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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
Hugl,ey anxious for Match
With Titleholder; to
Challenge ]. Patrick Nest
Saturday
DEFEATS O'DONNELL
by LOUIS ii. JAFFE

uUGHEY HUTCHINSON would box
- Johnny Ki'bane. In fact. the most
recent Philadelphia gloveman to EN-
blazon his name on the fistic horizon is
awfully anxious to take on the feather
weight champion.
By his victory over Joe O'Donnell
on Saturday night at the National
Club Hutch proved that he was box
ing in excellent form. Not only did
Hughey show he possessed oil sorts
of cleverness when he outpointed
"Doesn t knock 'em out Joe," but the
Philly youth also displayed that he had
punching powers.
Seldom has O'Donnell been topplel
! TO the mat. Joe has often demonstrated
| his toughness of jaw and ruRgedness
wallop was brought to the fore when
he spilled O'Donpell for a one second
count in the second round
! A right handler to Joe's chin stag
gered him and another sent him to his
knees. But O'Donnell was UP before
Referee Critic could drop his right arm
| for the second toll. The Gloucester cave
kid fought his hardest throughout, and
he found a willing foe in Hutchinson
In the last round, after five fierc.
frames. Hugh surprised the big crowd
and O'Donnell by swapping punch for
punch. And Hutchinson must be giver
credit for having a slight advantage II
the exchange.
O'Donnell has never been accused ot
being a dangerous contender for q cham
pionship. But Joe can always be de
pended upon to give alleged contender'
no parlor punchfest. O'Donnell has
been Il good trial horse for the best o.
the bantams and featherweights, soul'
of whom believed their heads would b.
crowned. And Joe often crowned EN-
with his terrific smashing right.
Hutchinson is in line for bout with
Champion Kilbane. The chances arr
that he will get an opportunity agaius
~. Patrick in the very near future
There's one thing certain, Hutchinson
crack at him. and he will do that little
thing next Saturday night by challcng
ing the titleholder before the latter's
bout with Johnny Murray.
Willie Jackson was q busy youn:
man last week. In all, the New
Yorker participated in three bouts il
six DAYS, and he returned a victor il
all. Saturday night he met q tarta
in Harry Carlson. who has Il gooc
straight left and who halls from Bos
ton. While Jackson was unable t.
give Carlson joylcss ride to the LAM
Of the chirping chippies. Willie di
succeed in pumping out n pretty lacins
all OF which wasn't pretty to his Bos
ton opponent.
Billy Rolfe is another gentleman o
the gloves who uncorked whole bagfu
Of terrific punches, but couldn't knoc
h. ,arf, .f hp
part was Danny Pavese. and Dan suf
, fered bad trimming. Rolfe drove hom
sufficient punches to the body to cav
in heavyweight. but Pavese too
, everything Billy had without wincin
nor smiling.
Another hard punching exhibition
was put on by Willie Harmon. Bill ad
ministering severe soaking to Youn
Robideau. who took his lac;ng smilingly
In the other bout Tommy Cleary boxe
a draw with Jack Perry.
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WOMEN TO RENDER
BOXING DECISIONS
Will Act as Judges in Doughboy
Boxing Scrimmages at
"Cheer Canteen"

New York. Jan. 19.--Socicty women
promise to invade the ringsde rs box
ing judges tonight at the preliminaries
of the amateur boxing tournament ar
ranged by the National League for
Women's 5 Service for the entertainment
of wounded soldiers of Fox Hills Hos
pital. The preliminarics will take place
at the leagues 'cheer canteen, Gras-
mere, Staten Island, to which the SOL
diers will be brought in ambulances
of the motor corps.
The judges are Mrs. Edward Nc
Vickar, who is chairman OF the com
mittee OF patronesses arranging the
tournament; Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
Pell and Mrs. Joseph H. Sears They
will assist Sergeant Ray Smith, who is
to referee.
Nearly 100 amateur boxers have reg
istered for entry in the tournament
Entrance is limited to fighters in the
800 pound and 30pound classes. The
prelilninaries will be continued or
Wednesday evening at the cheer can
teen" when a different group of sol
diers will witness the matches.
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CY YOUNG ALLOWED ONLY
THREE HITS IN HIS DEBUT
Famous Pitcher Bumped of
Anson's Colts for Cleveland
in First Game Thirty Years
Ago
LIE WAS a big. husky farmer boy,

