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RITES FOR MRS. ESTEY.
Private Services Precede Interment
in Rock Creek Cemetery.

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth c.
Estey, wife of WILDER H. Estey, disburs-
ing clerk of the House of Representa-
tives, who died suddenly at her resi-
dence. 3013 11th street, were held at 10
O'Clock this morning at the residence.
Rev. J. F.. Eckenrode of Sacred Heart
Church, the church of which Mrs Estey
was communicate, officiated. The
services at the house and also at the
grave in Rock Creek cemetery, where
Rev. Eckenrode officiated, were private
Evening star., 1921-05-20
Park Bench SPooning
Approved By Police
s Summer PaStinle

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. May No.
Love making in Kansas City
parks was officially recognized
as a legitimate summer sport in
an announcement today by
Chief of Police Edwards. The
policy of the police department
will he to let love alone, the
chief said.
"POlice officers" he said. "hnve
som thing more to do than to
clear park benches of boys and
girls making love-"
Evening star., 1921-05-20
TAG DAY FOR HOPE MISSION

A tag day for the Florence Crit
tenton Hope and Help Mission is to
be held tomorrow This tag day was
originally scheduled for Thursday.
May ~. but due to the rain of that
day was postponed. A hundred ladies
have volunteered their services to sell
the tags.
Evening star., 1921-05-20
KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK.

AUGUSTA. Ga. May 20.-Engineer
Joseph Temple, Florence. S. c., was
killed, and a mail clerk and several
passengers injured when train No.
24O, Atlantic Coast Line, Washington
the South Carolina side of the Savan-
nah river, four miles from here. Train
wreckers were reported to have
loosened a rail and lifted it from the
crosSties, causing the derailing.
Evening star., 1921-05-20

Gaybuck-Did you see much when
you were in Europe?"
Gayboy-I sure did. All the time
was there 1 saw double.-New York
Sun
Evening star., 1921-05-20

Prepare for summer:
Father Johns Medicine puiios he"
sth-AdvertiSement.
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AIambique refOTzadO

Ell domingo present6se Suarez con
parte de su ''Alambique'' y reforzan-
dose con dos buenas serpentinas, como
son los conocidos jugadores Cantellops
Naranjo. Trato de hacerle frente a
los de las Medias Blancas; los que no
solamente castigaron durameD.e la
maquina sino tambien su jefe Sua-
rez. Esta por demas decir que ell "Alam
bique' no destilara mas nj una gotta
del nectar delicioso, pues el white
Sox'' 10 destruyo fuerza de toletazos.
Las parties del 'Alambique'' dieron
a conocer su inferioridad desdc Ell pri
mer ''inning'', pues solamente dos de
ellos lograron negar su puuto de par
tida. (Home Plate).
Mientras tanto, los de las Medias
Blancas, como premio de su iusuperable
(hiting), dieron once viajes alredor de
las cuatro esquinas, por 10 que Sc ano-
taron un numero igual de cafreras.
Sera benefcioso mencionar la esplen
dida labor realizada por los siguientes
Medias Blancas:
Nenito como lanzador estuvo admira-
BILE, pues solamente lie hgaron dos
''hits''; Pedro Juan, nuestro debutan-
tie como "catcher" demostro ser un
brazo de hierro, Cheche Sc hizo cargo
de la nave del hitting; Ramon, asis
lido por Pedro Juan, hizose Ell centine-
la del castillo de segunda, no permi-
tiendo que el entrase nadie; Yamb6,
Sc especializo en- los toletazoS de tres
esquinas: Maximino, conocido general
por ell terror, hizoIe ell segundo a
Yamb6; Salvador, Gil y hermanos su-
pieron desafar los fuertes rayos del Rey
Sol, pues pesar de su poderio, no To-
gro nublar la vista de los mencionados
"felders.''
Pacheco Ell pequeiio, va restablecido,
ha tornado su puesto entire las Medias
Blancas y Sc asegura que su reapari-
cion como pitcher sera un exito rui
doso. Vive, captain excelente "short
stop del ''White Sox'', Sc vic impo-
sibilitado para hacer mas desastrosa la
derrota de Suarez, pues EN- la actualidad
sufre de una pierna. Esperamcs verle
pronto dispuesto ejercer su fuerza
maravillosa en- co1hpafifa de loc de las
Medals Blancas. Y por tltimo dio fin
tan grandioso exito nuestro llavero
Chech6, quien como en- anteriores opor-
tunidades, puso EN- continue movimiento
a las canastas sin fondos del "Alam-
bique".
"score'': Alambique 2. White sox
IL. VERDAD.
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Fiesta en- San German

