km '-;' nrt &' ', 4, TI. V, s .. . ' f i ) 12 EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEK PHILADELPHIA, , SATUED AY, JUE- 11, 1921 y &''V Athletics Fail to Get Homer for First Time This Month as Dick Kerr Applies Coat of Whitewash 1 ' :.v..'T. &'. lf''lJ ;j$ n- v?) tf rv k OLD-FASHIONED GAME IS WON BY WHITE SOX WITH ONLY 2 HOMERS Twelve Hits Arc Registered by Both Teams and Ball Is Not Knocked Out of' Shape Dick Kerr Is in Great Form and Athletics Receive Copt of Whitewash , U KOItKUT W. MAXWKI.I. hlKirln IMIIor l'.vrnlni: l'nlillc I. niter OUR A's nnil tlio White So liirnrcl bark the cntr-mlnr yesterdny nml put on ono of timc olil-fiixlilnncil gniim wlirr" I lie ball W not battered out of Minpe in fver InnliiK. It wii n tiiuii;p fjht to m (lie Itiliriilcrs working wlllinut Ritthiff hurt unci the pitcher acting as if they knew what it was all nbotit. Moth Kerr and Uonimcl twirled high-class, brainy hall, and the list of binglcH proves It. The So connected with seven nfi'tiei and the home folkH cliiked olT five. Twelve hit in one game by both trams isn't lielnjc done t any more, and (or that rra'on jesterdny's contest was ilNtlnotlu I Anttl.cr ti terp'tini; feature was the fact that the A's failed to score. Tills ali-.i mean tlmt for the ti i--1 tune this inoiith n local hero has not con- 5 liected with a home nit; The wc-r uiltling tin m off with ama-lng rcsiiliirlty until Kirr stepped In. and then the act was all wet llnmmei made a long lilt whir! should have been n home run m thr fifth Inning, hut Kil was running on n lln l tire aim had to puil up at second. That was the only decent sock Uncorked l the Macks during the I' M Of nurse, there were some belts into the blrnrhcr. Karl Sheely con nected wilh a homer with one on In thr second and repeated In the sixth. Jlotli wulmps inndeil in the left Held stand for the usual and uistomary four ba.cs. Jllck Kerr tripled in the fifth, but outside of that the pitchers had n tncll time. Ilommcl was Injured In (lie second Inning when he stopped Hay Schalk'i toirid linrr which was nailing at hi face. Kd put up both hands ahd knocked down the ball. He spun around a couple of times and then made the putout. The ball lilt his tare hand and It was numb for a couple of Innings. He was n (ilt!u wild after that, issued several pusses, but managed to stick to the lini.-li The White So plated a good game, nutting over the punch when needed and nctitig like any thing but a seventh place c'ub. Little lick Kerr was In rare form and pitched his bet game of the season. He also starred at the p!aic. getting two singles and a double. ni) ar.E.so s m fur the month. Tin ilhlelei noir rhcu rnmr here and left tcith the score of four ami the As have icon tiro and lost five. first tunc tuis i?ar. Umpires Discuss Sonic Unusual Plays BKKOHK tbry left for Washington last niclit Ullie Chill and Urirk Owens discussed matters pro and con as umpires usually do. They had many things to lake up and the discussion was unite Interesting The debate started when we asked a question about that ruling on Thursday when Kddio Collins, in an effoit to get away from a wild pitch, held hi bat so the ball struck It. then his hand and sailed down to Joe Dugan in fair trriliory. ll was a dead ball, and Ollie Chill was able to convince the A'.s that Mich was the disc. "It was a most unusual plav .'" -aid Hrick ( ven. "111111 I hne m-ph it onlv a couple of times since I have been umpiring. Hocrr. if a batter lakes 11 firm hold mi the hat at the end of the bundle the ball Is likely to hit his lingers niter hitting the wood I am told that placers show bloody fingers and try to Kit to tirst when the ball slides off the bat and hits ihein. and the fans razz tile umpire oecnuse he won't allow if. Hut it is seldom tlmt the ball rolls fair. "Manj things come up in ball games." eniiluiiiecl the arbiter, "and some t:t.ies one wonders why the players don't notice things more closely. A couple ol weeks ago Washington wa playing the Yanks and Zaclmry and Hojt wiie going good. Hoy t retired the first three men easily and nftrr two weie out in the -croud the Senators put on an old-time batting rally. The first four men-got clean hits, even Zachnry getting a two-bagger. Judge came up and busted one and Cat hary scored "The funny part of this play was that .in bury pri(iieei to the home plate inking long steps and stepped right owr the platter, i'.iery man on the Washington bene U aw it. but not one member of the Yankee" 'mi hep. It was the most apparent p'ay I ever lime sen. and had a play been made on him the. rally would l-ave hern tit short. Aftrr that Washington continued to hit the bull and four more runs came In. giving them eight in that inning. p,Mi:i!S should kuoir t ' lo rend tlirm. I quim the rain, anna thr l.riinuc is Iridic t'ollim. Ifr nlimiji nktng rulings nn intricate playi. they followed Im exnuiph." Ruling on Groh a Good Thing for Baseball JULHiK LAMMS has- put a crimp in the proposed trade between the (Slants and Cincinnati fir llcinip (Srnh. lli.