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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-22
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Charleston Evening Post: The
state of Kansas is going to test Bur
leson's powers to fix wire rates by
bringing suit in the United States
supreme court Kansas is a hardy
state; but isn't it afraid Burleson
will cut off it's mail service by way
of retaliation if he gets the worst
of it?
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09
SMITH MEETS CANS
IN "ELKS' SPECIAL y
Star Bayonne MiddIeweight
Faces Panama Champion
at Shore Tonight
LEW CRIMSON TO REFEREE

Atlantic City. July "a special
boxing show has been arranged for
'ElkS' night at the Atlantic City
Sporting Club tonight.
Jeff Smith. of Bayonne. n. J.. who
outfought Mike Gibbons in Kansas City
on July 4. will take on Joe Cans, light
heavyweight champion of Panama, in
the eight round feature.
Smith has been brilliant performer.
He still has in his possession the mid
dleweight championship belt of Europe.
which he won in a title meeting in
Paris. The pride of Bayonne registered
his most notable victory of the year
when he beat Mike Gibbons. Tonight
he hopes and expects to put away the
dusky champion from the isthmus.
Lew Crimson, of Philadelphia, will
make his debut as a referee in an At
lantic City ring. Promoter Herman
Taylor assigned the skillful referee to
officiate in this important battle.
Willie Coulon. of Memphis, will be
seen against Victor Ritchie in the
eight round semiinal. Wally Hinkle,
of Philadelphia VS.. Tommy Warren and
Teddy Leonard VS.. Johnny Ray also
exhibit.
The regular fight night here is on
Thursday. but the show was advanced
to tonight at the request of the Elks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09
INJURED RIBS KEEP
WILEY OUT OF RACE
Star WithdraWs From Fifty
Mile Paced Grind Against
Stellar Field
CHAPMAN REPLACES HIM

George Wiley. the Syracuse boy. will
mile motorpaced grind at the Point
Br"ezr Nolodrome tomorrow night. 1t
was discovered that the veteran rider
fractured two ribs last Thursday night
In that race he was leading at the
forty mile mark when he took q spill
and was carried from the track.
At first it was believed the injuries
were slight, but an examination showed
his ribs had been fractured. George
Chapman, the youthful Newark pace
follower. who was shaken up and badly
bruised in match with Clarence Car
man last Saturday night will take
Wil"y's place. Chapman has responded
to treatment and expects to be in con %
dition.
Percy Lawrence. the present Amcri j.
can champion. will he the favorite,
| Other starters will be Vincent Madonna,
the Italian hcadlincr Frank Cory, the
! Australian champion, and Bobby Wal
thour. Of Atlanta.
| Lawrence took the sixty two and
one half mile race last Thursday night
and hopes to take tomorrow night 5
feature Much depends on the draw fol
pace. for the two that land Hunter and
Anderson have the edge on the others
Speedy NandPrberry, John Schlei and
Eddie Root. the latter one-time fa
nous six day rider, will. be the Other
PAGERS.
One professional sprint race and two
amateur events are on the card.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES
IN THE SPORTLIGHT-BY GRANTLAND RIC
Copyright 1919. All rights reserved

Frank conlin. $50 East Martin street. Rox-
borough.
Liberty Stars; colored travelling team;
has July 1s 49, an AusE't 2 10 and
south Ounce street.
nos team paying az sYs SS
Lavery, 2329 Fernon street.
Darby Professionals have July IL and IL
SSDaranPse. SSsr nPs Z. II, s@ith. ios South Sixth
street, Darby.
fremont A. g. ffteen and sixteen year
Lit Brothers Jrs, McNrul!en A. g, Gross
S. +. corner Thirty-ninth and Brandywins
streets.
Clover r. c.. a sixteen to eighteen year
teams paying guarantee. R. Braun. AS
West Dauphin street.
for home teams paying a guarantee. Joseph
Schorle. PA Genwood avenue.
Thompson B. c., a ffteen-seventeen-year
old uniformed travelling nine. has few
guar SSara@tss Earle cioweF. @ e5s S Scrts RHy1s s1den.
ham street
Clifton A. c., a sixteen en-eighteen-year-old
travelling team. has August 10. 23 and 80.
and also Sunday dates open. r. Laury,
1924 Tasker street.
Philadelphia City, seuipro travelling
team has July 10 and later dates open. ],
II. Daley, 7l9 Belgrade street.
Americas A. A. has open dates In August
for seventeen en-eighteen-year-oldh home teams.
NJ. J. Luft. 2447 Memphis street.
North Side Profs. has July II. l3, 10 and
20 open away for some good home clubs.
]. J. Hoover. 2035 North American street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09

