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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-28
Eyes Tired?

II your eyes are tired and over
worked; if they itch, ache, burn or
smart, go to any drug store and get
bottle OF Bon-Opto tablets. Drop
one tablet in fourth Of glass Of
water and use to battle the eyes from
two to four times a day. You will
comfort Bon-Opto brings.
Note: Doctors 81 y Bon Optic strcpsthens eye
eight oo% in q weeks time In many instances.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-28

Jack Dempsey with Rosemary Theby Ruth Roland
the of
people
as ful,hedged movie The
"ack
other making
noted
Pahe
took Ruth
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-28
PAINTERS REPRESENTED

Francis Brown, Maude Kaufman
Eggemeyer, Mary Wyverbeck of Cam
bridge City, are painters of pictures in
the travelling exhibit of Indiana art
which is being shown at Corners
vile.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-28

1t used to be considered quite the
thing to admire rare old paintings and
now it's the thing to admire rare
young ones--if they paint themselves
well enough.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-28
Team totals .S07 SO SIT
Wilson Cleaners

Team total ..S51 S47 7S3
High game Slade 222.
High aver2ge--Slade 1856.
HjII's [ adde's
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-28

The first year book was published
by Rabelais in 1888
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-28

The willingness o. the army cham.
pions to defend their titles Otter
without the promise of fat financial
returns has helped turn the worlc
war veterans against Jack Dempsey
ex-soldiers declare Johnny Newton
army welterweight champ, is one Of
the boys who fought often to defend
bis title.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-28
Tax Day is Coming
Buy Tax-Exempt Securities That
Aro Cafo
Put
Your Idle
Money
To Work

March l is the regular tax declaration day.
Owners of personal and real property in In
diana are required to make full returns, under
affidavit, to the Assessor on all property
held on March 1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
NORTHEAST HIGH I
STAGES A RALLY
Trims West PhiIlies In League
Game-Are Tied for
Third Place II,

Northeast High School pulled a sur.
prise In the game with West Philadsl
mia. winning to 2 and tying with the
Speedboys in the league with four won
and four lost. The Northeast PLAYERS
have upheld their reputation as strong
fnishers. but they started their 1921
rally too late in the season to figure
in the championship.
As result of this defeat West Phils.
delphia is out Of the running for the
and this will leave Frank.
ford High and Germantown to fight u
out for first place. This big game is on
the roster for tomorrow. The North.
east West Phillie game was q comedy
of errors in many Of the innings and
though Tarr pitched fair game for
West Philadelphia he was given poor
support.
A triple play featured for Northeast.
Slemmer, Shane and Whitman figuring
in this. Seibold did the twirling and
though he was not AT his best he had
good support.
.If Dempsey is willing 10 meet vii.
lard again to decide tho championship
then we will play Germantown High"
That explains Chestnut Hill Acado.
my's attitude toward the suggestion that
the Killers play Germantown High an
other game to decide which team is
entitled to the city scholastic cham.
pionship. 1t was the way the Chestnut
Hill Academy fans answered the re-.
quest from Germantown.
''We beat them once and that ia
sufficient" said Chestnut Hill. fan.
Our schedule is full up to the dav
before school closes. We have no omen
dates even If we did play again. How.
ever. it is not necessary. We beat them
in regularly scheduled contest and,
whether they win tho Interscholastic
League championship or not. our vie.
tory will stand on their record just the
same
Evidently Germantown hasn't much
chance of playing the Killers again
this year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
TRACKS WILL TAKE
BEATING THIS WEEK
Five Big Collegiate and Tuo Interscholastic Meets on
Saturdays Program-Penn Battles CorneUs
Champion Runners
by EDWIN J. POLLOCK

