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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-29
Nothing Short of Zero
Weather Will Stop 4 s
Yankee Service Players
to Wedr Cheuron on Suit

The uniforms of the Yankees in
the 1919 champ onship race will not
differ from the toggery of last year
except in the stockings. Tho white
stripe which has been In favor with
the owners for some time past will
be missing and there will be only
one color, blue.
Tie home uniform will be white
with pin stripe and the travelling
suits will be Of gray. Any player
who was in either branch Of the serv-
ice during the war will wear chew
ron on the left sleeve. Twelve of the
players in the New York squad now
at Jacksonville were in the service
last year.
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SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

bbattler has been fighting brilliantly during
the last three months. Kewpie Calender
In return battle. Johnny Maloney oppose 3
Jimmy Tierney in the third bout
Eddie O'Keefe has been very silent of late
Ever since he staged that successfui come
|, back against Phil Franchinl he has been
working quietly at Port Deposit. Md.
wee ones e anxious to, get started again tTe
The hRrd-hittinR Russell has been doing most
or his nghting at benefit shows. His ia al
exhibition was at the Turner's on Thursda v
night.
Bobby Doyle writes that he wants an.
other meeting with Battling Murray. These
boys always put on stirring act
Sam Gross's wild unknown is still un-
Known sammy refuses 70 announce the
week.
Joe Burman Is working, at Jack o'Brieu' 8
Frankie Daley In Baltimore on April L
BattllnG Lahn's next battle will be arainst
Kid Coster In New Orleans on Monday night
George Chip and Young Fisher will be the
fnalists In Syracuse Monday evening.
Wilus Britt is keeping Dave Astey In
condition for Dawes coming meeting with
Dick Loadman In Buffalo.
Jim Goney and Jack Clifford clash in
Wilkes-Barre on the nisht OF April Z.
Benny Leonard will appear in Pittsburgh
on April TO make II as unpleasant as pos
sible for Jack Perry.
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THIBAULT DISCHARGED
Red and Blue High Jumper Has
Returned to University

Uncle Sam has released another Red
and Blue track athlete. Carrow Thi-
bault, star high jumper in 1917, has
returned to the University and will be
eligible for competition this spring. In
1916 Thibault won the indoor inter.
collegiate high jump with jump OF
six feet, one inch.
He has won the varsity "P' twice
At the outbreak of the war Thihault
enlisted in the naval reserve and was
soon after commissioned an ensign and
sent to Annapolis. After completing the
course at the Naval Academy he was
stationed on a destroyer and saw serv-
Ice in the Irish Sea. Thibault's return
will strengthen the cinder path team
considerably. With Hampton he will
represent the Red and Blue in the high
jump.
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AID FOR CATHOLIC CHARITIES
St. Patrick's Church and Over
brook Seminary Beneficiaries

Requests of $500 each to St. Patrick s.
Church. Twentieth and Locust streets,
and the Seminary of st. Charles Bor-
romeo. Overbrook. and 500 to St.
Joseph's Union. Seventh and Pine streets.
are included in the will of Mary Mel
probated today leaves TO relatives an
estate worth s7275.
Other wills probated today were those
Of Ellen McAnally. Twenty-third and
Wood streets, which in private be-
$4,000: William r. Davis, 124S North
Fiftv-third street. $4,000 and Cathar-
inc Thorne. Wilmington, Del, s310O.
The personally of the estate Of Fred
erick W. Bartemann has been appraised
al s49.4o213; John NJ. Temovan. s42-
1920: Catherine l.. Hogg. $23,7O375,
and Nathan Pearlman, s8106eS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-29
SEIZE JEWISH BREAD
official Says Jews Here Are Being
Mulcted by Short Weight

Confscation of approximately 10000
boxes OF matzoth, sent to this city for
the Passover, which begins April 10, is
being made by agents of the Bureau OF
weights and Measures, according 20 NJ
Mayer, chief OF the bureau.
The matzoth, being sold here by an
out-of-town manufacturing firm, is said
70 be underweight to the extent Of seven
ounces to each ten-pound package.
Mayer charges that Jews of this city
are being mulcted to the extent of about
soO.ooO through purchase of the alleged
short-weight boxes r7F n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-29
Dallas Leaves on Tour
of Inspection in Vest

Samuel j, Dallas, the president of
the A. A. u, left this city last night
for Chicago to tour the middle West
flor an inspection of the athletic activ-
titles of the Central Association. Not
Ionly will he look into club athletics,
but he also will pay particular at
ltention to the sporting events as con-
lducted by the industrial institutions.
He Is now working on plans to mod
lernize athletics in their relation to
1.-The industrial world.
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WIND TOO MUCH FOR CREW
Coach Wright Gives Penn Oars
men Rest

