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The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
TIE MEMORIAL StnIETI.

\ regular meeting Of athc ID. T..
Mcnorah society was held sunday eve
ming at the Adams hotel. The prin-
cipa! speaker of the evening wns lbr.
4. ID. Spivak. lie gave a very inter
cstiig talk on the Health of Jews
lie emphasized the need Of inaugural
ing a movement among the Jews OF
this country TO improve ihc sanitary
conditions that health may he hcnciitcd
and life prolonged.
Jews have many movements aioiS
religious. economic and intellectual
lines. also to combat disease. hut none
for the promoticn and hcttcrn,rnt or
health.
The remainder of the program 1ol
the evening was piano solo by Miss
Meyers. vocal solos by Miss Frcdi
Cooper and talks by returned solhirrS.
members of the Mcnorah society.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
MIR. KAHN Is TOO FAR AWAY
FROM is

First of all, We must understand that
the Congressman is above all poll
ticiau. and il is Of course natural for
any Republican Congressman to be
dissatisfied with the Democratic Pres
idcnt at every opportunity and NJ
every diversion Of opinion. Secondly
Mr.. Kahn knows only the class of Jews
thai think of Judaism and American
ism as lie does and as resident of the
far West he has never come in touch
with the Jewish masses. and does not
know their feelings. their sentiments,
and their conception of AmcricaniSm
We do not ut all mean 10y this To mini
mizc the Importance of our Congress
man. nor minimize the Importance of
his constituency. but the geographical
pnSition has. we believe. IL great deal
to do with his peculiar conception Of
nationaliSm and with Ills peculiar con.
ceptiom Of things that lIav" taken place
in Europc and III America.
The general viewpoint If the Jews
OF Hioni>tS and n"n-IinniStS i> t" give
every support 10 Great brltaiil anu Nv
associates and friends. to give her
every cucoura cement uoSSihlc to The
fulfllmcnt of her promise. The world
power has promised us to establish II
national homeland for the Jewish pco;
pie. Other Governments. great ana
small have united in the support ~
Great Britain tor the creation of
Jewish Homeland. Even today there
are countries where the Jews are re
yarlcd rs n separate nation and there
is no doubt in nnybody'S mind that
those Jews need II national homeland
uud If we like il or we don't we are
to Il great extent responsible Tor thoS''
Jews and it is in our interest to see
that they have Il home of their Own
where they will he able to live freely
and unhampcrr,i. This is so clear To
everyone that we have almost ceased
to debate the question. hut it seems
that this is clearer in New York than
If is in San Francisco. \ common nn
,lcrstandinc of this question seems
essential and prerequisite for unity
in Jewish lifc.-JcwiSh Morning JOurn-
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
Il. NJ. ii. NOTES.
Home Coming Celebration Great Sue,
cess,


About 500 young and old folks paid
tribute to the patriotism of our boys
in uniform last Friday night at the
Synagdg. \ special service was held
in their honor The memorial Kud-
dish was rrcitcd for our dead heroes.
Messages were given hy Mr. Moses
Philips. Mr.. Abe Shraibcrg. Mr.. Win.
SOLUBLE Mr.. VIM. Zall and Mr.. Arm
old Wcfnbcrger. Mr.. Sig Strauss, vice
president of the Jewish Welfare Board
presided. The social nour was in
charge Of the Ladies' Auxiliary assist
ed by the Beta Gammas. L. $. \. Girls
and the Synagog Junior builders. Re-
trcshmcntS were served. Mr.. Arnold
Rose sang camp songs and Miss Ida
Gross led in singing patriotic songs.
Visitors remained till midnight. This
is the first of IL series of home COM
ing celebrations to be held at Synasos.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
LEAGUE OF JEWISH YOUTH.

a meeting of the Lcagu" of Jewish
Celia Morris, 1925 l.. 18th Ave. Feb
26. 1919. Several important matters
were brought up and discussed. the
AmericaniZation movement the Roo>c-
vclt Memorial work and plans for II
were talked about and final decision
were left for next meeting All or
GanizationS containing young men or
women or both are urgently requested
to send delegates to the next meeting
which is to be held ut the home of
Simon JudclOvitZ. 1853 Vine street.
Monday evening. March IL. Election
of Officers will also he held.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
H-Bluebird-.j.