Una comisi6n de cultas seioras y simpa
ttcas sefioritas de Ponce visitaron La
morada del doctor u. Lopez Dfaz, donde
dofia Aurora Villodas y las senoras Men
to de oca Ti6, Laura Nazario de T1o,
setioritas Bahr, zapata, Sambolfn, Polan
co. Palmer, Lim6nez y un grupo selecto
de nuestra "elite'' social reunieronse,
para organizar la Corte de Honor de
Lourdes en- esta ciudad.
Las sefioras M. Valdecilla de la Pi-
Ia, M. Cabrera del Morel, A. Aguayo de
Ferrer y sefcritas zaida Newman, Te-
resita Melia, Mercedes Salazar, Carload
Diaz, Antonia Torres, Maria otero, Hor
tencia Romaguera, Margot Villaronga
Antonia Wives, formaban la comision
Despu6s de Zanzibar gratas impresio-
mes dirigieronse nuestra iglesia, don
de fue cantada una salve y plegarias
por la sefiorita M. Salazar, de Ponce,
Palmer Ramirez, de San German
Despu6s de la salve las seforitas Zaida
Newman, salazar y Melia, en- lenguaje
Auido y bello, explicaron 10 que signifi-
caba la Corte de Lourdes Gran entusias
mo rein6 durante la reunion, despues
de la cual Sc dirigieron al circulo de
Recreo, donde fueron obsequiadas con
dulces, refrescos y mantecados.
Pertenecen esta institution morah-
zadora las sehoritas Sara Polanco, Este
liza Ramirez, Maria Palmer Diaz, Ange-
lima Laura M Tic, quienes coopera-
ron con las sefioras Teresita M. de oca
Tic Aurora villodas de Lopez Diaz,
agasajar esplendidamente las invita-
das.
Durante la reunion las sefioritas sa-
lazar y Celia Quihones, acompa1adas al
piano por dofia OLYMPIA D. de Gelpi y
las seforitas Torres, Villaronga, y Diaz
dejaron OR en- melodiosas canciones sus
dulces voces, recibiendo una saliva de
prolongados aplausos.
A las seis regres6 Ponce la comiti--
va. satisfecha de sus resultados en- esta
ciudad. Expresamos la comision orga-
nizadora v especialmente a FIR. Angel
Oamara, quien colmo de atenciones a
todas, nuestra felicitaci6n.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
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PRoDUCCIoNEs "REALART',

GConoce Vd. Agnes Ayres, Milton
sills, Theodore Roberts, Bebe Daniels,
Mary Miles Minter, Alice Brady, Wan
da Hawley, Constance Binney, Justine
Johnson, Harrison Ford, etc. =? Todos
son estrellas de estas famosas produc-
clones, presentadas por &c Caribbean
Film Co.. Advt.
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EsPAfSA ENTREGARA LOS INTERE
sEs DE LOS EE. UU. EN- ALEMANIA

WASHINGTON, noviembre l17.-El
departamento de Estado anunci6 hoy
por la tarde, que al reanudarse las rela
clones diplomaticas con Alemania, Sc
procedera Embellishments al estableci-
miento de agencias consulares en- dicho
pals.
Desde que los Estados Unidos entra
ron en- la guerra las agencias consulares
de Espaaa Sc han estado encargando de
los negocios de los Estados Unidos
FL nombramiento de Mr.. Ellis Loring
Dresel, como encargado de negocios de
los Estados Unidos en- Berlin es tempo
rario. solamente mantendra diho puesto
mientras Sc nombre un embajador.
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EscR1ToR1os PARA oF1c1NA

