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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

As EACH day passes more fans are
"A commenting on the coming six-round
battle between Eddie O'Keefe, Jack
Weinstein's champion. and Gus Lewis,
under the management of Johnny Burns,
which will be held in the open-air arena
of the Cambria A. c., Frankford avenue
and Cambria street. on Friday night
This contest will mark the second
meeting of the pair of contenders for
Johnny Kilbane's featherweight crown.
In their first tilt about three years ago
O'Keefe, then at the height of his career,
stopped Lewis. who was then a very
promising bantam, in the third round of
a scheduled six-round slugfest.
After the fight nothing more was
thought of it until few months ago,
when Johnny Burns. on behalf of Lewis,
decided to put in a claim for the feather
weight championship.
And then the fun began! O'Keefe and
the silent, close-mouthed Jack Vein
stein stepped forward and loudly de-
manded that Lewis should wipe out that
X. o. blot from his record or shut up.
After some very hot debates pro and
con the rival managers got together and
arranged the match. Lewis is training
with several of his sparring partners on
the grounds of the Cambria arena, while
OKeefe does his exercising in the early
morning and at sundown. During the
day he works at Hog Island.
"O'Keefe will show the many fight
critics that they are all wrong when
they claim that Eddie is all in" said
Weinstein, land he will demonstrate
before the spectators that he still pos
sesses a sleep-producing wallop and he
will try 1t at the expense of Lewis.
After the fight O'Keefe will go after
Benny Valgar In the hopes that they
will fight either In this city or In Jersey.
Watch out for my boy. and ! am truly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10

he has been around Huntingdon Valley
in SO. of course, his greatest difficulty
is with the bunker shots. for 1t Is not
an easy matter to get under the ball
and through the heavy sand at Pine
Valley.
He was the auctioneer at Pine VAL
ley last Sunday during the Red Cross
match, and he was huge success.
$4,000 Raised by Sunday Match
The Red Cross match there Sunday
will net that organization between $1,000
and $4,000. Howard w. Perrin, presi-
dent of the club, who Is treasurer of the
fund, has on hand at present s195O.50
III cash and this does not take into ac-
count the sales of the pictures and other
souvenirs of the day. 1t is by far the
best showing made at any of the Red
Cross tournaments and exceeds the total
Of the two Red Cross matches at the
Merton Cricket Club.
Pine Valley on the Fourth of July
only had eighteen players on the course
yet in the Liberty Day tournament
1886 was turned in. More than $500
was collected last year at a similar
tournament.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10
DESIGNATION OF TENER
FORCES JOHNSON TO ACT
TO AVOID BASEBALL WAR
National Commissions Decision in Perry Case May Re-
suit in Fracture of Big League Diplomatic Rela'
tons, Aver Diamond Authorities
By ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Snorts Editor Evening Public LEDGER

League to deClue "hee
or
brawls 1t up to the boss OF "
happiness uhd
ownership OF Scott
John X Tener pueh vi
Battling Ban and e
this time would help conda "
duration especially at TINS
Crowder
order
fracture in the upo-
The break been
shrewd than clustering
wall declared
that JohnsonS
the would give no vi
League party
all the Naoha League
This one OF TWO
American League or ao"
by the cleveland
a to the Johnson
however that the Ola eas"e WI" ~
knuckle down to the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10
Loss of Acosta' Is Severe Rlo,o to the athletics


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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT NINE
HAS SEVERAL OPEN DATES

The Supply Department ball team of
the Philadelphia Navy Yard. with such
stars as Jingling johnson, formerly with
Northeast High and Philly catcher, in
it's lineup, would like to arrange games
with such first-class teams as Wild
wood, Pitman, Stetsop, Strawbridge &
drews & Forbes and Lit Brothers. The
open dates are July 13, July 20 and all
of August.
The Supply Department is the pres
ent champion of the Navy Yard League
and not a game has been lost thus far,
Victories have been scored over Stetson
and Strawbridge & Clothier and other
first class mines. Teams wishing games
ing No. 4, League Island.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10
CLOSED SEASON ON GROUSE
Philadelphia and Delaware Only Ex.
ceptions to State Ban

