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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEB-'-PHII,.ADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1921 -
19
Jhicago Cubs Here for First Series of the Season With the Phillies
IBBOIS PUTS OUT
like Stops Up-Stator With Left
to Body After Administer-
ing Lacing
JALLS KNOCKOUT BLOW
r. 1.01'IS II. .UKFK
A il iwwil tnerl nwny from the
-V. t ..I. ...... tttr.1if unit Mm few
Natlemu i "rl- "- - --
lumlroit of tli" djctl-iiWlic-wooi who
f,(tf tlieie s'tw rinniue .unguire pui
lat of inNery nftrr suitoring n icrniie
anilir."lliij; for fie rmiwiH. wuen .nine
Jbbon eonneeted w ltli n shot left hook
.. t....i. n,. Liwuinitji nftrr tin hell
louir '" "' .t. ".".i "J-i .7 -v
Iwivlwl -wn iik -" . "v : "
felt !! ' "" "'V.' . Vi """".-J
mil JlJXiiirc went down.
ilted Ms nr' n"1' l,u,M heclconed t0
be fallen mini's rorner lor ms nnniiiors
o enter llie unR. xn "" ; -.
nil It "" n emeu Jiokui n" i r'i
lout It. either. He wim sore, nil right,
L..:niiv fnr CI Minns hml ndmlnls-
red n Vicious trouncing to the Wll-
laruport, l'n., entry.
DenPl"" l"C IHCl mill lliumnw ""
tvcrnl pounds over weight, not being
t nil nt urn rem ooxing uvomiuiims,
ie hnlidlert .MnffUiro as ii lie were u
umnn punciung nng an oi wui-u
frankle was. Mlfte jajibeil. JiooKeil,
ppcrrut nnil erosiccl uie u .snucr ni
ill, liniing .uiiKiurc uml "i' -iot
from the outlet.
Ibboni Mnrecrrtl '
Durlnc the fifth round there were;
number of erics from the Nilin crowil
f "Stop it . with the exception of
ne blow MiiBttlre failed to iniikc nny
prcfMim whntcier, other thnn Clio
aft of Ids gmneness. In the M'conil
)UnQ. VIIILl' liiuuuil'. l!in uaL-niuii ti
ill, MriL-iilri' tenrlnc In. Krnnkle con-
ectcii with n (ejli'H of lefts anil rights.
rlght-liniiiler clipping Jllkc on tlie
w. Tlio St. I'nnl Thnntom turneil
ale, his Knees sngged nnd he fell Into
clltuli, suiliig himself from going
loun.
Iron then on it nns only n matter
i how long Miigtihe viotild be nblc to
ItliFtflnd the hoinhnnlmeiit of till)-
ins biiiiis in tiu unit cunciies iud
ni punished Mngulce with powerful
ihts mid leftH to the body, niter-
atiug to the chin. The Mlnni'sotnn
,ic u brllllnnl ethihitlon, showed Home
If hiM ohMlnic shlll that won for htm
!iC Kibrlquets of I'hnntom nnd
I'Mi nnd proved conclusively th.it
,o nan soine goon ngiitH hiiii icit m
It thlrtj -foitr-. ear-old nelf.
Martin Klllelln, mnnnger of Middle
elsht Chnmptoii Johnnv Wilson, wns
rinsiile niei tutor. lie refuod to
immlt lihn-ielf when nikcil whether a
iblimis-Wllbon content wnH In the
laklni;.
Iftrr Wllvnu
"e." niiMiered ttibbons In his
lrcsniii' loom, "I do wnnt to meet
rll(in or else l never would have
ittcn back Into the ring. A clmnei'
i bi for the mlddlcweleht title 1h the
tal reason of my boxing again, and,
kke this lip. I'll bring thnt crown bach
ht I'nul just ns mho as ttunH."
