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The Washington times., 1921-10-29
Will Play Today.

Alexandria High and Emerson In.
stitute play today In Alexandria, Va.
on Baggotts Field
The Washington times., 1921-10-29
SATURDAY. oorosrR -. ,sz-
LUCKIER TEAM WINNER In
SCHOLASTIC TITLE GAME
By BRYAN MORSE.

Iuckisr better won This the version
which
of boys and gI and followers in the stadium in the
practically decided the
championship not because oupayed Tech or out
addition
hrsaks which bestowed BY fate winner
The Washington times., 1921-10-29
How Hiltoppers And
Hatchetites Will Face
Each Other

Officials--Courtney (CornelD,
referee; Couzens (Pennsylvania),
umpire; Harmon Bethany,
linesman; Dennis (Pennsylva-
MAJ, field judge. Fifteen-minute
periods.
The Washington times., 1921-10-29
THE LINE-UPS.

Officials. Referee-Guyon tCarlisle) OF
Washington. D. G.. umpire-willlams
Hoban (bartmouth) OF Baltimore. Field
judse-Sampson (St. Alban's) OF Roanoke.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24
FORMER CITIZEN.

Homer Dyed and little daughter. =.
= Byrd who burned - death az their
home in Drumwrigiii. OKLA and WHOSE
ftrl.es were brought hack 20 Maybeid
for burial were formerly cifizens ~
Hickman and wei known 20 many pro-
g,ic here They resided ia West fiifk-
man Mrs Byrd vas also horribly
burned. the affair happening when au
exploding can - gasoline was thrown
info tho yard falling on the child. flls.
flflrr attempting 20 save her and fiIc
mother trying IT, save them both. Their
former home was az MayieId. mori n<
20 Hickman from there and they moved
from here to Drumwrighr. Okla where
they had since resided. The paper
stated if was little ~on that burned
but il was their little daughter
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24
DEATH VICTOR OVER
ALLEN IN STRUGGLE

Lingering for nearly three months
with his spinal cord held together ~
a thread. John Allen. 20 years old died
az his home Monday afternoon Of last
week at z 20 O'clock in Marshall Coun-
~. near scale. Allen made one II the
most remarkable fights for life IN mesli-
cal history. and not until few weeks
ago did he agree with his physicians
that death was inevitable. since the
shot Allen had been paralyzed below
the waist. and practically helpless
Fred English. who fired the fatal
sh1f following n melee on "fhe square"
In Benton on the afternoon 81 August
>. was brought 20 Paducah by sheriff
Pete Egner and placed in the Me
cracken county jail since few days
after the shooting. English has been
ON bond Thirty minutes after the
death OF Allen. Sheriff Egner arrested
English on a charge Of murder English
was found on his farm less than a mile
from the Allen farm He was unaware
Of the death Of Allen
English was carried to Paducah as a
prccaufion Of safety He j. la bad
health and the Marshall county jail at
Benton l. both unsanifary and unsafe
His examining trial has ben set for
Friday before County Judge Myre at
BENTON Owing to the condition Of
Enxiish-s health IL il likely that his at
.orneys will seek bail on the murder
charge
Aliens condition has been regarded
as hopeless since surgeons performed
an operation a few hours after the
shooting The spinal cord was shat
tered at the third dorsaf vertabra-
with remarkable resistance Allen an
nourced that he would recover Grad
uaIly. however. his remarkable strength
was wasted away
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

SUNDAY school s.f5 o. m. Come. you
b. delighted
Preaching 10 - n. M. and y NJ.
Prayer Meeting "Wednesday y 10.
Young pc0pic-z Missionary Society.
Sunday - y. M
You arr most cordially invited 90 at
tend nll ~ these services and hearty
weifefne awaits you
r. A. Tucker Pastor
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

SEC il n prescription for Colds. Fever
and LzGr;ppc- It's the most speedy
rersety we know. 2f-l5c
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