number Of entries with rs. LAFAYETTE
is second with ~ and then comes
Havorford. as; Swarthmorc. IS: Rut-
gers. 81 Delaware. 25 Dickinson. w.
and j.. and New York University. 90 /:
Franklin and Marshall. IS: Stevens
Institute. II: Johns Hopkins. II and
Muhlenherg, Q.
The championships will be the eighth
annual, Lafayette holds the pdgr n
the matter of victories with four titles.
tugcl' has two crowns and New No:k
Univ !";ly ole.
Yale Fest Bet
Despite the defeat at the hands Of
III" TiG"rs. Yale is the favoritr over
Has aid for tteir annual meet at Cam
lridse. The Crimson has lost K5Og-
mess. Mct ar.Ly and Brown. three sure
point winners. on account of scholastic
difficulties, and therefore is crippled
to great extent.
There's talk at Harvard of too many
fingers spelling the pie. DR.. Charles
Whclah. is commander Of the track
coaching force. He has under him
Pooch Donovan and Eddie Farrell. two
experienced men. 1t IL said that they
are differing in their methods. Mebbe
so. Mebbc not so.
Provided they run true 10 form. Pitts
athletes should be able to hand it to
the Navy. The Panthers gave Iafay-
cite its first dual meet defeat in ten
years last week. and the Maroon and
White has no ,weakling of track
team.
The State College interschoastics will
attract most Of the big prep and high
schools in the western part of the state.
In addition TO the schoolboy events,
State will stage varsity track meet
with West Virginia. Bill Martins ath-
letes are the favorites.
All the preparatory and high schools
Of this city and vicinity will have large
delegations in the Princeton meet. The
local schools are sending their hest 10
the Tiger carnival.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
All Tendier-4fter One Minute

yTTHEN the boys entered the ring. Papn looked much
w larger than Tender, although there but four
pounds difference in their weights. The Frenchman
weighed in at l35 and Lew Coudn do Better than l3l.
Georges taller and more sturdy. but lost that
advantage.
For minute 10 the first round, the foreigner
looked like real batter. He jabbed Tender, did
good defensive work and appeared To bc regular cham
pion. Rat it only for minute. Lew sizing
MP his foe and suddenly let fly with left hook which
shook Georges from He staggered against
the ropes. covered up and Tender Socked him with
several wallOps to the body.
From then it only question of time when the
the finishing walIOp would be put Lew completely
ouclassed him. landed at will and had Papn shmrhy
ing backward the persistent right iabs the
face and the left hooks the body and head. Tender
did not anxious settle things that time for
good he
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

TlNDER paths in this section arc due
- for n terrific beating this Saturday,
and enough cinders should hy from the
hccls Of collegiate and scholastic at. .
lctcs to emulate n southern soft coal
locomotive. Track and field athletes
will be buster than a salcslady at bar
gain counter.
Three intercollegiate meets stand out
prominently. but there are several
others in the East. Middle West and
Far West. Then in addition there are
two fcaturcful intersCholastic carni-
walls. Here are the headilners on the
track card for Saturday:
Collegiate
PENNSYLVANIA vs.. Cornell. dual meet
af Franklin Field
Harvard VS.. Yale. dual meet at
Cambridge.
Middle states Intercollegiate cham
pionship meet at New Brunswick.
Penn State vs.. West Virginia at
State College.
Pittsburgh vs.. Navy. dual meet at
Annapolis. Md.
Scholastic
Princeton Interschoasti"s at
Princeton. y. j.
Penn State IntcrschOlastics Mt
State College.
The most interesting from local
standpoint will he the struggle between
Penn and Cornell. Some doubt as to tho
strength Of the IthaCans has been cX-
prcsscd. and the dopestcrs of the cinder
path will be able to get real line on
Jack Moakley'S athletes.
Monopoly ON Title
Let il be stated right now that Cor
nell has squad to be feared. Inc
Itharans have won the intercoIlcglat"
title every year since 1919. and if the
1920 team is not mp to the standard it $
only a few inches under it.
Moaklcv is particularly strong in the
hurdles with Walker Smith and Watt :
in the middle distances with Mayer, the
ouartcr and half mile champion and in
the distance runs. As usual. they ar"
reunited to he weak in the Sprints. but
they are fairly well off in the field
events.
The victory over Dartmouth boosted
Penn's stock considerable, but it is be e
iieyed by many that the QuakcrS will
have to step much faster to hang it on
Cornell. The meet starts at 3 o'clock.
Two Big Fayorites
Rutgers and Lafayette seem to he
the leading favoritcs for the MiddlA
States title. Rutgers showed lot of
stuff in trimming Lehigh and although
Lafayette lost to Pitt. Coach Howard
Bruce still has strong aggregation.
A list of AIS entries has hech re
Ceiyed for the New Brunswick cham
pionshirs. These figures set up new
! record in entries. Lchigh leads in tho
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
'PAPLV CAME 5000 MILES. TIC
LEV TENDLER OUTCLASSES PAPLN,
AF7ER GREAT HITTING EXHIBITION
By.ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