Mueulre tinned the beniii nt 157 nnd
iibbmis nns two nnd n hnlf noundx
lea-, lor
.linnni .Sulllinu. V hud Mlko t'ro-
HI. 14i. In bad slump t,evcrnl tlmos
ItiiI uoii ensll In tight ronnilH. Knrly
B the eniitct I'redell Started Hullivan'n
loe hhedlng with Mrnlght lefts, but
lie New or!r wns out In front
.rniiglHiiit .
Tomiiij l.otighrmi, 15!), scored n vie
ir iiici Johnny Alex, 1M. nnd Kid
asniT, llii. dlsnlaied liiiurpsslni?
brm In difenting Out rrnnehettl. i:
poKner nun pen coining along nt n
M clip this fe.ison. Hi. U olvvpr.
luncbeH hard and Ik enme.
W. P. H. A. Wants Games
Tilt t Phtlaillilrhln Ift1irnH lM..ln.
1. dee to n m nitniip'tM,l . ( 1 i .
tme fur Jlnj u W. P. II. A. had been
)inu mi, il Mil, ulnB nun r.X n.l i
it nni thi to iho rtlnluw flub, nt
inlirt N J Thp mnnaipm.nl nlnn !.
(ii UM In Juo. I'lrm-eliiM homo c'ub
." "u' " town. itmlrltKC ihl nttracllon
..ii .. '"""' .n-i i.Brciiwixn avenue,
ell Wiimiiuml 3lon J nftir 0 p. m.
Tigers Sell Pitcher Cunnlnaham
JH'niwn, Trim. JIi- 10. Pres'dent
... mi-kmo ur tnn fimttnnnowi Hoiilh.
n iim,ii hi tin., ..i..k ..... ... ...
-i" --'. v.uw, niilliluilCCU IOQ3Y Iflfl
rthjHn if Pilch, r Ciirmlnahnin from ih
"ut ciinN uurminirhnm riiif
TZTXrn,llti.eT- but w" r'cMt
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night
NATIONAI-MIko (llbbonii nlmine.1 IVnnkli
M'rcrc. rlithi .llninir Rulllvan mitfonjilit
Mike Cmdell, Tomnir Iiuclirnn won from
Jnlinnr Alex, Kid Wnlmer defcttnl (Inn
Fr'nehfttl,
BAI.TIMOIlIi Itt.hjr Ifi'tWA won from
Dnnm U'nton, Mttlo JisT defrntdl Jimmy
I.nVMiilrr.
TTIKNtON- Ynuni Jlnffo beat .Ilinmy
Proim, JeK IVtrx iion from Kid Mnrvev,
fhnrler Iln Need Tcrrr rtrooloi, ICilille
rtlrknnlt knnrk'i! trtit .lohnnr Fone.
ni'ri'AIX Frflnki tkhcxil lawked out
UIIIt l'reeinin, fourth.
Ninv, AOIIK flmrler 1'ltU ilefpnted Ami
torfee, 'llnrrr Tondon drew with Joey Lean,
Mll V-M( Muhh-1 JntU Hhff'dnn, lift Ii t
Mlko MrTlnie nim illxjunllflod In Wit mil
Illfr Krhii, 'iienlh Al Ketflirll hent
Ami .inlin'on, Ulltln nnrn unl Jnek Mur
rnr nton, Sol Miinim outpointed Millie Colo.
MT. PI I-I1II Mll(r Unoekrd out
Tonun MeCnrthr wroml.
inilK Itllly Anitclo deYented Mike I'nnl.
on.
lAttCWl Kit .lohnnr llolcnit bent Jiilm
Kltelik',
II.MINOTON Tony Ihmleln drew with
Pnmmy Itrltton.
Scraps About Scrappers
Tr Cohh. moiit reent enmo.tinrk In ftvttn
ronkn, will make hl Initial nrpenranre In n
locnl rlnu for cral jenri nhon he token
on Mike Kerrn of fumdon, nt tho Audi.
torium tonight, in onotnr finht.rntiiiiler
Artlo McCiinn will clnuli with Willie rrnmi.
