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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

SPLENDID GOING; DAIRY FARM.
MONTHLY INCOME NOW 500.
Location. fertile Musconetcong Valley. on
Lsckawanna. Two improved dwellings; mod
ern sanitary electrically operated dairy
buildings: two silos, extensive outbuildings:
offered with large Federal tested milk herd,
complete labor saving machinery and crops.
at one-thrd cost. Send for photos. EU-
GENE JOBS-H. F. BECK co. (Agents),
Lackawanna station Summit. N. J.
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Wcstchester.

KAsTNER' vALHALLA MOUNTAIN
HOUsH, vaihalia, N. Y.--l6 minutes Grand
Central. White Plains iio5. Open an year.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

POY Japanese) wants room with breakfast
and supper; &10-$11. 330 E. 9th ST.. Kuwa
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REAL ESTATE-ENGLAND.

FOR SALE IN ENGLAND
Two small Grouse Moors with Mansion
House only IL miles distance therefrom
would suit American gentleman either for
six months In the year or for permanent
residence. Reply r. III. WANT. Solicitor,
Settle. Englani.
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REAL EsrATE-oUT OF CITY.
long IsIand-saIe or Rent.


AT Woodbury. (Syosset). IS acres. desirably
located main highway between Cold
Spring Harbor and Hicksville; can be bought
right. with terms. DERSCHuCH CO.. 20
Cortlandt ST.
EICKsv1LLESAbout 25 ncres with hand
some 10 room house. barns. orchards.
shrvbbery, shade trees. with more than
quarter mile frontage on South broadway:
will sacrifice for quick sale. Mrs. PATRICK
o'BRIEN. p. o. box o.. Hicksville. l.. ].
from $1,000 to 81 500,
real bargain. fine room house. all Inn
provements, large outbuildings; main street; /;
suitable business, residential; terms.
WErZEI4. 121 West 42d. Bryant 3l05.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.--A real treat for
this week end in new listings. Seven large
rooms. BATH heat and water; plot 6Qxl00;
fruit trees; Al condition; cash $1,000; prico
$500. Ten room house, water and electricity.
outbuildings: corner plot. 10ox27S; terms /:
price 80. 600. New house, rooms, tiled
bath. all improvements: steam heat; excel
lent location 81 900 cash; price $S. New
bungalow, 3 large rooms. modern tile bath.
oak trim and floors. improvements choice
location first mortgage $1,000; price $500:
We have four other new listtngs around
81 500: come and them. HENNlNGS,
opposite station. Phone 603.
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APARTMENTs-FURNIsHED.

95TH. 55 WEST.
Attractively furnished outside. sunny
rooms year lease. 1925 month. KUTHOFF'.
s9rH. 26O West-Attractive . room suite
Kitchen privileges. Schuyler 0S75.
loiST ST.. 81 WEST.
Handsomely and artisticaliy furnished
bachelor apartment. private bath. iavatory;
complete kitchenette, dishes. linen. silver:
maid service: electricity.
151ST. west.--seven large rooms. heavily
furnished, elevator apartment. for sale;
81 200 lease, rent $107.50 8 rooms rented.
Phone JACOBS. Audubon 1850.
336 W. 72d.-Elegantiy furnished room. over
looking Hudson: newly decorated: exclusive
home.
Borough Of Brookiyn.
MARQUIS apartment. 2 rooms and bath,
maid md phone service; all improvements
centrally located 126 Herkimer st. Lafay-
ette 10041. Rental $S5.
Long Island.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS. J.. l., Gar
dens Apartment" by station; studio apart
inent. 500. Phone Fitz Rov OSsI
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BoARDERs WANTED.

