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-J DECATUR HERALD THURSDAY; JUNE 16, 1921. DECATUR HERALD STALEYS DEFEAT CHARLESTON CLUB BY SCORE OF 6 TO 0 PITTSBURGH'S PITCHING ACE WHO BEAT EVERY NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUB IN A ROW RANNY YOUNG HURLS IN GREAT FORM AND KERR PITCHES GREAT GAME AGAINST YANKS -AND WHITE SOX WIN TRACTORS MEET STALEYS TODAY Fast Janesvile Club Here For Three Games With Starch Workers CUBS LOSE TO GIANTS 6 TO 2 Stage 12 Innings of Hardest Fought Baseball of Season A ALLOWS BUT 3 HITS! Former Millikin Star Has Opponents at His Chicago Twirler Allow New York But Eight Scattered Hits and Cops by 7 to 2 Count Babe Ruth Connects for Double and Single. With the promise of fair weather for today a great crowd is expected-) Mercy All the Way McGinnity's Pound Offerings of Lefty Lancaster. to be on hand for the first game oi the Staley-Janesville series to' be NEW YORK, June 15. The White '-if- -v i'm staged this afternoon on Staley field.

Sox. aided by Kerr's great pitching II The Janesville team is one of the fastest in the ranks of Industrial and timely hitting, defeated the Yankees today, 7 to 2. The Sox exe CHARLESTON, June 1 5. Pitching in great in one of the best exhibitions ever seen on the local cuted three double plays. Collins and Mulligan led the visitors' attack with CHICAGO.

Juna 15 Xew York today defeated Chclago 6 to 2, in twelve Innings of the hardest fought baseball seen here this season. Vaughn, pitching in his best form of the year, weakened in the 12th. and the Giants bunched five hits, two of which were doubles, with a base on balls and clinched the game. Chicago jumped into the lead when Flack hit the first ball pitched for a home run and then the Cubs added another by bunching hits off Benton. Barnes replaced Benton and the game resorted Into a pitching duel until the ninth when Chicago's defense broke, errors by Hollocher and Killefer enabling the Giants to tie toe score.

three hits apiece. CHICAGO AB McClellan, ss 5 Mulligan, 3b 5 Collins, 2b lot Ranney Young let the Charleston team down with three hits here this afternoon and the Staleys of Decatur defeated the locals 6 to 0. Young was master of the situation all the way. He gave but three bases on balls and fanned four batters. The Charleston team didn't even come close to scoring.

Cooper, rf 3 baseball and has won the big majori ity of its games this season. Springfield sport writers, after seeing the Tractors in action against the San-gamos in three contests, declare them to be the strongest aggregation that has appeared on Watch Factory field this year. Selb to Pitch. Clyde Scib is scheduled to do the pitching for Staleys this afternoon. Seib was left at home yesterday, when' the other Starch Workers went to Charleston, in order that he might have a day's rest before the game.

Seib will show his best brand of twirling today as he is anxious to 2 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 '1 3 0 3 4 2 1 2 2 2 2 0 15 0 2 1 0 TRIES COMEBACK Man Who. Has Two Decisions Over Dempsey Back i in Fight Game Falk. If ar Strunk, cf Sheely, lb Schalk, Kerr, Opposing Young on the mound was NEW YORK AB A 5 11 3 0 "Lefty" Lancaster, last year with the Barger-Whites of Danville and this Burns. If Bancrft, ss Totals 39 NEW YORK AB 0 CARPENTIER MONEY SCARCE IN PARIS; FREAK BETS MADE 7 15 27 18 A 0 2 0 12 3 ..5 ..4 ..5 Frlsch. 3b-2b Roth, rf 4 0 0 maxe up lor tne drubbing he received last Sunday at the hands of ma rnArtwcw, June lo.

wiuie Peckinpaugh, ss 4 0 0 Young, rf Kelley, lb the Havolines. Meehan, San Francisco heavyweight, who claims two decisions over Jack King, cf 4 0 10 0 3 0 The lineup and batting order for Lingerie, Cigarette Cases, season star twlrler of the Frankfort, club. Lancaster's offerings were for the Starch Workers. They hit the ball for 13 safe blows and had men on base In nearly every innings. Young was given great support In the field.

The Staleys pulled off many fast and sensational plays and did not make a bobble. todays game follows Staleys Janesville Queer Stunts All That Is Placed In Frenchman Dempsey, heavyweight champion, has attempted a comeback, after a short retirement and has left for points be Ruth, cf 3 1 Pipp, lb 3 0 Mcusel, If 4 0 Baker, 5b 4 0 Ward. 2b 4 0 Hoffman, 3 1 Quinn, 2 0 Devorner, 1 0 Sheehan, 0 0 5 3 3 11 3 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 3 yond the Rocky mountains to fill Breckenridge cf. Cronk lb. Brokaw rf.

