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rEDFORD MATL TRTPiUXK. MEDrOKI OKEflOX. TUESDAY. JULY ir,. 192a
VT PXOE SIX
BRITISH TRACK STARS MEET YALE AND HARVARD
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Associated Itokh HportH Writer.
Hre and thre on the paM of
htiehall history are rcordrd th?
dramatic collapse of powerful
baKhali mochinfH. Jmt the fall of
the Ht. J-mils CardlnnN, Nationnl
Hague chatnpinnA in li2S. threat
ens to go down In the books an
on of the 8trflnfrnt and most
UiK-rpeottMl of all form reversal.
Kor two months the Card wern
In the thlrk of the pennant ehaxe.
Then they fell apart. There have
heen a number of explanation for
the collapw of the hampions. hut
ytOKt of the ref iionstbillty ran be
traced bark to a veteran pitrhinu
Bluff that i-rarkcd wide upen :it
a time when 1 till v Buiithworth
had no up-anl-ioinWiK yntitiKH.'-rs
OitKlble of NteppliiK into the
breru-h.
On June 14 of the current cmn-
palKn the Curdtt had compltfl
record of 34 vh lorfen and
kww.4, a itrcentaf;e of dose
XIO. Since that d;ite the Turdi
nalw have lust 23 KBinen and won
tfrily ni for a neaHon's record of
..,
4 a vlctorl
nUiKe of
,'Ihus In
Fi-SsrtucMQ nnnQ
n Hi.- FluMt iif :ilf III IJUUlJ III
ne 'arilH have a roii'-l . fc 1 w J U U J
mvoith the irdN have tin!'!"'
from a position an a h-ariitiK eon ;
tender for !) ch.impionhbip Into i
n rtofirht with Mrooklyn to ntuv 1
tit of the Kfcond division.
Smithworth'K tw lt Kround j
trt the Dodfterw yenterday, bowinir,
t Ihe New York (Hants, 7 to 2. j
while the Ilohln were turnlni:'
1-ark the Cincinnati Keds. 4 to 2. f
This left the Robins only a uanje
and a half out of the first di
vision. The second place Chicago Cubs
Hhaved a half Kame off r'lttnburK s
lead by downing the 1'hlllloH In
both ends of a double bill. 0 to fi.
find 1 to C. Chuck Klein hit hh
ir4th, Sf.th nnd 2fith home runs
durfnn the double bill to assume
major leaRiie leadership in this de
partment. Mink Wilson got his
23rd homer In the first same.
An error by .OeorK" HiMcr en-
nbled the l'imlen to beat the IIom
ton liraves, ft to 4 In
l InnliiKi !
nnd stretch their winning sweaK
to elrht In a row. The victory J
(Aft the I'irates leadiim the Cubs
by two and a half games.
The Vunkeps picked up half a f
game on the Athletics by heating hnck upon-his trusty right when
Drtrolt. 7 to C while the A' werejftn,) if u t-Hsis develops.
Hplltling n double bill with Cleve-1 Observers at Itraddock's train
land. Ins camp at White Sulphur
Bahe Ruth's 20th homer of the springs. N. Y.. have noticed the
ytar In the ninth Inning gave the cmillenger working away with a
Yanks their win ot letrolt. Sloppy
fielding spoiled Hoy Hhetld's debut
an a starting pitcher and he wmp
rMved by Freddy Heimlich, who
received ered'l for the victory.
Cleveland slugtf-d Khmke. Itom-
men ano Tertes io nmr nt- ini
game of their double bill with the
A A n to ii. out (ifoiKu rini-
Hhuw stoiped the Indluns cold in,
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won, iu u. r.iiiiipiiuB
beven scattered hita and funned ,
V ,llnK...I Vn-A Mar-...
bWT as the Chicago While Kox
beat Washington. 4 to 2, a ml the.buklnK skm lu k,.,.,, ;ilni ()Ul ,lf -u,
Ht, Iuis Itrowns poundfd fjway of the ehalleiiKer's punches.
lout on h ti i lii h for Ifl hits to down
the lted Sx. 10 to 3.
