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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10
BOXING IN CAMDEN
RESUMED TONIGHT
Leonard to Go On in IL.
Round Headliner With
X. o. Loughlin; Three
Other Bouts Scheduled
OTHER RING GOSSIP
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

DHILADELPHIA and Camden be-
l. came related last season, from a
boxing standpoint, when permit was
issued for bouts at the Third Regiment
Armory. Haddon avenue and Mickle
street, under the auspices Of the Camden
Sportsmen' Club, of which Herman
Taylor is the man behind the gun. Fans
from both cities rubbed elbows at sew
eral shows held last year and, begin
ming tonight, the fans Of Philly and the
little big burg across the river will re-
sumo relationship.
This evening will mark the reopening
of the Camden Sportsmen's Club, when
Herman, whose intimate friends call him
'Muggsy." puts on his initial program
of the l020-21 season. Taylor con-
Ceived the idea Of how to give fans in
this vicinity an opportunity to see
Champion Benny Leonard after a nun.
Der OF other matchmakers had failed to
get opponents for the titleholder. Be
cause it is said that Benny has out
grown the lightweight class, boxers of
that division have been passing him up.
So "Muggsy" got a welterweight to
take on Leonard, and now everything is
ready for the opening gong OF the
scheduled twelve round match this eve
ming
Knockout Loughlin, Of South Bethle.
hem, is to be the party of the second
part. There has been lot of gossip
going the rounds that Loughlin Is a
middleweight. but X. o. said here this
morning that he would dissipate this
report. Il will step on the scales before
entering the ring against Leonard and
you can make little bet that l will not
weigh more than 145 pounds" said
Loughlin. Ioughlin will make his
weight public on his own initiative, as
the match was arranged at catch
weights.
Beside this twelve round number,
Matchmaker Taylor has three other
bouts on the card, as follows: Joe Ben
jamin vs. frankie Conifrey, ten rounds
Joe Burman VS.. Joe O'Donneli, eight
rounds, and Johnny Meaiy vs. lothmS
Touhey. six rounds.
Wallace With Jim Buckley
Jim Buckley, of Brooklyn, is in again
After separating himself from the box
ing game for more than two years Buck
lev Is to get back into the fstic spot
light and Is planning to have repre- .
sentative stable in every, division. The
first boxer to 60 under the management
OF Buckley is Patsy wallace. local ny =
weight, who twice gave Champion Jimmy
wilde terrific tussles: In addition to
wallace, Buckley said today that he
would line up bantam; teatsssfwenght tssISagGat at
and heavyweight.
IT am going to get back into the game
with both feet" said Buckley. "WhilG ! 1,r
l have been very busy in I another t"i,d iiSld
peen Keeping in touch with what has
been been going on in the ring and now that
boxing law has been IN Pssssa SssS%e in acyy NT%
York tS.t gnor hsTt SsSin asSineo Ny brother While
here on business several times, saw
Wallace Wal in different bouts and advised
me that Patsy had the STUFF to be become %SnS
a star scrapper. have taken taken nm eyer yer
under five year contract And
Buckley showed the papers properly
signed. ,.Lo. h os WAITING
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for a permit sanctioned by the New
York State Boxing Commission and
was planning to open a club in Brook
lyn.
Not Fired-But Quit
Jack Hanlon denied today that he
had been fred by the Ice Palace man
agement following the Wills McVey
fiasco on Wednesday night. II quit. "
says Jack. "and George Pawling will
tell YOU the same thing" President
Pawling reiterated Hanlon's statement
saying that he had accepted the latter s
resignation yesterday at noon.
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Football Begins at Rutgers

New Brunswick. N. j.. Sept. 1o.-Foot-
iron warriors begins today In earnest. and
Coach George Foster Sanford will for tho
is left OF the big Red" machine OF last
year and the new parts that must be fitted
into the machinery. Thirty-fve candidates
reported yesterday. but the day was spent
only in Issuing equipment and In confer
ences between Coach Sanford and the pros
pectiye wearers OF the Scarlet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10
1920 PROVING YEAR
OF RECORD N/RECKERS
Babe Ruth and Man O Var Setting Marks to Shoot 4,
TiIden-Johnston Best Tennis Duo Euer.
Watch Baseball Crooks
BY GRANTLAND RICE

