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Battle Ave.

NCU!c NY INnlnS ~. r
G. III. y. 9. - 20 000O0l-.i
Battle Axe ......O oOollOO0-3
summary: Two base hitS-Fignor
TlSnor, Home run-F;pnor Bases
on ba!!s-on Sncad ! off Marshall. >
Struck out--by Snead, s by Marshall
H. Umpirc--O'Tooie. Scorer-Hcck-
Ter. Time of game. 2 hours
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Score by innings: II.
Railway Power col o o o-6
Wood. Heights. % 0 o o . o 0 0 %
Summary: Two base hit--Barnes.
home run-Wash. Stolen bases
Ford. 8. Double plays Woodland
Heights. (: Railway Power, .. Left
on bases-Railway Power. S: Wood
land Heights. o Bases on balls
a w ay Pow cr. 6. Woodland
Heights. 3.
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Totals :. Al

Stockston Street ....2 043402 5-2l
American Can Co. % o 90 l 0 D 0 o.
Summary: Two-basc hits-Robin-
son. Williams. Boshcr. II. Jones. Red
ford: stolen bascs-Painter. Boshcr
go. p. Jones. Tucker. II. Jones. Gauld-
ing: sacrifice hit-B. Jones: double
plays-B. Jones to Livcsay to Tucker,
EllinGer TO Bowers to Johnson, II.
Jones to Livcsay to Tucker: hit by
pitched ball-Johnson, Basley, Gauld-
ing: bases on balls--oft Goodman ..
off Williams ., off Ellinger l: struck
out-by Goodman 2, by Williams3.
Times of game. 2:15: Umpire. Hayes.
Scorer, Bohannon
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.
W-hcrc Thcr pI,r \

Where They Plny Next saturday.
G. II. y. C.-Taka kola at Byrd Park
;. Battle Axe Richmond Terminal at
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cher. Powell. Hit by pitched ball
Avis. Bases on balls-on Anthony
8. Struck out-by Jennings, II; bv
Anthony.5 Umpire--Slifer. limo or
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Iaku-I[ula,
richmond Terminal. o o0OoNooo10

rNVEd " " Y " Ut Nd
Summary: Three base hit-Burn-
ham. Stolen bases-Wharton Carter.
Left on bases-Taka- kola. 5; Rich
mond Terminal. g. Bases on balls
of Davis. !: off orr. .. Struck out
BY Davis. 10; by Orr. {. Time Of
game. hours. Umpirc-Hogan.
Scorer Sutton
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. HVVTt pF INnINE. r.

Norfolk 020oooo-2
Newport News .....i 20 Q 0 G 0 OIL
Summary. Th-ec-hase hit-kram-
er; two-base hits-BranniEan (2):
Sacr!tce hits-Leathers. Whitcraft,
schwartz. Morgan; base on balls
Of CooCia .. OF; Stanley i: struck
out-oy Coogin 1, by Stanley 6: stolen
hases-sunlmer. Corcoran, Branrigan,
WhtcTa:t. simmons. Time OF game,
C;ggon
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.

Where They PIny Next Saturday.
East End-St. Johns at Oakwood.
Oakwood Union Station at Oakwood
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otto. Lewis played well in short
pretty game.
Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
CINCINNATI. 3; Pittsburgh. =.
Philadelphia, =: New York, I.
Brooklyn. I'D; Boston, IL.

