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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-11
Chippewa Lake

Rev. A. E. Fair and wife were in
Navarro last Saturday, attending a
neighborhood picnic.
\ Mrs. Fretz was in Seville few days
last week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Bailey and
Blake Leohr and family were in Cleve
land Sunday, visiting the parks and
theaters.
Miss Reba Ritter went to Akron last
Saturday to spend week visiting her
friends.
! Mrs. G., L. Bart was taken to the
hospital at Lodi last Thursday, where
she underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis Friday. She is reported
as getting along nicely at this writ
ling. We suggest that all her frie.
remember her with post card this
week. a
y w. A. Warner sold his 45-acre farn
EWest OF town at auction Monday after
moon. Vim. Ruder bought it fol
E$5,750. This is an excellent LITTLE
ifarm in every way and had been ex
Etensively advertised ,and many pre-
sdicted it would bring much highe
Eprice, but it seems the price Of farnn
Eproduce is affecting the price Of farr
Hands and with vengeance. ... n
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Caskey an
4 daughter Neva were in Cleveland Mo
4 day. @ a
i We are glad the Sentinel has the en-
terprise to go after the subscription
getting business We can just a
well have little contest Of our ow
{. here in Medina county as to let til
city folks have all the fun, and I'll
subscriptions too. E We think the wi
ners will be well repaid for the tim
and effort they put into it.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-11
Weymouth

Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Einhart spent Sun
day at Frank Haight's at Sharon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Cleveland
spent the weekend at E. Hanroth's.
Mrs. Vernon Ganyard and children
of Ashtabula are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
L. J. Greer. 3ah'"
Miss Ethellyn Hamlin is visiting rel
atives at Elyria.
The Misses Edna Beamer of West
Virginia and Lena Beamer of Cleve-
land are visiting Susan Worden.
Miss Margaretta Childs of Cleveland
spent few days at Dan Whites. Miss
Francis and Mary Louise White re-
turned with her. t,.l ...-s....
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Orton and daugh
ter of Akron and Mrs. Griswo1d and
grandson of Sharon spent from Friday
until Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lea
land Einhart. ,.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-11
Pawnee

Dow McVicker killed two black
snakes, one S #. 6 in. and the other
5ft. lin.
A. B. Horst and Mrs. Jacob Nolt
were visiting their old friends in this
community last week.
Lloyd Sanford visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sandford, Sum-
day. E.
G. w. Sanders and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Kline and daughter
Edna and Geo. Fuller and family took
dinner with Nina Sanders Sunday.
The Philathea class and Young
Mems class of East Homer Reformed
church will give an ice cream supper
at Prospect hall Thursday, August 18,
for the benefit Of the church. Every
body come and have good time
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-11

tions before beginning actual busi-
ness. Two watches were taken, q
few stamped envelopes and some reg
istered mail removed from mail
sack. The proprietor Of the store
had taken the days receipts home with
him when he left for the night.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-11
Mallet Creek