Pour elx.roundera will lie ns follow : Terr
O'llrlen v. Mlehey Wolsnnt. Jim Vedler v.
Mnnor joe .Miner, kick j-ncuii m Jonnnj
Hnyoa nnd I)nn Kernn vx. Vouns Prlts.
Yonnic Jnek Pempner. BouthwaxU' feeitlir
woloht, Ij oncji to mvet nnr one hla weliiht
nl n loesl club. He stopped Chnrley O'Donf
nell In four rounds In his last start,
JoeU rtnulr. the Philadelphia Put Hot.
will box at the Illjou Kmiln lie la matched
with Lew th ftlutirer for one of tho four
rounders on tomorrow .ntitht's program
Kid ATllllnniK will be kopt buny for th
next three weeks. Tomorrow nlKht ho ill
take on Pnckey O'rtntty In New York, twelie
rounds to a refereo's (fcrlaton. On the 12th
the Klddn fnc Jnck fKId) Wolf. tolie
rounda to a referee's decision, nt Cleveland.
I'ntsy Heaiflon will he the peraon of the
second pnrt nt Plltabumh, ten rounds May
'jo nnd on the 80th Wlllnms wl I pnlr with
Kddle Wlmler, ten rounds, at McKeosport,
P.
Tilfl. Ntosh las returned he-e-f rom Clee.
lard, whero he kept himself In irrtod ahnpo,
ami Is prepared to ni'ot Jue Tlrlltx, (I.iorn
Chancy or nny of the lm-pounders Mosh Is
under the colors cf the l'dnnrds-Tnylor
stable.
Tommv Murrnv. brother of n.iltllr.tr. h'H
tossed his straw Icfitle Into the bnntnmuelRht
rlna. preferrlr-t n -et.to ulth Kid Williams.
Murray says thnt hn has ii newspaper de
cision orer Johnny Huff. .
Steve Marcoe weolc-ended nt the .hore,
shook hunds with Chnmplnr Jnck Urmpsey
and, Inetdsntally nrrnnttrd foi tnn of his
boxera. Matty Deehter nnd Kddl" Shivers, to
vix sit AtKntlc City In respective bouta on
Mnv 10.
UnMiy IVoUnst, Kouth Phlllv nyelght
lir New Ynrl: today end he n 111 hook up In
twelve.round miteh to n referee'H ileelslon
airalnst Eddie Leonard nt the KunU Point
Rportlnx flub. Jimmy Coster. UotKant'e
manaicer and trainer, will handle the Quaker
flty entry, nnd anya tho winner muv be
then a chance to meet Johnny Hurt nt the
game club
SEEK UNIVERSAL
AIV1ATEUR RULES
American Athletic Officials Will
Strive for Single Cod& at
Geneva Meeting
TO MAKE OLYMPIC CHANGES
New Vnih. SIny 10. An attempt In
secure the ntloptlpu of unlversnl rules
to govern nmntctlr nthletlc enmpptltlnn,
will be made by Amerlcnn nthletlc of
flcln1n nt the meeting Of the Interim
tlonnl Ainnteur Athletic 1'Vderntlon, nt
(icnevn, Kwltzerlnnd, Mny 27 nnd !28.
This nnnotinceinent wns made by
Frederick W. Iltiblen, seeretnry of .the
Atnntetit Athletic 1,'nlon. who aUs for
I'll rope on the Sfnurelnnl.t Thttrdny.
OtiHtnvuN T. Klrby, president o the
Amerlcnn Ol.implc. committee, nnd
Joseph It. Maccnbc, of Ilostop, mem
bers of n committee to represent this
country nt Important luterniitlniinl nth
letlc organization meetings nbroni!, nlro
an' mnklng nrrnngcmeiitM to fall.