ATTRACTIVE rooms and board: congenial
family Owner, 35 West list.
ssTH ST.. 20 E.---Large room. southern ex
posure: tray service.
47TH. f42 E.--Tabe guests. weekly lunches,
dinner: excellent table: refined service.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
CLINTON Av.. 1o6--Not the usual boarding
proposition; all the comforts OF homo;
handsomely furnished room with excellent
table board and service. Prospect 1898.
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uNFURN1sHED ROOMS TO LET

TWO fine rooms IN private house: all I'm
provements; next to fine bathroom; SOUTH
ern exposure MUNRO. 152 West 10th ST..
Morningside 6012.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BIG OPPORTUNITY

BIG OPPORTUNITY.
Staple article In universal demand; II we
DO 49o of the total business In our uncrowded
field your money will earn substantial re-
turns; established business. managed by sue
well considered plans for limited expan-
sion are the reasons for our offering this
opportunity at this time: fullest inyestiga-
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery TO itsa ST.. Inclusive.
GARAGE, downtown go cars capacity; good
chance for live man: act quick. l.. W.
WOODS. sfS Elton av.. Bronx. Phone Mel
rose 352f.
WAREHOUSE building. CO and ca North
Moore ST.. New York city; six story and
basement, 45xsO. about 5000 "a. IT,: $50
pounds 20 the so. IT,. steam heat. electric
light. large elevator. shipping platform with
canopy; ieaschold: price $40 900 or Will rem.
NJ $4,000 per annum. EDWARD SAMSON.
is0 William ST. New York city.
Above Isth 81. to soth 50. uncIusivs)
East River 10 North River.
BUILDING. EXCELLENT CONDITION, for
leare, 50xfOO: stories. elevator axiG.
80 w. 10th st, ~ Y. G. T,ongacre 3Ti5.
DAYLIGHT LOFTS.
IS windows. lirht four sides. sixth, firth,
fourth floors: 5000 sg r.. each; extra argu
freight elevator. viii divide. Engineer 2O1.
zoo East 4oth. Acadeny 2I5f.
FOR RENT.--Complete furnished high class
office In up-to-date buildings 2 rooms; rea-
enable rent. Room Ios. 70 w. 43d st.
LARGE store, 9Th av.. near Times Square;
monthly $500. J. g. F'0HsTER. I2t sth ay.
Y. w. @. A. Building. sff Lexington av.--
shop TO rent, 81 200; suitable women's wear.
novelties, antiques, books. florist. pAYSON
Mel. MERRILL CO., East S5th ST. Murray
Hil $500.
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Washington Heights. Above fc5th ST..
West Of sth Az.

$4,000 cash will buy 50xf0o story new
law quadruple apartment house vicinity
1i5th at. and Sth av. long mortgage
about AZ times the rent. A real bargain.
Owner. Box M 1854 Herald. Harlem.
ST. 600 cash viii buy s0xiOO story elevator
apartment house . blocks (rom Broadway
subway station. Washington Heights; five
and one-haf times the rent and good terms
20 close an estate. LAWYER Box NJ. 1855
Herald. Harlem.
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GRAND CoNCoURSE CORNER.
IL room house. price So. 900. r.. OSBORNE.
SMITH, Jerome and Burnside avs.
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Above seth st.-sth As. to North River.

FOUR story and basement. West I'D st..
near subway station. 21xi02: parauet
throughout. electricity. vapor heat: IS rooms,
= baths; perfect condition: vacant: will
sacrifice. cash 5000. COuGHLIN g. CO.,
INC, 200 West 72d.
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UlN WEST fITff 81,
between Columbus and Amsterdam avs.
(beautiful dwelling bloclS). for sale--A four
story, basement and cellar, high stoop. stone
frcnt. 10 feet. private dwelling. with exten-
sion: In perfect condition. redecorated and
rainted; rarquet floors throughout; new
steam heating plant: home of beauty and
n 10Y TO the occupant; with or without fur
niture; immediate possession.
ID. H. BLAKELEY. ga Columbus av. T6th
st.l. Schuyler $3.50.
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An advertisements m the Lost and
Found columns OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD Offers a real possibility Of
recovering your Lost psepersy.
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TO lease for three 10 five years. now ho.so
26S Parsons av.. Flushing, T.. L.. bed
rooms. baths. living room with fireplace
kitchen with kompolitc floor. enclosed porch
foyer hall, dining room hardwood floors and
,entiiators throughout: hot water heating
20 paracna av.. ElnshlnR l.. L Plaza 1920
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Above Isth 81. to soth Sc. UncIusivs)
East River 10 North River.

