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M0NTAVlLIE FLOWERS
TO LECTURE HERE
WeR-knOwn PubliciSt on Redpath
Chautauqua Circuit.
VIII Deliver His Crest Address.
America Locking Ahead"-A Study
Of Today and Tomorrow.

Mentaville Flowers, eminent publl-
cist. viii lecture at the coming Red
path ChauiauQua on America Looking
Ahead"
This address presents principles up
On which the future life and happiness
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08
Amateur Sports

Sos'S n ,ss season b g ssSd th :bs
60 The game was played at sixty-thira
saS.daiss az HisGs streets. , Any team gishlnE to
3. tsSoaSits' iss North sixty 1 rsss street
"a hrstclass pitcher and catcher would
saS,v S 70 obtain a berth with a tixtsen-eight-
SsiSssFiS!S oregon iSs, team Ross ca''an0' Phone
Tho First Dutch A. A. have acquired
sropnds for twilight bali, but will travel
2 book games with frst.clSss out.of.towH S
Kama Ssns Thomas L. Jones. 227l North
oo,n PRUDENTIAL 1Ls ". @: has dates in August
4, Clark, 1850 East Clementine street.
S,is Inc ,on,t Cornet =: 9: wishes to book games
sm ssnSsrs% % yoo7 F North h"aTsSRHn'' Trsnn street.
,rs Tbs Camden Moose would like to hear
opsa Moose ts.Ts Mohs ns'Ss 81, 'sss
street. Camden. N. J. '' ''' 'AA'A''
Whit Eagle A, c.. a FOURTEEN sixteen
yssr;0S yscn som. nine. Wishes 70 book samss away
TS:raph Company. $50 Chestnut street ''A
r.asn anus G.orbach's All stars desires to- ar
s. Psss;erw WIN ias6 refs csfowsh0 h0%s nn''
.nayoula g. O. a frst-cians travelling nine.
fsSSssssniIfe: fsS.sDnsiIfi Alexander Sweeney 1907 South
E,,Tr, ET second class teams. playing Saturday,
oueaay and twilight ball
%itS Wig Saturday, Sunday and twilight games
Ffsnt tH,eiass HoSnanss home teams. having grounds.
rE Ludwig O. g. desires to book games
RaHa,home nome leans having open dates. Harry
ener' 2sdo Cambridge street,
n,S.D ,SUDmpia Ii. g., a .ftteen. seventeen -year-old
~ utns: wants twilight or Sunday games, with
ty.sisthhe yihe or away. L. Fee. 1914 South Twen-
and dattSn tS,I,aA a. A: has open dates for SATURDAY
hav,o sWlnght games with FIRST class clubs
ton xroundss Robsrt Potts. care OF Chill
or 4SSahpany, Forty-ninth and Market streets
Tns south Tenth street.
clans' norrhl frofs. has open ates for hrst-
snsas nome teams Offering reasonable guar
nue. Marty Wolfson, 32ls Monument ave
b.i ihs Bridssburs c. c.. a frs,.class nine,
dsts open dates for Saturday and twilight
wsrS fhone Frankford 2200 or write Ed
N. rHSilasher, 2ll2 Croydon street.
fro,nn Sioverdale A. &. would like to hear
ins :. s,shteen- mir eteen-year-o old teams. pay
Hsysrforssa Guarantees Wayne o. Donnell. 650S
eassSe sSewwood g. q. desires to hear from nrst-
nsn,. nome clubs offering reasonab BILE Induce
aSI .tr,.sn,eis .tr,sneis b. Drew. 4ii North Fifty
ss ss.Ss'1Ssa .GSs'r1%antewn cisb has date. open for
ana Church lane. 0srmsntown.
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unimportant. He could take off weight
ut no better part Of his body.
, Tender has physical fitness. He
has confidence he Is At from every
standpoint. He has done everything he
can do.
Tenders famous left wallop came
to him suddenly, he says. There is
every reason why that left should shoot
out like lightning, with the force Of
battering ram behind it. The muscles
Of the left shoulder girdle have a
peculiar and tremendous development.
Tender declares that he had been
undergoing no unusual exercises before
his punch was developed, but the fact
remains that he has unusual tone In the
muscles that control the action of the
left arm, and the ribs on the left side
show the effect OF this development.
Barring accident, Tender will re-
tain that wallop until age takes 1t from
him. How he got it cannot be ex-
planned.
Bat Marvels
Besides DR.. Drew there we're others at
the Delanco quarters yesterday who be-
lieved Tender in fit fettle. Battling
Nelson, one time Durable Dane and
once worlds lightweight champion,
marve!ed at Tender in his frisky three
round, big glove slugfest with Jack
Palmer, whose sparring has done lot
in getting Lew in shape.
TT will be the greatest lightweight
match Of all tines raved the Batter.
This is the first time l have seen
Tender put up his hands. My, how
that boy does wallop Benny sure Is IN
for the battle Of his life. :.
L., ha etiHnat straight ntlnCl
of any boxer I ever have seen, con =
tinued Nelson. Tender possesses q
right lab that is lot better than the
straight left of many star boxers l
have seen. And that left jolt to the
body Is going to do a lot OF damage.
Tenders chief sparring partner has
been Jack Palmer, the Southwark
welterweight. He has stood up under
a heavy bombardment Of blows by Lew,
and has been hard worker. Yesterday
Tender scored with some hefty wailops:
to the head and body, but Palmer kept
battling continually throughout the
three fast rounds.
Usually of a quiet disposition, Palmer
was prevailed upon yesterday to say,
few words, and he spoke: Tender
will win If it goes eight rounds. Ht
will punch too often and too hard fol
Leonard. If a knockout is scored, Lew
will do it, and it will be a one-twt
punch that Will do the trick-a straight
stiff right, followed by a short lef
downward chop. My, how those blows
do daze! Lewis left uppercut to tn
chin while inside and his left puncf
to the body are going to do lot o.
harm" r
After his afternoon workout Tendie1
stepped on the scales before an autdi
ence of newspaper men and friends, an
scarcely moved the beam at l3oE
pounds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08
PILLS NOT FOR
SALE, SAYS BAKER
Rumors Of Conference With
Pittsburgh Men EmphaticalIy
Denied by President
NOW CONTROLS STOCK

