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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
MORAN ONE OF NOTED
tCAN-TAKE-IT'MzTTMEN
Pittsburgh Blond Has No Speed Nor Skill but Oh. Wbo,
Glutton for Punishment He Isl-And Frank
Can Hand 1t Out, Too
BY GRANTLAND RICE
opVrioht 1880. All Rights Reserued

NIJOw is this kid?' we ask an old
III timer as some prelim. kid sat
down in his corner.
Good was the laconic answer.
Can he hit or is he cleverY'
Neither" he replied "but he can
! takeit.
The kid was chopped to pink ribbons
the next eight rounds, but he finished
on his feet still swinging away. He
could take it,
Notable Examples
Drank MORAN proved in his bat
l. tie against Fred Fulton last week
! that he must be listed as one OF the
most notable Can Take It's of the
game. i.
The big blonde. who has the heart of
steel made OK, took q carload without
quitting.
He took it for the better part of eight
rounds--all that a giant standing six
feet six and weighing 300 pounds could
pump into his face and stomach.
And he was still taking it with red
grin that bubbed gore when the bell
rang.
Moran may not be blessed with all
the skill and speed in the universe, but
he carries two essentials of his game
he can give it and he can take it-he
can hit and he can stand being hit.
| If he could only add to this a fair display
of ring skAl and cleverness what star
he would be, or would have been.
Worth Bit
THIS "Can- Take 1t" quality is
L worth something more than you
might at first think.
Well take two examples:
First Bombardier Wells, the British
heavyweight. Wells is as big and as
! is blessed with more than usual skill.
He has both speed and cleverness. And
| he can hit.
But the Bombardier has been one of
the great ring jokes. He cant take it.
Any normal wallop to chin or Jaw or
abdomen and Bombardier fades out into
poppyland to complete his dream.
Against him take Frank Moran.
Moran hasn't Wells's speed or clev-
erness and no greater size. But he has
lasted twenty rounds with Jack John
son-the limit with jess Willard, and
| then after q long lay off in fairly poor
| fighting condition he returns and lasts
the limit against Fred Fulton.
Can Take-It'' without much else
can 20 further than the Can Take
/ It. with n fancy repertoire.
/ The Star Entry
T1HE greatest "Can Take 1t" that
l. the game ever turned out was Bat
! Nelson.
There was no one else close, unless
Joe Grim is mentioned and Grim was
nothing else.
Nelson in his battle against Herrera.
the slugging Mexican. was knocked
down and dazed through spell that
lasted ten rounds. But he could take it.
When he met Young Cprbett that
worthy had wallop stout enough to
crush rock.
! He had nailed Terry McGovern with
| it on two occasions. Facing Nelson.
Young Corbett in the sixth or seventh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
Joe Punches Al Hard and
Often Enough to Become
Member of Rockem and
Sockem Club
II. BROWN A WINNER
By LOUIS IL. JAFF'E

VCSEL TIPLITI is a full hedsed
l. member of the Rockem and Sockem
Club Joe succeeded in passing the
imitation test last night at the Olympia,
with the assistance of Young CLANCY,
who came here all the way from Balti'
more to be the goat. donkey and every
thing else that is used in qualifying
one for membership of an exclusive club
like the S. & X.
1t was slippery. soggy and bumpety
eighteen minute sojourn over which
Tiplitz carried the blond boy from
Baltimore, who is no relation to the
once Knodknn; King of the Monumental
City. He held Tiplitz even for two
rounds, but during the remaining four
frames CLANCY. whose first name is Al,
was socked SO severely lot of the fans
could not realize what was holding up
the Baltimoreau.
CLANCY Is Game
If anything il was Chaneys stout
heart that carried him through to the
finish without taking the count. Al
must be given that much credit. He
put up a game exhibition. But from a
punching point of view there was no
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
arnthers Excel on Skis

chicago, Jan. 2O.--Anders HsuEen, OF Dti.
isn. Coz with jump Of l6l feet sgd a
se.e, ss',s,,, tournamcnt Of the Norge SKI Club,
Gary ms hT2th"r Lars ,,,g HavsrR' ,..itl 9S 81
a''.tt.,f ssl,rN SteinWaH Of Chicago topped
I ',.s'' ~, u ,,,at te,,rs With @SS rs points
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
PRO ACCEPTS OFFER
Golfer George Fotherjngham, Known
TO Locals. lakes Club Position

t;eorge Fotheringham. professional
golfer, who was well known to many
eolfors here as the representative OF a
+. faH ball manufacturing concern, and
who only the other day returned from Il
trip TO Scotland, has accepted the posi- d.
fion of professional with inc RIcnm0hd
Connty Country Club, of Dongan Hills,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
Mike ErtIe to Meet Wilde