In the third Papn began TO bleed prousely from the
and mouth and Lew made big hit when he splnshed
the delighted spectators and the rngside with the
victims The crowd with the Phadclphiap and
cheered wildly every time he landed a blow Therefore
the place was in uproar during the bout. for Lew
was scoring buseyes every shot.
Tender tried hard to stop the uneven struggle in the
fifth. when he got Papiu in corner fented with his
right for the jaw and when Papn raised his guard sank
his left into the pit OF the stomach Georgcss face
distorted with pain and he slowly crumpcd to the floor
Harry Erte the referee surprised and did not start
counting until the Frenchman had been down for three
seconds. Then he tolled off nine and Papin
Another body blow sent him down again and he took
the limit. The third time he dropped without being hit
and nobody blamed him. That punishment enough to
make him fop
DiPIN received tchdf might be cnicd a unanimous
count The crowd assisted Referee ErfIc aud
50OO roces counted up to nine. II something
unusual al boring shor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

what Belgium had to contend with in the late war
80 No boxer ouclassed another boxer like Tender
did Papiu He showed his superiority from the start and
won as he pleased The Frenchman game, however.
took nice slammng, and when it came time to be
counted out. be of what going on despite
the fact that he did understand the English language
When two foreigners got together and fail to make
themselves understood through tho medium Of language
they fall back the primitive stuff and make signs with
their hands. Tender did this to Papn last night. Lew
couldn't speak French and Georges stranger TO
English. So the digtal demonstration was necessary.
Lews hands, encased in heavy eight ounce gloves,
seemed to he coming from all directions and landed fire.
quenty the face aud body Of the visitor This went
for four rounds and strange and Georges
that he wanted know what il all about. There
fore in the fifth after stopping couple Of hofty slams
In the vicinity of the solar pexus, Papn decided sit
down and think it He Topped three times and at
the end discovered the answer
sN TEN DLER cndcdvoring 10 natter his
4 tenance into perfect model for hamburger
steak and cas succeeding beyond his midcst cr-
U t pectdtiouS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
COMMERCIAL MINES
I ADOPT SCHEDULE
Agree on Playing Dates for First
Series, Which Ends on
fs July 10