"The Philadelphia National League
Ball Club is not for sale and you will
do me a favor IL you will put great
emphasis on this point"
Thus William +. Baker. the presi-
dent Of the Phillies, thrust huge dent
In the rumors that oil men from Pitts
burgh were negotiating for the purchase
of the club.
Baker used forceful language in
denying the reports Mt his office. in
the Real Estate Trust Building, this
morning.
''The stories being circulated in the
newspapers now about the sale Of this
ball club are absolutely without foun-
dation. Yesterday read that l was In
conference with men by the names OF
Wolfe and Reich here in my Office. on
Saturday afternoon I did not have a
talk with these men here or anv place.
In fact, ] have yet to be introduced to
these gentlemen.
II now am in control Of this club and
my word is final. The franchise is not
for sale, and will not be placed on the
market until it is q winner. / would
not consider selling until l hnd expert q.
enced the happiness Of team in first
division. and / doubt IL would let go
then, for there is considerable pleasure
In having winner ana mlRnt "hh'
to hold on. If do sell at that time
the figures would have to be large
That fact that Baker is now in con :
troll of the club is n bit Of news not
generally known. When Baker was
made president Of the club after the
death Of Bill Locke. he was n minority
stockholder. Now II is apparent that he
either owns or controls the majority OF
the papers.
The Phil president refused to make
any comment on the Donovan situation
ether than to state that the matter
would be cleared at the conference with
Wild Will scheduled 10 take place at the
club offices tomorrow.
1.-THE Donovan case said Baker
will be brought up at our meeting to-
morrow and settled. that Is. if Dono'
van puts in his appearance. ! am no
sure that he will be here. / have moi
received a wire, letter or any word from
him signifying his intention to be here.
1t is believed that Donovan is not II
this city as yet. All efforts to reacl
him here today have been futile.
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Bingles and Bungles