Those attending church Sunday ev-
ening were given a musical treat, the
music being furnissed by John Beck,
an old York boy and Everett Randall, I
both Of Medina; Mr.. Beck, organ and
piano, and Mr.. Randall in vocal and |
cornet solos. AS we noted the abil- \
ity of Mr.. Randall as he sang and
played the cornet, we, could not help /
but think back to the time when his
father, Ralph Randall, some 20 years
ago, showed his ABILITY as teacher in
the York; schools, having taught here
some seven years in succession. Come
again, boys. "
Uncle Harmon Seeley, who has been
under the weather for a couple Of
weeks due to his fishing too long at
1.-The Lester dam and catching more
cold than fish, is much improved at
this writing.
Our Y. NJ. C. A. bali team showed
the Litchfeid Y. M. c. A. boys how
to play ball Saturday, on the York
| grounds, and it only cost the Litch-
field boys S to /, in favor Of York, for
their lesson. But our regular York
team went over to Poe to show them
a thing or two the same day and got
Poe-ed 5 to Q. It's little strange
that our boys can beat the Indians
1 here at home, and then go over to a
| little neighbor's and get it-in the neck
| that way. But such is life in base
ball.
i Albert Waltz of Mt. Dora, Florida,
/ is taking a few weeks vacation here
| with his wife and daughter, Florence,
among their relatives and friends. Mr..
/ Waltz hasn't been North for about
| nine years, but he looks the same as
Of yore, only that he carries -consid-
cradle more flesh, undoubtedly due to
4 Florida diet of opposum, oranges
and other good things. Mr.. Waltz
says he enjoys the best Of health ir
Florida and hasn't lost three hairs
from the top Of his head since he left
Ohio. Well, he may be right, fol
. three from nothing would leave moth.
ing, but---a shiny bald head. Mr.
Waltz with his family, will return te
their home in Florida some time mex
month.
J. G. Bricker is clerling in thu
Stone store while one of the "Bobs'
is on his honeywell, now, I got a.
far as the moon" and have to stol
for the want Of information. Per
,haps it may do to just call it vaca
tion. WE'LL. it seems kind er nater'l
to see Joe behind the bars--or rather
/, we mean, the counter. !.
Mrs. Lieblein and daughters wen
to Cleveland last week to visit rela
tives, but were called home Thursda,
night BY the arrival Of Mrs. Lieb
! ! lein's sister, Mrs. John Parker 0
Berea. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf wer
also weekend visitors at the Lieb
!. lein home.
!! Rev. Linard goes TO Conference a
= Sabina, O, next Tuesday.
Sunday school convention in Yorl
Community church day and evening
II Sunday, Aug. IA.
Sunday school picnic on churcl
lawn, Saturday, the 18th. All invited
The: Stone store and postoffice wa
burglarized Tuesday night, thoug
not much Of value was taken. Th
thief entered through rear windo,
cutting off the electric light connec
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-11
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

Sentinel readers: Do you appreci-
ate the Seville correspondent, Mrs. |.
H. Brotts1 If SO help her win one Of
the grand prizes given away by the
Sentinel, BY giving her your subscrip-ll
ton and votes and she will give you
a ride in her new Chevrolet.
Weather, permitting, all good roads
viii lead to Seville in a very short
time now. Get ready for the chau-
tauqua-21st to o,25th.
ysa AsMr. Someby had acow on exhibi-
tion in tent on school grounds on
Friday evening that had five legs,
three tails and double shoulders. I
don't know how many legs and tails
were sewed on, as I did not see the
COW.
The Sterling band will give a cons
cert in Central park next Thursday ev.-
ening, and the members Of the Ep,
worth League Of the Methodist church
will serve ice cream and cake during
the evening.
Men and mules ran for shelter on
Saturday afternoon about 5 O'Clock.
II was as dark as cellar full Of black
cats and the rain just poured down
for little while. Youscould not see
what your neighbor was doing across
the street.
IS. H. Rohrer, state Inspector Of
roads of Medina county, reported on
Monday morning that.weather permit
ting, the Medina pike will be finished
to- the corporation line BY Wednesday
evening. Last Saturday over four hund
red barrels of cement were hauled,
making nine hundred square yards
ofsten-inch concrete laid for Saturday.
a Az soon as they finish the Medina pike
tie concrete machine viii be moved
nearaEreston, where the grading has
been done. and will finish up there.
Tie contractors seem to be hustlers
and won't stand for any loafing on the
job.
The Cleveland Southwestern elec.
trio line changed time again last Sun.
day and more cars taken Of. Get q
new time table and look it up. i
yQn miss car you will have a good
long wait for another, especially OF
tile Wooster line.
Picture show and orchestra concert
next Saturday night.
Subscribe for the Sentinel at once
YOU may miss something.
Frank E. Weatherby Of Columbus
visited his sister, Mrs. La Vonn'
Bates, few hours on Friday after
{ noon. x
Mr.. and Mrs. FrankWheeler return
ed from their trip to Atlantic City o.
Y Thursday and report having had z,
delightful trip.
|. Mrs. La Vonne Bates was an Akrol
visitor Tuesday.
Clifton Snyder and PeteHosmer Wis
tied friends in Massilion Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rohrer and Mr..
g .E .Swagler spent Thursday wit
friends in Wooster.
Mr.. nd Mrs. "A. A. Bostwick wer
called to Bryan, o., Wednesday Q
last week to attend the funeral of thei
cousin, Mrs. Couldridge.
Mrs. Edith Matteson and Hele
Bowles are spending this week in til
Ralph BostWick home on the Con
munity grounds, Chippewa Lake.
Rev. Woodwork, wife and two chi
dren spent the past week in Spring
boro, Pa, visiting in Mr.. Woodworth
old home and birthplace. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Smiths Sur
day guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Roye
fathe rand mother of Mrs. Smith, an
Mr.. and Mrs. Eby, the latter sistt
Of Mrs. Smith, Of Canton, drove up
their auto.
Will Dawson of Cleveland was
Seville over the weekend.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-11

