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Evening journal., 1919-02-13
EVERGREEN CLASS ELECTS.

The business and social hour Of IN,
Evergreen Sunday School class OF Sil.
yer Brook Sunday School was held al
he home OF Mrs. Sarah Nickerson, No
'iS Woodlawn avenue, Monday evening
The first part Of the evening was de-
voted to business with a number OF
good suggestions for the betterInent OF
the class and for raising money for
the building fund.
officers were elected as follows ::
President, Mrs. Herman Nickerson; vice
president Miss Margaret Rodman; sec
retary, Mrs. Earl Davis; treasurer. Miss
Irene Bryson, and Mrs. E. w. Jones,
teacher OF the class.
Those present were: Mrs. Nickerson,
Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Bsyard Harris,
Mrs. Earl Davis, Mrs. Testing, Mrs.
Lawrence Duncan, Mrs. Mary Williams,
Mrs. John Applebee, Miss Irene Bry-
son, Miss Ethel Hartman, Miss Edna
Taylor, Miss Helen Henderer. Miss
Frances Seabold, Miss Mabel Morgan,
Miss Mary Davis, Miss Florence Davis.
Miss Mabel Davis. Miss Margaret Rod
man, Miss Margaret Foracher, Mrs. e.
w. Jones. Mrs. Raymond Lilly, Mrs.
Joseph Barber, and John Jester, Law
Tshce Duncan, John Eglinton, Miliard |
ioulson, Herman Nlckerson.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

Many Wilmingtonians viii attend
the costume ball to be held at the
Academy OF Music. Philadelphia. To-
night. The ball is being given in con-
nectlon with the campaign for s2,0O0,Ool
to erect the Temple OF Victory on the
Parkway.
r. II. Ricketts,, Of Flint Hill, Va. who
has been spending several weeks visit
ing his daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. II. d. Radcliffe. at their home,
No. 300 w. Fourteenth street, returned
to Virginia today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Christy Conner are
spending two weeks in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pordham, OF Mar
shallton, have recently had the follow
ing guests from this city: Mrs. George
Shinn, Mr.. and Mrs. David Pordham, Mr..
and Mrs. George Boughman, Mrs. High
and daughter, Esther, Miss Green, Miss
Esther Boughman and George Bough-
man; and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Ball and
DorothyBall, OF Newport.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13

B. Megear, T. B. Ely, s. II Wilson Jr.
Henry Wilson, C. C. Nahoney. L L. Ma.
loney, John NJ. Mendinhall. George II
Spackman, Josiah Marvel, Judge Victor
B. Woolley, Judge Hugh NJ. Morris
John 5. Rossell, 6. d. Townsend, Will
liam F. Metten, Frederick K. Reybold
William B. stiles, Charles Warner
Charles F. WOllaston, Joseph Stuart
James p. Winchester. l.. w. Broslus
Elwood Souder, Donald C. Ashbrook
Clifford Isza-d, Robert P. Robinson. A.
V. Hughes, w. s. Morton, w. J. Rear
don, c. d. Garretson, F. 0. Taylor. Leon
Walker, H. S Schutt, L B Rogers. L A.
Fisher, w. J. Frame, Judge Daniel o.
Hastings, J. B. Warner, George F. Co =
nell, J. A. Mckay, Willard A. Speakman.
G n. Ryan, A. T. ThrOop C. E Yost,
William A Heindle, w. A Dannenhauer
John F Neary, William A. Mode. l. w.
Eby, City Solicitor Thomas F. Bayard.
Richard Reese, Edward r. Pusey. VIII
liam ID. Mullen, Nathan Miller Frank
Soper r. G. Buckingham, Mr.. Thomas.
William II. Heald. Peter T.. Wright.
Lester B. Waterman, Jacob F. Snyder.
William Murgatroyd, Thomas w. Jakes.
the Rev. Charles L. Candee. Ezekiel
Cooper, Harry T. Graham, Charles C.
Kurtz, C. A. Rudolph, James N. Ginns.
5. E. Hamilton, R. p. Warrington, w. J..
Robinson, E. w. Lintner, Millard F.
Davis, Thomas Baker Young, T. 6.
Doherty, Timothy J. Mooney, Postmas
ter James J. English, John A. TAFT and
Francis A. Price.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
MRS. CARL n. LIND is
ILL WITH INFLUENZA

