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The only possibility for
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" Yanks Two (James SACS INCREASE
. Ahead; Cardinals, LEAD TO THREE
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The Now York Yaukxva miiifil
full aanii nn tbv VhllatMi'lila
Former Champion
Needs Money, Has;
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NKW YOHK. Kit. SI. (I P er. Th.'lvfon It Is la Itt.kard'i
Juk . Dmpi- former; huvy-; wenare as murn a ii is in jars a
weight champion
iu ,,The Big K
m lodranjn, had
nay nn i iurm, uim farnior champion propos 10 wluninit from iho Aihlttn, ! 10
ho showed him the a to make , do: : 4. The Ymikt-m nun I. -ml the
more dollars than he vver will' I. Kl kard will go ahead with ' Athletic" t full rainr.
oukt as a stat:e tar. bis plans fur the heavyweight I l.lanls. t'nl. I.I).-
After the confereme lvmpsey elimination .tournament durum' ' In the Naiiotiiil l.earue ilie chi
waa aked whether hi had any the entire season. : . . runs were . .1 hy the
Intenttona of retnrmni; to the' J. Iiempsey will i.inllnue t Krooklyn. Ilohms, S 10 I. The St.
rine to aeek the title he lost to he the hero In "The Hit. Flahi.' ' Louis fiii'dinU ami ihe New
t'.i lie Tunuey 111 Philadelphia iwo'whlrh haa three more weeks to York Ciauts wen Idle, si, l.ouis
M-ara aco. run In New York before It ..es nuintalnln a two... lead '"l '-ounted for two of New
lletlr,-. - For Awhile" on the mad. , over the tll.tnta. Tho. rhira.., Vrt Vru"? ',h V?0'' ,'"
The old man 1. Mill In re-' 3. Hy next sprina. ihe fore- l uM.r. now tour tame, behind h" "h,h '"- "mdy Adkln
tiremoot for a.hlle." Jack said most of the contender, who sur- the t jrdim.N .iM wi.h only . ' .V""'" " "";"
. . ,...- ........ , . ii, k. .M more L.n.es IO nlav have . Hornfc ItnultS TUllT
"" """""'-' -- - - h. fl.l.n.tl nil
n. now appearing to ob"klu ,n ll"'rl, "" I Athletlca in the American League
at least one more light. , v aw . .
Klght " a atage! pennant race Friday defeatlug
..mffeivnr to-"' 'Ih" fl-go White Sov, i to S,
I Here la woat ihe promoter and wWI(, ,,. Tig. ro waik
8X KHAX(tSC, !Vil. it
il'IM -The Sarrauiento Senators
came through with a ft to 4 vie
lory over ihe MUuttona and ln
creasiMl their peuiiant lad over
Ilollywood to three gantea as ihe
titara loot to Oaklaud. Id to 4.
San Francisco, third-place cluli.
also had a had day. lotting lo
Seal tie by ihe top-heavy wore of
12 to ii. The losa threw the
Seals four guinea behind Sacr.i
meiitn. l.oa Angelea and Portland
played a tight game on the Iteo
vor diamond, with ihe AngeK
copping hy a 4 to 3 seore.
The expression "for awh.Ie"' matched with lVmpsey for a
just Alton! faded out of the ell-
impllen quite a lhanc o( htrt rhamploni-hlp btut
on Dempsey'a part. ;ank taditira.
Homorore Jack had iBUutl; Trwin for Show
that he wa ahitolutely through lmpey himself declare
n a fiRhter. In a more formal will nt ne! any vpeoial train
interview IVmrwi'r had declared: ins throiiRh the winter. "I h
"1 am through. 1 am not u: fc'ep In eondiCon for
tint: any pa pern dolU yet and I ntxiw." said Jack. "Kven though
. do not propose to pet in that cob- I pal on only ahoat two mtn-
dition. utes of boxing. I have tn put up
probahly at "n P' "".
i Boston ltraven dlvldetl
douM.
tn..v v.nr h.M ii,- t-uh. , ncancr. rwn won me nn:
two hit to win thi2 to 1 vh-.!""1- 5 to fHlmiatltook
frv fnr "ihe llnhln Art VehfMh "WOnd, S tO 2. Hi:erv
ne
allowed tne iiomnx otny $x nn.-
but wa wild in the sixth nuil
-ilf. llwrnmn wllh lh haiw
the , . t iu (ti)ilhti-hi;iilir from Ilia rlMV.
ti lieu 10 wore ne winning run. ,
Vau.-e added U Mrikuts to hw;Il,,,rt l(ltan!'- '
record for tho season. 'Sl,m Jun-" Indtuu
tour mrs m tne necnna came.
Horn-hy hit hi 1 9th and imii
home rtinn nf the xeuann.