Todos tamahos, estiios v calidades a
mejores precios que ninguna otra par
te, en- ell Departamento REMINGTON,
San Justo 1S. Advt.
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EFECToS DE oFICINA EN-
GENERAL

Un surtido como en- ningun;: otra
parte, en- ell Departamento Remington,
San Justo 18. Advt.
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RIALTO, Microbes Noviembre 80
RfolPiedras, Jueves Diciembre /
PARQUE BORINQUEN Martes Diciembre 6
TRES BANDERAS. Microbes Diciembre
VICTORY GARDEN, Sabado Diciembre 10
ARCELAY Caguas, Lunes Diciembre IL
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Freddie Welsh SIans to Box

Calgary. Alberta, July 16.-Fredd!e Welsh
former. lightweight champion Of the world
yesterday was signed TO box ten rounds here
August Is. Bert Forbes OF Seattle prob
ably will be his opponent.
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VISITING GOLFERS
FORMIDABLE TRIO
Duncan, Mitchell and KirkWood
Will Be Hard to Conquer in
Open Championship
OGG IS SHAWNEE WINNER
By SANDY McNIBLICK

Shawnee on Delaware, "a, July 10.
The annual Shawnee open champion
ship, which came to an end here yestcr-
day when Willie Ogg, of Worcester.
Mass, romped in three strokes ahead of
his nearest competitors with total of
2OS strokes for the seventy two holes.
is both disturbing and comforting to
those who wish to see the open cham
pionsi1fp of the United States stay on
this side Of the water.
First. both Duncan and Mitchell
proved by their showing that they can
be very very bad Mt times. but at other
times can raise their games to supreme
heights. Duncan went all to pieces on
the second eighteen holes, and so did
Mitchell. but then the pair of them
pulled themselves together and made a
wonderful finish yesterday, particularly
Duncan with his marvellous sixty nine,
which put him in a tie for second place.
Second, all those who saw Joe Kirk
wood, the Australian open champion,
going better with every round until he
finally finished with a seventy one after
display of the most sound and con
sistent golf, realize that this towheaded
youngster will take lot Of beating in
any old tournament. In short, Dun
can, Mitchell and Kirkwood are a for
IniuHDle tTlo III tue open championship.
The Philadelphians, while they did
not get in the money, kept the district
wef~up in front for three rounds.
Charlie Hoffner gave a display Of steady
golf by achieving three straight seventy
skies, after which that habit of taking
one bad round ruined him. Willie Leach
also fell into the eighties on the second
thirty six holes, and passed right out
of the picture.
The two Edmundsons, John and Jack,
the former of Llanerch, and the latter
of North Hills, stuck to the bitter end,
and had they been able to get away to
better start on the first two rounds,
would have finished somewhere either
in the money or close to 1t. Jack had
total of 800, while John was eight
strokes more.
Bob Barnett of Tredyffrin, was un-
able to solve the rain soaked course the
second day and with eighty nine and
eighty five pulled up close to the tail
end with $50.
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amateur Sports

team ,sn' wfn,s F1Ss Club; nrst:c'a,s tr.vsl!n.
want catcher with minor-leasue experience
Bali p,ao connect with y ,rst-clas club
Alumni .nSh Moore street.
Bouver Sstmss' strSs; ]. McGuilsy, 1894 North
ola Sseth Ward. Jrs.. a fourt.sn.s .s,,t.en.v,.r.
: ta,r m m wants games with clubs psyinx
Eleventh ua,raItee. p, schieifer, 2OOl South
,.s%e sSe Jackson M.hon r. c.. nrs,.clasr travelling
south Ninth Street FRANK Williams 1000
for oS'plsssi los,v North Phllies is without a game
sehsner Phenen hnHr T,oSt at ds1r heme or away H.
sams. aSm,armopt A. A. AH would oSti like to sr,a,v,
s'Sunhas Joe Swandcs. 81 Beck eams sfr.., with
nrst.classe erS n would like TO connect with a
Thirty-fftb ss;anlSation. c, McC. 8si North
.s1s1SI sT1rnsmSrs ss g.. a travelling team, b.,
Ross 0s, oncn dates for ali frst.csss olubs
sroUsu nt "a A. C.. a hrst.clsss team ia de.
Erssatlons,' ''WVy'hSS ssmes with all home as-
street. W. T. saltenberger. 14S Durfor
pitcher "Dlek" M,,l,o =, -. w.,
ffst.class. open for ensagernents wlss"sTg wlth sI
ssth WnIsds ssms' Phone TIoFa GALS. '
nam nam ~ rst-csss home ws"ts 1o book ssmss
srsv"sdlIISnu Philadelphia il. e. street
t.msss sniastSn fass Stars would Y like ssts 10 book
slSE ssrounds sroud y and Mi,owith ~ with any teams
ssSs..s ssSs.sAwss, cal,esian. wools M. - MI,
'A'k' BASS North Napa street. street away
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White Sox Make TRIBE pI.v

