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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-12
Monday, August A, 1884

Louis Schlecht has become the
proprietor of bruin
Will Davenport has just put large
safe into his jewelry establishment.
Herman Miller is the recipient of a
new Cleveland tile, a present from
DR.. McIndoe.
A trotting association has been
formed in the city, with the following
officers.
President-Jas. Edee.
Secretary Mohr.
Treasurer. Delaney
The Light Guards were drilled in
firing Friday evening at the court
house square. This company, under
the able management of Captain
Womer, has attained a degree of
efficiency second to few, if any, COM
panies in the state. The guards are
now preparing for the interstate con-
test to be held in Milwaukee, the lat
ter part of the present month.
d, l.. Plumer left this city last
Wednesday and accompanied by S. S.
Vaughan of Ashland, will pay a visit
to the lands of the Northern Chief
Iron company. Intelligence was re-
Gently received from the party pros
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-12
in the case on March 14th.

in the case on March 14th.
$500 was appropriated to the Wau-
sau Public Library
The matter of the purchase of
Columbia Park at price placed by
its owners at $4,000, was laid over for
the newly elected council to take ac-
tion.
The oid iron bridge across the falls
was sold to the Wausau Iron Works
for $1,500
The ordinance published in the Pilot
in the last issue with reference to the
sale of school bonds, was adopted.
Reports were read and bills allowed
and the council adjourned until
March 14th.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-12
COMPANY G HAS ARRIVED
SAFELY IN FRANCE

Last Thursday evening a message
came to Mrs. Frank Drake, from her
husband, Lieutenant Frank Drake of
Company @, stating: Landed safe on
the other side" Mrs. Drake was viz
iting in Stevens Point at the tinle the
message arrived here. This surely is
good news to the city of Wausau and
Marathon county, that our boys have
landed safely On French soil. We
are all anxiousIy waiting for letters
from the members, which we hope
to receive soon. Let us hope that
before very long, we will be able to
write of the companys safe return
home.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-12
A Bilious Attack

When you have a bilious attack
your liver fails to perform its func-
tions. You become eoas.ipated. The
food you eat ferments Il your stom-
ach instead of digesting. This infiames
the stomach and causes nauseau, yom-
iting and a terrible headache. Take
Chamberlain Tablets. They will tone
up your liver. clean out your stomach
and you viii soon be as well as ever.
They only cost quarter.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-12

ing front there were eight Y. M. C. A.
dugouts waiting for their exclusive
use. These provided chocolate, sweets
of all kinds, biscuits and knicknacks.
The last things American troops will
get before they go over the top will
be a cup of hot coffee or tea, biscuit
or two, some chocolate for emergency
rations and word of cheer and in
spiration from the Y. M. c. A. secre-
ia rieS
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-12
CAMPAIGN FOR THIRD LIBERTY
LOAN

The third Liberty loan drive is to
commence on the 9th of April, in this
country. For Marathon county. Chas.
S. Gilbert is to be in charge and he
has already commenced to make prep
arations. He has appointed the fol-
lowing committee to take charge:
Chairman-E. C. Dawley.
1st -Vice-Pres.-0 c. Lemke.
End Vice-Pres.-G. W. Phillips.
3rd Vice-Pres.-F. d. Timlin.
Assistants viii be appointed in
every part of the county and arrange
ments perfected. to reach every one
in the county.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-03-12

Furniture repaired and uphol-
stored. Kiefer Furniture Co., Tele-
phone. 1909. adv If.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22
CATHOLIC HIGH NICTORS
OVER ST. JOSEPH'S PREP

Catholic Highs speedy bunch OF trackmen
smothered ST. Joseph's Ptep yesterday under
a score Of Al to ~. heavy downpour
stopped all proceedings in the last event Of
the day. theh Ugh jump
smith. Maey and Byrne starred. Captain
Conneu. Of Catholic High, pulled tendon in
the century dash.
Kehoe and Laughlin showed up best for
the vanquished.
lOO-yard dash--Won by Kehoe, st. Jo-
seph's: second. Maley, r. e, II. 81 third,
smith, r. g n. 3. Time, 10 3-5 sec.
22O-yard dash--;Won by Kehoe, st. J.;
second. Millard, II. c. II. s.; third, Smith,
r. e. II. s Time. 25 sec.
44O-yard dash--Won by Devine, r, c. H.
s. second, Kehoe. st. j.; third, Millard r.
q H. $. Time, 55 sec.
SOo-yard run-Won by Deyine, n. G. II.
S second. FrieI, st. j.; third, Byrne, r. Z.
II. s. Time. gag.
one-miIe run-won by Byrne r. G. II. s. /:
second. Loughlin, St j.; third. Schuler. st.
j. Time, 5:27.
FIELD EVENTS
Broad jump-Won by Smith. n. {. H. g.:
second Maley. n. C.. II. s.. third McShane
81. j. Distance, 70 II. in.
shot-put--W Won by Benodin. H. G. H. a,
second. Loughlin. ST. J. third Neary, r. c
IL. s. Distance, 34B II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