President Klrby plans to lenxe on the
Olympic Bnturdnv. Afnccabe'u unlllng
date is undecided,
Seeretnry Itubleu hns drafted n set of
rules which he plans to submit at the
meeting ot the I. A .A. F,, the organ
Inillon which ndoptH the rule goicru
Ing nil Internntlonal ntnatetir competi
tion. Including the Ol.MnpIc games,
- The A. A. I, secretary declared his
purpose Is to effect the adoption of a
set of rules which will be In harmony
with the nitfltleH of nil nations Iden
tified with International sport. At
present there nrc several conlllcts be
tween Amerlcnn Vulcs nnd those gov
erning competitions nhnmd. These
could be eliminated, Seeretnry llublen
said, nnd tho rules mnde to harmonize,
without affecting the competition.
Among the nlms of thos Amerlcnn
delegation Is Included an effort to oh
tnln a standard program nnd sinndnrd
Schedule of events for nil future Olym
pic gnmes.
LEGION OF HONOR BOUTS
Big Crowd Sees Boys of Army, Navy
and Marines Meet at Lu Lu Temple
A big crowd saw the entertainment
Inst evenlnj nt I.tl I.n Temple, wheie
the Legion of Honor staged n number
of boxing nnd wrextllns mutches. lion
of the tinny, navy nnd marine corps
pnrtlcliiated. V. Krccland Kendrlck,
t'oloncl rrnnklln nnd Dr. Mclutjro
were In chnrge nt the nffalr. Among the
guest'i were Mnor. Moore, CongriNM
man Darrpw. (Jcnernl Kommernll, (Jen
oral ICdwurils, Oenernl Clrnves, (len
iral Atiltmnn, Admiral Hull, Admiral
Harris, (leneral Wuller, Cnptaln Mf
Arlhur, I'nptnln Melton nnd a number
of other ullieers njid men,
Kltl Whnlcn, nrmy, nnd Whit Mur
phj, of thg nnvy. fought to n four
tounil draw. Following this Sneeden,
of the nrinj, nhtl Franklin, of the nnvy,
wrestled to n six-minute draw. The
third number was n boxing match, in
which Tooney. of the ttrmj, knocked
out Wlinlin, of the nnvj , Ir the Mvond
round. Then Vowley, n navy heavy
weight, fought n four-round draw with
,Tu' tlce, of the murines. Johnson, of
the nrmy, wrestled Welcosko, of the
Five Leading Batters
in Two Major Leagues
NATIONAL I.lJAfiri:
Player nnd I'luli II. Al. II. ". P.C.
Ilnrn.hr. Nt. Louis 10 A3 Ii 2fl .414
Johnston, llklfn , it
llnrarmr, tin, IS
fiitahnw, Pitts. in
Tleniry. Pllla 20
AMICKICAV "l.KAOI'I.
Player and I'luli O A II. It.
Itellman, lletmlt IS Al 13
Hums, rierelnnd. II S? 11
inns. I'leielnnd. .12 3.1 11
Wood,' I'leielnnd , II 31 7 IS ,410
fobli, Detroit. SI 93 23 39 .III
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nnvy, to o draw, and I.oied, welter
weight chnmpion of the nrmy, knocked
out I.eftv l.nrsen, the mnrinc chnm
pion. In the fifth round.
Ohio Bout3 for Chaney and Frush
Clerelnnd, May 10 flenrire (K. o ) Chaney
and Danny Jrush, of linltlmore will appear
In twelicrnund decision bouts ilnrln an
opn-lP lioilna shnxir at Dunn Held on
Juno '.'. Chaney will (met Hilly McCnnn,
Cleveland ItKhtHalftht, Jn the main bout
Krufh la matched naulnst Edd'e Wallace, of
Now Y'ork, In tho semltlnal. They are fenth-ervrelKhtK
' ' m u i i$k 'hmxxhj m'.T t- v,mxTCtati & y mm
n miaiiMiiiwiiMiiiLHxar j.'in4t..vkfaisT mi m m v vyi T'.cf,7y' . - j.ititH
I mm mimm mew ixecora mi m ywfip m 1
m)&W fi'SK&fc vSSI ll Alii i liKfA WA w I
"4fev pTlPf l To the tune of
KSSwll S Straw Hat Season"
' m
tiL-if." u'f' '"' V. 3isn p, m.
