t v. VI V ' 'V,, f ill?' , Y"1' H W A, f V r't T IV to ? f n - II 20 EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-MlLAftfcLPHI A, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1921 FOR LOCAL MS iMany W!-. iiioa lof City's Indopondont MSw;5nffin,ii?.' Havo Six Games Sched uled for Next Five Days TONIGHT'S TWILIGHT TILTS 1 The ruin nnop more put n crimp In trie Independent Viarbnl1 rbium lnt eve nine, but the clubs will ro nt It ngnin tonight and n number of Importnnt contests ore booked. Whnt is worrying the managers in where they are KoltiR to Ret the pitchers to rnrrv them througii the heavy liolidny nehcmilo. Many of the city's bie clubs are pUylnR five and six days hi a row with two con tests on .Tuh 4 Phil HnjjRerty and his Nativity ntn lctex returned this niornlnc from a trip up State and tnke on Chappie John Hn'n Norfolk Stars this rveninc at Bej. Crndc and Ontario streets. This has een the best year for the Stars and they hap been lnniuc consistently irom tne etart or tne cnon. The visitors v, ill In all probability! tart I,ee on the mound with I'earre icady to tnke his place at any time I Manager Ilnggcrty will depend on I "Icfly" Schofield to carry the Nativity colors to victory. ' North Phils at Snluu I The North IMiillics hope to get in a game with the South Vhillj Hebrews at Broad ami Biglcr. Manager Reif snydcr nnd his athletes were unable to play Dobsou last evening and the Sphas . had a game called oft with Lit Hros. Today's Local Games Norfolk HtiirH nt NntlfltT. Itrtrrmle nml Ontario ulrrrlx. .... rcrkklll tlflshtr. TnMity-slsth nml Ulmrton streets, . ,, Unroln Ulnnt nl Oermnnloirn, Chelten nrentie nnd Mainolln street. Mnnmenth, of lllnneretrr, nt Shanahan. rortroeHihtli ami nronn Mreet. ... . Ilrlilcelmrt nt Iilnii (take. Ilroatl street nnd I nm ft &. u e. m n a .l.rl.r.lj ....... r. . . , . nvinnunrKi rinrriMn nxentte. . . . nnn 11 inil lilt- tnllon nt Sixth, fourth nl Tenth, Third nt Insurance Lroaiie Traflfn at Delaware l'.e,lt. r. "Lmniie II rirtntrd nt Callow hill. Slxtj-thlrd nnd Walnut Mrert. Marshall K. Smith nt NorrlMnwn. orth I'hllllee nt rWnith I'lillly Hebrewe. Ilrond nnd Illilrr Mmln. .. , .... riillaclflphlii K.x-lllanl nt Kowlnnd All Mlar., ITnnklord menue nnd trutt street. il OBTAINS HOME FIELD Jewish World to Use W. F. Read Field on Mondays and Thursdays The Jewish World has arranged to play twilight game on Monday and Thursday evenings on the William lr. Read grounds, Fifteenth street and Moynmenslng avenue. Only first-class teams will be played. The line-up tins been strengthened with the acquisition of Sharkey, of Paschall; Qulnn, of Kaywood ; Me Cabc, of St. Francis, nnd with Ilyan, McKee brothers, Naujtr, Larklns, Darrow, Cruise nnd McDonald. The Jewish boys will have a strong combi nation. The opening game will be played with the Itoscwood Pros, on July 4, A. M. All first-class teams should get In touch with Alex A. Sweeney, 11207 South Uuckncll fctroet. 8cottlsh Soccerlsta May Be Delayed Montreal, July 1. The tour of the Urilted Rtuten by the Scnttlth football team Text month may he delayed because American (.Internment regulations cannot he commied wllli In time Detailed description of every member of the party must be forwarded to wasninainn lor me oiuciai etamp 01 a before the party can enter the United of approval itaies Carpentier Has Had No Serious Contest Since Finish of War, Since tho war, Georges Carpentier has fought no battle which really tested his strength. Much of his time hns been occupied In theatrical tours, In cluding a short trip through the United States last year, nt tho end of which ho met Battling Lcvlnsky at Jersey City, N. J. nnd Alleghen.x avenue This hns been n bus week for Ixins and thej have an important game nlso on the schedule to morrow In the industrial League. Mnnager Mallon has not as ct an nounced his pitching selection, al though it is .lake llcevener's turn to work Tomni Voir, will in nil likeli hood pitch for Bridcsburg. The Lincoln Stars remained in this cit overnight, although their game with- the Stetson hatmakeis was tin plated on account of rain The New York champions have an engagement with Dave Bennis' Oermantown