Union, held at st. Louis. ard eighth in
the senior events. This year, however.
Samuel J. Dallas expects the local club
to win both the junior and senior \. \.
L. titles
To accomplish this. Secretary Dallas
has gathered together an exceptionally
strong bunch of athletes, including many
collegiate stars. Bill GanXenmueller,
captain of Penn State and fast sprint
er; Captain-elect ErawI a fine 44O-yard
man; DemninG, Il middle distance run
ner; Way. star broad jumper; Jeffries
and Parent. high jumpers: PITTS and
Dewess. distance men, all of Penn
State; Bechtel, of Lafayette, who last
Saturday won the Middle Atlantic States
conference 100 in 10 1-5 seconds and
also won the 22O-yard dash, and Kiln
spehn. Of Lafayette. who won the half
in 200 As seconds. and the mile in
i:27 3-5. All will represent the de-
partment store club.
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ST. COLUMBIA TO HAVE
FAST BASEBALL TEAM
American Cage Champions
Will Be Led by Jimmy
Coffee

After successful season in basket
nail. the st columbia club has organ
'zed baseball team Jimmy Coffev.
"h" managed the championship cage
team. has been selected to manage the
team and at present is busy arranging
schedule, The team will open its
new country club with an outing on
June !. when it will play the first
home gam" with a team that is to be
selected in a short while
The team will be known as a strictly
irst-Class semiprofessional nine and will
play Saturday and Sunday ball both at
nome and away. The club is open to
hear from any teams of that class in
pennsylvania and New Jersey. and
would like TO hear from such teams as
DlSSton, Potter, RoXborough. Hess
Bright. LuptOn and Fern Rock. All
communications should De addressed TO
j: l.. toney. manager, 223S West Har-
old street. or call Dickinson 50, between
10 Il. m and i:30 p. IN.
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CLINEDENS EASILY WIN
FROM FRANKFORD HIGH

Germantown High School made 1t
two straight victories Yesterday by
smothering Frankford under a Neritable
avalanche of hits and runs. The final
score Of the contest. which was played
at Waterview was 10 to ,.
B.rkbv. Of Germantown, featured WIN
several nice stops afielu and four hits at
bat. Only one member Of the German
town team failed to hit safely, the ma
iority mailing the pill for two. safcties
MCCool's fielding also proved above par
C;ihson. vino twirled for Clivedens. was
content to loaf along. and was in conse-
uuencc touched for eleven hits He kept
them well apart however. and when
ever danger threatened tghten"d up
C;ermantown played well behind Gibson
and not a single error was Chalked
against it.
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NORTHEAST NONLETTER
DEFEATS TRADES SCHOOL

The, Northeast nonletter men easily de-
teated the Philadelphia Trades School in a
dual meet held on Northeasts track yester-
day by the score of A. to 10.
Trades won two first places. they being
In the 220-yard dash and mile run. Riecks
and Moock were the high scorers for North
east with 10 and points. respectively
Kinkler. with points to his credit, was
the best performer for the losers. sum
marles:
1OO,yurd dash--Won by Moock. Northeast
second. Dietz. Northeast; third, jenkins,
Tro'"s. Time, lis
220;yard dash-Won oy Kinkier, Trades
second, Lederer. Northeast; third. Moock
Northeast. Time. "a 4-5s.
I4O-yard dash-Won by Riecks. Northea st
second. Kinkler, Truades; third, Lederer,
Northeast Time. rs 4-5s
SS0-yard run-Won by Riecks. Northeast
second DietTick Trades; third. Claeser.
Mile run--Won by Mickey Trades; second,
Lackey, Northeast third. Kitchen. North,
High jump-Won by Parent, Northeast
second, Young. Northeast; third. jenkins.
Trades. Height, IT. 10 in;
Running broad jump Won by Young
Northeast; second, Moock Northeast; thIrd'
Fischer, Trades. Distance, IS It. o in.
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Bert Niehof Will Be Valuable Substitute

the Larry Doyle
will lack The .
Doyle
depend in he pinches
a Hendric in st
Collins Barry
in
as no
10
updoubtedy him a thanB
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Bingles and But1gles