ra%s. s hd hS"'tSs Ssm:s .f .srooEsn r.s .Ssk.;
Gs assi sSHs'
won 'sss' sss t.s %s fss' tic .s; s
Ne,D York critics -Who ,ca.lcd loud .ord long
fne s aars Gs'f for: esasoed tSe'r turs css
ttss Walker started getting INTO the h,nd-
H oaSy on surSau sss tS"f s%a FnTs sg
yesterday.
n s ssnsdaT coy Was 20 the no ve,
S.M n The The RrST nss sna a. Bob Ha''
thirty ninth. but he Is two behind his mark
Of 1920. The Bustin' person expects to get
played here this week.
The Cards took q toH out Of the Braves
e. I's ana srS sso12 s2oP'9 TO-
Smith had four hits on Saturday. The t,Dts
S ss'ssSk sSss ost o' ssg 20, t"'
=, The Yanks won an abbreviated game from
the White sox YESTERDAY. rain haltinr the
hs yct sfs he has sfS SEN
Some @ team, pofmitted bSt one sS b.nsie IN IN the the
five rounds.
=. George Kelly. the hQme-rpn king Of tho
day. IF he makes nine more during the re.
mainder Of the season he Will hang up u new
record for his league.
Pep Young, triple beat re Cup, o-d
SOSs @ ,Si's "1 Tie 8ueea~eers e" "o0 game :" their
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08
S,inal Column, Muscular
Development and Mental
altitude Almost Perfect,
Relieves Osteopath
BREATHING PERFECT
Rv LOUIS II. JAFFE


r. Ew TENDLER, contender for the
- worlds lightweight championship,
Ill, 20 into his battle with Benny
leonard, the titleholder, next Friday
.,.bt at the Phillies' Ball Park vir-
.r.llv in perfect condition, according to
m ira w. Drew, Of the Philadelphia
colleae of Osteopathy. DR.. Drew ex-
.n,nsd the Philadelphia southpaw at
n.,.nco. n. j., yesterday afternoon,
,,,,owing a short but spirited work
out.
.aTbe physical effort of any athlete
Amends upon the full and free move
,,sn, between the articulations of the
.rinal column, general muscular de-
..ionment and mental attitude" said
Dr Drew today.
VI; .;J saw Lew Tender in action yes
..rdav examined him physically and got
slant of his mental attitude. He is
.. nearly perfect from these three
s,sndpoints as any athlete l have ever
ia normal spine has probably never
.risted. Lew Tender has not normal
anime. but he has as nearly perfect
anime as it is possible to find. The
sntero posterior curves are normal.
There Is q slight lateral swerve be-
sinning at the eleventh dorsal segment,
and II Tender ever, has trouble or.
.stber. when he reaches the nge limit
tor boxing his first indication of ply
=. sical impairment will be shown ut this
point.
No Tension
"Tendler went through three fast
,ounds Yesterday In his workout and
a. the end was as fresh as when he
started. I examined him shortly
after. There was no evidence OF ten
don, Every muscle was normal. His
nervous system was as calm as wind
In, sea. There was perfect, normal
range Of motion between each spinal
articulation. The slight abnormality
in the lower dorsal area has not devel-
oped to a point at which it in any way
interferes with his physical ability.
Psychology is supposed to be an
important factor in any fight. The one
thing, above all others, that gives me
confidence In Tender in his coming figh,
Is his mental attitude.
Dempsey was supposed to have q
crouch before his fight. II Tender has
q crouch it couldn't be found with a
microscope. He believes he is going to
win. He knows he is in physical con
dition. He has the punch, his weight is
ask. He knows all this and he Is not
worried.
Tender has been through several
ttnoa hut thay baya in No wav
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TENDLER IS NO SET-UP
FOR CHAMP, SAYS ENGEl
Former Trainer Of Leonard Predicts
Great Battle Here
BY GEORGE ENGEL
Former trainer Of Benny Leonard. match
Maker at the Olympia a, A., for two
years and present manager Of
Harry Greb


years and present manager Of
Harry Greb
. From what I've read and heard Benny
Leonard seems to think he is going to
walk into the ring at the phillies' Park
Friday night, shake hands with Lew
Tender, feint once or twice, cross his
right and as soon rs the referee tolls oft
tho fatal ten over the PROSTATE south
paw, walk back to his dressing room.
With all due respect to the lightweight
champion wonderful ability, I think
he is making a mighty big mistake, IL
he thinks Tender is n set-up or any
thing like that.
There have been southpaws and south :
paws. Then Lew Tender came along.
This man is no awkward George
Chaney, Johnny Wilson, Al Mccoy or
*. o. Brown. Lew Is Benny Leonard
turned around. He can box his foot =
work is very good; he can punch and
can take n sock; and Is the gamest
fighter I ever looked upon.
do not predict that Tender will beat
Leonard. Neither do I pick Benny tn
emerge the winner. I think this fight
will be one Of the greatest any one ever
saw and the result will be in doubt
until the final boil, or until the referee
says "ten and out
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08
August Sport

