseman Smykal
scored. Paderni was thrown out at
first.
Mendota scored their lone run in
the final frame. I'p to that time they
had found It a difficult problem to
get to first base. Only three men had
ben there and fans were of the
opinion that Lynch was going to shut
them out. E. Mitcheler, first man
up singled to right. The hit was
shortly beyond the infield and Wil
meroth, who was playing close, could
have easily caught it had Paderni
not Interfered in an attempt to shield
Lynch'n no-hit record. Baker flied
out to- center field, while Clark sin
gled. Mborei jingled to left field.
Mitcheler tried to score, 'but was
caught out by Roth at home plate.
Moore then atempted to steal sec
ond' and Roth pegged the pill into
center field, allowing Clark to score
the only visiting ruu. Albright was
thrown out at first.
Lynch pitched fine ball. He only
walked one man, allowed three hits
and struck out five. Prendergast
Bturek out two local batters, allowed
bIx hits and walked one. Coss was
knocked for two hits in
three innings. Following
lineups and scores:
YANKEES CLAIM
KEENE AS PITCHER
Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. J8.- (8po
rial.) something Oowmisslaner Lan
ills may have to untangle developed
today while the tJulm sre barnstorm
log In the coal Mm Victor Ke.-ne, .1
local iiitching sensation, tried to re
purl to MtuiHgfu' lilllel'dr. put the Cub
Loss was in BaapHon Vith his tni,,
The youngster retained, over to get h
tryouf today In spiff of ih fact the
morning papers coiilnilaed a report
that he had signed with the Yankee.-.
( If that fact Kexii ( lolmed to lie in
absolute ignorance.
Keene has been vflth the Ilirdeslmrg
team near here uim) idtcheil a OO-hft.
no-run game a lew days ago. Killefcr
will gie him the once over today and
then it may be up lo Commissioner
liinlis to decide what is a baseball
contra t
The Cubs have two more games to
play here this year, today anil Tues
day, then wtU K" to New York for a
series of three with Brooklyn and
three with New York, ending a week
(ron Tuesday, when the Klllcfcrs will
start hack west, detouring to Clncln
nali and St Louis on the way.
RAISE WILSON
DOWNEY FORFEITS
ST. PAUL IS STRONG
FOR TOMMY GIBBONS
k leti!
cnVx?Callacc';anLXijrma'.Talmadge, two victims o&thelsummar
iirflrH.nn,-.ltJieise-rctaryiof agTiculture, affects theodd. hit: and'
lawouaABtroke;or4the:linksNonna hopes to havesufBctemigtt-ei
tonvsoUinKitiaCto'roaume photoplaying In the falU'
TOO MANY AND LESS
EFFECTIVE HURLERS
Ed Walsh, once the spltball king of
the big league-, now manager of the
Oneonta (N. v.) semlprofesson9fs,
found time to comment on the base
ball of today in the lug shows as It
strikes him. Along this line Walsh
said:
"The pitchers Of today are not as
effective as they were years ago. be
cause the clubs cany too ninny hurl
ers and the curvers do not. receive
sufficient work.
"The batsfikefl of today are no bet
ter' than they were when I was In the
hlg slum, but Hre helped by new
pitching rules and the use of livelier
hall.
"Tears ago In the major leagues,"
continued Walsh, "every pitcher
worked in bis turn every four or rive
days. As a result they retained con
trol. Now. there are many pit' tiers
the
are
last
the
MENDOTA
E. Mitcheler, rf
ttiknr, 2b
Clark, bs
Moore, lb
Albright, o ...
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Connelly, .lb :i
M. Mitcheler, cf ....2
Currans, if ,1
Prendergast,! p ... .2
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DEMPSEY REFUSES
TO FIGHT JOHNSON
Atlantic City. M J.. Aug. 22. As
evidence of his deadly earnestness in
the matter of fighting Jack Johnson,
or Harry Wills, Jack Dempsey says
he will go to the extreme of getting
out and hunting work before he will
mix with either of them. Here is
what he says:
"I'll not meet Jack Johnson on any
terms. The public does not want this
match, and as champion I will do
nothing against the public sentiment.