-..onn.'r ordered the star third baseman to go bn.k to CliKlnnnti and plav there all vaMin for n paltrj $1(1.000 salary, losing oni, tlie pay for the time he was holding out. J'cihups some of the other clubs protested to Landis. fearing the nddition of droli would make the (iiauts nlmost unbeatable and give them the pennant Hi n wnlli Things like this nrc likelv to happen, and you cannot blame the opposing liiagn.urs If they can get away with it. llott,ci'. the ruling of the .luilge I- a good one It proves that a plaier cannot ,.'l up stage and put mi n sol,. Iinldnut to gain his ends because h" believes he is invaluable to hi-, ball club and the league. Heinle is M great llacr one of the greatest on the National circuit but the game i, mu. li bigger l.ian the Individual Landis handed out an object less,,,, to future holdouts. .Many plater, get flis.-atisf.t..l wii'. their jobs bemuse 1 lie it i lubs are not up in the rare imd there i, .i.i chance to cItt m on the World's Scries dough. Then thet icfuse to ,nay the following season, ,.m back their .ontin.'t and demand to be traded to another club. They usually pick one that has H chance to tiuish up near tlic top. The ball player cannot be blame.! for trwng to get all the inonev he ran bat if u man line (Sroli was allowed to get awa.v with his stunt there would be u lot of trouble in baseball next s(.Uson. Star players and plavers who imtiglne tne, air Mars would refuse to join their sC,.om division clubs and Insist mi being sent elsewhere Then the tail endcrs would remain tall-enders The liroli case is a good thing for baseball l!ig league plavers are well p.lld for Hie work they do. and if they plan. nmnien lulisni above sport the Stand old game is due to take a terrible flop. F' lili: I..WDIS tnrd inrllrnt )l,iminl nml umliird n mnurihi f devnion uhrii he orilrnd tlroh lo p'uy u ith finiinnati or no place this season. Golf Championship to Be Decided on Wednesday XTEXT Wednesday the suburban g'df championship will be decided when J-( North Hills plays Aronimink. The North Hill, team has gone through ltu schedule witnoul a defeat, ami the same g(,eS for its opponent Starting the season with live of the bes, men missing, North Hills made - ?-1 u 1U riM;u,"1- """ t 1'lntt.. Woody and dimmer, left, and no did Ijd.Ie btyles. I,,,,, ( .., , and fe,,l Ca,eri. New m. took their places and tiny won from Huckb ( ounty , Hnddonlicld. Frankfor.l. Woodbury and Cedar- uioolc in a row . , yJi'fJA7.1n:. hourvci, has a itrono team and lln mulch u ill he tcry cfojc. to tn; nnthimi nf crcitinn, loojjryjht, l-J.I by Cut,,, l.rilotr In. CARMAN RIDES FOURTH RACE OF WEEK TONIGHT Forty-Mile Grind On at Drome Here. Two Amateur Sprints Clarence Curmnn. of .lainaica, L. I , lll Hurt i ,S fourth inotor-pafcd race of the week wlnn lie answers thr crack of the pistol in tonight's -lO.mi'e Fii'i at the Point Iliccze Velodrome. fin 'l'n?u,ln.. -i i . f V , . Vi "Jt R ' , r''"lW",""!.l""!rs ffchJHflrJ t , ""'V? "', Wor''"r- '' 5 mm "n "''"'"'day night and Jhurhda) night Clarence competed I ill n match sprint with Vlncenzo Mud. I uonn here. tnrmun has boon riding the distance! races In great shape and he looms as i tho favorite for tonight's grind at the limit Ulcere 'Drome Pitted against me .inmiiica lller will he Percy Law-, renre, of California; Trunk Carry, whose tensntlnnal spurt in the last three min. Utcs enabled him to win the hour's Urns. ard here last week, and Tommy Smith, of New York. Smith was entered in this evening's race following his l,"-niile virion on Thursday night from Willie Hunley. of California, nnd Ted Hymn, of Australia. Hmlth is u oiingstiT alongside of the veterans Carman, I.uwrence and C'orry. A special sprint team match race b'e. twecn n quartet of star amateur bikers will bo an udded attraction. Hobby walthour, Jr., of Atlanta, (la , is pnir.d with Frank Grnnkownki, New York State chumplon, against Wlllluni ,i Orufm, of Xowurk, N. J., ami Frunu uarii.styiympu; U. U J'hlladelphla. hurr n brttci in on than thr .t'l inth our victory ami three drfruti tlnrr. tffnnn thr It'cicrn cifci St. Lome 11 Acre today for the b'jl jrir tnKe the tiouhlr rvrn r.ri imilnl man mi the Amrriran it stiidijino Ihr iilnijtnn eadr and It uould help a lot af uthirs if This event will be decided in hot two out of three hc.lt.s. Oilur ninateiir races will be thren loats and final in the bnlf-mlle hiinui. i up and a iiiiss.und.nut event. About a s(iiip,f ull-for-glory pedal pusher, will c.impele Boots and Saddle The I.atonin Derby today seems to he ,L" ,"v,', '".J" ui "J,?'"!' Z ''""' Helinve oiirself and Hack Servant. ,,,,rr ,'"" WlmiiPy .11.1 not enter his K"IMl l'ree-y.ai-ohH. Hangoon will lik,'h l,i' "" "tciiUcr for the I.aton. prize. Horses In the other races rrndv for a winning effort appear in Iip : Tirst Herald. Itediiion. (Jroundswell ; second, Miss ,IOy, Casey. Hanker Hrnvvn ; third, Midway. Woodtrap. Busy Signal; fifth, Camden ami .lones entry. Sow ell Combs, ''entry entry , sixth. Inquisition Ilirdio ' ""hhed llnir, heveiith, Tulsa, Me.