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Service Station, Re

Service Station, Repairing Is
AUTO PAINTINt,--And trimming Work
guaranteed. Estimates cheerfuily given.
stiitei. i2u2 French street. Phone 32O2.
anu Perfection Tires, Everything for tho
automobiie li27 French street. Phone
AUTO KEPATKTNIi-Dodg Cncyroiets
and tords speciality. Give US = trial
White X Adams. oIo " ainut street.
AUTOMOBILE oWNEks--Ask us about
cyiind crgrinuina and why We excel in this
line. l.. n u. Motor sales Co., l0S-I 10
Market street.
BLACh SMI tenders, broken
chassis repaired. Truck bodies built. Auto
Repair shop, IOuo sycamore street.
Gun DOWN lOuh IshfAIk BIL.I~-Join
Eoru kepair Cub at snyders Garage
Second anu jefferson streets.
CRANK rHhOWa-heground before fit
ting bearings. lnis makes perfect Job.
We also resrind for the trade. open for
storage ana repairing. West Side 1arage
5uo N. van Buren street
DELAW ARE ELECTRO PLATING Co.
Takes onIy one Gay. near 1910 Jefferson ST.
DU PONr ST. oARAuhs--We specialize
on burning in foru bearings. Authorized
Ford service station. sUi au Pont street.
DELAM AXE CYCLE CU.-Tne only au-
thorized agency in the State Tor harley
DAVIDSON motorcycies. llu5 Orange street.
b. l1TH sT. UAlsAGE-Experts on for
elgn cars. skilled mechanics with several
years experience an foreign car factories
Alasnetos Tecisarseu AT shop. Gail
2uvo. ous H. Eiesentn street.
FORD REPAikiNG--And overhauling.
Thorough understanding OF Eorus. Ac-
cessores- A. IA. Ioiilns. Phone oo23.
HOTEL STOECkLE GAhA0E-Io4-o6
French street. Let me put your Dodge ia
Al condition. Thomas scott. Phone o753
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avenue. General automobile repair snop.
All work guaranteed At reasonable prices.
Phone osas ".
IGNITION MOkk--A speciality. All work
positively suarant teed. AiaAwen X Jack
SON. Give US a trIai Ibiru anu Clayton.
JOHN SONS GAhaIiE--AIahes q speciality
OF Washing anu Sreaslns cars. IseuaDio
work. fnone loo ). ooo W nonaston street.
ali makes anu sixos. otoiage Tor cars.
a nr -nith anu Market streets.
AAAM Eli AMI JAChsON oAhA6k-
VAN spring ouers iuoricate your automo-
bile wnlie Sou ride. inlru anu Clay tou Sts.
SQUARE DEAL oAttAGE--s07 AoOy nol-
laston street. Phone l1os W kepairlns.
oil AL niaKes OF cars. buying and ~eislns
OF USED cars.
street. Phone ao45 IL. General repairs.
Gasoline and OILS.
TRAN h.Lhks- skRviCE STATION
Repairs aud accessories. fair prices and
Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone &@so. sos
w. hIsnLt, ssfeAt.
Auto LIyery-Garayes 10
CALL-W ai>er Isarase. oo@S. for autos
Tor prlsate parties or Weddings.
TRUCK STORAGE-Get your space before
cold weather sets in. walnut street
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JOHN A. THoMs. JR.,
Piano Theory Organ
Pupil of Wassili Leps and Camille Zeclx
wer. Graduate in piano and theory of the
Philadelphia Musical Academy Orgauist
and choirmaster of First and Central Pres
byterian Church. Accompanist of the Phila-
deIphia operate Society. Studio, 25o5 Nan
Buren street, Phone 6039.
MISS HELEN VIRGINIA MEGA UIIFY.
800 Delaware avenue. Teacher of Piano
Special attention given beginners Apply
during September TO Rehoboth Beach. del.
II. LESLIE CARPENTER
Piano, voice, organ. theory and com
position. studio. S27 Adams street.
Phone $40.
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Legal Notices 81
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be opened nv
the superintendent OF lighthouses. Phil
adelphia. Pa. o'clock. D. m, September
n, 1920. for motor gasoline. Informa-
ton on application.
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Lost and Found