The H-Blucbird-.I hcid n very in
tcreSting session last Thursday at tn"
home of Mr.. Max Mil>trin the latest
recruit of the club to he drafted into
the state of matrm"my. The club
presented him with "a suitable gift.
which his better half gracefully ac-
ccpted.
Arrangements were made for the
first dance party. to be held Sunday.
March 9th. at Normal Hall. Special
music has been obtained for the &c
casion The entertainment committee.
Mr. Cohen. Mr.. Zclkin. and Mr.. Wcis-
ner. under direction of Mr.. Schlcsingcr.
has promised to put over pro-
gram of exceptional merit. One fca-
ture 60 of the evening will be the
singing by the Rluebird quartet. ID!dst
thou ever hear a Bluchird sing:)
Sunday evening the Bluebird club
attended the entertainment given by
the Junior Council. and they wish to
compliment tho young ladies' for the
delightful program they had arranged.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
OlIeb ZadelI Victory Purim Ball.

Arrangements have been completed
for the Grand Iurim ball to be given by
the Oh"b Zadek Congregation on We'd
mcSday evening. March II at F.l .Ichcl
Temple The committee has left
nothing undonc 10 make this affair
81 real victory both social and finnn'
cial which young and old will en-
Joy GoOdman'S orchestra has promiS-
city. Besides the good time that is
assured you will help along n
good cause. as every dollar spent will
help buy ten bricks for the ncv
Synngog which will shortly he il
course of construction.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
COLONNADE DANCE.
Thursday Evening. March Goth at Fl
Jebel Hall.

As the days 20 by the greatest dance
OF the year approaches. What dance:
Well that's Il funny question: Ihc
ColOnnndc. of course. Many attractive
novelties. Bigger and better than ever.
We expect yon all ont Don't forget
the time. the place and the date. March
10th. 1919. FL Jchcl hall. The or
chcStra? Morrison'S eight piece jnz8
singing orchestra. Remember last
years affair. We'll. that speaks for
itself
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
PURIM MASQCERADE BALL.
III Jebcl. Thursday. March 6.

The Is. NJ. II. Ladies' Auxiliary nav,
fair
The finest Jazz band awaits you.
Come join in the fun Of merry max
crS See the fine costumes and special
novelties. Handsome prizes. Meet The
SammieS. oIr guests.
Refreshments free TO all boys in
uniform.
You have been there bcfOrc--yoiI
know the Il. NJ. H. spirit II good time
for all.
We hope to meet you there. Where:
At FL Jcbcl Temple Thursday. March q.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
W. y. u. 4. DANCE.

say old chap. The y. w. ii. a.
is giving their Annual Shirt Waist
club. Jazz music. Il prize for the
loudest shirt. several surprises. and
part of the money going for charity.
Same Dance-You bet I'll he there.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
J. W, Il. NOTES.

The md monthly entertainment I'M
der the auspices of iii" Jewish Wei
fare Roard WAS held ut Ft. Logan,
Colo. last Tuesday night. An unusual
program for the soldier boys present
was rendered us follows:
Piano and vocal solo. Miss Zigmond
Musical numbers Of the latest Jazz
Variety -.-.--.--...----..-.....----- Miss l"lllSh
Review of Popular Songs.
Vocal ...-........-...:..-..-...-.. Miss lSrnclski
Reading .-...-...---...........--... Miss Spivnk
Singing of French SOnSg ....----.--.----
................--..-.-- Miss Gertrhue
TcrpSichorean Dances. Miss Rcatricc
! Rag Time Hits on the Piano. -.......
.......... ....... ....-.......-..t. Miss Nogt
The boys fairly raised thc roof of
the spaciohs NJ c \ hut. so thunder
Gus was their applause. Each soldier
was presented With a generous bag of
fine candies at the conclusion of the
performance. The j. w Il. is arrang-
ing for an elaborate Purim entertain
mcnt for both the TT. Logan camp
and Aurora hospital.
At the expense of the j. w. H.. the
soldiers at both the above named posts
are the guests to attend the Annual
Il. NJ. II. Ladies' AuNlIiary Purlm
ball on March 9th. Many of the re-
turned overseas men have also been
given tickets for this affair. All sol
dicrs or sailors in uniform desiring
admission should see Mr.. Arnold Weln-
berger. executive secretary at the door.
Numerous comforts and necessaries
have been purchased during the past
week for the soldiers at the Recuper-
alton Camp. Also two American flags
for presentation to Captain Hirsch-
berg's ward at the hospital.
Keep your eye on the Denver Branch
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
Oheb Zatlek Meeting.