Mrs T. NJ French and Miss 8..usr
Green entertained Thursday evening
from 81 10 10 80 81 seven tables ~
bridge and rock. az the home Of The
latter The house was Decorated mi
roses and chry sanfnemums Punch u az
served during the games ty MIxzrs
THETA Barnes and Ruth Barrett ana AZ
the close a salad course was eujoved.
Place cards vi turkeys marked each
guests place and a turkey Oh = LOO
filed with minis presented to each
guest Mi~s Barnes furnished music
on the piano throughout the evening.
Those present we're Nesdames I h
Swayne. " r Rennenberg r. ". Mad
dox. Guy Hale. S~ayne Walker. henry
! Sanger. c. T. Bondurant. F. ]. srakr.
7. T. Stephens. r. Dobson. W c. Red.
| r. l. Bradley. Mitchell Wright. a r.
walker. y :. Moore. Rob COPELAND
| II ~. Cowgirl. Jr.. J. VI. Calvin. n
Prathcr. Jr.. q q Schlenker. y r.
Randle. N. T.. Amherg Amos Matthew.
and A. W Hale. Misses Frankye and
Carrie Maize Reid Mildred Rannre.
Esther Bartlett. Jane Binford. Allie
DoddS. Anita DosidS. MozeIle BrasfieId
and Mena Diestlcbrink
/ .
| We will have with us SATURDAY. a
| representative Of a large fur house and
invite those wanting furs for Christmas
10 Sc the line smith Amberx.
Frank Thrasher. Of Dycrshurx. form
erly manager 81 the Hickman Baseball
Climb. spent Sunday and Monday here
with friends.
New Sugar House Molas~es-hrinx
your buckef.-Reid Bros
Mrs. W. J. Spradlin and son. u. n.
spradlin. spent Thursday in Onion
CITY.
III FOR SAI.E-Pure-hrcd single comb
Rhode Poland Red ccc.ereis.-Mrs W.
NJ shaw. 25-2p
III Mrs. Tom Dillon Is visiting her son.
John Dillon. and wife 81 Nashville.
/ Chss. g. schicnker spent a few day,
In Louisville this week.
III New Sugar House Molasses-brinz
your bucket--Rcid Bros
ii Mrs Joe Engel was In Union Cit,
Thursday
ii Mn. c. n. Moore Is on the sick iisi
Colds Cause Grip and uu1DueuzD
LAXATIVE BRoxo ousS.Sr -shs>ss s-msvuGn
| cause, There 10 only cn~ -Brumo 60
~ CuuxV-x ~s<~~xu<~ - 49, -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

Or. n b Johnston. for the past txo
years pastor OF the First Methoalse
Church here. left saturday with ~
family Tor their aew home az Lexinx.
ton. Tenn. 70 which station DR.. John
ston was appointed AZ the Mckenzie
Conference HIS SUCCESSOR. the Per
Earl A. Tucker arrived SATURDAY. from
his former home ~ SOInervilie
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

" J Harper ~ss II Memphis The
nrst u the week On business
.
Born On Saturday % Mr. and Mrs
Charlie McNeill. a fine boy.
.
New Sugar ff0use Moiasses-br AiAs
your bGcket Reid Bros.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

We wiz prosecute e. fhr fun extent
81 he law any and All parties hunting
On any - our farms.
X. s. Tyler
,. W. Nayes
A. II. Lccf.
T. J. Scay.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24
ASPIRIN
Name ''Bayer" on Genuine

- warning. Unlso you - he name
sD,yK = paeknO - = nhsen you
- - mef1ng OEnuinD AGD1riD pre-
e~nn1 - pnyu1clanD for twenty-one
- - uRUVo6 m1o ~ mluiouA Take
<~0r11 only q to11 n H. Bayer pack
- - ca Bon6ncho4 Eeurafg1a-
- 1890. Dns.ena 1oothachet Lum-
- - ~ Rn1a U|on1v In bo1D
- S0m 49, 1nn1UD = AGDir1n GO
- - Ugum11oD 49, I'll hrUeg
1890 AOoE1n = - oR.1o uaFk
- 1c1R lGnnuEBGeuIo - Mano1est1c
e~o6r1P q 0nnQ11ene14
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

Colds Cause Grip and 1us1Dsuxo
LAXATIVE BRoxo ousN.Sr -shs>ss s>msvuGnI
cause. There 10 only one bruno 0nn1nA'
= ". GROVES szsna<ure - hpz- -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

New Sugar House Molnsses bring
your buckef.-Refd Bros.
Evening star., 1921-09-16

Washington Radio Club will meet
at American Association of Engineers
Hall Saturday at s pm. Election of
Washington Sectional Council.
Evening star., 1921-09-16
MASS TO OPEN MEETING.
Convention of National Council of
Catholic Men Tuesday.