EXCELLENT CONDITION. for
leare. l0xt00: stories, elevator axiG.
80 W. 10th st, n. Y. G. r,ongacre s7i5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-13
HARD TRAINING ON
FOR CARPENTER.
Begins Hardest Week OF Pre-
paredness-0eorges will
Spar a Lot
WORKOUTS VERY PRIVATE

Manhasset, N. " June 18.-.The
loafng dsn at Georges Carpenter
training camp gave way to one whic,n,
read hard work will beat Dempsey. :,
The challenger began the hardest week
OF training with long workout IN
the woods this morning, then came bach
for a bountiful lunch and prepared 70
tUke on several sparring partners.
Georges probably will work hard
every day this week, and II Is known
that he will spar more than has been
the custom in the last three weeks. de
will work in public but two days
today and Thursday; the other workouts
will be as private as half dosen
county policemen and Manager Dcs-
camps can make them.
we don't want secrecy" Trainer
Gus Wilson said today, hut what
We do want is privacy. There will
DE lot Of hard work done here this
week. and we can do better II there
is nobody around to bother.
newspapermen from the grounds on
every day excepting Monday and Thurs
day. but a lot of friends and acquaint.
anccs have been coming on these of
days. They're more botbersome than
anybody else and we will attempt to
keep them out"
The Manhasset Gun Club. whose trap.
are located behind the training camp,
were guests of the challenger at his
workout today. They have elected
Georges an honorary member and In
vited him to attend their shoots.
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DEMPSEY YSUSPENDS.
WORK THREE DAYS.
Champion Is at Top Of His Con-
dition-Loafing Now the
Program
HE TRAINS HARD SUNDAY

Atlantic City. =. j.. June 13.-All
/ training activities in Jack Dempsey s
camp were dropped today. The world :
I champion will rest completely, for he
may not resume work until Wednesday
| The public will not be admitted to the
camp in tho meantime. Jack Kcarns.
manager Of the titlchodcr, announced.
The sudden switch in training plans
caused considerable stir and variety
of reasons. although Manager Kearns
offered no explanation. Camp followers
were of the opinion. however, that
! Dempsey already has reached the peak
Of his training and could yet himself
on edge within ten days, il necessary.
| for the defense Of his title.
! Dempsey, until Manager Kearns gives
orders for the resumption Of training
will spend the time loafing around camp.
| He will not do any road work, with the
possible exception Of long walks in the
morning, and will drop all bag punch =
| ing. shadow boxing and other gymnas.
| ium routine. The titleholder has not
! done any boxing since week ago yes
terdaY when the cut over his left eye
was reopened by Larry Williams, who
butted him during a miX-up in cor
| ner. stitch was taken in the wound.
| but II was removed Friday and Demp.
sey's physician assured him that he
could resume boxing without further
danger.
Dempsey. who laid of Saturday.
worked for thirty five minutes yester-
day. only because he did not want to
dsappoint II big Sunday crowd which
turned out. The champion went
through the usual bag punching shadow
boxing and other exercises. He worked
with astonishing speed and drive to his
punches.
Lew Tender. the Philadelphia light .
weight, saw Dempsey working for the
first time Yesterday and was impressed
with the champions condition.
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien. former
boxer. who visited the camp yesterday
expressed an opinion that Dempsey was
in no danger of going stale.
Il think the lavof from boxing is
the bcst thing that could happen TO
Jack. u said O'Brien. He only needs
few days work now TO polish tho
rough edges of his condition. believe
tn" champion will enter the ring in
wonderful physical condition. -
ORricn has arranged to box with
Dempsey when the latter resumes his
ring work this week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-13
CARMAN STILL HAS
LEAD ON MADDONA
Jamaica Filler, With IS Points,
Has One More Than
italian