-. ciiant, .Nellie ork At Itrluinnt, I.ennnrd miiv lust the toutc for the llelmout Slakes today, tin nigh a mile and three furlongs is sup posed to be too far for him. (iruv f.ag and Sporting Illood will furnish the lontention. Other Belmont races : Firht, Thendosln, Devastation. Polar; second istreplerhnsel, Klmcr .Minnnii, Wisest Fool, New Haven; third, Wii limit A., Big Heart. Sweep By; fifth. Slur Realm, Herd (!irl. Pirate Mc(!cc; sixth, .Maidens Valet) Foam, Last htrnvv. IN, niht against racing Louisiana. I'onstiiutlonil I launched In the ronventlon has been abandoned, The nuthJ , nt the defeated nmnameni siaiea ne Deiiti vi a move fur re consmerauon oi los rod wouia d lime waaiea. 2 CLUBS LEFT IN LANSDOWNE GOLF -- - 0 Springhaven Duo in Semi Finals Felton vs. Tyson. Ward vs. Scott INTEREST RUNS AMUCK My SANOY MrMltLirK Some sav the match In the upper bracket will decide It and some say the match In the lower might as we'll be the ultimate tale. Anyhow William W. Kclton. Lnnsdowne'M pride nnd hope, teed o(T this morning against Wnrren A. Tyson, Springhnven, in one of the seml-finnl matches for the amnteur golf championship of Delaware County. K. Sme llev Ward plnylng for Snrlnchnven in !iW first tournament, met ". A. Scott. Lansdowne, In the lower bracket. Two fine matches were evnected to develop by the straggling cnller.v that went out to Landowne this morning 1 to have a look. Thr winners of the I matches will meet this afternoon for the title, nnd whoeer captures thnt will have accomplished somrtliing never done before on any links. For there never wns n championship of Delaware' Countv played for until this week. Anyhow, us explained above, the fans figure, jome of them, that it really lies between Kclton and Tyson. The rest figure the winner of the lower-bracket match will take the confnlon. There- ("ore n lot of Iutcrct Is involved tod.'U in the three matches. Two Clubs Out Aroniininl; and I.Ianerch hac hern eliminated from the tournament, ft will bo noticed thnt Lnnsdowne and Springhaven. the remaining clubs, are represented in each of the semi-final mnteheti this morning. The club rcprc rented by the winner of the finals gets custody of the W. Vernon Thilllps Cup the first year, hence the club interest. Kclton won his wnv to the first tec this morning by ousting Harlan Stat soll. Aronimink. nnd .1. C. ai'p. Lansdowne. in the P. M. Nagle put up a game tight, but didn't hnve s0 much chance agninst Kelton's 77 and putter. Tyson stayed in the conflict by trim ming the famous French golfer. Colonel DeKnult. nnd later bv trouncing A. M. Wood. Aronimink. 7 and .". lie is playing line golf nnd was eperted to give Kclton nil of a stern tiuslc.. this morning. Down below Ward had a pair of toMgli tilts and was thoroughly re minded that he was playing 111 a tour nament In the morning he tin kled Willlnm S. ' ! I'.eadle. Llniierch. a brother of the bet- I ter-Kllown .1 .1. t the sevteent 1 . ... . , . ... :i I a I'd drove on M a putting green and played n . now two wiij'. iiie win , was a iian .inn 111c oilier 11 win. . 1,"1" "" "",, ,,,,, Ke,i tin ...luiiiiife 1.1 inoiri 11 win mere ami i,.e tUl. pos.ibllitv of renpi uing the Ward came through 11 winner ,.n thenl, Th .,, ,,fts ,,,, ,.;,,,,,, ,, 1 1 .1' 11 At .1 '"''''' ,-il"'1' I'empsej started training. In he 1 M seion the young b.nli times as a result of hciit g butted Springhiivenitc look on (,. . A-idei- ),.,.,,, WI1K interested to.hn in the son. i.iiiucmi. who is Knowu as a Plug- ger and a golfer never licked till the last putt is. dropped and mil alwavs then. Close One Anyhow. Ward tinned tw., up in- ' while the champion was on the motor creased il to three, and then began to I trip. Newspaper correspondents urgi.l see that n'l was not yet rosy. ror .lack Ueniuilt. the big Canadian heavy -Anderson decided to Mnv with the ship, weight, to test the lighting ipinlities of and actuallv squared the match nt the ' (lliee and the result was n distinct Mir seventeenth. lie drove a wohl.lv lull! . llmt found a g..re or something nnd , pro. ceded to duff the second shot: I couldn't do much else, in fact, from ! that lie. Ward Inii into Ins tee shot ns lie can and coppe.l the hole and match. I The gallery s.ihinmed both players impartially for a sterling hibitlon of I fine golf Meantime N S.ott. l.ansdowni. who bent slteen-y ear-old L. S. Crew-. , f.lanerch. in the morning, took William Mclntlre. Springhaven. over tho ropes in the second lound. 1 up Mclntiie was favored for the semi-finals, but that was on paper SCHEDULES OF LITTLE LEAGUE AND SEMI-PRO BALL TEAMS MC).vrrir)Mi:rtY . OUNTY t.KAOflJ ''hestiiut Hill a' Amliltr. I.iidale at Dojlestown i.nd Conshehocki'ii at Soudcrtun. I'HII.ADUM'llIA .sfllfllHAN I.n.WU K Olenslde .it vllott llrme llailiorn Wjn.lmoor unl t.rl WnshlnKlon nt .South uniplon. lNDi srni vi. AMTi:t'it i,r.arK H.iirlsnn Sufeu Holler nt OlmlieW North int Mi.nu..'. llel.l Illusion ai ii"nnein lln. ad street and Allmlieny nenue- S.i'.ple. Middle at ra.Uard .Motor vn. .- time. "... lrei and Indian. i i. venue, and Ivlns tatj ut Thornton Fuller Point Hreee. 