:. WHERE THEY FiAY TODAY.
st. Louis ut ChicnCo.
Boston at BROOKLYN
Pittsburgh Mt Cincinnati
PHILADELPHIA at New York
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Summary: Two-basc hits-B Pat
tcrson. French. Three base hits
Belckc. Pate. French. Hit by pitched
ball-H. Patterson. Left on bases
christie Cola. 9: Crump. ,. Bases on
balls-on Hecker. .: off French. /
OIL Thomas. :. Iiits--on Hcckcr, s
nings: off French. 3 in innings
Struck out--by Hecklcr. 3: by
Thomas. |: by French. 9 Time OF
game. hour. Umpire. Taylor
Scorer, Jones
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CoCoTc ny innings ~
r. b. Braucr % l o o o O o 80
Oak Grove -. q o 0 l 0 o Oh
Summary: base hit--Powel.
Home rln---Dewcll. stolen bases
White. Dcwell Sacrifice hits-F'lct-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York, Is; Boston. 3-3.
Washington, lib; Philadelphia. 30.
Detroit. ); ST. Louis, 3.
Cle'eLnnd. ST.; Chicago, 10.
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New. Wd. G3oO oooooooo IL;
Penn Mutual O0lO200 o00003-S
- summary: Two base hits, Smith (ap
rome PS, rnnsLCollins; Stolen bases
sell Gooch. Double plays-Nrw'
ton Woodward l;Timmos. f, to DOW
zen Penn Mutual /: RAWLINGS 10
ntiooch: Hit by pitched baiiSBeii'
woodward 5; Penn Mutual G Ra son
on balls-on Powell 3: OFF Dirps %
on in mlprison % 9. Hits-off DIGS in II;
ninEs: off Powell in innir III
SS -, out-by Powell S: by DIGS !:
~ HARRISON Z. Time of Eames1.15
MESSY. ScorSr-Johnson
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walker battcd for Martin in fifth.
'Oliver batted for w. Elicit in
ninth.
Score by innings: r..
lakewood ..02Ol2 o2Ol-S
East End ...0O o 0 o %
Summary: T basc hits-R.
Folkcs. y. Taylor. Breeden. 3. Taylor.
lIigSons. Three base hit-R. LiEgon.
Stolen bascs--M. Rayhorn. a. Elicit
Parsley. Doanc CD. S. Liggon. Stolen
bascs-A. Taylor. PuGh. II. LiGgon.
Hit by pitched ball-A. Elicit. Left
Bases on balls-On Taylor, /: off
Martin. 3: off Walker, /. Struck out
BY Taylor. IL; by Walker. 3: by
Martin. .. Time of game--2:i0. UNI
pircs--Murphy. Timberlake. Scorer
Frostick. Attendance-l,50 500.
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
STANDING OF CLUBS

Where They Play Next saturday
Penn Mutual Blues. at Byrd Park.
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eLa!s ......... 81 U
Portsmouth.

SlNO.k ........ @ q q Go
PORTSMOUTH -. 3 0 o o o / .-5
summary Earned runs-Ports-
mouth, .. Two base h.t-Eooney.
Sacr.ncc hlts-Parkcr. Rooney and
Mct,loughlin. Struck out-by Eckert
3; by McGloughlih, u. Bases on
haIS-oit Eckert. J; off NcGloughlin.
J. Hit by pitched ball-k ely. Dou-
hIe nia%S-Watt TO Rooney: Traynor
10 .N!oX 10 Rooney. Left on bases
suffolk, ,; Portsmouth. 1. stolen
bases allonce and Watt Umpire.
brandon. Time Of game, l.35.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
EDDISGTON

klNER-FRONT ESTATE
For sale at EddingtOn, Pa, II miles 10
Market st; - acres; 1900 feet river front,
l7-TOOm mansion. hOt-water heat. I baths,
garage. modern barn, greenhouse. tenement
house r 3l9. Ledger Ohce
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ELKINS PARK

ELkIES PARK--Our Of thr must desIrabIe
uropcrtieI IN this section. English style,
rars. Price $50 900. MccarmIccE, e Iic-
Cormicll lLncolm RldG. and Eikins Park
EU,: DBL Desirable home site near
ElklnS / ark train and trolley; &c fare.
rea asonabIe restrictions; size 55xi3O: $3.50
Tor ouick sale. p. Boy l2L Elkins Park,
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TIOCiS
FRANKFORD

bUNGALOWS-Sev rooms on one floor At
tic over all; garages lots 100 dep: oil mod.
srn improvements. Ss5OO to Sll 900: 100
Arrott VI DIFF Ruildcr
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BEAUTIFUL building tract adjoining Coun.
try Club. WESTNEY. 2o3 Liberty Bldg.
NEW Observation-Disclosures

SURF CITY. n. J.-Hotel. Is rooms COM
pletoy furnished lot 10oX15O feet: 500
feet from ocean on shore boulevard. sacrifice
ruick sale: price 10000. For particulars
phone wyoming 470t w.
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NEW MAMPsHIRE