The Wahintion Scuaiorn won
Rlckard held out no .peclf.c .the Pt-aranre of kneeing out . Xwo honi, rlln,. rcollt(I1K f.,,
offer to Dempsey at this time, my tag,. opponent, and that is WW1 rn,bU tJwn,lt
.but the promoter offered the cx- not as eay aa It looks. , Tiger, to win from the Athletics,
champion the beat among the It is also prohahlo that Jack , HarrJ Ktcv n(I ,no f)rM home
group 01 in nenTywvigni con
tenders, and tbero bt nu mtxtak
will have to carry on In "The ron , , fiflh wl(h K1S
Itfg Klght" withont the services
lng their TurdliU
. Draw l-Yill House
t of his wife. Kstelle Taylor, as
co-star.
loaded, aud tu the eighth Stone
; hit the second with two runners
Tex and Jack were led to the! Mrs. Dempsey has been greatly. for (tlc. A-, bu, Wls replaced by
Inevitable conclusion that Demp- disappointed with her part In tho cocnml In the rum tuning. Van
l 'sey would draw an excellent play and probably will retire )',i',idr went the route for the
crowd in meeting any of the soon as a suitable substitute tsfTjg:(,rH and held Philadelphia in
heavyweights seeking the title 'round. For one thiirg. Jack !rven bits.
vacated by Gene Tunney. "kills the show." whi n Is -not' The pitching and hittiiiK of
It ts a known fact that Demp- pleasing to any leading lady. Far Tom Zarhary was big factor in
sey does not .reel himself rinan-; another. Kstelle's part as a man!-, the Yankee's victory over the
dally Independent. With all his curlst hardly furnishes a vehicle Chicago White Sox. Zachardy
business enterprises he has been ' for her dramatic ability.
An error hy fresco Thompson
in the sixth Inning enabled ")n.
son lo cross' the 'plate and give
the I'lttsburgh Pirates a 6 lo u
vlilory over the Philadelphia
Phillies.
The Ktauillne
The coutenders:
I American League:
Team YV. I.. ret
New York 5 t
Philadelphia 3 is .Gil
I held Ihe While Sox to eight bits
National League:
Team W.
St. Louis
New York ... 8?
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liiiifjiH LargV
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fake Hour, 'rr-n
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FLOUR Sperry Olympic Best patent, 49-lb sack $1.90;
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PTM17 A PPT T7 Libbys 8 Larjre mellow slices, in rich syrup, "70
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Cards Maintain
Lead, Nine Games
Left on Schedule
prTuiant f.uf
XKW YOHK. 8fit. Iff. HIM
Nin nrnr tn r and ihe 1':'S
National T.kuj
will he htt.)ry.
Holding a lead of two game,
over the New York Giants, th
league leading St. I.o'ui ('ai-fl
nal can prartically rlinch ihe
pvnnanl by defealing John
Mrfiraw't truubleAum4 vlanti In
the third game of their impor
tant series Satirrday ar the i'olo
(roiindH. '
4'uIm I'raitirjitly fu(
Kilent liill MoKet-hnie w; II send
Clarence Mitchell, the aging spit'
ball pitcher, against the CiantM
in an effort to widen the gap be
tween the Cardinals and Giants
to three game.
John McGraw will rely on Joe
fien.'Wh h, the Boston Itrave
graduate, to keep the G inn is in
the race.
The Chicago Cnhs virtually din.
appeared from the race today on
the wings of Dazzy Vance's fast
ball. Vance held the Cns to two
alls as the Brooklyn Robin won.
2 tn 1. The defeat dropped the
Cubs four games behind the
Cardinals.
Have llad Sehedille
McC, raw's unusual ball Jul)
never seems to know when It Is
licked but the Clants have all the
worst of the schedule the rest of
the way, and another defeat at
the hands of the Cardinals would
be a death blow tn their pennant
chances with so few games left
to play.
If the Giants should win Sat
urday's game, the pennant may
not bp decided until the final
game of the season, when the
f.fanta and Cardinals meet at the
Holo (Irounds. September 30.
After Saturday's game,- the
Cardinals will have easy nailing
until the. return for thptr last
game against the Clam. Si.
Louis moves tn Hronklyn Sunday
to open a four-game series and
then goes to Boston for three
games with the Braves lie fore
closing the season with the
iants Hopeful
While tho Cardinals are play
lug two second division rlubs, the
(Hunts will go Into action against
(he Cubs and KedH. Tho Giants
have three gt-mcs left with the
kedH, four with the Cub and
two with the Cardinal1.
The Nw York players refuse
to concede the pennant to the
Cardinals aud believe that the
Giants are dcMlm-ri to win. Two
games are a lot to make up with
only nine games lft, but Mc
Graw's optimistic youngsters be
Here they can do It.
There Is the poHHlblllty of a tic
for the pennant between the
Giants and Cards If McC raw's
team should win the two remain
ing games from the Cardinals.
Tlio Giants are counting heav
ily on their old enemies, Daxxy
: Vance and Jess Petty, to stop the
Cards when the league leaders
I clash with tho Robins.
Anything May Hupin
. Meanwhile, McKechnie refuses
to allow anyone to mention
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Klamath Potatoes
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Family Flour
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Small Cn Pulled Fruit, each J. IS
Fly Tox
Full Quart Bottle, each
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Baking Powder
Five pounds Calumet, each .V.
OQ Florida Grapefruit 91
J Large Can Dromedary, each miJ
Cocoanut -
Large Can Bakers, each
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Medium Can
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Minced Clams
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Crystal White Soap
Ten Large Bars
Creme Oil Soap
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Fancy Bacon Squares 99
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Red Salmon
Extra Fancy and Fresh, pound
Cascade Hams
Lean and Nice, pound .
Fresh Cod
The Very Best Codfish? pound
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