LIE WAS q big. husky farmer boy,
= L. hard as the teeth in his pitchfork
and the very air he exhaled had the
country scent of rusticity. No better
disciple from down on the farm" ever
presented his credentials to major
league manager.
"Well. friend pumpkin. let's see
what you can do" said Pat Tebeau,
the fiery leader of The old Cleveland
Spiders of the National League. "They
tell me you've been striking EN- out
quite bit up yonder."
II reckon l can strike them out most
anywhere" answered the young tiller
of the soil.
And we reckon young Cy was right,
cause he kept striking EN- out long
after everybody else On that Cleveland
ballfeld on August 6, 1890, had passed
in their big league uniforms. The far
mer lad was destined to become the
most remarkable pitcher BASEBALL
ever has known, Denton Tecumsch
Young, the only twirler who has hung
up 300 major league victories.
Tebeau picked a nice soft spot in
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II OCAL fans will get a good line on
IL Young Chaney tonight. This young
ster won the featherweight champion
ship in the interallied tourney. and re-
Gently gained more prestige by giving
Champion Johnny Kilbane a tough ride
over eight rounds. All of Chaney's class
will be brought out in the main bout
at the Olympia, for Joe Tiplitz. who
will answer the gong from the opposite
corner, makes specially OF forcing his
opponent to extend himself. For the
might be stated that this CLANCY
youngster is no relation to George, the
Baltimore X. o. person.
Billy AGIeek. The Br!t92i again w'i box
before PhiladelPh!a audience. he taxes
s@miinal. In the other bouts Jack Russo
tackles Johnny MehonSGy roa BoRSy ,b ko0iaGag ID
Young Mack The latter Is . newcomer
from New Haven.
The Olympia's second saow Of The week
will be tho ell-heav'yTe-s program to ts, be
Revoire. sergeant RAJ smith Us. Iia riley
der. Al Reich vs.. Dan O'Dowd ana Fred
Fulton vs. Tom Cowler.
Tomorrow night at the AUDITORIUM Jack
bout with Eddie Mullen as his opponent.
With TN, following prellms, Elmer Lau w.
Young Joe Tuher. Harry Stewart vs. Matt
Barrett and Harry McCaffary IS. Georg!e
Burns.
4 new boxing club ,wil open ~ doors on
ba 4. C. and Is 10 be located At Second and
E0r-is streets The star bout will Le be-
Bold Is the matchmaker.
Lew Tender has returned Tie Is 6acl; nc. T. r
town after twGI|eok yITaI'oN -a. q ho,antI( ~
poets TO start training the latter part OF the
week.
last viii BE- made in Philadephiaq; Il Ha i,, VII
day niEht, teornaT% -
Tranldc kramer, [{, [.os =, 4, AaseiSs ,s I2q
popnder has arTVeI 10 ItG airc3 s h9n5Se 9
the coast boxer -
Joe Critic is making moro than good il
the combined role Of announcer aId relere'
~ the National. 'tGrlpOu.St joe steps o
f}st az the fastest boxers ana sometimes h
works even harder.
Willie jackson hoves Me- Coogan in ,T'ren
+ ton tonieht Whlie's match, with Benn
VaIgcr has been postponed until February .
IN Newark, y j. -
Jack McDermott, sufter'nst ,wtth a ce:r
! tI0nal Saturday night. re was on the %
and saw that all entitled 10 E!Hss.oe scat
got them
Benny S YgiEfT Fl, rIy rs 'fSESa TqSe.dr ii u 4 Eaul
January 34.
johnny wIuetts has his .wo Jimmy 10. s.
! Jordan md Lavender -- boEahS IN s'Hs
shape Jordan. who weighs 1873 pounds Ia
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GOULD, INJURED,
DEFAULTS MATCH
Meets With Accident in Court
Tennis Tilt With KinselIa
at Tuxedo

