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New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
r,5Etsourgh- 3 0 0 Q I'D
Shlcago-..- 0 O. 3

Chicago 1 i 0 0 O. 8
I,so-hase hits--Fiac9. whitted. Schmidt
70. Cotshaw. Three-base hit--Grinan.
ftome run--kelieher. Stolen basea---Cut-
Sxarnhardt. Terry. Double play---Cut ana w
mm.aranvills m.sIlls and Grimm. Left on bases
TsISIssonrgh. Is g; Chicago, T. Bases on halls
, o4 vaughn, Q; Off Morrison, /; OFF Jones
1 Aits-.Or Vaughn, 0 in I inn.nsa. ,ss
ZONES. 10 J in g. Struck out--By VnuSsn. ).
~ aosr'son. :; by Jones' /. Wild pitch
saIsn nn. ha!k--Vaughn. losing pitcher
MY MY aughn- Umpires Brennan and Kan
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28

Soft collars and soft
collared shirts are in great
demand, but the supply al
the -four corners" was
never more ample!
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
CfY1cAGo m. T.,
Totals 80 10 ,g sas Is q rsa,s

Totals 80 10 ,e as Is 81 To.als.. s4sli27 II /
SULLIVAN out; hit by batted ball.
fBatted for O'FerreII ia seventh inning
sTsaeteo Tor Vaughn IN seyenth inning,
sBatted for DAILY In ninth inning
aBatted for Jones in ninth inning.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
We never hedge!

When we trim prices, y.
include our finest qualities
$40 or more has beer
clipped from the former
moderate prices of several
thousand fine suits--seryes
as we'll as mixtures.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
AT BALTIMORE

Rochester .....o 10 3 I q lie Fl
Baltimore .....4 0 0 3 0 1 0-1o IA 2
Batteries-Morgan and Mattox, Thomas.
Frank, Matthews, Clarke and Letter.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28

!. Sast.h4i4L TO-DAY, 3:s0 p. M., POLO
sasouhas. Yankees Va. Washington. -Attyt
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28
The score:

Totals. ssal&24sl Totals. s84il27oo
'Batted for Lee in ninth inning
fBatted for Van Glider in ninth inning
New-York tribune., 1921-06-28

Luggage and sporting
goods.
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Golfers First Round English Amateur IOune
TWILIGHT GAMES
FOR GERMANTOWN
Dave Dennis to Stage First Con-
test on June 8--WilI Use
Chestnut Hill Players
sHANAHAN OPENS SATURDAY

The fans up Germantown way are
going to witness some high class twilight
baseball games. Dave Bcnnis, who
managed the old Germantown team, has
secured the grounds at Chelten avenue
and Magnolia, and will play the open
ing game on Wednesday evening, June
8, with either Nativity or Lit Bros.
as the initial attraction.
Two games will be played at home
weekly and the club will also travel two
afternoons week Dennis will bring
only the best teams to Germantown,
and the players on the home club will
be composed Of the team that Bennis
Is managing as Chestnut Hill, of the
Montgomery County League.
This club hos two star hurlcrs in
Geoghan and Schubert. The former
held Amber to n pair Of hits on Satur-
IL local lad and the 'sandlot' find
Of the season to date. The grounds
at Chelten and Magnolia arc in a fine
location and several years ago when q
daylight saving law was in effect crowds
as high ms 10000 turned out Ger
mantown is booking games both ut home
and away. Communicate with Dave
Bennis. phone Germantown 1920.
Shanahan Ready to Start
The Shanahan Catholic Club has en-
tered the baseball field and will play
their opening game on Saturday witt
Aberfoyle. Of Chester. Included in thu
latter's line up are number stars o.
note and fast game should result n
Manager Jim Bonner has signed an all
star aggregation to represent the Yves
Philndelphisns.
The field formerly occupied by Scott
Powell at Forty eighth and Brown viii
be used rs the home diamond. A ban,
Saturday. and William Roper, sponso
of the daylight saving bill. will toss ou
the first ball.
Next Sunday Shanahan plays Georg
W. Smith, and will meet Lit Bros. i
the morning and Hopes g. Townsen
in the afternoon of double bill on Dec
| Grafton Day
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WILHELM MAY TRY
HURL|NG COMEBACK
Kaiser" in Shape Again and
Wants to Pitch for Donovan.
Began Career in 1902
PHILLlES VS.. REDS TODAY