Winning two first places in races de-
cided on the circular tracks around the
circuit last week enabled Clarence Car
man. the Jamaica, L. l., motor pace
crack and recognized ns the international
champion enabled him to remain on
top of the list in the point scoring, just
nosing out Vinccnzo Maddona, the
italian champion. for first place.
Five frsts. two seconds and two
third places gave Carman a total Of 35
points, while Maddona is only one be-
hind with five frsts, one second, two
thirds and two fourths.
George Chapman. the Philadelphia
lad who holds the American title Of
1920, still is IN third place. He has
scored 20 points. including four vic
tories. three seconds, one third and
one fourth.
A tie for fourth place exists between
Percy Lawrence. OF California. and
George Wiley, the Syracuse veteran,
each with 81 points.
Carman and Maddona are in a dead.
lock in the matter Of Victories. each
having finished in front on five different
occasions. Chapman, Wiley, Jules
MIGUEL. the French champion. and Paul
Verkyen, tttleholder Of Belgium, each
has won four races.
Inc nrSt poStponement or the season
at the local Nelodrome was caused by
rain on Saturday night, when the forty
mile motor paced race was put off a
week. The same program will be put
on next Saturday night with four start
ers in forty mile grind. The men en-
tered are Percy Lawrence, Of Califor-
mia: Clarence Carman, OF Jamaica.
l.. l.: Frank Cory, Of Australia. and
Tommy Smith. OF New York. The
special sprint team race between
Bobby Walthour, Jr.. and Frank
Gronkowski and William Grium and
Frank Harris also is on the same pro-
| gram.
The management has arranged q
! novelty for Thursday night in the form
/ Of team match motor. paced race.
! Carman will he paired with another
rider agaiurt Vincpnzo Maddona and a
partner. II will be a three ten mile
heat event, to be decided on points.
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All Unusual
Scotland, June ~.


TIE WAS known roundsbouts as the
II Old Timer. Possibly because he is
an old timer. Sometimes things happen
that way. We have forgotten what his
other name was, but the main idea is
that he had been a close student of the
boxing game for precisely. thirty eight
years. He saw the Sullivan Mitchell
match at Chantilly, France, back In the
sos. He saw Carpenter start and has
watched him ever since. Maybe his
dope isn't any better than anybody
else's. Maybe It is. How is any one
to know? At any rate, he had his say
on the Dempsey Carpenter match, so
why not let him get by with Il?
The one drawback Is that he has
never seen Dempsey. But he has talked
TO a lot who have and has been pretty
busy figuring 1t all out.
"I think he said. that most Of
them have overlooked the big issue.
They only bring up the physical side
Carpenters speed and Dempsey g
strength and punching power. In my
opinion, those things jolly we'll even up.
Carpenter Ia little faster and a little
better boxer. He is also quite strong.
Dempsey Is a little heavier, a triae
stronger and triHe harder to hurt.
In n physical way It is about an even
thing. AS even as such things can be.
But that isn't the main point. |
believe Carpenter will win, not through
greater physical attributes, but through
keener, quicker brain. 1t isn't so much
that he can out think Dempsey when II
comes to correct Judgment. 1t is rather
Dempsey can think and, when the open :
Ing comes, his brain will direct the
blow by that brief fash Of time gained
which spNls victory. Carpenter is the
smartcst fighter ! have ever seen. And
! have seen Fitzsimmons. He can think
faster under fire than any man I have
ever known. And quick thinking is a
big asset in ring matters. A vital asset,
l may say.
Openings come and 60 with only the
briefest sort of interval. One NAV see
on opening, but IL his brain doesn't send
the message to his right or left hand
on the bare instant the opening is lost
II is here that Carpenter is most ex
traordinary. His brain and hands ap
pear to work together. giving him the
most remarkable coordination l have
ever seen. Ask any physical instructor
who knows his business, how important
this CO. ordination is. Willard, I un
derstand, big and strong, had none OF
It. Not nearly as much as Dempsey
who was about normal. But Carpentie'
Is far above normal in this respect, and
unless Dempsey Is a very fine defensive
boxer, one who leaves few openings oi
any sort. he is facing more than one
stunning blow early In the fight. I,
may be he can weather these and leave
the Frenchman discouraged. But Car
pentier has sufficient punch to knocN
out even bigger, tougher man than
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Dempsey Is. He has the ox,,,
furnishing power in his blows th., tht,ninS,
bring down a giant. 'oat Will
"T Is for this reason that -,
Carpenter to win. Here W, wy, p'SA
2 fast, skillful boxer, who we we have
deadly, punch, who Is Just in bbaisrles bis I a
and who Is well experienced I'I ! prime prime
to know that he Is extremely courpp happen
and VIII fight to the last ditcS Tus
more can you ask Of any boxerS what
TINS that amazing CO ordination % Sbu So 70
and muscle and you have tbo VI brain
tighter for the ring. Carnappiect pstiect
chances would, Of course, be- nrs ennners
ne were only twenty pounds beset bses II
put did you ever notice his lessa a',er; YER
hands? Big, extremely biS ss ~ ana
and hands of a 200 pounder. VI" iem
pair. OF powerful legs, plus the boaaou aau
big blacksmith. are verv iranus nnaus ot
features Of championships fgbt fbtVr"9t
will be wonderful contest to y
unless one or the other, both n,;stsn T;attn
hitters, ends the engagemen, ",snW un
abruptly in the first or Second rouns guiis
And that might easily hapnen '%%sno. %,,e..
easily, In view Of the fact tha, .;tnte yu,te
man is capable Of dropping The ,,tber ntb.r
with single blow" WIG o'ner
Copyright. 1891. All rights -..r,,a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-13
START SEASON JUNE 10
AII.Amerleans VIII Meet Cressona
TIaers In Initial Clash