nine nt Chelten avenue and Mngnolin street. The Stars are listed as the colored crmmpions of the I'nlted States, but Oermantown will trv to score a vlctor.v with Furey on the hill SH 2y OfoUnderwMrM.V.tX' SA VJrlil y ( MADE FOR THE ( fff &4 (S i I0S9ES I ( 11 7 LBE5TRETAILTHADC j fi ( 1 r W ' I raM-iu..r --g niir, f I J 1 1 J . IMyctrQMarcfteofVli , 7 l fefe T ndStfacfion Ja I n V, ' isi.7 Sam I' I si "15iBB aVBalf n II1 MM m JW on Tuesday. The untowners have David end Steinnder in shape to take the mound and cither will get the nssigu ment. Eddie Gottlieb, of the Sphas, an nounces that Dac Hurol will hold down the hot corner for the first time in this game and the twirling honors will be up to Lew Malone. He is a forniti second baseman of Connie Mack's Ath leticsr but who hns been converted into a pitcher who is making a name for himself on the staff of the Taterson Bilk Sox. The Flci'-her Yarncrs hac the Peeks, kill Club here for n twilight engagement. The lork Staters are liere on a trip. ' i also having a game with Stenton Field r Club on Sunday and Nutnitx Monday They have one of the best semi-pro I clubs in the Empire State, according I to reports, and Eddie Gerncr may be ' ut-ed against tbem. ! Monmouth nt Shanahan Shonnhan was nil set to meet the Cuban Stars last evening, but Jim Bon ner is satisfied that the, game was un played, as it gave his pitchers a much- , needed rest Monmouth, of Gloucester Is this evening's opponent of the West Phlladclphinns The Jerbeymen will i depend on Dcvine to carry off the pitch ing laurels and Shanahan will use Nitchle, the heavy-hitting moundsmnn, who cracked out four doubles In the onlv game he has hurled Eddie Caskev and his Bridcsburg , clan will Journey oer to the home of the Ivins cakemakers nt Broad street Fire Leading Batters in Two Major Leagues NATIONAL I.KAfil'E rinrer nnd lnh O Alt tt. It Itnrnslx. M. Louie fid 2W i 101 rrulee. Ilcistnn .1ft 110 17 44 Mrholnn. IlnMon .IK Hi 1 47 x.niinx e ork M 1SI SCI (17 Mrllenry et IOiils M 231 4A Oil MKntC I.KAOUE I'layer nnd Cluh O I It. II. nellmin Detroit CM !W fts 11? Speaker ( Irrrlnnd fl 32 .X7 DJ (ol.b. Detroit 07 2S! 71 111 iier rt iiu oi -.i it Her tli. Until. New lork C, 713 7t S9 CUT YOUR OWN HAIR & lUJUUUUv.lMmiUl with a PEERLESS HAIR CIHER SOLD AT DIlUO HAKDWAIIE. CIOAK. anu iurAiir.Mt;."M tnuiiu.3. MEN! Come in and the Wonderful r-K!oseit- ap Double Simp K "V" Shane Tod makes It suit every type ot face. Double snaps keep It in position. Cushion visor assures comfort. Costs no more than Infsrior cape. SMILER BROS. 1007 MARKET STREET 154 N. 8TH STREET f If y gR- - After a short rest following dcmobll Iratlon, Carpentier fought Dick Smith, n second-rate heavyweight, in Paris in tho summer of 1010. Carpentier was nn easy victor In eight rounds. A short tlmo later English sportsmen ar ranged to have Carpentier meet Joe Beckett, the British lietivj weight. In whnt was expected to be a classic battle. Carpcntlcf knocked out Beckett in a singlo round. In 1020 "Blink" McCloskey and Grundhnven were easy victims In two rounds each. On October lS In Jersey City, Car bout advertised to bo for the ' light he-.vywelght championship of the world." It was a fiasco. Carpentier had no trouble, however, In knocking out Lcvlnsky in four rounds, but his showing was far from Impressive and Is the basis for the contentions of those who expect Dempscy to defeat the Frenchman. The Lcvlnsky bnttle was Carpcntier's last appearance In the ring before ho mccta Dempscy. . pcutler met Battling Levlnsky In a Northwest "Pros" Have Open Di away cire street 3. Hoover. 20SB .Thono Columbia 6 ft ortn aitul Aleu W. F. Reed Club Cons if;.