There is chance that before the
week IL over kaiser Wilhelm. the
coach Of the Phillies' pitchers. will be
in the box. 1t isn't likely that "Kaise'
will hurl today or tomorrow against
the Cincinnati Reds. but he has once
more rounded into form and it wouldn I
be surprising TO see him go to the mound
on the next hot afternoon.
Wilhelm il veteran righthander and
one of the wisest tossers in the game.
He began his major league career in
1902 with Pittsburgh. After being
with the Pirates several years he went
to Boston and later TO Brooklyn. Ono
year he did not play. then in 1910 he
played his last big league game. He
went into the International League and
for years was winning hurler. He
has also been an umpire and coach OF
pitchers.
Last season Wilhelm worked in
number of games for the Jersey City
Club and when Donovan took over the
| Phillies he decided that Wilhelm was
J the man he needed TO help him with hi
pitchers. He was with the Phils on theil
! training trip in Gainesville, Fla, thi!
! spring and demonstrated that he knows
lot about the game.
Owing to the chilly weather Bill
wasn't certain whom he would star
! against Cincinnati this afternoon, bu
! said that il probably would be Hubbell
| Pat Moran planned to use Eppa Rixey
! the ex Phil lefthander
Today's game will be played at Fif
teentr and Huntington streets, begin
ming at 3 80 7. NJ.
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MADDONA,ASTAR,.
. ONCE WAS NOVICE
Italian Motor-Pace Champion
Never Won "a Race as
Amateur Sprinter u
STARTED CAREER IN 1919

Eight years ago vincenzo Maddona
vas n mediocre amateur sprinter. To-
day the italian motor pace champion
looms as one of the best bikers in the
world. The son Of Sunny Italy, who
was born in Naples April 16, 1904. first
appeared on a bicycle in Boston durin Z
the year 1913.
How well do remember Maddona. 1"
taid Jimmy Hunter, the pacemaker who
has been connected with the cycling
game since 1896. "Why, IL I remember
correctly. dc didn't win single race
as an amateur sprinter. But Vince
stuck to It gamely, and finally when II
looked as IL the promoters were going
to rule him off the track because Of his
consistent losing. Maddonn pleaded for
a chance to ride behind u motor
Maddona surprised from the outset.
Hc became n winning motor -pacer al
most Immediately. The same season
Nincenzo changed from sprinter to n
motor follower he won three races. each
at twenty miles. For the next two
years, 1914 and 1915. Maddona con :
tinued to improve and gained expert
ence, so that in 1916 the Italian forged
to the front as star. He began win :
ming as many races as any Of the riders
who Ind been in the sport for number
Of years. ....-
Cops Derby
1t was in 1917 that Maddona won
his first big race, the international
Derby, a fifty mile grind at Boston, and
repeated in 1913 and 1919. During
these three seasons Vincenzo proved
himself the best seasons rider in the
country by winning more victories thar
any Of the other stars.
Another big race won by Maddona
was in 1910, when he finished first In
the 100 -kilomctcr event, winning from
field of the best riders in the world
That year the Italian also made good
showing in the six day bike race In
New York, teamed with Tom Bcllo.
A week after that grind Maddona wa!
paired with Victor Linart,. the Belgian
in q twenty four hour motor paced
race. one Of the most exciting contests
ever held in the Garden, and they VOL
out. Maddona was paced in this race
by Jimmy Hunter, who believes tn
Italian proved in that race, as he ha
in lot of others. that he is one OF th
gamest pedal pushers in the history o
cycling.
Wins Two in Row
Last season NaddOna quit riding lat
in August and, despite this fact, h
won enough races to be second t
George Wiley, the Syracuse flyer, /,
the matter Of points scored.
Maddona has started the 1921 seasol
with a spurt at the local velodrome
In fact. to date he has been hyin
around the track at 1000 clip. Las
Thursday night the Italian cam
through with such squirt that he wo
a thirty mile race by scant 100 yard
from Wiley by making terrific finis
in the last mile, and On Saturday nigh
Maddona repeated by outdistancin
Percy Lawrence by seven -eighths of
lap in n grand stand finish.
Because of the few star italian rider
Maddona has not been called on at an
time to defend his championship q
Italy. However, nc is ready to do S
at any time, says Maddona.
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AMATEURS IN MILE SPRINT
Bobby Walthour, Jr., and Frank
Harris Matched for One.Mile Race

An amateur one mile spring race,
best two out of three heats. has been
clinched for the Point Breeze Velo.
drome, between Bobby Walthour, Jr.,
and Frank Harris. This race will be
decided Oh Thursday night. Both Wal
thour. a son of the veteran bike rider
now in retirement. and Harris are
leading amateur pedal pushers 90 ap'
pear here.
The Wsalthour- Harris sprint will b
one Of the features on the same pro-
gram with the Invitation Sweepstakes
thirty mile motorpaced race. witt
four stnrters. They are Vincenz'
Maddona. Clarence Carman, Georg,
! Chapman and Willie Hanley. This will
be Carman's return appearance il
America since his recent invasion
abroad.
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Home Run Hitfers
in Games Yesterday
WINS CLOSE TRACK MEET
e. p. c. Club Triumphs Over r. 8. C.
at Germantown Boys Club
seasons
Total

The r. =. G. Club of the Germantown
Boys Club defeated The +. 8. G.. Club.
Of the same organiza ticn, last night In
the first annual dual meet between these
rivals on the Germantown Boys Club
playground. The r.. L. G.. Club cap
tured eleven points in the shotput and
this gave them the meet. The final score
was % 20 A..
Morris Kisselcss was the individual
star. He took three first places, one
second and one third.
Summaries:
44O.yard dash-Won BY NJ. Kisseless.. Of
r. $, g second, william Young, r. p. c.:
1ard tnird eSstsr sssTsrt Elyq1 f,s fourth Ed
75.yard da sh.won BY George Doors seibel. Il.
p. G.; ,sseoond. Kenneth Demett, r. 8 c.;
Sss%ssF: }A5s% = F''is'' Fine 81 fourth .
oDS tSrd seSe isoofa E. g. F. qiSSaSETdt iSSrtE bdw.fd
z RunniinY, bEoa@, ,umg;.Woq SS n Kiss.
ShanbSrs. Of F. s' Z, G = Distance. 1SOri9 II +.
:, ssO;yard dash-z-zwop by A. ,Klsseless, Of
X. Demott. r.. s. 6. fourth. b. voishts.
OeEEsT gisndTs r broad G B5%s 5S%b2&on 2SS by william
( KIsn5is Is5di i. f'ssSiSi + 8 pi.,Sa,ss 4
22S,ySrd dash-Won 5'VIee BY George seibsi Il
2, G, seG9nd, ~ kisseless, r. g, c., third
VSs ons.niie Ii ran-won f Sy e B. lISs IISsogh,sborrer
T. 8 C.; ssco11. II. Conner. e p. G. third.
Half-miic relny-won by 2. P. c. young
s'Oead5 g emot1 Coulter + f2H ssSeD
Kolden) Time. 57.
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T|LDEN j. S. HOPE,
IS FRENCH VIEW
Look to PhiladeIphian and Mrs
Mallory to Win St. Cloud
Net Tourney

Paris, May 24.-(By A. P.---French
hopes Of the United States for victory
in the worlds hord court tennis cham
pionships TO begin az Saint Cloud on
Saturday. are confined to William L.
Tilden. I'd. Of Philadelphia, the worlds 3
grass court champion in the singles. and
to 1ilden and Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory, women's singles champion. of
the United Statcs. in the mixed doubles.
Many Americans. however, are back
ing Mrs. Mallory to defeat Suzanne
Lenglen, the French women's singles
champion. for the women's singles
title. Tilden and Arnold Jones are not
thought. even by the optimistic, to have
much chance for the mems doubles title.
The Spanish team. composed Of Man
uel Alonzc, champion of Spain; his
brother. Jose Alonze, Count De Gomar
and Edouardo FTlaqucr. has many sup
although defeated today by the English
pnir in the Davis Cup doubles. The
| Spaniards should meet Tilden and
Arnold in the second round.
| Aside from the Rumanian player
Nicholas Mishu. who Is n strong con
| tender in the singles. the remainder OF
the countries represented, Belgium
Switzerland. Great Britain, India ant
Italy, are not considered to have more
than secondary chances.
From Tilden's constant practice will
Mrs. Mallory it is believed he is mucl
interested in winning the mixed dou
bles. as Mile. Lenglen and Max De
Cugis are in the opposite half of th
draw. These pairs may meet in tn
finals.
There has been some comment owe
the selection of DeCugis as Mile. Len
glen's partner. She played with
Brugnon in the French national cham
pionships, defeating DeCugis and Ma
dame BillOut for the title.
Luck of the draw brings Mrs. Nal
lory and Miss Edith Sigourney agains
Mile. Lenglen ano Madame Goldipg
the runner-up in the French nationi
championships. in the f-s. round {
the women's doubles. Which ever pal
wins should have clear sailing for tn
championship, although the Britis
pair, Mrs. Peacock and Miss Holman
may provide an upset.
The American team will be luncheo
guests of the Tennis Club of Par
on Thursday. Last night A. Il. De
Joannis. Commissioner General of ii
tournament and vice president of til
French Tennis Federation, with Mo
; dame Joannis, was entertained at Dime
by the American team.
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Bingles and Bungles