I.
The Commercial bas"oal League h''o
It's regular monthly meeting at the
unt.l Walton Inst evening the most
,.-,--. ..a....,ai Lo;,o +ho
adoption Of the playing dates for IN"
g.. lI5 n 49, zoo,o, rho scLaduIa
nrst han oi IN" season ue >'h'n"'e
calls for tuen,v hye games. fifteen in
the first half and ten in the scrond.
49,, ,,u
!, -. - -. .oa,,,o. .ahoa,,od con
tue close ol 'n' TesH'a' N'"'""'u -"
ssno n1ay thrre VarnrS tO dccidn rho
'son pay '"''e E"'"'S y" "'''''' '"'
league champiorship and annual pos
- L..i..-L,. .,.,uL IT,
session ot the championship trophy. In
the event Of two clubs finishing either
series IN u'' inc figN' !" play III
the championship series hgh'hH' IN"
winner OF other half 10 hC decided by
sihgN s'nr P'''
.rhp,ittad So as to he cligibIr for this
.nLis aor,os Tho incirdcd %agIa
BY West Chester; Moore for kennett
Sauare: GauIr ami Clcary by Disston
and Fr1cker ana lIp IophAm' ior
mer Reading IrlStatc players by
Schutte II Oerting Agreement was
Li ~. ~ o,,oonr. ,a ,'Ior IaI,
Isacheu ny INV ~" uhs ~ P."l. 'as.
week s postponed games as twilight
contests as well as several of the reg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
Body Blo,Us Finish Frenciman

THE end in tho sixth after twenty seconds of fight
ing Lew rushed Papin and started to beat tattoo
his body. The Frenchman cringed. doubled up with
pain and again fell to the floor. He in sitting
posture. his hands on his stomach and looked appeangy
Mt Descamps. his That person appeared
ccrned and wgwagged to his to stay down for the
count Of nine before coming for further punishment.
ErtlC began to count Swinging his like pendu-
lum. he shouted cone SO did the crowd The audience
and the arbcr reached and the boxer moved
The raers of the huge shook with the yes and
deaf man would have known what going
When nine reached. Papin still the floor.
Referee Ere expected him to rise and hesitapd before
counting him out. With urraised he looked the
Frcnchman. giving him second. but the crowd
couldn't sec il that way.
'''rrn!" the triumphant shout and Parin still
sitting the
'Iou re out said Erte as he stepped between tho
boxers and waved Parn, who had struggled to feet
to his
Tn" crowd went wild with joy and throngod around
The ring to greet the ConQucror. Tender himself
popular and demonstrated he the great
est Of lightwNghS. Hc good that Papn looked
like second rate preliminary fighter. There was no
comparison.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
GIRARD F. C. vs.. CAMDEN A. C.
Play Camden Aggregation Saturday
and North PhiIlies SUNDAY

Giirard Field Club will take a trip
across the river Saturday and cross
bats with the strong Camden A. c.. and
gave the Gibson A. 4. of West Phila-
delphia their first defeat in two seasons
last Sunday, winning by the score Of
to .
Manager Schaefer's line up is as fol-
lows: Smith and Van SAINT, catchers :;
Schmidt and Huttingpr, pitchers !;
Josephson. Heisler, Marks. IibeI and
Schaefer. infelders Zilenziger. Powell,
Sicgel and Welsh. outtielders. All semi
professional teams desiring games and
offering good inducements address Bar
ney Schaefer. manager. - East Laurel
street. or phone to the secretary, George
Sipgel. Lombard 206S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
Begin Work on Stadium
in n. Y. TO Seat 10000

New York. May 13.-Construc-
ton Of sport stadium at 225th
street and Broadway which will have
seating capacity of 10000 was be-
gun today.
The enclosure will have a six lap
bicycle track. and also will contain
a cinder path for track events. Work
on the stadium is being rushed, the
owners said. to permit its use for
the final tryouts for bicycle racers
who will represent the United States
Mt the OImypic games at Antwerp.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
AnaeIo Wins Over johnson

Trenton. May l3.--Lew Young AuRelo
won the city championship here last night
by shading Patsy johnson in the eight-round
wind-up OF the American Legion show. In
the semiwind-up Dave Schuster. OF Trenton.
bested Johnny Walker. OF San Francisco.
Knltter Ferry and Jimmy Tighe fought au
eight; round draw Eddie Fletcher , 6ested
lyman Of Philadelphia. and Young ketcheI.
Of Bristol boxed eight rounds TO n draw.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