\ meeting of the members of the
Congregation and Ladies' Auxiliary
will he held Sunday March 9tlI n
> 80 y. m. ut Evans Hall. Revised
plans of the new Synagog will he pre-
scented 10 the members for consider
alton and other very important mat,
tcrs will he brought before the meet.
ing
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
Denver Hebrew School.

The annual eXaminat tion of the Den
yer Hebrew school will be held Sun
day night, March 9th at the Synagog.
Diplomas will be given. Prizes will be
awarded. Fine music. Come and he
convinced that Hebrew is a living Ian
suace. All are invitca.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
Ladies' Auxiliary,

The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold IL
regular meeting at the Adams hotel
Wednesday afternoon. Interesting pro-
gram. All members are urged to at
tend No cards will be sent.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
Clubs
TIE TEMPLE SISTER
HOOD MARCH II

An interesting meeting of lh" Sister
hood of the Temple will br held Mon.
Father Hugh l.. McMcnamin will
speak on 'AmcricnniZati ti0n. and
Rabbi William $. Friedman "n The
l. NJ Wise Centenary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Our business is clear. Every Jew
and .Icwess must h" a server and n
teacher. an exponent of Jewish life
and Jewish observance. No need 10
boast of doing nothing for Judaism
except perhaps support congregation
with more or less dues. Each one
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05
Social Neus

Mrs. Max M.chaclson Is at ST.
Lukc'> hospital recupcrating from an
operation whIcn she underwent last
Saturday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

must do something for oneself, ones
family. and ones community. The
is never too soon to set about doing
SON. y. \. Cohen in Jewish Tribune.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Mrs. Ann IIlumcnthal spent II few
days in Denver en- route from Los I'm
gelcs to Chicago. Mrs. EIIm"nthal
will spend several months in TIA" latter
city visiting relatives. She was uc.
companicd by her son Franci>.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Mfr. and Mrs. Mike Micha"l>"n were
the hosts Of II prr-nupiual dinner in
honor of Miss Anna DOical and Nor
ris Sterling Reichart last Saturday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Mrs. $. RuSman was the hostess at
Il very pleasant afternoon. Th" ladies
played cards and enjoyed Tia" delight
ful refreshments served.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Miss Fannie Rlitz entertained at a
luncheon Bridge TucSuay
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Mrs. 4. y. sweet left Saturday to
join her husband at Tw.n Falls,
Idaho.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Solomon aumounc,
the engagement of their daughter
Blumn. to lIarr.' Nntin Of New lorl
city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Mr.. Alfred patck left last week fo
an extended business trip thru eastern
cities.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Mrs. Harry tnwin of Inmpa. Colo
is visiting relatives in the city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

from Il visit with relatives in ST.
Louis.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Ben y. Schwartz. who is making an
extended eastern business lrir will
spend II couple oi weeks nj Hot Springs
on his way home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Subscribe to the Jewish News.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

"f the Jewish Welfare Board for real
action in connection with Army and
Navy Welfare work
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Mrs. ID. \. Block will entertain il
honor of Mrs. Zimmerman of Salt Lake
Thursday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lichtcnsteir
announce the arrival of a son. Feb
2Gth at st. Joseph's hospital. Mother
and son both doing nicely.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