New York, Jan. 19.--Jay Gould
worlds court tennis champion, was
forced to default his match with Wal.
ter kinsella, the New York profes.
sional, here yesterday, when the title.
holder crashed against the wall Of the
court of the Tuxedo Tennis and RACQUET
Club, where the match was to have beer
decided. Gould was within point Of
winning when he met with the accident
The score stood 6-3, G-3 in the cham.
pion's favor, and he was playing for bis
final point in the third set when he
slipped in an effort to catch one Of
Kinsella's shots which was close to the
wall and went crashing into the side
piece.
Gould received deep. nasty cut over
the right eye and cut on his bead
which required several stitches from tho
needle of Doctor Rushmore, Tuxedo
physician. who was one of the spccta.
tors. After the treatment Gould at.
tempted to complete the match, but was
too shaky and was forced to retire. II
is expected that the pair will come to.
gether again when Gould's wound heals
| The exhibition was for the benefit o.
Robert Moore, the club professional a
Tuxedo. who has been at that club fo
the last twenty years.
The match was handicap affair. Th
champion allowed Kinsella u half Of ft
teen. while Kinsella gave the ttehode
! "bisque' in each set. The "btsquc'
meant only a point handicap to Gou
in each set which he was Mt liberty I
! take at any stage.
The game. although roughly played
was interesting. The champion. cxcelle
! his opponent ut all times. When tn
match was brought to sudden hal
by 6 to 3. Gould recently defeated kin
sella in Philadelphia for the champion
ship,
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Invitations have also peen sent to Jay
pion OF America Joseph W. Wear, joint
holder OF the national court tennis doubles
fpr lawn tennis championship; Jack Kelly,
national amateur rowing champion' ,Iohn
Heydler. president OF the National Baseball
LeaEu'; Wood Plat. North Tlills Country
club. the first Philadelphia golfer IN thirty
Years 90 reach the sSmifnal round ~ tho
national amateur tournament. Low Tender.
Ia line for the lightweight chAmpionship OF
the world: bud" Hopper. Perns football
captain, and Lawson Robertson who may
coach tho American Olympic team.
II was decided by the association 10 limit
the dinner 70 400
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FUL TONS BOUT WITH
TOM COWLER WILL BE
FRED,S DEBUT HERE
Although PLasterer Has Performed With CIoues Ttco
Continents, AItitudinouS Mmnesotan Has Nerer
Kicked Up Rosin in Philadelphia Ring
by ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Editor. Evening Public Lodgcr


FULTON the pas who UP the JOB Oh
IL pasng who insist they heavyweight
visit and will be with next Wedncs
boxing several and has
Of with his No t. sans He will be assisted IN
Al Reich fights
Mr. Fulton will endea7o
win that title
which afternoon when
heb waops with his chin eighteen seconds after
big surprise the pastcrcr and after he
ad he had killed
blink and he beat for Europe where
He knocked
and thencam mnge with Frank Moran
1916, when he boldly
of Willard He said he better man
championship Mike Collins who then managed the
of kokouts scored by the Minnesota mar some
Of would
terrible panning and the stuff off
the
This scheme because the pic
Willard took the long count All
and the rest would be
WHEN he denied cho" ~i" the title Frs'drd 'o' sad
w Having he Joined ohere
borroocd all Of his Then he
bdcb the sell
tiruLs1 the grounds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19