Celebration of solemn ::o":ifi"al
high mass at st .Pat-icE's Caurch by
Apostolic Delegate Bonzano will mark
.ae opening of the Convention of tine
Iai iionaI council of Catholic Men
which conveneS here Tuesday.
Others who will participate in the
a,ass are Rev. Thomas A. Walsh of st.
Thomas Church. assistant priest
Revs. P. G. Gavan of Sacred Heart
Church and James OConnor of ST
Ausustine's Church. deacons of lonorf
Rev. Edward l. Buckley of st. Mat
thew's Church. deacon of the mass.
tins Church. sub-deacon. Revs. NJ +.
Eagan and John X. Cartwright OF ST;
Patrick's Church will be masters OF
ceremonies. Rt. Rev. Joseph Sehrembs.
D. D., Bishop of Cleveland. Ohio. will
deliver the sermon at the close of the
mass.
The music will be rendered oy tne
mixed choir and sanctuary choir Of st.
Patrick'S Church.
Evening star., 1921-09-16
BAND AIDS CELEBRATION.

The Jenkins Orphan Brass Band of
certs. tomorrow and Sunday nights at
o'clock at the Cosmopolitan Baptist
Church. street between 9Th and 10th
streets northwest. as part Of the cele-
brattOn of the 300th anniversary of the
landing of co'ored people in America
Evening star., 1921-09-16
CITY NEWS y BRIEF.

The Wanderlcxtcrx' hike for Sunday
will start from Chain Bridge at $3.50
pm. Mr.. Handy will lead. -
Princeton Chapter. y. W. G. A.. will
meet Monday with Mrs. u. Fl. Ed
wards, 4125 New Hampshire avenue.
The fivC councils. American AxsOcla-
tion for the Recognition of the Irish
Republic. will meet Sunday at pm,
OMara of Limerick. Ireland. will
speak.
A dance under the auspices of the
. building. Government Hotels.
will be given tomorrow night at the
recreation hall.
will be entertained Sunday by officers
and members of Morning Star Lodge
No. 40. l. p. p. O. Elks (colored). A
sacred concert will be giv"n by tn.
Elks' Band of thirty-two pieces. En-
-rciscs will commence at $50 pm.
Public invited
Washington Radio Club will meet
at American Association of Engineers
hall Saturday at s pm. Election of
Washington Sectional Council.
All coIored Pr sb,tsrians. and
others -aot Yet united with any
church. are invited to meet at i13 X
street southwest Sunday at pm.
4 beauty contest for men only will
be held this evening at the Mount
Rainier carnival. under the auspices
of the Mount Rainier volunteer fire
department and the general carnival
committee. Entrants must be over'
twenty-one.
Evening star., 1921-09-16

Before raising food prices any more
retailers are invited to sop and con-
slider that the more food goes up the
less food is likely to go down.-Phila-
delphia North American
Evening star., 1921-09-16

Bethesda Units I and 2 of the
National Republican Federation of
Women. will meet at 8 o'clock with
;.Irs. Frank E. Mcmillan. 6605 Wis
consin avenue. All republicans in
vited.
Evening star., 1921-09-16

Business Women's Council will meet
at $50 in Church of tine Covenant 90
Evening star., 1921-09-16
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

: Phil Sheridan Post. No. Is. Depart
ment- Of Potomac, will meet at .
o'clock nHrand Army Hall. -
Evening star., 1921-09-16
Students cf Baron rtFersen's class
will meet at 8 o'clock, 1914 street.

Choir rehearsal in parish hall of ST.
Margaret's Church at 7:45. Members
and those desiring to become MEM
bers asked to be present.
Evening star., 1921-09-16

All cOlOred Pr sb, b,terians. and
others -aot Yet united with any
church. are invited to meet at i13 X
street southwest Sunday at 3 pm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
PLAN FOR Y. ". GAS
~,
ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY
Fcte Will Begin Next Friday at
Home of Mrs. =. II. Hawcs,
(iiutcr Park