Minneapolis Mimi, Jan. 2O.-Mike ETtie.
Of ~ Paul, last niEht was siEned to meet
Jimmy Wide. Of England at Milwaukee on
January 20, IN a ten-round no-deCisicn bout.
Ertie agreed 10 make ilb pounds at D,
m. the dsy OF the match.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
Yale Enters Legion Meet

New Haven. Conn, Jan. 2O-Ysle will
SEND ten men to compete IN track meet to
he held next saturday under the auspices OF
the 1OGth Infantry Post, American Legion.
In EruOit"n. y. y, IL was announced last
night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
Eastern May Open May I

Ne,y Haven. Jan. 20.-Georgc Weiss, own
~ ~ the New Haven club IN the Eastern
T,saas,,e yesterday announced that he will
-trnr,ose al the league meeting wednesday
mai the plaYing schedule open May l ana
1nr,finuo until September Is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
Kansas City Sells a Few

kansas City, NO., Jan. 20.-Alva Holt
q utility player and Murphy Curry. pitcher
have been sold TO the san Antonio club OF
the Texas League. by the Kansas city Amer
lean Association club. Bruce Hit, pitcher
was sold to the Fort Worth, Texas League
club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
Walker Led Mackmen in Driuing Home Runs

clubs Ruth
4 Bobby Neacl Detroit second with
Joe Jackson with
Ceve
Louis with So Sam Rice for Washing
ton with 6S The American
would had Ruth Neach
Collins
These drove 6S
the White hitting
the smallest number.
George leadership with Neaci 9ls
knocked Joe Duan
ON thirty for last with
on
Lastye
did Here's hoping
theys Il o hundred more this
leading
times Frank Baker
1915 Waly Tipp
Detroit has led the
Burns and Ruth the only
outside o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
HANDED MORE
N GLORY-THIS TIME AS
TTlNELIEST .SLUGGER
IN the Wake Of the Babes Prestige Champion Clouter
and Best Fielder NotU Come Figures Proung
Him Leader in Knocking Home Runs
by ROBERT w. MAXWELL


VOC good No the
his sterling qualities the exposed the
world
smashed the he oeed
which S120OOo However
published month
and it discovered that Ruth the champion fielding fielder some
thing like the defense we'll the
And Through the efforts of
Baseball Research which
learned
the
perfectly good alcs
by the wnng taver-
2 1919 his hits accounting
for 1o and If anybody disputes this let him figure
OF 70 msclf
had the pitchers been liberal
cinch the
1911 The Babe received intentional walks
ball his
he wallopcd pichouts which according to Iioye
home sugscr the leading
showing he important
n baseball circles.
of pellet
result he suffered slump in batting
with hits
plate. wonderful Improvement in his
batting should give Ty Cobb this
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20

Dan O'Dowd is one Of the most recent en-
tries in tho heavyweight division. His op-
ponent VIII be the Adonis, Al Reich, with the
remainder OF the Program as follows: Andy
Schmader vs. x. O. SAMSON. Harley Hutch
fnson vs. Sergeant Ray Smith and Leo
rIouCk vs. Eddie Revoire.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20

The new knockout peril has invaded the
Philly lishtweight division. He is jimmy
scored one.round krockouts each time. Jor-
dan is in the same stable with Jimmy Layen-
der, another Plttsburgher, and Danny Muir:
Tohunv Wilrtts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20

bridgeport at Reading.
sundaS-TrcntOn mt bridgeport.
The Camden. first half winners of
the Eastern Basketball League race.
will be the opponent of Germantown
on the latter's floor at Chew street and
Chelten avenue this evening and win
;'for the !locals will drop the Skeeters out
of, the tie with the Reading Bears for
first place.
Germantown's chances for victory are
fine. according to the followers of the
suburbanites and they will have their
full strength on hand for the occasion.
The forwards will be Franckle and
Powell and the guards Bruggy and
Holman. while Stretch Meehan Will
again hold down center.
Captain Nat Holman will be on the
lob and his presence in the game always
makes a big difference. In fact. it was
his absence on Saturday at Reading that
was responsible for the defeat of the
G's. There may be several upsets in
the standing with the games tonight
and tomorrow. Camden and Reading
will meet the Jerseymen on the latter s
floor tomorrow evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