Fights Last Night
Jty the Associated Pre.
Boston li nle Schaar. Huston,
knocked out Jack (iagnoit. Histon.
e.
New York Sammy IWfman.
New York, stopptd Pctey Mack.
Jersey City. t.
Ttroiii Steve Itoreo. TornntiN
oiil pointed Phil Tobias. N-v Voik,
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tlrnnil Itapids. Mich.- tleoiKC
fiodfi ey. Lelperville, Pa,, stoppeil
Halph Smith. San Krancit-co, (V)
Watch Tongue
For Signs of Illness
Your toiiKue is nothing more
than the upper end of your stomach
and intrtiV. It is the first thins;
vmir dftrtnr limit ut. It tplla ut 1
(tlnnce the condition of your dines-
tive system snd physicians say
that 9U per cent of all sicknesses
start with stomach and bowel
trouble.
A white or yellow.
igfw I3ii cumins; uii jfuui
t-AC4 tongue is a danger
sifc-nul 01 tlioso uiKes
tive disorders. It tells
you why the leust ex
ertion tires you out;
why you have pains in
ttuywr why you have pains in
mNf.Uk the bowels, as, sour
mij mormntl stomach, diny spells.
And It's a siifn you need Taulac.
This rood old reliable medicine has
helped thousands who were physi
cal wrecks. See how the first bot
tle helps you.
Tanlac contains no mineral
drugs; It is made of barks, herbs
and roots naturea own medicines
for the sick. Get a bottle from
your druggist today. Your money
back if it doesn't help you.
Tanlac
$2 MILLION BOTIIIS USED
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AiTiti.i'tii PrfCt Photo
Alh!elc fror-. Oxford and Cambridge will enter dual meet with a Vale-Harvard team July 13 at
the Harvard tlji'jm, Cambridge, Mjes., where they are ehown practlcinti. Ian R. Mann ( ower right)
Is the high hur,J!- etar ot the Invader, and Fred Sturdy (iowr left) is the hope u( American cohorU
U) the pole vault.
BRADDOCK MQMmi.!
TininonAV nniiT i xt ,i "
I HI IWaI 111 I Kl II I I iverfiUy of Alalima, who won the o( the or,.r., ut he dirt upecify
I I 1 1 I lit ll Jfl I I 1 1 1 1 I I j I-'-'- Houthern Intercollegiate golf a section which involved the ap
I UUHUll www I ! chain j'ioiiHliiji early In -May. at the ilication of considerable voltage to
j liiltmote Forest country club ot ; his person.
lAHheville. turned up a fortnight "I was ail wet at the time," he
RUfnOrS SaY Chall6nQ6r HaS laUr to I'lav ln lne ODen cam- said. "The first part of the work
' jpionship of the southeastern pro-, was well, sort ot trying. And it
nnwnlAnorf I of Uonri
Dim Thaf Maw WnrPV
tSJOW inai IViay VVOIiy
Loughran Champ Slow
ing Up, Belief of Fans.
N H W YORK, July 16 . iP
There are rumors that James J.
Kiuddock has developed a good
left hook which lie hope tn usp
with K'od effect when he fncea -
.Toimny J.ougnran in ineir jikiil
heavyweight championship battlu ,
ut the Yankee stadium Thursday ,
night but the chances are that tin j
Jerey 'ity challenger will fall '
left hook. Hut James J. is not by 1
uny means neKlectlng his straight
iinht. It was a straight right that
i,ioke Pete I-utzo'j jaw. knocked ;
out Tutfy (.rUflih and
stopped i
,,my Slatte.y and no one knows
oeuer man iiiauooeK inai ins mm-
tune is In his right bund.
iu mat nano it ran oca
punches harder than any light
'iru)nnK.u m uie "un...rWl "
I ne ousiiieMH, i(
wouiu Kt'ein. him iiokmiuii, i ins
eamp In Hossick Kails. N. Y., up-
'Jin '
"'""'" "t 1.0. ...s wll a.n.l Canada.