bring these boys into a meeting with
Tender have failed
Tender met Joe Walling in Newark
last February and outfought the rangy
lightweight in eight hard rounds. Well
ing opened deep cash over Tenders s
left eye, the first time the southpaw
ever was badly damaged in battle.
Greb Contender
But Tondlcr'S win over yelling was
not decisive. Wclling has given Dun
dee, Cline and Leonard plenty of trouble.
Ii Tender trounccs. or perhaps, knocks
out yelling at Shibe Park Monday
night, then it will be hard to keep Lew
from getting the recognition he deserves.
Another boy who has broken into the
sportlight during the last two months is
Harry Grcb, the Pittsburgh light heavy
weight. Greb has been going through
the field like IL demon. His latest con =
quest was a fifteen round victory over
Bill Brennan in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Brennan once gave Dempsey u real
battle for six rounds.
Grcb is after n meeting with Demp
sey. If Grcb pulls a Dempsey and stops
l.evinsky on Monday night his chances
will be bright.
Def to Dempsey
| The following letter was received
yesterday from James NJ. CRcddy) Ma
son, manager of Grcb:
Pittsburgh. July I.
1--WE just got back from Tulsa, where
Greb beat Bill Brennan and, while i
was a great fight, Greb beat Brennan
all the way. Brennan was in grea
shape and took good beating; mucl
worse, in fact. than Willard did will
Dempsey at Toledo.
Harry is ready for Levinsky. | ais,
received another offer for Greb to bo,
Jamaica Kid, Dempsey's sparring part
ner. in your city. I wish to- state tina
Greb will meet that other dark skinnet
fellow that was trained b" the Jamaici
Kid. ! mean Jack Dempsey.
I'VE are open for engagements an,
time with that wonderful puncher, who
according to his own gang, hit jess sew
enty- seven times, and then the cirCu
man had to toss in the towel as a tokeI
of defeat Any time Dempsey wants
fight with Greb he can have it, and h
will find that it won't be with a jelly
fish like Willard.
,"Greb gave away thirty five pound
to Brennan. That's almost as much a
Dempsey gave away to Willard. But
take it from me, we're ready for Demp
Sey."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09

Ing Eddie Welsh in the main number. Joe
M"ndell vs Smiling Richie, Joe Stanley vs.
Young Angelo and Billy Devine vs. Joe
Belmont also are on the Trenton card.
Benny Valger and Johnny Dundee are due
to cias in Boston on July 10 Vager has
battles that the fans insisted upon a meet
ing with the Classy Italian lightweight The
Dat'e Is scheduled to go twelve rounds.
frankie Burns and Jabez White come to-
gether in Jersey City on Monday night
White and Burns fought in Albany last
week,
Jack Britton will entertain in Connells-
vile Pa. tonight The welterweight cham
Eddie Fitzsimmons. Danny Morgan 8
promising liGhtweight. has siEaed to meet
ton Monday night. The battle will be fought
at Fenway Park.
the ring at the Atlantic city sportinF' 'T rIub 1b
tcnlght The Olymnia's official referee had
oeeh officiating at Pennsgrove all season
Herman Hindin' writes that he has Max
W MMIliismson all tuned up for a meeting with
good showing against Patsy Wallace at the
shore few weeks ago,
Battling Murray has not been doing much
dition and making ready a regular attack
on the leading bantams this winter He
WIN he seen a number of times at the open.
air clubs.
II Is reported that the Empire A. c. will
not run any show for at least a month while
the club Is being repaired.
Lew Tender Is doing lot OF rope skipping
IN preparing for his match with Joe we'll,
Ing. The southpaw Is hopping the hemp te
the tune OF II Dnu't Want Doctor hut
Glye Me a Reau,ifal Girl Jack Mills
latest song hit -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09
ONLY2 TITLE BOUTS
STAGED THIS SEASON
In Both Meetings Crotrns Changed Hands, Dempsey and
Britton Taking Honors-Le,cis, Tender and Creb
Worthy of Championship Battles
BY JAMES s. CAROLAN

