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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
FANS STAGE BATTLE
FOR H0NORs IN CONTEST
Entry List Large, but 1t Is Not
Too Late for You to
Enter.

competitors In the Evening Dis
patch's Ten Famous Fans Contest"
prizes OF which viii be trips To thG
world series this fail for the lucky
ten. entsr upon the third week of the
race tomorrow. with the contest still
open TO any ardent fans desiring to
compete. There is no limit to the
number OF persons who may entc,
The contest is open 10 all. and each
cntrant VIII have an equal chance
to win one OF the prizes.
Every bill. including hotel. railroad
fare ana the best seats for the series
VIII be paid by the Evening Dispatch
Fans from all sections OF Virginia
have entered the contest, and interest
Is increasing daily. In addition to
the prizes offered by the Evening Dis
patch, several added features OF en-
tcrtainment have been promised b.
outside concerns in New York. should
any part OF the big series bc PLAYED
there.
Several theatcr managers have
stated they Will have the lucky ten"
as their guests and Will be only too
glad to entertain the Virginians
Babe" Ruth. homc-run king OF
America. has declared that he will
pose for a ground picture with tho
ten fans surrounding him. Ruth is
the Idol of Americas baseball fang
and the fact that the "Babe" has
promised to have his picture taken
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REACH CHICAGO FOR
AMERICAN HANDICAP
by Associated Press

CHICAGO. Aug. co.-Early arrivals
mere TO shoot in ia grand American
handicap, the annual feature trap
smoothing tournament OF the American
iFapshoot!nS Association next week.
IimoeTed up in preliminary shoot
Tor the Southshore Country Club
trophy today The match viii be
completed tomorrow. with the big
tournament opening Monday.
Three OF the American Olymp,c
champions on hand today were Fred
1lum. OF Atlantic city: Frank NJ.
Troeh. Vancouver. Wash. ana For
est McNeir, Houston, Tex. The olym
pie champion. Mark Aric. also was
present. hut he viii be unable %
shoot next week. since he has become
al professional since winning the
worets championship. AmomJ, en-
trants for the American amateur
singles championship. 20 which only
State champions are eligible, arc
George Williams, Miami. Fla: \. c.
Darlington. the Panama Canal Zones
first champion: Joe Jennings. cham
pion OF Eastern Canada. and Paul r.
Fri, of Starr. S. c.
squad from Clark sdale, Miss. is
sued challenge to any fvc-man
team from any other club in the
country and got replies from the Los
Angeles and Houston gun clubs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
WHITES VICTORIOUS
IN BOAT CLUB REGATTA
Eight-Oar Shell Race Is Fea.
ture of Program-Score
Is 80 to 25.

So evenly matched was the nom
bership OF the Virginia Boat Club
Tor the summer regatta held yester-
day on the James River that the
Whites were not certain OF victory
over the Reds until the last event
of the afternoon waa concluded. The
mai count OF points gained by the
two teams showed that the Whites
had total of 80. while the Reds
were able to register only %.
Many spectators were present to
cheer for their favorites in the va :
rlous events. and although the re-
satta was not az we'll attended as
the one held early in the spring.
much enthusiasm was manifested by
those present.
Tho eight-oar shell race was the
feature Of the program. |, was won
By the White team by half-iength.
Members Of the winning crew. OF
which La Foon was coxswain. were:
Brock. Storall. King. Alcott, williams.
Pope. Green and Crutchhcld.
White and Green. OF the Whites.
finally won the canoc-tiltinG contest.
This event probabl: aroused moro
interest than any other event on the
program.
Mucn Eierrimcnt was caused bv tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
APAN's TENNIS TEAM
MAKES CLEAN SWEEP
ennis Players From Nippon
Beat lndia's Satisfactorily
for Australia.
IBy AaAoclatch rr.ssl