In a hammock, phere the sun
Cannot pierce the cooling shade.
Let the others leap aud run
TiiI their shattered nerpes are tr1Ved.
Let them serue the flashing ace
Or in bHghted bunkers stand
Vhte the niblick'S flashing face
Tdiniv jostieS up the sand.
In a hammock, 11here the sun
Cannot bake my idle dreams.
Let the others hare their fun
Where the persptrdtton streams.
There are moments tuN of tcorth
Where no roSt an, bittons spdnn,
And the finest spOrt on earth
Is the old broad. standing ydtcn.
Back and Forth
TNHROUGH May and June we fairly
l. plastered England and Scotland with
the best talent we had to send across
bling over famous American star
Milburn, Tilden, Miss Stirling, Chick
Evans, Francis Ouimet, Bobby Jones,
Mrs. Mallory, Tommy Hitchcock,
Stoddard, Webb, Hutchison, Barnes.
Egan-as formidable an array of talent
as any one Commonwealth ever knew.
Through July Great Britain returned
the compliment with Oxford and Cam
bridge golf teams, tennis teams and
track teams Duncan. Mitchell and
Kirkwood, Davis Cup stars from Eng
land and Australia, all lined up for the
big frolic.
In 1914. the last big international
year. Great Britain cleaned up at polo.
tennis and golf. Through 1921 the
pendulum has swung the other way.
but the important part is that sport md
friendly relations have been boosted a
number of important notchcs by ath
| lctes surging bnCk and forth for com
| petitive tests that have held the keen
! interest of both nations. One or two
points of slight friction have arisen
but the slate has been remarkably
clean--certain proof that the interna =
tional melange is not only a great thing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08
WESTERN TENNIS STARTS
Many Stars In Michigan State
Tourney TODAY

Detroit, Mich. Aug. S.-Play in the
Michigan State tennis tournament
started here today with an entry list
that gave promise of stiff competition.
Among the half hundred entrants arc
Fritz Bastian. of Indianapolis. western
intercollegiate champion; Ira II. Rein
del. Detroit City champion; Paul
Jerome and Francis TAFT. former State
junior champions; Harold Bartel and
Henry Wick. of Cleveland; NJ. L.
lis, and J. II. Ford. Chicago.
Frank Frisch. of the Giants. was knocked
unconscious By a swift groundcr batted by
MniseI, OF the Cube. He was revived shortly
after the accident.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08
MILE. LENGLEN ON WAY
Worlds Champion Sails for U. s
Due Here August t3

New York, Aug. S.--Mlle. Suzanne
Lcnglcn, worlds tennis champion, is on
board the French liner Paris bound for
the United States, according to cable
dispatch received Saturday by the
United States Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton. The brilliant tennis star has re-
covered from the attack of bronchitis
which twice delayed her departure, and
sailed from France Saturday. She is
due to arrive in this country about Au-
gust 13.
Mile. Lenglen is accompanied on her
American trip by her mother and A. r.
de Joannis, vice president Of the French
Lawn Tennis Federation.
Miss Anne Morgan, chairman Of the
American Committee for Devastated
France. who is now in Paris, cabled
confirmation Of Mile. Lenglen's s depart
ure. The tennis star will play a num-
Der Of benefit matches for the commit
tee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08
Olympic Club Wins Title

San Francisco. Aug. s--A belated tally OF
points scored in the National A. A. u
Junior track and fsld championships he ID
at Pasaden last month reveals an error in
the official score which was announced Mt
that time, The meet was declared tie
and the Los Angeles a. e. with seventy-f've
points each, but a recount gives the 0Iym-
pics an advantage OF half point. The
scores neglected 70 count the haf-point in
the fourth place tie in tho high Jump made
by Cottrell. OF the Olympic Club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08
TIGER RIVALS FOCUS
EYES ON DON LOURE
Princeton Quarterback Possesses Rare Qualities in Rum
ming, Passing and Kcking-Internationa Com IS
petition Great Thing for Sport
Y development but also for
BY GRANTLAND RICE