RKAUrY PiN-Babys. Aquam.rine set.
Fourth street.
DoG--Fox terrier. bitch. white body with
brown head. Answers TO name of V.
Reward IN returned TO 2IS3 Linden street.
0Oo,-Lost. Tau English bull. black face.
Answers TO name of Bob. Reward If re-
turned to 1909 Broome street.
FUR NFCkPIkCE-Found in the Ross
Millinery. 625 Market. Can have same by
paying for al and identifying fur.
GOLD MATCH-Lost between the Green
laAtern and overlook Colony. Claymont,
DeY Frances Headley, 70 Second avenue
Ciaymont, Del
LosT--A handsome reward viii be paid
for the return or Information leading TO
the return of several small sapphires and
. piece OF natural gold. lost from a cabinet
near the city about a month ago, and no
questions viii bc asked. They belonged to
acoliStion OF m xlerals and precious stones
Address Frank y ichardson, Hotel du Pont
ESodente era tifcacion scrM pAgAda por Ia
Information que condusca a la adquisicion
de Nartos peouenos satiros pedazo de
ora natural que desaparccio de una casa
cercA de Ia ciudad. No prcguntas o in
trrrAxaciones seran hechas. Las dichas
mineralcs piedrAs prcciosas direction.
Prank Richardson. Hotel du Pont
TlkE-Lost. 35x5 Norwalk, mounted on
rim. Reward II returned 10 Packard Motor
Car Co., 223 W. Ninth street.
ha-Iost between lo4 South Broome
strvrt and 800 Eighth avenue.( Reward IL
~turncd Go Ios South Broo me street.
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INSTRUCTION

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY - Chamhers
Institute. Fall classes. Day. evening. Men
women. Information apply 2o46 Arch St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

Personals
NOTICE. will he responsible for bills
contracted only by myself after this date
Nm. n. slattery, Holly Oak. Del
NOrICE-Domostic servants and farmers
supplied. Phone sA4s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
CUNHA SETS NEW
TANk-MEET RECORD
Former Hawaiian Lowers Mid
die Atlantic 1920" Time by
Nearly s Seconds in Swim

One record was bettered and another
mark equaled in the first open swimming
event of the local indoor season last
night, when the Meadowbrook Club
staged its big meet in the Columbia
pool. George Cunha, of Meadowbrook,
the former Hawaiian and Pacific coast
natator. smashed the Middle Atlantic
record in the mems 220-yard swim by
nearly five seconds. while Miss Ruth
Smith, of the Morningside A. G., of
New York, equaled Olga Dorfner' S
Middle Atlantic mark of twenty mine
seconds in the women's fifty yard
scratch.
Cunha. in addition to setting up the
new mark. was the only double winner
OF the night. He rcmped away with the
victory in the 900 yard swim by clear
margin of more than fifteen feet from
Eddie Shields. Penn star, and in the
100-yard battle swan away from
George Ralston. swimming unattached,
and Raymond Uhl, of Meadowbrook.
Cunha's new mark in the 220 was 2
minutes 80 seconds. He held the old
mark Of 2 :34 80.
Shields, of Penn. stayed on even
terms with the Hawaiian during fully
three fourths of the race, but his in
ability to swim straight course cost
dearly. Crownover, Girard College, the
third man, was fully twenty feet behind
Shields.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

fuI1UY is it easier for the batsman
w TO keep his eye on a baseball,
which is moving swiftly. than it is for
q golfer to keep his eye on golf ball,
which isn't moving at all?'
This query has been promulgated
more than once.
7, the first place, it is matter OF
GOLF nrotection to n batsman to follow
the ball.
He knows that if he doesn't hard,
round object is likely to land in the
r,iddlc of his features with annoying re-
suits.
In the second place. moving ball
t.o,,ses attention more than a station
ary object does. =:
when Il pitcher with no great speed
1. lohbing his slow bail over there is
far greater temptation to SHIFT the eye
t%on there is with q fast pitcher dust
ing off the inside corner.
Further Proof
nNCE in while tennis player
" removes his eye from the ball before
ho strokes it. but not nearly so often
as golf player. ,,,
10 The eve of the tennis player is held
bv tho movement of the ball. wherever
tGe eve of the golfer is quivering to
look Mt. some bunker ahead or some water
hazard that must be carried.
The golfer has no moving Object TO
holm hold his concentration. Which
makes quite a difference.
The 800 Hitter
WHEN you speak of the 300 hitter
w YOU may not appreciate what rare
bird he is. ,. u,..
Among second bascmen. shortstops
and third basemen who began their ca
reers within the last twenty five years
and who have served more than sea-
son or two. only four average above
400 for the entire span.
These four are Wagner, Lajoie. Col,
Inns and Hornsby. There isn't third
hoseman in the list who averages 300
for his career. Heinie Zimmerman did
nm through 1916. but the Great Iim
has skidded sadly since. Last season
he was thankful TO finish at .255.
Sislcr. at first and Mc1nnis have both
averaged over 800, Sisters mark being
high.
The best infcld average would en-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
LATE RALLY KEEPS
PENN SLATE CLEAN
Quakers Increase League Lead
With 37-18 Victory Over
Columbia
intercollegiate League
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Penn, 81; Columbia. 1S.
TOAIORROW'S SCHEDULE
Penn at DartmOuthi Ynle at Cornell.

Rosenast and Graves, the two new
men in PENIS lineup, came through IN
great style against Columbia in New
York last night and aided greatly in
handing the Morningsdc Heights five
Il 37-1S defeat Rosenast and Graves
each had five goals from the floor.
1t was the eleventh straight win OF
the season for Lon Jourdet's team and
the third league victory. The triumph
over Columbia gives the Red and Blue
more comfortable lead in the Inter
collegiate League race. Yale is second,
with three wins and one defeat.
Columbia put up II great fight in the
first half and enjoyed the thrill OF
leading the Quakers at half time, I'LL .
The Penn team. however, put uD its
usual spurt in the second half and ran
away with the New York aggregation.
During the last period Jourdet's players
Gagged ten of their thirteen field goals.
Mike Sweeney was the high scorer
as usual. The speedy little Quaker
netted three field goals and shot eleven
out of nineteen foul tries. McNichol
and Peck both played splendid defensive
games, but were unable to break into
the scoring.
Penn plays another out of town
league game this week, meeting Dart
mouth at Hanover tomorrow night.
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brace Sisler. Collins, Hornsby and Groh.
And it's the longer road that counts.
Rights and Lefts
THIS seems to be timely moment to
i settle another debate as TO the pro-
portion of right and left handed hitters
in baseball.
Since most of the great hitters are
left hand swingers, the idea seems to
The fan thinks of Cobb, Collins.
Speaker. Roush. Sisler, Ruth. ETC.. and
the first impression is that baseball is
largely game of southern exposure.
But in going over the records of the
National League you will find that 11S
bat right handed. 4S bat left handed
and IL are equally gentle and well
broken from either side of the plate.
One Cinch Bet
The cevc oho ,orote "The Beautiful
SnoW'
Win neUer Write again for dough.
Though he mag prite IN endless trance
No publisher icill take chdnce.
r IFE is largely matter of wondering
Ahow in the world you ever came to
do such Il thing.
s FOR example why you didn't
"A draw down to your two kings in
stead of foolishly trying for flush.
Sc A MEXICAN golfers go in for a
Apulled ball while English golfers
go more for a slice at the end of the
carry" comments British writer.
Whdt's the matter with going in for q
couple of straight ones now and then!
WE HAVE also observed in golf that
w it is rarely what you go after that
completes the contents of your score.
Leading the Cheers
Soon the icorld ciH be in clouer:
Old FeG's nearly halftcay Orcr.
By tomorrow it could fit
And not annoy me a bit.
TIME complete test of Benny Leonard's
l. stamina and strength will come in
making out the income tax he has to
pay this season. Bennic has proved
that champion boxer can make enough
money out of his own game without
throwing it over for another profession.
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SH|PMENCAPTURE
INDUSTRIAL TITLE
Chester Five, Coached by
Referee Billy Kelly, Defeats
AberfoyIe, Fogarty's Proteges