II.
HhE FOREST. ILL. Aug. 20
pan swept all nvc tennis matches
mo concluding days program OF
Davis Cup seminal ser!es with
u'a' at the Onwontsla Club ha5o By
"ihg tho concluding contests to-
~ lrh!ya kumagac. defeated DR..
H. Fy.ce. OF India. In the frs,
"si's contest Ly 3-s, ca. %, Of
Tho second match. Zenzo Sh!n.!dzu.
fi"atcd Mahommcd Slccm. OF India
., &c. Go. c..
Tho matches were witnessed by :,
l'.!cry Of 2,00O, which gradually
e!,ed away az "A cold Wind OF Lake
ch.san crept IN in the late after
|"h. and Shimidzu and Slee,n. nn-
pea 10 STANDS that were almost de-
ri.G.
ne winning Japanese WIZ move at
&c to Newport. X. l.. to battle Aus
Via In 'iE Ana! round of TIA, Davis
turday.
NumuEae's victory way won after
ousinY court battle which featured
zee. In the best tennis display given
we Indian team In tho thrcc-day
rlcs.
From tho outset both players were
'hered By the dusty wind which
cred their shots. but kumapae
una In Fyzce an opponent who
aired tho untricndiinesB OF the
cnents.
ne Jap captain was content to lie;
&c ,otce the play at the start and
YER DID recover the leading role in
az SET despite his efforts to Jockey
hlhdu out OF position. rattle his
S"nahd lob overhead and smother
~ under Il rapid Are Of sharp drives
zee covered tho court as ably as HIS
'"'uao!e zoe zoe In the FIRST set and
usen pet side line thrust. Before
"ili streak waH curbcd. Kumae-
had lost the set
huInagae waYed the battle with a
YER onslaught OF drives in the
cond and third sets, these darting
o'h, with their load Of ton spin
lnpiy swooping into the less pro.
S'sn portions Of Fyzcc'a court for
winning accumulation OF points.
ne fourth set was "A memorable
play Zach won his service four
'mcs. when the Japanese brok.
rough against FyZec and then took
own service again In two long
uce games kuInagac noted that
|'zee slipped twice in far corner
the north court and he sped long
YES 10 that region whenever Fyzec
ended the north court. with tho
lsuIt that tho Hindu was weakened
2iis was a specimen OF mis- general
Up which as much as any skill in
|roking built up lead Of So
fSzer, however, shocked. the Jap
csc into series Of crrorstiust when
flmagac thought he had the match
hand and took the mex, three
mes by holding the net positlon
Fainst all efforts 10 disloge him. He
rncd tho tide in his favor G-5, but
uld not continue 10 rcpulso Ku,nn-
PES singing attack. punched frs,
\ wn one side line then down tho
her and Anally across court for a
nch!ng point and the Jap ended IL at
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BUGS TAKE ALL

! Special TO The Times Dispatch.
ROCKY MOUNT. ~ C. Aug. 20
ie Tarhcel. failed miserably behind
oodheah this afternoon, and tho
igs also clouted the apple hcrccly
lcn hits were needed with the re-
II that Tom Clarkc's Wilsonians
1de n clean sweep Of the series hy
inning away with an ll-to-5 VIC
~.
The visItors got next TO woodhcai
the first inning for three hits AMI
20 runs and then came back in the
ird with I'VE counters. making a
Gular farce OF tho fray. Four
rs. including Ro;h's triple and
rec errors accounted for the 1uin-
/ OF scores. Clean hitting earned
other for the visitors in the sixth.
nile boot by Manager Fullen-
der. who was filing in Mt second.
in Two more in tho eighth.
The Tarhocls got next to Mechan.
30 was twirling his second game
tho series. in the NTH and sixth
d by mixing hits with wildncss.
|ored five runs. In tho other
smea. however, the Bug twirler
IS invinciblc.
Winston was the only Tarhecl who
jas able to hit consistently, Will
18th. Walters and Walker bore the
ant OF the Wilson attack. TIN.
tlcss game was married by CON
ant bowls over decisions by Um-
res Weir and Lewis
Tho score.
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~.
BRITISH FENCERS VISIT !,
AMERICA NOVEMBER II

WASH1NGTON. Aug. 2o.-The in
ternational fencing match between
british and American teams will be-
gin November Il, ~ is announced
Three matches are scheduled. sa-'
Der team match ut Philadelphia No
vembcr Il; duelllnE sword team
match ut Washington November ~
and final match with foils at New
York November %. The team win
ming Il majority OF the matches wins
the series. -
The British team will sail No
vember /. with Colonel Ronald
Campbell. chief OF the physical train
ing division of the British Army, as
captain. The groundwork OF the.
American teams. II Is stated. will
probably be composed of army and
navy officers. .
Major Francis w. Honccutt, who
was captain OF the successful Amn--
lean fencing team at tho Olympic
games In Antwerp last summer. ..,a
been chosen captain of the Amcric
can team -hi
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CATS TAKE CAME

Special TO The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. Va. Aug 2O.-rike
showed class for six innings. and Ma
hady and Ecktrt were hit hard. as
wei! as often, and Suffolk made /, an
even break In the series by taking
this afternoons game to G.
Mnhady. a new boxman. was greet
ed on the FIRST ball pitched with n
homc-run drive over right ccntcr by
Cunningham. lie was relieved by
Eckert after the third Flke weak.
encd in the seventh.
The score.
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LYNCHBURG GUNNER
ENTERS CHICAGO EVENT

LCNCHRURG. VA. Aug 2n--Aftcr
retirement Of several years. a period
sufficient 10 lose his professional
status. r. NJ Daniel. of this city.
who won the State amateur tran
shoot championship six weeks ago at
oanokc. has gone to Chicago to COM
pete in The grand American handicap
tourney for tho championship OF the
United States and Canada. After
having done no shooting for two
years Mr.. Daniel at the State meet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tie was State anna
tour champion about twenty years
ago for two years and missed the
honor one year in the shoot off OF a
tie Following that he became a
professional.
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SPORTS

'ub race" which was won by Bcaic,
"a wc;trcr Of the Crimson band.
Results OF the various events fol-
low: r.S,
Single sculls-Brock CReds) Ca..'
noe sinsies-Andrews CReds). Pleas
ure-boat race - Cushman (Rcds).
Double sculls-Brock and Stctenson
tWhitesl. Canoe doubles--Thompson
and Landers (Rcds). War canoe
e, },
'Whitcs). Gigs-Andrews, Massey,
richardson and Wood (Reds) Eight
oar shells-La Foon tcoxswaiu), Sto-
vail. Brock. King. Alcott. Williams.
Pope. Green and Crutchield (Whites).
Tub racc-iicale (Redsl. Canoe-Tilt.
inS-Grccn and Crutchncld (Whitesl.
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Convicted second Time.