For the first time this season the
Reading Bears lead the Eastern Basket
ball League. They were the only team
to win two games last week. Camden
also has q percentage of 1000, but the
Jerseymen played but a single game.
There will in all probability be shake :
up in the standing this week, especially
if Germantown can humble the Skceters
tomorrow evening aud rs Reading
comes TO Camden the following night.
Germantown will have its regular
lineup against Camden, minus Holman.
He is coach of the College of the City
Of New York. and as his team plays
at West Point in the afternoon, he
will he unable TO reach Reading in
time to play.
Several changes of players have beer
made, and few more may follow
Manager Myers sold Leonard to Bridge
port when Charlie Powers could not bt
secured by Manager Leavy. and the lat.
ter offered Dunleavy and Schwab tc
Trenton for the release Of White, but
the deal fell through when DunleavJ
refused to don Trenton uniform. Dun.
leavy was released by Manager Leavy
after Saturdays game with Reading
Another player whose services have beer
in demand is Oscar Grimstead but b,
reported as having signed will
Plymouth in the State League.
Bridgeport Drops Another
Reading, minus Ray Cross iourncyet
to Bridgeport yesterday and before 200t
faus easily defeated the newcomers tC
Eastern League society. II was th'
worst Iafput bnnlaI anp tao,,, hy nna RI
ing since the season opcned and they
managed to annex ten field goals t
three for Bridgeport.
Reading assumed the lead from tht
start and were never in danger at an!
time, the first half ending 20 to (
in their favor. 1t was only the ablit!
of the home players to toss in foul goal
that made the score appear anywher,
respectable and Is out of their 10 tai
lies were from the free line.
\ feature of the game was the worl
of Harry Beggs, who went to guarc
in place of Ray Cross. The latter re
fused to play on Sunday. Beggs wa
high scorer Oh Reading with thre
field goals and one foul. Christ Leonart
also made seven points for Bridge
port, but five were from the fou
! line.
Americans Meet Tonight
President William Allen. Of th
! American Basketball League. has callc
/ meeting OF that organization for thi
/ evening to consider the play of tina
/ in all probability will be necessary t
. determine the winner Of the first hal
title, which comes to Il conclusion thi
| week.
Three teams are on even terms 70
first place. namely. Hancock, Dobso
and Navier. The first two are sched
uled TO play each other tomorrow eve
ming ut Traymorc Hall and the WHINE
nili tackle Xavier, provided Bill Dev
ery's crowd disposes Of st. Columb
on Thursday evening.
In case Xavier loses to the Saints
no play of will be needed, the pen
nant going to the winner of tomorrow
evenings game. Dobson once NOR
is in the fight right up until the las
game. This has been the case for som
seasons. Last year it was Hancoc
that robbed the. Falls cage team {
the first half title and strangel
enough Hancock is their opponent agai
Il.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19

HUTCHINSON ON TRAIL
OF CHAMPION KILBANE
kilbdne and Valger Post
Forfeits in Jersey Civ

F'orfeits of $1,000 for weight. 10,
pounds, weigh in at ) O'Clock anS ~
appearance at Jersey City on III.
night of February ., are to be postoS G
today by representatives of .Tobrnu
Kilbane and Benny Valger, accord
ing to Joe Jacobs, the latter's man.
ager. Dave Driscoll is to stage tbo
match, an eight rounder.
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Fulton Is CLeper Bower, but Lacks Heart

OUTSIDE Fulton has and defeated all of the leading heavy
" anxious take the high dive
figuring that than getting punched
welknown streak
h showed thosech of his fights.
and the clevcres big
men we have had years Dempsey and he
the would tough time of it. He has
inaict considerable
chin somebody always
the lights.
which there is
bad beating from Frank Moran for four
finished he his
but Moran ucked
lhe blow Irihmn busted
vented a knockout
Wednesday
soaked
wlop,
fallen eighteen
soak the chin
be
looks like the goods and another he has
Hopper He will have watch his
Wednesday night waop
the jaw spoil and ruin his debut.
LJARRY EDWARDS and Leon Rains haze arranged
~ the clubmen There hare
PrdeIphiGmedning heavyweight owsCnd the
oil seldom doubt about o
JTrr Eu0rtrdO OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
GRIMSTAD OFF BEARS
Star Eastern League Center Prefer
Plymouth Club to Reading

