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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
MAYOR MAY START
DR0ME BIKE GRIND
His Honor Invited to Attend
Opening Of Season Here
Thursday
THIRTY-MILE RACE IS ON

Mayor Moore and his cabinet have
augural of the 1921 season for bicycle
competition a the Point Brc,<' Vclo-
dromc next Thursday night. and il is
probable that His Honor will pull tho
trigger in starting the feature event on
the program, thirty mil" motor
paced race.
There will be four starters in the
feature grind on the program. Willie
Coburn. Of st. Louis. member of a
famous family of bike riders and recent
winner of the six day race in New
York. is in great shape and will be
the favOruc.
Italy will be represented in the thirty
mile event by Vincent Maddona. cham
pion Of that country. while other
entrants arc GEORGE Wiley. Of Syracuse.
and Percy Lawrence. of Frisco
a onc-milc professional sprint race
will bring together Orlando piani. of
Italy. and Freddy Taylor. Of Newark
Iiani was great favorite with tho fans
at the DrOmc last season. when he got
away with a long string of victories.
For the amateur riders there will be
onc-milc race and two short Sprints
Announcement of professionals who
will compete at the Neodromc here thi,
year arc: Sprinters, T.. Bailey. English
chamniOn Oscar Egg. Swiss cham
pion Orlando Piani. Italian champion
Walter RuIt. of Germany: Marcel Bcr-
th"t. France: Maurice Brocco, Italy
Jules Miguel. France; Reggie Ne.
Namara. Australia: clifr papworth
Australia Freddy Taylor. American
Hans Ohrt, american; Alfred Grcnda
Australia: Willie Spencer. America
Alfred Goulet. America Frank Kramer
America, and Gus Lang. Australia
Motor followers. George sicrcs. o
France and 1920 worlds champion
Vincent Maddona. George Chapman
American champions of 1921: Gcorg,
Wiley. Clarence Carman. Frank Cory
Menus licdclI. Teddy Smith, Pa,
Keenan,, Percy Lawrence. Willie Han
Icy, w. Bryant. Willie Coburn ant
Pete Drobnch.
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LOCAL BOYS WIN
ON MANY TRACKS
Speedy Races Run in Catholic
Meet Held for Second Time
on CaFill Field
WEST CATHOLIC STARS

Philadelphia schoolhoys competed in
a number of track and field meets last
Saturday. and once again the young
sters from here proved themselves to
be winning athletes. There was not one
meet in which Quaker City ,protegPs
were entered in which ono Of them did
not do something to make his home
town proudhof him.
The most Important Of these meets
from Philadelphia standpoint was
the Catholic high and prep school
championships. held for the secopd
time OF Cahill Field. Twenty ninth and
Clcarfcld streets. West Catholic won
with total Of 3G points. Their near.
eat rival. ST. Joscph's Prep. last years
winner. was second with six points less
than the B.uc and White. Nillanovu
Prep failed to score n point.
The main event on the program was
the 40" which johnny Moran. Of
West Catholic. annexed with case. He
WIS not forced TO extend himself. there
fore the time was slow. lie did the two
furlongs in ~ 4-J. The $3.50" was
the next ranking event, and once again
an athlete wearing the Blue and White
came home winner. Ruggcrio won
this event in . minutes II A. seconds.
One league record fell in the course
Of the meet. This was shattered by
Braceand. the la Sale speedster
when he took his heat in the century
dash in 10 81 seconds. He eQualed
this time in the final heat. which he
won.
Even though the track was II littlc
slow. several thousand fans turncl out.
ami the competition was keen.
Mcdonald Wins at Glenn Mills
West Philadelphia. Central and
Northeast High Schools failed t" send
more than two OF three men each t0
Glenn Mills and Germantown High
generally we'll represented. failed TO con
tribute an athlete. OF those that did
participate in this carnival. Mcdonald
Of Central, did the best work. He placed
in both the century and furlong, and
scored all of Ccntral's eight points.
The first event he captured, and led
in the other until the last few yards.
1t was more or less unsatisfactory
track in that the runners were forced
10 travel slightly uphill and over non'
too firm or level cinders. There Is n slight
curve in the "220'' which further i'm
pcdcs contestant.
IIammerley Makes New Record
Ilcmpcrley. Of Northeast High, ant
present indoor $3.50 champion
smashed the four 'urlong record NJ STATE
College in the fast time of 2:O2 30
lie stepped home the winner in front
Of n Speedy field and made fine i'm
preston on the large crowd that wit
messed the meet.
Hill. of the same institution. alsC
made good showing when he rompe(
to the tape first in the one mile run in
j minutes and 10 seconds. lie out
stepped the best field that has been en-
tered in this event in some time and
deserves lots Of credit Tor his fine
showing
Another Hill, this time The school and
not tho athlete. gained donors when II
captured til" PRINCETON lnterchblastics
with a total of ~ points.
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Results of Saturdays
Littie-League Came
MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE

1tnNrnn,,,r,,N ,n,-,-r,. ,...,.,
souderton ., Che.tn,, nm LAM
dale, 81 Amber. 1. DoyIcstown, 4; Consho-
hockeD. I.
PuIyA svRV-RRAN Ir.Grn
,yi,,o,, g.. a. ,,..,.. ,,,,, a.
southampton, 81 Wyndmcor. i, Fort wash
'"s'oh' -
INDUSTRIAL, AuATEI-R JnACI-E
iDisston, 10, suppiec- -Riddle. 4. HohlfeId.
inr 'a'hara. q Gmbc!s. ~ THORNTON, ful-
CaL. "a '"r''soh Saies boher' 'o' N"s
n,,,,
r,.,,.,', .
1-n,nn StornEe nntte,S, ~ wts.srn
Truck, y. De Train sand, I; Franklin
nrlntins' 4. IJggeu & MSerss 8i D.. u.
huoo! .
INTERunRoIIu yEAcIE
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CARPENTER HERE;
WILL WIN, HE SAYS
Frenchman Arrives for Bout
July 2 With Champion Demp-
sey--Is in Good Shape
J0URNEE is IN PARTY

New York. May IG.--Georges Car.
rcntior, European heavyweight cham
rion. arrived here today rom France TO
prepare for his international battle with
Jack Dempsey at Jersey City July ..
The French pugilist, with his party,
was the center Of interest when La
Snvoie dockcd. The challenger immcdi-
ately was surrounded by delegation of
newspapermen and photographers.
Carpenter appeared to be in excel
lent condition and fairly radiated con e
fdcncc. Most of the questions asked
Elm wero answered by an Interpreter,
but occasionally Georges would inter.
jcct dirN': reply.
This was tho case when hc was asked
who would win the big fight. Without
seconds hesitation he replied With n
smile. a. "
Accompanying Carpenter were hi.
manager. Francois Dcscamps. and 4
Sparring partner, Paul .Iourncc. French
heavyweight.
Tex Rickard. promoter Of the cham
pionship bout. was Mt the head of M
official welcoming pnrty which awaite,
Carpenter at the dock. nickard an,
Dempsey already had sent tho French
man greetings by wireless.
I'anS were made to take Carpentic,
to h $ training camp at Mnnhasset, l.
J.. this afternoon. where training quar-.
TORS have been constructed on Il spa
cious tract of land.
The trans- Atlantic liner bearing Car.
pcnticr left Havre on May I. She |.
| ordinarily a nine day boat. Last nigh,
the La Savoie was reported at Quaran :
| tine. preparing to clear for her berth
, at Pier 81, North River.
Tho work of warping the big liner
! into her berth. the discharge Of passen
gers and the disposal Of baggage prob
! ably will consume several hours. sc
! that il will be near noon before Car.
I p"nt!"r is ready So leave the dock.
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'N|IIDERTON CHAMPS.
\ WIN A CLOSE ONE.
Trim Perpetual Losers Of Mont
romery County League !"
initial Game, 2 to 7
FIELD AND DlssToN TIE