hand l, booking boxer u ,;4 Johnny iMurrsy at
the same card in bout with Kid Wagner.
Charley Gibbons. South Jersey, 1so-
local competition Tommy Austin is man
8sing Glib.
Teddy Leonard. former PhIadelphian. and
row a resident Of Atlantic city, expects TO
come here for bouts, lie weighs 112 pounds,
Benny Leonard is to leave February | for
champion Is TO I'll = contract as a movie
hero. Benny viii not boN until after the pic
tire is completed
Al Reich boxes in Bayonne. y. J., tonight.
He will take on Clevel Hawkins The Cana.
Willie Jacks2ns s",: next tTiR to he ppst wiz
scheduled at Jersey city next Monoday night.
=. Joe, Welsh VII aPpear against Charley
night, Other bouts are Morris Tasker vs. Ts.
George Ward; Young Mul!iRa VS.. Joe Well
Johnny Dugan vs. Jack Rose.
Another new club has entered the local
is doors under tho MANAGEMENT Of Wiliam
Pierson and Willie Houck, former boxer, on
RHsa ~ Ha wbs are T. be STAGED
Eastern League FIVE plays. " -
Lew Tender watched his two stable mates,
Joe Tiplitz and Harry Brown fight their
way to victories at the Olympia last night
Tender eased hirnsrlf into q ringside seat
almost unnoticed Lew is TO be en- honored
Writer'S Association dinner -
Lew Crimson will keep In condition for 10.
weight show al the Olympia by officiating a I
a ten-round match between Tommy Robson
and Jackie Clark at Reading tonight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20

Leon Rains reports great advance sale
for tomorrow nights ,speeis! heavyweight
show al the Olympia. Fred Fulton will not
arrive in town until tomorrow morning, as
he is putting. the, finishing touches on his
Cowler Fred vis.a-vs, is conditioning him
rflf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
lnolfe and eurman oraw

t...-,.. H. JHn. 20 Jack Wolfe, OF
.,,',.'<,.,,a and Joe BurmRn, Of Chicago,
ttnxhf Ten a gds 70 draw here last night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20

AUDITORIUM A. A. sixth and
TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. aOTH ''''
Eddie Mullen VS.. Jack TOland
Joe Dorsey VS.. Billy Hines
8 OTHER STAR BOUTS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20

TWO bouts of more than unusual in
l. terest stand out on the weekly pro-
gram of the Auditorium y. \. for to-
night. Chief on the card is the wind
ND between Jack Toland and Eddie
Mullen. This contest will show Toand
in his first real bout since being hon
orably discharged from the United
States navy, after serving with Uncle
Sam for more than year. In meet
ing Mullen Jack. who is of the fighter
type. meets clever boxer. The latter
has been dubbed The Dancing Mas
TER" by his new manager, Mike White.
The melee between Joe Dorsey and Billy
Hines. which is programmed as the
semifinal. probably will ensue in a
brilliant bantam battle.
Another local boxer has assumed the name
of a ball player. George Burns, a feather
weight will show in the opening number at
the Auditorium tonight. His opponent will
he Harry MCCaftarg. Other bouts are Elmer
Leu vs. Young Joe TGbcr and Harry Stewart
vs. Matt Barrett.
Tommy Buck will stage his comeback next
Sa turday night And he will do II by start
ing at the bottom OF the ladder. Buck will
appear in the first bout at the National
club. His foe will be Johnny Lisse, of New
York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
CAMDEN LEADERS
PLAY GERMANTOWN
Locals Will Have Regular Line
Up in Action Tonight Against
First-Half Winners

SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK
Tonight-Camden at Germantown.
Observation-Disclosures at Germantown.
Friday-De Seri at Trenton.
saturday Germantown ct De Neri
BridEenOrt at Reading.
Sun6ay--Trenton Mt bridgeport.
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PLAY INSIDE BASEBALL BY KEEPING HITS w
WONDER WHAT A CANDIDATE ABOU

| SUPPOSE TAET u
GtUG NE T+E WHOLE
WORK s OF COURSE
lac 7 DARe NJ XIV
NC.. Bot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20

FINE home. excellent order. electric lights
rooms: garage. Glenn. 1917 Columbia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
Beautiful Vineland" BARGAIN

Orny short walk center of town. 10 acres.
with 900 INghorn hens, horse, COW wagons
buggy, plows cultivatorE, harrows, some
furniture included: good land. we'll fruited; I
houses. wagon ghed. COW stable. etc! price
only $500. part cash. Write now for free
cataloB and latest bargain list. NEW JER.
SEY FARM AGENCY. S2l C Real Estate
Trust Bldg.. Phila delphia Pa.
40 ACRES. u miles from Camden. 4.room
horse. COW. chickens. farming implements,
$4,000: half cash: have several up-to.date
farms IN Jersey ard land IN b-acre lots, $3.50.
terms TO suit buyor. JOHN KRAMER 4O2
n. Franklin st.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20

IN ATTRACTIVE suburban town. 28 miles
from Reading terminal; convenient 70
George School; q home-like residence with all
conveniences: hardwood floors; modern plumb
Ing. gas: electricity; artesian water; acre acre
lot; large variety Of fruit; excellent garden;
Ans old maple shade: on account OF bust
ness changes will sell at tTs0O; convenient
terms. Address OwIer. h3t. Ledger On.
pRoWN' s-MILI.s.I IN THE. PINES bunsalow.
furnished. near lake. 4 lots: just the place
for a camp next summer: leaving town; VIII
sacrifice for $500. See my agent the Van
Russ Co., at Market st ferry. Camden. Open
sundays. Camden 1921.
GERMANTowN-Nttra semidetached. 7
rooms. front and aide porch home; select
location; mahogany and white hwd, noors, 81.
heat. cleo, tile bath. gas. tile kitchen; nne
cond. immed. poss. 6318 Ross at Gtn. SI3.
ARDMoRE-Modern dwelling. bedrooms a 4
bath: lot 10 by 1885, vacant. WIN. I.
McCREA Ardmore. Pa.
DETACHED and sernidetached houses with
cows. and large lots; rare bargains. Carl
Gocssler. Hatboro. Phone Hatboro 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
PFNSaYLyANIA FARMs
NEW JERSEY FARMS
20 Acres, 500 Cash
With Stock, Near Atlantic Civ

Cow, calf. 80 hens. hogs. 8 wagons. harness
all farm tools and equipment Given quick
buyer: few minutes walk 10 .own; | acre
wood. apple peach, plum orchards. cherries
pears: nearly acres grapes, 2 acres straw
fine broom house. good barn poultry
houses cribhouse. pigsty. garage etc: In
come $1,000 last year; In best farming section
easy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
BYwOOD
CYNwYID
EI.KINS PARK

COLONIAL TYPE. 10 rooms. 2 baths! lot a5
IT. front: ideal location: will sell cheap;
$4,000 down payment will secure title: bal
ance same MS rent. Address Owner. p oO3,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
NANANE-s3OO BLOCK -. 18TH st. roov
and bath: a'sctric; well hrarced '''''
RH0ADES 18TH AND
ANAN1 ANAO SCSQl 'EHA kEA
RHnADES 18TH ANT
AN iN%E h<LAO St'SIl tTEHA NJ
CENTRAL. COOD CoNDTTTINOSN II TTTN:S
3O35 n, TJJDSON Ct

s. HROAD ST.-isO0 bI cX; gFory 20
rooms. baths; hot-wat-r heat, ejeotric
'!Fht. So 900. EMIL GRAFF. GGI PAL
Ir-,n i mnk,yn. y az
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
SOUTHERN FARMS

BUY FARM LAND in the South along III,
seaboard for. the interest many pay on
MORTGAGES; market gardeners and fruit grow.
ers count on netting $500 TO $1,000 per acre;
crops every month: rich feeds grow ama1.
lnsiy; pork beef and -uilk made at lowest
J. NJ JONES. General DEVELOPMENT Aren't.
Seaboard AIR Line,
Room 5b4. Royster Bidg., Norfolk, Va
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20

y RMS, mod home; gar; h.-w h.. all conYs.
$3.50 Warrington pv. N"m!rovsky.l3T y, Sc
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Stores and Dwellings
GERMANTOWN Adv. LEHIGH

e,s prooerty IN this suI-rb business loca'
ton; liberal frontase
ADAMS E''' 'NNNHSi}EE XVENGE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20

E0IOO- 3I10 = 4BTW ST.--P PWrcN. ro1me
'R'E 'nun1r' " hat, cl"r Knq ~
Quick 24OH x Al'.:h"rv ' "''' - v
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20

VWO STOFT l.Dt 90 AM, .uItuG7o %,
'a' p. $3.50" i32- y '!'h Schwid, 1911
" AllrEl oMH ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
RYDAI.
NEW JERsEY-sUBURBhN
Timb~iand

railroad sta: large quantity old growth
cedar land; ezcelt for faJ ming when cleared
only $4,000. WESTSEY. 203 Liberty Bids.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
Early Poss.-l5Oo Spg. Garder
WEST PHILADELPHIA

WIT.EI'T near 54th--Nacunt 2-sty. apt
house: income from % floor pays carrying
charges Empire Trust Co.. 4ith a Lane aV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
Stores and Dwellings

5e0S GERMANTOWN AVE. New store. ano
apartments. 2 bulk windows finest husi
ness section: suitable for any Kind or bcsl
ness; will sell reasonable for quick sale.
GEO W DEAEE 59l+ Germantown ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20

MODERN DWELLING. 8 minutes from 6ath
st. terminal. living room. open nrepisce
dining room. kitchen. 3 bedrooms. tiled bath.
sttic. hot-water heat. gas and electric pr,ce
I. lnarncs. 1901 Chestnut ct. Walnut tss2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20

wYNDMooR AvE.-2a -sty. stone and .nIn
ale bungalow. 10 roomB hardwood noorr
h.-w, heat, cleo. detached: lot 74EllO: poss
A r. MEEHAN 67+I Germantown ave
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Ot0ST2


SACRIFICE - Beautiful southern Colonial
mansion: 7 acres; all Cony.; near traInn
L. S, Foy. Jenkintown. Pa. Ogontz 288 W,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20

LARGE house. Pine, near ia; very sui'
able for alteration into apartments; sc.
600 Arthur Dogwell. "&2 =. tc't r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-20
LANSD0hSE
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED-AttraCtive apartment 3 or
rooms. unfurnished. in desirable urikh
oOrhood: apartment house preferred + G5I
ledger Offics "
%ANTED-Man and wife want TO rent SINAI
apartment; Main Line or Chestnut H..
srsnch preferred. would consider w. Phil
aust bs reasonable SGT Ledger OGfcu.
WANTED - Two rooms. bath and Eitca
Snstte, unfurnished. West Phnadslphie on
Yious preferred; married oouDle. ne childrsa.
IL 100. LeGEeE OIIGe.
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OAK LANE

5000 ". 18TH ST.-Two-Stury modern home;
corner: main streets: lot 40xlis: owner.
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CYNWND

CYNwYD HOTSE - Api6 al RaIa- Ever,
conf. con II "a fine h0ru" A large ground
gar. ser. dining rTr.. cklItrru's pIayerounds
.s min from h-1.d - sta Tel Cynwyd 7C2
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GERMANTOWN
One of the Finest Locations
Vacant-Little Cash Required

Oyncr ,ylII recrIfcr "a ". Sharpnack Nt. !;
Z rooms. porch. Apply 1880 n. Jndson st.
i3I ". TULPEHOCKEN sT.-l5 rooms. ?
baths; lot 37x2l6: i'm. pos: room Tor ga
rare: owner will sacrifice for quick sale.
GEO. W. DEANE. 501t GERMANTOWN ave.
x25 HIGH ST-9 rooms. bath immediate
possession. reasonable price for autck sale.
cFO W. DEANE 1914 Germantown ave.
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GACANT-Iot 37I14 No, 1873 and 5 ..
st; JUST on Of y. Cilrari ave., jo ..
.stYfa Arthur IlOswnil 9a1 - IH'G ~
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GERMANTOWN
aoUsEKEEPTNG APNNTMENTs :
PENNsYLv INIH-STDTRB1H

CYSWYD HOUSE Apts at Bala Every
Somf con. Of n hne hon" = large ground
Oar. ser. dining rm chitr"n's plRyErCunds:
70 min. from Broad 81 sta. Tel. Cynwyd 20?
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Si7OO-5 Mil road; / Of a pair .b.rm. dwss: {:
deep lot: near sta. c. V. Quick. 2fo9 W.
Allegheny.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-08
ORIOLES CAPTURE
SECOND GAME OF
ST. PAUL SERIES

Baltimore, Oct. S.-Baltimore
made it two in a row in the inter-
league series with st. Paul yester-
day, capturing the second game by
a count of to 5. It was free
hitting contest, with the home club
better able to bunch its bingles and
with one big inning to its credit,
the new International league cham
pions had no real great trouble in
winning.
Ogden went the entire route for
the home team, while Manager KEEL
ley of the Saints was called on to
use a trio Of his strong arm men.
The fielding on both sides was
thrilling at times. Shortstop Boley
of Baltimore and Third Baseman
Rapp OF st. Paul shining in this
respect. About 1900 paid admis-
sion to see the contest. The third
game of the series will be played on
Saturday. Score by innings:
St. Paul .....2 900 20 o 0-5
Baltimore q 900 6 900 IS
Batteries - Merritt, williams.
Coumbe and Hargrave; Ogden and
Styles.