1'HII.A MNlFAC'Tflli:HS' I.KAOFi: rhlladelphlu .stori.no llatter at lie l'rali. Sand. Se. ond and Ilrlstol sireet- llud 1 at r VV Young, llroad and lllifler streets. Weiern L'nlon ut I nil Construct), n Flft, eighth street and Klniwood avenu.. Hal h Motor ,ii I.igBett i Mvers. "C" and Ontario Mr.tt" and Comnierolnl Truck at ri'.lmo Idle. Twentj-nlnth and Clearfield sire, tn DKI.AWAIU: COl'NTY I.EACRT. Mnri. n ... Inland, llm kdnl" nl ( 'ion tliiKhn an I Lansdowne at Media. MAIN l.lXfi l.UAOl'K. Watne at rdmnre. HUhland Park a' Hon Maur and Herttn at Nnrberth Ul HMMI'ION C(H..NTY' l.KAOi i; llfterl) nt llordentottn l'lnren 'e at l.ir liniiton mil Hlvemlde at Iloebllni; iti:n mi:.s'h i.UAOun suction- (inttee Hnnsttee at Itnska Hlvtt s ve-itu sireet and l.tdianon avenue. bthuvlUUl at I'oronta .Seventy ninth street anj I land na I on) MminluliiK at Vonah Tttmty ninth and Kuineiset streets. iir:i Mi:.vs i.kaol'i: suction n Supaiia nt Man. bun. KlKhilrili sirct ar. I. ions avenue: Arec at Mlnnetta ;etii lenth and Cambria street-.. Norrlstott n at Wlehtt.1 Hari'.itvsate and Nlntonn lanes and Totem ul TonK-e VVhcatiheaf lane and III. hiuon.l street. DRLAWAItK C'Ol NT V AiUTKLJl UKAC.l'K lleth'l at TanBuay, Ozden at Chadds Ford ilia.;. (Ireen at l.lnu TWIN-COUNTY LUAUL'U K .M. at Wsndmoor. Atnl.le- at Wei- '"" C.V.MDBN COUNTY MiAlil 11 I.ucas r.t O.endora. I.auril Sprliies nt Amon HelKhts. I.liiilenvini.i ,it Manuollu. suAiis-itoniii-'-iv t.uA.sur: Athletics vs Hhll.pirs Kaulei vs. Ynnltees. NUItTH 1'HII.A Hl-lll-ll I.UAOIE iSt , MlchaelH at I.ehlsh Ndro avenue and York road. Mennonlte at I.evtrlnston. I. awn ton nnd HermlUiKo streets Uast Haptlst at Erie. FIJth street und Wjomlntr avenu' and flrace at SI Paul. Chestnut Hill Acad emy Chestnut Hill JlKI.I. nil.ni'lIoNK I.UAUUU i;nitlneerlnif at U'lulpmen' Twenty ninth and Homerset street, Construitlnn ut VV'rst ern Illectrlr Maple Units (lener.il Olfl'es at A T S. T T'tteniy iiinll. and .Somerset streets. S'orrlstottn at Che-iter and Mutor Vehicles at Camden (H.OI-cr.hTKn cot NT y I.KAdt 11 Kited' alioro hi Woodbury I'aulslairo a. VAesivlllH and nndserirl ut (.Ibbstown .MSI' WAHU CHl'llCH I.I1Arl II Fourth Ili-r..rin..l it M Tlmn'liv's Walnut lane east of Hidae atenue Mount Ion ut W'lsahleknn I'resht terlan Setllle street fast of Hldus avenue Leverlns'ton 1'resbjterlan ut llethany (loriras lane ta.it of Ittdxe nvenu.', Ht. Albans at KoxborouKh Datlst. Herinl tage und I.avtnton streets and Wlssahlekon Methoillst at Itoxborough Presbyterian, Hex uvenue east of Ill'llfu-aienue. WEST I'JHI.A CATHOLIC I.EAOIE De Sales at Moorlyn. Fifty sixth street and I hesler avenue Ht Clement's at V. -trlx, Forty ninth and Market streets and Norwood ut Mother of sio-roi. s Fnrt ninth und MurKet streets. ., INDEPUNDENT OAMI.H m..u V;.P.n",b ttt I'enooyd, Jtldse avenue and h. uinn. AND NO- I M TViRoUfiU I TCLL TiJU- YiJU HooiiCRs ggt iso IMOUa M" Ml' Ar-.i I (A orK This Camc I (Dou'T LooK rot LtFC--tvii Kepr at Mf Vtx cjcjrs im ood J hwcm-t AMD (IOTVci?S - -. w- --ITtlSsl . ., .. .. - . ir-r 1 ' ...... J ,fur i l YOcJK ucuul-c s& xa cj x3A i JSaxr .VV . ', 'vr wsm mUMn m wSMm s t PtVYfin A S ROTTBM (jMC- I u. Gar Yuv Hits AFTcewoo1 Iia, no- ill c5r-T IT LL BAwK p Champ's Damaged Eye Stitched Will Box With Trainers Tomorrow GHEE MAKES IMPRESSION llantic City. June 11. After a twenty four-hour layoff, .lack Detupsey swung hack into his training grind to day. He will resume work with the glocs tomorrow. A physicinn who stitched the chain pioii s iimnagc.l t'yi' told him that 1 1 I n.,n.,.l !,,! t,. 01. .!.!.. i...,.i...i :. '"'i.i in., luinivmii ni'iiieii ill I Pi-l 111 1 1 the resumption of boxing without the danger of further serious injury. Denili ,y sparring partners, however, will i, eompelled to wear headglllll'ds to v,1.i,.J f ,1,,, i.i,. ti..i . li Hattling (Slice, the IT. -pound Negro from .Memphis, the latest addition to the stud' of sparring partners. (Slier ! was given a private tryout vcstcnlnv prise lo cv cry hoil.t . r.oving (Micrts agree thai (Slice i.n.ii ably will piove the nn.-t satisfactnry sparring partmr in mnip. provided lie doe-, not leave his courage outside the i'. tig when he faces the suiibui ncd Demii. ey. (Slier is short and bioad-slioul-di ird and is a past muster in ducking lb- is n I much of a right-hand hitter hut possesses a ('ever left jnh. which he i ontinually stuck into Ucnault's face lo keep him out of range. Jack Clarke Scores One-Round K. 0. siriiriise. . V. .June II In. U I'l.ir.. .1 .Vlentmtn Un.xs.eil out Jnhnnv I'listu r Putr.ilo In the nlnih rounl lust uluh' 1 i! Druthers nt Stetson. Fourth and llr. ! virtel- I Ni.rfo'k Stars at Dobson Thlrtj llfih ,,. ,i Quen Iine Iiel.ntare City at Slratvbi Line A Clothier SKI) third nnd Walnut streets Jeff Tmreau h Hears .it 1(111. la'- Iuht I U tbenn Itl.i.inier UirU at l'leih . li hit i CJuuker CItt I'r.ifeMslonnls at Sal tit '.iris I ter.ty-ixth ami vvnarion s'r. t.iri.. ami i"it-rntrj streets Mneriein Hie. I of(.'hrster at Shan .Inn i ori.t .. mnin nnn jin.ttn sireei Isil. nines' Ol.l-Tlmcrs at St. nt.in I ji Club ."t.otv and I'leusant streets Mn.llpon Stars at llrldesburs- Hi. l.m.in I aril Orthodox streets I'.schall nt Kajvvood. Thirl v thi-i n.i I'aKttrion streets i Fulton uf l.ancnstor lit North Phil.. Fourth and WlnKohocklns stritts T.MrfleUl. of East Fulls, at Fairtiett ..