5IUAN IIILL, N, IT,
M5IHs h5AHHGsEssTT Al G9EAaE ,NaTE on ASEssET HILL
~ ROOMS FURN., PARIORS, IAIjSpRY
LETS. ELEcTRIcITy, GARAGE; iioo 'IVsrr Isr
ELEVATION. A o0G;S LEDGRR OFFICE.
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FARM AND RECREATION TRAc,

FARM AND RECEEATTON TRACTS
Possession iG' 80 days or less)
3 acres, IA, miles from Bradford Hills.
meadow. 30 acres tlllable Buildings $4,000
is acres on Valley Creek, IL miles from
Bradford Hills i. r. r., newly remodeled
stone house. 10 rooms and bath fuel gas in
house, large fireplaces, heater In cellar:
barn. IS acres tiliabic' good environment
10000 1875 acres, 20 acres meadow strong
stream through farm 5000 feet. 4 other
streams, . springs, co acres productive
balance upard hunting. old stone house with
fireplace, barn: This is speculative prop
erty at the price OF $50 an acre. 81 acres
willistown township. near Paoli old
fashioned stone house and barn. good soil
woods. small streamS electricity. 5000
an acre. 1876 acres (adjoins 81 acres). best
of soil. 80 acres woods. . springs and
streams, stone roads and electric power
only 30 minutes from PHILADELPHIA Bust
ness and professional men as neishbors
5000 per acre
4. l.. HALTEMAN. WEST CHESTER. PA.
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NEW JERSEY FARMS

barn, chicken house other bulIdinSs
tools, 10 bearing fruit trees berries, A.
water in house; healthy place: near bay and
ocean. Write TO owner,
KRAUSE
3iO Arch ST., Camden. ~ ].
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S4o0o--Semldetach 25x125 lot; corner
property. all Improvements; garage: $500;
brick. semidetached. deep lot; S4700. A. J.
LEXINGTON, Bank Bldg. Collingswood
T.
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Factories. Manufacturing Floor,
OFFICES. BUSINESS ROOMS. ETC.

COMPLETELY furnished office; light, heal
stenographer in building, to deliver and re-
ceiye mail, etc; Sl0 per month. Berger
Bldg,, cor. 7th and Spring Garden sts
FURNISHED private office or deskroom toI
rent In DrsNel Bldg. to regular feiloNy
references. 4 704 Ledger Office.
OFFICE for rent in witherspoon Bldg, An
ply II. y. Lcderle. S3l Wltherspoon Bldg
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BETHtSRES

FOR SAtE--A real home, l0-room stone
house, bath. hot-water heat, electricity:
garage. shade; tennis court; minutes walk
to Rcthayrcs station; select section; 30 days
rosscssion, and only $4,000: also 11.room
stone house, all convenienccs: garage large
lawn: kitchen garden: close TO Bethayres
station; real gentleman's country home:
price only $1,000 to quick buyer; ALSO
minutes walk TO Bethayrcs; price only
$3.50: act quick.
HARRY q. ELY. BethaNrcs. Pa.
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2OO-ACRE FARM

CLOSE TO LINCOLN HIGHWAY
BETWEEN IANGHORNE AND TRENTON.
Broom stone house, tiled bath; elect,
heater. etc; Groom bungalow, farm house:
sta bling for 40 head stock: sio and complete
bldgs 40 acres meadow. 10 in timber. . in
fruit: land nearly level: easily worked: TIM
mediate possession: registered Guernsey
herd, horses. hogs: tractors. truck and com
Iletc equipment II wanted Photos.
PETERS son, sos CHESTNUT STREET.
PETERS SON. COS CHESTNUT ST, Phila
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MT. AIRY-GERMANTOwN

FOR SALE -SemidetaChed house, 81 F. Mt
Pleasant ave, Mount Airy; . rooms and
bath; lot about l75 feet deep: half square
from trolley line squares, from Reading
owner. Tll9 Germantown ave. Chestnut
Hiil T2s.
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DRfNEI NIL