The Penn oarsmen were given rest
today as a result of the high WIND wnlGh
kicked up a heavy tide in the SchuyllSill
'rhis is the second day that the Red
and Blue blades have been unable to
take their shell from the boathouse
Coach Joe Wright has decided on sew
eral changes in the Junior varsity.
Harrar, Marston and KunZ have been
dropped from the second eight and placed
in the $50 pound crew. Bedell, Goswitch
and Pouter were promoted to the junior
eight.
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Mack Battery Candidates
Still Cling to Work in
Upper Pauilion-DriHs
Cut Short
BIC SQUAD OUT MONDAY
By EDWIN ]. POLLOCK

NOTHING short OF n blizzard and
~ zero weather Is going to stop C.
Mack & Co. from doing business at Shibe
Park. In fact even If the mercury drops
to minus something the doors OF the
concern will not be locked. No matter
how low the pulse OF the business of
baseball beats, the storage plant con-
Quoted under the grandstand will con-
tinue.
This announcement was made by G.
Mack yesterday-that is the statement
regarding baseball, not storage. Seated
comfortably in his snug office while the
winds howled protest against the ar
rival of spring. Connie said defiantly
that his battery men would practice to-
day no matter what the weather con-
ditlons.
All the candidates for the staff got
in two short workouts yesterday Short
is the word. for they were not up on the
upper pavilion for more than one-half
hour in the morning and for no longer in
the afternoon. However. the drilling was
to satisfy the tall tutor. The men
were we'll bundled in heavy clothes and
they managed to work a sweat up.
West Point Cancels
1t was expected that the first practice
game of the season would be played
against the West Point cadets at West
Point today, but the skirmish was called
off
1T got a wire from West Point" said
Mack, Saying that they were having q
small blizzard up there and requesting us
to call the game off"
Connie was all prepared to make the
trip and had Morry Shannon and Joe
Dugan on hand to play the infield, as
we'll as George Burns. Dugan and Shan
non will climb into their baseball suits
this afternoon IL the weather is good
enough to permit the players to go on
the field.
The big squad will report for active
duty on Monday. and Mack believes
that every one will be on hand. with the
exception of Tilly Walker. the home
run twin of George Burns, who Will not
be here until next Wednesday.
Bates Expected
Among the infielders who will report
are Roy Grover and Fred Thomas.
In all, there will be five In
fielders with the players who have re-
ported already. To these will be added
Ray Bates, the young and promising
third baseman. who Is expected back
from the service before long. Jimmy
Dykes will report later.
Three outfielders, Merlin Kopp, who
recently was discharged from the army ;
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BERLIN PAYS HIGHFOR IDLE
Million Marks a Day Cost of Unem.
plOyed Armv

Berlin. March 28.--(By A. P.)-De-
layed.-The support of the unemployed
is costing the municipality of Greater
Berlin 100000 marks day. a clerical
fore" of 2a0O. with n weekly payroll of
100000 marks Is required 10 keep track
OF the army Of wOrkless people
The city council has voted an appro-
Driation of 100. 900 marks for public
improvements for the purpose of anne
lioratinE the condition of the unemploy-
ed. which is rapidly becoming an eco
nOrnic and social menace.
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KOONS BEATS METER
Port Richmond Boxer Wins Good Bout
at Cambria

Joe. Koons, of Richmond, defeated
Dave Meter, of New York last night In
the wind-up at the Cambria Athletic
Club before one of the largest crowds
of the season.
During the first five rounds Meter
and Koons kept things pretty well
evened up, but in the final round Koons
sent .1eter to the floor with a stiff right
iab to the chin. Meter was up at once.
but during the remainder of the round
held on to the New Yorker.
In the semfnal bout of the evening
Eddie Mullen, of Port Richmond, de-
feated Young Larence, from Camden
Charlie O'Neiii did not permit AL Hack
to Iinger long, delivering the old "KO"
to him in the second round.
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BANCROFT SIGNS
Star Shortstop and Coombs Reach
Agreement