If fie match that certain people are
calling for went through the boxing
game would go back where it was. 1
think boxing is now on a good plane.
Why spoil it?
"I may be tempted to meet John
son. They, of courjpe, could tempt me
with a big purse if I happened to be
broke. But if the day over comes
when I'm broke I'll go out and look
for work before I w ill consider any pro
position that will hurt boxing."
New York. Aug. 22 - ( Special. ) -Promoter
Tex Rickard has demanded
that Johnny Mllson and Hnan Dow
ney poat 15,000 each Immediately us .
weight and appearance forfeit flr
their title contest at Jersey City on
Sept 6, instead of the 1,000, both
managers agreed on after the pro
moter eft for Chicago last week. On
his return from the west the promott r
Insisted OB the raise In the forfeit and
also that both boxers leave lot New
York so that their training will be
carefully watched by the boxing com
mission and the fans They have
agreed to make 160 pounds at 10 a.
m. on the day of the contest.
Tommy Olhhena probably could isst
longer In tii ring with tWmpsey iimn
any other heavyweight In the world,
chirps n St. Paul writer, and It Is
iowiliie iliut he might be aide to
wdrd off the rlnplng, touring lltle
holder mull the latter exhausted blni
self Dempsey iisqatty rights with
ferocity that exhausts hitq as well
as flattens his opponent, ami be ha
been called rtprai to go mere than four
or live routld on mighty few s-
son.
Olbnefis; In hort. has a better
dtahce 10 Illlike ienipsy Wear him
self (b-wn than liwe any of the oth
er but the point is Tommy, elsssv
artist that be Is. I not n knockout
lighter. There may lime been ninny
limes when he WpO so handily Hint
making the other fellow ''measure the
canvas'' was no unnecessarily cruel
How They Stand
AMERICAN
LEAGUE.
Won. Lost.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Won
(lowland ,
New Noilf'.
Washington
St Louis . .
Boston
Lost.
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FLOOD WATERS REACH
ARIZONA CAPITOL
Phoenix, Ariz., Aug. 22. Flood wa
ters In the state capltol were slowly
receding early, after reaching a level
of two feet in the first floor offices
of the governor and his staff of as
sistants. The damage to the captol
was estimated at 130,000, by H. M.
Alexander, custodian, in addition to
the loss of irreplaceable records in
basement storerooms which were
flooded. Two companies of stale
troops were called out to guard the
flooded area. Residents of north
western Phoenix 'were warned by the
sheriff yesterday morning to move to
higher ground and a few minutes la
ter the water entered the city, hav
ing cut Its way through the Graid
Canal, one of the largest arteries of
the irrigation system, two and one
half miles north of the capital. This
canal had withstood Friday's flood.
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Detroit 55
Chicago . . 49
i Philadelphia 4K
Yesterday's Results.
Washington, Chicago, 0.
Ietr6it. f; Philadelphia. 0,
Cleveland, 4; Boston. 0,
j St Louis. .", ; New York, 4.
j St. louls, li: New York, 0,
Games Today.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
DOS ton ut Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Won Lost.
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DOUBLES TOURNEY
OPENS TOMORROW
doublet) "
which
Boston, Mass., Aug. 22 A well hut
unci d draw In the notional
lawn tenuis championship
startn today on the Longwood Crifket i a
cliib emirw virtuTTm' rrwsrmrs aijfeittire
match pelweejjl national and littjfrna-'
tlnnai utui'u ivjlfu ,1 ? .1
William M. Johnston, formef nn
tictial singles champion, and his Pa
'cilic coast partner, Willis K. Davis.
appear IlKely.to meet It. Norrls W1I- .
liams II. and Wntson M Washburn In
the upper, irrflf. or the senii nnat round.
Williams and Washburn will re pre
oni Aiflerlrn In the Davis cup
doubles.