For once in the game of basketball
the referee has had his say. Billy
Kelly, the Eastern League whistle
tooter, who is coach of the Chester Ship
team, of the Chester Industrial League.
mas seen his proteges come out on top of
the Aberfoylc five. which has enjoyed
the coaching of no less a cage parsonage
than Joe Fogarty. conceded to be the
best tutor of basketball hcreabouts.
Kelly has been connected with the
shipyard for several years, and during
the war looked after the interests of the
team in the Delaware River Shipyards
Basketball League. The Industrial
Basketball League is really an out :
growth of the baseball league organized
last summer.
Eight teams, representing we'll known
manufacturing enterprises in the vicn :
lty of Chester. comprise the circuit, and
the keenest of rivalry prevails. The
teams in the circuit are Chester Ship.
Scott Paper. Congoleum. Sun Ship.
Aberfoyle, Penn Seaboard. General
Chemical and National Aniline.
Chester Ship annexed the pennant of
the first half, not losing single game.
All the clubs were considerably strength
ened for the second half. some going
so far as to import players. Chester
never complained and in their game
this week again polished off their most
dangerous opponent. Aberfoyle. The
score was "a 10 and the losers were held
to a single goal, that by Fogarty him =
self. E.
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Million-DoLIdr Reuenue
Seen in NeU Racing Bill

Annapolis, Md, Feb. 13.--A bill
licensing race tracks, providing for
a racing commission and imposing
II tax on the tracks that would re-
turn a 81 100000 revenue, possibly
more, annually to the counties of
the state and Baltimore city, has
been introduced in the House of
Delegates by the chairman of the
judiciary committee. 1t limits the
period of racing to 112 days year.
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FILMS SHOW M'LEAN WRONG
american Skater Not Given Wrong
Signal as He Claimed

Christiania, Feb. 13.--Films taken
OF the 10000 metre ice skating race on
sunday between Oscar Mathiesen, of
Christiania. and Robert Mclean of
Chicago. show that the fagman at the
curve where Mclean took the inner in =
stead OF the outer track gave the Amer
lean skater the proper signal
1t is therefore held here that Nc
Leans claim that an incorrect signal
given by an official at the curve. was
the cause of his mistake in taking the
wrong course is untcnable.
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Squash King Goes Down to Defeat

New York. Feb 13.-John W. Appel, of
the Harvard Club has lost his title of ma
tional squash tennis champion at the Co
lumbia Club. After two hours of continuous
of stamina. the titleholder went down to de-
feat yesterday in tho semfnal round OF
the annual tournament before Auguste J
Cordler. of the Yale Club. a player who
has been treading on the heels of the cham
pions for three or four years. The match
marked by exceptionally long rallies, went
the limit Of five games, the champion win
The score was s-15. 1915, 15-11. 1871, lbs
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Haverford on Top

Hayerford. Pm. FeD. -. Haverford
Seh9ol had , little trouble ,u ~ annexlng N KIN, he
cage here Yesterday in = contest r marked R
Score %n ood f"a a With e Main nneSs
on the big end. after the Purple and Gold
got the Jump during the carly part of the
first half
The visitors jumped into the lead right
after the whistle by corralling brace OF
dcuble-deckers on throws by Calm and
Boyle McAuliffe followed with "A long field
shot and Gallin contributed pair of free
losses,
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DR.. lasker viii Play capabIanca