Chicago. July IA triple play was AK
ecuted by the Chicago Americans aaeinst
Washington here yesterday. With men on
nrst and second bases. First Baseman
nrst doubling o'Rourke and threw 10 short,
stop johnson who touched second Tor ths
third out before Charity could regain ~
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

hit, as was evidenced on Thursday
when he crashed out homer and
double. driving in two runs and bring
ing in another himself.
Since coming to the Phillies Goldie
Rapp has been hitting the sphere with
considerable ferocity. In six games he
has hit safely at least once, driving
out in all nine safeties out of twenty
five times at bat, for an average OF
800, which is mighty fine batting for a
man released from n team because of
his weakness with the stick.
Another for Tillie
Hand the loving cup to Clarence
Tilly Walker. For the second success
sive day the AS left fielder knocked a
home run that aided in bringing victory
to the House of Mack. Yesterday in
the tenth inning with one down and
the stage all set Walker shot the sphere
high and dry into the territory outside
the left field fence for his twelfth of
the season. No one was on at the time.
but the run was sufficient to bring the
Athletics the victory by 3 to . count.
Mack used three twlrlcrs during the
fray. Hasty lasting until the seventh
being forced out by n pinch hitter. The
two Tiger runs were made off his de-
livery. Keefe took up the burden untll
the ninth, being taken out of the pic
ture by Griffin. who swung the ash for
him. Eddie Rommel took an active
part in the ninth and tenth.
Babe Ruth edged into the limelight
again by sockins a home run out in St.
Louis. His ciout came with pal on
the sacks 1t was his thirty fifth cir
cult wallop.' Vanilder was the victim.
The White Sox kept just ahead of the
AS by winning an eleven inning tilt
from the Senators 8 to .. The Red
Sox humbled the eaguo-leading Indians
in the league. AS the Yanks won over
the Browns, the margin between the two
teams was reduced a full game. Only
two games separate the teams.
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Herman Hindln bias started sfteE q ms 81

Jack Mccarthy has returned from New
York where ne got boxing ,.psrpits for his
stable, includins Bsrpsy Reilly. Dussr Kelly
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CR|CKETERS
SAIL FOR ENGLAND.
Tourists, Composed Of Players
From Four Local Clubs, VIII
Meet Britain's Best
FIRST MATCH JULY

New York. July 16.--At noon today
aboard the Cunnrder Carmania the
Philadelphia Cricketers left for England
to fulfill n series Of cricket engagements
with some of the most prominent ANA
teur combinations in Britain.
They will be gone altogether about six
weeks. and f. J. Metcalfe. who managed
the rowing Incognit team over here IN
Philadelphia last fall, has perfected all
the arrangements for the present trip.
The headquarters of the party is the
famous Sports Club in st. James place.
London although their engagements
will keep them constantly on the move.
The opening game will be played at
Belmont Court. Fcvershaw. In Eent,
OF the private ground of Lord Harris,
and tho team will stay there until the
game is finished.
The present tourists have been
drawn from the four big clubs. Ger
mantown. Merton. Philadelphia and
Frankford. John H. Mason has been
elected leader and, G. G. Morris will
deputize in an emergency. The re-
Miflin and J. NJ: Crosman. Merton
w. p. Newhall, w. =. O'Neill and
W. r. Clothier. Germantown; II. T..
Anderson, G. II. Winter and Gordon
Bottomley Frankford. Edward Hop
kinson. Harry II. Cartwright and Cyril
Wooley, Philadelphia with Arthur
Haines, Jr., of the Germantown Club,
as scorer.
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PIRATES FACE TEST
STARTING TODAY
Meet Giants in First of Four
Game Series-OnIy 8 Games
Separate the Two Teams
PILLS IN TWIN BILL