Reading, Pa, Jan. l9.--Atter thoroushlg
threshine out the salary question With thy
ment here yesterday. Oscar Grimstad, The
star center OF the defunct North Phiadel.
pha team. recently secured by the local
mana cement upon the transfer Of the Sorta
Philaddcidpdhdida dfranchse to Bridgeport
Conn has declined the Bears terms an
instead accepted the tempting offer OF th'
Plymouth Pennsylvania State League man.
agemert The tall Swere left for Plymouth
th!s evening to join that team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19

which to give Cy his major league ini-
tiation. Anson's famous Chicago Colts,
who were lighting with Brooklyn for the
National League championship, hap
pened to be in Cleveland that day, and
Tebeau promptly put Young to work.
But Cy fooled em. lie allowed only
three hits and struck out live.
years Of age when he broke in with
Cleveland, making his twenty two year
career in the majors all the more re-
markable. He was born on farm
near Gilmore, Ohio, on March 30.
1857.
Young is one OF the few pitchers who
have had the distinction of pitching
three hit games.
! Copyright, 1920. all rights reserved. J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
BRAVES-TIGERS SERIES
Eighteen lnterIeague Games Seized.
uled on Northbound Trip

Boston, Jan. ia list OF eighteen
games to be played by the Boston Ma
tionals and the Detroit Americans in
their joint trip north from the spring
training grounds was announced by
Business Manager Hapgood, of the
Braves, today. Boston will train at
Columbus, Ga, and Detroit at Macon.
The teams will have three weeks prac-
ticc before starting out on their tour,
the dates of which follow:
March %. Columbus: "a. Moultrie; 25,
yaldosta; %, Eastmsn; 81, Macon; IS, At.
Greensboro; April !. tIoldsboro; 2. Durham
3. Blueneld, W. Va, 4. Charleston; ., Hunt
Elkins; o. Cumberland. AID
Detroit goes to indianapolis for games
April ~ and II and Boston viii play al
Jersey City IN the same dates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
Pat Duncan Signs With Reds

ot Outhelder Pat Duncan has been received at
6a seball Headquarters. Pat is THE first -
the regular Outfelders to sign up. although
Charley See. who will be given a thorouSf h
trial at the training camp by Manager
Moran. fell into line some time ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
The Ace Wins in National Field Trial

eS hamdsome potatSr IT, dog S'" owned by N % H'o g T.
=. Age, OF New York, won the Derby
stake of the National Field Trials Club al
Calhou. invader" another pointer, owned
BY Fred Bedford. Of New York. was awarded
second place, and "Cannon's Frank" owned
by q. w. Cannon. Of Augusta. Ca, was
third.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
Bill Erwla Returns 20 Syracuse

Syracuse. Jan. 10.--Ell Erwig the New
the syracuse University football eleven last
fall and who was named ~ several experts
ON the first All-American eleven for 1919, Is
not 10 leave Syracuse. as reported recently.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
ST. Carthage Soccer Team, Wins

ST. Carthage soccer team won from
bitou gamc at Cardugton yesterday. goals
10 D. The winners scored a goal IN each
OF the +O-minute halves the first by Il.
Lyons and the second by J. j. Donohue'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
LEADERS INVITED
sports Writers Save Places at Fes
tive Board for Stars of All Sports

Thare promises 20 be some uniqUN novel
ties in the way OF entertainment a. nc six.
teenth annual dinner Of thH Sporting Writer'S
Association In honor ot GaYyv CraNath and
Nanny Murphy on IhurrdaE evening, Fnbtt-
NinEhan
IN addition 20 tho Fugsts OF honor, Mayor
T. Hampton Moore ana Director or Puhhc
kafety James 4, Cortelyou Will be on hand
- Wrcogna the boys.
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SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

two one-round knockouts to his credit. lay
ender Is i15-pounder.
Jack Blackburn. who has been training
here. has been matched for bout with KID
Nolan at Portland. Me-. January 81. Il
will be Il double siX-round sptto.
bernard Edelman has received word thu:
Herman Miller. of Baltimore. has been
matched with JEFF Smith at York Pa, Janu-
any 23.
Pat o'Malley and Johnny Wolgast arc
matched Tor bout IN Harrisburg Thursday
night
Battling Dundee is open for punch bar
RACES with any Of the ltShtweishts.
joe Marks wants to know why he is being
passed up. Hell box any of the light,
weights. Marks says he scored two knock.
downs IN = twclve-round bout with Harry
Carlson at Lynn, Mass. three months ago
Eddie McAndrews scored a knockdown and
defeated Charley Dunn at Homestead, Pa.
Saturday night McAndrews put Oh & great
bout, reports state.
Billy kramer and Dave Astey are boxing
like champions n, their respective classes
10 hear willis Britt tell T.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
Ski Jumper Clears 161 Feet