yXTl!HN Jack Dempsey dropped Jess
" Willard and thereby annexed the
heavyweight crown, it was the first
championship to change hands in six
months. 1t also will be recalled that
Jack Britton surprised by regaining his
crown by stopping Ted (Kid) Lewis.
Leonard, Kilbanp and Herman are
rIlnglng to their titles. Kibane has
peen IN power for seven years, Leonard
mas been king since 1917. while Herman
has r"ignod without interruption for
more than two years.
Herman has not defended his crown
against worthy foe since he defeated
Nld Williams on points in n twenty
round decision battle in New Orleans.
hllbane has been engaging in limited
battles. Benny Leonard has not placed
his title in jeopardy since he dpposed
Freddy Welsh.
Dempsey Always Ready.
Jack Dempsey has not been in mower
long, but it took only n few hours to
learn that he was ready to give all
rhalIongers a smash at his newly wor
hOnOrs.
As for Jack Britton. that craft,
champion is ready and willing at al
times to give any challenger chance
Lewis gave Britton a couple OF chance
to regain the crown. Brtton has an
nounced that he is willing to meet th
EngIlshman over the championship dis
tance. 1t is reported that the mattel
has been clinched for a title mectin,
between them for Labor Day.
Britton and Dempsey have been tn
only champions crowned in 1919 Their
IS a chance of the title changing hand
again if Lewis and Britton meet.
Tenders Record
Now the one boy who is likely t
be the third ring artist crowned is Ley
/ Tender. All this brilliant southpa,
needs is chance. He has demon
| StratCd his class against the best light
weights in the world His record is
/ brilliant one.
Irish Patsy Cline. Willie Jackson
Johnny Dundee, Harvey, Thorpc
frankie Callahan, Tommy Tuohcy. Pet
Hartley, Phil Bloom, Ever Hammer
Harlem Eddie Kelly. George ChaneS
Joe Welsh, Packey Hommey. Cal De
laney and dozens of others have wilte
under his destructive attack.
Charley White and Benny Leonar
have been the only lightweight head
! liners he has not engaged. Efforts t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

Smith and Panama Joe Cans will do the
entertaining in the main act at the Atlantic
City Sporting Club.
The only show of the, week in this city
ITT the EdGa orI Mg TPTn 4r R arena dr
Richmond entry, will have the main assign
ment, opposing Jack Ward. of Elizabeth,
Jack HAGEN will present a new hope In
one of the Cambria preliminaries when he
against Young Fitzpatrick. The other Cam
bria bouts follow: Willie McGloskey VS.
and Young Critic VS. Billy Williams.
Promoter Critic. OF the National A. A.,
to Monday. His first show will be staged
Monday night and will bring together Eddie
Wagond and Wally Hinkle in the main
session.
Johnny Piazzl and Jack Howie clash in
presents Eddie Hood and Eddie. Mitchell,
The other bouts follow: Young Sherlock vs.
Young Mack and Ede Kirby VS. Joe santry.
The National show will conflict with the
all-star program arranged for Shibe Park
Monday might Promoter Phil GIassman
Harry Greb VS. Battling Leyinsky. George
Chaney VS. joe Tiplit2. Ted Hid) Lewis VS.
Steve Latso and Eddie Moy VS. Harry Pierce.
The new, Pennsgroye A. G, will open
Friday night. Kid Wagner faces Jimmy
Myson in the eight round final. The other
bouts follow: Joe Stanley VS. Sammy Segar.
Young Jimmy Murphy VS. Billy Devine and
Frankie Ness VS. Muggsy Rudder.
Jimmy DeForest, trainer OF Jack Demp-
sey. is promoting shows in Long Branch.
For Friday night he has signed Johnny
Clinton to meet Micky Donley.
Harry. u<ldy Brown WIN 81 gineap dut,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09
DEMPSEY REFUSES OFFER
Champion viii Not Go to Europe for
Bout With Carpenter

