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Separate Skirts.

Among separate skirts are seen
plated models. fastened down with
tape or elastic. but full around the
ankles. Plated tunic skirts show clus.
ters Of plaits with panels between.
etc. In many cases fullness 10 pro.
duced by the introduction of small
plafts on the undersSirt. which are
pressed down and only show when the
wearer Is In motion. Sometimes two
fabrics are employed. the tunic being
OF serge or gabardine and the under
skirt Of satin or messaline. Some
times the underskirt Is OF a plain
material. or vice versa. Checks or
plaids with plain fabric are also used.
Simple tailored skirts with Jokes
are made up In various fabrics. The
flounced skirt is among the dressy
styles. and skirt with deep cir.
cular fOunce starting ut the knees IL
new idea. The latest OF all Is the
circular skirt, which IL sometimes
trimmed with velvet or satin ribbon.
giving the effect OF n TERED skirt
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lions. ] Ind fainting spells, bonted,
and could bnrdly stand the pnin In my
left side. My husband insisted TINT /
try Lydia Il. Pinkhnm's Vegetable
Compound. md nm 40 thankful did,
for ! nm now n well woman. | sleep
better, do al my Homework and tako
long walks. Incyor fnil u praise Lydia
Il. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound for
my good health. Mrs. J. NJ. REscn.
1900 West broadway, Louisville, Ky.
Since We guarantee That all tcstimo.
malls which VIC publish ere genuine. Is IL
not fair 10 supposo TINT n Lydin Il.
Pinkhhm's Vegetable Compound hns III,
virtue 10 help thcp. women IL will help
any other woman who is suffering In =
like mAnncr7
II you arc III do not drng nlony unit!
an operation IL n-ocssary. but ut once
take Lydia Il. Pinkhsin's Vegetable
Compound.
Write 70 Lydia r.. Pinkbam
Medicine Co., tconf ldent ID Lynn.
Mass. Your letter vii bo opono1.
read and answered by . womac
end held In stsict c0,anionOs.
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Beaver fur grows more aud more
iashiobhble-and who would have
dreamed. n few months ago, Of wear.
ing beaver again? The soft. dainty
pclt IL used for coIlarcttcs and s,ceye
"dgings on frocks OF pussy wIl.o- SILK
ana ON tailored frocks OF WIFI. 10th.
aomstimes brond band Of beaver
borders ripple tunlc. but OF course
ms lavish trimming liz exceedingly OK.
pehs've' The older woman should
hsht rather shy OF beaver. however.
'or It's 'elicnts fswn color In bccom.
ing only to fresh. youthful CON pisx.
Ions
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RAISING THE COLT BY HAND
Youngsters Should Be Fed Cows Milk
Weakened With Water-Mixture
Should Be sweetened.
(By w. D. NEALE.)

By W. D. NEALE.)
An orphan colt can be raised by
hand successfully IL little care 10
taken. 1t should be fed on cows
milk. but the COW should be fresh II
possible.
Do not feed the milk at its normal
strength. but weaken with one-third
water-that is. to two parts milk put
one part warm water.
The mixture should be sweetened .
little with sugar and given when about
the temperature of mares milk
At the end Of two weeks the guam
tity OF water may gradually be re-
duced and the amount of milk in.
creased until the water is left of al.
together. Don't forget to sweeten the
milk at all times.
Whenever possible the milk should
be given Immediately after milking 1t
from the COW. II 1t is de,ired. 4 fresh
egg may be added three times = day.
1t will be q strengthener and will make
the colts hair sleek and glossy.
The quantity Of milk given should
be governed by ones judgment Some
colts require more than others. but be
careful not to overfeed. for the colt
may get the scours. Until the colt 10
month old 1t will be necessary to
feed It three or four times each day.
To teach the colt to drink from
pail 10 not very great task. Put your
finger in his mouth and lower your
hand into the milk. He will get q
taste OF the milk and soon you can slip
your finger from his mouth and he
will proceed without you.
II he proves obstinate. wrap goose
quill with strip Of cloth and use 1t as
q nipple In . bottle or purchase nip.
pie from the drug store.
Good care must be taken Of the
pail from which the colt drinks. 1t
should be scalded each time 1t 10 used.
Never use sour or skim milk. II
you would avoid bowel troubles.
Give clean water between feeds. Let
him run In the yard. and soon he will
be nipping the green grass.
After q while he will be eating dry
bran from your hand II you put little
sugar In 1t.
Soon you will be able to feed him
some grain and then your hardest work
ID over.
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PUGILISM
George Chip wants to fight Al Nc.
Coy again.

