“BRINGING UP FATHER
By GEORGE McMANUS
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NATIONAL 10-MILE SWIMMING CHAMPION.
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Eugene Bolden, of the Illinois Athletic Club, holder oi me
Ten-Mile National Swimming Championship for three years prior
to last year, re-won his title from Tom Blake, the Culifornian. in
a field of 31 of America's best Ion g-dirtunce swimmers, In the Dela
ware River, at Philadelphia, starting from the Race Street wharf
and ending at Riverton. Blake li nished second.
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SEATTLE TRIMS
SAN FRANCISCO
IN TWO GAMES
First Contest Won ' by Neat
Twirling—Second Game
Regular Slugfest.
SEATTLE, Aug. 6.—The Indiana
trimmed San Francisco in a double
header yesterday afternoon. Lofty
Burger won the first content by neat
twirling and excellent fielding. The
tribe pounded Hodge to all corners
of the lot.
The second contest was a slugging
bee In which Rohwer scored his
twenty-second homer of the season.
The batteries were:
First game: San Francisco—Scott,
McWeeney and Yolle; Seattle—Bur
ger.and Yaryan.
Second game: San Francisco—
Hodge and Agnew; Seattle — Dell
and Yaryan.
YESTERDAY’S GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
Seattle 4, lit; San Francisco 3, 2.
Portland 7, 5; Los Angeles 4. 2.
Vernon 4, 15; Salt Lake 3. •!.
Oakland 7. C; Sacramento lb, U.
National League.
Chicago 4; Brooklyn 3.
Gt. Louis 0; Boston 4.
Cincinnati 0; New York 2.
American League.
Detroit 2; Botson 3.
New York 9; St. Louis 8, thirteen
InningH.
■Washington 6; Cleveland 5.
SEATTLE TAKES GAME EASILY.
, SEATTLE, Aug. 6. — Doug Mc
Weeney, fastest right hander In the
League last lesa than two innings
last Saturday afternoon and was sent
to the bench when he hit Billy Lane
with the bases full. Bat Shea al
lowed only eight hits before he was
pulled. Pinch hitter Oliver Mitchell
allowed Seattle's last run to be
scored in the eighth. Rohwer. hom
eud. his twenty-first of the season,
lie doubled and singled during the,
game. Gardner won his fifteenth
victory of the season.
The batteries were as follows:
Seattle—Gardner anr Yaryan.
San Francisco- McW'eeney, Shea,
Mitchell and Agntw.
SATURDAY'S GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
Seattle 12; San Francisco 1.
Vernon 1(1, 15; Salt Lake 2, 2.
Sacramento 3. 1: Oakland 5. 0.
Portland 8, 6; Loa Angeles 6, B.
National League.
Cincinnati 4; New York 14.
St. 1-ouis 2, ti; Boston 4, 7.
Chicago 3; Brooklyn 7.
Pittsburgh 2, 4: Philadelphia 4, 3.
American League.
Philadelphia 4; Detroit 14.
Boston 8, Chicago 1.
Washington 9; St. Louis 3.
New York 7; Cleveland 15.
Bain prevented r.oroud games at.
Philadelphia and St. Louis.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
(corrected to date.)
Pacific Coast League,
vv.
76
?an Francisco
Sacramento ...
Portland .
Salt I.uke
Los Angeles
Vernon .
Seattle .
Oakland .
National league.
70
66
59
59
59
67
54
L.
51
56
68
65
65
67
65
73
New York
Pitt.-bU'i'.h
Clncihnat i
Chicago .
Brooklyn
St. Louis .
Philadelphia
Boston
W.
67
60
61
54
50
61
33
30
L.
3 2
39
40
48
50
53
68
71
American League.
New Yrck
Cleveland .
St. Louie
Detroit ....
Chicago ...
Wai hlngton
Philadelphia
Boeten
W.
67
55
51
47
47
45
42
37
L.
32
47
48
47
50
52
55
60
Pet.
.598
.556
.533
.476
.476
.468
.467
.425
Pet.
.677
.606
.604
.529
.500
.490
.320
.297
Pet.
.677
.539
.615
.600
.485
.464
.433
.381
HOLLOCHER HAS
QUIT BASEBALL
CHICAGO, Aug. C.—Charles Hoi
locher, Captain und shortBtop of the
Chicago Cubs, has quit baseball for
the season and left for St. Louis.
Hollacher announced he needs a
rest to improve his health.
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WILLARD MAKES
FIGHT FORECAST
BUFFALO, Aug. f> Jess Willard
today predicted the Dempsey Firpo
battle will be bitterly fought.
“I look for a knockout long before
the limit Is reached,' said Willard.
Willard said Firpo has a good
defense and plenty of eoifage and
hns a good chance to heat the cham
pion.
NEW TRUST BUILDING HAS
LAARGEST BANKING ROOM
CELVELAND, Aug ti.—The Union
Trust building, Cleveland’s largest. Is
nearing completion at the corner of
Euclid Avenue and East 9th Street,
in the heart of the downtown district.
The structure technically Is 211 stor
ies high and is believed to he the
largest hanking room in the world.
Marble columns rise to the full five
story height of the main hanking
room, which is “I," shaped, giving
the savings department ami lommet
cial departments each a wing.
Around the mom are two balconies,
lined with office rooms. The sav
ins • room <s long enough for a
100-yard dash.
CENSUS REVEALS GROWTH OF
AMERICAN COLONY IN JAPAN
TCKTO, August 6. Hrit ichors
who formerly had tihe largest foreign
colony In Japan with the exception
cf the Chine: e, now are being given
a rlore run by the Americans.
He turns just Issued show that
then are 2,562 Britishers resident
in Japan and 2,540 Americans.
Tbi'io hie alf:i hern an ineren e in
tin numb r of Russians, composed
largely cf p.litlcil refugees.
Tiinc are Just under 30,000 for
risner" resident in the islands, of
whom nearly 20,000 are Chinese.
A lot of flappers who show their
bare knees nlso show they haven’t
been on then) enough to make them
look calloused.
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CABBAGE WITH BACON
DRESSING
INGREDIENTS: >4 cup
diced FRYE'S DELICIOUS
BACON, 2 tablespoons WILD
ROSE LARD, 2 tablespoons
sugar, I teaspoon Balt,
teaspoon paprika, 1 table
spoon minced parsley, 4
cups finely shredded cab
bage, *4 "cup strong vine
gar, % cup boiling water, 1
egg.
METHOD: Melt lard in
deep skillet which’ can be
tightly covered. Brown ba
con in lard, Bkim out bacon
and keep warm in vegetable
dish in warmilng oven. Fry
cabbage delicate brown in
fat In skillet, add vinegar,
water and seasoning, cover
lightly and cook 20 min
utes. Beat egg in vegetable
dtsh with bacon, stir in hot
cabbage and juice, cover
dish and serve at once.
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day right. Fine ham or fine bacon will help to make the break
fast a success—it will go a long way toward giving you the right
kind of a start you need, whether the day is to be devoted to
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from tender, young, grain-fed perk cured and smoked (with hard
wood smoke) by the original FRYE process, which gives the
meat a mild, rich flavor, retaining the fine, natural juices.
• The housewife who tries FRYE’S WILD ROSE LARD will
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