Charlotte, y. C., March 29.-Late last
night Manager Coombs had a final con
ference with Dave Bancroft, and the
best little shortstop in baseball finally
came to terms and signed his contract
for one yeear.
Coombs also addressed meeting or
local business men last night. The meet
ing was the first step toward the reor-
ganization of the Carolina League. Char
lotte is behind the movement to reor-
ganiZe this Glass u circuit, and If the
other towns nearby can be induced to
ioin there will be organized baseball
down here this year.
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BORRELL BEAT TAYLOR
kensington Entry Won Every
Round at Pennsgrovc

PennsgrOye, n. j., March 29.--Joe
Borrell. recently returned from over
seas, won every one of the eight rounds
with Ben Taylor, OF England, here last
night.
In the semiwind-up Joe Marks, of
Philadelphia, and Charlie Wood, of
Brooklyn, boxed an eight-round draw.
Young Mitchell stopped Marty Feldman
in the fourth round Frankie Ness and
Joe Rick boxed a four-round draw, and
Sammy Britton, Of Pennsgrove. beat
Mike Heary, of Philadelphia, in four
rounds,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-29

Gene Bailey, the Texas sensation, and
Roth, are expected here Monday.
The Maclcs will be abls to get in only
two days of practice before the first
home game is played with Swarthmore
on Wednesday. The Garnet players are
shaping themselves into their best form
to make n good showing against Mack's
aggregation. Johnny Ogden, who had
try-out with the Giants, will do the
hurling for the suburban nine.
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THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH


TRUTH CENTER. 1928 Walnut st. ~
Daily. MONDAY talks for business people.
1890 p. m. to I y. 5
lectures on Truth by various teachers
at y. IN.
Wednesday and Friday at 2:3O p. IN. and
S:15 y. H., there Will be series OF lee
lures by the Holmes Brothers. Of Los An
gcles, Calf.
owing TO the work of the Holmes Brothers
the regular Tuesday and Thursday after
noon and evening meetings will be omitted
until further notice.
The Center will be open on Thursday at
Z D. m. for priYnte consultation. n.
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100000 Campaign for New College

Elizabethtown. Pa. March 29.--The
over by the Church of the Brethern,
will be one of the finest colleges in the
state. According to present plans, new
buildings and dormitOrieS will be erected
at once and a campaign TO raise half
a million dollars has been launched
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DEMPSEY GIVES EXHIBITION
Boxes Six Rounds in Detroit With
Terry kellar

Detroit, March 29.-Jack Dempsey
boxed SIX exhibition rounds with Terry
Kellar, of Dayton, here last night. The
aspirant to the heavyweight title ex-
tended himself at no time but succeeded
in keeping Kellar at safe distance
throughout. Dempsey weighed 1877.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-29
ST. JAMEs's CHURCH. Philadelphia,

I'd anu Walnut hIh. :
The Rev. John Mockridge. D. D.. Rector.
800 a, m.~-IIoy Communion.
II 900 II. m.--Mornlng Prayer and Litany
with Sermon.
800 D. n.--C'oGfirmation Instruction.
800 p m,-Choral Evensong followed by
Organ Recital.
Sunday Schools at 9:45 a. m. and e.45
p. eig
SI5 y. m.-Informal conference for men
Gin the Guild House. 22l0 SAMSON sO.
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Young Mems Christian Association 4
SUNDAY AT CENTRAL Y, NJ, G. A.,

1921 Arch ST., Phila., March 80. 1919.
3:Oo p, M, lobby--Drop-ln Bible Glass for
ternationsi lesson. Music. cello. violin.
piano, Thomas l.. Lawton. leader. '
Cseccnd foorl-Musicsl program. organ and
orchestra, 4-4:o0. Speaker, Rev, Lynn
Rowman, D. D., Pastor Spring Ga rden M
r. Church. Topic: The God OF Ages ~
500 p. m. lobby-Young Mems Discus
the the New World" w. o. Easton. exsou.
tive secretary. leader. ~ !
Tl6 D. m, lobby, Community hymn sery-
ice The origin and history OF a famous
hymn given each week. George w. schros-
Sis p. M. lobby-Forum 70. msns ana
OyomeA. I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-29

~ ~SNioS of Phlladslphia win
Hall Wesley Bldg. nth and Arch xts-
The SPEAKER will be 7l'{
pHor, p,br, RstoSmsa sen,na ~ " ". ~ p
Pa. on the topic: The Church ard ia
New Era" All mattsrs Of byninssp shepl1
ons-haif hour before myet cling. s71 ~ n ~
Matthew J. Hyndmen. fecrstsry, 4
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Protestant Episcopal
CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR

3Nth above Chestnut st.
500 n. m.--Holy Communion.
il 100 II. m.--Mornlng Prayer and Sermon
Musical Service. March 80. at 7:45 =. m
"Olivet to Calvary"
Tenor Mr. George Rothermel. ..a
Baritone. MIR. W. J. Mayer.
Bass. Mr.. Edwin Evans.
Organist and Chiormaster. Mr.. A. 7.
Maynard.
the SH HyiOur Nr-i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-29
Tanker Explosion Kills Thirty

Venice. March 29.-Thirty persons
were killed and thirty others injured by
the explosion OF an oil tank steamer
here. s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-29
Soccer Games Do,Un
for Decision Todd,
NATIONAL CUP GAME

SATIOSAL CUP GAME
Semifinul
Bethlehem Steel vs. Bricklayers and
Masons' y. G., at Lehigh Stadium,
Bethlehem, Pa.
ALLIED cur
Semi-finaI
Merchant "B" Ns Germantown u.
c. c. "Rovers," at Third and i'ehigh
avenue.
COLLEGE GAMES
University of Pennsylvania vs.
Merton e. c., at Merton, Pa.
Navy Academy, Annapolis. vs.
Baltimore City College, at Baltimore.
Md.
EXHIBITION GAME
Disston b. G. VS. Wolfender Shore,
Jr.. at Cardingtou.
SUNDAY GAMES
NATIONAL cur
Semi-hnal
Morse Dry Dock vs. Paterson +. c.,
at Federal League Park, Newark, y
ALLIED cur
Semi-final
Pusey & Jones vs. Niscose Mig
Co, at Hog Island Baseball Ground.
OTHER GAME
Kingsessing Recreation vs Quinlin
A, c., at Eiftieth and Chester.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-29

Charlie Trucks. ever since he went into
the Casino Alleys as manager has been re-
sponsible for big boom IN the tenpin
game Trucks's speciality matches are draw
Ing big crowds and some fancy pin scattering
has been the result.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-29
Injustice 10 Morgan

Eddie Morgan has taken the count n
number Of times. but the veteran Eng
lish featherweight was charged with n
knockout defeat at the hands of frankie
Britt in Lowell, Mass, last Friday
night. Morgan gave out a signed state
ment last night denying that he was in
Lowell on that evening and proving
that he was at his home in this CITY
when he was supposed to have taken
the count.
The Lowell promoters claim that they
| dealt in good faith with Philadelphia
manager and that the boy who ap-
peared against Britt was supposed to
have been Morgan.
Cass. manager Of Britt. arranged the
match. Cass refused to make known
the name Of the Philadelphia man who
sent the Eddie Morgan" to Lowell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-29

Tommy Farren would make a batter
''skee BALI tosser than bowling player.
but Tommy says he Is going to be great
bowler some day and then will challenge
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-29

The rolling of Sweeney for st. Maria.
carried his team into first place Of the X.
Of g. League.
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SECOND CHURCH, GERMANTOWN

Greene and TuIpthOCKen streets.
Rev. JOHN HARVEY LEE, Pastor.
0:45 a. m.-Cfraded Sunday School.
1l:00 n, m.--Morning worship: sermon By
the pastor.
4:30 D. m-Special Musical Service.
Maunder's Cantata. From OIivet 70 Cal
vary" will be sung by quartet choir under
the leadership of Mr.. John w. Ponlmer.
Jr.. organist.
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Presbyterian
THE ARCH ST. CHURCH. 18th and Arch

Rev. Clarence Edward mccartney will
preach at l045 on The Midnight Sum-
u sermon for those who have suffered af-
fiction, for an that in trouble, IN
. doubt, or In pcrpleXity OF mind
At s. will preach on Three Paths 10
Tears.
l2-Bibie School. 7--Christian Endeavor,~
T:3o-Recital on the Turner organ.
Nohnday services commence April z. g.
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FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH

Rev, FREDERICK r. GRIFFIN. Minister.
10 a. m.--Sundsy School.
II m.--Mr. Griffin will preach.
Subject--"A Reasonable Sunday" SG
Anthems-"As Pants the Hart" by New-
ton. and "God Is Spirit" by Bennett.
Philip II. Goepp. Organist.
UNITARIAN CHURCH OF GERMANTOWN
Chelten ave. and Greene ct,
Rev. ROGER S. FORBES. Minister.
Ii a. m.--"SPRING' 8 SERMON.n
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MESSIAH BAPTIST CHURCH