George Chip wants to fight Al Nc.
Coy again.
Jess Willard may be taken OH q
tour and meet all corners.
Jem Driscoll one OF the cleverest
English boxers who ever came to these
shores. has given his services to the
English army.
Jimmy Coffroth. the San Francisco
promoter. feels the effect OF the clos
ing down of the boxing game In Cali.
fornia more than anybody else.
Willie Richie. former king OF tho
lightweights. has taken on weight at
an alarming rate lately and 1t IL said
that he will not be able to fight In
the lightweight ranks again.
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prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture)
A recent farmers bulletin mo. 624)
issued by the United States depart
ment of agriculture, entitled Natural
and Artificial Brooding of Chickens"
contains some interesting suggestions
regarding the feeding of young chick
ems. The accompanying figure illus
trates a frame cover with wire netting
to protect feed of young chicks from
the older fowls.
Young chickens should be fed from
three to five times daily, depending
upon ones experience in feeding. I'm.
doubtedly chickens can be grown fast.
err by.feeding five times daily than by
feeding three times daily. but it
should be borne in mind that more
harm can be done to the young chick
ems by overlooking than by under.
feeding, and at no time should they be
fed more than barely to satisfy their
appetites and to keep them exercis.
ing, except at the evening or last meal,
when they should be given all they
will eat. Greater care must be exer-
cised not to overfeed young chicks
that are confined than those that have
free range. as leg weakness is liable to
result in those confined.
Farmers who have no experience In
hog raising but who wish to start a
herd on their farms are urged by the
United States department of agricul-
ture to make haste slowly. 1t will be
real economy. they say, II the begin.
ner can secure the advice and assist
ance Of an experienced breeder.
Whether he succeeds in this or not.
he should start with small herd.
Five sows will be enough for the first
year il these are really good animals.
The chief points to be desired In =
brood SOW are set forth in farmers
bulletin POS Of the United States de-
partment Of agriculture. published I'M
der the title Of Pig Measurement"
The sows selected should be nearly
the same age and uniform in type. The
forehead should be broad between the
eyes, the throat clean and trim. the
neck moderately thin and the shout
ders smooth and deep; the back should
be fairly wide and straight. and ample
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room for the vital organs should be
provided BY . good width aud depth
Of chest, wellsprung ribs and straight,
deep sides-a deep, capacious body
from end to end. Depth Of chest and
sides are specially important in q
brood SOW. Punched chests and waists
must be avoided. Brood sows should.
Of course. show quality. but this should
not become overreflned and delicate
Extremes Of refinement usually lead
to deiicacy OF constitution and often
accompany sterility.
The selection OF the boar Is even
more important than that Of the sows.
II is possible to obtain Eaccess from
the use Of . good boar with inferior
sows, but nothing but disaster can pos
sibly come from the use OF IL Inferior
boar with sows OF high quality. One
method raises tho standard Of tho
herd. the other lowers It. II. ~ IL apt
to be the case. the farmers herd at
the beginning Is not Of SUFFICIENT size
to justify buying . hiShErade boar for
his exclusive use. 1t will be far better
for him TO join with his neighbors In
obtaining one In common. then to at.
tempt to get results from an inferior
animal. One boar can serve nifty or
sixty sows season. so that co-Opera-
ton will be found profitable In u great
majority OF instances.
a boar with strongly developed
masculine characteristics should be 10.
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BASEBALL
Salt Lake City is to be taken into
the Pacific Coast league.

