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HITS HOMER; THEN
BANCROFT FAINTS
Also Makes = Triple. posbie ard single
In Four TInaes AZ BAT.

NEW YORK June New York 90
day defeated Philadelphia IN both aea-
sirnn - q duubio-headar. 3 % q ana
90 3 Kelly hit his ninth home run n
tho tsaaan 81 tire first game. tying Meu-
nei fUr tha league leadership. Bancroft
hit home run. triple. double and single
IN fDEr times W mt the second game but
fainted On the bench from the eKertiun ~
hitting The home run. ScoTea-
phiiadeiuhla +. ....s. .ooa 0ao eQo-2 I
New York .t.s..sa. see ESQ oox--a q
RinE and nruEKf. wheat; nyan and
Smith.
Second same
Philadelphia .s.s-s csc eeo oet-1 8
New York .s.-..s+. eel isi oox-s a. 3
~. Smith. naamnartner and, Peter.
Rentnn. and q. Smith. Snyder
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TWO SHUT OUTS IN
ARMY-NAVY LEAGUE
Good Pitching Featured All Three
Games Yesterday.

Goose eggs We're much IN evidence
IN yesterdays Army Navy games al
Fort BarrancaH and on tie hlimp field
~ r. a. added strength 10 her already
strong Qualifications around tine top
~ tho percentage column nv shutting
out the Army THIRD company III their
own field by a 1870 count. Baruncas
Second company smeare1 whitewash
over the defeuscless FIRST company by
a 10 score. Added Interest was shown
in the tussle between the leather
necks and T.. T. A.. on the hlimp field
when thes ran q neck-aud meek race
through % the last inning the latter
coming cut with the heavy end OF
a-S score
Third Company and y. 7. a.
Emharra ssinR fielding on the part ~
tae army was the main factor in their
defeat against the navy, total 80
ninc crrorH being chalked up against
them. Both Cherry ara Handlers ala
crcditahle work from the pitchers
box
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vKsrERoAYs SCORES


New York. s-s. philadelphia, 80.
Boston. q Taoeklyn, s.
plstsburR. 4; Chicago. 2
Cincinnati. 4 81. Louis. 70.
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Aslanta. 8; Nnshvilie.
Birmingham. 10; Mobile. IS.
Memphis. IA; Chattanooga. s.
Little Rock. Isl: New orleans, 6.
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BEARS WIN IN A
SLUGGING MATCH
Take tire Game Froua Birmingham D. 4
scere 81 Is 20 10.

BInMINGMAM. June Mobile out
sluEged Birmingham today. winning ~
fs tn 30 Score. A total ~ AS hitu. 81
runs ana 90 total bases wfre accumuiat-
ga Scures
Mobile .-..sss SEQ We8 OILS 20
birmingham 900 Ia0 00a--i0 Nc q
s'wman and Pond. ualiasher. Bernaen
and tiouch. Brandon.
Travellers Hammer Narcs.
LITTLE ROCK. June Little Rock
hammered Vance hard ana won ~ 90
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prrTsBun0. June The Pitfnburg
Pirates made q three oat ~ four from
Chic4lFo when they ven today-a EaFne.
10 ThN locals hatsma Martin freely
score
rhlnawo ........... ena coo hb9-w
pIt iaiurw ..........ea1 OIL CO.'S 10 Il
Martin. York ard OFarrcii, Gianrsr
ana 8. hmidt.
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Philadelphia. as. Boston. Ga.
Washington. s: New York. :.
No othora scheduled.
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Jacksonville, 6. Lakeland, ].
st. Petersburg. 2 Orlando. {
Tampa, 8. naytona. 2.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