David D. Stark. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Stark is visiting his parents. He
has been ut Port Arthur serving as
ment. and has lust been released from
service. He is on his way east where
lie makes his home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

The Mcsdamcs ISadOre Amtcr. Nor.
riS Cohm and David l.. Harlem will
he the hostcsscs of an elaborate lunch.
con bridge Friday at the Brown Pal.
acc hotel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Mr. and Mrs. II. HOrwitZ. left last
Friday night. for Salt Lake city. on
an extended trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Mrs. y. Cohn was the mouse guest
of Mrs Joe Miller last weekend
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-05

Mrs. !. J. KOlinskyy gave n theatre.
party at the Orphcum in honor of Mrs.
y. Cohen of Chicago Thursday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-20

Toledo, June % With the heavy
weight championship contest between
Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey set
for two weeks from today. Tex Rick
ard, promoter Of the match. announced
today that the cash receipts now in
deposit in Toledo banks totaled S325,
600. which assures financial success
for what probably will be the greatest
sporting spectacle in modern history.
This sum does not take into account
money paid for tickets in agencies in
other cities. nor the tickets held in
reservation for which certified checks
have not been received. Probably an
other $50 900 is tied up in ticket res
ervations. Six clerks are working tif-
teen hours daily sending tickets by
registered mail, but Promoter Rickard
does not expect the eleventh hour rush
to develop until the latter part of next
week.
There arc plenty of choice seats
available" Richard said today, de
spite the tremendous advance sale. a
great many reservations are being tenn
porari,y held up pending definite ruling
from the railroad administration in re-
gard to the operation of special trains.
| expect favorable ruling in this re-
gard within a day or two
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-20
TWO YANK STAR
ATHLETES INJURED
Moore and Carroll Lost to U. S.
Team for Allied
Games
FINALS ARE DECIDE D

COlOmbes, France. June 20.-The
American team has lost two good men
in Moore, Of Harvard. and Carroll of
the University of Illinois. through
spraining tendons respectively in the
100 and 900 meters sprints.
In the finals of the field and track
events held today by the American expe-
dltlonary forces the following men
qualified for the interalled contests:
n, 200 2G0-neters-Lieutenant c. w. Paddock.
- % seconds. Paddock nosed out Tescher
I900-meters-Tescher. II seconds.
seconds te' '' '-'
= lin-meters. high hurdle. Lieutenant 3.
c. Simpson. 16 1-5 seconds "
ioonu meters, cross country-Ginnako.
poIls; 81 minutes Al 3-5 seconds
foie vault-Irving tied with Floyd at IL
Stout of Chicago University won the
InW' meters run. Llversledge the shotput,
BErd the discus. Butler the running broa
jump, Trenn the hop. step and jump. Tay.
| Tor. Of the Irish American Athletic Club, the
standing broad jump. Bronder. Of New York
the JaNeln event, and Faller the 10 OOO.
meter modified marath thon.
Larson and Rice tied in the running high
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-20
EianIey Triumphs
Willard Is Right, Says Chip

Toledo, o., June 20.-Joe Chip prob
ably knows more about the condition
of Jess Willard than any man who has
approached the big champion. Joe de-
cared today that he believe Jess is in
fine shape.
Joe can punch with many a heavy
weight and get the better of it. He had
been ramming his heavy hands into
Jess's abdomen, socking them into his
chin and head and flinging them about
with a recklessness that would mean
curtains for most middleweights.
Gee" he said, L cant hurt that
big fellow. I've been slamming him
VITA everything I've got. ! can punch,
too, but ] cant make an impression
on Willard.
'If Dempsey hurts Willard he's got
to hit him mighty hard. He's is condi
ton and will get better as he goes
along. think he's right.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-20

