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MONDAY, MAY
ROTH GETS FOUR
PLY DRIVE WITH
BASES LOADED
OTTAWANS REGISTER r L F V F N
HUNS IN INITIAL FHAMI, SEND-
ING I'lTCHFH IIOI.I ')!!) ID Till"
8HOWrHr, DEFOHE THF INNING
WAS OVER POLLY WOLFF,
runmcn o u n e'L y i it, i i i ' ' ' 1
ING HITTFR FOR M EN DO T A.
Mendota wan spelled in the find In
niiiK win'ii the local soorod eleven I
run. Pitcher Holford, who former ;
ly pitched several games tor the.
rtihago Normal, was forced ab-
dmatu before Hi" Innine wa i over, 1
Zaron taking his place The etghti
tills that the Cuba collected were
solid blows, on'' of whit ii was a
i nit iiriv.i by Charley Roth with I
bases oaded in tlir firs! Inning. M
than S.000 finis, including p lai
number (rem this cit) wore at t
Kami'.
11 Runs in First Frame
To stnt with fourteen mu m fa
the ivsn wendota hurlor In the ii
inning Wllmeroth, the lit 1 up.
given a walk. ilrunduge ilngled ii
right field ;inil Quinn reached ii
en :m error by Polly Wolfe in ceo!
Held. Roth singled Jnto Ii ft fie
scoring Wllmeroth and Brundai
Qgvanaugh singled scoring liuiii
Maggies ddove one btetwi n slu
and s.!wn(l ami adored Roth and d
anaugh. Pottj singled and Halstc
sacrificed into center Held, scorl
Mngr.li's. ..Kelly singled Into 1'
flelil. scorfM Potts Holford w
then yanked anil Zaren took I
place VWhrierotn was walked I
the second tloie whllo Brunda
sjfiglpd Qutnn then popped out
Iunes. ltotii (In tin' pill ii
left Held for a circuit drive, scorl
three men, ahead of homself, Ca'
nancli then was thrown ru! ;ii in
base. Thai' ended the Brsl half
the (list iuniim.
Mendota gathierecj two hits in t
Initial frame, but tie . were unal
to. Bcore. After tb;it iii" locals j
ftrjiped along. They didn't have
wotk themselves I" death and Mi
ttota waa allowed ;i bit m ..ml tin
Chance to Score in 9th.
'Thi'ir only ehanei) i" score cat
in' the eighth Iruilng when they si
ceedeil in loading the bases befft
.ny outs wert? recordod. Polly '"l
former cub center fielder, crush
one of Kelly's benders Into lefl lb
tiw ii trible. iii -1 after Quinn a
.t
1 1
fi
Potts had exchange!
'vas then hit 1 ty a
7,an ii waa walked
to Muggles in the c
lie whipped it honn
llaim
led hall and1
i, drove i ne
r earden. bit!
time enough i
to catch Wiilfe. If he attempted
i&nra Wnlie. however, didn't
i;i.,lhv then nn and knocked a
r'w foul hulls Bpd liad Kelly worry-j i1
lag a little bit. Once be tapped me
nnA 'i hii'li M Hew into the ait
J,ist off of the first base liii" b, l .veen1
U, lull till sack and home place. I
iTn, ..n.i HnlatnAd both ran for il
fend both shouted that they would'
take it. As they did they both stop
ped in their tracks, waiting for the
ither to catch it and the hall plunk-1
od to ,,1,1 mother earth in I he
fcr tie null 'llnkd
oue to Potts the next time, who peg-
ned it tlF Cavanaugh al second, cut-.
ting off Zaron. Cavanaugh relayed
tlm pill to Halstead al first, nipping
Wsley, and getting a double out. j
n That was the only chance thai the
Mendota squad really had to score.
throughout the gam". They got nine)
Mis off Kelly, but they were scatter-
df so . that the cubs were never In I
idknger of being scored on.
Four More in Third. i
, -
In the third inning tne Luns tint-
ted clear around for th
md tim
and got their second group of runs
WIlUI Hi'' lta
, ff w.i milm did to ii"'
I i i Illll , Vli lllfutll
j y il on! Hi'' ileiidota
4 ? pf ,!!. i inn !- i I'll VI
CZZIjj hii It WHS lill vV'l
1 HE BOX SCOHE
OTTAWA W
Wllmeroth, if
ttr 11 lulage, Sb
liltllll. s -. 1 1
MUggleS, of
Polls. II RN . . .