National League
New York az plttsaarn.
Only enc game scheduled.
American League
st Louis ne New YORK
Chicago re Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at rhiIaa elphia.
Seutnerr Association
Nashville Ht Atlanta
Mobile sc birmingham
New Orleans ~ Little Rock
Chattanooga 1T Memphis
Twilight scSsaufe.
Thnrsday---f zaptists vs whitman
f'ridLg' Seville vs. Navy YARD
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3&MkN NANsMMkAAs
Charlotte OF Greenvilie. s.
Columhia. 4; Spartanburg. s
Augusta. A. Charleston. 9.
Virgins league.
pesersburE. rs. Richmond. So,
suffolk. 2; Newport News. 5.
Portsmouth. 8 Norfolk. :.
Appalachian.
Bristol. s. Cleveland. g.
Johnson City. /: kingspert. =.
Pieduens League
nanviiie. s. winston salem. 8 I'll
snniugal.
Greensboro. ~: Durham. 1.
FzalasSh, =; EEigFT Point, G.
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InternatienaI

Jersey City. 3 Ba tlmere. s.
Newark. S. ReAdlng. 9.
Toronto. 5. Buffalo. 8
Syracuse. q. Rochester. a.
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summary We HaAe hke-~f tockhift
and Engle. Three base Tllt Manning
struck out-By Hammers by Cher
rv Bases en- halls~on cherry. u.
orr ianners 4 stolen hases -Vonht
Lamdrum. Dukes 1NrenzeHenaEL Enalr
Double play -Hauuerv 90 W'rennensen
mist fn V.rnN hav8
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02

FlNh" UptHon Toe HHf18 fUr f1e NIc-
tors with q Ciaut which landed The
p.u somewhere down the beach ans
uetted a homer. Connolly. the next
man zap nippcd pfasiuess for a three
hagger, after which taa Marine tosscr
war retired from the hox ABElln who
showed eHceilent form against the
Hospital last sunday weut o. the
mound ard lasted two innings AND was
then rolieyed hy ityier nho finished
tbe game. Pearson dId some senea
uoaai tosSiog in the last inning whom
the Marines haa two m6n On and no
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02

AnfnN base Mkf#~#4s Connolly. Rule.
Home rmns-payne. Hyier struck out
---iiy Anelln. z. hv Hyier 4 Or Pear
Hon, q Bases on halla-0ff Pearson
off Aneiln. 1 off fyier. 4. stolen
haHes--AEgiin. Tyler. Dinsinoes. Pear
son. Left on bases Marines. 3: 7.
n. a., 8 Double play -sennhoitz 90
Afleholski - Rule.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02

summary. IhFee~baHe hit-Alarsh
Sacrifice hit-kales. Hits of Marsh.
J. Mcclellan. 3. stolen bases-Thames.
Horne. Left on hases-Y NJ. &. A. s.
Navy Yard. ?. Base on Balis-Off Nc
Clellan. 3 Strike ont--ny Marsh. 3 hy
Mcclellan. :. VIVID pltch--AIaruh. Hit
by pitcher Thames. by Mcclellan.
Umpire. Kelaon. Time Of game. 10
Attendance, SEQ.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02

second company opened the game
by batting around 81 the initial ipnlpg
and nctted a total ~ four runs 80, J.
starter They kept the wicked vhi,a-
wash brush IN swing throughout the
sumo - . heh the First company
&C. 1relcss
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outs. This combination Noted che
lcatheruccks one run. bnt two were
required 60 tie the Score
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Columbus. 8: Minneapolis. ,.
indianapolis. Aiiiwaukee. {.
Louisville. 4 Kansas CITY. s.
ToIado. .. 81 Paul. 1.
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g. Harpers home run in the third drove
ln three runs. Score
New Orleans ..ssss.sooe coo COS
Little Rock ..s.*.. o94 o0a 4ax--iB as 2
Vance and neherry. smith. tiinEsveld.
Jonnard and Land
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02