Flfty-siXth st. and Woodland ave.
Rev. JOSEPH CANNON ELLIS. N. d.
Ill. D.. Pastor.
Sunday School. 2;30 p. m.
EvenlI 6 Service 7:45 o'clock. Rev. George
Chalmers Richmond will preach.
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH t
2iO0 South Broad st.
GROVES w. DREW. d. d. Pastor. a
1910 a. m.-Fifth in series Of Repre-
sentative Men.
,74h p. in-The Defeat. Degrsdation ana
Bible School at 80 u. m. Glasses for all
Prof Charles Hill speaks to the Mems
Class. .HfN ti
Mr.. Weaver will sing. s.,34
The popular church OF South Philadelphia.
Good music and n cordial welcome.
Week Night Bible study. Friday O'clock.
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kilbane.Eox Match

','oohc-rON MatCn
II hiibane can regain the form he
uispiayed In 1917. and Fox continues to
s tlilninate The contending feathers meet
ing petween these boys should prove an
interesting session. Fox came to this
country two months ago with the direct
purpose OF anneXing the American
championship. His debut was impress
siVe and his next showing was sue
cess. 1t remains for Fox to appear
against few more worthy boys In his
class to convince the fans that he has
the goods.
FOX originally was scheduled to meet
trankie Brown this evening, but an in
jury to Browns shoulder forced a
change. Freddy Reese drew the as
signment. Reese has done plenty of
w with Benny Leonard and will at
tfmpt to show Fox few of the punches
he learned while boxing with the cham
pion.
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Baptist


THE TEMPLE
Broad and Berks ste. Ge0o NJ.
RUSSELL H. CONWELL. Pastor.
To the Restless and Discontented:
The Temple Is different. Three thou-
sand separate opera chairs give an indi-
yiduality TO each sitting. Doctor Hanna
md his great chorus with Mr.. Starke 1t
the big organ lead the singing. so that
everybody sings. Mr.. Conwel through
sew nty.slx years OF usefulness has gotten
the habit OF helping folks. Drop In on
sunday morning at 1890 or In the evening
at 100 Parents Day in the Bible School
at 2;So w1rJLSm JLLSSTmd'g5iya byyap Mec1yRpY.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCi

TWenty-fIrRt and Walnut Bts, II1
REV. ALEXANDER MacCoLL. D. D..
Minister
DIR. MacCOLL will preach at II ana .
O. oClock.
Evening subject. Makers Of Roads"
Musical service at TAO p. m. by the
Chorus-Cho,r. under the direction OF N.
Lindsay Norden. The music will include:
Soprano and tenor duet. Love Divine
stainer
Anthems. Pierce was the Wild Bilow''
r. Noble
II Am Alpha and Omeso" ...... Gounod
Alto solo There Is Green Hill" .9ounod
Vesper hymn. Now the Day Is Over"
Sunday School and adult Bible classes at
10 O'Clock
Mems Open Forum at 10 o'clock In the
parish house. Subject: What Can the
Church DO to Take the Place of the
Vanishing Saloon as the Poor Mans
Club?" Leader. Mr.. Walter $. Mc1nnes.
I.enten service, Wednesday at D. m.
Address by Dr. MacColl. Subject: ''The
Place Of Sclf-Denial in an Efficient Lfe."7
Visitors and especially men In uniform.
nlw We
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KILBANE AND FOX
STILL IN DEMAND
Both Appear Here Twice
Within Next Two Weeks.
English Boy at National
MEETS REESE TONIGHT
By JAMES S. CAROLAN

Johnny kilbane and Joey Fox, fea-
therweight headliners, are in demand.
For the third time within five weeks,
Fox will be featured at the National to-
night against Freddy Reese. on the
night OF April 7 he boxes Joe Tiplitz at
the Olympia.
kiibane will be here Monday night to
oppose Johnny Mealy at the Olympia.
One week from tonight he will appear at
the National against a worthy oppon-
| ent. Joe Fletcher, OF the National, last
night stated that Kilbane positively
would be featured at the Eleventh and
Catharlhe streets club on April 5.
The popularity of this brace OF fea-
thers was shown at the gate when both
! boys established new records for both
the National and Olympia. Fox and
hooldeau shattered the first National
record and two weeks later, opposed to
louisiana, Fox sent the figures well
beyond the $4,000 mark.
kilbane's comeback against Frankie
bro"n at the Olympia cannot be classed
as success for the champion. but II
was record breaker for the Olvmnia
club.
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Eddie O'Keefe has been very silent ~ Lot.
Ever since he staged that successfuI come
back against Phil tranchnl he has been
working quietly at Port Deposit. Md.