( c.ttnden. v I 1'nnsslvnnla Susar Co at Peruch! A . I ont-Ketenth and Hpru.e stieets I Shenandoah ut Chester KnlBhts of Columbus ut Huht Ster. n and .lohnsotf streets. Ht.in.7ard Denial Manufivtunn.: . i m Mi. rtt mil. Flft-nlnth street nn 1 n . atenue , I'lelsher ut Ilacharach (linn's At .ru. , cm Kershaw Club ut Norttood M-rrll! Pros nt Wlldtto.id of F ,.nk fold Hildnu Htieet and Toi r.'s.l,tIt. .tt.ni. I'aoll at Frunelsvllle .N'inett. r'h an i llrottn streets , Arum Club at Media. Sixtieth ami .nioM streets I Noitheust Pros ut W F Riad Fif.eithi sttet and Oreuon avenue h s Whlto nl Shunirock F C Front un 1 Porter strents. I'hlllt Travolers ut Haddon Heiiiht-. I Paradise Travelers ut Northtint A'h.'t.i,! Assoi.li.tlon llrldcsburs- I'en-.Mar A. A at IVerlees A. i While Hall .'..mnrons Frankfor.l. Fox Motor ai Ford &. Kendu tennih1 and Tabor road s.a.. Vi.pl. Uliln r.t l-nann A A .nil ! eemh and Ilockland streets VV. F Hottlarid ul Nlctottn. N.n if Mil. and Huntlnu I'arK uvenue. SUNDAY C1AME.S rncodl at Ilrldesburir. Hichmond and "r tnodox streets l.ll Ilrnthers ut Fort-eightb Ward Tttcn t -llf ill street and Snder avetnje T'hlla rrofesslonuls ut Nativity Helipads ond Ontario stroets American Chain at Flolshor. Tttenu amh nnd Whurton streets Ouaker Cltv 1'ros. at Shanahan Tori elKhlli and Hrown slreots Chestnut Hill at Stcnton Field Club, Chew arid Pleasant strcots. Aberfoyle at Shenundoah. houthwark Men's Club ut Huster Seventh and Jotmeon slreots. Forty-elnhth Ward Travelers ut Sherwood. 1'lftv-ntnth street und Whitby nvenue Druedlnif at Kuyvvood. Thlrli-flrst ami tin. kl. son streets , .1 & J Dobson nt North I'hillles, Fourth and vV'InsuhoekltiK streets Hlll.la'e ut lleharueh O.ants. double I header at Elibots Field llrookljn I Washington Hruves ut I' 0 I. Meadow and .Mltflln stnets Columbia al Win J Head Club 1 .fteenth ktreet anil Oregon avenue Hi Clement's at George W Smitn Sixty i retenth strtiet nnd Ilulst mrr.-.io len-Mur A A at (lieen Hibbnti H.r.,i '1 ttentt -second slreot nnd Jluntins Park . uvenue lileninorn A A at I'.irad si . Thirtieth nrl ciraruein streets llanrock F. c , at Lucky 13 All Stars, llui holms Park American Sleel. of Chester, ot Hockdale, West I'hllly All-atars at Morton Atlantic Helming ut Hharrrrwk Front and Porter streets Y M II A . of West Philadelphia ut Media A A Sixtieth and Ovfi.rd streets .Morrill I'rns ut 11 nil an. Park I Kershaw Club at Y M, II A Scum Hue ' buck grounds. Joan of Aro at St, Carthago. C, C Sixty, firs', street and Cedar avenue. - "" 1 inn. LCAUSA Tf I A Ttfht km- I A I OF- THIRTY J 1 DOLltRS H I I I lY R-AsOt I I , Jig, 7 .V 5P -V-v mjim Of Y RE SUM IRK AFTER RE THJGN HE TOOK UP tl5TM dcar-N IGCLC IS 50 MUCH I weiu IT I 3 I'M THROUCill OH tWvU ' MoRe RHHINQD- BGPi MC WITH PoKC- I HMPY A HltiHSR Gi-fsA "J1 JM ' l c70.Jfi I M voy MAKC I I OP MGU-' KIOT J TMG PURE I Ton. f CIBAM I J Mr- 1 olvl COVSIM AIH A "r? 3Fa"T J ) EUSTACC cjrtMBLCKS J ANYY- V G0Lf--r-s J V-s- y S X. & rl-s. t-a f KS?W Fw t j J m A DO I WftNT, To 5IT IN 7 OH-H u DoY .' I'M ATARuftD .SHY OLD TbPPlSH VWw'R- ORtTW Ml SLING A f LlTTlt. JJOUlhR I LIMIT CIMC -IVAMT 10 .SIT l"sl 7 ,, VV t ., t ' V ( I'otu 'DatiT) r' ' I , 4HOT I A or- scotch ' wMl ' h Szrri-1 , ferny ; ' v." 'jTllO. t What May Happen In Baseball Today I I .VATioNAt, i.nxori: I I Clnli Won I.ot P.r. Win Iise I'fttsbi.r-jrti . . .33 m .007 .n;s .n.-s I New lork S3 17 .fl." .flWI .UK) st. Inili 21 22 ,2' ,.1Si .Sit ' lloston 21 2.1 .1111 .(Wt .BOO llrnoklm ... 2ft 27 ,481 .till .472 i hirniro HI 21V .4.12 .III .422 (Inilnniitl ... . ll) 31 ..1X0 ,Wi .373 , I'lilllli-s 10 30 .318 .302 .IIIIJ A.lli:itICAN I.KAfili: ( tub C triflim.! Nett ork UiisliliiKlnn Detroit lloston SI. l.nuK ( lllnicn Atlildlis . Won I.o-t IM'. Win I.ns . . 32 II) .(IJ7 211 21 .ftHI) . . 5 21 .ftllH . . 211 2ft .537 . 22 23 ,IM!I , . 23 28 .4ftl 211 28 .117 . 17 32 .317 .Mr, .nift ,r.H8 ,.ino ..117 .528 ..14ft .527 ..-.Oil .178 .Hi .142 1 .4211 .1118 i .:i(in .310 i YESTERDAY'S RESULTS tionai, i.itxm i: l'hllllrs.( hlrucii rosl.Kinr.h rain, lloston. 1: ril(s(iuri;li. I. Cliicliiniill. .It Ncu nrk. I. i M. i.iiiiis Hi Uro.ikl.tn, iti:iti('N i.i;.(it i; ' ( M.-.iL-u. ft: Atlilrtlrs. (. llt-Kliinil. 8j Net, rl( 0(11 limine). I IIUMton. 7i M. loiilx, :l. Di'trnlt Oi nsliinRlnn, -;i U1.KK N AosnciATION l.iiui.illtr. o: Mlnne.molls yitltttlllkrc, fti inlril.i. I l iiIiiiiiImis. (It Kiiiisiih 4 lt . 4. Iml llll.liii.lli. ft! s I'.ml, I, .i ,llnnr.llinl s .1. MIITIIISRN SsionTIOX M.ilill.'. fl; l.i.lt. i. iimcn. I, Net, (Irlruiis, I: All.int.i tv Itirinliiulinn. III! I.ltflr Kink, ft. MrmpliK 13: Niislnlllc. :i TODAY'S SCHEDULE NMIONAI. I.ll(ifl: rhllllrs nt I'lltslmrEli. Ilmoklwi nt ( Inrliniall. Il.istiin ul (lilrncn. Nriv orls nt ht, mi:iucn i.nAOL'h s. I.ouis I'hll.nlrli.lit.i. ( Irvrl.iml at Wnslilncton. ClilniKii .it llnstnn. Detroit lit .Netf lonis. York. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE iti.st i.i or M',sri;KiAV Italllni.ire '.I: Ui'.uIIhl-. I. stnlrusp. li Tortiiilo. H. llufTillii (li Itorlirslrr. t. Newark, 7s Jrrsp, City ft s'( III. Ill l.r, I'Oll TODAY lictulihi: .it U.iltlnmre. Ncwarl. nt .Iirsrj ( Ity. I llnnulo ut Hoi licstrr. lnront.i ul s, rucusr. STANDING or nn: ( I.I lis '. I.. IM t . I,, p.f ll.illiniore. a" 10 ,'H", Tnrniuii 'li 21 .41(1 iiiinruhi -ii) so ..vi.: .1, rs., 7 .4111 Hoclicsicr 31 7 .4111 7 .ll.l s, r.i. use. II) Nettiirk 1ft ift JIH) Iteiiillui; . II .11 .