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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

Mrs. Charlie Lunsford, who has been
visiting relatives in Plains, has re-
turned to Americas.
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The very first dose OF PezGGar Isesr~
auve Cold Breakers gives reflex sn
quickly that you know a days trasuf.
ment will completely break up yaur
cold. Get a 25-cent box at fF0weEsAs
Fharmacy, Pensiar Store sfRws
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

Miss Lucy Clark is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. j. D. Pennington, in Ander-
sonvlile
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

Mr. W. J. Thornton is stTI aoHGnea
by slight illness to his residence S7
College street. to the resrSe ag Hzsa
Numerous friends.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

If your watch don't keep correct
time see S. A. Daniels, the Jeweler.
adVt.
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Miss Annie Daniel, of Friendship, iss
visiting her sisters, Mrs Il. NJ F.varuEr
and Mrs James n Walker, Mt ahHsszr
homes here.
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l will save you money ON your Xmas
JeweIry. Bell, the Jeweler. adVt
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Miss Rosa McLendon has returned
from visit to friends in Plains.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

Mrs. T. J. StovaIl, of College Park.
is spending few days i'm &usricHg,
formerly her home, the gBssst 4rT nzr
sister, Mrs. w. J.. ThnruaaH. NEEs.
Stovall arrived this morning.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

Why sneeze and szeezeG RemaEr~
Laxative Cold Breakers break up ySuxs
cold in "a hours. Twenty tive CENTS Is
box at HOweIl's Pharmacy, @ansIasr
Drug Store. smFsssa
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

Mrs. Paul Sanford is c1zafng &nzsGxz.-
row from Macon upon a wish 10 her
sisters, the Misses HamlItoa.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

Mr. Robert S. Pryor came up from
his plantation home yesterday to look
after matters of business here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

Mr. M. A. Calhoun and EIung xoa,
M. A Calhoun, Jr., OF CoIEznsrzs, zRa
visitors here today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

KRESS' Opening Lace Sale, Season
1915, Monday, a. m. adVt-14-3t
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Visit the Widener Comfort Shop, the
New York Shop of the South, for
Shampooing Singing, Hair Dressing,
ManicurinG, Electrolysis removing
of superfuous hairs) Electrolytic Fac
ial and Scalp Treatment. Also scien-
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Melancholia.
All work guaranteed or money re-
funded.
Complete line of Pure Cosmetics for
sale.
MRS. WINIFRED EIDENER
Facial and Scalp Specialist,
Americus, Ga.
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If you will return my desk key and
coin stick pin, by mail, nothing will
be done or said about the other things
you have secured in the past.
advt-12-2t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

Mrs. Susie Stallings is visiting her
mother, Mrs. ]. P. Beatty, in Preston.
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Mrs. w. l.. English has returned
from a visit to friends in Ellaville.
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H. E. McCollum came up Tnzs 1uensa-
ing from Albanv to Iook aTksT rzzeEhsrss
of business here.
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Look at our window-See just what
goes into Penslar White Pine and
Spruce Balsam-then you will under
stand why it is such a good cough rem
edy Get it at Howell's Pharmacy,
Penslar Drug Store. advt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

Mrs. Edmund Oliver and Efsgfs
daughter, OF Plains, are g1Hgass aE
friends in the city today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

b. M. Flynt of GriGin. Ca, Ns In
business visitor in AmGFEzzcs AEEszE,
among others here
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

j. H. BrysOn came over This nngrxa--
ing from RichIand to hook AFTER u1zis-
ters of Importance here
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

Mrs. Hollis Hurley to the rtsgrgzf or
her many friends, continues quite tn
at the Americas hospital, her eonEiielun
eVidencing but slight irnprggvanaezaf.
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hEAG bbtxn8.
H. E. McCoIlum came led THIS rrysgEvz--
ing from Albanv to Iook after rza4herr
of business here.
q. M. FIynt of GriGfn. Ca, as In
business visitor in AmgFE1xcz txlEzE,
among others here
Mrs. Edmund Oliver and gfSne
daughter, OF Plains, are gussss 9fr
friends in the city today.
j. H. BrysOn came over Ghis rnUrrs--
ing from RichIand to look AFTER xaz&-
ters of Importance here
Mrs. Hollis Hurley to the rezrvsf or
her many friends, continues quite In
at the Americas hospital, her condition
evidencing but slight inprrygvaussuaf.
Captain " W. Dews and Mrs. Tsgxs
will go tomorrow To BiakeIy mpun s.
visit to their daughter, Mrs. FSAnsasg,
to remain two weeks three.
W. G. Randolph, of AndaIussa, Ms,
is among the many visitors In .ArusxI-
Gus today.
Master Morgan Eldridtgsa Ferguson
Is handsome addition to the frogrre car
Gle of Mr.. and Mrs James Easrwusua2
on Lee street, where be arrived IzzH
evening.
W. H. Langston was among fine sev-
eral Atlantans called by business tn
Americas today.
Mrs. S. A aDnieIs YVES awKrTEEsE 1l1s
handsome lace centerpieee G4IspUsgTi xE
yesterday by Mrs. J. H Qrrartausz.
winning on ticket NJrx
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w. Fl. Langston was among fine sgv-
eral Atlantans called by business tn
Americas today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-01-14

