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EVENING PUBIICJ MDGEEr-IlLADELPHIA, VRLDAY, JUNE 3, 1921
21
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ffiSn and Mrs. Mallory Are United States Hopes in World's Hard Court Tennis Tourney
0SSTOWNSEND MAY
WIN itmuz, L,KUWis
Lnrhcs Finals in Women' s
sZuu.rrh;l
Both in Mixed Doubles
j,0VBIJSJODAY
Vy SPICK ItAU'
nOUT this time Iftt yenr M!B- Xlolly
An W' hfltl n chnnCC '"
ID, I""'" .., ,n one timrnii-
.v lawn tennis "'" "' . .
U hc I"! 7: d mixoa iiou-. CECIL LEITCH RETAINS
JiTh Z rcnnsylranla am.
.' ..,. Tlut she lout th
bT ihl, rear nt Morion, it look
Scott Perry Deserts A's
for Franklin Ball' Team
Franklin, Pa Juno 3. Scott
Perry, pltclior of tho Philadelphia
Anicrtrnn League baocbnll oliib,
donned tho uniform of n semi-pro-fosionnl
tenni hero nnd nnnoiinred
Hint he wns forecr throiiRh llh
organized baseball. Perry "jumped"
to tho Fruit hi In team two years nso,
but Connie Muck Induced hint to n
turn to tho Athletics In 1020.
ST. JOSEPH'S PREP
L
11
OSE STARS
All Athletic Teams Will Be Hard
Hit by Graduations This
Month
MARTIN BEST ATHLETE
First of Modem
Heavyweight Bouts
Was Fought in 1882
EnHtern
chance
tourna-
s an
will
D(nt w V ... . n Tnwnsend
Tt me o rtun.ty. She .1rdr
ftjft S'hMV-.e bow rt-r...
lose that evei
lii Misa
.. hfllllant tennl
While 3li Townseml Is playoff the
TKiiii.nl tennK of her career, It
rnnrllision tltnt HOP
bp.f ff:i;;iP. for mim
l. nWa hnl-olsptlUlnKUpn
Phyllis
fine
rcr done
IhMni of tennis ns she has m or done.
rahndM.:1To.n,indw.l
LKihVstatcrn.or,to
Bile "'. ih. LnnrlkfinlO Hi V
i tpt for tno namiMHuv ""-
&A wis carefully selected by Mrs,
fs Pe", Jr.. and whleh l of th.
L hit may bo converted Into a laini
tho
lninn
1..4 imi mav uk Lu'M" - -- -
3:a if desired
Miss Townsenu ano .ny-i
... .1,- nnnict vmirrum
Cn nd eliminated Mrs Richard
Kalteln two love sets nnd Miss Wnlt.li
ItKi Mrs. Harvey from tbc picture,
6-3. c,4 . ..,. .
..... trnieh ninirii n Driiiiiuiir uiuuu
.!-... iinnov nml It. una ctldent I
Jlrly in the match that unless she let
down In her game she would be the
winner.
Walsh
Miss
BRITISH GOLF TITLE
Easily Defeats Miss Joyce Wethered
In 36-Hole Final Round
.Tlirnhflrrv. Krntlnuil. .Timo 'A. Mls-(
'Cecil T.eitch, rontlniiouHly champion
of (Srent Ilrltnln since It'll, totnlned
her title today In the finnl tlilrty-ilx-hole
round hero bj drfentlng Ml"s ,loc
Wethered, who was runner-tip In the
Ilritish ladles' open golf tourniinient
here. 4 nnd 3.
.Miss I.citch was 7 up nt the end of
tho first eighteen iiolcs nnd hnd no
trouble In holding her ndvnntnge. The
champion's driving uns particularly
flue today and uncounted for nit nd
vnntnge she gulncd early nnd to which
fiho ndded from hole to hole. The
weather conditions were pcrffct'for tine
golf nnd n huge gnllciy. including most
u uie American entries wlio
licntcn cnrlirr. trailed the nltn
Miss r.eilch bent MIks Stirling in the
first round nnd Miss Uollins in the sec
ond two of tho best American en
trants. Miss Wethered, who Is the sis
ter of Itoger Wethered, famous Hrltitfli
amateur, accounted for Mrs. It. 11.
