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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14
BUSY DAY FOR RED
AND'BLUE ATHLETES
Two Track Teams, Two Crews
and the Same Number La
crosse Teams in Action
FRESHMAN MEET HERE


University Of Pennsylvania athletes
have busy day before them today:
The freshman and varsity eight-oared
shells will show their wares In New
York on the Harlem River. the varsity
in the famous Childs' Cup race. with
Columbia and Princeton as the other
parties. The Tiger junior varsity and
not the eight that defeated the Navy
will face the starter In the varsity race.
The baseball team plays the first Of
n two game series with Dartmouth up
Mt Hanover, N. II. Yesterday the Red
and Blue suffered reverse at the
hands of Vermont G to 4. Doug Sheffey
or J,Icwellrn will do the hurting for
Cooch Coriss, teom Danny NcNichol's
ohssnco from tho limo nm was SEVERELY
fo,t Don;aI who oxnect. to 90 to tho
Rroorlxm Dodcors oftcr Tho closc of the
school term was forced to remain here
because of an examination.
Varsity Trackmen Abroad
IT, .,oo,, ,oou,s Con oot,or ,ho ror-
si,r W. at Tthona witb Cornoi, % and the
sno,, 60 up ~ ~ ,'I Tra,I,mm E,oih ,r;th % ths
a I,honon g. rst o roor nam Tha coiino,at i ~
trock void ~ turns @ 70 fthoca todoy t asst
v,aei' popm scnrn1 a yjctor,. ouar Dnrt.
month and Co,nmbia in n triangmle,
oot ,,,o".h al anu u;,I EI'unno t";,h +hr"n a.
nrer Iarrord m' Tho or;tins 'p uoo,n ~ tbinl
that Penn. If a winner over Cornell
has an excellent chance to win the in
tercollepiate title. Coach Robertson
took thirty men M to Ithaca with him
and 70 n man thew expect to come bom.
a winner
-. pu ,,,,, to, .ho ,..u.o. :.
.ba n,;io nm for tho frst ' t;,se IN trl -
o,,a VIC 'c um ~, .d a.e ndS, d.;u .,'e ~ in m,
Wei. weehsi ha, ,uSteu ;sn uIens Ine rus Ias
~ lii DH"uNr un =. W. nt ,a,to ".u I h"is
Eitb @ % Rnh u Maxn m 'nn nd ' Haroid ao Ioran ai Il
~ eh pGU haTsm pn anu ~ iato,u t i.efef ~
so,d oronts onJ hanon NV 80. S.ro"S n ~ '"r r
nav v,u no;nts ana unee thn i mui. '''ano VI
Mnap Mama po'tSs T ~ pL. 1nt .uIiIi'ns evcits .,
Wme, nowto,n, 1871 ;n.n oui'son e1ps.'' ~ y,
Tttooans oa,u T.; nv in .i. po,n's sooren ps in'
IN tho comntore ore n;th h;s eo nnooSs,or. S no'''"'
FRESHMAN on FRANKLIN f1eid
The freshman track team will fac,
the Ithacan youngsters on Franklin
Field at 2 o'clock. The Red and Blu,
first year men. like the varsity. ar
weak in the field. All but Gig Genthner
of the weight men, have been declared
ineligible. The runners, however. ar
in great shape and expect to COM
through with victory over the boy
from the shores of Lake Cayuga.
! Grabfelder. who ran such speed,
quarter in the freshman relay race
which Penn won, will face the starter II
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Boots and Saddle

Louisville, May 13.-Two big stake
fixtures are to be decided at Churchill
Downs today. Prudery is expected to
take the Kentucky Oaks from Believe
Idle Hour and Nancy Lee. The Clark
Handicap, $500 added, also may go to
Whitney. Upset likes the route. Best
Pal will be close up, with Breadman a
contender. Horses in good form ir
other races are:
First-Tusa, Hidden Jewel, Marvin
May.
Second-Chewink. Lady Astor, Mon
Third-Texas Special, Brynlimah
Simonite.
Sixth-Lucknow, Breadlabane. Boy
From Home.
Seventh--Jim Hcffering, Wads'
worth Last, Dol Chewink.
At PimlicO
First-Parr entry, Clark entry, Ear
locker.
Second-.KingIing II, Jean Bullant
Jessica F.
Third-Star Voter, Super, Lougl
Storm.
Fourth-Medusa, Amackassin, Pro
paganda.
Fifth-Duc De Morny, Carmandale
Super.
Sixth-My Dear, Mythology, Sand
Beal.
Scvcnth-Pirate McGee, Bar One
| Siesta.
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ids Starting Period Georges Bout With Dempsey
|HOMERS Feature
DAYS BASEBALL
PhiIIies Drop Game to Cubs on
Belated Four-Base Blows.
Giants Win With One
MACKMEN LOSE SERIES