Mrs. S. A aDnieIs YVES awErTEssE z.ie.
handsome lace centerpIeee 9IIspuseTf UE
yesterday by Mrs. J.. H CurzrtRruzv..
winning on ticket No. l.
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Captain " w Dews and Mrs Dgws
will go tomorrow To BiakeIy upun 8.
visit to their daughter. Mrs. Flaming,
to remain two weeks three.
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) Items for this page should be
) 'phoned the Times Recorder no
! later than eleven o'clock on day
of publication.
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w. G. Randolph, of An1iaIus1a. ATS.
is among the many visitors in Apuexf-
Gus today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23

l. NNNNN~~-N-
All volley shots should be made with
the idea of winning the point, not merely
returning the ball, because mere short
return opens both side lines to your OPP
ponent for his passing shot.
There are certain things about making a
volley that must be understood at once.
First, hold the racquet tight and, volley
with stiff wrist. More volleys are missed
because of the racquet slipping in the
hand than for any other reason except
taking the eye off the ball.
The volley is made up of n very differ
ent combination from the strokes. 1t has
very little swing and no top" One rea-
son Molla Bjurstedt cannot volley Is be-
cause her whole game is made up of free
swings with plenty of top. The result
is she cannot vOlley and in comparison
with her last court game, her volley
game is absolutely second rate.
The volley should be made with very
nearly a fiat racquet face, stiff wrist and
very short swing. Let the other mans
shot put the speed in your voley while
you attend entirely to depth and diree-
tion. Do not chop down on your volley
In other words. do not make the angle
between the flight of the ball and the
flight of the racquet nearly a right angle,
try to make 1t nearly a straight line. An
excellent example of this style volley is
Craig Biddle, of Philadelphia.
The only volley to chop successfully Is
the forehand cross court volley from
near the righthand side line. This can
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23
WEST PHILLY BOYS
AWARDED LETTERS
Fres h m an Championship
Eleven Given Honorary "W."
Track Men Receive Letters

Athletic Association officials of the
West Philadelphia High School awarded
honors to the successful athletes this
morning.
Prof. p. G. Lewis OF the Germantown
High School, chairman of the Freshman
Football Committee of the High Schools
OF Philadelphia, was on hand and pre-
sented the banner emblematic of the
championship TO the Speedboys' Freshly
team. This eleven has had a remarkable
record Four straight years they won
the title.
Herbert Hughes. supervisor of athletics
at the West Philadelphia High School,
awarded the letters, "a. W. AS" and
the numerals to the Westend's success
full athletes. Professor Hughes cOmpIi-
mented the boys for their great show of
team spirit.
The prospects for a very successful
Freshly football team and a fine cross
country squad next year are very bright.
With the exception OF Captain Harmer,
of the distance squad, all the men will
return next term.
The awards:
Freshman eleven-Captain Groot, Gavin.
Mcintyre, Davis, Bourne. Kresge, Custer,
Reese, MeCallister, Glasgow, Rohn, Abra-
hams Colvin and Palmer
Varsity cross country team - Mearkle,
Irwin. Wilson. Lilley, Williams, Harper
and Captain HaFmer.
Cross country "a. W. H"-Craig,
Hearn. Drasher, Swassford and Street
Numerals Edmondson Smith and
Leisher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23
WEST PHILA. LEAGUE
STAGES CLOSE RACE
Amateur Basketball Organlza'
ton Makes Shift in Playing
Schedule-Other Notes