Salt Lake City is to be taken into
the Pacific Coast league.
Honus Wagner admits his legs
have slowed up" but considers him
self useful at the age OF forty-one.
The Philadelphia fan, according to
Mack. has been fed on so much rich
food that he has acquired the govt in
his spending arm.
The Southern league figures show
Harry Mccormick of Chattanooga hit
for .S22 last season. He wasn't a
pinch hitter either.
The Central league may enlarge to
eight teams. taking into the fold
Youngstown. Erie and Wheeling.
Springfield. O., is out.
Says the New York World: Con
ME Mack says he has no intention Of
disposing of Mclnnis, Barry or Baker.
That still leaves him n $4,000 intield."
A Chicago critic of the drama says:
"McHale sings better than he pitches"
Marty stood thirty.eighth among tho
American league pitchers last season.
Charlie Her.og establishes another
record. He is the first manager In
years to get two-year contract to
lead the Reds. even though they fin
tshed last
Earl Hamilton, the Browns left
handler. who hurt his bread-winning
wing In an automobile accident this
fall. reports that the arm seems to
have mended properly.
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POUrIPYNoTfs
.&6 81 2,oao

Roots OF all kinds can be fed cooked
or raw, but they should DO chopped
fine.
Tho legs Of dressed poultry when
shipped to market should be perfectly
clean.
BY large rooster Is meant q plump,
soft chicken. weighing about four OF
five pounds.
Always turn tho heads OF the birds
back under the wings In packing
dressed poultry.
When the mornings arc cold, take
the chill of tho drinking water, but
do not make Il warm.
During the months OF April. May
and June the highest prices are paid
for \ frst.ciass soft rooster.
Old cock birds have . class OF theii
own In market. and do not come un.
der the head Of large roasting fowls"
Each pigeon should nave at Iss0
ono hundred cubic feet space In the
fiyinE pen. writes J. l. vsp Arsdala
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CASE FOR THE coRKscREW
Handy Little Article That May Be
Easily Fashioned Out Of Soft
Wash.leather.

Our sketch shows a useful little ar.
ticle that can be made In spare mo.
ments In the shape OF neat little case
for a silver-plated corkscrew. A case
OF this kind not only keeps the cork.
screw In n nice and bright condition.
but II Ii n useful little article In which
to place corkscrew when It Is put in
the pocket.
II is made In soft wash.leather and
II Is cut out In two pieces OF the
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trick that brings a coat up to the
moment. then they. too. may be Of the
black satin. Such coat worn with a
short. moderately full skirt. leaving a
plated panel at each side and short
enough to show laced shoes OF black
leather and covert cloth. or sand.col
ored cloth uppers. marks a woman as
a bit different from her neighbor. And
that is our ardent wish. or. rather. 1t
should be.
There is no promise OF a return to
the fashion OF wearing q tight. lifting
covert cloth Jacket with q plain dark
blue serge skirt. but II is to be worn
with a plaid skirt In dull tones that
harmonize with the foundation color.
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New Flower for the corset.

An entirely new flower which Ia
used for both corsage bouquets and
decoration is the Ranunculus. This IL
small blossom. red In color. with a
dark center almost black. Its gen.
eral appearance Is somewhat like an
unusually tiny poppy. and It's stem
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TENNIS

Williams beat Mclaughlin for tho
amateur tennis championship. and
yet Mclaughlin is ruled champion
on which basis the Athletics sim arc
worlds champions In baseball
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Unnecessary Effort.