- Plans are progressing favoTahly
:or, the annual sarden party. which 5
to be given on Friday ana saturday
ut the residence OF Mrs. :. II Halves
and Miss Katharine Ii Halves. in
Ginter Park. under the auspices Of
the Richmond Young Womcr's Chris
features has been planned and a
parry Of more shan ordinary attrac-
SfaoH is ANTICIPATED. All committees
nse hard at work pcrfcctine arrange
: monis.
=, y sD-;nE festival on the lawn Viii
: Z" coasDicuoGs attraction each af
, tcrnoon while those prcferi't To- at
tend a; night VIII be entertained with
stunts, fun-makerS and ;emptjnc
,hooihs Will hc included in the ar
ranEo;ncrtS Cor both afternoon ana
.eysniHs, weather. rermi;,ins The
on Friday the party viii he held ON
Saturday only Il the weather docs
mot allow the party 20 30 held on
!. the lat;c- day the affair viii be given
s WomCr's Ch-istian Association Bald
: Ing.
I. The ra-:y xii, ecF.n each at,e--
tnoon with n round -u0" ~ o'clock.
From ; so 20 $50 the festival on the
lawn viii ,ake place. This has been
arranGed by Miss Ma-cuer.ic Rove.
physical director ~ The Richmond y.
" - and her assistan;. MIS-
z
, mon III mauy coln-oi costumes viii
appear in the festival rlal,e's and
games FOR ;hs children Will also take
place each afternoon
d From $40 10 $50 supper VIII he
.scrvcd. after which cho variety pro-
gram will taho place
- The general chairman is Mrs TAI
Tor Robinson. with Miss catncri0"
Cross as assistant chairman Enter
staininG surprises have been arranged
by tho Cir, Reserves under tho lead
crship OF Miss Eleanor Parrish. Miss
Mary Hawcs and Miss Mary pavcn-
port. Mrs Robert Towers is chair
man OF features To Nc gwen hy 'ho
\ members Of the industrial clubs. The
supper committee is headed by Miss
Ella Elizabeth Richardson and Miss
'Bohbit will direct the serving Miss
Helen Dixon Will act as cashier.
Other chairmen are Miss Leila Vii
son, Mrs. Helen Seller ANA Miss Re
,hecca Markillop. who have charge Of
the evening cn'er;ainmcnt; Miss
'Katic Myers Miss Lipscomb. Miss
Louise Rogers ana Miss Archie Bcrk
Icy. sihou"ttcs; Miss Grace Leonard
and Miss BERTHA Atkinson. lemonade;
Mrs. Nalcria Gregory, Girl Scout fca-
lures; Miss Longest. information
booth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
JUNE | is "BUNDLE DAY"
FOR NEAR-EAST RELIEF

Juno will he knows as bundle
day" in the drive OF tho Near East
Relief for old clothes FOR tho nearly
naked Armcnians and Syrians, II was
announced tod.y by oliver j. Sands
State chairman for Virginia.
All communities In Virginia. through
tho Near East Relief organization, If
there DC on" there. are requested To
) send their old clothes on Juno 10
{ the Near East Relief warehouse. 5ia
Nest Thirty-ninth street New York
CITY.
J. In issuing this appeal ana dcsir-
mating the week Of May % To- .lt.nc =.
rs old clothes week" in Virginia.
Mr. Sands said that Tho continued per-
secutiors TO which these people have
been subjected make an imperative
call TO America To send relief
Their pressing need now Is clothes"
he said. and clothing that has been
worn VIII hc most acceptable Viz
Sinians have never yct turned n deaf
ear 10 the cry az distress. II wc
knew tho near nakcdncss OF these
p"onic. none II us could provide COM
Portable clothes for our own chiI-
drer without AZ tho Same tirnc. scni-
ing something To wear 10 these poo
pic who live IN tho most war-afiI!Ctcd
part Of the world.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
Homers by Kelly and Young
Help Reifsynder's Aggre.
cation Defeat Dobson
Team by Score of 9 to 7
SIGN VICTOR KEENE