Barlow, Philadelphia, nnd was con
sidered to line more of a chance ngalnst
MI8S I.rllch Hinn she hnd foda.
Hrltleli funs now' hail Miss Twitch ns
tho grentcst woman plner the J.les iit
produced tind bellcp her to lie unbeatable-
in her field for a number of etirM
in i 'mn n
CoodatNet ,..,,, Thn result of the mntih wn a xo-
Bcsldcs driving well, Miss Walsh UPrM,i f tlllt ot n VP!lr hj t(i r
played a rattling good game at the net. lii native championship tournament.
Time and again she blocked Mrs. Har- In which Miss Wethered wns the Ictor
rey's fast drives for clean points. Often j over Miss I.eltch.
she shot over shnrp-nnglcd vollcjs and AUhs Wethered, who Is considered bj
sas'hes that left Mrs. Hancy without , PTperts to he n rising golfer did ie-
mnrknhly well In her flist open chain
plonship cninpetitiniiK. Miss LolMi's
Piny xinee ijefeuting MWs Aloxn Stir
ling, the Amctlcnn uomnn luimploii. In
tlie first round, Imd been ,,pntei." lint
she nlwnjh ns able to get ont of u
difficult poMttoy nt rritii'iil tnu - This
ability, supplemented with her stntigth
in long, sti night drlve. enabled her
to dispose of all her opponents nnd
retnin the title of open champion.
It has been decided to hold net
jears championship tournament In
Sandwich In Mny.
Miss I.eltch won b) four up and
thiee to play todnv.
Last week all the nthletes at St. Jo
seph's Prep made their exit from the
"ccne of sport activities to pettlo down
to hard work for the final cxnms. In
nil branches of athletic cndeaor the
prep lads were heard from; for not only
did the football team go through the
entire senson without n defeat, but tho
basketball, trnck and baseball teams
also hnd successful seasons.
The baseball tenin 'wound up Its
schedule by losing to Vlllnnovn Prep.
1! to 1, Inst Thursday. Tho team that
represented St. Joseph's In this contest
wns tho best that wore tho Crimson
and Gray colors nil season. It con
sisted of Fcrrj, cntcher; Kelly, pitcher;
Oannon, first bnso; Captain Murphy,
second base; Martin, uhortstop: Million,
third base; Ureslln. left field; Tally,
center field, nnd Kane, right field.
St. Joseph's should bo well repre
sented on tho diamond next senon, for
although alx of the squad will be grad
uate there will bo eleven well-seasoned
stars left, and Coach Johnny Hnrkcr
should hne little difficulty In rounding
out n winning combination. Those who
will ho lnsf Ihrmltrti crnflnntln., nrn
hnd been i Mnnnger Hyn, Captain Eddie Murphy,
"iggy" I erry, Joe t oyle, Jimmy Mar
tin and Kehoe. At a recent meeting of
the Athletic Association letters for base
ball were awarded to tho following:
Manager Ryan, Cnptaln Murphy, Ferry.
Dincen. Connors. Colo, Durkln. Ilut
lcr. Kehoe. Tullv. Gannon. Hreslln.
Mnllon, Mnrtln, Kane, Kelly nnd Os
borne. The following trnck men were also
awarded the M. J. P.: Cnptaln Frank
"rnillex. .Miinnger Joe Mel'nerv. lllll
DrWnne. Jimmy Murlin. Fd Mnllie,
Frank McAnlff. Frnnk McCuulcj. Fddlc
Collins. Nick llenedetto nnd Mnury
O'Neill.
John It. Sullivan stopped Paddy Ryan
in ninwi round named wilnoilt glomes.
The coming Dcmpsey-Carpcntlcr bat
tle for the world's- heavjwclght cham
pionship recalls records of tho former
tltlcholdera and the manner In which
tho championship passed upon the head
of the present defender.
The first of the modern clashes offi
cially advertised as of heavyweight
chnmlonshlp Importance took place July
7, 188'-', nt Mississippi City, just across
the Louisiana line from New Orleans,
John L. Sullivan was tho victor, wal
loping Pnddj Ran with bare fists.