LITTLE Co.ouidl home, SUBSTANTIALLY and
sOudIy built OF FOXCrun st0ue. all oak
flooring, garage; rooms. > tile baths: on.
tire house planned on labor saving lin"s:
owner, Lansdowne OF r.
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Observation-Disclosures
A Beautiful Home at L.anghorne
for Sale by the Owner

Twelye-room house and acres Of Fround:
> bedrooms. bs tbs, spring water electric
Efhts, gas for cooking. hot-aIr and water
heat; porches and most beautiful Views:
stsb bles. garage and other outbuildings, gar
den. pasture and running stream. trolley 10
ReadinE Railroad at gate, close 10 good
schools and all ConvenienCes Of COmfortRb bls
living; price $1,000. S5O0u may remain 10 a
home buyer keys at home farm.
Samuel {. Eastburn, Langhorne
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LOWER noors Of new apsrtpnents. spIendidIy
fSrn,sshSsSs eS eSoS 80 snd !,h s Ocean City
snp snSg soO ''SS ''goETraao raons soa to' r. only e
city, N. ], wv"
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ISLAND HEIGHTS

COTTAGE on the bluff at Island Heights,
finely arranged. chambers and bath
with sleeping porch for or 10 people;
finest view on the Jersey coast. p. w,
E1EFAIiER. 4lo New Market St. Phila.
delpha
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GERMANTOWN

$500 ROSS ST.--Sx rooms bath. laundry.
porch; immediate possession: S3SOn
GEO w. DEANE. 3at4 Germantown ave.
1855 w. LURAY--Twin. bedrooms hot
water heat. asc.: 10000 owner
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SHARON HILL,

up-to-dats home, o rooms. garage. hennery
Ioa 6JN2nO: near trolley via I. to W. Chester
EARLY POSSESSION PHOTO HERE
PETERS a SON ,B0a CHESTNuT ST,PHiLA
MODERN stone and shinEe dwelling, 10
rooms. baths. laundry, pantry; large lot
rs minutes from City Hall; ti7. 900; worth
$40. 600. Geo, T. harnes 1901 Chestnut vt.
BEST location, cor. Husy and Forrest aves.
Thxias a. price rea asonRble e. EDWIN
HUNTER, North American Bids
Hoo ACRES, only 10 miles from Philadel-
phit City Hall; 10000, A.,
fJ-ANWrfI.YN--,I.ots near (ilenolden. each
2e.aoo, DICK. els Land Title Blds.
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OAK LANE
NE-I5I5 Cstb .tc

OAK LANE--I5l5 Gsrh ave desIrabIe cor.
ner. B.story INCLUDING porch open Hre-
place, hOt-wHtcr heat. cleo. - Iaihg c'r
early poss bargain At SII 900. nlaHe offer
TAULANE. 300 Walnut ~
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c. EDWIN HUNTER

NEF&ws5& F9 E52sE Z. TaE giGqE. EEsTATF bEEE4sEp Sc
~ AcEE%2II WITH ~ ,HHTEsILD'NGs
Living between he Rssdttng cu,-or and
TrssyW2s" ,flvf s,st;In TsaTE street IIE" ro.d ,,
sell enough lois 5 this W tract az G' pricds TEES ,bs3 sT
w.i !eaN" him nicely located home for
" sAMUEn g. ..EAsTHvRN. LANGHoRyE
u& TiiE PRENHsEs3
NEW HCNGALOW, : acres, 10 rooms, s
baths, overlooking Mill Creek Valley;
'-0%SS%G, 0%%,, 7. HARRIS. eo5 Haverford ave.
fUO0U-Wvnnewood Court Narbcrth Pa .
rooms and bath open hrspacSS.. immedia'c N paI
WI r HARRIS, roa, estate.
Onposlte station Nlrherth. Pa
10 10 SO ACRES u lanod, only ~ miles
Creek valley views and wooded knobs. acre
age 70 suit ,CHAS. ". RuSSELI, 8O5
s615GG@rner &c, lG' h9qse qi,, brand new rooms
wM r HARRIS. real estate.
Opposlle station. NarhCrlh, Pa
$IU.60O-Tep rooms and bath. brand new,
open fireplace, hardwood floors tile bath.
Opposite stallion, Nsr6crth. Pa
tOOOO--Lot i0xlOO feet q rooms and bath
hot-wa,er heat, slcctric light; vacant
Opposite alton, Nsrberth. pa
sIsOO--BTsnd new; 0 rooms and bath. cleo
wM T, HARRIS. real estate,
Opposite station. Narherth. Pa,
sSsOO--siK rooms and, bath, steam heat,
sas Kitchen. e!setsiS iight: vacant now.
opDo.l'. %s 'tstlon' HEis ksS'rtS. sSS is'sis "a
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STOCK FARM