The ALI Americans, which contain
the pick of the local and semi-pro and
college world. will open the season next
SUNDAY with the Crcssona Tigers at
Cressona. There are still open dates on
thc schedule for such teams as Nativity,
Bridcsburg. Dobson. PenCoyd. Fleishcr,
St0nton Field Club and North Phil(!"s.
Tho team is managed by Art Sum
mers. the former Detroit pitcher. He
also has the Quaker City Bloomcr Girls.
who play Hohlfeld at Broad street and
Allegheny avenue tomorrow afternoon
at : O'Clock In the line up is tho sensa =
tional Ann Kniester, known as the Babe
Ruth Of the Bloomer Girls. Either OF
,hcsc teams can be secured through Art
Summers, 5S43 willows avenue, or
phoup Spruce 461I.
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GROH HAS CHANGE OF MIND
Cincinnati Third sacker Reports for
Duty With Reds

Cincinnati, O.. June 13.--Henry
(Heinie) Groh, Cincinnati third base
man. who has declared that he would
never play another game with the Reds,
experienced a change Of heart overnight
and reported for duty Yesterday.
He was on the bench in uniform, and
said he now Is ready to do his best for
the club and will live up to the terms
of his contract.
Groh also said he had given UP his
expressed intention Of going to Chicago
to interview Judge Landis, and would
abide by the decision Of the commits
sioner.
Manager Moran said he would not
change the Reds line.up at present,
but Groh will continue to practice with
the team and will be ready to go into
the game when called upon.
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American Association

Milwaukee, 4: Toledo. 2. 90 innlnzs)
LouIsyillc 0. Mtnnes polls, 3
Kansas City, ~: Columbus, 8 90 innings
S. Paul. 4 Indiana polls. ..
St, Paul. l2; Indianapolis. Csecond same)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-13
Ruth Is a Genius

vIE other baseball punching the bag
probably will establish record for all time
generation
the Babe but
pitchers good the hitter
is better thanh andar licked before they throw the ball
1905 until 1911 against the
he have piled such total:
the
would made fyou homers
1905 home
he White
Minneapolis for coming the
Phis IN 1912
Gavvy the Of the
dom overlook that fact
Mthewn Rucker Tom Hughes Jack Coombs
Wheczcr Dell
PITCHERS They knew how
delivery.
ball. the alow ball the ball the splitter
wild
basebal lively they could be dscolored
the old lost
IT, O.
~
to a and eipS the
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Points-Score Standing
of Motor-Pace Riders
1st ed Sd 4th TT
Clarence Carman. Jamaica.
West vlraInIa Honors Athletes