The bout lasted nine rounds. There
were only eleven minutes of ttgnung,
however. In those das n round could
bo nn) thing from nn emphatic gesture
to n day's work.
There were Important flghtfl long be
fore then, even ns far back as tho one
round encounter between Cain nnd Abel,
but the sport record books count time
from the collision at Mississippi City.
Sulllvnn, horn In Ilostcn, weighed
100 pounds and Itjnn. n native of Tip
perary, was ten pounds lighter. Tadily
sank beneath u cross. firo of rights nnd
lefts In the ninth round, nnd his seconds
tossed up the sponge. The Irishman's
left Jaw had been broken in two places
by Hulllvnn's smnshes.
faddy stnggercu to nis dressing quar
ters to discover that while he hnd been
taking n sound thrashing some rascals
hnd stolen all of his clothes and the
S300 they contnlned. He was flat broke,
for the winner got tho entlro purse.
News of Soil hail's victory set off h
big celebration among the sports of
his home town.
"The bojs were out In full force."
wild n newspaper account of the Jubi
lation, "and the fight was freely dis
cussed. Money and wlno were as ire
as water, for the winnings were
heavy."
! ID EN AND MOLLA
i
REACH NE FINALS
Americans Compoto in Men's
and Women's Singles for Title
at St. Cloud Tomorrow
U. S. STILL IN DOUBLES
by defeating Nicolas Mishu, of Ru
mania, by 0-3, 0-3 and 0-2.
The elimination of Miss Kdlth SI-
gourney, of IJoston, nnd Arnold Jones,
,of Providence, by M. Hlrch nnd Madame
I Flgucron, of France, in two straight
'sets In the mixed doubles, leaves only
Tllden In the men's singlon, Mrs. Molln
HJurstcdl Mnllorv. the American cham
pion, In the women's tdnglcs. nnd
Tllden nnd Jones in the incnTH doubles
ns the representatives of Amcrlcu In
the tournninent.
Tllden showed good form, with won
derful control of the ball, ngalnst Mlshu.
The latter, for the most part, plunged
wildly nbout the court after Tllden's
sizzling plnccmcnt shots and tantaliz
ing chop strokes. The Rumnnlnn lost
Ills temper early In tho game, nppir
ently renliztng he had no chance to win.
lie used the baek hund-cut stroke for
his service.
M. Washer. Itelglum, who his semi
final match from Krlk Teener. Den
WRESTLING BOUTS TONIGHT
In
'7 . -. I ..
I a cnance to mnKO a reium.
Miss Walsh's service was quite se
vere, but no was sugniij unsicnur
With it. BUC lost ivvo Rami's mi ner
nrn delivery at love, making two dou
ble faults in each.
Mrs. Harvey had n chnnce to proloug
the match, and possiblv change the en
tire complexion of it in the second bet.
ten she led at 4-3 in gumes nnd 40-13
la the eighth game. Hut Miss Walsh
itiffened her offense nnd drove for four
successive placements, winning the
rime and then running the set out nt
e-4.
Mlsa Townscnd s ore against Mrs.
Nalle was a complete surprise. .Mrs.
Nalle has been iibiving nn excellent
me all through the tournament, nml
the fact that she defeated Miss Mildred
Wlllard, the conqueror of Miss Mollj
Thayer, sent Mrs. Nalle's stock up
Terr high. And the remarkable pnrt
of it was that Mrs. Nalle was not off
in her game.
She Dlavcd well, but Miss TniniMml
played super tennis. She drove with
tetrlBc power, nnd she duln t seem able
to miss If she wanted to. Her KtivnVlit
drives down tho side lines wrre deep
and usually caught Mis. Nalle in an
other part of the court. Ti" mine
mini wus iruo 01 .Ml;.s I iiu nsPiul'H .
peedy cross-court shots, which lireed
OVer at such n hie ntipln tlint- fe.t... 4I.A
clubhouse veranda they appeared to be I
traveling parallel to the net. I
Fine Volleying
At the net MKh Tounril'llll uni rir.
hially perfect. She vollejed with the
precision nnd confidence of Ulllv John-
miii. iuu 10 mis n service ttint wab
invincible, and
niiirit. i -.i,
and Tllden
morrow .