~ 80 'NAa -
those who expect
cd to gaze upon
twelve sizzling
sessions got but
20 per cent Of n
look.
Papin is what
com IN o n ly is
known as I h c
lightweight cham
pion Of France.
Perhaps he Is, but
he never should
have attempted 10
cover so much
territory. He
sailed GCross some
5000 miles of the
brinY deep to an
mex a lot Of coin
and hatten many
of our leather
pushers in his
class. but he got
his sign n s
crosscf Instead
of stepping into
something exceed
ingly soft. he col
lided with Tend e
lcr. and before
many minutes had
passed he knew
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
College Baseball Results

Delaware. .: Penn ! 90 innings
Princeton, .; Cornell, o.
Amherst, 2: Harvard, !,
Holy Cross fresh. =; Phillips Exeter, Z
Navy. 4; MARYLAND state, /.
Yale. s: Catholic T., !.
Maine 7: Colby 2.
Lafayette, 4; Swsrthmorr. !.
Army. 9; Holy Cross, 2
Dickinson, I; Lebanon Valley. >
Pennsylvania NJ. C.. I; st, Joseph'S, 0.
Lehigh, s: Ursinus o.
Brown, .: Dartmouth. g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
Yale Crews Ready for Races

New Haven Conn, May 13-Yale oars.
men who make up the varsity. junior ana
freshmen crews left for Princeton. n. J.. to-
at Lake Carnegie. with Princeton and Cor
nell. The varsity and iunIOr crews Will be
the same az rOwed against Columbia, April
"a Two of the three shells shipped yester-
day are American built. as they are faster
than the English boats used in practice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
Pat Moran Protests Cards Game

Cincinnati. May 13.--Manager Moran has
wired in a protest OF Sundays game which
tho Reds lost in the eleventh inning with
St Louis The protest is based on de.
oision Of Umpire RiRier in the first half
Of the eleventh inning. when he refused to
let Groh 20 TO hrst base on the claim OF
ha wing been hit by q pitched ball.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
Skipper of Shamrock on Way

RurGon n"%Ro %S" viii nno saiI shSmrocS H%T " sir
Thomas Lpton's challenger for the Amer
iCa's cup. has departed for New York on
board tho steamship Adriatic. Mr. Burton
said he and his crew thoroughly understood
each other. that they all had sailed to
gether on the yacht Octavla and had won
thirty-one out OF forty-hve races.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
DeScamps Gets Wrong Aduice

DERHAPS DcSramps badly advised when he
l. matched his against Tender 1t certainly looks
that Still. Carpenters willy manager might have
figured that big fight for lot Of money better
than couple Of scraps for only fcw dollars.
Papin might he considered good boxer. but he
didn't prove il. His training stunts very peculiar.
to say the least. He trained in private. nobody
him in action and not until last night did he
he could do. This secret training stuff strange.
DesCamps brought the French champion hero to
box Leonard. He said Benny would be easy. but be-
fore battling the worlds champion, he wanted
some Of the easier opponents. Tender just
and d those southern cyclones which have
been moving houses and towns from
other recently.
COME ot me critics not girimg TCndIer duy
- credit for his wOndcrtuI Tork last night. ThFy
pointing to the rredkmeSS Of PdpiH and not
paying any attention 10 the prOTesS of the PhiLG-
deIphiun. mho is good enough aud cIerer enough TO
make any HGhtrciGht look bad. Gire the boy the
credit he dcSerreS.
Copyright, 1920. b. Pubhc Ledger Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
Along Boathouse Ro,O
Goa ch Eddie Maj