t9Tn S,Sd Wm team. J. j. Hoover. Bell Kensington
Rosefeld Club wants games with irst-class
home clubs especially Wister Park. Ger
mantown b. c. Blues, and Godfrey. +. Con-
lin. $50 East Martin street. Roxborough.
West Philadelphia Professionals has July
4, tmorning and afternoon open for a first
class home club. Charles Lents. $685. Chest
nut st.
and July open for home clubs Offering a
guarantee. F. Carroll. 1918 North Etting
street.
The Godfrey r. G.. now in its seventh
The. Germantown ColleEians, hrst-class
Conway IN SGy sSS Heske f9r al sPee
Enterprise Juniors wc''h like to hear from
All ssyenteen.eightesn- old home teams;
Shay care OF st. Nincents HILL East
The Middle City Club is without a game
for July 4. A. A. Cura. l705 North Eight
eenth street,
Pearee a. A.. has june as and July :
Stevenson. 20s East Tioga street.
The Cramp a. A. has July "a. m. and
p. m.) open for hrst-class clubs. w. L.
johnson, 1882 East Fletcher street
The Avondaie A. G. wants to hear from
first-class teams having grounds. NJ, Mass
420 Wolf street.
Eagle A. C.. has June 81 open for ans
twenty twenty -one-year-old travelling team
William Woodwork. 245e North Second
street.
The Somerset A; C., a second-class travel
| Ing team, wants to book games for July
| Ia. m. and p mD. T. L. Deegan, a52l
| East Cambria street.
Allison 4, c., a sixteen-seveteen-year -olt
| travelling nine. has open dates. William
| O'Neil, 6786 Lansdowne avenue.
Elma #, c., hTst-class travelling team
has June %, July 10 and 20 open for hrst
| class tesmy, either IN or out of the city
William Fill. 206S North Third street.
The Fillmore A. A, wishes to hear from
out.of-towl teams having open July Ia. ul
y. Leeeh 2747 North Froat street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-20
NONSTOP CHAPMAN
4O-MZLE BIKE VICTOR
Chapman Once Rode Three
Laps While Unconscious

George Chapman. who won the
forty mile race last night, had a
rare experience last Saturday night
at the Eclodrome. In the ten mile
match race he was seen to quit his
PAGER after leading at the five mile
mark.
After riding slowly he told one Of
the caretakers that he felt i'll, but
he refused to leave the track. His
wheel wcbblcd for two laps and then
it was discovered his eyes were
closed. \ few seconds later he col :
lapsed and fell heavily on the track
He was carried to the dressing
room and was unconscious for nearly
ten minutes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-20
GIBBONS BESTS MISKE
Superior Ability Gains Third Vic
tory; Lanford Defeats Tate

Minneapolis. Mimi, June 20.-Tom-
my Gibbons, of st. Paul, defeated Billy
Miske, also of st. Paul, here last
night for the third consecutive time.
Gibbons's superior boxing ability earned
him the popular decision in the ten
round bout.
The match between Sam Langford
and Bill Tate, which was arranged for
ten rounds, was stopped in the fifth
round. Tate clinched so often and re-
fused to break away that Referee
George Barton stopped the contest and
awarded the decision to Langford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-20