TIE usual th!qg hanPcned t9 ths A. gg;;s: g;s:
FOR fourteen bH0es. bat CoN!d score only ttco
runs. The TIGERS made fcc runo on four
teen hits
Yertsrday's homs:rsn ,.tsrs. httsrs IL .,.I. tie
Athletics; Sisler. st. Louis Williams, 81.
Louis.
Rain prevented all games in the Natona!
League yesterday.
Heqry scortng continues iH Me Amsrlcan
dosc- rams ard indidndsnl.s re-. H. tts
Tyrus Cobb made only one hit of Slim
Harris yesterday. hut Blue md Jones ham
mered him three times each.
Eddie Collins was up tour times yesterGy
and made four hits. Three Of these were
singles and the other triple.
The Phinles are likely to Top ct Of the
jlrm grasp an the s.fcraye bunk. However.
tbe MrcEs this morning ws-o thirtecn rolnts
ahead OF the Phis In the percentage column.
,atama e sas.bail tsn,n. h1s joised tie cicrc-
Inndsrs. Lulsc ts a brother o. jog, ~" h-
diGns' shortAeldrr, tcho has made such a
The Yankees arc leading ne Aper!,C.n n
| IenEus In ho,,ie-run hitting, and the Phillies
| ton tho National League clubs: The YRnks
have made twenty-five and tho Phlllles twen'
ty-one
Tho City Council Of Pittsburgh has on l.
claily rscogniI.d the York & 81 nc rirr,ss ,m' N
The National Irasnc hs ahoS.rs .h, a. r5nw rssG,w'
1 no such action. for the bcst Of reasons.
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[RHANS0N BEATS
N. Jones ON LINKS
a,own Prep Boy Eliminates
Tome Star in lnterschoIastic
Golf Tourney
RESULT BIG SURPRISE
n, SANDY McNIBLICK