Four base, hits again played a prom.
inent part in the baseball world yes.
tcrday. Three were poled out in the
National League, the Giants getting
one and the Cubs two. while the pair
made in the johnson circuit were cred.
tied to the Red Sox sluggers.
The homers in the parent organiza.
tion decided two contests. It was lust
pair Of those common ordinary
smashes delivered in the ninth session
by the Cubs against the Phils that cost
another game for the clan of Wild
Wilyum.
II was n homer by Catcher Ear,
Smith, of the Giants. that gave the
McCraw clan another victory over tho,
Cards. The st. Louis club is running
the Pills n great race for the cellar,
with the westcrners having the edge on
the place.
Tough Game to Lose
1t was tough game for Wilbur Hub.
bell to lose. the final score being 10
.. Up until the final session he had
held the Bruins in check. letting them
down with four hits and single run
garnercd in the eighth. In their turn
at bat the phils had apparently settled
the issue with pair of markers. and
|
was off on renl winning streak.
But the game is never over till the
last man is out. and the Cubs stacked
away another win In their half Of the
final frame. The visitors opened the
ninth with single to left by Hollocher.
Kelchcr sacrificed him to second.
Grimes clout over the right field wall
sent him home with himself and nlnccd
the Cubs one ahead. and a few minutes
later Twomby duplicated Grimes blow
for a round trip.
After winning fourteen straight on
the home loan. The Brooklyn Dodgers
bowed to Pat Moran's Reds. > to 4. The
Cincinnati clan banged the offerings Of
Burlcigh Grimes hard and registered .
total Of fourteen hits.
Athletics Lose Odd Game
The Mackmen have departed from st
Louis and will play in Chicago thin
afternoon, but before leaving the Mount
City they dropped the deciding game II
the series with the Browns by the coun
of to >. .
st. Louis made all it's runs in th
first two frames. getting three in TIL
opening round and four in the second
The Macks. although facing a big han
, licap. after the second inning tough
nara, Dut tne lcHu WtS 100 Hluch
overcome.
I The Red Sox ran up a big score o
. Kid Gleason's White Sox. The coun
was 1G-S and the Boston boys mad
fifteen hits. many for extra bases. in
: Guiding homers BY Mcnosky and Jones
Babes Triple Wins
Babe Ruth did not connect with
d. homer in the game with the Detroi
Tigers, but his triple in the second wit
the bases loaded, won another game fo
I the Yankees. 6 to 4. The defeat in
cjdentally dropped Ty Cobb's club bac
I to the 500 mark in the percentas
: column.
The Cleveland Indians have droppe
the first series of the season, Washing
I ton turning the trick. The National
y won their third straight from the cham
o pions and are now within hailing dis
3 tancc Of first place. The score wa
= 1 to =. Pitcher Mogridge was hit hart
but sensational fielding pulled him OF
/ of many tight places.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
League and Semi.Pro Gossip