LAND RICE
to break three or four records ora
s4Oo, 900 or $500, 900. '' and earn
A ND yet we doubt that the "R,h., .,
"A will ever make a great eolfor
his present profession he has deveion..11 "
balls. WV many
"TUsT what is duffer in go,,r
y asks an exchange. A dpfor a.
any person who doesn't come In cnr,,., y
bitterly with his frontispiece knottsJ \.
pain because he got only rs. He oria y
constitutes 1872 per cent Of the enti,.
field. '"'''s
lT X. J.-Chandler, Egan, Trav,,
-. Ouimet and Gardner all won .o,
championships before they were tw,nty svu
one years old.
Tilden and Johnston
UuAs this country ever deve,oD.a
IL two finer tennis players ot ON.
time than Tilden and JohnstonpS !,
tennis fan asks.
Not that we know Of.
Johnston won the championship f,o,.
a fine field In 1915. In 1910 he and
Tilden reached the final round I~u m
gether. In 1920 Tilden won the Rrit;0t
championship. and on Monday the sam. sam.
pair again reached the final frame "'
England has had the two Dohertv,
ruling together. Australia has ma
Brookes and Wilding. America son.
years ago had Larned and McLoughEn
America today has Tildcn and John.
ston. S'"'
What expert can pick the stropoey
pair from these leading combinations,
Were the two Dohertys stronger thar
Brookes and Wilding? We're botl
stronger than Tilden and Johnstoni
Or, Is 1t sufficient to suggest tina,
right now Johnston and Tilden lead M
field-and right now Is the time alop,
the calendaric chart which means Il,
most?
THE first man to protect his gam. N
l. connection with any whispered Or
suggested scandal is the ball player
himself. And the time seems to b.
about right for each ball player to keen
close watch on the actions Of any sus.
pected party where. IL any crookedness
Is found, the application Of three larr
bats against any crooks concrete dome
should have an instant and highly
benefcent effect. The player can guard
his own game from the inside better
than any magnate or detective can from
the outside. And It might be further
suggested that there has been entirely
too much smoke from the last world
series to the present period. ..
COPYRIGHT. 1880. all RIGHTS reserved
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Palace for Real Boxing

THERE has been plenty of scandal in the last couple
Of days. That thing at the Ice Palace Wednesday
night turned out the way 1t should. when both McVey
and Wills accused and found guilty of pcrpetrating
brother act chased from the ring and their money
held up. If had of that, boxing would be in
healthier condition
Boxers forget that Philadelphia is the greatest box
ing city in the world For the last 100 the has
hourished here and the fans know what it's all about
But that's not strange. Anybody get hep in
fury.
However. the Philadelphia audiences critics and
tell a fake without diagram. They scented
thing spurious Wednesday night and did not hesitate
tell the world. The action of George Pawling in de-
manding complete investigation from Director Corteyou
shows that he is the level and will do all in his
to give the local fans a for their money
The match looked good paper because Wills had
Just beaten Fulton. He in line for match with
Dempsey and lot of people wanted him in action
Judging from his work. he is in shape to meet the cham
pon of the old man home. Everybody disappointed.
but felt satisfied that the boxers caught in their
and failed to get away with It.
The Ice Palace has taken a stand for real up and up
boxing. No suspicious matches will be held and the pub
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10
Benny Leonard Now on Trail of " WelterWeight.

IF BENNY Leonard were to depend meeting light
weights this fall, it would be cold and cruel winter
for the champion. All the stars-Lew Tender, Willie
Jackson Johnny Dundee and Eddie Fitzsmmons-are
passing up Benny, and Bill Shakcspeares Merchant Of
Venice had nothing them 1t is all about pound of
flesh, maybe several pounds Tex Richard, Of the
Madison Square Garden n. Y has made efforts to match
Leonard with various of the ghtwegh but they all
Nothing doing" One hundred and thirty five pounds,
eight hours before the bout is entirely big handicap
in weight to give Leonard.
All of which means that the lightweight champion
in the welterweight class in order to
action 1t looks if most of Leonard future opponents
will be boxers who weigh in the 14Os, and Herman Taylor
manager matchmaker. promoter. everything, Of the
Camden Sportsmens Club, gets the honor Of being the
first stack Leonard against n fstman in whose
division Benny will appear in the future. Knockout
Loughln of South Bethlehem, is to be Bennys Wis Wis
tonight across the river.
THE Leonard Loughlin bout on the four bout pro-
1 gram arranged for the reopenng of the Camden
Sportsmcns Club is to be a t,oeUe round bout.
T,cere round matches wH be put on throughout the
regular season of I920-21. Matchmaker Taylor says
his motto tcN be, "A champion in erery shoe"
Copyright 1929. bv Pubic Ledger Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10
Once again the Lead Switches

