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-V i 7 i -C-J- THE kiNGSPORT TMES KINGSPORT TEHKESSfeE SATynDAY' MAY 14 1921 I pa or: five L' IW A AD YE TIS EMENTS stave a let of steps They do the 5 Initial investigating and bring baci tnmptVinfr fantHMA 9r iVa a4oa something tangible for the adver User to work on Let the Kings-f port Times eave your time 1 Phone 138 5 RATES a One Inaertion cant 4 word Three Insertions 2 cents word Seven Insertions 4 cents a word A The above rates are for cash imum charge 15 cents When ad- vertisemfents are charged on ao- count the rate is a cent a word for each insertion 6 OFFICIAL APPALACHIAN LEAGUE BASEBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1921 SPORTING NEWS -j yt fj I I i tt i AT CLEVELAND 2 Occupation for concluded 'and no section of the United States was slighted in not being represented except perhaps the south Philadelphia has an edge on any other city the champions of two categories calling it their homes Quinnan of San Francisco is the flyweight champion Myers bantamweight Pittsburgh Huggins featherweight Davenport I1L Murray lightweight Philadelphia Sondberg welterweight Philadelphia Gilstrap middleweight Seattle Slaab light-heavyweigbt Spokane Schaffer heavyweight New Jersey been Times Want Ads get results TO BUILD COURT OF HONOR FOR 173 MEN i CLEVELAND May 16 17 18 June 30 July 1 Aug 15 16 17 Aug 29 30 '31 KNOXVILLE June 2 3r 4 June 16 17 18 July 21 22 23 Sept 1 2 3 CREENEVILLE Vr May 19 20 21 July 18 19 20 JOHNSON CITY 1 1 3 Aug 4f 5 6 May 23 24 25 July 7 8 9 Aug 18 19 20 Sept 12 13 14 KINGSPORT June 6 7 8 June 20 21 22 Aug 1 2 3 BRISTOL Yesterdays Results ir- Games Today Birsto) at Kingsport Johnsdn City at Greeneville Knoxvile at Cleveland AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterdays Games 'St Louis 7 Boston 11 Detroit 13 1 Washington 10 Cleveland 2 New York 8 Chicago 7 Philadelphia 3 Where They Play Today New- Ywk at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at Detroit Boston at St Louis NATIONAL LEAGUE esterday Res ults Broklyn 6 St Louis 10 Cincinnati 3 New York 4 Games Today Cincinnati atNewYork St Louis at Brooklyn' Chicago at oBston Pitsburgh at Philadelphia SOUTHERN LEAGUE Yesterday Results Mobile 2 Biripjngham Chattanooga 4 Little" Rock 3 Memphis 4 Atlanta 6 New -Orleans I0rl2 Nashville 3-1 Unj 1 i STANDING OF THE CLUBS of A KiiiGSPORT LOSES THIRD TO BRISTOL -V-J -i- sf A A r'C i Indians Drop Final Game of the "Series by Score of 8 to 3 Savages Still Confident i ij 1 (By Stony Smallwood) Losing three straight games to the Bristol State Liners the Indians still have confidence and say they will repeat oh the home ground this week The three games at Bristol were not a fai rtest for teh team we had- not much practice whileNick Bell and his crew had practically -all spring and played several exhibition games We are striking our stride and after this week good bye old league! Kingsport is going to set it on fire The savages started off brutally in the first inning Saturday and it looked as if jtehy would masacre the State Liners but somehow the In dians got tame and the Liners began lining them out and so away went the old ball game In the first inning ajite rone was out McClorey bustei ope for a single but Moore was an easy out McClorey being perchet on second Wilcox was selecting his bat and with one jt his mighty cuts sent the old apple against deep left center field fence 'on -the first hop and -put the Liners one -score to the good Again in the sixth Bell's crew began hammering teh eld apple and pushed over enough to win The In dians were as pavage as ever but it seemed as if luck was against them they were fighting hard but it was oJ 4 Do use The lucky fielders camped undef the mighty drives or the in fielder just happened to he where the stinging liners weer hit Chief McAndrews continued to hammer the old apple The batting averages of Chief McAndrews ant Manager Ireland are above the four hundred mark Kopshaw sure did show the Bristol catcher and base runners upi They started to take liberties with Kops arm but the big fellow always caught them Kop is beginning io get his eye on the old apple and he showed in Bristol that if a catcher doesnt usually hit he does Mosley the new first baseman has not get his eye on the ball He has not had any practice this year but his fielding in teh games at Bristol is worthy of mention The team as a whole did well but they will improve geratly with a little1 mote parctice Manager Ierlan would not announce the pitcher for todays game but it is likely that Red Moody will be his selection to open the series here Red will turn the State Liners back for their first defeat this year "so -fans come out and support the home team support them like Bristol did their team and they will win Kopshaw and Manage rlrelan were eased of any superfluous cash they might have when Persident Ellison Uned them $25 each for teh little rumpus in Bristol The box score for Saturdays game was as follows: Birstol AB A ri jV Earned 'runs Bristol port 2 vV Two base hits ton McAndrews i Three baes hits McClorey Home--run Wilcox Base on balls By Coleman 6 by Miller 6 by Henry 2 Time of game 1 hour 45 minutes Umpire Lawrence Pop-Ups (Stony Smallwood) Maybe -some of the State Liners thought as the Indians toward the ump but didnt get a chance to put their thoughts into action Qur chief and backtsop are not the only ones that will get it in the neck Set tight Mr Ump Beware State Lienrs you are on ihe hunting grounds of the Indians and if you dont watch your step youll make a dive for the -S Happy Huting Gorunds Every cloud has a cilve watch the old