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( (upendiiiK upon his speed ami
l,eo i.omsltl litunil t uai i.uUKtt
jtan could be floored lull Leo didn't
J find uny way to keep the Imht
heavyweight champion down. The
Abfideen axsain floored Tommy j
f a bout
at Madison Square tiaiden but
I I .oiiehi ii n L'nl on In linv IiIm uav In
(a tteeislun. p.raildoi'k puncaesl'
harder than l.om.-ki and Lourhran
may imt be able to k'1 up if one
of the Jersey City's shiKger's rl;bts
land fluvh on his jaw.
odd on the bout have been
short en im:. lndir;itlous nw ai i
that Loimhran will enter the ring
j little heller than an even money
ii-hoire. The betting fraternity
I seeiii.H to have decided 1 bat tjie
jlTtV-poimd lilhliMbler han loKt
'some of his speed and that there is
j more than a remote ehance that
Itl.otdock "III succeed Io the till
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The 3-flory l:xc liaitKe I.uII.Iiiir
under cnn.HIl lli-tli.ll In Seattle.
Va.h., Ik t,i he the hiltxexl re-
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jwonu.
By O. B. KEELER , i
n-.m- riu-l.eii i-.ll l-.nkv
fessional golfers' association at
at
HiimiuKham. He looked extremely
1 ',al,irt 11,1,1 for lUIlk'er han at
.Ashevllle, and informed me, with
a depressed air, that he doubted if j
he could manage to play through
the competition. j
"Kxaminations been, tough?" I
Inquired. I
"No," he said. "Initiations. I
might go ko far us to say electro-
ctitions. I'm just nhoiit ruined.' j
1 pressed Harry for an explana-j
tlon. :
U seems that In the closing days:
0f uiH (.0eKlate term he. wuh
candidate for one ot
the mystic i
POP VENDER RETIRES
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas 'A; j
Julius." whose thundering pl-a, ;
Hon't you ever get thlrst-ee?" is
familiar to thonaiuis of nluvers
im f;)nM pro,)a,lly h;iM hllWkei, n,H ;
tlo,,i nf llftn
Kt,w kllow
that Julius
i boasts a last name although his
given name bus beef a hy-wurd in
.,... u,,H
Sail Antonio for
years. 111m
surname is .Mver. Likewise few
nuw h h!,M l:iul MWa' " ,"",
in'ovulinii an ediii'Mtirm for .vinil .
children, through his assorted oc-
cupatioiiM.
A long siege of illness has taken week and competed in the British
most of Julius" pep. As a result Columbia mid-summer carnival at
this born showman bus appeare,) Vancouver, It. C, l'i iday and Sat
in public, only a few times ibis unlay and in the twilight meet of
jU
",M"m"
iMiiuim-ij j mi ni;
inan. for the e.NpresH puriue of
'lying.
lie Improved sufficiently to
mount a horse, and conceived the
ide f becoming the town crier. '
I. very day. rain or shine. Julius
le his pony, placards UMended
and a megaphone bellowinp merits
of various: pn
ducts. That outdoor
Juhus Into a trap
Now he is quitting.
life changeil
ping fellow.
'! nriiiunA inAimiAii
W
I
ni n ne lell ri.im a slacker In the
j pi. int. slliklim Ihe eenielil fl,,,,,
MII.V.MCni-:.-(,11 ACM'acyh''"'1, U" "'"1 ""'nln- u frac 1
pays the tilKnesi ilivhlen.lH at thi.,'""' sK 1 . i
naiiKee (ounliy cluh here w here :
the .voieni ,M.n Koir iiiunmnient 1
will he played. AllKIISI :'l--!4. i
lle.iutifully y04Mlel and lylni; en
Kently mltini; cround. thiouN-Ti !
which runs the Milwaukee i in.r.
the curse Is tinly 6.3IMI A-aiils luni;.