Nativity this afternoon. moro nopuial
opponent could not have been secured by
great battle the up-Staters give Nativity
last season. when the. game went fourteen
III Bros. which looks like another case OF
thing.
4 double bill with the Fulton A. c. is
listed on the Pencoyd schedule; tn. locals
and make the trip in autos from the Psncoyd
club tomorrow at 0i5 A. NJ. Vernon
and Pete Liebert will do the honors tomor-
row.
T.. r. T. All-Star club. composed Of play
ers picked from the fourteen clubs in the
and y Leagues, Of II" p. r. T. 60. VIII
There VIII be a street parade and hng rails.
ing, Dr.. A, 4. Mitten will throw out the
first ball. The visiting team will be st
COLUMBIA.
The friendly rivals. North PhIl!ios and tho
Mt Fourth and EerkS streets. Whenerei
these teams meet each aide is out to do III
schofed Ss avg %u pitch itch for or stetson With Por
catching. North Phils will probably us,
Basher and Dousherty as its battery.
Ed Caskry. OF BridesburF. has Chnrl
| Clock all prmcd for this afternoons gam
| with the Madison stars and Clock is OK
| pected 10 add another victory, TO his credit
| lie has twice defeated Hnldale this season
| Hockenbury and Volz viii also he in readi
| ncss. Tomorrow at Bridcshurg the Ameri
can Steel Co. OF Chester. will play.
| Strawbridre g. Ciothier opens the season a
! Sixty-third and Walnut streets with ST
| Carthage. The game will start promptly n
! 3 p. NJ. The contest Is creating lot q
! local excitement and both teams are bcndInt
| forth every effort for victory in initia
| clash.
The South Phllly Hebrew Association on
| poses ]. & j. DobsOn at Thirty -hfth stree
| and Queen lane. Manager Calhoun will r"l
! on Hoffman who held the North Pills to tw
| hits last week. while tho SpNis will us
| Chiclie Passon and Richie Dleghan as II
battery. Dobson plays at Minersville to
| morrow.
The Ail-Cuban Stars make their first loca
FieIsher's Manager Lush is looking 10
| n biz crowd as the visitors ha" . r,s
| team Eddie Gerner will pitch. The Mort
| Philies play al Flcishcr tomorrow.
| Morton. of the Delaware County League
! Is planning n big day tomorrow. when tn
| sea son will be uShcrcd in with a band con
| cert and flag raising. The West Philadel
| phia All-Stsrs have been selected tn
! opening attraction.
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GEORGES PLANS ON
Y ARRIVAL FOR BATTLE
ARE NOT DEFINITE
One Report States Carpenter viii Appear in MoueS
!, Prior to Championship Bout With Jack Dempsey.
i Due Here Tomorrow Monday
. BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports pNltor Evening Public Ledger

Atlantic
windows
The Frcnchman
due Monday then will follow
No widely advertised
social standing Europe Every move viii
of still short ago
Atlantic City but we are not sure
which
April % Thc European cham
condition the big
the States which will take up
Of actual will ABOUT
6yew prior date of the fight -.
Paris dated May and Man
Immediately reaching New
Man
hassct will thcreun the day Of the fight.
Carpenter intends to
Aim engagement sounds reasonable" for
challenger
take gamble the picture II he wins they viii make
a mott will be 1t also
for his health
a little bit helps And can
blame II
il mott a the challenger
andhi himself studio for tuo wccks
the bankro still tell crhnp
the training receipts ~W net
oreate profit rdH
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE
Chestnut Hin at souderton. Lansda'e at
Amber, ConshohOcken at DoHlesto"n'
PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Glenside at Southampton. Hatb2ro az VII
low Grove Fort Washington at WSndmoor'
INDUSTRIAL AMATEUR LEAGUE
Manifold at Packard. Seventeenth street
and Indiana avenue Harrison az iMms, Iinn
o. b'o"S "Sunnlee. Riddle, Curtis Countr ry oIub'
Iawndaie; Gmbels at Thornton-F u'eF'
Northeast High Field.
pHlI.A. MANUFACTURERs' LEAGUE
r,ort,i, al De Fr.in. Second and Bristol
streets; Commercial at Unit. Fifty,esh's
street and Elmwood avenue; LisBeu q
Myers at BHdd. TTenty'EY.nsn q, Ynunp "B Broad and
pesq mIgisT strec,s, and Western Union at Phila'
deiphia Storage Battery. ana o"'ar'o
NORTH PHTLA. CHURCH LEAGUE
O. Micbaors at St. Pauls. Chestnut Hi!l
Baptist Erie F,h f,sSsT,nFton f,sSsI %Ta "iGmtn. InWn
aHenugd ave va Hernitase streets: East Baptist at
Grace, cIi e. Fifth street and Allegheny avenue
DIST WARD CHURCH LEAGUE
Wissahickon NJ. e. at St. Timothy s, Wal
nut ane eaS! Of Kdse fs4TesSytcra% sTsHs sey
frcsSy,sTan f1TSS5 sTSt vs. RoHboroush Baptist Hsrm
| Eorborough Presbyterian. Rex avenue east
| OF Ridge avenue,
| DELAWARE RIVER LEAGUE
| American Bridge at De Laval J. n bar
| hers at Lambertvile; WllHohNllle vs. bash'
| at American Bridge. Trenton.
| DELAWARE RIVER INDUS. LEAGUE
| National AnaIine Mt Texaco. Sun OIL a.
| Congoleum Vlscose at Union Petroleum.
DELCO AMATEUR LEAGUE
Chadds Ford at Tsnguay. Village Green a
| Bethel Lima at OBuen
GLOUCESTER COUNTY LEAGUE
Westyille at PaulsbOro, Woodbury. a
| swcdesboro Gibbstown at Bridgeport.
BURLINGTON COUNTY LEAGUE
Rordentown at Beverly, Riverside at Flor
| enCe Roebling at Burlington.
SEMI-PRO GAMES
Shenandoah at Nativity. Belgrade and on
al Cuban stars at Fleisher. Twenty.sixtl
and Reed streets.
ST Columbia at y. r. T. All-Stars. Tentl
SummsrTeld at Media. sixtleth and OK
south Philadelphia Hebrew Association a
Dobson Thirty-hfth street and Queen lane,
|, Fulton A. C.. of Lanoa ster, at Pencoyd
Ridge avenue and Park DR. I've
North Phillies at stetson' Fourth an
A X6srfoyis at HiIdals. Sixth and Mai
: sd. Carthage at strawbridga 4 CIothisr
sixty-secon and Walnut streets.
] Lit Bros. at Camden City, Third and Fri
streets. Camden
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College and School
Track Meets Today