clouds roll by rlinin Greenevilles Burly Cubs drove the Soldiers to their dug-out in the open ing game but the Soldiers back strong in the second and showed the Cubs whereto head in Bristol is now leading the league but a good start often means a bad ending Dont be too sure but bear Wilcox in mind hotter watch that bird Chattanooga lead Southern league for two weeks at the beginning of the Reason Look at the Look-outs now holding the cellar laurels It all goes to bow that the best some times fall The Cleveland Manufacturers manufactured enough runs to tace one game of three from the Pioneers Chief McAndrews along with Irelan is smacking the horse-hide lop-siedd Chief having cornered two Keytsone arps and Irelan a tripel and a Rouble 2 i (When He Meet Sam Hall) Mighty Jimmy Wilcox With "a mighty frown Took three awful swings Heaedd fo rteh dog-house 1 We are with you Bristol in clean baseball but remember theife are other teams besides the Indians- in this league Four three base hits marked the game in -the Soldier-Cub affajr Saturday along with three doubles Good bye seven foot fence wehn these birds come to Kingsport I Speedy Lawrence ha sbeen ap pointe doff icial arbiter in this eague Luck to you Speedy you cejrtainly have a tough job I After all it all goes to make the game the best teams wins Of course we want to see Kingspotr on top One series dont put fts out of the not by a long shot me The whole world hates a knocker i Carpentier Begins To Amass Fortune Emerged From War Almost less Now Has Little Over Two Hundred Thousand Penni Paris May 1 Georges Carpentier who emergedi from the war rainet and practically penniless is noVfr re ported to be worth more than 3000 000 francs or a little over $200000 in real money all of which pe made since his fight with Joe Bpckett All his property in Lievin side of Lens was- destroyed the war and while mobilized what savings he had to kep mother and family even gettnjg some debts which his sharejtof ick Sr up the in June 1919 just evened upj pentier has beer touripg Belgium1 amiiL FOR SALE FOR SALE Ford coupe used eight months in good conditio with new tires and $75 worth of accessories Cash price $700 Apply Box XZ Times 4-26-tf I FOR SALE At once household 1 furniture including piano 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Goodrich tire cas-- ing mounted rim Finder return to Dr Reed 5-16-3t FOUND FOUND Two bunches of 'keya have been turned in at The Times office I in the last six 'months Are they yours? 4-1 Sf HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Route boys wanted boys We can depend upon over 12 years ofage Apply Circulation Manager I Times 5-2-tf A NT ED Route boys wanted boys we can depend upon' over 12 years of age Apply Circulation Manager The Times MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To buy or rent 4 -or 5-hoom house preferably a mile or so out Times 5-3-tf Lt)ANS The Sullivan Farm Loan Association can make loans in Greene Hawkins and Sullivan coun-j ties on 33 years time at 6 interest This is the Government plan Write for application td Baumgard-i ner Secretary Bristol Tennessee ELECTION NOTICE Having been asked by my many friends of this city to run for alder- man and after due consideration-have decided to announce my canch-dacy in the June election and I so-j licit your support Respectfully yours PIERCE soldier dead One of the unique sponsors of a column is the Field Artillery Regiment composed of men from many organizations and some from none at all The regiment pjans 1 to dedicate its column to some former university artilleryman who was-not a member of any campus tion Yod read the Want Ads pcoplo will read yours Other I Urbana UlrMay 16 As a memo-1 rial to the 173 men from the Univer- sity of Illinois who lost their lives in the world war a Court of Honor will be built in the new athletic stadiuml to be built with a $1500000 fundi now being raised There will be 173 columns in the court one for each of the university's heroes 1 Already various campus organiza-l tions have sponsored more than half I of the columns pledging $1000 each! as their contribution to the memorial Those organizations which lost men during the war will dedicate their column to the memory of their own a EYNOLDS Tobacco Cot Winaton-Salaa COLEGIAN BIDS FOR NO-HIT NO-RUN FAME Northfield Minn May 16-Lefty Wotock a freshman at Carle-ton college is the latest collegian to bid for no-hit no-run fame In a Rame against Macalester Woock turned the opposing batsmen bucK without a hit ra run passed three and struck out 12 batsmen In the game against St Olaf he 'struck out fourteen and passed twp allowing only three hits Woock is 22 years old lie Has playeijbut little baseball but Coach Claude Hunt believes he is a comer Woock was a membef of the football and basket ball squads because Camels have i I H- The pleasure is worth" ii Theres no substitute for Camel quality and that mild fragtant Camel blend The fellow who smokes Camels wants Cafciels Thats smoothness a fragrance and a mildness you cant1' get in another cigarett 1 i Dont let anyone tell you tht ahv other cigarette" at any price is so good as Camel3 i your own taste be the judge Try Cam elsf or yourself A ewsmooth refreshing puffs aid youd walk a1 mile for a Camel too Xiuujauu --j Switzerland Northern 'Africp anc Spain and under the keen business management of Descamps hap been raking in the' paper francs Descamps js wprkin with Carpentier oi a 40 jier ceut ugreemeut Of ARMY OFLOCyPATION V9 HAVE UE EN -CONCLUpED Coblenz April 28 The boxing cUaiwionfehips of the American Army Scoer by innings Bristol 210 023 OOx 8 11 Kingsport 100 000 2003.