$40 acres 40 minutes from Philadelphia city
Hall by train or motor; large stone Colonial
residence, containing II rooms and 2 baths
hot-wster heat and az modern improve
ments; surrounded by old shade: fine, large
modern barns, . good sized tenant houses and
small tenant house. . springhouses, poultry
house, hoghouses. icehouse, clubhouse, etc. f;
all buildings in fine order; excellent quality
Of land; extensive meadows, with running
stream large enough for boating and bath
ing; railroad station on farm: good roads,
near good schools and well.knOwn fOx-hunt-
Ing club and golf club; apple orchard: would
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FOR SALI.--AI Devon. story house. con
tanning rooms bath, Laundry. gas garage
10 minutes 30 T,c,on : alton: ~ minutes to-
r and W Phone Wsyn" 40 ]
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FARM. Chester Co, Pale acres. moderr
Groom stone house, stone barn can accom-
modate 25 head of cattle, . horses, etc, out
buildings. animals implements. gasoiine
truck; 1000 fruit trees. located east OF West
adjoins Westtown School property; price low
s. J. MORRIS, b32 Guarantee Trust Bide
Atlantic CITY; Morris Walton. on farm
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BALTIMORE, MD,

INDUSTRIAL PLANT. baltimore, Md,
II. siding and water front. 2.story briek
building. isox6so feet; . acres. r az.
Ledstr Cnice
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MELROsE Park

modern detached dwelling, rs
rooms. baths; large lot: old shade he
tween train and trolley; positively a bar
gain: will sell at pre-war price. JOHN n.
SHIELDS. York I'd. and esth ave
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NEAR SOMERTON

81 acres; y mile from station on stone road.
I9 acres timber; stream; S-room stone Oval
ing; 4-room tenant house: full set OF out
buildings; well located, about 500 feet from
the road old shade; good View: price Siib
per acre TO settle estate.
w FORREST MAGEE, Southampton, Pa
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TONS RIVER

FOR SALE-h small country hotel. estab
since 1905: good all-year trade; statesmen
trade n speciality, 2 persons. can run same
good opportunity for the right party: inspec.
ton and inquiry invited: price rea sonabc
all improvements. Central House. CONNER.
cial Mems Inn, situated on Toms River. " j.
r s S-Four miles from Barnegat BAY
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OCEAN CIT
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

NEW apartment houses and bungal
81. Ocean Citv y. ]. Phone AhI L.
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NARBERTH
RIDLEY PARK

Sio,Voo-,N. II. corner OF Park and Aror,o,
bousc % % story. stone and shingie. modern
spIend,d ICONS rooms and bath: very large lot:
- rozer Bldg. Phone Snrmce 6sna -
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ROXBoRO

IDEAL SUMMER HOME
,rorIaS,: rCnrIS: Win ";storE EaraSe; near Ridge ave
bprric%s. HnG: lot ShN30O: lot of fruit and
g. C. & J. r. PowKER
a3Il Main st. Manayunk
. ASkEsS-Id,r. mod. dwg. fruit, woodland
sPr, ~ .. oo0; WESTNEY. 203 Liberty Bi.
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HERKNESS & STETSON
4 REAL BARGAIN

4 REAL BARGAIN
I27 acres IS miles TO city Hall, PhIIa.;
close TO station good soil; is acres
alfalfa, II acres wheat, asparagus bed
fruit timber, stream, ll-room stone
dwelling, bath. electricity full Comple-
ment Of outbuildings; priced for prompt
sale. $40 per acre,
w. FORREST MAGEE
Southampton Pa.
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HERKNESS & STETSON
LAND TITLE RLDG.
IANSDOWNE