CtobuS are, heFe uttooVs " u SHVu "H'tV'
Once again the Lead Switches
LNOR the last three months the Dodgers and the Reds
have been playing tag with first place. The Robins
"It' today They game from the Cards,
while Pats champs split with the Braves This put
Ebbetss aborers in the lead with unhealthy margin
Of point The Giants lost and are two full box
scores in the Of the Reds
Our Phs almost got a decision yesterday over the
Pirates One thing that stopped the Cravathans from
least tying the figures in the ninth neat running
catch Of Pauette's fly by Bigbee Sengel was third
and two the time. If Bigbce had not been
quite lively his feet there would have been differ
ent story to tell words to that effect However
Phils lost Score, 7-6.
Irish Meusel in a happy mood after he discovered
that the of his brothers death a lot Of hop
He celebrated in n fitting manner. He slammed out
single, a double and home during the p. m. He
drove in and scored two himself. He put the
Phils in the running by sockng home in the eighth
the way of victory getting, but cant win ball
game by himself.
If the plot Matched by the gains really had gone
the Yanks to win, what fine trimming they would have
received, for the Indians hung it the Yanks 1914.
Reports that Of the Yanks believed the story and
acted dead. At that, Stanley Coveeske apparently made
them all and play dead, for he allowed only six
hits That is all except Babe Ruth, for be it known that
the Dustin Babe connected for his forty seventh homer Of
the season.
DUTH has close to t,oenty games in ch'oh TO get
~ three homers 10 reach the fftv mark. WIZ
he do You Inn,
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HOBART READY TO
START PRACTICE
West Philadelphia Football
Team Will Work Out at Sher-
wood Recreation Grounds

The Hobart Football Club, Of West
Philadelphia, one of the oldest teams
in the city, has begun active prepara
tions for the season and will begin prac-
tice next week at the Sherwood Rccrea
tion grounds. Nearly all of last year 8
players are expected to answer the first
call and, with the addition Of several
new candidates, q well balanced team
Is assured.
Hobart is arranging hard schedule
and has booked games with Rex, of
Washington; Lancaster Professionals
dates are. held open for teams that have
always appeared on the schedule, and
the managers of Holmesburg, Consho-
hocken. Bridesburg. Frankford, River
side and Phoenixville are requested to
get in touch with Hap Spangler, at 1929
Chestnut street, or phone Walnut 1881
before 4 p. IN.
The Wheeling Club. also Of West Phila-
delphie. will hold It's nrst practice on sstur-
day afternoon at the r r. r. Y. NJ. c. A.
snappy workout. The management would like
to hear from htst-class teams in Pennsyl.
yans 6t;o NIw Jersey AND RelswHre ASdssss
and Westminster avenue
o,Iu Dsf,Snss \; A.; Of WiImps.Sn, has few
sn SAtS fss s'TtR' S pSuads S TSs team
5 the city 1T G" of ies
star. is coach and is making preparation:
for the opening clash with Pennssrove in thm
Sity on seDs.m6er ls Beth home ana ava,
Fiiman. Second and Jackson s;rests' vii il
mington or phone Wilmington 3281 j.
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Hess : Bright Leads

Hsss- bright gained undisppted lead in the
fndlIst rfak Amateur Baseball League series
vcktefdaV y - fternoon. by defeating Hohifelds
by The EEsss score AZ 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10

Tommy Murray. Of Southwark. will mes,
Battling Dundee at Baltimore. September 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10

Johnny Mclaughlin has r$urned from his
for tho welterweiEhts, none In particular
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10

wilIus Britt has a weiterweiEht and a
middleweight prepared TO spring on tho Phil
adelpha public this fall They are, re-
spectlvely, Jack Keller and Billy Mercer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10