Mrs. Carl r. Lind. OF Gloucester. N.
j.. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. II. Warner
McNeal, OF Newark, has been critically
III at the home Of her parents With
Spanish influenza. she had gone there
from a Philadelphia hospital with her
twO-weeks-old baby. when taken III.
Mrs. Linds husband Is OF Swedish
ancestry and a member Of the family
which produced Jenny Lind, the
swedish Nightingale" who was
brought 10 this country many years
ago by p. 7. Barnum, and who made
her FIRST appearance here IN Castle
Garden, or what Is now the great
Aquarium, in Battery Park, New York.
Bsrnum cleared substantially half a
million dollars on Jenny Lind's Ameri-
can tour. She was by all odds the
greatest singer OF her time.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
FINED FOR MARKET
LAW VOL AIInN

Pleading guilty to a charge OF vio-
latlon OF the city market ordinance,
Mike Ricco and Angelo Rlcco were each
fined s5 and costs by Deputy Judge Fin
ger, in Municipal Court this morning.
The men have stands in King street
market and on market days, 10 was
charged. they would move their stands
to the market curb without having a
permit.
The case OF Samuel Corrello, Samuel
Capreno, Giovanni Fiorentino and Eu-
gene Vassalo, facing the same charge.
which has been pending for more than
a month, was again continued, this
time until Tuesday. They are repre-
sented by Philip L. Garrett.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
Quick, Safe Way
to Remove Hairs
(Toilet Talks }

Keep a little delatone powder on your
dressing table and when ugly, hairy
growths appear, make a paste with q
little Of the powder and some water,
apply and let remain on the hairy sur
face for or minutes. then rub Off,
wash the skin and the hairs have van
ished. This treatment is quite harm
less and rarely more than one appllca-
uon is required, but to avoid disap-
continent ssI care should be used to buy
the real delatone.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
TO GIVE FAIRY FESTIVAL.

The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety OF the Eastlake Presbyterian
Church, Twenty-seventh and Market
streets, will give the following program
tomorrow evening In which 40 children
VIII take part:
Selection, Sunday School orchestra
June Game. dialogue and songs; Little
Bopeep, Marjorie Pyle; Mistress Mary,
Ruth Renrose; The Flowers, ten ju-
niors; flag drill and song. twelve junior
boys; selection. Sunday School orches-
ira;; Rainbow Fairies, dialogue, SONGS
and drill; The Queen, Alice Roberts
Colored Fairies. fourteen junior girls
Flower Fairies. five small juniors; Story
OF the Sunbeams. Bessie Cross; Visl-
tors from Lands Afar, seven junior
girls; The Pledge, Alice Roberts: Flag
Selection, three Junior girls; Appeal for
New Juniors. Bessie Cross; song, Junior
Christian Endeavor Society.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
CyNTmns HELPERS TO MEET.

The Cynthla's Helpers Branch, Inter
national Sunshine Society. will meet at
the home Of Mrs. james Melvin. No.
1908 Maryland avenue. Tuesday evening
February is. at s O'Clock. The last
meeting OF the branch was held at the
home Of Mrs. Frank II. Mason, No. i02
West Tweniy-thlrd street. Mrs. Mason
entertained the % members present at
a sauerkraut dinner. After the busl-
ness meeting Mr.. Mason sang several
seleeilons.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
SPRING MILLINERY EXHIBIT.

The purchase Of a fresh, spring bon
net, with its gay ribbons and crisp
braid, Is genuine pleasure for any wO-
man, and the pleasure is doubled when
the purchase can be made in so dainty
a shop as the newly enlarged and re-
modelled salesroOms Of the Laurel Mil
llnery, NO. 7O2 Market street, Miss Rose
Book, manager. The floor space has been
doubled in width, giving ample space
Tor customers and saleswomen to in
spect and display the millinery. The
walls have been finished in a dull, but
rich delft blue. with wall-cases. mirror
ed tables and chairs in old ivory. the
mellow tones OF the carved ivory panels
making perfect background for the
array Of colOrs in the hat display. The
rose-shaded wall lights and the crystal
and brass Of the handsomely designed
central chandeliers harmonize well with
the other decorations.
In the rear of the shop a rest room
VIII be fitted up for the use OF the
young women Of the selling force. The
re-modelling has been done by Harvey
D. Blackwell, local decorator.
one great~advantage of the shop is
that 1t is possible to see all the hats
displayed In the wall-cases from any
point within the store, and easily see
all designs offered. In one case are
the delicate pinks and blues Of hats for
wear at Palm Beach or other winter
resorts. There will be a wide choice
this season, either the big, sweeping
brim hats that are now extremely popu-
lar, or the equally favored saucy little
turbans. One beautiful large leghorn
nat Is lined with pekin blue, and draped
with a pekin blue ribbon with long
streamers. There are lavender and pink
silk hats, in novel stripes. The cherry.
the tiny roses and the tassels Of prev
ious years are still used in the trim
ming, but there are also novel little
punches OF carrots, beets and other
vegetables.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
GREAT FOR ECZEMA
AND OLD SORES
] Guarantee My Ointment s.v.
Peterson.