Haywood c. G, has June q open pesttoTs. for a
hrst7class o9TiyW tTTHiyS'nf6 6etween ne and p. m.
Apollo 4. a. wants to hear tr9nI tneaI snnth nrEI
ella IS home teams. L. J. Sullivan 2ool SCUM
Bouvier street.
CIsatis .ds jaDe A A. traEeSs anG aS %ogld R like 70
hear from haywood. Curtis Lf,ersrd e. =. ana l.
c. B. U. H. Mohr, $40 emerald ST.
Hustsr Club has June 81 and 22 open ofo for
frst-class home teams. X. L. beecheF' -oV'
South Franklin street
The Lebanon A. A. has open dates IN July
and August. Al Conlow. 87o9 Lahsoo"he ave
from some good home team having open
dates in July and AUGUST; FrahN farFe"'
5414 Lena street. Germantown
n,ne Tho'hssoH hss open dates in July and August.
Earle Earle Clover 658 North sydenham street
Frh has 5Sns ?S oDsS JEyf for "a ri rstciaEs tPf s.
home team Charles Barker. ZOOS wal
lace street
The Franklin Sugar Refining Company
would like 70 hear from all teams naTinF TGn
H6%s Moois IL SsF'sS foot Resd
North Penn A. G. wants games with l!-lS
year-old mines. James Pressler. 2ol2 Nortf
| Fletcher street.
Columbia G. G. wants games with hrst,
| ola ss teams especially Bacharach Giants OF
| Atlantic City. Daniel New, 100 Porter street
| Victor b. c., fast seventeen-eighteen
| xearsoid team, has Sunday dates open Y
| July and August. Arthur Conroy. 2O3l
Morris street.
Auburn A. c. wishes to hear from all nrst,
| class teams having grounds and paying
Guarantee A. Landis, 1887 West Arizona
| avenue.
Norris Square A. A. is without game fol-
| June 81 2S and July (mornlng and after
| noon), and would like TO book good nrst
| class home teams offering a guarantee
William Morton. 2463 Jasper street
Drueding A. A. has SATURDAY. Sunday ant
| holiday dates open in July for all hrst-ciasi
home teams. J. c. Eberle. 1915 North Hop'
street
NORTH side ProfessienaIs has June "a, 2;
and 20 open. away. Tor some 6ood out-of
4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-20
BIG BOUT WILL Be
SUCCESS, SAYS TEX
Cash Receipts foT Willard
Dempsey Match Now Amount
to $325,ooo
July 4 Match You'd.
Dcsecrate National
Hohday-Minisiers

Paterson. \. j.. June 20.-Pcti-
tions forwarded to both houses of
Congress by the Paterson Minister'S
Association called upon the Senate
and House to demand Of Governor
Cox. of Ohio, that he prevent the
fight between jess Willard and Jack
Dempsey July 4. on the ground that
such an event tended to dcsecrate a
national holiday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-20
Final Ball Game Tomorrow

Brooklyn, June ?0.-The question of base,
ball supremacy between Yale and Prince
FIELD Brookyn. when the two teams ciast
in the deciding game OF their series
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-20
Tex Richard, Million-Dollar Promoter

EX RICHARD big boxing
- He nothing for additional
spectators it,
On July there will huge
will be there all the will
early as Tex realizes this preliminary card has arranged
which 10 and until the big ring
z m. o which $ the better heavyweight
hard the pms. Boxers parts
applied the card and
for raising probably has
doubled by this However matches the
early birds will get their worth.
there has been such
The advance has passed the half million predicted that
the most
a tin
method
The Harry
a money to Flourno
The mail.
reported cutting ont
his If will mighty or he
of training and prob
weeks and this big handicap fighter needs boss any
else
IN condition
of regarding their
The hardest Hcks oH be 0eWeeH
Of June rs.
actor, Nouce Boxer Stops Kid Mccoy
fANE
~ himself something big while
example, boxer He
of
opponents said
zoe taking the in such
fooled We don't whether the Kid did this
justha of the gossip.
line and his fst
name-Nomn syhe of the
in boxing match with actor who
shy appeared in professional match his life.
flFC0ERsE Knockout but the Kid takes
chin IKE me expert 10 is Past performances aided
\ ssnsAess'y q 40 ssi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-20
EXIT CAPTAIN COBB,
ENTER PRES. TY COBB,
C. B. ASSOCIATION, INC.
Star Georgian Head of Crippled BaIpIayers Fraternity
Assisted by DaUe Bancroft and Harry Pearce, FeloU
Members Watch Our As Again Beat Tigers
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger


THE Crippled Ball Players Association Enc attended the ball
yesterday
recently admitted of bois.
other mpng members standing Donnie
horn backlalc indefinitely
and couldn't play ball if they wanted to.
IA
Ic perfectly
rhs.
They chdd the Tigers had straight. while
the Phis establishing seasons with 1t takes
sistent playing to lose twelve n
victory
hopeless
to
how o a n shut
a playing
had York looks like club
through of pitchers
ball.
Improvement
EtnON'T Cyprct mc ~ siU
~ is eccakd crpr to IN
81 shall hiS organization Saturday..
%
Then the meeting adjurncd, Pep Young Donnie
intention their
pecks