!" VIE North fhlilies now rank with
u any team in this CITY or State
was the remark Of Manager Reifsny-
der befora Tho gonna ,ost oya,;,o NJ
~, S.
tI uourfn anu NIugohocking streets win
more nevcomerS in tbe ranks toniabt
in pep" Young, of Swarthmore. and
Allie Cornog, of Sharpless. OF course,
Kelly, the young Industrial League out
fielder, has made good and now we are
all set.
But, the best news has not vet been
told, and that Is that we have just
signed Victor Keene. the star local
hurler who has won twenty four games
this season. and he will pitch tomorrow
night when we play Bridesburg on the
latter's grounds"
And Judging by the ball the North
Phils played against Dobson, Manager
Reifsnyder is right, for they defeated
comers. Young hit n homer in the
sixth which scored a run ahead OF
him wbiIe K,llv sent Pour runs across
tbc nlote with his four-bagqer two
innings previously.
RaT StoinaIer hod Dobson's number
until +ha ninth when the Falls team
Sored IN With one run IN and two on
"Z,ddie" Trautwein came through with
n III TINT made II three runs and then
Rob David stonped all further dam
age, Big Mike Hoffman was on the hill
for Dobson. and ho did not strike a man
out and was hit when the hits counted.
DObson at Nativity
Dobson will travel over to Natiyity's
prounds this evening and meet Phil
Haggerty's aggregation The Rich
monG team has one victory over the
Garnet makers. scored on the Falls
grounds. and they are anxious to even
The score
Manager Calhoun will Use "Jefty"
Scbofield and Phil Haggertv will in
nil probability use Marty Deyinc Scho-
field until recently was with Nativity.
The North Phillies play BrideSburg
on the latter's field at Richmond and
Orthodox streets. After making a Won
derful getaway. Bridesburg went
through a slight slump. and with the
loss Of several stars the team dropped
n few games. The return OF pitcher
Clock. Catcher Fish and Wary Butts
helped matters, and Caskey announces
another new ACQUISITION.
The newcomer is Freddie Meisler,
who covered third base for Nativity
for three years. Freddie will be found
In a Bridesburg lineup for the first
time this evening and he should
strengthen the infield, with Wary
Butts moving 30 his regular position
in the outf1eld
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
VICTORY A. C. RE0RGANIzES
Manager Clay Signs Many Well.
knowb PIavers for Jerasv raa-

The Victory a. c., Of Westyille, n.
j., has reorganized and signed some of
the best known players In this section,
including Durham, Jordan and Clay, OF
the Gloucester County League; Forti-
mer, of Brooklawn Dan Coursey, the
star soccer and track athlete, Of New
York Ship; Leslie, former West Philly
High star, and Deylin, of the Phila-
delphia Bank League.
This lineup is a good one, and would
like to hear from all first class teams,
especially East Side and Whitman Park
of Camden; Wildwood Melrose. of At,
lantic City; Collingswood. Riverside.
Logan, j. F. Burns and others. The
Denmar a. G. is the first team to be
played on the coming Saturday. For
games address William A. Tobin, bust
lsss manegsr. Postofics Box "T,"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
NEW PLAYERS HELP
NORTH PHzLLLES WIN
Today's Local Games

Second street and Erie avenue.
ana SSoT%ansos1 Rrans .Tn..s e. shana"n Fortyerhth
u J. Dobson at Nativity. Beigrado and
, Fieisher Yarn at ssStson. Fourth and
North PhillIcs at Brsdcsbur. Rsohm md
Logan at logan Square. Twenty-thlrd and
ud DcRpo,anTTArInstrons sSpsy sTA, o. Malta Screen.
Postal Telegraph at Welcome A. O., OF
West PRiia RiaS.Ipia aSelpRia Brown. q, Rowland ALI
Haris.. aIfps Xssaas ssd rf Tssa
,S3srna9tcwn x. g.. at 81 PsaiS. of south
TOT!y:sIrhih Ward nt j. #. Burns. Meadow
Willie iiouok's Germantown All-stnrs a.
BanEers and stockbrokers' Leasue-Ca~-
Hatt nPht,, 8 GO. C 9s T; p, smith o Co.. Twenty
Frssmens I.easue. Platoon B--Elsyenth
Iattalion at First. Ninth at Second. Eighth
Iiliidaie at I.ansdaic.
!: K. Si.tf y. Lsasrs ca rs" AMWliillow Grov. at
i: r; r; League BEejsimont at Allegheny.
Central High grounds. Twenty-ninth and
Blueiackcts' Ieasue-ReceivIns station vs..
L. :; 3; Talbot. Leasue Island. 1 T. n: =,
FHteenth street and oregon avenue.
YESTERDAYS SCORES
Hilldale IS; Sphas, 4.
Nativity. o; WINS. o.
Stenton, 13; BridesburR. 2.
ns;rSt MaIia Screen q Haskell Indian s, 3
shanahan. Al Donoynn- "A rmstrons. 3.
North PhiIlies. o. Dobson, J,
tass@S1SS. tfaast:SSPS. :, SElsbsIlhsss; SEsblsss;nl 1,
Hatch Motors. o, Grove Post,
GfSlYmbia A. A.. Ia All, ,stars.. =
Co., l8l West Il Co. IS.
Rosewood Pros, o. Lebanon A. A.. {.
Bacharsch. 81 American Chain. I.
White Elephants, ); Shamrock. /.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
WASTED CHANCES
COSTLY TO HARRIS
Teammates Fail at Critical
Moments and Texans Win
ming Streak Is No More
GIANTS HUMBLE PIRATES
Former Penn Stars Make
Debuts at Polo Grounds

