davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

2aien : B1,blifum inlrner entl1ieoe=
11er Sic n%eber5eugu11g a11f 6oB man
einen mmfallenoen nn6 %mob1orga1i-
iierten Met1tungsoienlt fir bas @e=
tiet ser 2iifte balo ebenio notmenoig
gebraltden mer6e, pie sic entIpre=
denocn 8orfebrungen fir SOS @ai>
fer 11n6 fonlttge @erfebrs= nno Mr>
Eeitsmei en.
IS laBt itd 11ibt iagel1, pas III
0iei er 9%e5iebung nod ales erfunoen
uno ausge6a6t meroen mag -
fii1ftig. 8orerit ober miiiien sic
@rfinoer uno Se6nifer lire 6ies>
be5iig1i9e 8emiibunger1 Dor auem
al1f Die meitere @erbeiierung 6es
beideioenen altbergebra6ten Sau-
i6irms ridten, ser, melt entfernt,
ourb sic mooernen Sliegerei . Ct,
rungeni6aften abf0mmli6 gu tper'
Sen, bielmebr einitmeilen berufen
5u iein i6eint, cine Ser n%otmen0ig-
item uno grltn0legenoen M%usitattun<
gen fir ale 2ufti6iffe 5u uer6en,
in 6emielben MaBe> mie es sic &C.
m0bn1iden 2ebensrettlngs Nus>
ftattungen fir Sic mid)tiglten 59if=
fe bes Seeoienites itn6!
Sb anoere @inri6tl1nge11 ipateGz
fin 6en Saaidirm 9ienit, ielbit
einen berpoufommneten, iiberboupt
perordngeu mer0en, 0as muB altd
nod iebr 6abingelteat bleiben. Sea-
tiirlid lit ar6 bier ~6as 8eiiere Ser
Sei11o 6es @uten! Mber Ser Saa-
ibtrm miro itets ols ein p%ortreffli=
6er @e6anfe anerfannt tper6er, Oh
i6on er 10 man6mal ieinen 8med
ni6t errei6t fat.
Mittleripeile er5ie1en Mrmee= nn6
an6ere Slteger lit Mmerifa un6 Cut
ropa nod bemerfensmerte Sortidrit>
fe- in Ser @ano5abuug 6es Saq=
i1irrns, - nnter Sen groBten &C.
fabren, 6enen iie ii6 bel ibren e.
perimenten ausieBer.
Sic Mmerifaner beranltolten lire
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
g Ii n g. &err

- gintragn1g. 9err So
relbuber lit NIT ieinen bier iebl,.-
pfli6tigen &inoern our 6erie15eit
in einem Sommerfrii9enoorf elm.
%getroffen. MIs mobler5ogener
S%taatsbiirger begibt CT ii9 gum
@emeinoeoberbaupt uno meloet iei,
men @ufentbalt a11. Sdmiteno u1r6
itobneno ma6t ser Dorfgetpaltige
folgenoe @intrasung: ~ging'trofen
Is Ser Serr un6 bi Srau 9arel-
buber NIT bier i9ulflu@tigen
8ub'n."
- Mufi@nitt. @ait (oer iid)
fir langere 3eit III Gin @otel ein-
mietet miu): 8iro 11a,1 BEL Sbnen
audi gut aufgeboben fem?
Sotelicr: Gas min ib meinen,
id; babe iest iogar ein @e.obnras,
t,,h einrid1ten nliiiien
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

@or tpeit iiber $50 Sabren fino
Sic i6leiii@en Seraoge nnb oberi@le'
iii6en 8iaitenfuriten bonn @olen'
Ianoe abgefauen, ga audi iie 1T
oamaligen 8eiten erfannt batten,
6aB ualts 8olen ni6ts gu bolen" lit,
un6 tpeil ser Sberi61eiier fein rei-
,ter SIotpe, ion6ern ein Mii@ling
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
Ama Afn1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES All
attm1mt1tttgagRltft
Ser Sting in @eutber.

9euti@e 9i6ter (@i6enoorff,
@nitab SreDtog) un6 monde fiji.
renoene @anner> 6es San6els, Ser
Snonitrie, &olitif> @r1nit nno SSH
feni6aft bat Sberi6leiien ieinem
ubrigen 6euti6en 8aterlanoe gege-
ben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
&lojterltroBe in @Ieinib.