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-25
BRITISH DAVIS CUP TEAM
ARRIVES IN UNITED STATES
Racquet Wielders From India and
Denmark Coming This Week

New York. July 1J.-British chnl-
lcngcrs for the Davis Tennis Cup ar
rived here today on the steamship Bal
tic. They will practice on Long Island
courts and beginning August 4, will be
in Pittsburgh to play the winners Of
the Australasian- Canada matches now
in progress at Toronto. The players
are Maxwell! Woosnam, Captain o. G..
Neville Turnbull, f. Gordon Lowe and
John B. Gilbert.
Two more tennis teams, one from
India and the other from Denmark, are
expected to reach here this week, com
plptiug the arrival of foreign teams
competing for the Davis Cup.
India's representatives, S. NJ. Jacob,
\. Eye" and NJ. Slcem, nave proven
sensations by their playing in European
tournaments.
Tegner probably is the most noted
of the Denmark team, having eliminated
William II. Laurcntz, the French inter
nationalist, in the hard court champion-
ship in May. The other members of the
Danish trio, lngrrslcv and Henrikscn.
sailed from Copenhagen July %. AMI
ToCner, who is coming by way Of
France. will join them here.
India is to meet Japan on the courts
Of the Onwentsiu Club. Lake Forest,
near Chicago. August II to l3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-25
Today's Local Ball Games

Irish Giants W.. Dobson,2 p: NJ; Dobson
" Wridrsburg, / p. Nj Shibe Park Double
header.
Stetson Flei-her and Hilldaie; tI irst Enms am,
Park; doublc-headcr' team drawing o'e
meet, winner OF first game.
Nativity at south Philly Hebrew Associa-
ton Broad and Bigler streets
Marshall +. Smith Mt Original falrhili
/ Club ID and Ontario streets
Rrnoklyn Royal Giants at N0rristown
, Profess lOnaIs, SOrristown.
Quinn stars ut Camden,
Nnunt Tnion at Wins Cake. Broad street
and Allegheny hyenir', ,....., ,., r
Shanuhan nt Belhcld' .>of"""u "nu "e"rbe
s'rr@rN' I%cSn Sauafe ut Sorth PhiIllcs. Fourth
and WinEOhOCking streets. ,..-,.-, ,
II sllcll Indians ~ Logan ElE"'''"'h "ho
'Wr,stmorcland |,.i'i {. c. at Fnrrcn a. A.,
| IHlr" In" "krTI' m League NavaI Hospital vs..
Marine Detachment. Philadelphia navy yard
n,HEcrs and stock Brokers League-,E.
H. smith 4 Co, at Redmond and Co., Thlr-
! ti,tM and Clearheld streets. ,.-,,
Fir|man's Lrague-fOurth battalion at
SI[th; First at Eighthi Eleventh at second
YESTERDAYS SCORES
Sb,robon 81 Donovan lrmstrOnE, l.
| HtIriimor" Black sox. / FIcshcr /; Fleish-
cr' 3; baltimore Blmck NoX;, :.
Norfoik star.,, q 0Id Tuners, 3.
I
/ UtrtrWm Park, 81 shamrock r. G., 8.
Tottstown. H. VI. +. smith, 1.
Simclnir 4 C.. 49, Riin-o" (, G., =.
Strwnrt Club. o. Welcome, 3.
prnunr, 10; Nativity I'd, y.
| iJiIiditIr /; Madison stars, I.
! Nj Irmrl lOi National Park. ?.
White Elephants, 10, Twenty-eighth
"Wridrsburg, a. Riverside, ].
| DrgIe,tOwn, II; German Pros @.
Pierce 4 C., 10; Reliance \. \" 0.
q Is, T., IL All stars, 10.
tIer!sId 4 g.; o; korSH%%d is! %., rT0Is' ,I7Hni =
N"nnngo, o. Madison +. &, ).
Webster \. G., 3; Dunkirk 60
urIGrld, 2; Wins All stars o.
IntrTpTisc r. Dugun-NO"d, |.
| s""tt-PowplI % surfing Mil, l2 innngs)
Iinddingtqn. lSi Liberty Ht@rT, 10 r. ,
| TmrnIUuh 81 Aberfoye, o.
Dnh,0n o; Kaufman Pros, 3.
/ i9rrrc club. g. General Electric, 2.
/ ,Jrwish World, o. KOCkdaIe, g.
Silver Grown, !! Dln B"sco +, C.. g.
TrtrrisyiIIe, 49, 1T. Carthage, 8.
shcnand0uh, II Berwick. ?.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-25
TWILIGHT BALL GAMES
Nativity Plays South PhiIly Hebrews
at Broad and Bisler Tonight

