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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-21
LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS
ROM r.al1y.

Much interest centers in the pony
p1rty" which Miss Jane Watson and
suddy Lyon will give tomorrow
morning and afternoon at the home
ii Mr.. and Mrs. George 7. Watson on
avenue, the proceeds of
which are to be sent to Miss Rose
mary Watson at Boston to be sent to
The refugee children in France. Every
boy and girl in Fairmont wants TO
take ride with "Lasgie," the pony
5f Miss Rosemary, and to take a ride
IN the back of Buddy Lyons pony
also. Five cents will be charged for
ride and Mrs. George T. Watson will
see that the children are taken good
care OF.
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stoneklng. Teagarden.

Gloyers Gap, W. VA quiet little
wedding was solemnized in Oakland,
Nd. November 10, when Miss Coda
Lillian Teagarden became the bride
81 Charles r. Stoneking The bride is
she second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. D. Teagarden and an accomplished
young lady. Immediately upon their
,eturn a dinner was served at the
BRIDES home. Guests included the
immediate families o. L. Teagarden,
81 wheeling, and Mrs Arlie Herring
ton, Of Fairmont. W Va, brother and
sister OF the bride, were included.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoneking will remain
NTH the latter's parents for short
while on account of her fathers seri-
,sus illness. Both are highly respected
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Wilson and Hale

A very beautiful adm Quet welding
was solemnized at eleven O'Clock on
Wednesday morning at the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Wilson, 1877 Ave.
B, Elm Grove when Miss Allie Hall
was united in marriage to l.. c. Will
son Of Warrington, w Va, Rev Tyler
Of Pennington officiating. The home
was decorated with pink and white
roses and the bride was attired in a
suit of navy blue tricotine with siHlilar
accessories and wore a corsage OF
bridal roses and lilies of the valley.
Following the ceremony a dinner was
served for ten guests, and here the
same decorations Of pink and white
we're apparent. After the dinner the
happy couple departed on an extended
honeymoon in the East.
The groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G c. Wilson of Warrington, w. Va,
and is a machintst. The happy couple
lave the hearty congratulations Of
their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. VIII
son will be at home after December
/, 1919 to their many friends at
1929 South Linden avenue, Alliance,
Ohio.
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Mrs Eastman to Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Eastman
xiA entertain with dinner party TO-
morrow evening at their home SO4 Eul
arson street Covers Will be laid for
.weIve. This is the second OF a SER
les Of SOCIAL affairs at which Mrs
Eastman will entertain during the sea
son On Monday evening Mrs. East
nan entertained at five hundred, five
liable being used in the playing and
the affair was oe Of attractive ap-
pointments,
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young people and their many friends
extend congratulations.
Missionary Society Met.


The Missionary circle Of the First
Baptist church held a most enjoyable
meeting yesterday aftenooS at the
church at which time a number Of the
members OF the Palatine Baptist
church .Gission circle were present. A
program of a delightful nature was
carried out the topic for discussion
being Medical Missions. The topic
was Interestingly discussed by Mes
danes w. M. Jennings, of Warrington,
and Mrs. ]. +. Cole, of this city. H. l..
Bond, of Wheeling, who was to have
been present was detained on account
of Illness and was not here. Mrs.
James Thomas sang a solo accompan-
led by Miss Katherine Moore Fol
lowing. the program a social hour was
enjoyed and lunch was served with
the following as hostesses: Mes
danes Kate Mortified, C. e. Mum
ford, Blaine Moore, w. A. LAWYER and
w. n. Ellis,
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sociaI This EVENING.

A delightful evening is planned for
the informal party which the Sunday
school Of the NJ. P. Temple will give
this evening at the social rooms Of the
church. The event will begin at 1880
o'clock and all the members OF the
school are invited to be present.
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Fine Supper.

The crtspest and hottest of waffles;
the creamiest and daintiest Of chicken
gravy and maple syrup in abundance
to say nothing Of mashed potatoes,
slaw, celery, various kinds of pies and
coffee all Of the finest kinds were
served in abundance and with skill at
the chicken and waffle supper given
by the women Of the Home Mission
ary society OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday evening.
The women we're on their jobs and
everything was served steaming hot
and to the taste of the most fastidious
The tables were arranged tastetully
and artistically and one hundred were
seated and served at one time. When
the first tables weer filled and served
they Immediately filled UP again and
again until the good things all had
vanished. The supper was success
from start to finish and the women
are to be congratulated on its success.
Andrew Brown, the expert waffle bak
er from Pittsburgh proved himself to
he as skillful as he was advertised to
be.
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tn Entertain c,s.s