With three game lead and all sails
set, the Pittsburgh Pirates docked in
New York this morning ready to try
their luck in privatcering on the Nc
Graw Giants. The four game series
that starts this afternoon Is one of the
most crucial of the year for the men
from Smokctown.
The Giants. after taking three
straight from the Rickeyless ltickeys,
are bent on sweeping the series with
Gbson's crew. They have Tonry,
Benton. Nchf. Douglass and Ryan
to shoot at the league leaders. With
this quintet New York scribes eH-
ncct to sec the sun set on Tuesday
afternoon with the Giants in complete
control of first place. That is their
story.
The Pirates are not in the best
Of shape. George, Whitfield iH play
ing the outfield with bad ankle, while
Max Carey is taking rest on the
bench as the result of bad leg: Cot
ton Tiarney, whose sensational play
ing early in the season had much to do
with the sensational drive of the
Pirates, is suffering from bad foot
that is keeping him on the bench.
Pitchers in Shape
The pitchers are all in top shape,
ready to take their turns on the peak.
Harold Carlson, who pitched and won
the ten inning game from the Phils on
Thursday, Is q welcome addition to the
staff. The youngster has not been going
we'll all season and up until Thursday
had participated in butt two games,
winning one and losing the other.
With him ready to take his turn regu :
larly on the mound Gibson has six men
to throw into the breach.
NIorris)n the lOungstCr who has been
laying brilliantly of late, the veteran
Babe Adams. Hamilton. Yellowhorse
and Zinn have been doing the ironman
stunts of late, and with Carlson to
help out the team should do much
better.
While the Giants and Pirates are
battling it out, the Braves have an
excellent opportunity to get right W
close to the leaders. However. they
will not have a cinch with the Cards
who played brilliantly here but slumpcd
badly in New York. The Braves were
stopped in their mad dash yesterday
after turning in eight straight wins.
They did not lose but were forced Ia
take day off because of the inclement
weather that forced a postponement al
over the Eastern circuit.
The PhilieS have been locking
much better since the acquisition
of the new infield material. Jimmy
Smith and Monroe at second have been
playing good ball afield, while Rapp al
third and Konetchy at first have beer
performing even better than expected
Ralph Miller. once he learns how tc
come in for hits in his direction. vii
rive the Broad and Huntinpd streets
clan good looking infeld. Miller can
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HOLD FIRST WORKOUT
Long Hammer Throw Features tho
Work Of English AthIetea

Cambridge, Mass, July 18.-A ham.
mer throw of 160 feet by NJ. G. Nokes,
OF Oxford, featured tho first workout
OF the Oxford Cambridge track team at
the Harvard Stadium: The English
ward team at the Harvard Stadium on
July %. V"
The practice was under the direction
of II. NJ. Abrahams, acting CAPTAIN in
the absence of b. G. d. Rudd' who ia
at Princeton arranging for the meet with
a Princeton Cornell team on july 2S
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rTARRY HEILMAN. star ontersnr-
II dener of the Detroit Tigers has
again taken the lead for sluggiin1g ai1gno nOnors
nioces Iris Speaker, the manager out
Sslder I Of the Cleveland Indians, who
s,ade a one week stand as league leader.
Harry gained twenty three points
dnting the last week, while Spoke was
Sropring thirty -one. The Tiger Is now
snctins % the sphere nt .431, and his rival
4 hitting .364. Ty Cobb. who acts in
~ same capacity at Detroit as Speaker
Soes at Cleveland, did not play last
week. 60, A.
6ehtin' Athletics. He is batting at a
sS4 pace, two points less than his
:yeroee Of last week. Frank WelcR,
tho has been pushing Whitley all
"sar. dropped eleven notches In the last
ssrsn DAYS, and Is now hitting 81.
Hssty, Moore, Dugan and j. Walker
are the other Mackmen hitting over
300. -
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Athletics Have Batting During the
HEILlNAN DLSPLACES
Il 5,,CPEAKER IN AMERICAN
Tiger Gains % Points, While Indian Drops 81
Witt and Cy Williams Best of Local Batters.
IL Hornsby Tops National