H. .Meyer, the fali-wayri are narrow
and lined with deep ruuxh, while
the i:re.tiM are Ireacheniusly trap-
ieu and hunkered. Some yaid.mei
nay he added for the tournament.'
. V,".."" ""k"', ""'";
d and I. tinkered. Some yaid.mei
alh-tl. w ho has plaed the course
perhaps hair a hundred limes.
holds the reeot-.l. 67. I
The two nuisl illtll.ult holes,
thinks .l..e Uoherlson. cluh pro. are.
eli-.ht and eleven. i:iKht Is 411 i
y.nds. par four, a dot-lee lo the!
.i'.:l .1 I " i ne Kieen is surrolin.led '
..'.Tsh'V 'leaxy lunher. There Is n 4a.;
foot opening for ihe al.nroaeh. 1
A.-r..s-
Ihis is n hiuh hunker, audi
. In front a sand irap. The preen Is'
,iollink-. The 4i.-y.,, d. par tour i
eleventh, has hum' traps to Mtihl !
and left. The Breen Is sharply !
el. ,ate,l.
Ahe K.plnosa of Chirac, a pro.l
and himher ol Al, runner-tin tn
llol.hy Jones In the national open.,
Is wcsuin open vhamplun.
fr:ili-i niiifn al Alabama, anil pru
t!r-si-il um-vc-MUiilly i-iiimikIi In Hie
was hot weather. 1 was pretty
was hot weather.
damp. I sup(mse. And when 1 got
;to the well, the part with the
electricity, why, it wasn't so darned
much more comfortable than one
of those chuirs where they put
straps on you. At least,, that's my
idea.'
Harry was In bed a week from
the shuck and, sure enough, he had
to withdraw from the Hirmingham
golf competition after the first day.
"They talk about electrocution,
being an advance of civilization,"
said he, gloomily. '"Tell yon what
next time I join a fraternity, I
hope they bang me!
ATHLETES LEAVE
SI:atTLK.-July 16 P After a
luiiK and strenuous season climax-
ed by a whirlwind finish, world
and nationally famous men and
women track athletes todav head-
..) f.n- th.i. l. .hi,.h t.
tered throughout the I'nlted States
t n .., i...
flelil artists in the two countries
rame io the J'acific northwest last
ne mi m unity .t luetic assoeia-
"" -- nmiii, itnai ot
iippi u.MMiiiieiy j.i.uHo persons at-
tended the three meets.
Frank Wykoff. the spring sen-1
KUion of California, captured the!
loo yard dash event last' night
from a field of classy performers
in h.7
'dthIn
or one tenth 4if n
than the official
ud
slower
world's record.
Claud Mtracey. tin
Texas flier. ;is hot on Wykorf's
heels Io finish second while Wes
ley Kostcr. negro ace of Washing.
in state college, was third.
SiiM'i'lnlinilim Killil.
I'OltTI.AXI). Oil'.. July lll.M,
l.i'land Ii. Kcimui. JO, MipiTlnli'ti.l-
ini of
iii;,' i'.h
tally ll
''"I f i,t 'ri'iminal U-c ami stm-
iiipany at '. i ,s h.i m. :is fa-
llijuivil yi'.sti'iMay altt'rnm.n
i:an Vullir ax mailuate,! I,y
the AVest I nlon, la , hish whool
Wllln.ut haOnc h. en ,ii,.t ,
tardy after he entered ihe first
rrtde,
No More Neuritis
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Ill ADTIS, NCCK, LegS Of TnlEllS
. V.a, want , r,0 ..f the a,,..
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I neuritis, iteuralift.,. s..,t-
h .a Ihe.in.ullstii. Iiisi ut.t.l.' i'tsnh.1
t. the ufTe.-ted siits and "nee" bow
qul.kly ull nasery will cea.se.
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