Chicago, Jan. 10-Anders, HauSen, OF
Dillon, Col. with jump Of lG1 feet and 4
total OF 25i points. was the winner OF thu
annual tournament OF the Norge SIX, Club. at
Carey. yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
CLEVELAND NATIONALS
,....'. 100 . II
.,ryy~IS,N ~ rrrnA-Ar

Earned runs--Cleveland. 4. Two-base hits
Davis Ardner Three-haee hits-Zimmer.
Ardner. Home rur--Virtue. stolen bases
West. wilmot, Burns. Double play--Wnnot
and Burns. Struck out-By Young. 8; Hutch.
insor. 8. Passed balls-kittredEe. Umpire
-McDermOtt.
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Willie Hoppe Is Here This Week


- highly billiard shap will entertain the natives
Willie
champion bardis Cannafe1 ruson ehoder Ralph
Grenea pool pocket billiards
and will be three
billiards he
credit It seldom that champion
his every appears
but exhibition
everything would we'll follow his
champion Charley Peterson,
referee pocket billiard
holds beconsy man His
lob
games and inning says is
better
press
TIE crper perform Thursday,
poctet-JUiar procure
suitable place 4Hngr night
Ro,ve pool s1Grkspqrdon pocket billiard erprciN
their L couple Of months
Gleason Has Big Job With White Sox This Year
I/ID GLEASON Phadepbans soft
AA
spring The replace of his
Swede
big baseball
said be wouldn't be
the must fn a IS tascman shotstop.
and Fred McAlulin
combination very anI
in played Minneapolis
Mcclellan utility man last play either short third base.
u rn mtty-drc dorn South Eddie Collins
uiHlca
FOLLOWING Outing has football
looking directory.
INHABITANTS because
delay II selecting football Penn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
amateur Sports

East End 4. c.. .. travelling five. desires
to hook second and th!rd ella SO teams ha wing
halls. N. Il. Greenspan ass M.ftl!n street.
Memorial y. c. would Ike 10 hear from
irst-class teams. either AZ home or away
Harry J. HoruiH. 2023 North FRANKLIN street
st. Jude-Satirity five, = th!rd-class quintet
would like 10 hear FROM teams nf tn elias
having halls and oflerlnG iglr E',arauteec.
Walter Cooper. 7Gl Diamond street.
Our Lady of Mercy team. furmar,~ ~ the
American League. you'd like 10 hear rom
hrst-class home teams Offering glIaranteeG'
j. J. Rooney l12j West IiuntlaEGcn street.
There Is a letter in the sports department
Of the EYAalHG PUBLIC LEDGER for Herman
| Hlndln
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
BRIDGEPORT LOSES
Two Thousand Fans See Home
Team Beaten by Reading, 26-1e

Team Beaten by Reading, 26-1e
Bridgeport, Conn. Jan. 10. 49, Two
thousand fans saw the home boys go
down TO defeat at the hands Of Read
ing here yesterday in the first Eastern
League game by the score of 2G to 10.
Chris Leonard, purchased from De
Neri. jumped center, but could not help
his team to overcome the lead which
Reading secured in the first half, which
ended with the score 20 to &.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19
READING five FIRST
IN EASTERN LEAGUE
Stay at Top May Be Brief as
They Meet Camden on latter's
Floor Wednesday
HARD GAMES FOR SKEETERS
EASTERN LEAGUE
". l.. Pet w. j.. rct,
Reading 9 900 DC Ncri l 800
camden 1000 Trenton o I 900
G'ntown 1 800 Bridgep't .coo

SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK
Tuesday-Camdcn at Germantown.
Misunderstanding at Camden.
Irlduy-De Neri at Trenton. -,
Saturday Germantown ut DE Nerl
bridgeport nj Reading.
Sunday---Trcnton ut bridgeport.