Some big crowds have. witnessed
games at Broad and Bigler streets this
season, but Eddie Gottlieb, of the South
Philly Hebrews, expects n record attend
ance this evening when Nativity makes
its first appearance of the season down
town. Tommy Carrigan will pitch for
Phil IIaggerty, but Gottlieb has a new
hurler to start against the uptowners,
and whom he expects to carry the Sphas
to victory.
Logan Square will play the North
Phils at Fourth and Wingohocking
streets. After the Smith game the
Phils apparently reformed, for they are
back in their old form that carried them
to the top. Bob Davis and Ray Stein
ader have been working too hard, and
with a little rest they will again turn
in their usual big number Of victories,
as they are among the best in the game.
At Broad and Allegheny avenue,
Mount Union with thirty five victories
and one defeat crosses bats with Wins
Cake. The leaders of the Industrial
League have lost several recent cxhibi :
ton games and n shake-up in the line =
up is imminent. On Saturday they out =
hit Sharples, of West Chester, s to 6.
but were beaten by 6 to .. Jake
Heevner will pitch for WINS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-25
q. S. WINS FRENCH RACE
James Murphy Captures Grand Prl,
Automobile Contest

lie Mans, France. July 2J.-James
Murphy, America, won the Grand prix
automobile road race rum here today,
Ralph De Palma, America. was sec
ond; Goux, Of France, third, and
Dubonnet, fourth.
Murphy drove one of the American
entered DeusenberG cars. and DUbonnet,
the wealthy French amateur driver,
pilotcd another DE Palma drove one
Of the Ballot cars entered by France.
Goux drove another of the Ballot en-
tries.
The winners time was Al. IN. los.
for the distance of JlT kilOmeterS $50
meters, or approximately 800 miles.
Joe Murphy. winner Of the Grand
PriX, j, one Of the latest American
automobile drivers to spring into fame.
lie is product of the Pacific coast,
whose home now is in Indianapolis.
Murphy began his racing career as
mcchanCian for Eddie O'DonnCl and
later ussociuted with Eddie Rirkcn-
Tnckor and other famous drivers. Quail
living H. a driver in 1917. Murphy
appeared in a number Of championship
contests and ut Los Angeles in Fcbru-
ury. 1920. won the 25O mile national
chnu,nnnShip.
Ralph De Palma. of Brooklyn, n
veteran American driver. has had Il
notable caro"r and Las held numbers of
trpck records and championship, from
time to time. lie is now accredited
with the four. five AMI six mile speed
ways records and the ten, fifteen and
twenty milo >trLightw0y beach records.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-25
Scraps About Scrappers