-i'.li Runs Scored for Week in Three Riff Leagues NATION AI, l.KMilK ISIM TW TlJ-'IStTI St. LiiiiIsI ' 7 11ft I HI Hi i.VJ I'ittsbiirgli. I S T 1(1 Til li j.ll Clilcafio ... il1 I h' 8 i 1 27 Boston .... 7 7 ll It1 t 127 llroohlyn . . ,1 ; ,-, u ;i ;; 2.1 I'hillles ... I (i nil i! u':t Cinriuiiuli . (I li ;; m New Ynrlt. I 0 .-, A.MICUK AN M:.(.ll: " N M T W TfF ST1 'aslilnBton.', l in (I "' :; 1:17 Cleveland ..', ' ;t n h ; Detroit 111 l' 1! J(! n1 2 St. Louts. . i :, ii u, ti ;t ,n New Yoili..' ,"i 1 p . , tl i2(i ClilcnKO ...'a 7 ll . r,27 Boston . . . 7 7 I ;ti 7 23 Middles . . H 7 ." ll1 '20 INTKHNATIONU, I.K.(il K - LS J V,Tj.'SjTI Nevvarli... ' 7 ll f(l , ; ItncliPhtrr. II, 7 7 3 ';t7 Baltimore III. H 7 ;',' p un llulTnln It' I 2 12 1 IP ;t2 Toronto (I H 7 2 " 2(1 Syracuse.. 3 I ll ,v ,o, Itcudlii;,' . ;t 3' 8 (I, i' 20 Jersey ('" ' 0 7 (l ' nl r,i 'ih HMBP -"PHHHHHHLW I I AwjuiMiJUiju V-ajg "rrl I youll like" rfEsi 1 4 ". 1" f -A A full page ad could Wfi M3B A promise no more- i'i 'Jm J J Twenty to 1 feinfc. 'lj !iiiaHnmBBiivBBiinHiimJB.JsV 1 JniLHHtf GOLF LISTErJ DEAR IF I'M NOT Tt-ICRE. rati. DIlslNGR DON'T VWAIT" IVC GOT A ToOtlM C!MG OM HKRB This aftcruooM awD-thc? lUiiA is that should iTAV acne fan. dinner I DOW'T KwotAl- ILL SUE- Ten BY HIS CONDITION Catpentier Fears Overtraining for Big Battle In Fit Fettle Now TIRES AFTER GYM ' WORK Mnnba"sset. L. I., .lune II. Tenr of "U'l'traliilng apep.irs w. haunt (icorgc f'arpcntl.'r and his manager. In lilt. eagerness to be in complete trim when he faces Jack Icmpey nn .Inly '2, the crenel! pugilist hns iipparently leuihed ton condition well in advance nf the dale of combat. 'Hint this situation realized in Ins! advisers may be inferred fiom the' fie- iiiient cliiinges in the announced train ing program nnd the statement that for the net week or so Carpetitier would work, when and how the Impulse moved him to do so. While the ihallengrr did not indulge in sparring mutches wtih his partners on I Thursday, his open exhibition of bag i punching, shadow-boxing mid body (strengthening exercises appeared to pro duce an impression of fatigue out of proportion to the murium of physical energy expended. The session lnstcd thirty-three minutes, nnd Ciirpcnticr did not appear to take the work serlouslv. I Part of tho time his attention wns cen- tered upon the.coiument and movements oi tne spectators. 1 At the finish of Ins exhibition those who followed Carpentier from the ring noted that his paw was sagging loosely , nml he wore n tiled, haggard cxnrcssloti. in marked contrast to the jaunty nir lie snowcii at the beginning of the nfter- noon's workout. I iiiuuiiK iiiose who vvnicneu tin; worn 'outvvus linjd Comitock. former' trainer I of the I'nivcrsit.v of Southern California I track teams. Asked regarding his opin l ion of the exhibition, he said: "In many respects Carpentier is a most 'remarkable athlete, but I should sny right now he is mentally stale. If not physically so. I nm not in a nosi- tiou to judg his boxing nbilitv ns he .11.1 .w.il.l..,- .,,.. ,..! i.V .1... :' i.... .ii.i ,,,..). I,.,. ,,, ,,,,, I .,, ,i,, "i' i , i"1" notliliif, ilnusuul In the ring bill, miikiii'ii as un athletic specimen, he W GEORGES HAUNTED luost intcicstiliK To bcBin with. lie lil.l WllllnmM and Danny Kramer will luis) n really wonderful inusculnr (level- "ppeur In different bouts of the Hter-Prico oplnent from his tues tn his knees iiniP1'0'' -s ' "" American Ianlon. show at tho i.m.1,1 l, i . I .. . . i.i '"' '.Cohiin Hall, llroa.l and Oxford streets, should lie ubic p. move around the rink ,iun. a., wmiums will box Kid Wagner like a shadow. I roui knees to hips his and Kramer will take on Mnxle Williamson, development is notbiiiK abnormal from 0tll,!L m,l,chJ? of nn ""-'ntarn program mm nil loll,, vi.,., l,,i. " lr',i Tommy Murrny vs. Jimmy Myson. Joe till lltllletlc standpoint. llelmout vs. Frankle Murray. Al Jroorn vs. - Johnny Itvnn,, nnd Ha Belmont vs Harry ClnflKfl OCIPAkl nnriia I Moore. Wlllun Hrltt and Lew Orlmsnn will i OWIIVI ohAoOlvJ OPENS referee Jakle Friedman will bn the an- Inounser and 'Willis Edwards timekeeper, MalpaSS Cup Races In Schuylkill at, ).ln.e Humor emanates from the bills nf L9f.iletle Tnrl.. '"lati.ivunk with gossip thut Tom Loughrey. L-tiKiycue loany , ln rr,rHmPnt for about ten years, plnni a The lo. nl MviiuiniiiK season will open ''""ehiirk. Heason Toin ni i .""S" H.iu .. f.i.iiww.r, ,, i, Ti. n. . c "he tn.. defeats of his brother t rank at the this afteinonri, when the first of a scric- wallops of Eddie McAndtutvs. nnd tho older tu mccn ueiu iiuiier ine auspices of the Philadelphia Swiioininsj Club will be held in Hie Schu.vlkill at I.afnvcttc Nine events. includiiiB the 100-vaid scliolastic scratch race for the Hari'v T .Alulpass Cup nnd the -lOO-yard sclm lastic relay race for the (Jcorgo Malpuss Cup. are on tho program. Both ot the trophies named arc per petual cups. Studeuts under twentv one years of ace in Bucks, Delaware MontKontery and Philadelphia Counties lire eliRible to compete for the Harr.v T Malpnss Cup, while the (ic(.iK.. Slul -pass Cup competition is open to' ull high and prep schools. Fast Amateur Bouts at Bijou All of the amateur bout