Two former Penn baseball stars
made professional debuts at the Polo
Grounds yesterday afternoon. They
were Howard Berry, who broke in
as a Giant, and Firman Warwick,
catcher, Of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Berry ran for Bancroft in the
eighth, after Bannie had made his
third hit. and in the ninth went to
second base, while Rawlings moved
over to short. Berry had one chance
and accepted it well.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
TWO MORE FOR ROSEWOOD
Make II Nine Straight by Beating
cheItenham and Lebanon

The Rosewood baseball team is fast
gaining a reputation as streak breakers,
for they won two games last week end
and on each occasion punctured tne
winning streak of the team played.
They won from Cheltenham s-6. after
that team had captured fourteen In
row, and defeated Lebanon A. A. on
Sunday "a. and Lebanon had won
eighteen straight
Rosewood Professionals have games
Booked with Monmouth Club. of Glou-
cester. for July 30 and Bridgeton, \. j..
Saturday and few twilight days are
untitled. For games address William
o6sstsesoass 1904 ossnaasssuA sssnss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
TEST FOR LOGAN A. A.
Dando's DandIes Have Hard Seized
uIe This Week

The Logan A. A. has a hard srhed-
ule for the balance Of this week. Start
ing tonight Jess Dando will send his
team against Logan Square at Twenty
sixth aud Porter streets.
Tomorrow night the same team will
visit the Logan grounds at Eighteenth
and Rockland streets. Thursday eve
ming on the Logan grounds the New
York Bloomer girls will be the attrac-
ton. Friday Logan will meet the J.
& j. Dobson team at Thirty fifth and
Queen ,ane. finishing up on Saturday
at home with the Haskell Indians.
Manager Dando has secured several
new players and they win be seen for
the hrst time in the game ct Logan
Souars grounds tonighk "A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
Jimmy HanLon Does q Joe Grin,

JIMMY HANLoN from Denver mingled with Willie jackson the last
- finished terrible Bat
Nelson but we have better than that He another Joe Grim
takes without whmper.
Jimmy his knowledge of
All
whiskers
a he
something
Of
harder
punched IIanon face and it Of the the
When the Willie
looked several times what holding Jimmy and then sadly shook
his doing his
knock him cookoo but h efforts for aught
obige with
Hanon all Of the
time wished hamlesy Several times
caused
In the eighth stag
trying.
AND, George Young this Week that's all
<ahcc rdSn't M
BY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
Scraps about Scrapper,

The latest dope from Grays Ferr, 4. A..
pSnasss,Estne ppSSnnns ,Bstne' ,one.timo kinspln mii,msb% ny
more bout. VI VI became peeved d,R *, ior one
ago, when Pat Bradley knocked orr, weeks wssn
the Grays Ferryite's protesos, and III E-ronoe ooe q
wark Italian southpaw. '' 'ne SOUTH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
Mike eibbons on Way East

St. Paul. MINI. July l9.-M,ke Gibbons,
81. Paul middleweiSht boxer, and Mike Col.
hrs his manasor, plan TO leave today for
New YORK, where Gibbons viii meet Augie
fight, postponed from July 81.
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Walker and BrItton Draw

Elizabeth. y. J., earned a draw in ~ "
twelve-round bout with Jack Britton. I'M
welterweight champion. at the Nsvsrs
Britton hoored his opponent for the count y
nine In the first round. but thereafter h
champion had his hands full. keeping vi
OF the way OF Walkers singing waIlop,
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
Buffalo. 7; Newark. O.
Baltimore, Of Toronto, 4.
Reading, Ill Syracuse. 10 Cfirst game).
Syracuse, 81 Reading. 0 (second game).
Jersey City Rochester. postponed. rain.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
Reading at Syracuse.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Jersey City at Rochester.
Newark at Buff alo,