II you are responsible for the hasl,,, =,
your family" says Peterson, OF Butfalo oI .5I
want you to get large 80 cent hor 80
Peterson's Ointment today 0h
Remember, | stand back Of every hox
Every druggist guarantees to refund the
puVchase price II Peterson's Ointment
doesn't do all claim.
II guarantee 1t for eczema, old sores
running sores. salt rheum, ulcers, sore nip
PIES broken breasts. itching skin, ski
diseases. blind, bleeding and Itching piles
~ we'll as for burns, scaids, cuts, bruise
and sunburn-"
II had so running sores on my leg foi
II years. was IN three different hospitals
Appufafion was advised Skin graftipf
Ms tried. / was cured by using Peter
Dou'U Ointment Mrs r. z. Root, 2SI
es~h19an Street, Buffalo, N. 7.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
$50 FINE ON THIS FELLOW.

AnseIo Copalites was fined so and
costs by Deputy Judge Finger in Mu-
meipai Court this morning on the
enarse OF keeping house Of asslgna-
'lIn az NO. ali West Second street.
Ps'er Dukohus VINO was taken in the
anS pl1 on Copalites' house, was fined s25
oao.u ~au coss Tor carrying concealed a
tsnos. TS...,., botn men We're represented NV
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
MORGAN-HEypHILL.

Miss Anna C. Morgan. No. 1903 West
Third street, and Joseph II. Hemphlll
Of No. q Ivy Road. were married on
Monday afternoon, February 10. at 8
O'Clock by the Rev. e. C. Higgins at 81.
pauls n. c. Church.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
CHAnITY nAII. rnNIcar

The annual Charity Ball OF the He
brew Charity Association viii be held
tonight In the New Century Club. Ad-
mission viii be by Invitation only.
Louis Topkis. chairman Of arrange
ments, has planned many interesting
features.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
VALENTINE SOCIAL

The Epworth League OF Sllverbrook-
NJ. z. Church will hold 9 Valentine
Social at the home OF the pastor, the
Rev. E. w. Jones, No. POI Woodlawn
avenue, Saturday evening. All members
and friends are invited TO attend.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
EPvORTHIANs MEET TONIGHT.

The Epworth League Of Silverbrook
Church is invited 10 attend Epworth
Church this evening. The members OF
the league VIII meet at Fourth and
Union streets, not later than 7.30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
FINE MORE sp,Trrps

81 iines of q and costs were innos.a
oy deputy Judge Finger in N1nntc'S.i pySeu
court tnis morning on four more ,i'e pa'
lators OF the anti-spitting law r,n NO
were James Strunk. Herbert We ae
David OTooie and Turner Robinsono
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
wILLEY-PIERCE.

Miss Emma z. Wiley, OF Greenwood,
Del. and Herman p. Pierce, Of Linwood
Heights, were married In Chester on
Saturday.
Evening journal., 1919-02-13
CONTINUE NON-sUppoRT CHARGE

At the request OF James Salisbury,
counsel for the defendant the case Of
Stanley Roysten, charged with non
support was continued until Tuesday
by Deputy Judge Finger in Municipal
Court this morning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
NO S5OO,0OOOFFE
TOCHAMP DEMPSEY
Cochran, English Promoter
Here, Denies Report Of Half
Million Dollar Purse
HAS CARPENTER SIGNED