Crackers Drive stathau- Frorn ere uos.
ATLANTA. June Atlanta batsmef
drove Pitcher statham from tho box in
the first inning - fodaysa game with ak
hits and six runs and defeated Nash
willie s 90 I. scuras
Nashville ........ 600 COZ o0e-i 2
Atlanta .......... goo 600 cor n 4
statham. Waas and Jonnards surEs and
schmidt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
sso Eais, Ne Run Game IL Florida
Lmmnme.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. June Bert
Humphreys. former ma3er league
pitcher. twtFied Is no hit. a. run game
Ter Lakeland against dackaonvnle ia
TIE Florida state leaEue game here TO-
day. Ills team mates played errorIess
eall. Lakeland winning g 10 e.
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE :
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BOSTON. June IA haze on halls. fCis
lowed ~ inHsld errors - Judgment a.
well as one q commission and Tnhnafun q
Hinels in the nlnth gave nronkiyn fhs
run By which e. defeated Boston % 4
friday Score
Ft-a.rkfser HnH nfn fnf-r
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.eepCOOl!
SizzLel HoD the Sun Does Burn!

But not in this home. Here there's
cool comfort in every room-here,
refreshing breezes blow night and
day! The hotter it is outside in the
sun, the cooler it becomes within
all because there's a tireless Electric
Fan on the job.
II YOU would enjoy real comfort in your home
this Summer. get your Electric Fan now
See them on display in our salesroom.
Telephone 20IO and wen deliver
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-05

AVALON, y. j Six lots, ench 50xllO It. ;
close 10 train stop; bargain quick sale:
tue Insurance. il. II, FRITZ. Tl3 Walnut
street.
AVALON, y. J-FulI block on ocean front
with riparian rights; superb beach: title
ncurance II. Il FRITZ. ia Walnut 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-05
WILLOW GROVE
WISSEWOOD
NEW JERSEY-sUBCRBAN

AUDUBON. n. J.-scmi.d detached, 6 rooms
and bath; large lot; all cows: $45OO VAN
HART. $50 Mar:Let ST.. Camden. n. !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-05

Lh%SDOW% %r.-Two-sry. semi-d"t dw".l:n:
good IN, $1,000. R'ard1n l5i7 W iHS@}
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-05
NEW JERsEy-SFnsHoRF

NORTH STONE HARBOR bcacn front OF
miles, extending back TO bay; p. r. r.
trains direct from property to Camden; re,
maihinS chance to obtain an unbroken from,
on superb bathing beach. with riparian
rlghts ". II FRITZ. 7I3 waInnt at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-05

c. HARRY JOHNSON chestnut 11iG It.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-05

lNl-Ais bA ~
le' iiOrshHID
snATnlrv IN is.
na-v Dn'U"r'S
SNN- ErmrL and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-05
BYEWOOII

MODERN Air-s,,uc dwg n,ir- Ir,ir, o7yi
fireplace. dining room. pa0t'N. Eitrhou.
hCdrms. and tile bath; In attic 81. 500
Geo l.. Harnes. 1901 Chestnut ST Wa +rsi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-05

GAS y. S'rd ST. -CrawforI-rur'. q Iarge
rooms and Caragc: modern. bargain. I.tnde
4 MenkIn. 47ll y Rroad Wvo 1919
DESIRABLE location; tw.n; : roo0e tUe
kitchen and hR'N. laundry: al i00r0le-
ments Phone owner Wyor7 tNg 1857 VI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-05
REAL ESTATE FOR Rvnn
OAK LANE

OHh l.ANE-Everythin compIc,e o------
f,oa,, n,Be s,de-yard garage in rear rooms
LTjn 7Ith ,n trolley. corner Washington minute,
off wasbinsdtSSSS dSS ia iSrS Sa' on Chelten %s sys ,s
Tituuced; Office, Limekiln nike bsie,ut bwesti rents
IRton lane. PhoTe Oak i,nSo oyy.ow yEow@ Wash.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-05
Think What This Means
SHARON HILL

TWO fine plots ground to settle estate.
South eide Woodland ave. 200 u. east OF
sharon ave; 1OGX2O9. driveway slide and
rear. $4,000.
" cor. Barker and School SITS: lsOxl5o,
SwOPE & son. $40 Main st. Darby
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