puts on si n, Hi ton lust night result...! In ,,",,. mutch. Ilv Murmt defeat. .IF, u Ilr.mn In a Hi.l-pouiid boul. It t,,k .hnm Adams four ruiin.ls to win In ih 1"-. ,.0,i,i clnss from duel; (Iritee Hussell smteiMe Htnppeil Stoop Iiovenney In tbB huloii.I round of a I'jn-pnund rontest and In ih. i,n,. cins- James II. Imoi knoilnd nut Mattv Hul.er In the snood lo. Connors vtun In four rounds fiom Micket llrottn HITCHCOCK OF U. S. War Ambulance Driver. A vidtion Ace, German Prison $ and Polo Internationalist, All Inside of 21 Years f Is Remarkable Record of Dashing American f By G KANTIAN!) KICK , Iinilun, lingland, Juno 11. I K ANY one niau liad lo be. named as the most xpcctnetilnr .figure from both trams in tbc comitiB International polo mutch ut Hurllnghiim the choice would undoubtedly full upon young Tommy Hitchcock, Hie dabbing No. 2 of the American team As u' starter "it might be mentioned that ThotiuiH Hitchcock, Sr., captained the liit American team tlmt faced the llritish in (in international mutch. Tills wiii nt Newport around 18.S7. So Tommy. Jr., drew his polo sturt In u polo family, and when ho wns able, to toddle nround one of Ills first gifts wiin u diminutive polo mallet, which he began swinging luduitrlotijJjV, possibly with u nicking burse' ns his first mount, for nil We know. At nnv uite. hn was swinging u polo mnlMjt ut a very early age. thereby aciiuiring the proper foun dation for a gicat career. A Kllcr In Franco YOUNG HITCIJCOCK developed into (I fine rider anil n star limine nnlrv player as he took on vears nnd vrliHit. but when the flame of wur broke out be enlisted n tin ambulance driver and later in the French nir service well before America entered, lie wns one of the youngest tilers in France, jet his record wns i uusual. After bringing down two or three Oerinnn planes bo -wns finally shot down back of the German lines, nnd nftcr a miraculous escape from death wns cap tured nnd cent to n German prison camp. Hut the young American, though well under twenty nt the tinic. bad no Idea of remaining indefinitely in any melt bunkered spot. lie promptly made ins escape lrom tne prison camp nnd . Walked i-'OO miles to freedom, llviiw nn hy0'" wayside" bs as h coM gnther Small Wonder that Pnnlnln Dovoi-onv Milburn can pin his fiiith to the feurlws courage of such an American. He may be young in years nnd Inexperienced in international polo, but bo has the dash I nnd confidence of u veteran, with ull Scraps About Scrappers "I would like to meet Kid Williams again, nnd real soon, too." said doe Neli-on. Southward bantam, today. "The most unkind cut of 'fill in my Career ns n boxer wns that over my left I eje in the fourth round of my firht meeting with the Kiddo. I didn t wnnt Uir referee to stop the bout, and since then I have had the ambition to meet Williams again, just to prove I can make him fight bis best for eight rounds." Nelson and Williams boxed nt the National Club last full. A deep gush over Nelson's loft uyo in the fourth round cuused the referee to stop hostili ties, clvinir Williams n technical knock out. This really Is the only decisive sctlincK on .M'lson s record, .iney is not taking any time off from the ring during the summer mouths. lie plans to keep busy throughout the warm weather, mi thnt he will be in fine fettle when the rcgulur beason opens iuScp tcmber. Hrrm.in Tnvlor's flrst rtir nf the umnnr rn-anon nt tho National Stadium. Atlantic t'ltv, will bo nut on tonight. Dan Kramer will tnko on .Too O'Donncll ln tho slnr bout of Ion round This will he their third nicntlnir. nnttllnc Mack nnd I'ntnv V'allme nlKo clash In n tcn-iounder. llatttlnic lr ray n. WMIIn Spenc'r In to bo clsht roundii, nnd Kay O'Malloy v. Walter Itonnle, elx rounds, .lack Dempsey will reforoo one of the contests. HatHInc Leonard's session with Joe Nel son nt the Eleventh Street Arena (National A. A.) Monday night will hn their second d.ish 111 the snmo ring Semi-final tn the t.eonnrd-Nelson bout will ho a tilt between llonny IlaBS nnd I.lttle Hear. Prultmi' Wil lie Jlanckert vs. Chnrley Walteis: IMdle To lev iR IMdle Dempsey, and Jack Culkn s. Johnny O'Nell. lolufny l.tnroln nnd his brothor, Ous Fran- ! fhcitl. Loth ore In Atlantic City. They nre I li.ilnlP- Ih-rp uwAtliM- f"r i ".-"l.: i ... li.ilnlP- IhTP l.ig.tllier r"e i """'I" i I bouts John expects to clinch for Quisle. v J V' V '. V1 V' World's Championship I SPECIAL TRAINS to i'1 v v Vi Jersey City and Return July 2, 1921 Dempsey vs(. Carpentier lave Iteadinsr Terminal 0 10 A M. Standard Tlmel, 10.00 A M (Day- lluht Tllliel All Pntlmnn Iri.ln ttltl. Huh t.ar and diner. Also coach il Krtintlu DnHipn .rln AT. M.n...o 7 after contosl. Ileitular New York Hxnress Trains Leave H.a.lnlB Terminal li nil A M on July '.' will stop ut Jackson Ave , Jersey Clt ake Pullman Heservatlrins Now, ,i ! ltallroad Tickets and Pullman Heser vntlons at city Tkket rim inn V t iiestuuc ntreei. ... .. . . .... .' ""' -M.