Mrs. Wilbur Shinn will be hostess
this evening at her home on Maryland
avenue to the members of the r. T.
Webb class OF the Southern Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school. Ali the
members are invited to be present.
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Mrs. Anthony Bowen will be hos
TESS on Saturday afternoon at Bow
enita to the members of the StoetzeF
Circle OF the Presbyterian church,
The affair will be a Mexican party
and promises to be most enjoyable,
The hour is set for 2:30 o'clock.
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Invitations have been issued for
dance to be given by the Knights OF
Columbus on Tuesday evening OF next
week. The affair will partake of the
anture of Thanksgiving dance and
will be largely attended. Invitations
must be presented at the door
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NoondaY Luncheon.

The Ladies of Grace Lutheran
church will serve MONDAY luncheon
tomorrow at the church on Castor
avenue. The hours for serving viii
be- from eleven to one and a splendid
menu will be served. The ladies are
noted for the excellence Of their
dinners and this will be no exception
to the general rule. The proceeds
will go toward church expenses. Thir-
ty five cents will be charged for the
menu and the following will be serv-
ed:
Roast Pork.
Sauer Kraut Mashed Potatoes
Creamed Celery on Toast
Ketchup Relish
Bread Butter JellY
Dessert Coffee
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Roast Pork.
To Sell Bunnies.

A number Of snow white Dummies
will be for sale at the pony party"
to be given at the hctne Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. Watson on Fairmont
avenue tomorrow morning and after
noon for fund which Miss Rose Wat
so MS raising to send to France to
orphan French children. Candy by the
penny's worth will be for sale also,
and the children are asked to bring
their pennies,
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NATIONAL BANK CALL

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. The
comptroller of the currency today is
sued a call for the condition of all ma
tiOnal banks at the close of business on
Monday, November II.
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A meeting of the W. H. Barnes
class will be held this evening at 8
o'clock at the Fllst Side community
house. A large attendance Is re-
quested.
Frar k Jordan, one of the prominent
singers of this city sings mickey" at
the Grand performances during the
running of the photoplay film Mickey
accompanied by Mrs. W, A, Small.
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surprlse Party

A surprise party Of pretty apponlI-
ments was given Wednesday evening
at the home of Smith Hood Jr., at
Rivesyflle, the honor guest Of the ev-
ening being Mr.. Hood, Hood Phillips
and Edgar Phillips all Of whose birth
days fell on the same date. The af-
fair was arranged by the wives Of
the three men and feature Of the
evening was the serving Of a splendid
dinner. Those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith Hood, JrY Mr.. and Mrs.
Hood Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
phillips. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hood and
family, Mr.. and Mrs ]. Snoderly, the
Misses Helen Phillips Louise Phil
lips, Caster John Edgar Phillips and
Mrs Ida Smith
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The mineral wealth of Persia is in
estimable, say scientists, and as yet
is scarcely touched.
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EIks Dance.

A large number Of the Ellis and
their ladies we're out last evening for
the weekly dance which was given
at the lodge rooms in the Peyeny
building. Music was furnished by
SINNERS orchestra. The Elks Thanks
giving dance will be held on Wednes-
day evening of next week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-19

Three important twilight contests are
down on the card for the approval of the
after supper baseball fans, but they are
all scheduled for the northeast section
Of the city. On the grounds of the
Henry DisstOn team in Tacony the saw
makers will tackle Fort Washington in
regularly scheduled Montgomery
County League contest.
Manager Dick Seeds feels kecnly the
loss of Saturdays game to the Soudcr-
ton team. but has not yet given up
hopes of winning the pennant. \ victory
tonight will place his club on even
terms with Southampton for third pla"c,
The Stctson club has a good attrac
ton in Brooklyn Royal Chants, and
Tommy Friday will cndeavor to add
another victory to his long list. Over
in Port Richmond the Nativity club
will attempt to get even with German
town for the / o defeat Of last evening.
Manager Haggerty will have star
hurler on the mound, as he said last
evening that he had lines out for one of
the best in the Montgomery County
League.
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ALLlsoN's NOSE BROKEN
Flow ot Blood 4aIts aSut With Bar
ney Adair