The West Philadelphia Amateur D pa.
ketball League, practically the ohly ~.
i've league In West Philadelphia a. s
present time, has changed lts playns ps.s
nights to Tuesday instead OF salulua,' ,
The league is composed OF @ ohes.pIr,' :. q
West Phillies, Marquette, Columbus
Victrix c. c. and Alpha Ciup. l,dsat
Walsh, of the Alpha clbb Is piesiWS Wsr.
of the league; H. A. Dalton, ca,'ssv. o.
quette, is vice president; Harry Ios"a ch.rlss
of West Phillies, treasurer, ana srasarT sae,
II. Mitchell, of Chesmar, Is seeis.a.iuI usiI
All games are played at Charlton i'4 al
56th street and Wyalusing aVehuv tsams
the present time 1t appears as y a. II
are evenly matched and 1t looAs shs e,1s
there Is going TO be some race loi 'D
offered to the winer of the league
First-elass teams in or out OF me s1n9ouli 10
Gus OF booking a good attraction ne,,Ss aFs.
we'll 10 get st. Ignatius SathonGa ser ef thf
Of West Philadelphia. The mahi99s msaii9s IN and
can be addressed at 1925 wallace 70 d n
phone Preston 6516 between 6'So anu
The Randolph Indians would iike e.,s.s tsans
games with any NTH and slAlhf ~ slehs aen.
away and Offering fun expenses az "A street
Address Harry Borish' olo Loni0AtN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 2s.-The boy,
are out of the trenches. Not only that
but the erstwhile warning magnates hays
shaken hands all around and have ron.
home. The baseball war is over.
Magnates, scouts and jop-nuntIng play.
ers and managers today engaged in tha
widest scramble In the history Of Ina
game. Gumshoe agents buttonholed az.
sirable players and offered them termt
while other scouts scurried around for
the cream of the Federal Leagues NAV.
ing timber. The redistribution Of players
was expected to bump a horde OF bali.
players off the payroll, and even nun.
Der of managers were scanning the ''heIp
wanted" columns for employment
Roger Bresnahan leaned toward Toleic
In the American Association, accordng
to gossip Branch Rickey's next Job was
a choice Of several openings, but with the
amalgamation of the st. Louis Feds and
Browns under the ownership of Phil Ball
who will buy the Browns, Fielder Jones
was certain to get the helm.
Two major league clubs, the Cubs Of
Chicago and the st. Louis Browns, VIII
change hands, according to the conclud-
ing announcement of the peace meeting
here. Charles Weegham. the Chicago
sandwich king, will buy the Cubs from
Charles p. Taft and retain Joe Tinker %
manager.
Players who leaped from the maiaH
to the Feds were granted amnesty b
blanket form by the agreement, The
Feds, as a league. assume responsibility
for all contracts made by clubs In thi
OUTLAW" circuit.
Only a brief paragraph in the Official
document dealt with the Ward eonto.
versy in Brooklyn. The Wards spent
s4O0 900 boosting the Federal League. The
statement said the Brooklynites would %
reimbursed. 1t was learned, however, thai
the National and American Leagues a
constituted after the declaration OF ace
will take on the burden Of paying ne
Wards the 100000. Payments will be q
the rate of $4,000 year.
Though the meeting smoothed out ths
major troubles. there remains an In
ternational League howl to be hushea.
Jack Dunn, eXiled from Baltimore win
his International League troupe by ms
Feds invasion, stood up in class ana
roared for his place in Maryland. Ihs
matter will be adjusted later.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23
INDUSTRIAL MEN
TO PLAY SOCCER
JANUARY 5, 1916
First Games of Newly
Formed League Will Bring
Together Lively Elevens
A TEN TEAM CIRCUIT

Industrial Soccer League contests viii
be started January 8, 1916, according tc
present arrangements. The enthusiasts
met recently at Electric Storage Battery
Company, 10th street and Allegheny ave-
nue., and elected officers as follows for the
ensuing year:
President - w. Cadwallader, Electric
Storage Battery Company.
Vice president - S. S. Echle, Lupton
Company.
Secretary w. Goodwin. Cresson- Nor
riS Company.
Treasurer Thomas Scott, Hohlfeld
Company.
The constitution and n set of bylaws
will be adopted at n meeting of the or
ganizers this evening at Electric Storage
Battery Company. Notices have been
sent out by the secretary calling atten-
tion to tonight's session. There are three
berths open for local manufacturing
teams and it is believed the 10-team cir
cult will be completed tonight.
At this time there are seven squads
ready for contest, as follows:
Electric Storage Battery Company.
Cresson- Morris Company.
Western Electric Company.
American Pulley Company.
Hohlfeld Company.
Margerison Company.
Lupton Company
Thomas j. Garrlty, of the Electric
Storage Battery Company, who con-
ceived the idea OF an industrial soccer
league, and who worked hard to bring
1t about, is elated today, In statement
he said; II am delighted that the league
is at last underway. 1t has been hard
work TO arrange the details, but they
We're carried through with dispatch. Next
year the league season will begin at an
early date, and a big schedule for the
year made out. This time it is rather
late, but 1t will give us a chance to cor
rect any faults in organization that
might develop"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23
MANY STARS TO
PLAY FOOTBALL
NEW YEARS DAY
Battle Between Vincome and
McClure's Will Be a
Hard Struggle
INTEREST IN DARBY