Brackett If. Monroe. 2b Rapp, 3b Patterson, 3b Snyder, Nehf. xx Sallee, Banton, Brown, xxx Barnes, Smith, ..1 ..2 ..4 ..0 ..1 ..0 ..1 ..2 How Tfcey Scored. -Staleys scored one in the second.

Meinert cf. Woodworth Halas If. Demmltt rf. Hemingway Schaefer Pahlman McGIade e. Perring and lost only 6 for a percentage of Hemingway doubled and went to third on a wild pitch- Schaefer singled to Schwind Holland Totals ...32 2 8 27 11 Batted for Quinn In eighth.

-3b. 2b. One reason the Pittsburgh team Is so far ahead in the National League pennant race is Wilbur Cooper, left-handed pitching ace. When the Pirates had played 31 games, having won 25 left and Hemingway scored. The Starch Workers counted anoth By KEWTON C.

PARKE. International News Service Staff Correspondent. PARIS, June 15. Georges Carpen-titr, as the world well knows, makes his home in Paris, where he is well liked, respected as a sportsman, etc. But there is probably no haTder towri in tho world wherein the eager Shook .806.

Cooper had pitched 7 games with a clean record of 1.000.. Not only that but he had beaten each of the other clubs in the league. R. Innings 9 Watkins c. Lathrop er in the third.

Pahlman singled. Chicago New York Seib Smithson 000 101 0327 000 010 001 2 'P-l Young p. Walsh four boxing engagements. Bob Martin, heavyweight champion of the A. E.

will be one of Mee-han's opponents. They are scheduled to go 12 rounds June 23 at Columbus. Tommy Gibbons is on Median's schedule for 12 rounds June 23 at Cleveland and Jack McCov at Boston for 12 rounds at Casper. July 4 Meehan's first bout on the trip will be against Andy Schuman, formerlv a navy champion, at Omaha, June 20. Meehan hopes to get back to a position where he can meet Dempsey for the championship.

Totals 43 6 14 36 17 batted for Rapp in 9th. xx ran for Snyder in 9th. xxx batted for Benton in 2nd. Kotzelnick Wooten p. DODGERS WALLOP Dempsey fan can find Carpentier THREE-l LEAGUE Woodworth fanned.

Halas singled and Pahlman went to second. Demmltt singled and Pahlman counted. Three Staley runs came over in the Hemingway doubled. Lot-shaw singled and Hemingway scored. StcGlade singled and Lotshaw went to second.

Young slammed the ball to Turner at third and Lotshaw went to: money. Miss Stirling Wins If you want to bet a silk shirt, a bottle of good champagne, a pair of Second Round Match ladies' stockings or a breezy bit of PIRATES 7 TO 3 Two-base hit Kerr, Mulligan, Ruth. Three-base hit Collins, Falk, Mulligan. Home run Hoffman. Double plays Kerr to Collins to Sheely; Mulligan to Collins to Sheely.

Ift on basj Chicago 7, New York 5. Bases on balls Off Quinn 2, off Kerr 2. Hits Off Quinn, 11 in eight Innings; off Sheehan, four in one inning. Struck out By Quinn 3 by Kerr 1. Winning pitcher Kerr.

Losing pitcher Quinn. Umpires Dlneen and Connolly. Time 2:00. silky lingerie for a Parisian beauty third, but McGlade was forced at FONTAINEBLEAU. France, June on Dempsey's chances Carpentier's rooters are fight there.

But at this is Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta second. Young was safe at first on the fielder's choice. Pahlman doubled CHICAGO AB A Flack, rf 6 1 3 4 1 0 Hollocher. ss 0 2 8 1 Kelleher. 2b 4 0 1 9 4 0 Grimes, lb 5 1 0 12 1 0 Maisel, cf 0 4 4 0 0 Sullivan, If 5 0 1 0 0 0 Deal.

3b 5 0 0 1 1 0 Killefer. 5 0 2 4 1 1 Twombly, ..0 0 0 6 0 0, O'Farrell, .0 0 0 0 0 0j Vaughn, .........5 0 0 0 3 0 Totals ...47 2 11 36 19 STAXDIXGS. Won. Molina 25 Terre Haute 24 Rock Island 24 Peoria 23 Bloomington 20 Rockford 17 Cedar Rapids 17 Evansville 15 and Toung and Lotshaw counted. Lost.