Charles Il. Cochran. Of London. who
staged the recent 'loc' BeCkett-
Georges Carpenter bout, aud who has
come to this country to sign Jack
Dempsey to fight Carpenter for the
worlds heavyweight championships,
was IN Philadelphia last night lIo di-
vulgcd for tho first tim" that he has
Cnrnenticr under contract to meet tiIr
American titlchoIdcr and not only 'un
dcr option as has been reported.
Mr.. Cochran said the fact that Car
pentior was bound to him under con
tract to fight Dempsey 'knocEGd the
props from under Domlulck Iorto-
rich. the New Orleans promoter Wno
has au option on Dempsey and VINO r.
gaid 10 have offered the American SlHu,-
Ooo and thc Frcnchman $l%O.0O0 for
thc contest Mr.. Cochran made 1t clear
however, that he had made the con
tract with Carpenter only for the
Dempsey fight and not permanently
The English manager denied the re-
mort that he has offered Dempsey tlOO, 70
900 or $500 600 for the fight. tie also
said the rumor that he would 'outbld
any other man was untrue. $500.
.I would not think of 'outbidding
any man. as YOU say and neither woulc
I nfrnr dempsey $500. 900, said Mr.
cochran. "Although I hope TO stage tn,
bout primarily for the sake OF sport
would not do it unless there. were
decent profit in it for myself,
1T is. however. true, that haN
offered the American titlcholdcr ;
large sum Of money. ! made that ofer |,
him some time ago by cable before
| left England. Since my arrival l,
| America | have opened negotiations Wit
4 =, ..,,Ii,,r hin, thN article
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
Ercning Public Ledger
Decisions Of Ring Bouts
by LOUIS IL. JAFFE

DETROTT--Frankjc Rrcunan 0utpointCd
Jack Dunn In a tCn-rOuud bout.
WII.IIiNSPORT, Pax. u. LouEhlin,
siN-rOund tilt.
SYRACUSE-Marty Collins, Now York
and Jack Sh8rkcI, Jimmy Wlldc's con-
auo-er. fought u tcn-rOund draw.
BOSTOS--BObby Jpscnhs won from Danny
Goodman. BrOoksln. in - fast ten-r9und 60
easily outpOinted Earl rurycar, Peoria. In
ten speedy rounds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
BAD DAY FOR BONES
McAndrews's Ankle and Hudson's
Wrist Reported Broken

Pottsyillc, Pa. Dec. 30.-Eddio Me
Andrews, of Philadelphia. who failed to
appear before the. Liberty C,,nnb last
night for a bout with Johnny Herman,
of New York, was debarred from
further appearance in Pottsvillc today
by Mayor Mortimcr's boxing commits
sion.
McAndrcws sent the excuse that his
ankle was broken while coming on u
train from Phiadclphia and, when in
ycstigation nf this was promised the
audience the statement was changed 10
"spraincd' his ankle. The audience
hooted the excuse.
Battling Hudson, of Philadelphia.
who took McAndrews' ) place, broke his
wrist in the fifth round,
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amateur Sports

Tho Walton Five. having defeated
such teams ~ Westminster, Metro j.
c., Clover Club, ArdentcS Club and
other teams of that class, would like TO
book games with teams having halls
aud offering fair guarantees. Paul
Kerr, 1911 South Cecil street.
Metro u. G., seventeen and eighteen
Ncar-old team desires to arrange games
with teams OF that age, Offering fair guar
antees VI. Toors, phone Poplar 2Ii@.
ksco Five wants to arrange games with
fifteen and siXtecn- ycar-ol1 teams having
halls. John Gillespie, .ii@ South Ban
croft street.
Mer,ine \. G.. of the Fourteenth ward,
would like to book games with nrst-cuss
teams. Frank Clark, 100 Parrish street
MerCier \. G.. a sixteen ycRr-ol1 five. has
New Hea-'s Day open for teams Of that age.
offering rea soma bic Inducements. r. u.
Drew, IA North Fifty-eighth street,
Clover Club second team is open for games
with all nd-class teams having halls.
Robert Brown, 6t2l Morton street, or call
Germantown 9l"1.
Stenton Tivc. Of the Nicctown Boys club.
would like to arrange games with flrst-class
teams having halls and Offering fair in
duCements, \. EWaedus, 4i29 German
town avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