1-0. (5 1. C
will meet In the
Teg!
0-4.
St. Cloud, June 3. Mrs. Molln UJur
stedt Mnllory, the American women's
singles tennis chnmploh, defeated Ma
dame Iilllrmt, of France, In tho seml-
finnls of the women's singles of the
world's hnrdvourl tennis championship
tournament Here today bv 8-0, 0-4. I
William T. Tllden, of Philadelphia, ,. ,., . ., , trnm .,.
world's grass court tennis singles cnam- JlnJnv.lift.VSPnil'nSIv'ta'i. "viV
plon, advanced to the finnl round todny nam Taftce 4,o North Thirteenth tret
Proceeds to Bo Used for Work
Devastated Farnco
Three wrestling bouts between heavy
weight grapplcrs vill be held tonight at
the Metropolitan Opera House, the pro
ceeds to be turned over to tho American
Students' Reconstruction Association streets. This event
for expenses of twelve T'nlversity of,n number of yenrs.
CATHOLIC SPORTS ON
Purple nnd Gold Teama Moat
Track Today
Tho nnnual spring sporta conducted
by the Catholic High School will be v
held this nflernoon on the Purplo and
Gold field, TJwenty-nlnth and Clearfield
has been held for
Wnsher
finals to-
Fcnnsjlvnnla students, who will lend
their services ln devastated Franco this
summer. ...
Zbyszko, the heavyweight champion,
will nppenr In the star bout. His op
ponent will be Ivan l.inovv, the RusBlnn.
Other matches will be between Rennto
Gnrdlnl. of Itnlv, and Dementrus Ta
fnliiH, of Greece, nnd Suln Hcvonpoa,
..C Plnlnn.l ...1 Cn.ttin. Itllllm Stm.tll.
cm champion
ISnch of the three matches will be
decided under rules of catch-ns-cntch-
can, and Prof. William J. Herrmann
will be the referee.
A largo number of entries has been
received. Unlike previous years the
sports will bo conducted by the Junior
class. In former years It was always
mnnnged by tho senior class.
Tho meet will be divided in two dif
ferent classes, one known ns tho Purple
Team and tho other the Gold Team
The Purple Team, will be made up of
the juniors nnd seniors, while tho Gold
Team will be formed from freshmen
and bophomore ranks.
There is always great rivalry In this
event. It rivals the color contests of
tho other schools of the city.
I Thi Csthrdrat himflnll nine d'Mreii tu
nchedulo jriim-s with Uri-t-rlinH hom itln
(ifOrlnit rwenalil" ciiftmntro!! William
Ham"! 221 North Twenty n ond strfi-t
A flfternH-UlilnMi-jrfnr-olcl team (Voire to
hnr from liom teams of thi imtnn aci.
Hlmer Dutter 1P2.S North Ninth atrff
Scraps 4bout Scrappers
Hoot and Saddle
Naturalist, minim.' ton weicht. nn-
pears much tin- best in the Garden City Will Miss Mnrlin
tiantiieap at iseiinont todn. Captain
Alcock nnd Piineus. should furnish the
contention. Horses in other races readv
foi w inning efforts nre : First, Fred Kin
ne.v, Wrecklcss, Mnble A; second, Fair
Gain, Dream of the Vallev. St.
Michael; third. Hilly Wntts, Johnny
Dundee, Maggie Murphy; fifth, Amcrl
( an Iloj , Miss Petite, Sammy Kelly :
sixth. Scotland Yet, Hiach Star, Donna
j Agnus.
Iose Sl Tnu k Slnrs
The trnck squad will bo hard hit b.v
graduation, for slv of the best men of
the squad will receive their deplomas.
These nre ; Frank Brndlev, Joe Mc
Fnery. Fd Mnlllc. McAnlff. McCnuley
and .llmmv Mnrtln.
Tho football team will also receive n
hard blow. Not onl.v will spveral stars
lip r'riiihniteil lint ilnriinr the veiir s - I
oral left i honl. Those of football
fame who will be iiiIss.mI kip: Cnptnln
Hradlej, l'crr.v. Martin. Mcf lemon.
Mnllie. .MeAniff, CuiinilT. MeC.iuley
nnd Mcllenrj. Of these. Hradlej.