Soi'ERfON. GA. Aug. 2o-Dan
DAVIS. on trial here for the last three
days Tor the murder Of w. II. Hall.
was convicted Of murder, with Il
recommendation to mercy. He was
sentenced to life Imprisonment This
Is his second conviction. and Supreme
Court having given him new trial
after the first one. The motive for
the crime is said to have been TO
collect tho insurance upon Hairs life.
In which Davis had an interest. It
IL expected n new trial will he
sought.
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JAPAN MAKES CLEAN SWEEP TENNIS MATCHES WITH INDIA CT

with them has added interest to the
prizes. George Herman. OF course.
makes IL distinctly understood that
the Yanks must win tho pennunt be-
iorc he VIII pose for the picture.
WIN the contest young yet. many
new names are expected to he added
10 the entry list THIS week.
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Iowa to Fight Lrouor.,,n,s,nr

DIES MONIES. IOWA, Aug. 2O.-No
matter what Congress may do toward
icSaliZing the manufacture OF home
brew. liquors and wines in the home,
Iowa State laws will make these acts
just as illegal as at present, Ben
tnmin j. Gibson, States Attorney
General said today In announcing his
Office was prepared to launch an in
tensive campaign against tho Illegal
manufacture OF liquor in the State.
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CUBS WIN EASILY
LBy Associated Prcss.1

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2o.-"Spced"
Martin held Philadelphia to six scat
tered hits today. and Chicago scored
an easy victory. 3 to .. q; Smith and
Sedgwick were hit hard in the first
and ninth innings respectively. when
the Cubs made their winning runs.
The score:
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PORTSMOUTH WINS

PORTSMOUTH. VA, Aug. 2o.-The
Builders were again outclasscd today,
the Portsmouth Truckers piling up
ten runs in the first three innings.
and then rolling along at an easy
gait to win out by the score of 10 To
l. The game was featured by tho
hitting OF Niox for Portsmouth,, and
Doolcy for the visitors.
The score.
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TIGERS VICTORIOUS
IBy Associated Press.1

DETROIT. MICH, Aug. 2o.-Du-
gan's wild throw to the plate in the
ninth inning today permitted De-
troit runner to score. and the Tigers
defeated the Philadelphia Americans.
TO :. Leonard pitched alright
ball. the visitors run being the re-
suit OF two errors by Basselcr.
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Philadelphia crrcketcr, Win.

ENG., Aug. 20.-Thc
Pilgrims cricket team
at the Royal Navy team today by
; wickets. j. NJ. Crossman, Of the
nerican team. scored % runs, in
idinS fifteen tours. The lest bowl
: was by w. T. O'Neill, Of the
who took seven
ckcts for 61 runs.
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Summary: Two-basc hits-AIlen.
Black. Three base hit--Mathag. Sac
rihcc hit-Benton. Stolen bases
Bangs. Goosctrec Viox. Double plays
to Dunbar 10 McAlanhon:
Goosctrec 10 Bangs to Bopc. Left on
bascs--NcwDort News, 5: Port smouth,
.. strike outs-Main, 2; Benton. 4.
RascS on balls-Main, |. Time, 40.
characterization.
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Burns, Fike. Home run--Cunning
ham. stolen bascs-IIcnges. Poole.
Sacrifice hits-Hcngcs. Poole. Burns.
Double play-Cunningham TO Foilcs.
Left on bascs-Sufiolk. s. Norfolk, 6.
strike outs--by Mahady. 3: by Eek
crt. |: by Fike. /. Bases on balls
of Echert, l. off Fike, -. Hit bats
nan-poole. Losing pitcher--Maha-
dy. Wild pitch-Eckert Time :0j.
Empires Wcsterveit and Riley.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NC0ntLnuoh From paEc lAl

star with two triples. single and n
base on tails in four times to bat.
u" ais" scored three runs. O'Ncill
aud Speaker each made three hits in
TO- times at bat
Tho score:
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Cleveland.

sU!HrIIdT! " V-UasV HTCs-F7rHtt.
Wood. Three base hit--Foster, Burns
t2). Sacrihccs-Lcibold. Gardner.
Sewcll, Coveleskic Double plays
Foster. Pratt 10 Mclnnis: Pratt.
Scott Ito McInnis: Scott 20 Pratt:
Scott, Pratt to McInnis. Left on base
IL; Cleveland. ;. Base on
balls-off CovclcsSie. 5: of Pennock.
8 Struck out-by Coveleskie, .:
off Pcnnock. .. Observation-Disclosures
Evans and Dineen. Time--l:40
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,cky Mount ..... 900 023 600 :,
Thrcc-basc hits--Roth.
alkcr Two-basc hits-Roth. Wins
u. sacrifice .hits-Klinc. Walker.
Her. stolen bascs-Smith. Walk
Miller. