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SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

A KITE ROOT, Cleveland feather
weight, now is participating in the
greatest battle of his career, the result
OF which either will mean n champion.
nmlp bout with Johnny Kilbane or per-
mnaneht r retirement from the ring. Root
,oss ,rss operated on for a cataract on his
seit eye last week, and il he RECEIVERS
TT M.;r that he may continue boxing, Art
W. "Hi go on in contest with Kilbane
az me ball park in Cleveland on the
"n ",snt OF July 2S. If the operation is
TT'tts;uccessful, Tt; Rootwill never box again.
LIS it.S information was furnished in a
or m.ter today from Artie's brother man
tsSer, Porter Root. During his last
vin Hree 6outs Porter states that Art was
inJtuallS blind in his left optic. His
ttLnsment OF distance was very poor, so
snoui onaL ms left hook was useless. A
tpUeialist ti informed Root that the afiic-
Oh ~ 10 ms eye probably was caused by
slo'e lace. Before the operation Artie
tas Was suffering from an adscess in addi-
''oh to the cataract.
N II" Desnam, promoter at HiKhbridKe
for "a ! ,iniegotiatlnE with Or, ]. j. shaiet
% West % Pull between Sn,Ssn Young, Tom sharkey,
the month may be put on the latter part OF
II, ,"eorsie Reynolds Ia traIni,g au,,.,,,v
and fho tha been rematched with Johnny Msaley
feet s1 ne ssL,a.nayunker will have 10 be in per.
viii mssa mSosation I. @ cone with Msaiy. " They
q S.. ne 7sr1 e'y ss.asv r s,sS, rssass sn
= he ssn wiz sshse ssuss .fssysa s. ssows WI
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Reds Lead Phils
EarLyin Frdcas
Continued from Page Ono

Continued from Page Ono
Fisher sacrificed, Wheat to Paulette.
Rath lined to Fletcher, whose toss to
Miller doubled Wingo off third. One
run, two hits. no errors.
THIRD-Miller dropped single In
right. Wheat's grounder bounced off
Daubert's glove to Rath. who threw 1t
back to Daubert, retiring Wheat. Smith
grounded to Rath. Crane made a re-
markable stop of Paulettes single back
of third and then threw past first, Miller
scoring and Paulette reaching second.
Rawlings walked, Williams flied to
Neale. One run, two hits. one error.
Daubert grounded to Miller. Rousch
beat out bunt to Miller. Rousch stole
and Duncan famed. Neale popped to
Fletcher. No runs, one hit, no errors.
FOURTH-Stengel drove deep to
Neale. Meusel fouled to Wingo.
Fletcher grounded to Rath. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
Crane walked. Sticking popped a
foul to Wheat. Crane died stealing,
Wheat to Fletcher. Wingo's single
was too hot for Smith. Fisher flied to
Meusel. No runs, one hit no errors.
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Wilding again teamed up in 1910, and
won the British doubles.
Mavrogordato was ninth hour
choice for this years British team.
The committee had decided upon Ran
dolph Lycett. who was born in Great
Britain, but has lived for long while
in Australia. 1t was finally decreed,
however, that he was not eligible for the
British team, and Mavrogordato was
chosen.
He was a member Of the British
Davis Cup team in 1914. He defeated
his two Belgian opponents, P. B. Bor-
man and A. G. Watson in the prelimin-
aries and also M, Germot and NJ. Decu-
gis Of France, but he did not take part
in the singles finals. In the doubles
with Parke he was beaten by Brookes
and Patterson.
Mavrogordato was a member of the
British team last year but competed in
only one match. That was against L..
Raymond, of South Africa, who he de-
feated. The burden Of the British play
last year fell upon Kingscote, Lowe
and Beamish.
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middle STATES
TOURNEY BEGINS
Many Stars in Lawn Tennis
Tournament at German
town Cricket Club

Although rain threatened every min :
ute. play began this afternoon at 2
o'clock in the Middle States lawn tennis
tournament on the turf courts of the
Germantown Cricket Club. Mannheim.
The women's singles was the first event
on the program. The men were sched :
uled to start play at 4 o'clock and the
mems doubles tomorrow afternoon.
The entries for the doubles close to :
night and the drawings will be made
tomorrow morning.
Among the prominent women players
who began this afternoon were Mrs. W.
P. Newhall, Mrs. r. T. Nalle, Miss
Helen Sewell, the Misses Ostheimer,
Mrs. NJ. b. Huff. Miss Elizabeth Stru-
Katherine Porter, Miss Deborah Seal,
Miss Smoker, Miss Gertrude Pancoast
and Miss Riggel.
Virtually all Of the men high in Phil
adelphia tennis circles are entered. The
pairings for the men follow:
FIRST ROUND
c. E. Cameron VS.. c. 8. Rogers
DOM, Steele va. Herbert .Fischer.
W. p. Rowland VS.. s. NJ. Peacock
Sams'l b. E6SSott SSs% vs. Hndgsw A TSrR, 81
ID. keefe vs. Howard s. Coe.
Marshall Vanneman VS.. Paul Vanneman
". C. Harmon. Jr.. VS.. s. J. Hothersall.
An2r1 Aisn Di aafhs Thaysr ys' pr W B; smarthey.
Joseph Os-r VS.. c. G., Jones
J ID: Mattern VS.. A. H. Reeve. Jr.
s. W. Pearson VS.. J B. Kerrlgan.
=. !. Mills VS.. w. Yearsley
II. Richards vs.. Sydney Thayer
y. W. Nav VS.. H. +. Dornhem
T: II. Martin VS.. Wallace F. johnson,
W T. Campbell VS.. D. r. Blankhorn,
W. p. Wear VS.. s. p. Clark
H. r. Hayday VS.. J. w. wister.
Gus Amsterdam VS. E. A. Gimbe Jr,
e. G. Cassard vs. L H. Rowland
p. 8. Osborn vs.. F. s.. White
Wheeler Lord VS.. Carl Fischer.
John w. Clark Va. A. L, Reed
o. d. Johnston vs. J. q. Taylor.
BYES
Rowland Evans vs. DR.. p, 3, Hawk.
w. d. Miller VI H. A. schaeffer
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RECORD FOR BOBBY JONES
Youthful Golfer Has Card of 50 on
Memphis Links

Memphis, July 12.-"Bobby" Jones,
of Atlanta, southern champion, set new
record for the Memphis Country Club
course today by completing the opening
eighteen hole round in the qualification
test of the amateur championship
tournament of the Western Golf As
sociation in 50.
One hundred and sixty two players,
including hal ia dozen sectional cham
pions, representing more than a score of
western and southern clubs, started to-
day in the tournament. The second
eighteen holes in the elimination round
will be played tomorrow and match play
will begin Wednesday.
Chick Evans, former national
champion and four times winner of the
western amateur title, is among those
expected to make strong bid for tour
nament honors.
Seven state and sectional associations
have entered teams in the Olympic cup
contest.
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session. II know that Willie isn't OF
the bOastful sort. He hasn't made any
open prediction of a knockout. But /
know that Bill feels confident that a
sleep punch will finish the bout, and
that Tender will be the one listening
to the chirping of the chippies. !"
when Promoter Rains was asked how
he thought the bout would terminate
he answered. do you think it'll rain
toniGht?"
8 to 8 on Tender
Among the hundreds of visiting fans
are citizens from Brooklyn, New York,
Jersey City, Newark, Trenton, Balti
more, Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee and
purgs from up state, New Jersey, Della
ware and Maryland. - -,
One party of funs from Milwaukee,
where Tender and Jackson are favorites
because OF their sensational bouts with
the Mitchell brothers there, is here
with large rolls Of the currency that
makes .aii the mare go. A young gent in
TINS party offered to bet $4,000 to $4,000
this morning that Tender would win.
put there was no taker. It was said
that this Milwaukee crowd of sportsmen n
ma mad total of $4,000 to wager on a
IendlP victory.
Two Milwaukee newspaper men here
arc Art Schinner, of the Wisconsin News,
ana Iom Andrews, of the Journal. The
latter also is matchmaker for the Audi
forum in Milwaukee and he plans to
rematch the winner of tonight's bout
with Richie Mitchell. Richie, by the
way, is here to see Tender and Jack-
son attempt to sock each other over
that short right field fence.
=, Mitchell, who is brother Of Pinky,
the SIX foot lightweight, smiled when
asked who he thought would win here
tonight, and said, smiling some more,
wei, 1t looks like Tender to me.
have boxed both of 'em, and each is
good. jackson is the harder puncher,
but Tender is better all around
Tender will win
Dundee NOncommittaI
Another star lightweight who will
look 'em over at the ringside is Johnny
Dundee, who will leave directly after
the contest for Boston, where he is to
box twelve rounds tomorrow night.
Dundee refused to commit himself when
asked for his opinion on the probable
winner, answering. II would like to
box the winner, before he is acclaimed
King OF the l33- Founders. They're both
good" -. =.
Three preliminary numbers will be
put on before the scheduled eight round
match between Tender and Jackson is
started. In order to give the many
out Of town fans and those who are
here from the shore an opportunity to
make train connections, Promoter Rains
announced today that the first bout
would go on precisely at s p. m.
Joe Jackson, of Philadelphia, and
Danny Pavese, of New York, will open
the show; then Joe Nelson, of Philadel-
phia, will tackle Johnny Lisse, of New
York, and the semifinal will be between
Harley Hutchinson, of the United States
and Knockout SAMSON, of
Philadelphia.
For the first time In the history Of
boxing in this city mounted police-a
squad of them-will be on duty on the
field at the Phillies' park. In all. Pro-
moter Rains says there will be 500 cops
at the grounds to keep the peace.
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TENDLER AND JACKSON
SET. FOR MIX TONIGHT
Neither Tender Nor
. Jackson Predicts X. o.

Willie Jackson--'I am In won
derful shape-the best condition I
have ever been In for amy ring bat
tie. | am going to try my best. L
still believe that I was robbed of
knockout in my bout with Tender
last year. May the best man win
tonight"
Lew Tendler--"Am ready for the
bell, and jackson may expect an
avalanche of punches. I am going
20 try my hardest for knockout.
and have brand new auto picked
,ut for my manager, Phil Glassman,
l succeed. This is one bout that
would like to win by Knockout"
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FINANCIAL
SINKING FUND NOTICE
TO THE HOLDERS OF
FIRST PREFERRED STOcW
SECOND PREFERRED STOCK
OF SUPERIOR
STEEL Corporation

N0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN that q, 80
an 1hif,hg ing FUND OF Superior Steel Corpovst,cvs
chase toiiowns sums are sppca BILE to the ir pur.
ssS ssSond ssk P5eferred Stock Of tho Corpor,tion:
feYrea StocEe she purchase of First Pre-
fZg.s s,o to the purchase of Second rrs-
snd snd that that Superior Steel Corporation win -
sh ana appIy such funds on August o. fo1o. IN
saeolg she pgqr9hase OF First Preferred Stock and
Second Preferred Stock as provided IN thS
f,sws as OF Incorporation and the BY
an e ba tunds ds IN the Sinking Fund may permit.
az tne lowest prices at which such sharcG
may ms, be offered for sale 70 the Cooperation,
ana Fifteen Dollars t$115 00) per share. ana
dends thereon. S,'~e 80 80
Sealed offerings plainly marked ..oner Of
Preterred stock are hereby invited to b
made to the Superior Steel Corporation at
the ofce OF Its Transfer Agent go Broad
Wsy; yaSS New York City. on or before July %.
such offers shall state the number OF
ehsres Tor sale and whether First or 0so-
ond Preferred. and the price at which such
shares are so offered, and shall be sfrneI
by the holders thereof.
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATIONS
By Columbia Trust Company
Dated New York July 10 Ioon '-~S''-'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
Annual Meetings
OFFICE OF GLOBE TICKET COsPAN

OFFICE OF GLOBE TICKET COMPANY
To the Stockholders of the abovsnamed
corporation: 7--'~-
Notice is hereby given that at the annual
Company. which will be held at the ofricc
9f the company. No. liz North 18th street,
Philadelphia. Pa, on Tuesday, July goth
1920. at ~ m, action will be taken, purs
suant to resolution Of the Board OF Di-
disapprove certain agreement OF merger
and consideration entered into between this
Directors OF the said company and the
Copies of said agreement of merger or
consolidation may be obtained In advance
signed. T-1
HARRY r. KEEN. Secretary.
Wolf. Block & Schorr -
Ills Real Estate Trust Bldg.
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Liberty Girl Wins
Opener at AQueduct