Coach Eddie Marsh. Of the Malta oars
men, WI. have two jHnior eishts sos},b on 'nE ne
n%,'' 1s'sria 1s"sr ~" and IN addition" To NJ
elRk,s has a junior centipede crew con
~ MooTs stroke. working. This crew,
win i'Hssidy, who IL rowing for interme-
York RnSInG Association regatta on Me
moral Day,
,,.u,,,ou Ina. x.,,v .,,a no vou,d row
10, ,%a Sew York regatta II a boat vas
sent 70 him which me New York committee
fTSrned up. kelly does not wish to send
hts o" boat % Over fearins i would be dsmsEsd;
Souo,yirx Nv The Memorial Day Event. Al pres
taking daily, spin in the single. and and roy, ,
was his partner when they won senior
championship doubles IN the national re-
sS'" 'aS' year
A. tho snrinr season slowly approaches the
Z, ,tivItV OF The boat clubs IN Fairmounl Park
m'os, OF thc Coaches and cap,a1 - aApect 10
nave q large number OF crews workIug, and
~, %,., " sSs's,n '
Tb. Most pbiIad.Ipbia BOA, Climb 3 crews
ha," hsan handicap pnad on pr.ounl ~ not
maTns se 'HIH s%TsnTv %n" ~ ysrjas siip
annE We ,b.,r oap. oIsr H., ihai house
rantaIn hob Y C,ombpr oxrArls to have the
aosy m readinsss in 2 courIa " davs and
efsb, ,I5,nr 'four-oareJ gfs and a Junior
. rgr rrlprdc During the last couple OF months
snH he "NP9c,s to To an T"h1 nogd, 91 OF Tfa T6a
question nt haEI9S '"",h u Is no" .le unner
""i-SHoWn osrsman viii 'ahs charEe Of the
49, s.,,. ,,..no, o.-.r,., ~ ,
single ZIG from the Ne-per club upset IN
rom OF me "'bn, %lrIRRs Tsnn ani "nI wh.S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
LAFAYETTE May join College League

Enston Pa, May 13-Lafaystte Col
lese' as tho result Of an Invitation received
this week, may join the intercolleSiate Ten
nis Associstion before the present season II
closed JAfaystte will play Haverford on
TIidsy, and the University OF PsnnsyIvania
on Saturday,. \
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

kA<At.f Jersey City, ~ j., May 49,
Ew TENDLER proved be of the best light
- weights in the business last night when he knocked
out Georges Papin Of Frame in the six round at the
Armory A. A. There six rounds left TO but Lew
didn't need them In fact he ignored them entirely and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

ALL STAR BOUTS TONIGHT
Germantown A. A. rsst Cselts9 # chsw Ave; :,
MARTIN JUDGE Va. EDDIE HARVEY
Willie McClOskey VS.. Joe Jackson
TWO OTHER SCRAPPY CONTESTS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

WHEN PapiU entered the ring, the hand pInycd
w the "NorSCiidise." The Frcuchman stood al
attention and the audience also arose. The "Star
Spangtod BGnncr' played for Tcrde,A and
thousands sang the first rcrsP That too ,rns an
unusual feature Of the shore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

A the spring sra son slowly approaches the
l,tivlty Of the boat clubs IN FairmOunl PARK
g growing, and by tho end ~ mis- week
I,ost Of the coaches and CAPITA - eApect 70
rave q large number OF crews WOrkIug, and
rom present Indications this premises to he
~ ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

Ths CrPscent Club has an eight rowing
ovcr| night made up OF Writings bow;
Folk. .: Weaver, 3; Fichter, 4 stanton .,
There are number OF other men who VIII
Try for the eight according g CAPITA
Eddie Graef, who. with his brother, Kari
is coaching the crews. George J." Huber
is trying his hand az sculing, and VIII
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

Fred KOester, Of the Penn Barge Club,
viii \" entered IN second singles In the
American regatta from present indicat lonk,
He has heen out working hard, and ~ in
hne shape. A junior eight - sisS' % s row6hs'
ana Iyons IKE a good possibility for junior
EiUElcs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

unior pIEhts out on the water within the
next couple Of weeks but no dehnlts pans
Costello and HID are rowing for junior
doubles and Captain Boyd - training 10
row In juniOr singles.