Penn Fresh vs.. Cornell Fresh. at
Franklin Field.
Penn VI. Cornell. at Ithaca.
Catholic II. y. hampiOnships. Cahlll
Field.
Middle states ColIexe championships.
at Baltimore.
lntcrsehoIas sites. at Princeton.
Intsrsc cholaEtkcs. at Glen Mills.
Harvard w. Yale. at New Haven
Tri-State IntercOllc giates. Washington.
Pa.
Atlantic County Interscholastlcs.
HRmmOntOn.
Dartmouth w. VI. ]. T.. at Boston.
Penn state Intersch0lastlcs. at state
College.
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doesn't rain. Last niRnt Ir AS Were
travelling from ST. Louis to Chicago and to-
day arc booked to meet the White Sox.
Lee .Meadotos did not participate IN PCS
trro1v's pdStimi ing, so that Leo heodoUS
probdb'u wiH open the pittsburgh series.
Toduus game IS TO be0in at o'clock, the
regular Saturday starting hour.
Yesterdays home run hitters were; Grimes.
Chicago Cubs; Twombly. Chicago Cubs; T..
smith. Giants; Menosky. Red SoN; Jones.
Red S0X.
who, Washington took yesterdays oa,ne
from Cleveland Il tUds the first series thdt
The pord'S champions had lost. ho0rtd0e
,paa IN good form. letting Cieveldnd dotpn
9th sCTcn hits and ttco runs. HIS club made
four tdiiiCs for him.
Clarence Walker hit out three blows yes
terday. But at that the AS could not win
The Pirates are increasing their lead IN
the National League. Yesterday they went
up because brooklyn went down.
RYAN. OF the Giants. held st. Louis to two
hits and won out easily. to l.
And Penn STATE Is still winning on the
diamond. Yesterday Hugo Bczdek's boys
trimmed Yale.
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French Auto Drivers at india n poll.

polls, Ind. May l4.-Andre Boil
lot Rene Thomas and Jean Chassasne.
with a host OF mechanics and helpers, ar
rived yesterday at the Indianapolis Motor
will be held Monday, May 80. Six overseas
cars are entered In the racs.
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Rockies Back in Bushes

vr1E pruning process INDUCED
rockies bloom the spring ira and shipping them bnck the alfalfa
tbs bnrSs % s%op and general store in
hearing all about the deal handle" to the pride the rasc
players which Sunday Therefore all the
work M hn D'R ss" sSnS oH "d the n" job keeping player limit
thirty optional
.mSsysn r Babe % @ and T "S% % " and I'M the players will
salaries by playing every day.
down south the
srsaSoS s ''" '"rs"t a""s hnos long
fact hsy @ 5 Looking s for D s (which & m b rT% TS " s the to nrsns
m The nas rrses : Looked 4. good when
Gibson has done wonders selecting and
This ing imam ns @ | and oDos m % o Tg a
although he PLAYING regularly " , ,.,n.
every sub + almost the another
thing which helps some his pitchers n come com through ne STYLE Good
WHr1E on subject of Pittsburgh of
" Pirates and did
his scco" his contract He ".',a ,l % "S"r and ta:a
baseball. That slice of
Fall of the Mighty
~ baseball He also
seldom matter" has been
you S"Re keep u" o"o
Now they make that many in month and don't s tumb The Tnppc
s., This
se s sus sos the % BABE M @ Public a"s %nm with and the
his s.n credit ss o and GSrss E M R has m This Tos closer
In the American League only Sam Rice Bobby Muse Harry
ee 'ss Snnd an S ses % % of a Joe ssn % n
Larry GA Gardner connected with two each
s@n sh,s a,9s 9 h behind 7s. Those
Es Williams and our one and only ee Meadows % ' A" """
% T, weeks hsss show something which could called startling Tho
strange but true because hgges don't lie
a TOTAL of dty-sir
games played ssp~ 2" wsS"'is'y ss s %S lr 1 % for the American"
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WaIIy HlnckIe outpoInts Robinson

Atlantic City. May 14.---wally Hinckle, Of
Philadelphia, outpointej Bruce Robinson. Of
sharon HNl. in the wnd-up OF the weekly
boxing show OF the Northsidc A. {. Otis
Robinson. Of Atlantic City. won from Tommy
Warren, Of Pieasantvillc. In the eight. round
semiwind-up. Toomcy CoonCy, n Navy man
beat Jackie Babel, OF this city.
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SCHEDULES OF LITTLE LEAGUE
AND SEMI-PRO BALL TEAMS

q Wayne Radnor High School grounds,
Preston at O. W. Smith, sixty-seventh and
Ward, Twenty-ftth street and Snyder ave-
American Steel. OF Chester. at sharples. of
BB"opss BS!,p : Townsend at Bethlehem, Pa.
ST Gregory's at American RAILWAY Ex-
press Forty-fourth street and Parkside ave-
Merril Professionals at W. f. Read. FIJI
teenth street and Oregon avenue.
MSmPhIs at WissnominE A. c.. Benner
Brookdae at Audubon. ". ].
Madls1n Stars az BridesburE. Richmond
Campbell Soup al Den Mar A. c.. Haddon
avenue and Pine street. Camden. -
New, York Ship at Emerson, OF Camden
Black S9x at Notaseme,
Easton Professionals at Chester.
J. B Rice at Shamrock. Front and Porter
Northwest Professionals at wildwood A.
A.. Whitehall Commons. Torresdale avenue
and WakelinR street,
fs%ish fSiHf World T at 'iSTadiT TTanknyiile. n J.
Tribune Giants Mt South Philadelphia Field
cap ~Sn1SeIT' KnshtH Pr"fessoss a"n MssfnG at %
face c. C., at sixty-nfth street and Eimwooc
SUNDAY GAMES
Interciub League
Racquet Club vs.. Troop a, AZ balh
Germantown c. c. VS.. Second City Troop. a,
St Martins; Princeton Club " Fourth street
Club, at wynnewood Philadelphia G. bye
West Philadelphia Professionals at Willlan
r. Reeds. Fifteenth Street and Moyamensins
North Phillies at FIeisher, Twenty-si1tf
A'l LII t Bros. at Nativity. Ontario and Bel
grade Htreets. - whitman,
| and Orthodox streets.
Pencoyd Iron at Fulton A. c. OF Ian
F'ranoisviIe at Media si1tieth and oxfor'
], 4 J. Dobson at Minersyills.
west Philly All &c Mnrton,r, ir,,.,,
| Spring Garden at Paradise club. Thirtletl
AM Rryn ct q. ". smith. sixty--seventh an
Crsmp ProfessIonara at BrookiaYn, y; y
| lack Hines' Old-TimerE at Th'rtS-hlht
Ward, BROAD and Bisler streets. r. Io,p
| Merrill Professionals at Curtis C. Co. Lawn
Vince A. c. at wissinomins A. c. benne
ana Atlantic IA. Il; fR;enn,ns at south PhEsds!phL
| Fieid Ci:Ib Thirty-third and Masa1ino lane
| RoaewOod A,'A at Jewish Worlo' f1'ty
second and woodland avenue' r,.,,
Quaker city Professtonhls sr5 o. l1o'!rssoW TSentV
hftrg ransron anr snTcer T G. at wildwood A. A. o
Frankford, Torresdalo avenue ana "aNe'h
! Msrriwell at Shamrock c. c. Front an
r'sts ror Motor Car at NotsssEs' u.r,,,to
Capt Kn'ght's Professionals al Hsmi'to
A. A. OF fottstowh I..
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Taeony F. c. Without Games