Halsteud, Hi
Kelly, i
1 h mi ii
I I
I! 3
3 11 0
n 1 (I
1 I
1
g ii 11 11
a 1 11 11
5 l :i
11 l 1
11 n
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l 1 it 10 l M
llio I 11
46 im is L'T 18 1
ttb r h pa '
5 11 l I 11 11
1 n 2 I I! 'I
ME.VI IOTA II
Peilon, Ii rf ..
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ii ii ii t i
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HI N" r'
Town, i f :iii . .
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I n ii
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n 1
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II 0 ,
Holford, p 3b rl
i n n i i ii
9 i" :1
Srorr by Innings.
. . .. 1 1 o t i 120 18 1
, n a a a n 0 0 o o o
I
Summaries.
bases Malstead, Brundago, !
and Wllmeroth; two basei
moroth, Roth and Cava '
,,,. I i,,i. Wolff homo I
tb; double plays Porta to
;h to ilalstoad, Wolfe toj
, hiia nff Kiiv 'i nti iloi.l
Oavanat
Kick; ii
ford B,
Kelly 5,
off Kell
4.
n ii, ii 12' Rtruch nut bvl 1915, and Jule Uoux, wim crossed tb'!
by Zaren 3; 'bases on balls 1Pa are drivers who
"n u..iV....,i i ...t t n I have won the ble nrlte ami who are
,ii " i Munson and Tower.
Iter Held,
Wi
tie
d and,
Rnlli was walked
d the bail Into!
Muggles s
tught cava-. . u
naug
nil. Quinn scoring.TO
nn Roth. Halsteoil
ml K
ft Held which tb" outfielder
ive, retiring tb" CubsjBaker never has participated in a
race at the Rpeedwav
In the fourth inning tin
cored!
lb in :
In Fine Shape.
in olfcthe team was in fin
I He gol threel
ti
the runs. He had fi
s credit and got six
chances.
j i
t. first also played weii.j,,,
ten putouts at the Initial i
lie gol two hits and .con
Roth was no doubt the
ayer of the day. He got a
Irive, a double and a sing!"
I time:
.i 1., l 1....I
'B a I""" " '""'WHICH Have li.en entered were He-
to his credit. 8gned by the veteran engineer with-
scnreo nun ei i in- ruMOn tin last f"W years, hut belong ei-
lie g,,t two hits out ofjther (a manufacturers or Indlvldu-
t bat. Brundaga was Bec-loiii
s and tin
a chance
it nf a half
el three asslstf
Quinn, Muegb
putts all played i
goon nan ami r.u ivmy on me uiuuuu i
also pitched a good game. He didn't
have to work haul because there was
no real .,
iiisition lor linn, tie ai
lowed nine nils, struck out live and
walKed "lily two. lie nan nam iocs
In the batting. The firs! time up ho
drove a terrific single Into loft field,
but tl
ler caught it. The drive
was probably as long as the one ttiat
lioth made his home run on The
field and then to right field. He Wfl
,t time iii he Hied out to i enter
ralked the asl time up.
Holford, who started to pilch for
Sfendcta, allowed six hits during the
Ume he occupied the mound and
walked
man Karen, who finish-.
id tne game, was c.ouieu iui no
even dozen drives. He struO. out
throe Ottawa men and walked lour.
SUZANNE RETAINS
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Brussels, May ?1. (A.P.)- Mile,
Suzanne Lenglen today successfully
defended her title to the itiieruation-
a hard court tennis championship by
defeating Miss Elizabeth Ryan of
California, in straight sets, 0 -3,
i; 2.
fne French girl won in rather easy
easy fashion without Inning to
extend herself
Cochet, 19 year old French star,
wonl the singles cflampionshin tor
Dodor
Fledderman
Specialist
Skin Diseases,
Piles, Goiter,
and other
ailments
Every
Tuesday and
Friday
VI the office of
lr. BlMkiBship
lit (itiitiil Life
BaiMlM
THIRTY-TWO RACERS
TO PARTICIPATE IN
TOUR FORMER WINNERS, ELEV
EN WHO HAVE NEVER DRIVEN
A CAR IN A SUI) MILE R A 0 F. AND
SCVENTFEN OTHERS COMPOSE
THE FIELD
indlanapoll . (ml,, May
4 Four
forroor winners, eleven drivers who
i never pilotod a oar in a BOO mile race
Mini seventeen others who have on
nut i occasions inr the 4 iiio.iMut
" r mme '"" Kam'
tiled to Btarl in the tenth annual In
ternutlonal automobile ran' al the
International Motor speedway May
'
k ,.