. = podman Hanson. of Brown Prep.
F.s nniy Philadelphian to qualify.
me ~ big surprise today by defeat
wits g.. Jones. Tome, In the
ronnd of the annual lntercholas-
~ "a .niV tournament. which Is being
ss rysr the East course OF the Merton
utst club. Rodman won and A..
VHH VHsnson. Ia a brother OF r.. X. Han
A ,ho won last years junior title.
E E.. won the qualifying medal yester-
~ and was in the finals Of tho tour
y, ,snt last season. He was a heavy
rnrite this year and his elimination
r.Ss n big stir among the youthful club
|. .1jslders. "a
.,si;. three. and from then on he
Sssed brilliant golf. winning on the
C,,tsenth green. when he and Jones
Sslved the hole with 0s.
Their cards:
- ..s ssss 40
~ \ .,..t go So 90
u nm school repeated its last years
IN ~ the team championship yester.
~ with its total Of $50, against 351
s;;okss by Lnwrenccville. Thereby
isrss a tale which may be brought to
:slhsppy solution today In the meeting
|MLy. Cochran, Hill and r.. g..
Hoench. Lawrenceville, for on these
10 players hung the decision yester-
a the eighteenth D'Oench was nicely
=. N two, and his second putt hung on
~ lin OF the cup. He picked up his
SsIl but before he left the green was
tcld 10 hole out. He did. The rules
ssv Il cost him two strokes, but in the
shsence of a book Il was carded as one
rsnalty stroke. Then Cochran came to
he seventeenth, needing a 3-4 to
hnish.
ia uot a two at the seventeenth and ,
|d,suite his three puts at the home hole.
she two schools we're tied on that one
nsnalty stroke. If D'Oench had holed
brst. Iawrenceville would have won.
| : The committee was forced to rule
two strokes penalty and Hill got the
| title
| The ruling had to be made and it was
particularly good thing TO- make 1t
%r. as Max Marston said. these
youngsters are playing in q champion :
ship and II they don't have to obey
,sles now. they win be careless later. "
Nm wanted to plny off, despite the
min. soaked condition Of all and every
thing. but Lawrenceville insisted the
penalty 20.
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OTHER GAMES
Germantown HiSh - La Sale Prep
Tsmden hr hhiSn 81 tt,SS Northes 81 inSs. iS School
Hsddon Hsisfts Hish ct Darby High,
swsIthmore Prep. at Haye.ford Sshsho'' SSinh
Jsnk'ntown H'sn AZ DoS'e'''"h f'N"'
...-, -.. ,.,
The annual interscholastic sophomore
championships will be held TINS atter-
noon at the Northeast itigh hela'
Central, West philadelphia, Northeast.
Frankford. Germantown and southern
High Schools are entered.
This meet marks the beginning of
mine which schools have the best classes.
II, Ia. also one of the preliminaries
10 the "ouads" which will be held on
Monday Junc @.
These class meets are Of great ad-
vantage to the coaches Of the various
teams ms they Frequently disclose stars
who have oscoped the notice Of the
athletic tutors. -
west fiuiiie LOOKS best
west Phillie. Central and Northeast
rnras = o,thonoh ErpntforS e,nccts to
Offer some stiff opposition. West Phil
lie At present looks like winner. as il
has some Of its best athletes in the
second year class.
The Speedboys have three good
sprinters. IN kiipatrick. WATERS ana
Fuller. kilpatrlck Is the pest OF the
trio and Is expected TO give GouiI' mc
crimson ana 1oi1 star, great pat.ie
Tor hrsI hohors. Inc oranse ana bine
;eam hn h,so nus us, .wO ;,Su sur onG G' j.; oTInfr
~ h;a shn. S,n ttar e ,rhn "o oxnscts ~ tn aei
,"' nt, vs ,nart, CO.. ,ha tmo,vn. norrd
no,mst +hrnu, 10 tJ 20 n or.imnoiiv rdn;nc
m' hottsr ,han toT tn,ty .tbrsc fcct "''''s
Scboff in the twn. mi,e Samson ond
Offenhouser in the i4O and $50 and
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WINS SEVEN STRAIGHT
eeimar, Northwest Champions, Have
Not Lost a Game

The Belmar A. A., which claims the
championship Of the northwestern part
Of the city. has not met defeat this
season. Seven games have been played
md every one has resulted in n win for
Manager Tom Shallcross' squad. Some
of the players with the club are Staab.
of Doylcstown; Layher, OF Indiana
Tyckmantcl, Of Newtown. and Dietrich,
Of Doylestown.
The games played have resulted as
follows: With Francisvillc. 1915 Mer-
rill Professionals. AZ: Foster a. A.,
~; Paradise +. C., 1872; Ocean City
iO-i. and =. o. s. of A.. -. Belma'
has saturday, May Is. and Monday
Nav 80 (P. NJ open for. strictly
first class team. Communicate with
Manager Thomas p. Shallcross, 254s
South Seventh street.
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phlla. Pros. Win Twice

The Phiiadelph1 Pros. defeated North:
ampton A. A. op Saturday, and Rockdals; Of
,hs Delaware County League; o. snnsdHS %
anG Ind so' smi'h, TIE wildwood receiver, and
shollsy. OF Altoona, have Just been signed me-
Pros. meet Camden City on June 4; and
then follow with Chester Giants. Tide on
thToush ana 'i The manager slSs North Thlrteenth
.,resr or phone Columbia 202b. Wednesday
bookings are especially desired ...rE
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Tex Rickard wi,hdraws Complaint