DIR. Emanuel Lasker, in letter sent
here from Gravenhage, Holland, an
Eounccs his willingness to meet Jose II.
Capablanca in an eight game match for
the worlds chess championship. His
letter is being discussed with interest
today by Philadelphia chess enthusiasts.
Doctor Laskcr stipulates that the purse
must not be less than $4,000, of which
he is to receive GO per cent and Capa-
blanca 40 per cent.
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2 MORE INDIAN H0LD-OUTS
Joe Harris Scorns Contract, Desir
ing "SaIary"-Not "Wages"

Cleveland. o., Feb. 13.-Two moro
members of the Cleveland Baseball
Club are reported to be hold outs. Word
received here from Pennsylvania indi =
Gates that Joe Harris, the hard hitting
first baseman. has returned his contract
unsigned. Similar advices have been
received from st. Louis regarding Harry
Lunte, sub inticlder
Last week it was reported that Steve
O'Neill star catcher, had returned his
contract unsigned.
All are said to demand more salary.
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Racing Commission for Maryland

Annapolis, Nov. ia bill licensing race
tracks. providing for a racing commission
and imposing tax on the tracks that would
return 81 200. 900 revenue. possibly more.
annually to the counties of the state and
Baltimore city has been introduced in the
House of Delegates by the chairman OF the
judiciary committee. 1t limits the period
OF racing to lie days n year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
Wilde r usselI Bout Postponed

Jersey City, n. j.. Feb 13.--The eight
round bout between Jimmy Wilde. the Eng
lish fyweight champion. and Mickey Russell
a local bantamweiEht. which was to have
taken place at the Fourth Regiment ArmorS
neNr Wedncs sday. has been postponed until
the following night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

TENsINGTON,S fistic fraternity is
N all het up over the prospects of fur
rishing Philadelphia with new mid
dleweight sensation. \ number OF
pugilistic products have sprOuted up in
the northeastern section of the city. aud
the latest mitt wieldcr who looks like
conner is Charley O'Neil. Cholly ha"
been showing promising form. mostly 4
terrific punch Tonight O'Neil viii b"
pitted against another hard hitter,
Johnny Gill. of York. Pa. They will
meet in the feature fracas, preceded by
the following bouts: Johnny Martin.
Of Southwark. VS.. Johnny Dougherty.
of Richmond: Johnny Dugan. of Tiogu.
VS.. Young Barney Reilly, of the Seven
tccnth ward; Tony Daniels, of Frank
and Charley O'Dare, OF the Sixteenth
ward, vs. Jimmy Toner. of Richmond.
sammy Hahn Is travelling with Joe Nell;
ing these days, yelling boxes Pinky Mitchell
MHnpp9S n sxt sa s6d thee e
Sammy will escort Joe to Phily.
Jimmy Jordan has been knocking EN- out
PttsburSSR puncher has scored three one
round knockouts, putting away jack brown
IS nov TepTesentInk The Seventeenth ward.
Benny Kaufman makes his. comeback a,p-
pcarance in Jersey City tonight, when he
takes on Frankie Burns. Mike Burns says
roofing club of sixty-dve Hog Islanders
Will so to J. C.. for the contest.
Bobby Gunnis il filing busy schedules for
his two protcEes, Joe Welsh and Johnny
Nealv. Each has been matched for IL bout
Nt the National Club tomorrow night
Eddie Reyoire's injured right hand has
,nended The Eighteenth warder plans to
begin trairing carly next week.
Young CLANCY will meet Danny Frush in
10 clashing with Arte Root in the star scrap
at the National tomorrow night.
\, Nike O,nowd Is TO box in Philly early in
March Wilus Britt Is making a strenuous
cb6I cbhort to hook up Billy Kramer with the
showing against frankie MCGUIRE tomorrow
nlsnt at the National will cntitle the Mil
"duKee mddleweight to bout with O'Dowd.
sammy. NabIe; 4 former amateur cham
plon Of New York. will box in the main pre-
,Imlnary at tho National tomorrow night
us opponent will be Frankie Conway. Other
p2Hts SHHts are Al Reynolds VS. johnny Lissc and
n'hE DeHine vs.. Kid Wagner.
rrU Joe Chriis;tana, is getting Jack Russo in
Weights mix with Willie Jackson at the
IpIiympa Monday night. Russo boxed well
MS last two times out
,.Hey nHoey kitchie, Il newcomer from Newark
opponent will be Tommy MCGOWAN, Other
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MRS. FRANK BAKER DIES
Wife Of Third Baseman Passes Away
at Trappe. Md.