$! The William V. ned p. ri. .imniii f ijx; ? ii-uinn aim n. iniiiini . - r by the score of t to 0. The WaihliuttX! J llraves wfre orlilnally sehedu ed to cr.fj but did not appear, and rather than i elJlI'lfl present iieea teev ."Ert vq point tne .uuu ;ni present iieecl Fryer e aareiiun. -a SR h: Going Down! All the way down from $12 and $10 to $6.90. Your choice front thirteen o f the very lat est styles. REISZNER fi.90 Genuine Cordovans and Calf skin Oxfords, Regular $10 and $12 Values 1305 Market St. 939 Market St. 20 S. 52nd St. sOpen Evenings including Saturdayaaeaseaaaesaaaaeas Money -Saving News! For a Limited Time We Offer EXTRA TROUSERS With Each Suit Made To Order w $29-50 $3Jpo , '& Iff ii 'I t 5PLENDID woolens and worsteds, most' ly short lengths remain ing from our recent "choice of the house" sale. Everg suiting ivas a wonderful value at the original price without the extra trousers, now they are actually double value. Come in, see for yourself, and let our tailors measure you for a real tailoring bargain. P. B. WHITE & CO. TOM MALONEY, Manager 808 CHESTNUT ST. MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS ZZFormerlyJOt South 8th St.--? J.J OPEN 'i "B.V. D."SlwlaiClo.eJ Creech UnlonSulu Wat U.SJi.) Men'i Ji.solKtiult YcutK'j $1.15 tA lull CORRECTNESS in every particular is the best explanation of what the "B. V. D." Label signifies. The "B.V. D." ideal of service is expressed in the durable fabric, made in our own mills from selected cotton, and in every successive stage of manufacture the result: proper-fitting, comfort-giving, long-wearing Underwear "B.V.D.' Insist upon the "B.V. D." Red Woven Label a lot of comfort is worth a little insistence. Quality Ever Maintained The B.V. D. Company NtwYotk i "B.V p." Ca Cut UndcriMrtJ and Kntt JLenftli Drawer t foe the f armoil n Box of Ten LKMLil-35 iM Just fite1 m J the pocket If K i jZf Xyl yv WMmb wmWk mmSk SI? BROKER actual t'aa 15c Other sixes 10c and up Next time you go on a short trip or a week-end jaunt, just step around to the nearest cigar store and buy the new Girard pocket pack. . Ten fresh Girards, broker size, in a new, hermetically sealed box that slips snugly into your pocket. A most con venient way to make certain your cigars are fresh when you buy them ar.d when you are ready to smoke. GI R ARD America's Foremost Cigar Air, dust, moisture cannot penetrate the waxed paper covering and the tight cardboard box. All the rich, tropic flavor and cool, mellow mildness of Girard is sealed in. The pocket pack is a great conve nience in the city too. It's so handy. You can keep it in your desk drawer or take it along with you when you go out. Get a pocket pack of Girards today. They'll prove their worth. JVevar gets on your nerves KOSHLAND 1 Talk About .. eeMeBeieeaiaaiBejseaaaejaeaBaeHBMBeeaeieieieieiejw , ; Jl ' .'iYW i 'Ml Bargains! ejBBeeeeee.-eBW' .mmmm f-ff Look at these! 40 famous brands of clothes for men nearly 12,000 Suits in all at Half Price and Less! Our entire stock in a forced sale ! We have lost our leases and our stores have been rented over our MtfA .M I ix if i II : ll If 'J' II Xx ifl '. 1 MM '- ll :' II ' '' ll i hit If t.L fl if, '.vf ' (k lf W.W Ml It Vt ''JF 7- 0.95 heads! Read on 2000 Palm Beach, Mohair, Gabardine, Silk and Other Feather- Weight Summer Suits at Tremendous Reductions! 1 14 MB W Spring & Summer Suits l2 Price and Less leCL Id- 9A For All of Our $30 & $35 2 -Pants Suits $Q For All of Our $22.50 Suits The response to this For All of Our For All of Our HO $50 3-Piece Suits 3-Piece Suits ?12- ' II 14-95 For All of Our $30 Suit response to this sale continues to etow greater Parh Hav nR the amazing values it offers are becoming more generally known. And no won der, for it is a sale on a scale seldom seen in this city. We have been forced to take these extreme measures in selling out our stock because we have lost the leases of our stores, and the time left to us to sell out a stock of such great magnitude is very short. No matter what you need in the way of clothing or furnishings, you can get it in this sale for HALF and LESS than HALF our former closely marked prices. Come tomorrow! $4 Odd Pants 1-98 $6 Odd Pants 2-98 Flannel Pants WHITE AND GRAY KM I $12 Pants Pants 598 1 . 7-48 $8 Odd Pants 3.98 $10 Odd Pants 4.98 $1.50-$2 Athletic Union Suits Men's Furnishings at Big Reductions 95c qftP H 35C rciW, $4'50 Tan Pongee A 15 Soft Collars All Stvle ck:.. ...:u ! 50C Collars to Match U 3 for KPSHLAND ib-1 -ia No. 13th St. 24-26 So. 15th St CHESTKR STORE: 3d and Market Streets Open Dally Till 6 p. M. Frtdaut&ll 9 P. M. Saturdau, Till 10 P. M. Mf ft I SjVt; 'V-N -"-situ. ,
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