Morgantown. W, Va. June lS.-The ives,
virgni. rn!ycrsty varsity insIgnia. the
letters wv. v" were awarded 70 Captain
Joe ierrick. Manager Pool, Steve Herrick,
rurN2xtSh. MADEIRA; Hopko' HsynsId Der Dor
Woods and Evans. OF the baseball team. for
this spring.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-13
PaolI Wants Games

The PaoH baseball team has been enjoying
n succeasfui seas-n, winning eight and losing
three games TO date. II has sevrral open
dates in June and July. Any homo club de
string this attraction can secure the sane
corner TavI-.r and Parrish streets. or cali
ing the clubhouse on Boil phone Poplar 57Is.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-13
.HOME-RUN SPREE IN
MAJORS; EVERYBODYS
SOCKING EM OUT NOW
Circuit Couts Are Becoming Common in Both Leagues
This Season-Ban,bno Ruth, OF Course, Leads,
Y While Meusel Has Taken Kelly's Place
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Shorts Editor Evening Public Iedser

Ruh Home
homerc heroes
Mu Babe
Of George Kelly who once had the lead
the Sunn of Swat
unusual this season Once
Babe bust
likely that time he stepped up
drawing card Last ne connected
wbf likely for time He had the
spotlight himself in 1920 -. -, ..
Shb Park and see from two TO nine home runs
likely hold send 1t tor
the cuns column and no game won
hits that oai cuo
as hard as ever to win the game
of the hitting INDUCED IN p os
bn has there much uggng
that lived
attraction
long
hitrs him
Yesterday the BABE homer New York II was his
nothing unusual about it, However
fs that he had established new major
Cavath
his league and Yesterday N to
holds the record with
vi" his all time total the season progresses
rs making history
III its king
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Another Title for Vincent Richard,

New York. juno 18.--Arother tenr,s M
foil to the prowsss of Vincent RichsHrSdss HSs
yesterday when he won the Brooklyn
Tennis Association. The youthful ,tsS HtSpnty :,
the courts disposed OF Frederick c. Hnd,p. -.
defeat, at the hands OF his opponent dnrIrs
the indoor season. Tho score was 90 az
"a " w.
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Navy Yard Baseball
BLUEJACKETs' LEacrp
SCHEDULE FOR THE Wrru

Monday. Receiving Station vs.. For. NJ,
G5n' g. s. 5 Futon, E nu'tiqafF +: II Msri1:. w y.
Dotach. VS.. U. s. Fulton, a p MaMril' M
nesday, Y, 8: Marines VS.. U. 8. s. BsrmrsGG' mG'
pitai. 8 p. M; THURSDAY. ReceiSIns. H.
ton VS.. Y. 8. Marine Dotseh' ga
Y. s: 8; Barney VS.. Recruiting s,at,,,a
Marines. l r. NJ. ''' " u
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Southern Association

Nashvlle Q, Birmingham, l,
BlrHIngham 3. Nashville. Second
Mobile. 8: Chattanooga. 4.
Llttie Rock Q, Memphis, 4
New Orleans, q, Atlanta, Z.
Atlanta. . New Orleans, second
Harnel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-13

Melrose Club. of Atlantic City, desires to
traNel on Saturdays and wishes 10 hear from
a hrst-class home team desiring this attrAc-
tion. ]. d Sntcher, 837 Bourse Building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-13
Used to Be Feat to Hit Homer


Il a homer would devote
to
a a
Seldom did he cripple
pitchers the league
in
Thii
when to
We
1912 eleven He 1918
eleven 1916 1917 1918
he q pinch hitter and made
Now take Ruth record In his major league which includes
Friday he l20 That's
look In 1919 Ruth made he made four last
wiN find third
o he ma only
CrAvah
is
only nothing
the advantage all ctih the
pitchers O. but
hem Therefore, lets
smashed but 0 il md
IN hrlnkt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-13

II l. TO be regretted that the rAto,ia
DERBY ana the Belmont Stakes two ~ tls
most attractive races OF the year, had such
small helds this yCar-thTee starters in the
Derby and four in the Belmont. Track con,
dltlohs a. latOntS nGd great deal 10 do
wth the cutting down Of the entries.