s.rdorton baseball team Is of To
-" tart in tho Montgomery County
pvu Tho 1920 champions hung up
i.eas pa. srst victory at the expense OF
Wv" " ,,nut Hill. perpetual losers. score
a , The Killers started where they
~ ~ and are again at the bottom
!, ~ tbe e heap. but at present have com,
VI o., they will not stay long there.
M he ,hp brand of ball displayed
lude,hns oncncr. IN fact, they should
Y a.,s o. started with a triumph 'vrn
,%houeh % they wcrc against the cham
plTTnh, pThe Killers played errorless ball. 6nt
o,ar,stop a Rothwell had an easy double
nv @ in sight and instead OF throwing
p"v v.,cond 90 on force play ran to the
70 70 himself. and by SO doing missed
~ nan nj first. Ifwould have, retired
~ sidc and was costly. as the next
va ..ssr ~ singled aud finally reached home
rr.i,b tho winning run.
WV the other games Doylcstown
.-mmsd ConshohockCn in n pitching
il,,I'h 1,J hctveen Chief bradley. the Indian,
ous' a Wnsselbackcr. formerly OF the AS.
na S,a.a 4 10 |. Iansdalc won from
amh,cr ,by the same total. I.ansdalc
i,oIs 10 have fast team.
'Tho ,enth season was inaugurated in
a. PHILADELPHIA Suburban League when
w;l,ow Grove shut out lIatboro. 4 to q.
s,rasner pitched fine ball for the win
and Welded but four hits. He
asrnsd fourteen. while Bushkirk. for
Tatboro, whitfield eleven.
Wvndmoor started off in an auspi-
aous manner. winning from Fort
washington. s TO .. Scwc allowed but
srs scattered hits. while the heavy
Wyndmoor hittcrs touched un thc de,
livery of Mitchell freely and secured
lack IIauscr's Glcnsidc tc5N de-
tested southampton. g TO .. The game
vas closer than the score indicates and
was A pitchers battle between PlewS
and Sickle. Errors behind the latter
played prominent part in the result.
l;lepside winning when they scored four
runs in the opening session.
piston and Hohlfeld Tie
Disston Saw and Hohlfed share the
in the Industrial Amateur League.
Disston won from Supp!ec. Biddle, 10
to 4. the game being played in conncc-
ton with the field day Of the Snpplec-
Bidle employees at tho Curtis Country
Club.
Ilohlicld achieved its triumph in the
eighth'and ninth frames. the score being
| 8 to .. \ homer by Pitcher Mackin
registered two talIes in the eighth and
double by Hughes and triple by
Ryan accounted for II trio Of runs.
Gimbel Bros. broke into the winning
column with o to I victory at the
expense of Thornton Fuller. The
pitching of O'Neill was the feature.
Harrison Safety Boiler also scored its
first victory by defeating Ivins Coke.
|10 to s. Pitcher Rech, of Harrison.
achieved the distinction Of tanning three
men on min" straight pitched balls in the
ffth inning.
Philadelphia Storage Battery handed
Western Union a setback in the Phila-
delphia Manufacturers League by ! to
3. Unit Construction beat CONNER
cial Truck. IS to =. De Frain Sand
won its second straight at the expense
Of Franklin Printing. I to 4. and Lig-
gett & Myers defeated +. G.. Budd,
0to4.
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League and Semi.PrO Gossip

Nativity celebrated with another pair ?r
victories oyrr the wcck-cud. rnIl HagRorty's
sihaIe'ss tool; S3CAnd"ah tt' camp ; To-, >
Richmond lads "u,pIaycd thcir onn ,nent, at
every stag. Tomorrow IT Hollrpd" aud
8n%rio Forty-"tghth WarI wilt bc PLACED.
IN WeinrsdpN the team travels TO DObFuH'E
@ asd meets haywood on Friday :, i. II. \.
VIII Oe Saturdays ntirac'l"p
,, Home runs we're made in tn" game he
rpnnHiourth W ard. hy a. pasqueralc and
siuno and Yet the club los: II to q. Bruno
hitter. ~ Wv ''' u ''"'"
~ vas some surprise the Madison stars
s....raaN M sSsi'n ara to o. But thCy came back
morrow Susg v, at Richmond and Orthodox nridcs-
iyrsso,pp liz pays Southampton. on Thursday tho
maasCin Masi Giants Of New York, and on sat.
u'AS the Cuban Al.Stars.
Iee North rhils nrc getting in shape for
,nur snd new new park. The fans aruand Fourth
ss,Io J brlstol are anxious to see them IN
,.s clubs as &oson GH Ty * to G'nV tho S% fe feSt
"'' accomplished Sa'@r'lav,
TTsrs Tssrs on the Stra@brldrc 4 cIorhicr r'V' Club.
Cat,haa.'V ha.'V victory ~ the eXpcnso of St
tssn tssNnssn ls sample Of the caliber of the
~" ne mas signed,
,xp"nsn naae s won two victories. the FIRST a. the
wiIh wiIhFse FortSrt St A6SrfoEIe. T. =, and the second
sssmpions sama made four double Klulngs IN" in tR1
'"'n' with Aber foylc.
Y fRSSya R.fs 5n 5r'%%SS s"}%r5NH 5E%'oG c. ofapsa,
,.,taksers ,vtakers tr.vcled TO tho Fulton grounds YES.
ptched NM won O-i. Vernon TOuchstone
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Dempsey Goes to Church