When Mcclure and Vincome clash on
New Years day for the independent foot
ball championship of Philadelphia and
Delaware Counties each team will have
in It's lineup many players that won
prominence on college gridlrons.
Besides Norman McKissck, the former
Swarthmore quarterback, who played
this season with Mcclure. the Darby
team will have Dutch" Forst, this sea-
son one of the leading players with Villa
nova College. Manager Mcclure said
today that Forst will take the place Of
Johnnie Hughes, the former Penn ath-
lete, who Will be unable to return from
his homo in Massachusetts, in time for the
game.
Interest in Darby
Interest in the coming game Is SO
rampant in Darby that Manager Mcclure
will TRIP to put on the field the strongest
eleven that ever represented the club.
He is keeping under cover several we'll
known players and will not divulge their
names until n few days before the
game. Vincome, McClures opponent, has
already lined up Mills, of Penn state;
Swartz, of Lafayette, and Scott Smith,
this season a star lineman on Bill Hol-
lenback's Pennsylvania Military Academy
team.
Raised the Money
When arrangements were finally con-
cluded for the game, supporters of the
Mcclure team at once raised nearly 800
to defray expenses, and contributions
are still coming in. Manager Mcclure
said today that practice for his team will
start in the gymnasium of the Mcclure
Club this evening. and again on next
Tuesday and Thursday nights and New
Years morning. After the last workout
the players will partake of a light lunch
and depart for the grounds at 62d and
Walnut streets.
Arrangements are being made by the
Darby fans for an automobile parade on
the afternoon of the game Delaware
County garage owners have offered the
use of enough cars to convey the players
and officials of the club, while the re-
mainder of the cortege will be made up
of private machines. In this parade will
be the Norwood brass band, conducted
by Thomas Ferguson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23
MAJOR LEAGUE
SCOUTS PURSUE
FEDERAL STARS
On Heels Of Baseball pes,.
Comes Scramble for
"outlaw" Players
PACT is DULY sIeNEn
PACT is DULY SIGNED
Leading Features of
Baseball Agreer,su.

The peace agreement betv.., :.
ganized baseball and the Fsd,oO.., "a ~,
League signed in Cincinnati ~. nss =
vides. pro-
That all Federal League nlsv,..
are made eligible to play in rrss.' nrsss
lied baseball. saa'
That the Federal League assu,,..
all contracts of its clubs as a lsora. ls.
and not as individual clubs, ss'
That Charles Weeghman. n,..,
dent of the Chicago Federalsf Nm NH
purchase the Chicago club NJ Ts,, ~.
National League from Charles 'E' >
Taft. =
That Philip Ball, of St. roui,
will purchase the st. Louis club y
the American League. =
That the Ward interests IN ,s.
Brooklyn Federal League club viii Vii
be reimbursed to the extent ~ u
100000, in 20 yearly payments
the National and American ieagpss
assuming this burden.
That all suits now pending in N.
courts will be withdrawn.
The full text of the agreemsnt
will not be made public at this time. n.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23

. NEW YORK. Dec, 23;--7John Gaddl of the
yToi oyer A nI Kaufman of the Trinity Club, the
A. G.. in three rounds The. final bout in the
l20-pound class went TO j. Maloney OF Phila-
OF Boston. being his victim. ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23

circumstances, de.
fenslve shots.
When considering
tennis from the tech
nical standpoint, the
game resolves itself
into one of pure at
tack and defense,
and the volley and
overhead, or the met
game" as 1t is term
ed. is to tennis what
the German 42-centi-
meter guns are to
their attack.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23
Jess to Train in Havana

CHICAGO. Dec 23-"The same old lucky
la,aa Havana camp, said Jess willard today when
nl1. The Fred Fulton match to be staged In New
Manager Jones left for New York last night
to attend TO some eontracts relative to a circus
engagement OF the champion next summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23
Butler Fordham Cantain