You may be old, Jack CoomJS and on pour
IrdU
To isolation from the meta Of play.
But you are StW quite good enough TO Sldy
And Oire the best Of them q battle any
day.
BIankng the Cubs to o with siN hits.
Jack CoCmbs won u signal victory over Jim
Vaughn. the wizard southpaw
Joe RODRIGUEZ enabled the Giants 10 heat
Leon Ames. Joe tripled and drove in run
then scored the safety tally himself.
Joe Jackson is going to ten his troubles to
the nIurtnCS.
MiIIpr's triple and Chanman's sacrifice fly
took the measure Of the Red SON for Cleye-
land.
The Reds came out SCi'CH in III" SCCoHd
inair0 aud Art Neh lCaS a beaten pitcher.
Rain kept six teams idle. but the fans
will get baTgain-dsy ball later on.
shaw walked a runner with the bases full
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Perkins Developing Into Clerer Receirer

(NY PERKINS, of the handps
~ a had
ability sold Chester Thomas
be by
accurately second and
Furthermore Cy brimful
Aiwys trying keep his
front
h owe batsm
young pitcher breaking the ranks
he
the Athletics Schanr
learned catching
of
master that
ar
Unfortunately Perkins romw
If could have
best in
couple of O be
team
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22
DOWNPOUR OF SKY JUICE
HALTS AS AND DEPRIVES
TIGERS OF STRAW LIDS
Comics Mackerels Were About to Establish Winning
Streak When Leak Occurs-How Cy
Williams Signed the Papers
Bv ROBERT W. MAXWELL

A y tNTGMEIY and unsolicited down
"A pouring Of sky juice marred what
was to have been a gala occasion at
Shibe Park YESTERDAY our As were
about to establish a winning streak OF
two straight games and the tinware was
MANIPULATING Tigers when the heavens
cracked in moist and vulnerable spo;
and the stuff was off. Umpire Brick
owens said SO and his word was law
II pretty tough to get soaked on the
field of battle. especially when you are
two runs to the good and have an or-
portunty to score another Connie
wanted to win that ball game and in
serted Nean Gregg and his trusty south
paw for that very purpose. Nean wa
going good before that flood, holding
was handed TO Ty cobb on a spurious
decision by his jumps. In the meantime
the Mackerels had Clouted kallio fo-
seven safeties, scored two runs. had
man on second with one out, in tho
fourth and the '1o-he-continued-!n-o
next" sign was hung up.
Straw Hats Are Lost
The Detroit players were not at all
pleased over the po&tponement, for they
too, had designs on the conflict and
planned to fight to the last ditch to
gain victory. But they had good
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Griffith Has Proved to Be Real Patriot

nee of his work the bat
would of
games we're
will be
at
baseball
afhe what they need
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22
PENN LOSES TWO
MORE ATHLETES
Irwin and Smith. Track
Men. Enlist-Custaf.
son in Poor Shape
HEEL IS REINFECTED

Lawson ROBERTSON continues 10 lose
athletes at rcnn. Two more trackmen
.-, IT, ,,i.,, -.,,,,ar,,,,,. an, -,
'"''''u wv ''''' "'''
ether is in such poor shape that II" VIII
he h,ndIcapped greatly in the intcrcol
,, ,,,,i,,,a,,,,, ,,.,,;.,, ,,.;u 10
'es'"'' ""'' "''
held on Franklin t1eid May ii and
.lure
,, ,,.. ,- ,.,,,.
""'' '"'"' wv 20" WI CIV
relay team, III 'he r''' car 'hilai ana
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Lewis to Meet Brjtton

New York. May 2".--red Lewis wrlter-
wwetsht CHAMPION Of tn" world; and Jack
Rrittnn. his clever rival. will do their bt
for the Red Cross hv appearing acainst
each other at Madison Square Garden Friday
night in one of series Of HlI-Star bouts
Lewis cancelled several bouts to come here
for the benefit Of boxing carnival
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22
Nillanova Victor

Nillan0va, Pa, May 22.-Villanova de-
feated Mount ST. Joseph's College yesterday
by the score of to l. The game was
game up considerably
Delohery pitching for ViIIanova. was in
occas stoned by the wet ball he held his
opponents at his mercy. The batting of
Mcclellan and Murray featured.
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Another Er-Wdior Lacquer Resurrcctcd

MILLER HuGGlNS has been lookout
i
dependatl
their
is to a
If Bedent has
of 1912 he surely will
Bedient
draft board This with the loss of Bob Shawe Huggn
the
the Nank n
instead of " In the worlds that
the
NTH contest
which Maty the
last of of
During pitched
S49
Includes
Toled
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Yerkes Signed BY Cardinals