Iturrlug upsets the indications rn :
that the other semi tinal niatch will be -between
William T. Tlhjenjl, national
singles champion, and his eighteen?
year old partner. Vincent Richards j
and the Klnsey brothers, ilohvil atd k
llou-iird I V i , ill, , ' 1 1 ?! i , I, I, mnlfifti r
i Pittsburgh ....
New York 7o
Host on 64
i Brooklyn 12
i St. lx)uls 57
i Cincinnati U
Chicago IT
Philadelphia M
Yesterday's ResulU.
New' York. 7; St. Louis. 4.
Brooklyn, 9; Cincinnati, 4.
No other games scheduled.
Games Today.
Chicago at Philadelphia,
St. Lours at New York.
Cincinnati at iirookiyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Pel
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contit chamidons.
No Substitute for Work.
So for, no real substitute for work
has been found. Panhandling is not.
Neither is theft, burglary or even res
olutions unanimously adopted by a
mass meeting. Houston Post.
Tommy Gibbons.
pro, .'dure, but be that ft it mffy.
Tommy' record isn't overcrowded i
with "K. '." Kxpoctitig lilm ro ward I
off the (iemonlaeal destruction of j
Dempsey is one thing: expecting ro
knock out the tltteholfJer Is entirely
Hiiother. If Tnmrn.v can stay 13 j
rounds with .Tsck, be can pile up an I
impre-sive nrrny of pidnts.
That Charley Mitchell, a little fol
low as compared with Silirtvnn,
caused John t.s fury ro rise to the
explosive pitch, is well-knon rffig
history, and since that time more
than one seemingly unbeatable heavy
has found In some smaller fellow bis
master.
Florida's Lang Coast Line.
Florida has the greatest length of
eoaf, Its extent being about 1.100
miles, California I second with
lea coast of approximately 700 njlles. (J
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OTTAWA
"Wilmeroth, rf
Paderni, 2b .
Muggles, cf .
Roth. c.
Hrundage, 3b 3 0
Kutt, lb 4 0
Sheldon, 4 0
RBiykal. ss 4 1
Lynch, p .3 0
l'& .
33 C 8 27
Mendota 0 0 0 0 n 0 0 0 1
Ottawa, 0 0 3 0 2 1 0 0 .45
'''Stolen base.M. Mitcheler. Sacri
fice fliesSheldon. Base hits Off
Lynch, 3; off Prendergast, 6; off
Cs 2s tHruck out By Lynch 5, by
Prendergast Z, by Coss 1. Bases on
balls Off Lyjach 1; oft Prendergast l,
Umpires Rich and Preston.
Ed Walsh.
who start games only once la every
ten days, with the result that when
they do get on the mound tliey have
trouble Ideating the plate.
"The game today has Its Ruth,
Hortishy. Slsler anil a few other heavy
hitters, but nt that 1 don't think the
batsmen are a bit more dangerous at
the present time than when the Sox
won the pennant and the world's
Championship."
Walsh is playing the outfield for
Oneonta in addition to Managing the
olnb.
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Curtis Auxiliary Fuel
Mixer
Illrntnates all Carbon Troubles,
res a Smooth Running Engine.
Adds A per cent mere miles to every
gallon of gasoline.
JOHN H. GRAY
329 E. Lafayette
Phone 61Y
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By carefully studying the expression
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furnish glasses that are attractive as
well :as .optically correct. Modern
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we attribute our constantly growing
business.
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OPTOMETRI8T
824 La Salle St.
OTTAWA, ILL.
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We serve chicken dinners and
short orders. Open from.
noon on all night.
WILSON'S ROAD HOUSE
c
Phone 9049-11.
Chicken Dinner $1.00
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200 largo tins, 90c Sle, Jumbo Ripe Olives, labels damaged. .. .. .35c
200 glass short quarts Green Olives, each.. .35 c
600 jars Green Olives, each v ......... .v. .......... . 10c
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Qt. bottles Waukesha Ginger Qt- Spitz Cider 35o
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Veal Loaf. tin. 8c
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I large Mustard Sardinos.,..29o
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Hash, tin 8c
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Gallon or No. 10 Pineapple. In syrup ......$1.25
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