for friendly development but also for
sport.
The Big Barrier
VALE, Harvard and Chicago are al
l. ready focusing an earnest eye upon
certain earnest athlete who Is adj
dicted to wearing orange and black
stripes when arrayed for action.
His name is Don Lourie.
Lourie is the one man these three big
PrinCetonian rivals fear above any
other Gi ,h indiEidTa SL5i Tiger, not even even bar.
run. pass and kick. In football these
are qualities not to be overlooked In
one man. But. more important still,
he can direct the destinies of a foot
ball machine with rare genius. as he
happens to be n cool. clear thinking
veteran who can send his attack against
the right sector at the proper time.
He was the best quarterback in the
East last fnll and If the ever elusive
dope doesn't come upon n severe punc-
ture he will be the best quarterback
in the game this rapidly approaching
autumn, now only few brisk jumps on
ahead.
The Iron Fist
MYTH Carpenter, Martin and Lynch
w all cracking or staving In their
right hands during recent entertain
mcnts. We come again to the great value
of the iron fist in polite pugilistic
circles.
Suppose Dempsey. with his terrific
hitting power tossed against such bulky
frames MS Morris. Fulton and Willard,
had known a fragile paw? The wonder
! is that even his cast iron cluster Of
| knuckles can stand the strain of his up
setting crashes.
To see him maui away at n seventy
pound bag. swinging in at increasing
momentum. one marvels that human
/ fist or wrist can survive the impact.
No ring champion ever had tougher
| pair of hands than the present heavy
weight.
Which may be one reason why Car
penticr. Martin and Tunney will never
quite reach the top rung, where the iron
fist is as important an aid as the iron
jaw.
Copyright. 1921. All rights reserved
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08
Hitting That They Have Found Their
TENDLER PHYSICALLY
FIT, SAYS DIR. DREW
MY Looie viii Return
Winner" Says Mother

Lew Tenders mother never has
seen her son box, but MY Looie
will return a winner" she said
yesterday afternoon at the con.
tenders Delanco camp. II just
know that he will win" When
asked IL she would see Lew box
Benny Leonard, Mrs. Tender an
swered, mo"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08

Performs Notable Swimming Feat
monds Of Detroit. worlds veteran G and FOR. Tor.
merly of the United States Life Saw ng
from the Harbor Springs dock n distance OF
more than five miles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08

WE state Il as our honest be-
w lief that for the price asked,
Chesterfield gives tho greatest
value in Turkish Blend ciga-
rettos ever offered to smokers.
Lgge,t & Myers Tobacco Co
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08
What May Happen
In Baseball TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phiilies. 9; Cincinnati. 8.
Ney York. :; CHICAGO. D..
Observation-Disclosures. not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland, w., 4, Ats,etIsss b. Gs;.o g. ,.v, ,,,,,,,,
st. Louis, 81 WashinstOn. B..
Detroit-Boston, not scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville, 81 Minneapolis. g..
ssssS: FoIssc: M!l%nstss. tS.SmPoiSi otSrst t same,.
aePs"R0f u. fsaI. II; indlsnapos. .eSond s:%s':
TopAYs SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phlllies ssoS,Isa e. S,rc,nn,tii n, f,.,.,nr,,
Boston at 81. Louis,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland mt Phiiadclphia 1.-TWO sames).
St. Louis ns,,u'. g. Wa:hinStc.; =, su,,:,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Rs,.;1sro. ss..1s ;s Id Id ssTss s;rsss.. q a a
Toronto S2 so .bb4 Jcr. City. AZ 85. .3es
Rochester 81 81 .523 Reading. :. 38 10 .S4s
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
Newark. 8. Rochester, 3 tfrst kanie).
Second game called beginning Of nth. rain
baltimore, IS; Buffalo. .:
Toronto, 0; Jersey City. 3 tfrst game).
Second game called end Of second. rain.
Reading-Syracusc, postponed. rain.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
Roche ster at Jersey City.
Toronto at Newark.
Buffalo at Reading.
Syracuse at Baltimore
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08
fine RACING CARDED
PhoenlxvIIIe VIII Show Fast Horses
In Running Races Tomorrow

A fine race program Is scheduled ut
the Phoenixville Fair. The racing
starts tomorrow, when there will be
three fat races and two steeplechases.
The first race will start at 2:45
o'clock 1t will be for all ages at six
furlongs. The second race Is n stecple-
chase for four-y olds Mt two miles.
Then comes maiden race over a
mile, the fourth being three year old
The last, but not least, race is
steeplechase over two and a half mile
course, for hunters.
The entries follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-08

Babe Ruth made q homer on Saturday. his
thirtx. ninth; but he Is two behind his mark
ahead q, H. avs@sss In the Ave games 't to Be- Be
played here this week.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Instruction
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambern.aids

CHAMBERMAFD, assist waitress, very neat
young English woman. good city refer
ences. w. Miss Hofnayer's Agency 10
f. 43d st. Sd door. TeIephone 894i Muir
ray Hill.