, Trenton, n. j., Aug 10.-Two thou
sand fight fans wers disappointed here
last night when Referee Jack waldron
was forced to stop the eight round
wind-up of the Wenton Athletic Club,
between Barney kAdair and Neil ALI :
son, in the foutth round.
Allison's no@ had been broken by a
right hand sNash in the third round,
9nd despite the efforts of his seconds
to stop the flow of blood between
rounds, a Stream of blood was coming
from the injured member when the
men stepped to the center of the ring
for the fourth round.
Referee Waldron thereupon stopped
the bout. Allison was no match for
Adair who made punching bag of
him for three rounds.
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Drirers Collect $23,48O,
With Cox, Murphy and
GeerS Leading the Reins-
WORTH $6O2 PER HEAT
BY JAMES S. CAROLAN

TIlE Grand Circuit drivers and
spccdcrs reapcd harvest during
their three day exhibition Mt the Bel.
mont track at Narbcrth last week.
Philadelphia now rates as the richest
field on the productive Grand Circuit.
Figures prove that the North Randall
track at Cleveland. always conceded the
best spot on the Grand Circuit wheel,
now runs second to Belmont.
For the three day meeting S23, 4S0
was distributed among the drivers and
spccders. There were only twelve races.
which gave each race a purse value of
nearly $1,000 1t required thirty nine
heats to complete the twelve races,
which gives each heat a prize value Of
5000.
This makes the Philadelphia meeting
the richest Of any of the previous FIVE.
Saunders Dope
AL Saunders. general manager of the
successful meeting. also is responsible
for other interesting dope which goes
to prove that Belmont was the best
meeting Of the year. \ total of seventy
one horses started in the twelve finished
races. thus giving each starter an aver
age offer of $500 as u cash prize,
whether win or lose.
At the previous meeting held at the
North Randall track there were 163
! starters. barring the Champion Stallion
Stake, and the average offer there was
| slightly more than 5000.
The Money Winners
The following is complete list of
the money winners:
IyIiy WTIIy KnlEht. !SaiSoO; MF: DadsS' siooS;; S;
Res%i cs Soe irrSST mnSSsst 4Se 1Rs GEs9 Ss95
Primes a =. Lore; $Sss; III Echo Direct secs; "a
$500 Little Lee 500, Nor%aS srHfh SionN Nsa%5 s4od:
s: Es:1,s? sTfss rGSSsr SSfs Tss% s!
%Sh. i :iSSI. Arm S% Msls%sy sIso; s Don d! ae
DIX fd~er @ Frrf TstSE Wo1fS GfRSeGsH ss
Emma Emma MaEGwasEo;o 600 SgGi Lotto watts. 500;
Ter; seoi nr ElmOre' $50, Total. forty t
trGPtsers; Pscc $IG:1So' . n,r.o. ,,e,o co,,,. n,,
SliSS fTaSf Ssxsg sd7Si Esis:% %%Ge H. 1893 $685.
S225; Double g., $50: Home Fat, 'sIS6 sIs6
| SussewhEo BOY. $3.50; MOOdpatch. Si2O
Tommy D.. S75i Sellers D., $50. Total
| seventeen PAGERS. $3.50.
Cox was the leading winner in prize
money, with $3915, just ten dollars
more than was taken by Murphy. Por
Geers was less than $400 in the rcaI
of Murphy.
Twenty three Drivers Share
Geers's best day was last Friday
when his earnings passed the S15O(
mark. Twenty three drivers shared il
the rich $23, ,4S0 purse.
1t also was found that the Belmon
track was fast and favorable for record
breaking performances. While n,
worlds marks were established. it
served TO give Lu Princeton chanc
to pace the fastest mile of the season
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CLAY TURNER IN DRAW
Holds jamaica Kid Even In Ten
Round Bout at Buffalo

Buffalo, n. v, Aug. 10.-Clay Tur-
ncr, of New York, fought ten rounds
with the Jamaica Kid here last night.
Opinion sof newspaper writer's offers
as to the outcome, some giving the hon
ors to Turner by shade, while others
called it draw.
Harry Boyle, of Philadelphia,
knocked out Young Peter Jackson, Of
New York, in the second round Of what
was to have been six round go.
Jimmy Goodrich. of Lackawanna
outponted Maxey Green, of New York
in a six -rOundS Sbout.
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IMPORTANT GAMES
ON TWILIGHT LIST
Disston Tackles Fort Washing.
ton in Montgomery County
League Contest
STETSON AND NATIVITY BUSY
This " eek'S Schedule
Of Twilight Games