Pat Bradley, Little Italy's southpaw
comeback, who has scored two knock
outs since returning to the ring, will
resume his feud on Grays Ferry at the
Eleventh Street Arena tonight Il can
lick any ono that comes from Grays
Ferry or who ever came from there. y"
said Bradley several weeks ago. "Thcy
can all come one at q time His Op-
ponrnt for this evening will be Jimmy
Gibbons. clever middewcight from
Grnys Ferry, aud "Ill stop him. too "
says Pat. ''Then they can bring on
ii vi Ernc-if it is true that he wants
to come back for Just one more bout
with me-" 1t will be contest between
punch"r and a boxer. Bradley hits
almost like n mul" lJrks. Gibbons. on
the other glove. is q pretty shifty mitt-
man. Joe Carlo, Il brother of Bradley.
will take on Joe Rcck in one Of the
prclims. The semi will be Cy Morris
y<. Tommy Wilson, and other bouts are
WaIly Austin VS.. Johnny Moore and
Sammy Williams vs.. Ray Mulligan.
scori"s Of summer shows 10 h" hcid hy tho
Shnnahan y. G, at Furty-s'Xth street and
d %y rHy and ioTFh afnnv S2 = F9GS
wark, viii box in thu star bout. Other
bouts; RAY O'Malley Ys. johnny Paxson
Cobbl"r Gi'ligan w. Jack Monroe. Harry
Grant vs.. Lobby wilson and spike Shearan
vs.. YounE SmoNty
Boxing for the hrst time under the name
Tom Sharkey will meet frankie Smith at tho
Cambria Club next Friday night The
w!nd-up will he between Joe l.citH and Iirnm,y
Brown. we!terwclEhts
Happy Davis - another Phlladrlph!a boxer
about to try "A comeback. He has been in
training for several wo"Ks IN It farm at
Jackson, y. j., Just UutEil' Of AtCo Davis
EaS not boen seen in action here for four
y"Ts hui h" .!evcs that h. j. in shape
TO box with any of I'll" lgHiwrights After
a bout or two Happy saws he VIII 20 aftrr
G"orse Chimney, Tn DroHey uud Joe Up
Itz.
Jimmy Jordan and Bobby McCann will
hON At 1870 rounds r!rZsih" when thcv 20 on
in a hftccU-rOuEd lOut at West MHnaylIni,
weight. Jordan ia n hard-hittirF Nattlrr,
whI" NcCarr IS a Ci"ver two.fstod buxcr
There win be- 'hre" other houts on this ca rd
Zach slN rounds. ..lrdug"i b. Joe Kennedy
ns follows; DInn" Rodgers W. Eddie Nor
gan Al R"5nr,Is VS. FriuN;r Mex ever ana
tommy Do'iln ". Rcd W'lsh.
Danny Rodgers is no'rhod 10 meet Joe
{, E"I A. ;, r,n'Dr anI IiTlr Wlilinms NJ
Allentown, each 70 b" a t"n.romlrr.
Peck Miller has r"coy"rcd from an Injured
arm and h. has started training. Peck ha 9
win joe Rorreu Oyer the nSt""u-round route.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-25
MAKE SEARCH FOR
BLACK SOX PAPERS

Chicago. July GA new baseball
scandal was brewing today rs agents
Of the State Attorney continued their
frantic search for immunity waivers
and confessions signcI before the Grand
Jury last fall by Eddie Cicottc, Claude
Williams and Joe Jackson.
Information in the hands Of George
German, Assistant State Attorney, in
Licatrs \ New York gambler paid So
O0O for the papers soon after they were
stolen from the State Attorneys files,
German said
Another development of today was
fine discovery that a signed statement
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-25

Bill Yard Ineligible II.
to Play for Penn

Bill Ward, the star tackle Of the
University of Pennsylvania football
team, will be ineligible to play for
the Red and Blue this fall, ac-
cording to information emanating
from official Penn circles.
The big tackle played in the line
in 1910 and 1920 and was a star
during last fall. He was developed
by DIR. Buck Wharton from an
ordinary player to one of the best
linemen ever to wear the colors of
Penn.
Ward has completed his three
years of college football, two at Penn
and one ut Georgetown before the
war. He is veteran Of the First
Division and was badly wounded in
the st. Mihiel drive.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-25

vTyHE Hohlfcld towcImGkers, cham
l. pions of the first series in the In
dustrial League, are hopelessly ont OF
the running in the second series as n
result Of the 2-to-1 victory OF Genera.
Electric, scored on Saturday. II marked
the third defeat for HoiIfc.dY The
pitching of Bacho was again rcspon-
sible for the victory of the live wires.
Tue previous week he shut out Supp.c".
Riddle without u hit or run. The l"-S
win of the Fox Motor over G!mbe!
Brothers was also well earned as the
motorists banged out total Of four
teen hits.
DE FraIn sand made good In the Phua.
delphla Manufacturers League and kuo. krd
western Union out Of first place by winning
20 g. BraddOCk hurled b,autlfu! ball.
Wioca co kept IN the running by iacihs {, W.
Young. IS to l.
karnao Club, OF Germantown. has been
greatly strengthened by the return Of Tommy
Ennis veteran center fielder, who has been
out of the game with dislocAted knee.
Dcbson made clean sweep OF the series
satnrdgys contest was the best OF al! and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-25
WATSON DEFEATED
IN TENNIS PLAY
champion Is Eliminated hv
Fred Mercur in Straight
Sets at cynwyd
PLAYS CoLBURN TOMORROW