Continued from PAGE One
Madam Byng. Chimera, Keen Jane Valerie
West Bibbler and Fair Colleen also ran,
SECOND RACE, steeplechase. maiden,
four-year-ods and up. purse slooo' about :
miles:
1. Queen OF the Sea, l45,
2. Kins ff Terry. ,iia. iBroOks,,3S-I IL $,i
Time, 4.i4 s:5. Little Nearer. Valspar
a"T THIRD T''L RACE so i three-year-olds and up,
sl2o2,bo added. / mile a., >,
!. lady LAD sssSr Gertrude. s ioS, Rowan 81 6s even
Time l:8s. Cromwell, CRYSTAL Ford. Tab
lsSS d'aSnneSr and s. Allan also ,cooo ram -,
plate OF $3.50 added, hllies, two-year-olds
3 fEarIonss; 30 .n.sro.. o., "a ou,
! esHsfS. HsSs i!7 i7 ksl.aS S;G's' 9as SS' out
g. ,%: R,rSsisy ia ESl.ht also ran rsh So out
FIEH RACE sssn ,nsysra and up :s
1. You Need, Ill. Jarvis ....,.s-i 80 IS
1. Var Plume 'i iii " campbsii. 2o.i al 81
Time, / 40 80, Title and Tattle also ran,
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Special Meetingy
Special Meetingr
sSsS= TO THE HOLDERS OF wEBsTFR
Coal and Coke Company's ConpoIi-
dated First Mortgage Five Per Cent C}clH

sSsy= TO THE HOLDERS OF WEBsTFR
49, Coal and Coke Company's ConsoIj-
dated First Mortgage Five Per Cent doid
NOTICE is hereby given. puruan, q.
Article Fourth of the Consolidated First
Mortgage. dated March 1st 1909, sec,iriss
the above bonds. that on the fifteenth day
OF July, 1920. at twelve o'clock Noon Al
Room AIS stephen Grard Building, Phiia-
delphia Pennsylyania; there win be meet
Ing Of the holders of the outstanding bonds
dated First Mortgage for the purpose OF
voting on the proposed release from ths Irn
and operation OF said mortgage OF -. foi-
lowing parcels of land included in said mort
sage: :.
Three tracts or parcels OF surface In sun,-
merhill Township. Cambria County, Penn
sylvania, aggregating about $40 acres "a
perches. proposed to be sold to Conrad
Wender nth. '~Ti
Twcn,y.eight tracts or parcels of ca,
Townships. Cambria County. Pennsylvapia
aEgrcgating about 3407 acres ana IA
pc rhes. with 81 acres and 25 perches ~
surface. proposed TO be sold to the MeIys
Coal Company. -~-1~
Eight trac:s or parcels OF coal, situat. n,
Summerhil, Portage ana Munter Town
ships. Cambria County. Pennsylvania. seI
gregating about 1s1 acres and 40 perches
proposed TO be EXCHANGED wl'h the Summit
Water Supply Company for two tracts OF
Cambria CouLty Pennsylvania. aggregatinr
an equal acreage. IL
WEBSTER COAL AND COKE COMPANY.
By a. G. EDWARDS,
Sscre'ary AID Treasuror.
Dated New York. June 10. 1870
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Most Important Battles
of Tender and Jackson
LEW TENDLER
1e1S-No decision, Mickey Brown.
1014-K. O., Freddy Hahing, fourth.
lOlb--K. O., Young DIkglna. fourth.