Johnny Burns again has arranged three
eisht-round bouts and two skies for his
weekly card at tho Cambria Club. Tonight
Martin Dury and Tommy McCann will go
follows: Walter Rennie vs.. Bobby Burns,
Freddy Turner We. Johnny Morgan, Jack
Morris va. x. o. Bailey and Jimmy Trlara
Vs. Jimmy Conroy
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PERCENTAGE EVEN IF THEY ONLY S

lie knows 1t will not be buncoed. George Pawling Is
willing the limit give his patrons what they want
and will profit by the mistake Of Wednesday night.
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BodIe May Leave Hospital Today

I.tsssSr.h Pa s0g,; :w 1o6ns York ama11Ss, gGS
League club, who was injured In IN exit
bition game with the Pirates here. annoyat
and 20 to New York some time today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10

Willie Edwards has added wAlly HinokIe,
OF Grays Ferry to his stable,
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"GANfS" STAGE FIELD DAY, BUT GET
SPIKED IN TIME TO SAVE SUCKERS
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL,
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

THE Cams" which is way of referring to the gen
temen who risk real money on ball games to win
more real money, had field day yesterday
= They killed Bobby Meusel poor, inohensive ball
player. They placed lily in the hands Of Del Pratt.
They ruined Duffy Lewis and presented Babe Ruth with
nothing but broken leg, busted shoulder and three
cracked ribs Taken all in ALL the Cams real busy
and overlooked nothing The New York Yankees all
pieces and didn't have much chance to win the
pennant the Wcstmoreand Boys Club the North
sde.
But there's many slip twixt the hip and the lip
they In best circles The Cams planned
what might be termed coup d'etat," which is slang
for general clean up of dough. Flushed with the
which rewarded their efforts out in Chicago last week
when they caused lot of excitement before the
with fake kilograms, the Cams tried the
with variations Instead Of removing pitcher they killed
Of all of the principal actors hoped to away with it,
and when the dear old public decided the Yanks ddn
have chance and put them on the short end of to
bet, they could step in, lay the kae and cop That
the big idea.
However, the plot nipped at the start the fol-
low never came to light Quick work proved the
tire thing terrible fake and nobody Topped All of the
brain work went for naught.
Betting ball games will be stopped, but when
the gamblers those cold booded harpes who have ruined
everything they have been connected with Ak
ball and put stunts like that of yesterday it's
about time to do something. who fips coin and
loaded dice and marked cards should be ynched Baseball
Is healthy sport, but there must be a general house
cleaning. Every ball player who is talking with
gamblers should be closely watched and fired off the team
II suspicion gets too strong No Of this official
whitewashing like the Hal Chase affair
TIE fact that the reported death Of Meusel
and Pratt aud the serious injury TO Ruth aud
LeCis caused relatives to send frantic TO
= Cleveland and teaS shock to every one did
4 NOT mean anvthin0 TO the gains. They placed
crooked deal dborG everything else.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10

A LII Of tohich shoes hdt no matter how dork tho
~ clouds are, there dtoovs is a silver lining.
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Battling LovinslCy and Joe Tiplita have
proved that they are two boxers who could
hold down Jobs as referees also. Booooo
Hon and Glenn Goodman. local sportsmen.
also showed their class as third men In
tho ring at tho smoker last night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10

Jimmy Meudo is after Q bout with Joe
oDonnell. or Gloucester, weight regardless.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10

Choice Seats--Big Fight
CAMDEN SPORTSMAN CLUB
18TH & FiLBERT SITS.
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Scraps About Scrappers