The king was crowned 49,
courts of the Cynwyd Club .o1ou nv Gay
play for the Junior Pennsylvania 81 s,.a .as
championship, but it was s s'S.'
lively. "'iy and fgun.
For Charles Watson. "a ,,u
champion, ,was laid low in tbo b' year!
defending his crown by Fred act Of
harl1sburg's youthful senss t;on ercmr,
count Tor Wercur was CO, 8.0 Ihs
Mercur's backhand, forebouu.
shhorStnInS sh, else were working in n-sn sno
shapc, and Watson never had ~ prime
1t was the mornings sensat;a ensncs.
pay out there in the three titmioo VI ths
sles going forward ''u'ar tus.
Mcrclr played here about s,x
ago at the . University courts "nJ wh weeks
was btdtcn in tournament .,hnere he
Harold Colburn, the West pb;,.ssrreo oy
high whiz. Morcur PLAYS Coihm'pnia
morrow and gruclling match b;Ousn /. an., To-
pated' Colburn advanced TODAY br',s,' b~ a.
Mercur is but eighteen veors o,s
got his start the same as n, NorrI. T,u ,ni, ana
liams and other stellar liubts WI.
tennis world did, namely, at inc.-.nas ", .ns
switzerland. ueerne.
He made tremendous provro., H..
when a mere "child." In fo,e e"ere ~
crossed over to Italy in the bnn. ns us
entering the play for the Italian Re ~ :"
plonShip, but arrived in the lana =,
spaghetti too late on account of noo. ~
transportation facilities at the timnp p'''
lie played Signor Sabdadini or COW.
thing like that. who had won tho char,
pionship, and won that match in f0u.
sets. AT the end of the war the vontS
tul marvel returned to this countrv ana
looks to be on his way to further Wv '
umphs. The experts now have hi,
Inquired to win the tournament at Cvn.
wyd. o'"'
FIRST SET
Watson. watson '''''''',. .......' 4ta4,-22s 4 49,
SECOND SET
Watsdn. WATSON '','',',''.... ....... fT4S-;s
The summaries: 0-lS-o
JUNIOR PENNSYLVANIA SINGLES
SECOND ROUND
sulre. ,Cynwyd. 80. o.. 81. 7''a''o T. No
w A p NHfgu5!iG3, 6cyTt%YSdi,' defeated s. Bills.
j. Olhauscn. Germantown Cricket dstsa,.A
A. Glorc. New York, by default ''''"'''
THIRD ROUND
w. Il. Krafth Cynwyd won from
| Thomas. Cynwyd, by default. ~" H.
scdc, Cynwyd. 90. G-i L"'''
GcorEe !'rqadhgad Segal Association, d,.
! IIrHtnn Z. Frank Marion. CO. 90. w
i. Olh9u""r. Germantown Cricket, Is, al
| H. Colburn. w p. H.. won from u
| Bright Cynwyd. byA default '-''" H.
Fred Mercur. Harrisburg. defeated CharI.,
Watson. Sd. Cynwyd 5-2 60. '''
BOYS SINGLES
| r. McGlnn. Cynwyd defeated NJ vo,
| kins. Woodford Courts G-l 90 ' i'''
| NJ. Valentine. philadelphia Cricket. dcfes,.
cd +. Ewing. Merton, Ga. Ia. sa'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-25
Tender Is Le0nardS Real Riral

4 Leonard New
"A yands Tender
q arealc
him
lightweight
Johnny saved by flag
trate
lightweight
his work Only one could b" consdee and
Leonard defeated and virtually forced the hampton give him
char for the Lew IS a
experience He the only lightweight
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Hutchlson and kirkwood Win

New London. Conn, July 2j.--Jock Hutch
ison the British open golf CHAMPION paired
with Joe Kirkwood. the Australian open
champion. defeated Oil Nichols OF Provi-
denco, and Alec Smith. OF shenccossett at tho
Shonecossctt course yesterday 5y . up and
| to play. Then Hutchison and Nichols
paired against Klrkwoo1 and Smith. this
match ending all square at the eighteenth
hole and there being no play-off