81. Louis, May @2.-Bruno Bethel. utility
player with the st. Louis Nationals. has
been released to the Irdianap polls club of
the American Association. He goes to the
minors in part payment for Steve Yerkes,
second bs sseman, who has signed con-
tract. although he has not played this
season. Yerkes Is expected to report
June l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22
Haverford Downs Chestnut Hill

Hayertord, Pa, MAY 29.-The Haver-
ford School baseball nine easily defeated
the Chestnut Hill nine yesterday by the
score of TO 8. Sellers and Humphries
played good game for Hayerford, the for
boys had nve aits to their credit but
they could not hit Al the oppcrtuLe time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

Boston. May - Pete Iartle,. Of New
York. and Terry nrooks. Of Boston went
Newark. y. J.. defeated Billy Myers. Of New
York. in eight rounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22
Hayerford Tennis Men Win

School team won the last Interscholastic
League tennis team match yesterday by
defeating CEmden High School. hve matches
to none. THIS puts the grammar school
IN third place .n the Interseholastlc League.
This Is Hayerford's FIRST year In the league.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22
Patrick's PhilLies Veil Camoufaged

THESE
with
the
all
would
home Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

obnny Dundee AID Eddie Morgan will hf
~" cnntestants in the final bout to a CLASSY
nrorrsm al the Olympia, Monday evening
Tbn seminal will show two middleweights
cf cIass Chuck WiEgins, of indianapolis, ant
X O. Loughlin. Of Allentown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

Ab. AtteII and Young COrbstt, two former
taotherweiEht champions, will meet in the
rin9 for the first time at the big Red Cross
IieId Day at the Polo Grounds, New York,
naxt Monday afternoon. They Will box a
three round exhibition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

Joe Wood once again SCARED to great
heights heavy smuggling outhelder He
faced Dutch Leonard five times got sac
rifce hit. two singles and a double. Not
terrible for an eTstwhle pitcher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

NECK-AND-NECK RACE IN
AMERICAN LEAGUE is
DRAWING GOOD CROWDS
Virtually Every Game Being Closely Contested
in Ban Johnsons Circuit Are More Nearly
Equal in Strength Than in Recent Years


balanced
clubs
equahzed
up would permit the White Yankees Cleveland from
streak
oefro
happen Hushey
ney nave not been
n
enect on the
az now with the clubs changing
lite of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

Tbs Armory A. A., of Jersey city, has
conimIeted its card for it's opening show next
NNunl,n.SSsy night In a feature bout of eight
rnpnds Frankie Callahan, of Brooklyn, Will
nuent Jimmy Duffy, of the West Side
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

frankie Cline has been matched to meet
yornp Tierney in return bout at the
olympia on June 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

Eddis HAYES, the fighting Boy Scout. /
aprinus to returI, TO the game after an ah
sence of over two years. and he Woul'
Ike 10 meet Bobby Burns, of this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

Dode Paskert Is still hammprinE the ball
hard. The renowned Outfelder cracked out
single and a double In the game where base
hits were almost as scarce as GermanOphile
speeches in Congress.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

Lee Md0S6 had n personally conducted field
dny yesterday. He stole q base, accented dUe
chances out Of dUe and raped out four
Singles in fre trips TO the bat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

In addition to the Tendler- Porkoni
engagement. two other high-CIass bouts
will he put on. Willie Jackson is
booked to make the trip West to engage
Matt Brock i'm a ten-rOund semiwind-up.
These boys are well matched. In the
opening bout Joe Lynch and Jack Ckid)
Wolfe will come together.
This will make up the first Open-air
show for Cleveland. Promoter Hinkel
has gone to considerable expense to
stage this show. but right now Cleveland
Is ripe for hiGh-Cass boxing. and
Hnkel does not seem to be taking much
Of a chance. With weather conditions
perfect. League Park should take care
Of large gathering on the holiday
night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22
BANQUET for Weinstein

Jack Weinstein. manager Of Eddie
OKeefe and veteran handler of fighters.
will be rendered "A testimonial banquet at
the Hotel Bingham OH the night of May
'2S. Wherever testimonial dinners were
held, Jack Weinstein always was pres
I.ent He has been great booster of
clean boxing. and has done much for
the sports.
Tickets now are on sale and can be
purchased from Sam Gross at the
Bingham.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

Other members Of the Three-Hit Brigade
Yesterday were Harry Hooper and Wambs-
sgans.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

Willie Meehan, the coast heavyweight. who
has fought in this city many umes' mas peer
divorced from his wife.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

R,ttIinr Reddy. now under the manage
rrsnt Of Dick Curley. would like to meet
Reniy NaIger the French champion, under
the management OF Doc Bagley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