WEST CHESTER section = az acres, close
station. with old stone house rooms
ana brick house with, I rooms, bath, heat.
larn. ,springhOusc. orchard. timber, $4,000
} NJ. FROEEEIELD, Waync. Pa.
- ACRES. 7-ru0m stone house. barn, chick
"u house. fruit, old shade: only $4,000.
I"nn " Mason. Willow Grove. Phone l+8.
FARsIS, ell sizes; some bargains includng
liS aCree with sot3 Of bulldngs C;oess,
Ter, latboroi phone Hatboro 10.
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MONEY TO LOAN

500 TO $40. 600 10 loan on first and siIgs sstoss
| mortgages. building and loan assoc'A
| heirs to estates; prnmpt settlemehtp5o Don $3.50
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OAK I.ANI:

y. BROAD 81
EiGht rooms hardwood floors tiled bath am
kitchen, mCiOsed porch | and = car gnrnEes
rent 500 per month; sample house. US35 y
PrOad ~ For special terms Sc. FuSi,r <
TeIchman. on premises. oak Lane 1887.
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0ISEI
MISSINOMI\I.

2ii f. LOUDEN-lSxll2 IT,; spmi det.. r.
Are exc. con. $1,000 Gnh~i'. 1873 :. lglH.
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ATLANTIC

DESIRABLE ,CORNER--IOt OIxi0O; !
sOnable; we'll financed
CHAS. r. WAKEFIELD
lgiS Chestnut st. Phila
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-05

654O y l2TH ST.-Bcautisd home. aimee
nsw; rooms. baths. h"t-w"tvr heat.
white. nd mai hoRarv interior hnrdNuuJ
floors: open f-opll,c. "lrrt~ ard gas
RRTNEWORTH 500 " l.hiEh ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-05
GI.ENSIDE

GI.ENSIDE. PA
Bea auuful suburban hole. l3 roomS .
kdtfs, 2-atOTy 4-Car sarge: rh.cNCn nuug.
Ger aCre lot. beau;ifVIlv planted with trfrs
ana shrn3ncry, 'l3.5O0, also modern
: room houses. with la. - In's in G."us,d".
Si""O go SG6Uu ~ nd fJr LIST o. come ont
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ProfessIonsI o,-m-.
$50 S. 18th ST.
GER MANTONN


If YOU ARE looking for a house TO rcn,
consult w; We give r"sult7 not excuses.
PARKER & SPAETH
@Ol2 thcitcn ave.
Open sunday
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

dwss. $4,000 to 10000; financed
y. Clark. Stenton Chclten arcH., Gtn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-05

COR sOSlOO, new, modem. de ach"d hvnr
central halfway. HO'-water heat. electric
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COMMENCEMENT
BALL AT LYNDON
INSTITUTE



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WOULD STOP DEMPSEY CARPENTER FIGHT


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COMMERCIAL
CLUB HEARS
Col. BILLINGS
Teacher Training Schesl
Strongly Endorsed Aft
er speech by Wilson

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trcmely unusual, particularly by things
which are tremendous in size, force or
import.
II they're artists they will paint
storms at sea, or battle scenes, tower
ing cliffs. If they're writer's they will
have unusual facility and leaning
toward writing Of such subjects. They
make excellent newspapermen, for what
is generally called the nose for news
Is in reality principally the bump of
subllmity.
They arc the people who never get
done wondering at the tremendous size
of the sun as compared with the earth,
and find jog in contemplating the fact
that swift as light is 1t takes II three
and half years to reach the earth from
certain stars. They are more than
usually impressed with the grandeur of
the Grand Canyon. and hold their
breaths in awe upon surveying the city
! from its tallest building. They find
breasting a heavy snowstorm invigor-
ating and great fun, instead Of merely
an annoyance and discomfort. As
fishermen they're the fellows who catch
those awfully big ones you hear about
but never see. and as baseball fans
their interest centcrs in the home runs