MEN who saw service in the great
4VA war arc going on record as bciue
against the tentative international
heavyweight tilt between Jack Dempsey,
labor scout and Georges Carpenter,
polu. Many who were garbcd in the
khaki of Uncle Sans representative
fighters believe Dempsey is not entitled
to the large chunks of currency his
manager, Jack kcarns, demands for
him, especially when he passed up IN
opportunity to caru n monthly wage
under the management of oil bowhlsk
erod Sam'l in the historic battle against
Bill, the kaiser. 1t is expected that
American Legion Posts will make an
Dempsey bout. A resolution is to be
presented at post in this vicinity next
week taking such stand against the
proposed heavyweight battle. Says an
cN soldier. "In view of the attacks on
Dempsey putriotism under tho sigma
turc of prominent sports writers or
America, think that the cX-serT'rG
men Of the city, where Dempsey ma
during the war. should assert them
selves in such Il way that IT. Wili not
be known US the Stacker city.
Al Shuhcrt viii 10 no plant for Mr.; 7 rat
the gong al The Olympia, New Years after,
noon Shuber is rnSEed ln 6atSr SG, oTs 6ghtng Wtng
from bell TO bell Ktlhane may hnd MN
sor stacked Up against tough PropoS'-
ton.
Louisiana has becu getting into condition
bopcfiIlIy hopn; that he will he able TO
jl,o joy LyacG. Psi,'' Tbis bout viii be me alth
on the Olympia s January ! program PIt-
s9ed by t9o olqyns G3T1 sTy lIsh GtficoR Po{sS Ts
,!ine Ts. steve LatSoiI, ,tnddIIEGs G,dIE o. I%hnny
Nealy and Frankie Jerome vs.. Frauh'e toh'
way
Joe Welsh WI be % por cent Of the star
scrap on the New Years Day mailRee pro
via be a New Yorker Johnny summers, toy, on
name, Who made FASCINATING imprtTEssiioim
I' t.. traping rain rs; 'da daily y; Win WIN Johnny Meaiy,
johnny Butchcn. one of the \, r. =.
champions has been signed by Matrhuaker
Marcus Williams for II preln punohrcst at
4 ihc Auditorium The other fist finger will
be T2E BuSf StrnGy bGl%m'pF &9cF SoI oSnne Sn"
Tommy Lucas vs., pavie Moore; kid Man.
No! vs., Tommy loushrcn and Matt Barrett
Art NIaEirl will storm op rhjla,d,elr.nia Mia
FtiaeI K m GctSrs, fS + IN Rosto1 s9 oo WIZ Magr
is no slouch, and Jeff smith viii md out
hst little thtnS for hmIGhe ,ha WngH 5t, ihrT GU bot
program at tho National A. A.. New Years
Day.
Harry lkiD Brown has proved himself a
ercat card in Boston. The local high school
moters in the Hub. Brown is scheduled for a
bout in Beantown New Years Day.
Joe Mendell fooled tho wiseacrcs when
he gave Frankie Rice, a terrihC tussle In
National show in combat with Joe Nelson.
smith and Ntendel are two Of the six scrap
night The other four, X O. Loughlin
Eddie Moy, Max Williamson and frankie
Brown, will box Billy Kramer, Mickey Don,
lsy. Bobby Dyson aud George Chaney, re
spcctvely
Joe Tiplith lost an opportunity to increase
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
LASTROUND RALLY
GIVES KILBANE WIN
OVER YOUNG CHANEY
Atter Seuen Sotv Rounds Premier FedtherUeight Puts
on Regular Fight in Final Frame and Baltimore
Youth RIMS Second Amid HotUls From Mob
by ROBERT w. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger
IL. L.. L IL.

81
fcatherwet last
Al Baltimore
crowd lie
in of the bat
howcd bowling
himself and allowed CLANCY to take lots
gained confidence the bout
make crrdabc
fought the defensive blocking leads and
of his TO land telling waop In the
things there but col
which almost knocked him his back
Johnny his and allowed Young to
clperatc
the third ~ crowd began to
this round CLANCY did his best work.
did all did nothing but uc and box
fepsiyc BATTLE.
JOHNNY started 0ih rush tho Strh and landed te~
hard ,aop Slopinq Clancy considerably, but did not
ohen no had the opporunty hub'"c
stiff 10 session, and Chorey
hleeiinq q the bell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
TYCOBB, AND HOPPE
REAL INSTITUTIONS
IN WORLD OF SPORTS
Stars of Diamond and Green Cloth Haze Ruled Their
Domains SO Long They Take IL Matter
of Course
by GRANTLAND RICE