New York, May G4.--Trx Eirkard has with
drawn his complaint sSsins. the Benny Lem
- d-Rocky Knnsas cs'anponship boxing con
nounced today. At n meeting OF the New
Jersey Roxin. Commission TO- determine
whether tho New YorR promoter had ella i'm
on the hoxprs' aoryIccs Billy Gibson. Leon.
ards manager. testified that no definite ar
rangemcnts had been made
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Wants to Play Through

Paris. May 24.--wiilIGm T. rilden I'd. ~
Philadelphia. world's chswvniGn lawn TERMS
n"St' msSt autSor.ties AK, ,ns tNat he be allowed
10 play th-oushout, the examinations for tho
chs mpionHAip mR'chcs to be held in VIM
biedon. Under tho rules T!lden is exempt
from playing through.
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Tommy Gibbons Knocks ou, Hesn.n

Canton. o.. May "a. Tommy Gibbons. st
Paw neayyyweisht, y KNOCKED SI,. out Jack Heens1
ulcd twelve round bout here. Heenan sub
stitutsd for Dick o, Brien. OF Cincinnati. He
as hoored seven times.
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To Try to Swim Channel Again

Lowell, Mass. May 24.--Another attempt
20 swim the English Channel will be made
this summer by Henry L. Sullivan; o.
Lowell. He said that he plans to sail for
England about July IL and to establish
training quarters at Dover.
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POLO AT BALA TODAY
Army and Country Club Fours In
Temora Gun Match

Cup polo will begin this afternoon at
the Philadelphia Country Club. Bala,
when the Army team meets the Coun-
try Club four in the first match for the
Temora Cup.
The Army team is composed of Ma jor
J. G. Quekemeyer, formerly personal
aid to General Pershing; Major w. @.
Potter, Major Milliken and Major
Kernochan.
They will receive handicap OF
about nine goals from the Country
Club team. composed Of the three
Stokes brothers and Barclay McFad-
den, all of whom are handicapped at
four goals each.
Auburn A. G. desires to schedule games
with frst-clnss homo teams. A. Lands.
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kIlbane to FIqht at Last

Cleveland May 24--Johnny Kilbane.
featherweight champion. has signed a con.
tract to fight Frankie Fleming q ten-round
decision bout June rs at Toronto, Canada.
Fleming is to weigh 128 pounds at I o'clock,
while Kilbane will come In Mt catchwsight.
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Tommy Golden wifi break in as n wind up
boxer next Friday nisht at tho Cambria. His
oppoIrnt will be Preston Brown. The semi
will lie Young Muiigan Johnny PaXson.
Prelims: Jack Mccormick vs. Billy Burns.
Joe O'Connor vs. Bobby Wilson nnd Billy
Fnirburn vs.. Bobby Dempster
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Chick Jannetti IL enthusiastic about hls
iGi-pound chunk OF hstic foundry. Fran,ka,os
pounds and still be strong" said Innrettt
today "and would like to match him win
Champion Johnny wilson Britton has
been boxing with Jack Dempsey In the lat
ter a training quarters at the shore
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Jack weinstein says: This kid OF mIue
must be q champion" referring to Earl
Wartnrun II can't get any of the feather
weights to meet him" Weinstein has been
negotiating with New York mateh-makers
for bouts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-24

Ebbets Field In Brooklyn will bo the seens
Of number OF fresh-air battles THIS sun, !,
natchmnker and he IL gettino together q
program for some tine sS neSt n%nnoy m0ntG TSs he
matched in respective bouts for the initial
show.
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SCHOOLBOYS meet
ON TRACK TODAY
Sophomore Championships Will
Be Staged on Northeast Field
With Many Entries
PRELIMINARY TO "oUADs"
School Canes Today
INTERsCHoLAsT1C LEAGUE
West Phi'lio High at Frankford II gh,
Southern High at Central HiGh.

Catholic High at st. Joocph's Prep.
OTHER GAMES
Germantown High ~ La Sale Prep
Camden High, at Northeast High.
West Catholic High at 81. Luke School
Haddon Heights High at Darby High.
Sws rthmore Prep. Mt Havcrford Schco!.
Jeniiintovn High at Doylestown High.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-24

Plans Of promoters here for major open-air
bouts ire n mystery. There doesn't seem to
be iing brewing or else the matchmakets
arc keeping their movements well covered.
Several local men Intended 20 ARRANGE SHOWS
for Jrnc but as yet no definite announce
ment has been made.