Ferry. McClemon nnd McCnuley were
mentioned on several All-Catholic se
lections. Hresih. Denny. Wynne and
Mike Sweeney left school during the
year.
Tho basketball squad will be thp
hardest hit of any of the athletic
(enms. Captain Martin, Murphy. P.rnd
ley , Dugan and Lynch will graduate,
leaving Knne, Hrelin nnd Cunnlff for
next senson.
At Montreal i
First race, The Cigarette, Rosa Lee.
Naomi K. ; second. Shore Acres, Red f
Post, Wnr Fox ; third, George Rovce,
Dr. Campbell, Lonely ; fourth, Heath
Helle, Sweet Houquet, Antlphou ;
nun, Htnr voters. Minor, rirer : sitli.
Sentimental, George C Jr., Norman
Flder ; seventh, Clip. Rhymer Attorney.
When graduation dav nrriv.es, St.
Joseph's will lose one of the best all
around athletes that ever wore thp
Crimson and Gray. This lad Is Jimmv
Martin, who Is the only four-lettei
rfmn thnt St. Joseph's Prep ever had.
He plays end on the championship
football team, was captain of the bas
ketball team, ran in the middle dis
tance races for the track squad, held
down one of the berths on the relav
tenm. anil was the regular shortstop on
the bnsebnll team. He may enter St.
Joseph's College.
r the lllilillo i hiimilon. whos.. 1 1 . 4-5 mtlo
haU lowered tho murk of 1 SO 3-fi. net tu
Amnlii in inn. u i irii" iioamer run
rlnsr icalnst time, had rim k mile nt Siri
tern In 11MH In 1 31 4-3. hut rnccH run with
out oiiiipetltliii Jo not etttul as records, and
rre not to Iks counted Berlous Th race
of Au'laj-loun makes the record hut It doe
net iiiuka a champion. Mm O' War holds
fA r-corda at dlrlerent dlitances and
udphtH. and will lone rcmiin the champion
In this country.
.... l.n. Iti.... m
.Ill, llill ! ...1NM 111 11 lis I -. . .....
tend's mm ,B.,.jV. oi. i ... ".,. I . T"" "oimoni ciiurw .ro, aeatin-vi o Kep
.. n'ov j.iuiu, kjiiv ii nn mil iino dpeT recora ror a mil1 on tnia con
one double fault nml shot mer ,iln I tlnt-nt When Vudnclous. In tho ll "1 runnlnir
immaculote service nces nnd mauv V? 'h,.. v.ln"0111 . Wtiincn in displaced1
... a..,. . . ... .,"" ." Man iV WHi'n record made In the samo iac
morn first seniecs thnt Mrs. Nnlle !r uin in runnltw the miln in 1 .) l ,s. he
ffllllfl hnndll nnl. .. til. .. .1.. .1... ..II. 1 lu -... tlV, r.9 .,..! nlV . t... . '
-,.., ,, umig unit ttllll U 1H'H'I1 llOl. ' "l''r,l JU", witi'-iiihti ' nv ouu mi nm HJliC
Uth th s Rtate of JfTnirs It k,mJ'f thp HlUH o i iiimpion
tilflt the match hntxtnm. M.ciu VT..1..I. I
1.. '' "-' ".' ," .'.." mill HUH
is cownsena wl I be ntiout the hest
Contest thnt lins heen stnon.1 lmrn l,n.
teen members of the fairer but alleged
Yr nex tor years, lioin of tliem
Tiay a man's style game, and for that
reason the buttle will be fast und
'nanm. Thorn nil! nnf h mnr... l
ies, for one of them is going to reach
he net and the point will bo won or
l"lt quickly by the one who reaches the
miner nrst.
The final in rln.ti.w 1.I..1.
scheduled to be nlaved this nftcrnnnn
1:7. '0,0;k. mny be a thriller, and
Sain it may not.
w .lmJs "etween Mrs. Harvey und
J rs. M. n. Hiiff, on tho one side, und
l it?,en(I nni1 yl WnlKh, on the
in V .i"1" i0vnFentl nnd .Miss Walsh
fill both go to the net whenever thev
a ..f.i c,'nn',, nd they nre likely
l l. i ?,chlncp often, for Mrs. Har
7, and Mrs. Huff both rilav n strlrtiv
Mt-court game.