Phillies vs. Chicago "Cubs"
s.. ;u.V JiKvin: pakk
"eals nt filmhels' Hnaldlnx's
IUDITORIUM A. A.
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4ft.'."iK T,l,; Niimv iAVu
JRiM)s or nom nnxiNn ta
ANCING
i I,. i ..
online K.V- "" nuimiifr Months
ill! L,,'"?,"1 Irn iihiR liirh M
KVKUV THPRSDAY
hATITHDAY
"urini: the hummer Months
t Mhtrtn lnylill..i r.. .... ......
vrituirr
Mh
i h;',r' ki
tiis n . "" ' "r uoiininn
fLM GARDEN 30h A "'"set sis.
r.iinviirir mx llrrli
Be Right on Top
With a Hilborn
Straw Hat
This i;ir ahovc nil ou should
be sure your straw hat Is u pood
one. purchased from a relinblw
hatter, on nccount of the many
Inferior cheap hntu on the market.
For 43 yenra wo have been ex
clusive hatters to the particular
dresser, and our prices hao
been lowest consistent with the
quality we ge.
Prices, $2.50 to $4.50
D. S. Hilborn
For 43 Ytart at
218 Market St.
-'""'" SATURDAY "" , ,
mtMM
mm
Din
Leadership in any indus
try is established only
through superiority of
product. Otto Eisenlohr
& Bros., makers of the
Henrietta Cigar, are
the largest independent
cigar manufacturers in
the United States.
Henrietta .
ADMIRALS
Ulb'UN'UJUK'a MASTUUPIKCU
YEAR after year my Philadelphia store makes a new rec
ord, because all the old records are broken.
Of course, it makes me feel happy jto see a business which
I started in Philadelphia develop into the largest .retail hat
business in America and make a new World's Record.
Last year this store did more business than in any year in
its history, and from January 1st to May 1st we laughed at
the so-called "Business Depression" and sold more hats than we
did the first four months of last year.
And last Saturday Penn-Princeton Day we more than
doubled last year's opening Straw Hat Day. 65 extra salesmen
averaged more than 100 customers per man. We sold more than
500 customers per hour for 12 consecutive hours.
It's certainly a lot of fun to make new records when you
strike a popular note that starts the whole town whistling.
irrnnpij mini n hmj wwy MW W
tiecidquarbuvt
UorUrXatM
SUIT
MADE TO
YOUR MEASURE
Guaranteei
All-
Worsted Suitio
&?
(Not Merely Jll-fl'oolj
n . i
ocotchy 1 weeds
Ii ere Perhaps tht Only Firm in Town
That Have 'Eiu
Blue
Serges
(Guaranteed .W iu FwU)
Did You Ever
Notice
We don't advertise
r i d i e u louslv low
prices as a bait to
get y o ii in our
store ?
All we want you to
do is to come in and
look in our windows.
You will find all the
good things we ad
vertise right there
for you to look at
without coming in
the store.
They are worsteds
g u u r a n teed
and fairly radiate
quality.
We Went Over the Top
in April
And v Arc Sure On
Our Wat to Heat Matj'.i
Figure of Last Year!
THIS IS THE STORY
OP THE SALE:
Last year in the months
of April and May we did a
record-breaking business.
We .set out this year to do
an even bigger business
volume, which meant sell
ing two suits for every onu
sold last year, for every
one knows that last year's
prices were much higher.
We are doing it! And the
best reason we can tell you
is to see the wonderful
worsteds for yourself;
Newcorn & Green
Merchant Tailors
1032 Market Street
Henrietta l'ertcctot slightly
smaller cigar of the same
high quality
OTTO EISENLOHR & BROS., INC.
ttSTAUl'lUIJUD I860
1307 Market Street
(Opposite Wanamaker's)
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwrnTf
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Open Saturday Evenlnga
& J
-W- $3YyW .u.ym;! Vi-;4" V .- 4&
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