Atlantic City. May 10.--Jacx Denpssy
spent fairly quiet Sunday at this resort.
Tte wont TO St. Nicholas Cathollt Churoh
with Mayor Badcr and later they took an
& automobile ride. During the afternoon lack
road smoked. chattcd with the training
camp attaches, and ,newspspcr sporting
writer. Today Jack viii extend himself with
q bit of real work but tho actual training
program will not he initiated until those
blearhcrs are built down at the aviation
Gold,
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CORNELL LLOOMSAS
TRACK CHAMPION
Victory Over Penn Boosts Stock
Of Coach Jack MoakIey's
Big Red Team
SMALLEY STARS FOR PENN

Completely upsctting all predictions,
Coach Jack Moakley's big Red squad
Of track and field stars humhlcd Penn
Saturday afternoon up At Ithaca in
dual meet by the score Of G2 20 TO
"a 1-3.
Pcnn's victory in the triangular meet
with Dartmouth and Columbia without
tho necessity of using the entire
strength Of the Red and Blue team led
the critics to believe that Penn was
the most logical winner Of the inter-
collcgintes. Cornell had not been con-
sidcrcd tn be very dangerous. but after
Saturdays meet the dope Is b.in. re-
viscd 10 read that Cornell hasNthc big
task Of holding back California this
Friday aud Saturday week M at
Cambridge.
In the sprints and hurdles tho wear.
crs of the Rcd and Blue were supreme
Saturday. Boots Lever turned in
an even time century, winning the event
by inches from Bob Maxam. In the
30 Maxam was the victor. with Lever
third. Tho time made by the Red aud
Blue flyer in this event Of 81 3-J sec
onds tied the Cornell track record made
by Donald Lippincott who sportcd the
same colors rs Maxam.
Smalley's Great Work
Everett Smalley proved that he is
having the best year of his career by
his performances in tho hurdles. in the
100 yard high event he skinned across
the sticks in 10 3-5 seconds. cqualing
the track record for Cornell. Less than
an hour after making this meritorious
performance Smalley breasted the tape
in the 220 low event In "a 10 seconds,
heating out Bill Watt. brother of the
former worlds record holder, in tho 1iO
hurdles.
T. \. Smith picked up a point for
Penn by finishing third in the l2O event,
while Raymond Jack did the same thing
in the 40.
The defeat Of Earl l;by in thu quar-
, icr-milc run was not unexpected
Robbie sent the Penn captain to the
barrier in this event rather than Oh
half mile to save Eby's strength for the
intercollegiatcs. The tow haired lnd is
under weight and has not been in good
condition for several weeks. To have
him in shape for the intcrcollegiatcs re =
quircs skillful handling. and that is why
Robertson sent him into the shorte
distance event.
Brown Beaten
Larry BrcSn lost ont in both the mile
aud half mile events. finishing secon]
/ in both, the first five yards III the rea!
aad the second ten. Irish. of Cornell,
, rGnning the best rae" of his career
flashed across the lin" in minute.
2O2-:j seconds. the fastest mile run out
! doors this season Brown pushed tht
+ Cornell 1ad right to the tape, and al
no time did Irish have an easy time Of
il. Cook. m unknown before the start
Of the half mile on Saturday. was the
{ lad to take the measure Of Larry Brown
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CLASSY 3-YEAR-OlDS
ENTER THE PREAKNESS
Stars Of Turf to Meet In Classic at
Plmlico Today