His Wife-This paper says an army
of 100000 men has wrecked n railroad
In Belgium
Railroad Magnate-What n waste OF
energy! A board pr Ave directors
could have done itNiust us thorough.
ly-Life.
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Its last stages, !
tried Oodd's Kid
ney Pills. After
using two boxes I
WAS somewhat re-
lieved and l stop
ped the treatment.
In the spring OF
the next year !
had another at.
tnrk I u.nnt Toe
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Pinkhnm's Vcgcta-
bio Compound they
would enjoy better
health. ] suffered
from q female trou-
bic, and the doctors
decided l had .
humorous growth
md would hive 10
BIO operated upon.
but ! refused NJ | do
not believe In opcrs.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Charlie Taft. son Of the former
president, lis blossomlHg IN basketball
ut Yale
iinnnen Kolchmnincn. the flying
Finn, In making new marks on Amcri
can courses.
Thirty.six rife clubs In n states
have begun competition for the cham
pionshIp Of tho United States.
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HORSE RACING

Before he let down on his horses
for the winter. Geers worked ]. Nal.
colin Forbes mile In 3:12 and he was
pleased with the way the handsome
stallion acted.
Fred Jamison will have 4 likely
PAGER in Trampa -Bit. that worked In
2:l2N on 4 half.miie track this year.
The colt is three and by Trampfast,
his dam being by Prince OF India.
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Be happy. usc Red Cross Bag Blue:
much better than liquid blue. Dclights
the laundrcss. All groccrs. Adv.
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GOLF

Jerry Travcrs has Joined the cotton
exchange IN New York. Here's hop.
Ing the boil wccvil doesn't get into
his clubs.
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India In 1919 sent to the United
States 1G3 students. and China sent
69i.
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Being sorry for yourself doesn't en-
list the sympathy OF your ncighbors
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THE PROFESSORS STATEMENT.

Prof. Aug. +. w. Schmitz, Thomas,
Okla. writes: Il was troubled with
Backache for about twenty-five years
When told had Bright's Disease In
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The Cornell navy schedule an
pounced calls for two varsity races
before the Poughlseepsic regatta next
June. Cornell In to row Yale and
Princeton on Carnegie lake June 10
and on the same date the Cornell and
Princeton freshmen crews are to row.
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George Slosson OF New York has
withdrawn his challenge to Willie
Hoppe TO play for the 1872 balk line
championship.
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Perhaps one Of the most expensive
tailleurs is pictured in this graceful
affair O. green faiIle silk, trimmed
with dyed blue fox, the aristocratic
and most costly fur Of the winter. The
ripple skirt Is bordered with the fur
which also forms the collar.
ing of the coat. More and more does
plaid work its way into the fashions.
not only for entire suits. but for skirts
worn with solid colored jackets, es-
pecially when these are short. The
combination would be ugly If the coat
was long.
The use of plaid for collar and cuffs
on jacket of solid color is often ad.
vocated, but 1t is not to be commend
ed Just now. The suggestion Of put.
ting plaid peltry on dark cloth suits
was brought out by Premet, but 1t was
not followed over here. possibly be.
cause it was difficult to get the dyed
fur. and the fashion was too fieeting
and experimental for the expense In.
volved.
Copyright by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.)
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WOMAN REFUSES
OPERATION
Tells How She Wa So, ed
by Taking Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Louisville, Ky.-"I think II moro suf.
Yering women would take lydia y.
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In order to make II even. Willie
Hoppe In all future matches with In.
man will use clothcsprop instead OF
U cue.
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AQUATIC

The Sheepshead Bay IN " Row.
ing club Is about to start movement
to interest Brooklyn schoolboys in
rowing.
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BILLIARDS