Jack Dempsey will not go to Europe
to box Georges Carpenter, according
to messages received today from Jack
Kearns, his manager. A large offer has
been received, it was said, but will not
be accepted.
Kearns stated Dempsey will leave in
few days for Salt Lake City where
he will visit his mother. He now is
in Cincinnati. Returning east the cham
pion will join a circus.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09
JAWN McGRAW TO PROTEST
Says Reds and Pirates Should Have
Played Nine lnnInas

New York, July 9.-Manager John
j. McGraw, of the Giants, announced
yesterday that he will protest the sec
ond game played by the Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati teams at Cincinnati last
Sunday. The game was won by Cincin-
natl by to score. Only six innings
were played, the contest being called to
allow the Reds to catch a train.
McGraw's protest is based on the
calling of the game before nine inn
ings had been played. According to
the rules, a game can be shortened
only when absolutely necessary to
make train connections. McGraw claims
that a later train could have been
taken, allowing the teams to play a
full game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09
PLANS SPORTS FOR ALL
Berry viii Reorsanize Athletic sys
tenn at Cornell

New York, July 9.-Romeyn Berry.
of this city, has announced his ac :
ceptance of the position of graduate
manager of athletics at Cornell Univer
sity. succeeding G. Erwin Kent, who
resigned last year to enter war service
Berry, who was prominent in ath .
letic. fraternity and literary circles at
Cornell as an undergraduate some ff-
teen years ago, will give up his law
practice in this city and live at Ithaca
in order to reorganize and develor
athletics at Cornell upon broader
scale than heretofore attempted in
eastern colleges,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09
Easy for Atlas Ball

An exhibition game OF teams in the Phila-
delphIa Manufacturers, League. played at
BAH taking an easy victory from Schultz
KoertinE q TO 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09
CRA VATH'S BASEBALL
REIGN JUST SERIES
OF UPHILL BATTLES
CdpUy Now Faces Tough Job With Phils Camped il,
Eighth Place, but This Is no NetU Experience He
AI,Uays Had to Fight for Recognition
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

has something else brag about Not only
which
will double something like while potns
He will
ball ordinary
the dismal He
his hands what likes He has been battling recognition
remember his life has been and downs,
with downs
club After the Red purchased him and av
He
a Most
This
him Comikcy
White Sox n
In did of his handkerchief and
hitting 164 relief
sold to Minneapolis Joe CaOus Old Mans Home
That Cravath the major leagues He fired
off three clubs labeled has been
expected him but be fooled them all.
STARTED soak home batting
- and Horace Foo then president Of the Pills. purchased him
$780, has than
cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09