cling team, finds itself TO be without gamer
In the near future. and is desirous Of ar
ranging these with all home clubs OF ~
Caliber paying Il reasonable inducement
For games write to Frank Metrow, 322t
Meridian street. or phone l1T6 w.
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What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago, 4, Phillies, 2.
New York, 8; 81. I.ouis, I % inninss)
Cincinnati, bi Brooklyn, 4.
Pittsburgh-Boston, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis. u Athletics. 3.
New York. o, Detroit, 4.
Washington. 4; Cleveland, 2.
Boston, 10; Chicago, 8.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati Mt New York.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis Mt Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics at Chicago.
Boston Mt ~. Louis.
WASHINGTON at Detroit
New York Mt Cleveland.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
Jersey City. 0; Rochester, 1 tsix inninES.
Newark, o. Toronto, 2.
Syracuse. 13i Reading. 1e.
Baltimore. a. Buffalo, g.
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Bingles and Bungles

This afternoon Pittsbursh and the Phillies
will start II three-game series ut Fifteenth
and Huntingdon streets. That Is. II II
doe sn't rain. Last night the AS were
travelling from ST Louis 70 Chicago and TO-
day arc booked to meet the White Sox.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14

The South Phllly Hebrew Association op-
poses j. & J. Dobson at Thrty-ifth street
and Queen lane. Manager Calhoun will rely
hits last week while tho Sptis will use
ChiclIie Passon and Richie Dleghan as It's
battery. Dobson plays at Minersvile to-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14

Strawbridre g. CiOthier opens the season a
SiSty-third and Walnut streets with st.
Carthage. The game will start promptly at
2 p. NJ. The contest Is creating lot of
local excitement and both teams are bending
forth every effort for victory in initial
oil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-14

The All-Cuban Stars make their first local
| appearance today. when they oppose
| Fleisher's. Manager Lush Is looking for
biz crowd. as the MisitnrS haw r's'
| team. Eddie Gerner will pitch. The North
| Philles play at FlCishcr tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23

1919 Scripps- Booth Touring ..ssNS D
Every one OF these cars viii be sold
with a standard guarantee and you
simply can't go wrong Open evenings.
KEIL MOTOR CO.
Phone $500. iith & Tatnall SITS
octl9-m-w-f-u.
Evening journal., 1921-12-23
CLAYM0NT FOLK In
BILLIARD TOURNEY

The second annual pocket billiard
tournament for the championship OF
Overlook Colony. at Claymont,
opened last night, at Thompson's
Parlors. with Bob Stevenson eimin-
ating Dave Shropshire by the score
OF 100 10 SO. The tourney has al
ways been OF interest TO the resi-
dents Of Overlook and a large c-owd
was on hand TO witness the opening
battle. Stevcnson's more consistent
work with tho cue gave him the VIC
tory He was steady at all simes
while Shropshire was on form. In
last years first game OF the tourney.
Shropshire defeated Stevenson ana
last nights victory was a bit OF re-
venge for the latter.
The tournament Is divided into
two classes. twelve In the frst ana
eight in the second. As each player
Is defeated he IS eliminated. The
final match will be between the win
ners OF each class. with a handicap
allowed the second-class champion
Last year the second class nan won
Tonights game will bring together
Dobblns and Poole. who are con-
sldered evenly matched. The game
will start az 5 o'clock.