- ''. Philadelphia & Reading Railway DOUBLE-HEADER TODAY POLO 3:30 and I JLJ 5.00 p M Bryn Mawr Polo Club Heliirii. of Internntlnnnl .Mntdi Adults, $1.10; Children, 55 fii J l"",ll""l oc WHAT'S YOUR HEALTH WORTH? Try Phila. Jack O'Brien' System ti1: ;.,.:. i c n "."""''ill Courts J5 Special Summer BoxinK Course Hu'b bullillni; or llrsh rrdiiilna BASEBALL TODAY, P M HIIIlli; I'AHK 3IHT A I Vmr.ii i ' ICrMnrd Hrat. OlmtieU- und HTaiM-i IS HERO POLO team the stnmlnn nnd skill of n much n' campaigner. mmn older A Ho is not only u line ri.in. i . ' wallopers on the field iiiniicrn on tne Held. J ia,r T an li t n poh, ball harder ni 1 .iMLf ' K further tlmn any other m 'V Lr,. Jl en I lbs elthe iner miii team, which Is no lie! it nVn 7idt of tl,c Sis?g among tn Itemarhnblo Kcconl trni'vo in.. ...... y v,.,v, onuimuh so fa r ha,! pinjed line p0 i , . '' trnlning inatcheH. IIC was in, J i tho mighty MuckmnAer "n ' L"8ilntt i ons. Beuing the worst of It, r' v early outplaying the iil,li." bu the other attemnl. Ho i,.. L " "l"r on of .ittlng efTectively fro 'Vr,rkC"W ?L J'.0"? "."I1 ".f l'Uttlns Ptinc , V"B Punch ami lr.s. I lit,), " i..,,ii 1 1 on, iiimeuit nng r. Iltt.i....' wns p nying polo l Southern i'.K throughout god pa to' the & nnd so is now far i u :,.."? Vnt aroiignout n good part of the "? nd o is now far along In hl iSi? ? J lie com ug intcrniitinnni .".u' will naturally l 1.1." fl.!?n! nrti ment. He wns only fo rteeii w'S last matches were nK ?-h'?ft wncn isnginnil carried iiwnv 1 1.. ."' This may seem to be nn lninort.i Up' for n young player to ! "f1 "P0' f'nntnt Mill...." ... .."roP Into, bin team are not worried in the h.JH about his coolness under" incrn I ' fire I He may have his off duv hm . c cue. but it ,.iii v. ':: J"1 nj one In . ".,."."" uu J"" in Off rl.r through the "deep " im or, nScVrnr occasion. He fits well In t. of t despite his -desire to be where aetiS' n piun- i ui in nopuni.Bi...... i field. r s.m.iis wonderful, An nmlmlnnrn .!:... with enemy n In. , ' V' I," Piano shot dnu-n l,l,i.i , ...'. !ca!, nn escaped prisoner and 2 5 nationalist, nil this side o tvVn,y"' is something one rarely vCCS V" ., sun that shtnes upon few novewS ' Copyright, toil. All rlahts renii , liostlle Hnti, '41 t JjJUBhrey I. Kettln Into sha haro to clulleu, : nm,j.. ..',' '-vcy nlto linn . nut- tin! Wanki; JluBhcBn,S W,nB ln "" "" Hnminy Kntrit hns com o'ui uiis . ,s.i to hear from K. (j ,...,r...Lr"!,."n" " I" still Is Willi... heveU,'" v'n" ' "V J" Sullivan. ..i.Mir mnv met either Whiinv nn. SK Km' tJo'mM,y JrurPh' " w MW S ?rte8"Caa.l1?fteJbUoul.4lnIfte,adVnrimS,n U" Parochial School Sports Today from "son" t"000 sntrlcs have htcn rtrrlr ;'.?imnii00 K,"'," representing thlrtr'n ni'i l!c "chol". tor the p.irwhlol ic-iool IfiliM d'V "?orl" ,nls afternoon st Ctffl Held. Ttvonty.nlnth and Clearneld stmti It Is open 10 .mi students of wrorhil 5uct?i"b5 th1" .ch'h",Vd i'"'n'l and iTS!! diocesan yi'nfenCn,!;?lLc Toun" -Men's Arth. pt-Ues Lnlon- which also coninbutei tin Mies Stirling May Face Conqueror ' n-''"V ',u"? ". ru ,lr' fr tho nn u?n ,. mJS?1 !on?! K"lf championship, lo U- ai 'i lv of a meet Inj; Iieive.il Wii .?. stl,rllrB; of Atlanta Die America m a" fhaniplon nnd Mish c.rii uiicii. holder of the Hulls'! woman s tnle. betori ii.Ti nna' ot the tmirnoineni Th- ftetJ In- :,V .ii u.vlrV.lJ "I0 i-nrriisii, eight Ameriai and eight French enirlci I Dundee Floored, but Wins ponton. Jtinn 11 Jiihiim liun.lee wen's t, refereo'H decision .iter K () I hinev In $ ..-i.-ioun.i Lsiiii ncro i 'mine fmilej nun dee In the third, but the hitler rfuinl U nult in the tenth Chnncv hooked his left to Uundeo'a Jaw. lloorlnK him Jimmy Myson Is Victor W llnilnirfnn. 1I..I im. II . I mmv V(r son of I'hlla.lelphln ttas a ttinner our 'I Uenrslo Morrow local N.v.t n ihe stsr bout of six rounds last niaht VVlllus Unit tv ns tne reteree TOIMIOHT Greatest World's Championship Wrestling Show , Ever Hold in Philadelphia 1ST CAVALRY ARMORY :l'.'.l & t.anr.iMrr Ave. Omioslte West I'lilln. Mutlon World's Chnmplon STANISLAUS ZBYSZKO WILLIAM DEMETRAL j' "The Creek Il'innn" To il I'noltivr I'lnhli , llthrr Slur limits,. . BULL MONTANA riinmplon Mlddleivelltlit of Ilslj Jack IH'iniisej'K 'restlnr Trnlnrr , HERMAN GERING Oljmplo Tenni Champion 1 ondon; Knclnnd. iptK HELMAR JOHNSON Chumiilnn of Snellen N. V. Latest Wrestlln Sensation CARL VOGEL Winner of He.vyvtelirht Tniirnol Heeeptly Held Jn,Oihi CHARLIE OLSEN I'lillinlrlphln'N I'uvorlle I.Ubt lleavjttelcht Wrytler MARTIN LUDECKER ... ... l...1. Int.Hrel t iiuniiiiuii oi n.n.ti. '" " .Ihm Instructor, lleo. Ilothner's (ljniuala. ( .etv inri. I.nilles' I'otronniie Invited .. Price... SI. S2. $3 Onlv: Boxes JS.W A.lvunre Ticket Snle ,.,.,., Armory, Teniller A (ibissman. SpH""" Herrmann's Gjinniisliim BOXING BOXING National Stadium Grounds .. ..ITV ATLANTIC t'lTV ATI.A ' ol,T TONIGHT - TONIGHX Danny Kramer v.. Joe K. O'Dotf p.. Wallow. v. Rattling n'"" Battling Murray vi. Willie Spent Walter Kenney v. uay " TI Pnlnf RrPPZC If DIKe " pk V elodroot irk lOMdll I H:.J KaCeS 40-Mile Motor Race Lawrence Carman 'r'.u . I. Ilfornlu Jnnilri. I;. I. .J",.!. Hr ... rJneelnl Sprint Tenni .VV.iioMvOl1 il.y M'AIrilOl'Jt. Jr. A . '""' I lni.i.MJiniiiM-iJfiaj&sl I'rlce.. ,1llr. Tor nl"1 "' TJ""JS ;l TONIGHT u iiiAMi'in.V""a WRESTLING..MATCH .J SonIi-VAVoaqJ IS i "'. iS , . ji. u t.tj'.m rf JU . ,.! t, t wJHA.qi.A "'' -'
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