tAH w LlNDED LC/lNC AOO
COBB, THORPE, CANS @
ONL Y SUPERSTARS
OF LAST TEN YEARS
This Trio Stands Out as the Only Everyt,ing Boys in
Realm of Sports Capable of Performing
Brilliantly in Al Departments
IN THE spoRrLrcHr-BY GRANTIAND RICE
A sro,ve
The "Eperyhing' Boys
Blessed % with % T %s % G % nT gain, dsvsD svSs an entry who
fingers srim paw
THESE pop genroions Hardly
that often But "hen they arrive they Leave further
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hit b @ G 1 % 5 hoso % of G a T1 nD % o & could
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things and star at ALL
HEHAD football
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In Boxing
w We had subtle
He SPOKE if there thought
replied St the Tsa f % Ts ns % % % no @ % a one subject that produced
Go an Ta os Of % ss 5 did, 1t was gradual" agreed that Joe
He quick and strong, clever could
counter duck, hook waop, uppercutanytbng
He outclassed in cne either
he could out lightweight the docket with the possible
he
LIE HAD everything any time he cookdb
IL the managerial staff He of the Old Masters.
In Baseball
Thy COBB is the 'eyhng
marvel of the games ofene But he
to ofootba
thor. 1srs he To. % ] jobs @ baseball
He in
infed outfeld
to Cobb offensive star. Neither is else
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09
Garry Hit Many Costly Homers

AvVY CRAyATH fighter of laying down
~ baseball ocyard he played
the the big
year Minneapolis,
eve n
games bngs
thirty three bases, which good considered slow
field Minneapolis
He ball
through
window tailor Each window broken
tllon had $50 for and after half
told he would be he ball
he stand
thirty old when he the Phies Even
considered entirely be of
in
about his
York Giants Chris pitching had
when the eighth inning the
pinch hitter All he did ball
field wall winning The ruined b
he waoped homer into the left field blachers.
Gavvy has regular delivered the
famous hitter hitting 92
This
THIS b outline Of the Of the sug0cr the
the
hei etter ann man in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09

Collins A. C., eighteen to twenty year old
travelling team. would like to arrange games
with teams Of that age for a double header
on Labor Day. V. r. Clements. 1881 Moore
afr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09

tea@ Vsn Wsnts a. games. me- john sa@yer aVfIs i7ls
Snyder avenue.
Ryan A. C.. ball park at Forty-eighth and
aFoyn sdot Powell w par pghy aae 'hs july S
mines, min j. Nicholson. sire Merton avenue
out es game M fi for July W IL and Is and Would
like to hear from Audubon. HarrowKate.
isS Wesf Lppneott tna Street H.
Allison A. G.. travelling team j. has s. oFsn sn
William o'Neill. 57S6 Lansdowne avenue.
team. Manager, Pachter would like to ar
range games with first-class teams Offering a
guarantee. Paul S. Pachter. 1909 North
Marshall street.
travelling team. is without a game for Sat:
urday. William Kalbacher. AL Cleveland
avenue.
Germantown Collegians would like to hear
from first-class home teams. II. J. Conway.
5625 Heiskell street.
West Philadelphia Catholic Club has july
~ open for a first-class home club r. j.
Panzullo. Barring 7414 between and s p. IN.
class home mines paying a guarantee foI
August 8. 20. September l. Labor Day Ia
MI and September O. @. X. Abmeyer. 612C
Christian street.
Collins A. c.. eighteen to twenty year ole
travelling team. would like to arrange game.
with teams of that age for double header
on Labor Day. V. r. Clements. 1881 Moore
street.
Shamrock {. c. desires a game for july
| l2 with ahv first-class home team. Leo j
Logan. 1901 North Nineteenth street.
Rose +. c., a first-class travelling nine
| has open dates in July and August anc
would like to hear from East Germantowr
| r C.. Mister Park or U. s. s. Michigan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09

Shamrock {. c. desires a game for July
l2 with ahv first-class home team. Leo j.
Logan. 1901 North Nineteenth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09
ARRANGE POST SERIES
Intern national and American AssocIa'
tIon Winners viii Meet In Fall

New York. July "a post season
baseball series between the American
Association and the International
League pennant winning teams was de-
sided upon at meeting of the lat
ter organization yesterday. The series
viii consist of the best four out Of
seven games, vlay 70 begin about the
FIRST week Of October.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-09

Tabernacle A. A. wants games with first
class home mines paying guarantee for
August g. 20. September l, Labor Day Ia.
Christian street