16 16 18 IS 22 24 Pet. .610 .600 .571 .561 .476 .405 .395 .386 Grimes Holds League Staleys put one more across in the American woman golf champion, won through the third round of the women's open golf championship tournament today as did Miss Cecil Leltch, British woman champion. Indians Defeat who defeated Miss Stirlinsr in the Leader Safe While Cooper Batted Freely FORD TIRES Strictly Firsts Athletics 6 to first round of the British woman's championship at Turnberry, Scot PHILADELPHIA. Juna 15 Cleve ran for Killefer in 11th. land, last month.

ninth. Halas tripled and scored on Demmitt's The score: STALEYS AB PO A Pahlman, lb, 1 3 IT 0 0 Wood worth, 2b. 0 1 3 4 0 Halas. If. ..5 0 3 1 1 0 Demmltt, rf 4 1 1 1 0 0 Hemingway, 3b 2 3 0 3 0 Lotshaw.

cf 5,1 1 0 Behaefer, 4 0 1 12 0 MeGlade. c. 4 0 1 3 2 0 Yoking, p. 4 1 0 0 5 0 land took an 11 Inning gama from Inningsl2 The rivals are on opposite halves ROCKS BEAT BINNIES. CEDAR RAPIDS, June 15.

Mc-Cracken gave Rockford nine passes in six innings today and Manonk blew up, Rockford winning six to two. PITTSBURGH. June 15. Grimes ..000 000 002 004 ..200 000 000 000. New York Chicago of the draw and the prospects that Miss Striling will have a chance to kept the hits scattered today while Brooklyn was batting Cooper freely Philadelphia 6 to 5.

Hasty was taken out in the 10th for a pinch hitter. In the 11th Speaker singled to center, stole second, went to third on Smith's sacrifice and scored the winning-run on Gardner's sacrifice fly. stage of the game let's concede that it may change later there's little chance of getting down any substantial money on Denipsey. Freak bets are numerous. Ex-King Manuel of Portugal, for instance, is backing Carpentier.

He is said to have risked at least a dozen cigarette cases on Georges. Andre de Fouquieres, the "Beau Erummel" of Paris, likes Iiempsey. If Carpentier takes the count the fashionable crowds at Longchamps race track may expect to. see in some of the most shrieking vest's created since the world was born. The.

Prince of Murat will lay himself out for several costly dinners if Dempsey wins. Most -of his bets are Kith English sportsmen, for the English colony, almost solid. Is putting its last shirt on Dempsey. Chorus Girls. Favor Dempsey.

The two French claimants to the Two base hit Frisch, Flack, Kelly. retrieve her defeat at Turnberry through both reaching the finals were bright at the conclusion of today's Home run Flack. Stolen bases and the visitors won from Pittsburgh 7 to 3. Ponder replaced Cooper in the 7th and held Brooklyn scoreless for Flack, Frisch, Smith. Sacrifices R.H.E.

Rockford 6 6 2 Cedar Rapids 2 7 2 Sallee. Double plays Hol play. the remainder of the game. .40 6 13 2 17 AB PO A locher "to Kelleher to Grimes: Kelle. 30x3! Non-Skid While They Last 1 1 .00 Innings 11 R.H.E.

Cleveland 020 000 11 16 0 Philadelphia 102 001 000 106 16 0 Innings 9 Missouri Track Team her to Hollocher to Killefer; Deal OLitrell and Rigsby; Manonk and McCarthy. to Grimes. Left on base New York Brooklyn .,...01 00 2 4 0 0 0 7 12 0 Pittsburgh ...1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 10 2 Had Successful Year Batteries Coveleskie and, Nuna-maker, Thomas; Hasty, Keefe and 11: Chicago 13. Base on balls off Vaughn 6, Barnes 3: Sallee 1. Hits No other games were scheduled in the Three-I 2 10 1 8 1 1 1 Totals CHARLESTON Moore, cf.

Hamilton, McGrath, If. JfcArthur. lb. Turner. 3b.

Bennett, rf. Cook, 2b. Thompson, ss. Lancaster, p. Perkins.

Grimes and Miller; Cooper, Ponder and Schmidt. Reds Bunch Hit ...3 ...3 ,..4 ..3 ...2 ..2 off Benton 4 in Barnes 3 in 7: Sallee 4 in 4. Struck out Vaughn 3 Senators Win From Browns 7 to 5 Benton 1, Barnes 2, Sallee 2. Winning CARDINALS LOSE And Down Phils COLUMBIA, Mo June 15 Winning every dual meet competed in and finishing- tied for second in the Missouri Valley Conference meet, the University of Missouri track team has concluded Its 1921 schedule. Coach Bob Simpson, former star hurdler, led the Tigers in their suc "prettiest pair of legs in the world" pitcher Sallee- Umpires Klem and Emslie.