Don iibermiegeno gcrmmniider &aiie
lit, Ser ii6 mebr our peitli6en &ul=
tur ais CUR 0itli6en l1nfultur bil1ge,
5ogen fiblt. 9te DISQUALIFICATION
5ta6te nn6 90rfer init ibren bou-
fommer1 1teu5eitli9en Ginri@tungeu
itno bon 6euti@er San6 gei9affen
mor0en; Sanoel, Sn6uitrie uno
Se9nif baben iid bier 6ur6 6eut-
i9e gnergie 5u u%ngeabnter 8liite
entpidelt, ,un6 6eutider SleiB un6
6eutide Satfraft baben arf Sen &C.
bieten Ser @iiieni6aft, STUNT, 2an6=
uno 5ori tmirti6aft M11itergiiltiges
geletltet.
9ieies 6eltti6e Sberi61eiien bat,
tpte ieoes 2ano> feline gigenarte11
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
9as @athaus III OppeIn.

un6 Maturi@onbeiten, feline @itten
uno @e6ralt6e iotpic feline Sprade
9ieIe lit ELM @emii6 3mii6en
@eltid un6 &olniid. Sober ein5el112
Oberl9leiier ipridt MASSACHUSETTS,
Deuti@, un6 6ieie1igen, 6ie nebea=
fer sic p~aiierpolniide (oberidleii<
ide) Sprade pflegen> iino feine
HoIenL ion6ern 9euti6e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

@ie Elm 8il6 bon Diirer 5eigt,
fdeint es in 6ielen gemetn.
idoftli6en 8aoeituben ia audi re9t
berguiiglid bergegangen gu ietr
uu6 tpe6er an Mltiif nod an Sc
tranfen gemangelt gu boben. 9as
6amalige @pridmort: r@iltn Elm
Sag froblid fem, gebe Ing 8ao"
aepinnt nnter 6ieiem @eii@tspuntte
feline beion6ere 8ebeutung, 1rn6 audi
Die &lage 6es fabrenoen @angers
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

beridmubten Mb5ugsgrGben. Sch,
ri9tbaufen ur6 iiblen 9iiniten 1piir-
Sc man bergebens nad) irgen0 mel=
Gel1 &ei5en geiu6t boben, Sic Sic
9a6eorte Dor a116ern Sta0ten iDrcr
8eit a1tsge5ei6net bitten. 9lber
man mar 6a1nals nod nid)t 10 ber-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

tp0bnt tpie bel,te, ideine11 6od oudl
Die mittelalterliden &uren mabre
Nferoefuren gemeien 5u 1ein nno
itltnoenlanges 9iten i'm beiBen @a=
Sc, baufigeS Moer1aiien un6 ~8ur=
gieren" ols 0as boloelte @eilmittel
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

- 8osbaft Gals inn ser
Srenno sic baBlide 8raut porge-
felt bat): Wa, 6as cine fat iie
iid)er, oie miro Sir feline peg=
fiiden.
= Mm1rieben. 9ireftor
(eines acknowledgements gum Srem'
6e11): ge1n, mie fin6en Sic mein
Gbeater?~
Srem6er: 3, es paBt aues iebr
gut 5%uiammen, 6as ebrmiir6ige Sc
bau0e, sic 2iebbaberin un6 6an1'
nod 0ie netten 9eforationen."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
@ie Sic 2an6uug ni9t mad @uni@
erfolgte, beniibte er 5pet Sal19irme.

@ie Sic 2an6uug nidt nad @uni@
erfolste, beniibte er 5tpei Saai@irme.
eini6ldgigen @eriude, Die nod gu
feinem abi@liebenoen nrteil uber
Die beiten bisberigen &pp Sallfdir>
me gefibrt baben, grobenteils i'm
Mit@el ; Seloe, ouf Gong Sslano.
stber a1b in &alifornien miro Ell
|frig superintendent, unter Ser Sci.
tung ser @auon 9dule Ser Sun,
oesarmee gu Mrcaoia. @nf beioen
Se1oern iito einige iebr bemertenss
merte @rfolge errunget moroen,
aber unter groBem peri0nli6en @t.
ilfo.
Muf Dem Gong Sslanoer 6el6e
muroe Sergeant Gilbert 81. 5boe.
'nafer, bonn 8unoeS . Sliegerforps,
lit etnem Meroplan 5000 SUB bod
a%enon1lnen: i'm hinteren Gono Der
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

Madlener 8abe5eIle. 'Mus Sem SATIRE
1927.
= at Stangen befeitigt - biel-
fa9 als Musbangeidilo ser @aoe.
it1tben< 6iente,t, tplr0e Sem .8aoega-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

gegolten gu boben. Gin pommer'
ider @Oelmanr, 2upolo bon Me.
Del, ser i'm Sabre 1898 nad 8orl5-
bao 5ur Sur fam, bra6te es, nadl
ieinem eigenen Beri9t, lt1ter DER
Obbut oes Mr5tes taglid ouf flint
Stanoen 8aoe5eit un0 81 I0pflein
morm @a11er."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
9as Sa0i6irmzSau farm ertipe0er
iber ser Bruit ober 5tpii6eu Sen
@1ulterblattern angele9t tperben.

9as SauI6irnzSau fann eutipeber
iiber Ser 8ruit ooer 5pil6eu Sen
@Gulterblattern angelegt tperoet.
1ider Mut, 6ieie aunit iiber lire
iebige Stufe Di11ol1s 5u bringen> 0oh
feblt es aud nidt al m~agelultigen
@eloen.
9ie Mtlitdr = 2uft6allonidltle III
&alifornien bat unlanglt audi Ell
1elt 1euen Spp anpabbarer 5aa=
i9irm @ei6irre bergeltel1t, lpeld)e
1T 5abfreiien ais Die belten be5eid)>
net mer0en, 3. Die bisber fiir bieiell
3med erf un0en mor6en lit.
Seine @auptbeoeutlng beltebt
6arin, 6aB 6ieies Graggeidirr fir
ieoe &0rpergr0Be rn6 ieoe &orper=
form Ser Soloaten, Die es am 2eiz
be baben iouen, NIT 2eidtigfeit bou>
tomlnen palien0 gemadt meroen
fann un6 Dem &orper beoeltteno
gr0Bere nn6 oitd 5ur 8%ergroberung
ser 2eiitungsfdbigfeit beitragenoen
@emegungsfreibeit laBt. @s beitebt
aus gemobenem, oinnem, ober ltar.
tenn Segeltud3eug; un6 6as Gau=
i6irm<Sau fam entme6er uber Ser
8ruit o6er 5mii6en sen 56ulter,
blGttern angelegt tper6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

8isber bot iid, men11 man bon
meiteren Sortidritten 6es 2uftfabr.
meiens ipra6, Die g%rorternag falt
ausidlieBli@ auf Meroplane nno
2enfbauone, ihre .2eiitungsfabigteit
u11o lire perbaltnismabige Si@er-
beit beidrGnft. Sic 5ali@trme
fannie man f6on lange, aber nnr
als oltmooii6es 3ubebor bon @Idt<
2enfbanons, gut genug fir Sabr-
marfts . @orfiibrungen nno oerglei>
den.
9lber ongeiibts Ser raiden @nt.
ipiflungen auf Dem 6el6e ser 2nft<
.i6ifferei un6 Sliegerei, sic nod biel
groBeres fir sic 3ltfunft erparten
laiien, 6rangt fih bod anb Dem
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

- Die &leinbabn. 5rera-
Ser: gagen Sic, lit oieie 8ablI
staqtsbabn?
@inbeimii9er: Na, NIT oera 8aDl
fonnt' ST. Staat a foan Stoai
MAIDEN.
@ntiduI6igung. Su
oen bier @oden, 100 gu perreilt
marlt, batteIt 0u mir bod NAL
1Greiben fonnen.
2ieber Sreuno> i6 bab' MIDI y
bei6reibli9 amiiiert.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
BASKETBALL VS.. llM'RlCKS
Limpln' Contest to BE Held at Cav
alrx ArmorY ToniQht

The Penn dental basketball five will
travel to the First Cavalry Armory,
Thirty second street and Lancaster
avenue. tonight to give battle TO the
First Squadron quintet.
After warriors limp off the floor the
management of the soldiers team will
start a limpin' limerick contest. The
first prize will be u purse Of SO, aud
iwo other awards will be made fol-
loving the dance that will be held after
the game.
The Penn dental tossers have n num-
Der Of collegiate celebrities on their
squad, including Mike Whitchill. OF
football fame Joe Yates, the star
moundsman of the baseball nine, and
Harvey. another gridiron nero.
Several OF this city's best basketball
goal getters will appear in the lineup
Of the soldiers five. and when "Oss''
Mienhart leads Calhoun, Sturgis, He
dclt and Watson out on the floor the
dentists are going TO have their hand
full trying to annex Il victory.
In the preliminary game the lfila =
dclphia Girls Ice Hockey League com
bination will meet the L. Il. Il. Girls
Club team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

possible. IL also is possible that Tilden
and Johnston might be drawn In the
same bracket on the opening day. In
that event. their match would kill the
interest in the entire tournament. be-
cause those two are considered today
the greatest singles players in tho
world.
Even il two such players did not
meet until the semifinals, the edge would
be taken of the tournament if all OF
the real stars were drawn in one
frame, not an impossibility by any
means. This might result in some
mediocre player meeting the next cham
pion In the finals in a match that would
be II super farce.
why not allow committee to select
the sixteen best players and place them
In sixteen different brackets? This
would be unfair to none and would In =
sure good matches every day Of the
tournament.
A Good Plan
Miss Florence Ballin. Of the West :
side Tennis Club has been placed In
charge of the women's events fol
this season. It is Miss Ballin's
purpose to see that the main
New York and Boston, have good tour.
naments carly in the summer so thai
all Of the players who wish to cnteI
the nationais at Longwood will hav,
the benefit Of fast tournament play
This plan was adopted last season ant
worked out well, although there is still
room for improvement.
Philadelphia women usually get IL
vnol pla wing conditiSn parlipr than th,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

other games are down for decision in
the cup competition.
Sunday found, as usual. numerous
soccer contests being played by the most
prominent elevens. Wanderers All
Stars defeated Wolfenden Shore by a
score of goals to 0. Haywood played
rings around the champion Nictrix team
of the West Philadelphia. netting nine
goals while the West Philadclphians
never even had chance to score.
Matt Ryan and his Ascension eleven
just kept right on going, adding another
to their long string by defeating Clover
T.. G., . goals to ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
FRIENDS CENTRAL
READY FOR TRIP
Basketball Games With New
York and Brooklyn At
tract Interest

lntercity competitions always attract
interest. In years gone by the high
school athletes engaged in numerous
contests with big schools in New YORK.
baltimore. Wilmington and Atlantic
City. In late years the official heads
have frowned on intercity competition
and these trips. SO cherished by the
youngster, have been placed under the
ban.
Friends Central School, however. has
not only entered the field Of competitive
sport here nfter an absence in basket,
ball with other schools for q period OF
some ten years. but has sanctioned
intercity contests. II Is in line with
the policy Of progressiveness mapped
out by the principal Of the school,
Charles burton Walsh. who has done
such remarkable work In the develop
ment of scholars and athletes at Fir-
teenth and Race streets. "..
Friends Central has made very ex
cellent showing In basketball. consider
ing the short time the school has en-,
gagged In interschool competition ana
the team this year compares favoraoi,
with quintets from the other private
institutions. This viii be a big week
for the Quakers who look forward 20
the New York trip. New York Friends
will be played on Friday and the Brook
lyn Friends on Saturday.
II will be an intercity test between
the Friends Of New York and TINS
city and interest in the result Is keen.
Friends Central students are taxing
particular interest In the game, as they
| look forward to victory over the New
York team, and it Is quite likely ina,
| this year will mark the first annual
kaav for New
| York Friends will undoubtedly be IN
yited to compete here next winter,
The following day Brooklyn Friends
will be played. and us these athletes
were royalty entertained here by the
Blue and Gray, when they carried on
the victory prior to their flying trip &C
Wilmington, the local squad hopes tC
get revenge. The Brooklyn game VII
! be we'll worth witnessing. Coach bots
| ford will probably have Thomas In shape
for this game. Lindsay, Ochscr, Bon.
ner or Thomas. Smith and Rowlant
will play in these games.
The Southern High School coach
DIR. Richard Kerr, really believes tina,
when the downtown team plays Wes'
| Phillies tomorrow they will win. Stu
dents and players share that opinion
| Perhaps they are right. Southern ma!
certainly made remarkable recovery II
the cage game. but the fans think the!
rallied too late. The odds are all II
favor OF the West Phillics.
II West Philadelphia plays the KIND
of basketball that this team has beer
showing Of late, Southern will not win
The youngsters across the river are
somewhat handicapped in that they
play away from home. However. they
could lose this game and still win the
championship, for next Friday they
holds the cellar position in the league
and will hardly spring surprise biz
enough to upset the Orange and Blue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
Joe Jackson May Pay
$1,000 Tax and Penalty