Baltimore. May 16.--The cream of the
American three year old division will
meet again today in the thirteenth run
ming Of the Pearkness Stakes. which
will provide fitting finale for the an
nual spring meeting Of the Maryland
'ork"y Club at Pimlico.
This is II race for three year old
entire colts and fllcs Mt a mile and
fur.ong. and this year with 10000
added. it not only ranks close 60 the
Kentucky Derby in Importance. hut with
m unusually large number of starters
promises to pay As handsome reward
TO tho winner as did the Kentucky
usSic.
Fourteen colts and FLIES have been
named overnight for the prcakness. and
aY the weather forecast is for clear
sky and consequently fast track. it
is quite likelyethat all Of those named
will 60 to the post. making II one Of
the largest fields that ever tried for the
purse.
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City Hall Tower Open

For thr first time since this courtr,
entered the war. the City Hall tower
was opened Yesterday to the public
from noon till : 30 o'clock. The pruc-
tee will b" continued hereafter on sun.
LGcle said that approximately 300 per
sons took advantage of Il visit 70 the
tower yesterday.
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Take First Place Pennan Race Athletics the Celia

As the game today wasn't certain tho
pitchers weren't, either. However,
Jimmy Ring appeared TO he the best
bet for the PILLS, with Carlson for
Mack Wheat did tho
catching for the Phis Saturday, so
frank 1iruggy was told 80 get back from
Elizabeth, y. j., in time to don the
gas mask and everything.
This afternoons game az the phils'
park was scheduled for 3 80.
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RING WILL TW|RL.
FOR PILLS TODAY
Pittsburgh Pirates Once More
Clash With Donovan's Tail
End Ball Club
CARLSON FOES HURLE R

Our we'll. submerged rhils hav" 'wo
more games with tn" Pittsburgh Pf-
rates. That is thcy arr scheduled t.
meet the lcngue leaders this afternoon
arl tomorrow.
shortly before noon todny il was
mining and the weather wns anything
but conducive TO baseball. However. N
tho Phillics' yard they stated thai #
possible. tho cn,irr would bc played.
Too many double headers nro piling MP
and Manager Will Donovan docsn I
want 70 add moro than he can h"lp
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Boots and Saddle

Baltimore. May 1G.-The rich Freak
ness Stakes for three year old colts and
fillies. at a mile and an eighth, will be
decided over the Pimlico course today
Harry Payne Whitney's Trystcr Is ex-
pected to triumph over Leonardo II and
Touch Me Not. They should finish in
the order named.
Horses in good form in other races
are:
Fir>t--Crcst Hill. Algardi. Skibbe-
SAxd-Scrond Thoughts. Prodg-
ious. Excuse Me.
Third - Pirate Mciee. Benevolent.
llarkamorc.
Fifth FaIrway. King John. Herd
Girl.
Sxth-Eiren Maid. The Archer,
Quecreck.
Seycnth-Amackassin, Machine Gun.
ncr. Wrath.
At Louisville
First--EyeS Of Youth, The Nephew,
JacobCan.
Sccond--Rob. BE More Careful, De-
mos.
Third---John Arbor. Gorilla. Jetsam
Fourth--Itouloau. High Command,
Jouett.
Fifth - Coync, Castlereach. Ben
Valet.
Sixth Comcdc, Darmour. Bill and
COO.
Scvcnth--Kullipolis, Simplcton, Col
ouCl Lit.
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enesa Masters to Compete

today fr1mIh f"rh' Nay 10. Word was received
chess piaynor ~rhn that several prominent
take pRri in had expressed WILLINGNESS To-
masters tourn@ m nG ,I%D nr@possd mtrnstIona c6css
stein, BTnSi1Gnnn BTnaSyi11GI EuWe, Marovsy. Rubin.
ttsrs not hF hnFarnHh ana llr, Tarrasrh, 0thcr mas.
Telchmann ~ from at present are Roll
CapabIsnun Eidnar, Rostich and NI.cbin''
expected to cn,lHker ,'aHker and Marshall also arc
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Five Leading Batters
in Two Major Leagues
in that event. lie went out like an old
liner and wns never headed

Don Head suffered his first dcfont Of
the year when he lost the two mile
event TO another ono Of Moaklcy's dia-
monds in the rough, y. i. Brown. who
won the event by fully ton yards. with
Head in second place.
In the field events. Johnny Thurman
won hollow victory in tho shot put
with q heavc Of 40 feet 9ai inches
Johnny Bartels was second. Frank was
second in the hnTmor throw. Nichols
tied for third in the high jump and
Temple was third in the pole vault.
Everett Smallcy won the running
broad jump with leap Of % feet Az
inches. WiDsor was third in thc same
event.
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BaIcn Has Open Dates