The United States. II is estimated.
has 10000 billiard rooms and 5000
bowling establishments.
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Weeks Break Up-A-C Cold Tablets
A guaranteed remedy or Colds and
La Grippe. Price 25c OF your druggist.
IT'S good. Take nothing eise.--Ady.
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The Soft Coal Question.
rs sho blonde or brunette?"
Il don't know: I met her In PITTS.
burgh. "--Phiiadclph Public Ledger
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The Philadelphia fan, according to
Mack. has been fed on so much rich
food that he has acquired the govt in
his spending arm.
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The Southern league figures show
Harry Mccormick of Chattanooga hit
for .S22 last season. He wasn't q
pinch hitter. either.
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The Central league may enlarge to
eight teams. taking into the fold
Youngstown. Erie and Wheeling.
Springfield, O., is out.
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Honus Wagner admits his legs
have slowed up" but considers him
self useful at the age Of forty-one.
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Says the New York World: "Con-
ME Mack says he has no intention OF
disposing of Mclnnis. Barry or Baker
That still leaves him n SIS 700 intield."
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A Chicago critic of the drama says:
'McHale sings better than he pitches"
Marty stood thirty.eighth among tho
American league pitchers last season
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-09
CHALMERS OR MAYER
WLLPITCH FOR PILLS
IN CINCINNATI TODAY
Moran's Bunch Seem to
Have Recovered Batting
Eye at Expense of Reds.
Alexis Victory First on
Trip.

CINCINNATI, Aug. s.-Either George
Chalmers or Erskine Mayer will pitch for
the Phillies against the Reds this after
noon. Chalmers has apparently recovered
entirely from the lame arm that bothered
him while the Phils were at home.
1t Is not Mayors turn to pitch, as he
worked twice in the Pittsburgh series,
but he wants a chance to redeem himself
for his defeat at the hands Of the Pirates
On Saturday, and It is likely Moran will
give him a chance in case Chalmers Ia
not in form. BY working Mayer after
Alexander, Manager Moran will be able
to come back with Alex for the first
game with the Braves in this city and
follow with Mayer on Saturday,
Alexander's victory over the Reds yes
terday was his first In the West, and 1t
was particularly pleasing to Manager
Moran, as the Phillles hit the ball harder
than they have for a month Gene Dale,
the Reds star hurler, was the victim of
the vicious Phllly assault, and 1t was the
hardest the Montreal lad has been hit
this season.
Manager Moran believes that the Phils
have shaken Off the batting slump for
food and that the aluggers will start
hitting their normal gait until the close
Of the season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-09
ONE-MILE SWIMMING
CHAMPS ATLAFAYETTE
Philadelphia Club Plans Big
Aquatic Carnival for August
21-The Events.

The sohuylkill River at Lafayette ls
thronged with swimmers during the week
ends, who are praetielng for the coming
championships scheduled for August 2l
at the Philadelphia Swimming Club.
Since June the boys have been duokin',
dIvin and chasin' through the waters In
preparation for the champs" The events
are 100 yards for Saekett Cup, 40 yards
for Asher Cup, lOO-yard race for hoys'
lOO-yard novice event, 22o-yard handicap,
one-mile Middle Atlantic championship
and fancy diving contest
The sackett Cup event viii bring out a
coterIe of sprintsrB. for to win one must
20 the course in better than lio5h. Shy
rock, the former University OF Pennsyl-
Vani man, won the event at q previous
meet and is looked upon this year as one
of the faVorltes, Gilbert Tomlinson. an
other local crack. also win start in the
race, and he, like the University star, -
also regarded as a likely winner
Daniels, who set the world aire several
years ago with his brilliant aquatic per.
foTmAneeA, has won the event several
times. A number Of New Workers are
also expected TO compete, alens VIVA rep
resentatIves from Atlantic City.
The Asher Cup l40-yard contest Is To-
cal event. and the best youngsters OF
Philly plan to vie for the honors.
Distance swimmers who like 70 paddle
through the briny channel OF the sehuyl-
KIN are on edge for the one-mile cham
pionship swim. Along With a victory 90
Inc man crossing the tiag first goes the
the crown OF the Middle Atlantic states
Famlinson ia a contender IN the Faes, on
univ 81 he won a half-mlle eantsst from
scratch in IL minutes and So seconds over
a la0-yard course at Lafayette
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-09
KAUFMAN MEETS NASH
AT BROADWAY TONIGHT
Allegheny open-air Bouts Are
Scheduled - Snappy Scraps
About Scraps and Scrappers.