Greenviile. s. G.. Feb. li.-Joe
Jackson. former Chicago White Sox
outfelder, may have to pay upward
of $500 income tax and penalty on
the $1,000 he il said to have received
during the world series of 1910, nc-
cording to q statement by James II.
Price, a local attorney, who has been
retained as counsel by Jackson.
Jackson failed to include the $4,000
in making out his income tax re-
turn. Mr.. Price, who will appear
as associate counsel for Jackson in
the hearing at Chicago next month.
has been engaged in the income tax
phase of the case and has presented
.Iackson's claim TO the Treasury
Department. a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
r;,,,ues for Big La,on Ten
mis- Events Give Players
Time TO Get in Shape
NEWS MEET SEPT. s
nv SPICK HALL

PHILADELPHIA the Germantown
I Cricket Club and the national asso-
.,,.;or will benefit greatly by the re-
..r,nremcnt Of the schedule of the lead
!, lawn tennis events. On September
n . and 4, the challenge round Of
II, Davis Cup matches will be staged
!, Forest Hills and the national men 8
|.,,nt starts five days later at Man
|,,im, This will give both the Amer
l.,r team and the challengers a chance
M ~ rcst and get back into condition for
M. American championships here.
rnless something unforeseen happens,
|p;l, Tilden and Billy Johnston will
,enresent this country again In th.
|nsris Cup matches. In order for them
h set into the best playing condition
|.s.s will need a few days rest after
I,bs grind Of the Davis Cup challenge
Iarnd and now they are assured OF get
|,;rs This rest. Johnston is not strong
|,h,sically and he gets of edge rather
v.5I,, Tilden. while having a good
jrS,sioue suffers under the strain of a
|ss.t tournament and also needs time
|tc recuperate. -. -, =,
.,,lier than last year. August 15 has
Nan set for the beginning OF this
,.nrnament which will be held at the
rnngwood Cricket Club in Boston. The
M week the same club will hold the
national doubles and mixed doubles.
s,,,,d Allow "PlantIng"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
SOX DENY GRAND
Jury CONFESSIONS
Alleged Admission Of Crooked
Baseball Playing Repudiated
in Chicago Court

Chicago, Feb. 14.-Formal repudia
tions Of alleged grand jury confessions
Of crooked baseball playing were flied in
the Criminal Court here today on be-
half Of Claude Williams and Joe Jack
son, Chicago American League players,
who were indicted on charges Of con
spiracy to throw the 1910 world series.
A petition filed on behalf Of Williams.
Jackson and George CBuck Weaver,
a teammate, declares that none Of the
three ever made admission charged
against the first two and deny that they
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
Results of Week-End
Soccer Matches Here
SATURDAY
AMATEUR CUT

Smith 4 Bro. e. F1eisher. o.
KcnslngtOn, 3, Frlnctsyilie l.
Edgem0re, 3, Surpass Leather, 2.
Fnirhill. 3; British War Veterans, ..
Glen Social. Il Clover. !.
belmont forfeited to Clover.
HOHLFELD cur
Hardwick & hiaaee. 1, Lupton. u.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Snelienburg, u Stetson I. -.
CRICKET tSECOND) LEAGUE
L. Of Pa. Sd. I, Havsrford I'd. I.
ALLIED-SECOND DIVISION
Disston Saw, Z. Ascension. o.
THIRD DIVISION
Fairhili VI. e., 81 Dlsston Saw. 3.
FOURTH DIVISION
Wailopers, 81 Funfeld, 1.
I.archwood, I; Rainbow. I.
EXHIBITION GAMES
I0hlfeid, 81 Disston, o.
Dobs0D's, 4; New York 4. C., =.
Hib~rnians, II BelDinr. I.
Lighthouse, 81 GlenwOOd, ].
Nativity. 2; Lighthouse Blues :.
Cambria, 4, Green Ribbon Social. 1.
Scanlon, 81 De Paul. 2.
SUNDAY
Wanderers. 2; WolfendeD-shore.O y.
Ascension, 81 Clover, 1.
haywood, OF Nictrlx o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
TEAM SCORING
Reading Won't Lose Franchise

Reading, Feb. i4.---President Il. J. Poole
Of tn. Reading International baseball club
rrfGteH the statement that the local fran
Chise IL to be transferred 20 Newark, y. J.
Mr.. Poole says .he franchise Is positively
not for sale. and quotes figures TO substan-
tiate his claim that Reading has won 9
Rea ding outdrew Jersey City. Syracuse and
Rochester. and about edusled Akron in at.
.rnd1nc, rgr,r"s, SIR. Poole says, and cleaned
10 $40 900 for It's stockholders,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
lNEW NET SCHEDULE
I HELPS PHILADELPHIA
No U. S. Delegate for
Paris Tennis Meeting