PoGERs HORNsBY, the fleet st.
~ Louis infielder. Is still at the ton OF
the National League sticksmiths, AL
though he dropped eight points during
the last seven days. Hornsby still mas a
comfortable lead over George Cutshaw
OF the Pirates. who is his nearest rival.
Rogers is batting for a percentage Of
40, while George Is going at a 1854
clip.
Cy Williams. the lanlty outfieldcr OF
our Phillies. has stepped out and taken
the local batting lead from Emil Meu =
sci. Williams is riding the pellet at
1862. just ten points better than Meusel.
Bctts. Rruggy. Jack Miller, Ralph Mil
Ter and Wrightstone ere also hitting
300 or better for Donovan.
Jimmy Ring is the leading Phillies
twirler. He has won six games and
dropped nine, for an average Of 400.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
WICACCO WANTS GAMES
Manufacturers League Baseball
Team Desires Games Away

The Wicacco a. A.. representing the
Wicacco Screw and Machine Works,
a member of the Philadelphia Manu-
facturers' Baseball League. is playing
all its home league games on Cahill
Field, at Twenty ninth and Cambria
streets.
The team has been recently recon-
structed and with the addition Of sew
eral scholastic stars Of note is running
up large scores on its opponents. Games
are sought away from home on Sun
days and at twilight. For games get
in touch with w. A. Pearson, business
manager, Stenton avenue and Louden
street.
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BRITISH DAVIS TEAM OFF
Sailed Today for Second Round
Matches to Be Played at Pittsburgh

London, July 16.-The British Isles
team, which will play in the Davis
Cup tennis series, sailed for the United
States today.
Tennis experts here say they do not
expect the team to survive the second
round, in which it meets the winner of
the, match between Canada and Aus
tralasia.
The second round will be played in
Pittsburgh on August 1. ) and G.
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Scraps about Scrappers

Zoe CeIvinc; Of Haddon Heights. N, j.,
show on Monday light and II Is probable
that he also will act In the same capacity
Kenny Leonard at the Phniies Park. August
Jimmy Gibbons. Of Grays Ferry has como
Gnt With challenge T. PAT Bradley Little
sshedssd TO msst Jack PsimsT at the Sex
snth Street Arena next Wsdnesdsy nisht,
| after which he will be prepared for a III,
with Bradley. Other bouts arranged BY Chick
Janetti are Frankie Howell VS.. Young Katoh-
s cismsncSaS vs. Msrr' Setter n, syssEE
Ray W. Jack Lynch.
for John Bowman TO be held at Lanca ster
schSpp, Rosey stoy vs.. Bobby Allen. Bat
tlns KurtE vs., Joe Richards and Eddie
Dempsey VS. Young Russell.
Frankie DALEY is having a hard time
getting bouts for Spike shearn, He writes
that all OF the local hsntams are EivlnE
With Tommy Cleary on behalf OF Bobby Nc,
Cam. McCann also wants a return bout
th Al Wagner or Danny Frush, and snys
he also would consider q meeting win
Johnny Kilbane. A confident kid. en- what
jack Mccarthy has returned from New
York where he got boxing psrpiM tol his
and charisy pAscrse
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Long Equals aBttins Record

Waterbury. Conn. July. 16-,Henry Long,
third baseman OF the Waterbury Eastern
League Club. equaled 'the league record FOR
consecutive hitting, when he made two hits.
which he has had one or more hlts.