Former W"1"6
Tommy Milton, A A. A, champion
121, and winner "f las) year's
rce; Howard Wtlcox, winner in
1819; llAlpli DePulma. ill" victor iu
I scheduled to pilot mounts again this
time.
Other Star Drivers.
Other star drh
is who have en
intnst include Jim-
tl'led the .)
iv Murphy, winner of the 1921
jcrpneh grand prlx; Douglas Hawk
of E
ngla nd : It
tries, who lin-
ished second on the last local ra
l :.t 1 1 1 1 Muiford. .lui". Klllngbee, dirt
champion; It C, imraut. ami K
(Cannonball) Baker, transcontl"
tiental motorcyi
and aiitiimiibile
driver. Although an Indianapolis
man ami a Veteran autuimibile driver,
Woman to Start Car.
Km- Hie first time iii the history
nf the local course, a woman has
nominated a car to start tin- race.
She is Mrs Ilarvev of Los Angeles i
ANNUAL AUTO DERBY
Cavanaugh, who gj)a )a( obtained the services of Jer-
.viHi the CubsJry Wonderllch to drive her machine '
hut .,st htm ivhon Hp nnrnhnaarl a
it lost bim when ii- purchased a
n r tiiiiisi.ll- Hhn hna nut nnnnnnn.
I who will be at the wheel if her
r qualifies. The machine Is one
a lauious racing make and is said
Dfl -;ist enough to give real com-
petition
Louis Clievn let. Ind iana Del is. who
i . i, I., if ,,.i
1921, will have a half dozen or more
cars entered n the race this year. 1
Twelve ol the thirtV-tWO machines
.... . '. .
Several of the cars this year wll
ire mil Hi,, Mdln i,. I.. i.li. ,n,. i.i.,l
I eauipmcnt
been insta
cars with the idea of permitting the
mectianician
j,S pjt man
the COUI
HI ! '
w illl
Irivers ami their mechanicians lo:t
muni of the distance they have trav
foci. The radio la expected to over-
jorae this difficulty for the pilots.
DePalma's Nephew Entered.
Peter DePaolo nephew of Ralnh
),l-alma, will be at the wheel of .me inning ne men to iiucs a ens.- one,
if Louis Chevrolet's cieai inns. He,1""11"' 'he ball to Kelly, lie didn't
is acquainted with the local oval as know no nit. inn tniug ami was
a inechanicia.n, but not as a driver, thrown out at rirst,
In 1920 ami 1H21 he rede with DePa- VVm" Hilil1 Rellly wasn'i at
Irfta Last winter he was given a game? lie was there and don'!
moiin! In the Pacific coast races and think thai he didn't place his money
Bhowed some of the driving skill of Ottawa before the game.
hi famous uncle. Charley Stfeklen was there, too.
American, French and British auto- "Stick" walked behind the batter's
nn. Idles will compete (ionx will I'bite just before the game started
drive one of the two machines he Is and the third baseman nearly took
bringing from Franco, while HawkoaUhe commissioner's new, straw lid
will pilot Ills English car. Other vet- when be hurled the ball to
oralis who have entered include Art home,
Kclin. Eddie llearns, Ralph Mul- Polly Wolfe pulled a brodle of an
ford. Tom Aley and Joe Thomas, error right off the but when Quinn
The present record for the course! poled the pill easily out to center
for BOO miles is Sfl.Sl miles per hour.
tnai'.e by DePaJlma in 1915. (Last ! Someone Must Save,
years's mark Is the next best made. "TUtre Is one kind of money that
SI. 12. you can borrow," says a banker. "That
Winners of all the BOO mile races Is the klad somebody else has saved.1
HOES
o
H's really quality
thai counts after all.
The long wearing
quality In C l a u r
shoes means a better
Bhoe at no greater
cost.
E.
i
C LAUS
Established 1865
Standings:
' t
E; I
Phlludelph
BoHton
Hi .11
9 .:::'i
Yrste rd.iy'o Results.
Brooklyn, s; Chicago, 4.
( 'Incliinalt, ; N'i a Vnii,. i .
Ho Ion. I, SI l.ouls. U
Sn ! ii i games m ihodulod.
Games Tod.iy.
Brooklyn al Chicago,
Philadelphia al Pill burgl
i'A Vmk ni Cincinnati
Boston at SI. I mils.