Henry Wallet. president OF the nd
yisory .complssiOn Of the International
lawn, Tenni. Federation. has invited Ju-
States Lawn Tennis Association, TO send
. representative to the federatton,s nm
the association has been obliged 10 d..
cline. Inability TO obtain Representa-
tive IN n!yen rs tic reason. 4 siatrmart
Of American Views on matters that will
bc considered by the federation has been
ssut to VI. Wallet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

BICYCLE ROLLER CONTEST
Honors In Four.oay Meet Captured
by Fulton Short

Fulton Short. Of the Quaker City
Wbeelmen. captured the individual
honors in the four. day bicycle roller
contest held in The Commercial Mu
scum with score of 1922 laps. Ed
ward Bates was second with 1902
laps, and Raymond Coar finished third
with 1063.J.
Three clubs were represented in thc
event. Quaker City wheelmen cap.
tured team honors with score Of
52l4 laps. Northeast Wheelmen were
second with 1922 laps and Olympic
Club third with 2o2.
The riders competed for four days,
starting at . y. M, and continuing TO
: p. M. and In the evening they con
tested from y. m. 10 10 p. m. The
individual standing il appended:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
BASKETBALL TITLES
DECIDED THIS WEEK
Second Half Pennant in
NJ dnufacturers' and
American Circuits at
Stake In Closing Games

TNiE little" basketball leagues are
decidedly in the limelight, accord |
ing to this weeks schedules. The pen
nants- in the second series in both tho |
Manufacturers and American Leagues
VIII be decided with Tuesdays and
Wednesdays contests.
Tomorrow night at Yonah Hall. But.
terworth, which has yet to meet defeat,
In the final series clashesswith Dobson.
A victory for the Falls representatives
will terminate the series in deadlock
and it will be necessary to stage a
play of. In the first half Baldwin and
Dobson tied. and in the play of the
locomotive builders won.
The situation is even more tense in
the American League. The unexpected
defeat of Hancock by Nativity sent the
former champions into a tie with Fif-
tieth for first place, and In the final
game of the season on Wednesday these
clubs are due TO clash. The winner,
therefore, captures second half h0nors
Fiftieth IL favored to come through, as
they are playing bang up ball.
Camden in Lead
Camden has forged to the lead once
more In the Eastern League. Without
| Soup" Campbell in the lineup, the
Skeeters registered pair of victories
last week, while Germantown split
even, and they now have the edge on
their rivals onca more. These clubs
come together on Wednesday ut Cam
den. and the big drill shed will be
packed with capacity crowd.
| Trenton is not cutting much OF q
figure In the final series. The Potters,
with Johnny Beckman in the line up
on Friday, defeated Germantown, but
the game was simply won on the indi-
yidual merits of Barlow and Beckman.
The latter Is evidently giving the State
League the breaks In the playing dates,
as he was absent at Reading on Satur-
day and Trenton received a 28-1s
thrashing from a Reading line up that
was anything but first class.
! Trenton Is up in the air. They dc
not know how to line up the club
When Dunn is on hand he gets the call
at guard. Barlow and Kearns are the
logical defense players. and on Satur-
day Tom was unable TO score at for
ward. Maurice Tome is in bad shape
|
his best services \ deal Is now pend
ing between n local club which will
give the Potters an aggressive center
aud IL will likely be- closed today. Nc
new players can be signed after to.
morrow.
Phils Win One
The Phils and Coatesville clashed fol
last place on Saturday evening ut Musi.
cal Fund Hall, and the locals polished
off their adversaries with ridiculou,
ease; score, 44-21. Manager Myers
club, with Tom Dunleavy in the line.
up, scored some Of the most remarkabl,
goals of the season. and all told regis.
tered 10 baskets from the field. Dun
leavy coming through with ) ant
"Skeets' Wright registered I.
II is the old story Of the tail-endpl
getting all the worst Of the breaks
Not in the history of tho Eastern
League has any manager worked harder
to givc winner to the home fans thar
has Manager Behney. Of the Goats.
Every time his club plays here the op
posing side does its best work aud cur
| score goals from any old p0sitioD.
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ever threw ball games or conspired to
do 80.
Weaver did not appear before the
grand jury and has from the first denied
taking part in the alleged conspiracy.