RrVii"- ,V'V " " N, " "r""B A""-
banth Vv..,ut .,""?.. "." " :. K?r-
Dlansl'ln .v V"1'"1 ram. mi four
K tin, hp b?P,k (,"rt- I,1,t ll '" !
""Huff and Mrs Ilnnm hotl, ,!,,,
U Sr'h ",.,illif:l l'?n.l shots.
tilinn. ,; " "s lurln "omns ot up-
natch wi. i """ ""cusions. i ne
Koe 7 "- " according to the
TMri 'Thft' n,th0fh Mr- "nrvey
fLEisliiniAivrvviNs
D'ti Brldeaburg Throu0h Ger
nr' di.i.i . u
t..,, ' '"""ng oy acore of 6 to 1
a tl.it . . . "L,sner larncrs paid
noon ? IJri,lcsbfB yesterday after
""on and enm , . .
the ,,.i u""y 'Vlln ,m Hcalp of
Rj.uPnWnew by thp "e of 0 to 1.
BrldesbuV, Zu ", " "' o
h Una initio nrvr,m,, n ,,1,al"',
creriu 'U?. tl Irtten stilkeouts n i.i,.
fcimeved t0 a?-h,f,0re "'MwburR had
rnk Mi.r'. tor,.l.nn' sh"t out
This af?B 0,ub without u hit.
ru i i C1,lb-
&U'sKr2',11Vhl,'''"noon.hut
r a Hie Con m n rl r." P(I wraWnatlon
lhodox; ;. il "'9'nnoiii and
nni. Il "reets. nml nn U....A....
I ton ha6 v.1'' n- A 'line. Rrides
"Vwllh nteW reorganlaed
I ".'ino, - nni semi-pro
8';awbrldae ,0 P:" -" .
UV'L n. Bo,,ih. '.""""""""
lr&!X,dlln-inf.
LEAGUE LEADERS CLASH
Norwood and St. Clement's to Battle
In Catholic League
Norwood C. C, leaders of the West
Philadelphia Junior Catholic League,
vill tackle their strongest rival when
they nlay St. Clement's nt Sluy -fifth
and r.lmwood avenue tomorrow.
A ron with four wins straight for
Norwood, will be on the hill, while
Mi Lniighliu will twirl for St. Chnienls
In the other gnmes St. FraneN villi
play Moorlyn. nnd Victrlx will tackle
Our Mother of Sorrows.
Htundlnc of the Teama
Norwood.. 4 0 1.000 Moorbn , I 2 313
Ht. Clem'a 3 1 .760 VictrU... I 3 .2(10
Ht. Kran'o '2 2 .300 M. of So'a 0 4 .000
-
Joe Aurntts nnd Joe Iytz will appear ln
the end- rvliid-up of tho open-air aenon nt
the Cntnbrln. Th meet totrliht ln nn elht.
rounder, with other houta na follona' Kdd'e
toran v. Tont nnnleiv. Hobby McC'nnn
V'rcddy Turner, Jlirnnv McOovorn va rut
Jlarley und Jimmy Haxter va. Kid McCoy.
Joei Jarkaon'a 1'. ('. ta civlng a ilance nt
App'h Academj tonlrht. Jackaon'a ball club
haa been plnMnar a fine enme thin aeason. A
mimber of local boxera will be amonc those
nt the dance this evenlnir.
Twelre bouta In four different claasee wilt
N the amateur boxtnir attraction at the
nijou tonight. MaiuiKr Howurd haa been
recelvinc Iota of entrla for hla novice tour
mmenta and the amateur matchea are prov
lnc ao popular he plana to tae such bouts
throueiiout ire summer
Joe .liwkson'a hand it. in hlttinir commls
Klon attain nnd h has resumed trainln
The "ouih Phllid-lphla Italian waa on Ih-alde.lln-a
v Ith a bone felon ln hla rleht
thumb for j.eveml !
I-n Tendler expert- to Iw at the rlrralde
of the llenny Ionard-ltocky Kannaa match
nt ltarrleon. N. J . Momla nlfcht. The
Philadelphia aUr la In Werneravtlle. Pa..
now taklnc thinga easy until he eta bacl.