The Baien 4. C.. or WcR' Philadelphia. n
frat class ten3N, has 0ncr dates FOR the rest
of tho season for teams Of its lass. Tn"
club would like 20 arrankc games az soon
n . possible either rt homo or away. br. \.
IL Carroll 74T North Tnirty-Ryth street. or
phOrrc Preston jlas
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m'.e' lenglen Doubles chamnlo,

French ,cMmy, Mny lG,--Mllc, Suzanne Leng' on.
French IntermS., ItIS iS,Hr idr, with j, nrwpnoR,' thc,
nBss s'Tis piby, Ghamnionshp ~ Framr%S S'I in "H ,bn
5sl9pt nSd yITs,rrany, ,dcr"ntIng ATadnmc
'euIINs MNdnmc nlInni, ~. GG.,3Y,"- G.3
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erIdesbura. Z; American Chain, 8

Dospltc IN" fact that rcv'n orr rs Mere
rlnde ~ the game StweGn llrdCsburS aud
American Chain !tstcrday NfIcrn.rn, tie
fans Witnessed ono q the most Lrllian.
games Of thu sensuu, Included IN tho York
clubs lineup were many ox-blg leagrers.
hut while they pounded tho ball at times,
Bridosburs went them one better and won By
q ecore OF 10 q
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Pitcher PIerottl Dropped by Braves

IIoston. May i6.--Pitcher Al Pterottf hss
hapn r0lpa sed by the Boatou Nationals 10 the
pittsfed club. Of the Eastern League. Hts
rciease which was nado subject to rccali,
brings tho Braves down to the required
. i1ycnty-nye player limit.
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Scholastic Track Results

CATHOLIC CHAMPIONSHIP
West Catholic High.
PRINCETON INTERsCHOLAsTICs
IIill school.
glenn MILLS INTERsCHoLAsTICs
Allentown High, Class 4.
Class B
Darby iIlgh and PurkcsburG High. tie for
Class {,
STATE INTERSi UOI.\STICS
UcllefOnte II. -; y. E II, :. placed sixth.
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Horses, Riders and Weights
in PreaIiness Stakes Today

Following are the entries. weights and
,rohnbIe Jockeys for the thirteenth run
ming OF the PreakDess Stakes, which will
h. decided at pimIicO today;
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College Baseball

Ho., f,.. GAMES TODAY
u o. ny W. Colby, Worcester, Mass.
hbwdsip =. ". ~; Jol,ns. City Colisse'
'e~ ~ Norwieh. Brunswick. Me.
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PimlIco Entries for TODAY

First race, the Consolation St.eplcchaSc.
selling. handicap, four-yCRr-olds and up
> miles:
sAlGRrdi ........ 100 Miss McGig1lo 1874
Cresthill ........l+O Sklbbereen ...... .l4O
'
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Cuban Hhs tl"lshrr team bu,vod tn tho
hack aNd ~ ~ stars, to 3, hut staged a como.
North Phi" won by 4 single run from the
sIth anI y 70 :. Tom1rrOw at Twcnty-
Lincoln g., hrel streets, Flsisher meets tho
lean chsSiSnS SSS ~, anI on Wednesday plays Amer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

Jee North Pills nrc getting in shape for
ss. a,q Bristol are anxious to 90" them IN
hoh, sysh espeC lallN II they are going TO bent
,5oa ,bUa cluDs as StotsOn by IL to |. tho feat
'"sy accomplished SatGrtlay,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

.ynn,sne ynnmaaie won two victories. the first a. the
with FSrtri Si A>G6SrfoEIe' t. ., and tho second
ehsmninnSs rlktth Ward: s 20 !, The colorsd
s"ms with Aber foylc. N''''''"' VI '"'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

"a rencoyd trimmed Fulton A G.. of'I.apca..
wor,smrsre on Saturday. 4-3 and the Iron
tsrdsy pn3 pm3fVGied to tho Fulton grounds yes.
~ St0cped here and Pets IIehcrt did the h"nors
hitter rIaster' Pete set tho heavy Fulton
"'''rs down with hvc hits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

snahager Trultt has - great collection Of
TsS IN thC StrawbrldEc \ ClnthIcr club.
Cat,ha.'V victory at the egpcnsa Of St
Iesm he has signed VI '''' ''''''' " '''