Time 2:37. JOIE RAY WINS MILE are both whooping things up for Georges. Mile. Mistinguett, whose CINCINNATI, June 15. Although outbatted more than two to one, Cincinnati bunched three hits with an error in the second Inning and WASHINGTON.

June 15. Washington won the first of a series of five games from St. Louis today, 7 to 6. Singles by Shanks, O'Rourke, Judge Totals .27 0 3 27 5 1 ANOTHERBATTLE admirers first pronounced hers the PREFERRED TIRE CORPORATION 347 N. Main St.

won from Philadelphia today 4 to 1. and Harris accounted for the winning R. Staleys Oil 000 0316 Charleston 000 000 000 0 runs In tho eighth. cessful season despite the absence of several' star members who left school last year. Illinois also took crack men from the team.

prettiest, hopes to see the fight. She is a friend of handsome Georges and if he wins she will get enough pairs of silk stockings to cover her so-called "prettiest" for the remainder Innings 9 Philadelphia .0 0 0 001 0 0 0 1 11 1 R.H.E. Stolen base Woodworth. Two base hits Hemingway 2. Pahlman 2.

Halas, Cincinnati ...0 4 00000 0 4 5 2 St Louis 000 000 0505 11 3 Air-Tight Pitching for Several of the men who were Washington 000 302 02x 7 12 0 Smith and Peters; Luque and or her day s. Main 1940 Decatur Wingo. RACE AT HARVARD BOSTON. June 15 Jo'le W. Ray of the Illinois Athletic club, national amateur mile champion won a special one mile run at the Harvard stadium today in the athletic games held in connection with the centen-nary celebration of the Boston English High school.

His time of four! minutes 30 3-5 seconds was. considered good in view of high wind. Shocker, Kolp, Richmond, Bayne Mile. Spinelli, rival of Mistinguette in the beautiful limb controversy, is forced to leave in the middle of the season owing to illness, together with Capt. Brutus Hamilton, Olympic veteran, will be back next year.

Braves Beats St. Louis 3 to 0 and Severeid; Courtney, Schacht and Gharrity. GOLF TOURNAMENT dealing exclusively In lingerie bets. Moore. Three base hit Halas.

Sacrifice hit Hamilton, Cook. Bases on balls off Young 3. off Lancaster 3. Struck out by Young 4. by Lancaster 9.

Wild pitch Lancaster. Umpire "-Owen. Life is no Joke to the chap who has to live by his wits. Her American and English friends who are laying their hopes on DemD- HAS BEEN POSTPONED sc-y will draw down everything from kisses, to champagne and cigars if sue loses. ST.

LOUIS, June 15. Oeschger's air-tight pitching for Boston won over St. Louis today 3 to 0. Five hits Stage gossip has it that "La Bella Dherlys," music hall dancer, who favors Dempsey. has agreed to steo wwo aiiowea oy ine iwirier, ii a a I the cardinals never geetinr more than one hit in any frame.

out on me beach at Deauvilla Julv 2 I in the same costume she wears be- Innings 9 i June 15 The western intercollegiate golf for June 21-24 at the Indian Hill club, has been postponed until fall, It was announced today. Although nine colleges had entered, it was found that examinations and summer had eliminated many desirable contestants. TRAFTON REPORTS TO STALEY CAMP tore the footlights a string of pearls Boston ..1001001003 9 ir ine American fighter loses. St. Louis 0 00000 000 0 8 1 But around Maxim's.

ClaridsV Oeschger and O'Neill; Doak, and Dllhoefer. bar -and other rendezvous of the sporting fraternity where big' bets on AY Just a Step From Looking Oar Wont to Lnoktag ear Best TRY OUR "CLEAN CLOTHES WAY" The New Paris Cleaners and Dyers PHOSE MAIM 3003 33T North Main Street norses, are frequent, there is practically no Carpentier money in sight. At this writing the Parisian betting fraternity is inclined to ac- Jr.VTIOJfAI, LEAGUE. Trafton. center on the great Staley I football team of last year, has report Sure i ctpt the odds quoted in New York ed to the camp of the Starch Workers oa correctly representing Carpen I tiers chances and they hate to do and will be employed in the plant this summer.

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