Harrisburg, July 10. - Every county in
Pennsylvania with the exception Of Phila-
delphia and Delaware. was closed to the
hunting of ruffed grouse for one year by
the State Game Commission yesterday on
petition Of sportsmen of the counties. In
some all requirements in regard to
advertising had not been complied with.
but an extension was granted whereby these
counties can be put on the list with others.
This action is the most sweeping ever taken
by the Game Commission and. while there
were some protests made by mail and wire.
they were withdrawn when 1t was found
that virtually the whole State was to be
closed in order to prevent determination of
the bird.
About twenty counties were closed to the
hunting of quail, wild turkeys or ring-necked
pheasant and deer on petition, some of them
asking extensions of closed periods prev
ously authorized.
Auxiliary game preserves were authorized
In Clarion. Bucks and Luzerne Counties.
The reports showed much activity by game
protectors in arresting fish and game law
vioators. confscation of arms owned by
aliens and enforcement Of the dog law.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10
o Perry Dripen From Mound and As Lose Second Game

s Athletics the second of
five hits and five runs in two innings For
baseo
fn the ffth handP Perry for the day
resides place Jersey
shpyards
killed if he fingered around the key
who thinks lot of Cobb
uniform He becom
left His makeup perfect
he ed Ike himself
first bu II a bear
the ba
backto peculiar stuff
nd
makeJ humlaed
victim
Noticing all of
bnse,h ne surprised
shot over i
neand Jim busted right
Even Ty Cobb stopped
IL he Jennings will
ffon the shipyard him
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10
FREE RACES AT BELMONT
Breeders Meeting Tomorrow Has
Interesting Program

The breeders meeting to be held over
the Belmont track Thursday afternoon
will be free-gate affair, to which the
soldier and sailor boys are especially In
vited There will be four races on the
afternoons card. in addition to the ex-
hibitlon to be tr0tted by Miss Bertha
Dillon (S), 2:03A. The speedy daugh-
ter of Dillon Axworthy showed a mile
in 2:O5Is over Belmont last week, the
fastest trotted this year. and with good
day and track very fast mile is looked
for. The entries to the class races are ::
Free-for-all pace-Sara Ann Patch.
Ruth X, Judge Sale and Cussewago
Boy. -,
2:2o trot--Florence White. The Jolly
Landlord, Edna Owyho and Harvey X.
2:20 pace-Jennie Zombro, Elsie, Da-
yid a. and Northern Queen.
A slow trot will also be added to the
list
The colts to be given new breeders
records include, TO beat 2:30k trotting
Robert Emmet. Let Fly. Electron Dill
lon, Miss Expected and Dorothy Peters.
To beat 2:25 trotting: Eleanor Axwor-
thy. To beat 2:14h trotting: The Di-
vorce. To beat 2:l3 trotting: The Cos
sack To beat 2;25A pacing: Hazel
kuster and Del Cor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10
MAJOR LEAGUERS
SEEK SHIP BERTHS
Saturdays Game With Hog
Island and Chester
Big Affair
CADY AND WATSON SIGN

Many major and former major league
baseball players, in view of the work-or
fight order, are anXiously seeking posi-
tions along the Delaware River in the
various shipyards. This was learned at
a meeting of that league last evening.
If all the players and major leaguers,
too, were hired that have sought berths
another whole league could at least get
fairly good start.
one manager told of six players of a
certain club lately in The city who were
only too anxious to land in the shipyard,
but there really was no place vacant at
the time. Another manager can get nine
major league players and all from one
club IL the work-or-fight rule Is rigidly
enforced.
SATURDAYS Game Attracts
The contest to be played at Upland
on Saturday is The talk of baseball cir
cles at present The league has stringent
rules in regard to eligibility of players,
but they have not been rigidly adhered
to, and when Hog Island faces Chester
at Upland on Saturday a great array
of talent will be on hand. For Hog
Island it must be said that Manager
Johnny Castle will stick to only eligible
men and while Hans" Lobert, former
third baseman of the Phillies, will be
in uniform he will not get into action.
I,obert was also at Bristol on Saturday,
but was not used. The hurting selec-
tion for Hog Island will be Chief Bender
| or Eddie Gerner, most likely the latter
Frank Miller manager of Chester, has
| several crippled men on his list, lnclud-
| ing Pitcher Earl Twining, but he has
hustled around and filled UP the gap.
He has an all-star infield in Williams. 1b ;
! Carruthers, Oh; Joseph, 3b, and DAVID
| son IS. 1t,
! pitch Watson, of the Athletics, ana that
Forrest Cady, formerly of the AS, Will
cover right field. OF course, Cady is a
| catcher but Chester is well taken care
| of in the backstop line with Mark
Merchants Get Busy
Seeing so many other clubs getting
busy in the baseball line has stirred
things up at Bristol, and from now on
the club UP the Delaware promises TO
cut a large swath in the proceedings
When Merchants takes the held on
! Saturday several new faces VIII be
noted The management has secured
Charles Handford. of the International
and Southern Leagues, and 81 jolly, the
latter considered by many to be tne
hest fielding shortstop outside the DIE
Leagues. jolly is we'll known to Phila'
| delphianS Tor hls WoHueiiui WIN 1 "
Delaware County League.
Another ship game on Saturday at
tracing attention, especially of Wi
mington fans, is that between Pusey 8
Jones and Harlan g. Hollingsworth. IN
clubs and fans are keen rivals ana
record-breakng crowd is expected u
turn out. Several bands have been en-
gagged and both plants will cease al ac
| tiyities at noon in order that all EN-
ployes may attend.
Twilight league ball among the littl
leagues may soon be tried out, and a
a meeting of the Northeast Manufactur
ers' League it was decided to give IN
arrangement the once over. In thi
way the managers intend to dispose
postponed games and thus avoid playin'
double-headers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10
GOLFERS PLAY BY
LIGHT OF LANTERNS