Because Of the postponsment of the AL
legheny Clubs show until tonight, two
performances, pugillsticaly, are sched-
uled. At the Broadway Benny Kaufman
and Al Nash will meet In the Windup,
Young Jack OBrien and Willie Herman
win clash at the Kensington open-air
arena,
The programs follow:
BROADWAY CLUB.
First bout--TeEry Ketchel, Southwark, Va,
See Second nd bcug@psTby NcsspsE, Smoky Hollpw,
Vi a1d fhs5S sosIssR os: RSs@Snd S%Gn aoGSi
semiyYhda p-Rits Walters, Atlantic City vs.,
= %IpdSp@Benpy Kaufman. Southwark. VS.
Al Nash, Southwark,
ALLEGHENY CLUB,
First bout-Jaek Mcdonald. Rose Hill Social,
VI Second fS 1SS Soat4Jdhnny Gorman. KsnsipEtOn,
Third bout-chariey Rear, 18th Ward, vs..
ssmiwlnG1p- jimmy ,s Burke. KsnslRstOn. Va,
%%RIs eeSsr KffRsinStfB fRsR 5 Brsn West Phd
phls, We. Willie Herman. Southwark.
Kid Broad. who showed impressive
form against See-Saw Kelly, viii meet
Kid Patillo in the semi TO the Tyrone Cos
tello-Jack Farrell battle at the Douglas
4. @. tomorrow night. Broad has been
promised wind-up II he makes good in
this contest,
Big Mackey Cleveland featheFweight,
has been winning consistently In the
West. His last victory was over Frankie
Sanders In 10 rounds at Elmwood Palace,
o. Maekey plans to visit Phiiadeiphia
this fall.
Although Kid Williams was offered 3
5000 purse with an additional $500 for ex-
penses for a 20-round bout with Frankie
Burns In New oFleans, Sammy Harris re-
fused 20 sign for the match.
Al Kubiak. Michigan Giant, Is In New
York after melees and money
seotty Montelth declares Jack BTltton
Is afraid Of Johnny Dundee.
RumoFed Wipd-ups at opening OF olym-
pia Club:
asolss 5'aSss ebip vs.. 70 sailor sGrSnde.
Sailor granda va Frank L0ughTey.
Frank Longhrey vs. joe boTreu
Eddie OKee1a vA. Louisiana
Dutch Brandt Va Lew Tender.
Lew FendieF ", Billy Hsvans.
Willie Ritehie plans 10 spend three
weeks In camp on 40-aeFe tract Of forest
reserve Hand IN California. He viii be
ready for ring action IN October,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-09
HALIFAX CRICKET
TROPHY STAYS HERE
Germantown Club Wins Over
New Yorkers Only After
Long, Hard Struggle.

The Halifax Cup remains in Philadel-
phla, although Germantown disposed Of
New York only after close stFugEie. IL
which there seemed chance Of the lat
ter drawing even and causing another
game to be played before final decision.
AS 1t was. darkness and a raw mist eH-
veloped the grounds, causing draw, anos
as under these circumstances each sida
obtains half point, the latter was sufr
fieient to enable Germantown to be ua-
clared winner OF the cup. II Is the hrat
time In nearly 10 years that any club
outside this city has entered the com-
petition, and New York, which selected
Its chosen Representatives from tho whole
OF the clubs and leagues IN Gotham. was
only beaten IN second place after Ions,
hard contest.
Germantown has played IN winning
form throughout and has headed the
merit table from the beginning. Il has g
good class all-round eleven, probably thu
IN the competition, and de-
served TO succeed.
The Philadelphia Cup also goes TO Man
helm,
In the Interstate League, 2 thTee-oor-
nered struggle amnng Robin Hood, Ed
ward VII and Centennial is progressing.
although the latter seriously impaired itH
chances by losing 10 Robin Hood. Il
looks as II the two former clubs win iiaht
lt out to the hnish.