ATTRACTIVE home. rough cast. detached
tile bath with shower. hard wood floors
garage chicken house; corner: lot 100000
It. porches 3 sides. hedges; price right; I'M
med late possession, owner leaving city C.
Edwin Hunter. North American Building.
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HIGHLAND P\RK
HUNTINGDON VALLEY

HIGHLhND PARK Modern dwelling
rooms, laundry and attic. large lot: $4,000
GEO. l.. BARNES. l2Ol Chestnut ST
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BRYN MAMR
COLLINGsDALE
CySwYD

COLwYN I.ANE-Best section; near station;
3-story stone and stuCco dwelling: hrst
floor. large hall, living room. dining room:
pantry, kitchen. laundry. storeroom' inclosed
third hoor bedrooms hath, storeroom, hot
water heat. combination electric ana ga $
'N'o' FfDEIiTY TRUST co.
800 Chestnut ct.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
NEW JERsEY-sEAsHoRE

As S. 52D-Entire bldg. best location West
Phila.: long lease. Lewis Cohen, I'd 8 "
cor. lIth and Bainhrldge. llla Lincoln Bldg,
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ADJOINING COUNTRY Club

Beautifully arranged stone and timber resi-
deRce; excellent heating system, modern
bathrooms, garage for several cars; over .
acres, shade, shrubbery, S35. 900: worth
double: P"sse7sIon May !, easy aCCCss TO
LansdowUe station can be sepn only by ap-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-06-12

by with II creditable average II the
man catching them II onto his busi-
ness and gives them the help that lies
within his power to give them"
According TO Lajoie, the catcher has
the best opportunity to get information
on the batter. Not only can he get
information on the man ut bat but he
can communicate with the pitcher
through n code Of signals. Larry says
he would like to have an expression
from some Of the star Fingers OF a
few years back. ~ never sought their
opinion on this matter" he declared,
but | would be willing to lay little
bet that everyone of them will give
their catcher lot of credit for their
success" Lajoie predicts the umpires
will become more disguised with the
rules against freak pitching than the
pitchers themselves, because the In
dicator handlers Will be obliged to
watch every move Of the mound man.
"Wonder what will be nextT asked
the veteran as the discussion drew
to u close.
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majors-tho National league, too-nnd
that he viii again demonstrate that
senior league acumen Is keener than
that of the Johnson circuit.
Wilhoit made his plunge into major
league circles with the Boston Braves.
His debut was impressive, but short
lived. Gradually he fell down in his
work with the bludgeOn, and, what Is
worse he fell down in his brain work
to such marked degree that Manager
Stallings shipped h'm to the minors,
more us punishment than because he
believed the youngHter in need of sea-
soning,
But WilhOit, gong true to form,
burned up the minors and won another
major league berth. This time it was
the Boston Red SoX that gave him the
lift. But again he failed to show the
class that was expected in the majors,
and now he is wearing Toledo regalla'
where every student Of the pastilne
expects to hear of him doing wonder
full things,
Many players have been discarded
by American league managers, on!
TO return aud star in the older CIR
cult. Luvan mrned the trick; Chase
did II, too; Olson failed in Cleveland
but he shone brilliantly at Brooklyn
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Many bail players are often com
PEELED to put In several years of their
youth in the major leagues before they
command any attention. one of these
Is Pitcher Joe Ooschger of the Boston
Braves. He has been in the National
league for six years, but 1t just begins
to look as II he will fulfil the prom
ises made for him while he was men,
her of the Phillies, writes Oscar G.
Reichow In Chicago News. Speaking
In the vernncular of the game he has
arrived" and gives indications of be-
ing one of the most successful right
handlers In the league-if not that, the
best the Boston club has had In many
seasons.
Lacked Control.
Oeschgcr, although having all the
natural requisites to make great
pitcher, was prevented from taking his
place In the ranks of the leaders owing
to his inability to get the ball over the
plate. Pitching with delivery re-
sembling that of Grover Alexander he
was able to throw with terrific force
and also disclosed q curve ball that
was hard to hit. Yet with all this
he could not win consistently because
he was erratic and did not know how
to utilize his assortment. This, how
ever, did not discourage him and he