Three OF the fre games played in the major
leagues yesterday IU6re ICOn bU the margin OF
one run. The Cincinnati Boston game. to {,
lCuS the Ohiy one that WaSnt close.
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Tender Guaranteed $4,000

For making an early trip which neros-
states added expense HinIlel agreed to
give Tender an additional $500, bring
ing the guarantee to $4,000. This fight
will be ten rounds and Lew sees no rea.
son why he should not be able TO take
good care of himself over this distance.
Tender has made good against the best
and his recent wins over jackson and
Bloom have done much to keep him in
the spotlight.
Porkoni is anything but set-up. He
has turned back most of the eastern in
Vaders. his most important conquest
being at the expense Of Frankie Gala
han. defeating the New Yorker few
months ago quite decistvelN Tender
also scored an unGuestioned win over
Callahan The Cleveland hoy is clean
fast, hard-hitting boy and one danger
Gus at all times.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

With such great track tutor nY Law
son Robertson to supervise his work in
the next four Years Woodring should
develop into an intercollegiate champion,
and unless he loses some of his f1eetness
should establish new figures in the
sprints. Will. Bobby Crawford. the
Flushing High School champion. and
WOudring aS nucleus Robertson
should have ii winning freshman team
next year.
During the summer months WOOdring
and Allan SWede. the distance runner
extraordinary of the MerCerSburg Acad-
emy, will wear the insignia of the
Meadowhrook club of this city. These
two athletes alone are capable of scoring
from fifteen to twenty points in every
meet. and no doubt will greatly aid the
John Wanamaker store organization win
several team trophies.
Meadowbrook Strong
Last wear the Meadow brook club won
the track and field championships Cf the
Middle Atlantic District Of the 4. \. L..
finished second in the national junior
championships Of the Amateur Athletic
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Scraps about Scrappers

o.oor .nderson. the Danish champion, who
recently arrived in this Goum,THt ms niht pen hn
snaSss signed .oE % q. Bill brennan, the fast chi,
raEo heayywesht In d tTni["unm hn mcx I"ut rht h
ne Mot ril he seen in action in this city, AGAINST
lack Thompson. Of st. Joe: Mo. IN Ihc w'mh- VIM
W rhe i? somifmai win show Joe koo4s the local
lightweight. and Bobby Nor'n' 'l Ne" fo'"'
lack Wc,nstejn. maLaeer Of Eddie 0'Koefo,
ia 'aH sFsin on the path. He firmly states
that Gusse Lewis must be afraid OF KG%IG Wo,id
or Johnny Burns LNWis I0nr a9o manager "ou''
>urie Rather. the New. York middlo-
veiEht has been matched to meet tom,nA
nv n"'ta est at Lawrence, Mass, tomorrow night,
Phi, Bloom will be, seen in action at the
olympia before the club closes tor rS,or me SEA
hard hard fight
Leo Flynn. manager Of Eidt Norfolk. wants
p;,i. 90 'NIskie are not willing to meet his
dusky wsrTC FyT1 Sta'G Of %orfoik tHS he
yas beaten once before by the c"iored man.
Frank Donate. manager Of Fra nike VIII
YamnG Yamn; Terry McGovern in a return bout; and
the Winner to be the recognized Italian hsht-
Weight OF Pennsylvania.
Kenny Mccoy, the Baltimore bantam. mas
- ms tched to meet Eddie Wimler. Of
Wittt shurgh in a tpn-round bout at Balti-
more on the night Of June ].
R,ttIinC Reddy. now under tho manage
rsnt Of Dick Curley. would like to meet
Renrv NaIEer, the French champion, under
the management Of Doc BagleE
willie Meehan the Goa st heavyweight, who
has fought in this city many times has been
divorced from his wife.
rom,,y Gihbons Of St Paul and Gus
~ NJ Milwaukee. have been matched
n hoy fftcen rounds in ST. Paul on May "a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

and two out In the ninth inning at Wash
inGton. and the Browns accepted victory
without whimper.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

Ranpy Mccoy, the Baltimore bantam. has
~ Matched to meet Eddie Wimer, Of
Pittt tsburgh in ten-round bout at Balt-
more on the night Of June !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

Anglia Retrrr. the New York middle
w, has been matched to meet Tommy
" poi;son Of Maiden, Mass. in tw"lre-rnund
contest at Lawrence, Mass tomorro" h'sh''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22

I.cL wcjnstejn. maLaEer Of Eddie q k"Ni",
ia again on the war path. He hrmiE states
- hCmssie Lewis must be afraid of O kc"f":
IN tna' 1ohnny Burns Lewis's manager. would
bayc signed the pair long ago.