AMERICAN L C A(,l I F
Won, Lost. Pe'
'i: vi .i;.",t
,,20 13 ,00d
.IB la .514
1.1 it ,4B'l
W Urn I
g Louis 'n
Philadelphia IB
Detroit 1.1
BostoB II
;i!6V?!an?
Washington Is
Chicago 12
Yesterday's Result
I".
is
19
w ai hington, ; I h
N. Vork, B; st I
No other garni i sc
Games Tod3y'
Chicago at Washington,
oveland at
troll at Phlhi
l.iiuls al No
ever tun ia Hie local tfack and speed I
follow:
Year
Winner Averag
1911 Ray Harround ...
1912 Joe Dawson
WIS Jules Ooux
1914 Rene Thomas ....
1918 Ralph DePalma .
I!il!l Howard W11COX . .
lido Qaston Chevrolet
11121 Tommy Milton
In 1916 the race cul t
74. "ill
78,70
;(; 92
B9 IT I
S'.l i 1
SS llli
SS Till
S9.62
nilea,
Dario Rests winning, There were no
races in llMT and 1918 because of the
NOTES OF THE GAME.
"oui one more name togetner ami
t,,e Ottawa rubs will be able to Btep
;l"' "' them, judging from i
the terrific slugging pace in
yesterday against Mendota.
I1"' terrific slugging pace they set.
Charley Roth's four ply drive with :;
the bases leaded yesteidav gave the)
Mendota fans something to talk of .4
and just reminded the Ottawa back- 5
era thai "Chuck" is ready to put In a 0
successful season with the hickory'
Stick
Cavanaugh at second base sure
Pul,ed down tha grounders yesterday
and win n i, can," to batUng be show-l
...1 il,.,, H ,.,'i , l,,,i,.l.
' " '" " ;
,'it,'l"', K,'nV Pul ,llm8e,f '"'
" """W"" 'umb
Mendota got three men on base be
Ifore any outs were recorded. He also.
evidenced the fact that he can drive
the ball almost any unn
111 h 1
to.
lt s :1 ,ttc ,y tnal "
mlled
lloltord out
the box in the first
several laps Innnig or the Ottawans would still
II reeled oil'''"' Slugging the pill. He retired With
on,y ono "", after elM runs hl"1
'een scored. He (ben went to third,
b"1 ne wa8 t(l" 1:i-v t0 BtoP toT 11
grounder in tne intrt inning and
they chased him into right field I ben
"ben he came to hat in tne fifth
MERIT
SONS
FOUR STAKE RACES
TO FEATURE TURF
MFFT HFPF IN IIIIY
IIILLI IIUIIL. Ill JUL!
If! ENTRIES ARE RECEIVED FOR
EARLY CLOSING EVENTS
$0,400 IN PRIZES TO BE AWARD
ED TO WINNERS.
Pour WOO early-closlns nurses wen
announced tin. morning tor the bit
Ottawa race meeting to be held hen
July IS. 19, 'n and 2 all ofW hich will
I be featured by straight entrance fees
, wrlth deductions of from three ta five
I per cent, The purses will be divided
i M 25-1S-10 per cent, The classes are
1 2: II and 211 trotting and 2:lii and
I 2:12 pacing. All the races will be on
IBt I the three-heal plan end more tlfnn 123
loll entries have already been received for
in th b takes.
"'i Entries for the class events will
I close at the Aurora meeting Tuesday,
' .lulv 11. V duable trophies will be
awarded to 1 1 1 winners of each race,
'and liberal ca h prizes have been pro
vided for drivers and caretakers of
w'lniiers, With these events a liver
program of class events willprovlde
a place for trotters and pacers In
every speed division to race In. Such
, liberal purt
mil coini itions deservi
llle keenest Ippriiatloll mi the part
I o the horsemen.
T
clos
lie large entry list for the ei
lug events assures a largo nun
starters in nil -takes. It is
peeled thai the local association will
have one of he largest entry lists by
the time the entries for the class
events are closed at Aurora, that ot-
I tawa has ever had
The association is negotiating with I
J. W (bats, prominent eastern horse-
tin n to give an exhibition with his
fomoua horse Penardo who has a re -i
cord of 2:26. Gears Is one of the old-
est drivers in the United Slates he-
lug 71 years of nv.i at the present I
time II" has never before appeared I
in Ottawa. I
Poilowitii: is the nroaram for the'
,,,,., ,,, De ,,.), ,,,.;
OTTAWA PROGRAM
Tuesday, July 1 8th.