copytpnt ioio al rights rsoroel
off
M twisted departing year
is R Cobb the other Willie This
III. rh 5 ssts S entry n FS% s a with % %
although 'D'' a9s,
Hns that ali % dcSa an"s sport Year after year A''
oil compitoys eNoc the co~pcin" fccr for
o"y ] % t A s"S SSSae' srSeo"o " " fortune '''
The Bulky List
mpason dcbacrs in the realm of sports sprup nm arro
"a ment some days TO what constitutes the single
still open further inspection " "'""e ''ro Ons
interest " and surprising
the % % an" o ST 1GSs G%5 % % go Of s ssSs s 5
R1T the home produoio" unusually large important
A NY made strcstbc features:
n /. The victory Dempsey Willard.
These events lowered "od competitive play
,, % :!$:!; s S%: s @ s. ;s &c.
ss%Sn'' after the
% % S'""S $ N"p S 5 ss & % esr 9 uS 5 roGs To @ 1
sP 1s; %s To o S GanSS SS95sSS % & % attention Of
Arsonne 'front.' '''" ""' week dr's
For s"gc day ogoi he Dempsey uprising the For
against
1U Ruth Did
home runs than
TO make home than Cobb Jackson
Il
o 70 Gu of (lbh
IL and
frequently has its battling
Il
he
White House
the classic portal
MDNt those who will
"A Willard Joe Beckett
spelling of fun
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

his r.. Il. by $1,000 whom Joe Mcndell
sion in favor Of Rice SO aggravated the
Baltimore fans that the promoters could do
nothing but rematCh the pair, thus cancclltg
a bout with Tiplia
Earl Pottcigcr. known locally in baseball
and football circles is promoting New
Years Day boxing show at POttstown. lie
has pairCd of th" following boxers: NJ
Brown Ns. kid Carson, Young Allen W.. KID
RuyECt charley Rear VS.. Bobby Burns and
Chock Gillis vs.. i. .. Ingram EoNtnE Is
going big in rottstown, and "Fotty' be
liovcs his show will n2 q biz success
Young Jack ToaDd is in condition to at
tempt ComehaCk. Jack is to re-euter the
ring under the CoOrs OF Harry Samson, ana
sam Is out hustling trying TO map out
busy campaign for tn" southpaw Toiand's
last bout was a throe-rouud victory over
Rcd walsh
johnny Hogan, through II. Rappo, issues
a challenge 10 InGiau Russell and the fil-
lippo being handled by "Nis' Hayes, what
ever his name is.
4 territorial tilt ia down for the star New
Years Day scrap AT the Cambria Club, when
Puggy Lee endeavors TO uphold kensington
in a setto with Willie McCloskey. Of Rich
mond The winner will claim the champions
ship Of the northeast
Tommy CIcary, Of MHnayunk. will be q
semflnalist at the Cambria in the January l
show with Willie Spencer Of Gloucester, as
his opponent Other bouts are Johnny smith
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
IL Reich Takes Successful High Dire in Third

Hr next best number on the program high diving between
Reich md mstohc the boys did
beadgears like football
and Reich dycl three the
who by the way remained performance
Tom really inflicted punishment In
Tom had all the best Of it. and in the second Reich himself
on his chin separate All
big surprise Iippe sphe. such unusual
out of another boko that Al wanted to know
whatt
Reich tried send cowr the
Kolmauu The
that he tossed in the ring make it realistic
wouldn't have arisen to the surface at the of 800
his did
usually they all look good when stretched
Cowler challenge Spike McFaddon.
episode something worthy Of
ing to the rules boxer cannot receive assistance m his seconds while
bout and he does he disqualified foul johnson
the Danny Sullivan without hesitation
arise,
but Danny cared nothing for that He made his decision
with him.
EULLIT4N, By the of the
" one of the best hare in time. He is tost
game and rn be success phia
delphir ooud mistake SuHan
o u 0 5 car.
Ies those the things ~hch make
Jeff Smith Scores X. O. in Substitute Act
THERE bouts being Harry Gl who
collide Augie Cancelled
Rather by the way very person given Harry
left
Coyne Mr. lost all
proceedings in the second round and was swept OFF.
Tunney A stacked
terrible Bob Pcarc Chicago,
the effect on him wood alcohol
r. highly
Perhaps
THERE great little fighter tho preliminary His
8 md he tropC
take it that
outoaSsed Joe Smith handing
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