Into training ln about a week.
Marcus Wllllnma hna completed hla ehow
for Tuesday night at the Auiltorlum The
uliid-un Mill bn hetw-en tlnttllng KhJ Towell
1 of New Orleans and Johrmj Oarrtln-r.
I (.ihr mitihea nre KU IJoota ve loung
' lioldle. Kid Iturgera s Btaekcy I.elRh.
t,tACke llniise a. Ueorgo l'aruor ana ana
lop vh Hobby Mears
Voting Tom Shnrkey la In fine fettle for
his mntch tonlcht In Wilmington. The Wtit
riilladelphlnn la to meet Jack McWllllama
in the atar bout of a ehow being promoted
by Villus Brltt Other bouta: Otto O'Keef
b. Ilattllng llarnen Jimmy Ireland va AI
Moore and Jimmy Myaon v Oeorge Morrow.
Mike Urnine, Vaahlrgton boxer, haa bn
In town for eeveral daya vlaltlng frlenda
lie motored here from I). C. and intonda
motorlnir baek Uralne is doubtful whether
he will box agalrr lie hia been considering
a match with CoMla Trembly In Doeton.
Joe Jiwohs. of New York, haa turnl over
Willie Hermnn, llghtwelcht chnnnilon of New
leraej to VV ll in Hrltt. Herman will box
hla first bcut for Hrltt tonight In Newark
with Henny I'ohen While llrlft la lmndllnc
Herman at Newark Willie Kdwarda ulll tuka
care of the Udwarda-Hrltt boxera In Newark.
Tatar (KU) Wnllitce. of Little Italy;
Frankle Donohue. of Wet Philadelphia, and
A'ounr Joo O'Donnell, of Cnmden. each hnva
won three contests In thi
the Qayetv Theatre. Tonlgnt they will
11 1). round class at
draw to aeo ho will meet for the diamond
ring and gold watch offered as prizes There
will be thrte other amateur bouta and three
professional contesta between Martin fftnn
lev nnd Al Treniont, Harry Ornnt and
Vounar Oonnell- and Young liuc k fl-mlns,'
and Juek Wt.
Kensington Trust Wins
The Knalngtnn Trust Co add another
.1 tory In Its alreadj Urn list whon It
walloped Iht Philadelphia Mint In a the
Inning came by the one-sided score of 17
to 3. The Kensington team walloped the
hall freely, and ulong with other smashes
had four homo runs marked up to Its credit.
The score by Innlnga;
Philadelphia Mint 0 1 2 0 08
Kensington Trust 4 R 0 4 x 17
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the quiet evening hours Girard is just the
smoke to help y.ou relax and enjoy rest
fulness. Its mellow mildness, fragrant aroma and
true tropic flavor bring you pleasure unprece
dented and incomparable.
Take home a box of Girard tonight and
enjoy their friendliness after dinner.
A better, bigger Smoke than ever.
GIRARD
Americas Foremost Cigar
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GIRARD
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A national
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No man who steps up to our windows can fail to be tremen
dously impressed by the astounding bargains he sees displayed in
them. Many of the foremost nationally advertised brands of clothes
in America are shown at prices that stagger belief. Not a dollar's
worth of goods in our store has escaped a clean cut of 50 per cent,
on its original price, and much is cut even more drastically. Under
the pressure of the limited time in which we must dispose of our
stock before handing over the keys to the landlord, we have been
forced to go to these extremes of price-cutting. To ymi, it means
the bargain opportunity of a life-time. Don't miss it, for nowhere
will you find anything to compare with the bargains that this sale
offers.
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$10-$12 White Flannel Pants $5.95
All $3 Pants All $6 Pants All $8 ranis All S10-J12 Pauls
$1.48 $2.98 $3.98 $4.98
Men's Furnishing Prices Slashed!
S2-S2.50 Wilson $135 French Silk $ ge; $3 While Pongee e- Qcr si 25-S1 50 mm
Bros. Athletic iP0, Shirts wllh A'QO Shirts with or $ 1 5 jf,," W K
Union Suits Collar without Collar now '
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