T0njEht-Dronhlyn Rovai tiiants at
Stetson. Fort Washington at Disston.
Germantown at Nativity.
wednesday, y-Na ChaGnCh at Harrow
gate. Christ Church Mt Logan \. A.,
Abrrfoyle at Dobson. AutOcar at Ger
mantOwn,
ursday-Sativity MT Harrowgnte.
Bacharach at DlsstOn, DObson at Aber-
foSle In Chester.
Friday--BaChn at Nativity, Har-
rOwEate at Germantown.
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JOEY FOX DEFEATED
Terry Martin Substitutes for ArtIe
Root and Bests Britain

Boston, Aug. 19.--Terry Martin, OF
Providence, r. l., who substituted for
Artie Root, was given the decision. last
night over Joey Fox, the English
featherweight, in a twelve round bout.
Root claimed that Fox was overweight
and refused to fight.
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DElNPSEY'S WALLOP
HAS SHENCED ALL q
TITLE, CHALLENGERS5
Fssimmons Probably Could Hit as Hard but no Cham
pion EUer Lived That Carried Punch So
Deeply Dreaded and Feared
IN THE sPORTL1GHT-BY GRANTLAND

IN THE SPORTLIGHT-BY GRANTIIAND
Copyright
YOU may have observed moments lul the wild
head s mo s1ss h hd s9fs W % removed " crown from Mr. Willard"
fS sdS,Ss R 5 s
1as'n " don't believe that any aforesaid heavyweight eo" last three
1ND of the carry depressing nunoh
~ phen they think it ..rras
The Hardest Hitter
TT Is extremely doubtful
b, It %' v BE @ aar nD could hit hard but
uneaSny T s waiGp set i adFi rift by the present champ
They recall what happened willard among
before hasn't been
EOR undoubtedly amang por-onc Of
those rare turns that suddenly out to Overs'adoW all
4 Fe,o Effects \
ITO FEW select and intimate h.
ts":s He @ S @ @ @ aS sous, on that sudden
FSspy T 5'"a dempsey used
' IT n S.1 % WITH
ss; S. D. pretty
had b.san
''. "O Out "S''' 700 '''''
Willard helpless
such kick this,
THERE is something it ~eiohirg 1877
drop ,1 hung; Of him "%an flesh n Norris M G r4s" and
Chapter WaIops.
The Next One?
championship would heavyweight championships
a week.
The opinion number be willing
the
carries right enough dynamite
to O. a batleship
NOT long the human to
~ headpiece in the old accustomed place.
On the Defense .-.
w
the
chaveth headk if
fight /,
$"FEELING Ma about it, there is use stepping in unless
knock him for II
y him youH knoV uhdt happened until
Of the ring"
TAKING facts consideration it begins to Mr.
10 unsuspecng
Msrs. Beckett and Carpenter too
But kind friend could do
both by tipping them off before is too late
the losers do
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BELMONT MEETING
RICHEST IN PURSES
Cox, Murphy and Ceers
Leading Money Driuers

$3!3, $50. with Cox. Murphy, Geers
and Sturgeon taking more than half
this sum.
Thc money winning drivers:
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Trotters Top PAGERS in
Belmont Money Winnings

The trotters had it all over the PAGERS
at Belmont last week, taking down
$16.750 Of the total purse of 500, ,4SO,
Eight trotting races We're brushed
against four for the PAGERS. The slow
est heat during the meeting, however,
was charged against the trotters when
2 :161a mile was registered.
The race statistics follow:
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Cowler and johnson Put One Oven
Mexico City, Aug. 10.-Tom Cowler and
Jack johnson loafed through ffteen two
"''"'' "''' meet again early next month. It
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-19