iSis-K. O.. .YoSns pissins tf foursh.
1018-No decision. Eddie O'Keefe. Pete
Herman. Al shubert and Dick Loadmnn.
i0i7-K. o.. Jack Russo. ffth; won.
Frankie Britt. twelve rounds, no decision.
r.ns SF Sr EsT%s WON. TsShs. %.. ,.ss.sn ssS.s.
fifteen; no decision. Willie jackson. Patsy
10i0-K. o.. GeorEe. CLANCY. first, Stan
ley Yoakum. fourth, George Erne. second,
ms. willie Jackson, no Iost"foul. ''S Johnny %
192o-K. o., Allentown Dundee. fourth,
Dick de Saunders, second; Stanley Hinckle
sixth; Georges Papin, sixth; no decision.
Johnny TiIIman. picly Mitchell. Eddie Fftz-
simmons. Richie Mitchell.
WILLIE JACKSON
1013-N0 decision. Tommy Long.
10l4-No decision. Frankie Burns.
i9l6-NS decision; Louisianai X. o.. by
,i ISiS.K; g. i.rsHmy .TcnHmy o'Kesfo. third, no
i0i7-K. o.. johnny Dundee. arst, Chick
Simler, twelfth lost, Eddie Wallace, no de-
cision. Johnny Dundee. Patsy Cline
19I8-K. o., George Erne, sixth; draw,
Johnny Dundee; lost. Lew Tenderi no de-
cisi0n Rocky Kansas.
ioiSEK. q. . RlSk StSsh: hr:t. Jack n...-
Morgan. fourthi lost. Frankie Farreni no
decision. Johnny Noye. Jack Russo. Lew
i02o-K. o.. Frankie Burns. nth, draw,
Johnny Dundee; no decision. Pete Hartley,
Harry Carlson. Mel Coosans George Erne
Russo. Richie Mitchell. Ralph Brady, s
Johnny Dundee.
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Morroca vs.. Young Whitehead and JimmS
Nolan VS.. Young Earl.
Bobby Burman Is suffering from a sprainet
hand suffered In his bout with Young Coster
ana as result the southpaw will have
TO remain on the side-lines until the openins
OF the regular fall season.
Phil Lewis is managing four boxers
They are Marty Collins. bantam: Ralph
Brady, lightweisht; Gene belmont. iish..
weight. and Jimmy Butch) o'Hasen. middle.
jackson was 1o-7 favorite over Lew Tend.
Ter for their match here tonight, but lit.ie
n any, Gotham money is around In fact
hackers OF Jackson are looking for big odds,
Al Nelson. former local featherweieht
hs,,s hexsr sFPsSts to 70 box asan still he Is rm
connected with a featherweiEht champion
In the near future, Al is OF the opinion
that his brother. Joe. has the makings OF a
titleholder
Paddy NalIin has his stable OF scrapper,
In shape 20 answer the bell at any old time,
The East Falls manager has his glovemen n
workout daily so that they are ready for
bouts at minutes notice.
Tommy Pendesrass ia developing a new.
conner In local ring circles. When he starts
his, "nnd" Pendesrass 10 sure that ba.tier
will prove his worth against the best fea ther.
weights in East Falls and Manayunk,
through. He sspseta 70 q make smother lst. nG.
Hudson wants the di6oortunity 10 be Hear.
don's u'si oofe& /.
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Dated. New York, July IL ie;
NOTICE ~s
To The Stockholders of .surpass Leaxhss

To The Stockholders of ,surpass LsaxAss
There will be a special meetinr os ~
stockholders Of this Company. held at lie
Westmoreland Streets. Philadeiphis, ou t6S
2ed day OF september. 1920. at IL O'Clock
noon. for the purpose of taking into Cons
sideration. the modification or change Of IA
terms and conditions OF the preferred stock
issuing in lieu and place thereof certifcates
of stock emitting the holder thereof TO rS-
annum. and no more. from. and after the
issuing thereof, payable half-yeariy before
any. other stock OF the corporation. such
preference dividends to be cumulative. said
solution of the corporation. to be entitled
70 be paid in full the par value thereof.
fore any amount shall be paid to the holders
OF other stock OF the corporation; said pre-
further share in the proceeds Of the corpo-
ration.
BY order Of the Board,
HOLSTER sTURGEs. Secretary.
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GlmbeI vs.. St. Clements

Tonight, at Broad street and Allegheny
avenue the Gimbel store team will play
the st. Clement's team. of West Philadel-
phia; Manager Thomas Scott has signed a
team formidable line-up IL played the
Z. H. Filter nine an eleven inning game on
noon Gimbel will play at wildwood.
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seabriaht Tourney AUGUST 2

Club will hold Its annual Invitation lawn
So,,hIo tennis tournament sa for mems singles and
will also hold an invitation Tournament for
women Play In the women's events win
star, Monday. August @
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Dstsr In Wrestling rryouts

State CelleEe, Pa, July l2.--Dave Detar,
captaln-eiect OF the Penn State wrestlinG
g|hsfs q: Wi si,ssr M shs sFisls Tor me y. 81
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THE ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERV
COMPANY 80

Phlladelphis. July 9th. 1870
The Directors have declared n aua rfs.ixr
dividend OF Three Dollars (t8. 00J per shnrs
from the net earnings OF the company Or,
able October LIST, 1920. TO stockhoid.rs n
record az the close Of business on septennbsr
18th Checks will be mailed
WAITER q. HENDERRON ,rr.a....-.-
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Dividends
LINCOLN MOTOR co.