at Trappe, Md.
Trappe, Md. Feb. 13.-Mrs. Ottlee
Baker. aged thirty one years. wife of
j. Franklin Baker, of Trappe, Nd, died
at her home here yesterday.
Mrs. Baker was well known in Phila-
aelphia, where she resided for num-
Der ot years when her husband was a
member of the champion Athletic base
ball club of that city. She is survived
Dy her husband and two children.
=, owing. to one of the little girls having
the scarlet fever, their home is quar-
antined. and the funeral services will
pe neld Sunday morning at the grave in
Springhill Cemetery.
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Red Sox Sign Dartmouth Star

BOston. Feb. 13.--Joseph ("Cuddy") Muir
phy., who. pitched for the Dartmouth College
ba sebal team last season, has signed as a
pitcher with the Boston American League
club for the coming season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

Harry Kid Stewart Is a promising lad
He boxes Reddy Jackson at the Auditorium
Tuesday night. Other bouts are Eddie
Arnick VS.. Tommy Ackers. Happy Jack Nc
Williams vs. Tommy Loughran. Bobby Bur
man VS. Freddy Turner and Eddie Joyce VS..
Johnny Martin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

Tommy O'ToOlc, one-time crack Philadel-
phia featherwelght. is still in the game. He
is handling the fstic destinics of Willie Nc,
Closley, of Port Richmond. Mac boxed Sol
ODonnell in the final fray of Il six bout pro-
gra n Ut the Auditorium Tuesday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

bouts are Jimmy Austin vs. Tommy Sulli;,
van, Frankie jerome VS.. Joe Nelson and
Harry Kid Brown VS.. Charley Rear.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

Young Cullen, one Of the Gay-ty favorites.
wants to break into the fast set. He says he
will meet any of en from 115 to I'D
pounds, prcfcrrlng Kid Wagner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
Rube Vickers Is Manaaer

Chicago, Feb. 13.--Rube Vickers for
merly major league pitcher, signed a con.
tract today to manage the Kalamazoo club
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

Young Clancy will meet Danny Frush in
a twelve-rounder at Baltimore tonight, prior
70 cashing with Artie Root in the star scrap
at the National tomorrow night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

Clifton Heights Il. c.. of Clifton Heights
(two teams), would like to hear from first or
second class cams. H. Carson. Clifton
Heights.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
PENN FENCERS CONQUERED
Red and Blue Swordsmen "Out.
Killed" in Columbia Opener

New York, Feb. IS. - Columbia's
fencing team. holders of the intercolle-
giate championship, gained a hard
earned victory in the first intercolle-
giate foils meet of the season in the
score was 6 to 5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

sammy Nable. former amateur cham
pion OF New York, will box in the main pre-
rnImhary at the. National tomorrow night.
hoS, hIS opponcnt Will be Frankie Conway. Other
piiuu,s piuu,s are Al Reynolds VS. Johnny Lissc and
hllly Devne vs.. Kid Wagner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

Joe Christiana is getting Jack Russo in
WaIRS, .RS condition fer the New Orleans light
olympia Monday night. Russo boxed we'll
MIS- last two times out
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

, Nike O'DOwd Is to box in Philly early in
March Wtllus Britt Is making strenuous
cHor cnort to hook up Billy Kramer with the
champion Britt is confident that Kramers q
showing against Frankie Mcclure tomorrow
nlsht at the National will entitle the Mil
"dukee middeweight to a bout with O'Dowd.