I
160 on i
) -2:28 Trot
2-L':IS Trot IKarlv (
ig. . $Siiii 00
S: 25 Pace 1400.00 1
Wednesday. July 19th.
-2: 16 Trot 400.00
2:12 Pace (Early Closing) . .$800.00
2:17 Pace iion.no
Thursday, July 20th
7 2:b!l Pace V40O.OU
8 2:15 lac t Ka.lv losing) . .18 .
f
Friday, July 2!st.
IU SU I nil
fPnrlv Clnsiicl 1800 00
, " ,,. , , ' mom,
POOLSi
Long Enough.
"Did the sar-mujor go tfila ivay, sen-1
If y ; i uon i Kuuiv, i i n , ii u a i . i
"Wi
J'OU keep ,olir ejl
pen.
What do you think you're here fur?"
"Here for? Two perishing hours I"
Calcutta Looker-! in.
mod him
bj
getting a throe base hit a few inning
nftpr that,
N'evi Smiitii,, tli,. Cul,,: u ill i,
prnceton to play the Pi inc. ton tean
, ,..,,,,.,1.,.. ,,,,, ,,. ,
game this year.
My Work and Methods Make Sick
People Well.
Dr. E. Re Perkins
EXODONTIST
32d Season
SUCCESSFUL CONDUCTION
ANAESTHESIA FOR THE
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF
TEETH
A positive relief for suffering hu
manity and without the usual had
after effects.
W
mm'
... N.A. . ''
Reluctance to pay a few dollars
or the Fear of a Dentist has cost
thousands of people with bad teeth
ninny long years of suffering.
Mouth Infection soon means (!on
eral Infection, Rheumatism, Heart
Troubles, and hundreds of other
troubles that take the life out of
you and finally causes death fif
teen to twenty years before it
would if you had kept !ho mouth
free from decay and disease I's
ually after extracting a lot of bad
teeth the patient rapidly recovers
his general health. Be.-t proof Ol
the; is to ask any of my patients
who have had their mouths clea.i
d out. 1 offer skin and anaesthetic
results that cannot he dupli . I
elsewhere, if yours are real bad
its all the more reason you Bhould
place your case in my bands. My
long experience Is your best pro
tection. .Next visit -
HOTEL OTTAWA
MAY 23
OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 1
No other visit till fall
LADY ATTENDANT
W .Mi
V .i WMilk
mmmmk
UlUtJUNS HtFUSES
10 SEE 2 FAMOUS
SONS ifJ MIXUP
lilit) .
A f(
Aid
Ibnill-'l
i Minn
ilMAMY FANS ATTEND
GAME AT MENDOTA
noon to bc
baseball gam
len, Jerry I
Otta Qebbari
smith. i.u. i
ardson, Arm
l'ri. i. l is Bpyl
Dickens, Bet
- 1 ' II Bucbni
Dan Pitxgen
Levy, Walter
Parrell, Edv
Blckelkraut. I
igan, Willian
I iarry Funk.
I loll man. ,Iol
William I
cis Reillj
Cullen an
A .Ta) a
. be
wor
! blael
I nrlnl
the st.
-
This new A
sugar-coated "y
iiuin deliehtsx"
young and old.
it "melts in your
.lL.
uuuia ana me
A A
HffiBP-MaKxa 'J i .
center remains to aid digestion,
brighten teeth and soothe mouth
fund throat.
There are the other WRIQ&.EY
friends to choose from, too; --g-ft
M ,4 r
fi . - ,
PTIUII
MGER BEATS
! 0 1 M VMI
rtnnri . nnnn llllir.
FARRELL BROS. IE
N 10 INNING TILT
FROM CLOSE
iRT end or
TWO FLUKE
: GAME.
Mtawa h
is
'at c.f
to I,
w ith
was
rowd
two
nth
two
of a
Qnal
in to
were
cjub,
However, tne
knotted the
ig, w In n IToote,
. ' m i d a link i'
a pitchers' duel
Both pitch-
mound. The
a n i n n n 2
n o n ii n l !
It's toasted. This
cific ovira process
gives a rare and
delightful) quality
impossible to
duplicate.
Guaranteed by
B5J5
'iin,'i.n: uiiiM VMW ,
v.' v. s s y
iai
'
i v
gum in tne
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, i. . - : ' f
.
ml lJiCYl
IvSTRIKEl
. JE M .