There will be no show at Shihe Park on
Monday night Yesterday Jack HaulOn. one
Of the promoters. announced that through
tho failure to get shibe Park, for that
posed posed johnny Dundee Willie Jackson battle
Battling Murray and Max Williamson will
entertain at the National on Friday night.
.
Patsy Wallace that he earned the right to
battle the walloping Ra'tltnE Murray.
Promoter Joe Critic has arranged the fol-
lowing supporting card: Tommy Sheridan VS.
Joe AuEatis, Jim GIarken vs., Jimmy Mendo.
Griro VS.. Joe stinGer.
Kewpie Calender will he seen in the main
fray at the Cambria open-air club on Frida y
evening The hashy marine bantam is back
in form. and expects to make It interesting
for Davis. Jack Hagen will be in Calender S
corner.
Frankie Nay wb %RpSar ia eEfnSt ba im%y
EaHg in the third bout In the others Tommy
Cleary battles Johnny Dugan and Joe Fisher
opposes Young Denny.
Promoter Leon Rains is busy again. He
has matched Benny Leonard and Soldier
BaEthed , for the September @ date at the The
gether his supporting card. 1t is said that
Willie jackson will appear in one Of the
bouts.
Two other bouts of Importance will be
decided soon. On Friday night welterwelght
champion Jack Britton faces middlewelsht
champion Alike O'Dowd, in Newark and
on Labor Day. Pete Herman battles Joe
Lynch in Waterbury, Conn.
Jimmy McCabo. the downtown welter
weight, will take on Len Rowlands OF Mil
wa ukee in the eght-rOund final at Herman
Taylors Atlantic City Sporting Club or
Thursday night. This is the beginning OF
McCabe's active campaign. He has beer
training regularly for the past month.
Johnny MeaIey, the hard-hittlng light
weight member OF the Gunnis stable, will OK
hibit in the eiEht-round semi-ftnal at tn,
shore against Joe Koons. of Port Richmond
| In the other bouts Jimmy Myson takes or
Kid Wagner over the eight rounds distance
and Young Toland faces Johnny Martin.
Tommy O'ToOIe. the former ring terror
has branched out as a managerial hsadliner
His latest acquisition is Emmett Murtha Z
promising featherweight who has Just re
turned from overseas Manager Tomm,
wants to send him against either Johnny
Maloney or Frankie Conway.
Tho first alI-cOlored show Of the year viii
be staged at the Inlet Rail- Park. the homI
OF the Bacharch Giants. at Atlantic City
| feature attractions when the colorsd Elk
convene The bouts. all eight rounds. follow
Preston Brown VS. Jackie Moore, Jacl
Blaekburne vs.. Jim Hosic, Jim Booker Va
Young Gibbons, and Seattle Kid vs. SAMMY
Robinson,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-19

Promoter Joe Critic has arranged the fol-
lowing supporting card: Tommy sheridan VS.
JOe AuEatis Jim Glarken VS. Jimmy Mendo,
Ray O'Malley Ys. Billy Manning. and Young
Crino vs.. Joe Stinger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-19

Wichita, Kan, Aug. 19.-Joseph
Wilhoit, releasedsto1as. to the Boston
Americans. late in July Bspke the record
for number of consecuf i've games An
which player had madA a safe ihit.
He has cont nued the rtcord ally the
month. He completed kis sixty sew
rnth game Of consecutive hits fit st.
Joseph yesterday. I96these gAmes he
has been at bat 291 times and obtained
143 hits.t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-19

williamson made sHch a showing against
Patsy Wallace that he earned the right to
battle the walloping Battling Murray.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-19

rcyietorirg n oOoIn miIc Tn this rocc
S'',, .'s -''- = i'' '"'
rccord nf So1aI now hold bv ST
Frisco
The best time aside from Lu Prince
tons work, was that of Goldie Todd.
This spccdcr paced a mile in 2.O24.
r,. >o,.. pooo
"p ,p, '>T" ''e'o'u'
Ihe list OF new records ana win races
lolloWs:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-19
RED SOX LAND
JOSEPH W|LHO|T
Heavy Hitter Will Strengthen
Boston Club in Race
for Pennant
BILL JAMES IS LET OUT

Boston. Aug. 19.-Word has been
received from +. G. Barrow, manager
of the Boston American League base
ball club, who is in st. Louis, that he
had closed deal with the Wichita,
Kan. club of the Western League, for
Joe Wilhoit, who leads that league in
batting.
In addition to cash payment.
Musser. pitcher, had been lent to the
Wichita club for the remainder of the
Western League season. Wilhoit will
report in Boston on September 10.
Manager Barrow also announced that
Pitcher Bill James had been released
to the Chicago American League club
on a waiver claim.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-19
GIANTS GET KELLY
Rochester's Star Batsman VIII Join
New York Tomorrow

Rochester, n. ", Aug 10.-Arthur
Irwin, manager of Rochester, has sent
king" Kelly, one of the leading bat
ters Of the league. back to the New
York Nationals. Kelly will join the
Giants tomorrow morning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-19

BattIInE Murray and Max Williamson will
entertain at the National on Friday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-19
Scraps about Scrappers

There will be show at Shhe Park on
Monday night Yesterday Jack Hanlon one
of the promoters. announced that through
tho failure to get Shibe Park for that
niRht he was forced TO call OFF the pro-
posed Johnny Dundee-Willie Jackson battle