Chicago July 10.--Lanterns were
necessary to finish the sunset tourna-
ment of the Exmoor Golf club last
night. The last of the field OF thirty
holed in on the eighteenth at 9:25 D. M
For the latter part of the home round
the players We're escorted by two Ian
tern bearers. who acted as retrievers
sHr the hollis which could not be seen in
flight. while a snuad of three with Ian
terms were ahead of the field to indicate
the course. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10


disputed victory he won from Johnny
Burns's protege."
James Marks, former 13s-pound amateur
champion OF Geneva, now is making his
home in this city. His manager Sol Rerno
witz. Room 305 Burd Building would like
to- match Marks with any lightweight in
this section. '
GeOrgie Mass. the former MetropolItap N
amateur bantam champion and the onIy one
who ever has scored knockout over Joe
Lynch, is now on the firing line with Uncle
Sans fighting forces.
Frank Erne, former champion no lonper
is resident Of Buffalo. He sold nil his
property Ihe other day and now is a resident
of New York. ''ueh'
Martin Duffy Is developing into ons NJ
the best l3h-pound boys in this section and
Will soon be matched against the first
raters. "'s'
Johnny Burns is grooming Battling Nt,r
raw for a championship bout with Jimmv
Wilde. the worlds fyweight title hoider
Murray Is open to meet any iiywelght in
Jack hritton is working out daily for his
at the Atlantic CITY Sporting Club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10

Rochester. July 1O,-A small riot occurred
when Toronto hasemen were running the
path sand the ball was being tossed around
to get them while Umpire Johnson had his
ba ok turned to the diamond brushing off
the plate. Onsow was touched out at third
by ten feet, but the umpire called him safe.
The blcacher crowd surged out on the dia-
mond but Police Captain Sherman and a
squad of police. with the aid of the ball
players drove them back and restored order.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10
Johnson Planned to SeUer Relations is huHlor

from the EVENING fn
He giving que
of action lie du not
have done in the past ne
his cearyan andth loopholes
the have nothing 10 40 VII" ,e
point that paeoas
Ferry over !" e
Bos on
abide by the decoh e
personally dechne 10
the naoha io
which was pio
for sho"uo"
Johnson was ready 10
waited too sd" e
,nd instead or oens the
placed him to prove
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10
Won by Two Targets

Atlantic city, was high gun yesterday in an
lmpromptu match Of 100 f.. targets Gets at the
School. edgins Fred Plum. amateur trap
champion. out OF first place by narrow
ma rgin of two breaks.
Robert Kuhn broke Al out of So Eugene
f. du Pont of Wilmington made AZ breaks
out Of 30 and Paul Esselborn. Of Ports
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10
Connie Mack Viii Continue Fight for His Pitcher

We know that
w spring when he apparently
claimed him because he was
the was put oeioEe the
awarded to the Braves W vote
Connie Mack and the
will be in the July 90
stand and so last night
land will hsh TO hhhsh IL
then Will give up ioN 'e"
tbietcs.
looks hhy here
op-notche VINO
decara-
fon of warb leagues
a enough to get the pue TICKET
any today eight victories and oete
in If waiter Johnson OF
1t Will be remembered
when Sier was 10 e
without why
American thing IN the Ferry case
We maintain
National
decision IN ferry
handed by states
cause an open
tween the these turbulent times "he
Also doesn't look cuooy
make an did the Germans "hh
thew waded through blood in Belgium
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10

confident that he will repeat that un-
disputed victory he won from Johnny
Burns's protege."
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!: SINKING a FOUR-INCH PUTT AFTER BUNCLL


lNSTRucTS Sec9eTAer
Nor TO DiSvURe Ht~ Uul SIS
on EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
6USile LEAVES hoDsesS|
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10

Twilight league ball among the little
leagues may soon be tried out, and at
a meeting of the Northeast Manufactur-
ers' League it was decided to give the
ARRANGEMENT the once over. In TINS
wav the managers intend to dispose OF
postponed games and thus avoid playing
double-headers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-10

- Jack hritton is working out daily for his
at the Atlantic CITY Sporting Club.
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