lon for next Wednesday nIRht will be put on
SSrolsn Carols today Mike o,D9wd WIN meet
saSr PstrSsky In the s6S. nsHdng1 WhS
vs.. Joe Nelson and While Kohler W. BUDDY
Fitzgerald, all eight-rounders. are other
numbers.
Local boxers. managers trainers and IA ms
showed that they were strong for the Ameri-
can Legion when the Continental Club last
sGSS p aPsSty Sss for he
A. l. More than dozen boxers gave their
services gratis to entertain former ssrvics
men and their guests
for the l02c.2l season al the National 4. A.
for Saturday night a week. Wlllus Britt
handed out the hrst infoFmation. as follows
Jackie Clark vs. Frankie Mcguire. eight
Braszo and Johnny Mealy. Dave Astey and
Marty Kane. Young Tom Sharkey and
Tommy Jamison and Billy Lyle and Johnny
ONeil.
Joe Ceryino 10 figuring on busy drive
for Billy Lyle this fall This kiddo has
all sorts OF stuff" said Sir Joseph He is
clever, he can hit and he IS game Is there
ful boHerf'
Exhibition bouts soms,imsg bring out ths
Harry KID Stewart, Kid Wagner, Fliniy
Kaufman and Ray Belmont all proved that
they would have TO be reokonsd with this
Post. A. l.. smoker asst night may be taken
as criterions.
Battling LovinsIty and ZOO Tipii,s have
hold down Jobs as referees also. Booooo
Hon and Glenn Goodman. local sporsmen.
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TIE crow family Is placed by orni-
biologists al the head Of the bird
world as being more highly organized
than any other. Llnnaeus gave The
post Of honor to the eagles. because Of
fneir Singly quality of rapacity. but
two great authorities. Professor Park
or and Professor Newton, agreed in
assigning the highest place 80 the cor
v'lae.
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LnexpensIve Fun.

Probably complaining about every
thing all the time does no real good,
but it seems to be about the only way
we can have any fun at all and still
live within our means.-Ohi0 State
Journal
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MII4LWRIGHTS

. first-class Mill rights.
best wages, Edwards Valve
& Manu- g Co, East Chica-
90, Indiana. '-s-if
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LA
COUNTY IN THE LAKE SUPER
COZ RI JANUARY TERM
ABRAHAM RoTIfBIsATF IS. itA
l.hDERMAN FIT Al CAUSE
lss44 ACTION TO FORECLo
MORTGAGE
Now comes the Plaintiff. By John
hens ms attorney and lies his sem
PANT herein together wifl an aftlda
/ 81 a competent person showing hat the
defendants Ray Iederman. Mariah Boyd.
widow Of Lyman II Boyd deeea sed; the
unknown heirs. devisees. administrator.
executors and assigns T aas. Of Marian
Boyd tie unknown heirs deNisees. ad-
ministrators. executors and assigns ~
Lyman II. BOYD. deceased If ann. ar
not residents 70 the stare 50 Indiana
said defendants are therefore, hereby
notlhed Of the pendency 81 SAID action
ana that he same VIII stand for trial
| at the next term Of SAID Court and that
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Dated January 18Th. 1920 l-15-ee-2a
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tEttBEEI J.. " HEA1 ION.
Seal) Clerk Lake Superior Cew
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classified advertising viii be &c
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charge OF 80 cents. Hammond,
Ind, March 81 S-SA--A
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WANTED Checkers, Cal
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m, stops Calumet and Col
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
THE STATE OF INDIANA. IN
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPER
COURT. JANUARY TERM So.
ABRAHAM ROTHBI.ATT rs. EA
LEDERMAN EFT Al. CAUSE
lS944 ACTION TO FORECLo
MORTGAGE
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tSeaD CLERK Lake Superior Cour-.
I-22-29
, 1920-03-02
THE REV, MINOT S. MORGAN of

THE REV. MINOT S. MUKGAN on
4 .Detrol,, M~lcne2an, U S.A.. wh1 Is
now supplying the pulpit of Tie Mora
Wan Chur n. Christiansted, desires to
ascertain wnere he boarded when n pre-
viousIy visited St. Croix about the year
1870. Perhaps some of the older resi-
dents may remember a distinguished
man Col. E. Is. MORGAN, a member OF
the United States Congress. who stayed
at the same house.
, 1920-03-02
NOTICE

AN examination for Pupil Nurses for
"a the Municipal Hospital, Christian
sted, will be held on THURSDAY,
MARCH 9TH a. c. at 2 O'Clock p. m. at
the Nurses Room. Applicants must be
over sixteen years of age Those who
are DESTROYS of applying will appear at
the time and place, when. if satisfactory;
their applications will be held in view OF
vacancies occurring.
r. H. JENKINS,
Municipal Physicjan IN Charge.
Municipal Hospital, Christiansted, St.
Croix, V. T.. of u. S.. y, Feb. 18th 1920.