NEW YORK. Dec. .23.-James II. Butler. of
WILMINGTON, Del. viii captain the Fordham
University eleven next season. Butler who
PLAYED & fullssaek sfs this season. has been mem
Is senior. and will enter the Fordham Medical
School next fall. Jack Conklin. the veteran
In the running wv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23

TN taking UP the next two strokes,
i namely, the volley and overhead, the
first thing to get clearly in mind is that
these shots are purely offensive, or at
tacking shots, and never, under any
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23
Kohlemainen Married

NEW YORK. Dec 23.-Hannes KohIemaiuen.
the Finnish long distance runner will NOT lei
E mere mSrim9nIy s nIg ntertere With his plans %
here. January s. The famous Finn was mar
T.ed last night to Miss Alma johnson. 20 Of
New YORK. -. :.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23
Cowler Beats Flynn

NEW. YORK. Dec, 23.-Tom Cowler. Jim
se h Rroyfige hit from sysry
Flynn. Flynn managed 10 stay. but his main
his law.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23
PhiIadelphia Midger League

Parkway defeated Cambria by the seore NJ
30 20 and Qlrissnns won from, Viola By is
played last night at the Philadelphia BOYS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23

OLYMPIA A. A. ss91s hsG4s EEdssSdssIJ Z nd lsa
XMAS AFTERNOONI,Tisss ssroan
Johnny AttelI vs.. Mickey .!Dasi
Sell MeCue vs.. Mike Eiss Egs,s
Johnny campl vs. s,ae, =; y; Ham Hahn :.
Kid Seatton rs. baIinass Esek TalAna
RiIIy FifzsImmons vs.. Young SS.5saael
Johnny ErtsI vs.. Il. Q. Res7s Rss'' IS. u
Adm. 2Bc Bal. Res. soc. Areh@
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23

combna
Ebbet failed
blow struck organized ball
managerial changes which cause
disappointed being made the leader of tn
psSed in the National League for years and then knew little
National Leaguors
National League Players Given First Choice
often been said that the Feds got such large number Of N'ona
league or steal the stars from the @ nrSt division w teams IN IN % @ 10 %
systems ss an' of @faSSss dns and scouts after
proved National and doue
responsible the of the penant race in 1914 and again 1915
strengthened worth
American of the youngsters
circuit completely upset the
Locally of not
excite much interest the only men lost to the Athletics through
Houe failed pitch up to form and were gnoondoay
May Go o Louis Browns
will be switched to the St
present arrangements
part in the P pennant @ race The @ usual % a9 @ sSF 5
less than six men are
p De counted upon m % at and Ernie Johnson more promising
looking shortsop than Johnny Iavan
Vaughn Bob Grover Hartley and Chapman The latter
National
cuos Of 1906 will be made This should be the best thing
has SSn 'a @ $ s NICK @ @ cp h obaSy will m be Claimed by wash
ington Man improved pitcher who jumped Detroit Brown young
to S in wrong with President Ban
Ha May Be BLACKLIST
Buffalo also has four players who n might be IN demand One of them
The other players Knapp owned by Cleveland Ehme Pacific
the unwren BLACKLIST despite the claim
the league" Rankin Johnson and Black both % tw' Mcconnell will
traded Cleveland with
sd gts Wilson who jumped New Orleans after having
Sssn purchased by and O'N' the '"N pitcher who " the
Fed the american League there
the the element develop
''
Pitt Believes Evening Ledger Helped let Game
influential athletic officials the University Pitts
rnnsyvanla to schedule next fall at
the western Pennanans could advance
Of at Forbes Field and safe to predict that the game next fall
viii draw close to 10000 spectators
Harry F. Sinclair has with baseball to such an extent
Tulsa franchise Western Association
tine anoh saD on S his hsds money enough take
sinclair
continues on the same lines he due to be the most popular
inE% which is rare trait in the present day.
rapidly
Yale
a trouble
football
hasb
acng lot beneath the electric lights 54th
1t
had intercollegiate championship
available
the
football the University Pennsylvania
EVENING LEDGER MOVIES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23

CAMPAIGN IN JOHNSON'S
CIRCUIT MAY BE AFFECTED
SOMEWHAT BY FEDERALS
Dope on 1916 Race, However, Not Likely to Be
Completely Upset as in National
League

WHEN National
w
of
failure the
the
of
Hermann having selected Charley H The Feds had no
little of