Detroit, Mich. July 10. 1920.
The Board Of Directors has this day de-
clared out Of its surplus a dividend OF one
dollar and twenty-five cents per share on
paid on July 80, 1920. to the stockholders
Of record In proportion to their respectiys
holdings at the close OF business July 70.
Dividend checks Will be mailed. N'N,-''''
WILLIAM T. NASH.
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Proposals

l. o, Q. F,-sEALED PRoPOsXLS Y0x
mittee reports and other printing Of sv fne
Grand Encampment OF Pennsylvania fo>
Printing, will be received BY thu un0sr-
signed until Saturday. July -. 1884. 81 ~
EDwaf waf.d5 z5 H,1ZFn.
raIaselge> zsly y ~ E ~
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What May Happen
in Baseball Today

RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Now York, Q; Detroit, o.
Cleveland. ii Washington, o. '
Other clubs not schedulHx-
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN, 2, st. Louis, L.
New York, 81 Chicago, 2.
Cincinnati. O, Boston, g.
Phillies-Pfttsburxh not scheI7u1aR
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LoEW'S INCORPORATED :

The Board Of Directors have declared ~
third regular quarterly cash dividend of a..
Incorporated. payable AUGUST lat. iS56F :.
stockholders OF record at the close ,g r... ~
ness July l7th' 1920. Checks win ts
DAVID BERNsrEIN. rr....,--
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Change Olympic Marathon cou...

=, New York. July 12.-Acoordinr To 3us.
tavus T. Kirby, president Of the AnlerieS =,
GnStmnpic committee. change has been made
IN the route OF the marathon race which viii
Viii Viii not pe laid from Brussels to Antwcrp. ~
NE ME orlslnally contemplated. for the reason
make such course too dangerous. -
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RAIN HALTS TENNIS

-"e' VI Nmer'can-rrench Davis Cup
Matches Are Postponed
Eastbourne, England, July 12.-The
tennis matches to have been PLAYED
today by the American and French
Davis cup teams were cancelled because
Of rain.
As the Americans on Saturday eIir,.
mated the French team, the remaininr
matches will be merely in the mature
of exhibition play. Il"
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Hundreds of Visitors Here
for Eight-Round Light.
I weight Bout at Phillies'
Park
ROCAP WILL REFEREE
Facts About Big Bout
On Schedule Tonight

pRINCIPALs-Lew Tender. Of PhiIadcl-
phR!sti phR!stiFTs.iREMEmwiiii"m ri M;w II, t"Biiiy,, Rocap.
.port. editor Of the Public Ledger.
pIACF-Phiilies' Ball Park. Broad and
h"WxEiGWT-isb pounds ringside. .
a.. ~ AZ per cent. Tender. S5 per cent.
pepsRELINIINARIEs = Joe jackson vs..
Danny Pavese. Joe Nelson rs. Johnny Gissc
anI anTIIMEEFirst bout to start at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23

ciude the most Characteristic and rep
fcscnlatiyc group of the various nat
ionalillcs IN the string quartet form
represented. The program is accord
mcly divided into four distinct paris /;
The first hv DVOruk often called the
American group because 10 Is built on
original themes ~ lhc American Ne
gro: the second IL tlfs best representa-
I've quartet music of scandinavia {;
the ihird OF Bohemia and the fourth
of Russia IN order tu add 10 the
bring out iltf educational value Of the
music. MT Schmidt Will Introduce
the various gnoups withbrief explana-
tory remarks.
The program follows
Quartet IN q. major on. @-Dvorak
-, American Quartot) Allegro ma non
troppO. LentO. Motto Niyaco; NiNaco
ma non troppo.
scandinavian -Romanze from
Quartet. Op ~, q luinor-Greig :
Swedish FOlksmig ''Nermelandsvlsan' {,
Danish fOlks0ng "Roselii ', Norwegian
Bridal March. sandy.
Bohemian Music-Larm sOsienutO
from Quartet In h Understanding !.
Bohemian FOlksOngs, Op. g-Suk; l..
kde le sladek. II. Louconi ALL. Sedlak,
scdiak
Russian Music -Andanie CanlQbile
from Quartet, Op. A.. Ia ID major
Tsohaikowsky; Couranto-Glazounow
lntermezO, from Quartet, Op. t3.
Humorcsca- Scherzando, lpp0litoff-
IWanON.
An especially fine musical program
has been reserved for Sunday night
when The Rev. Philip Cook Of B1lti-
more 'bishop-eleoi Of the Episcopal
Diocese OF Delaware will preach This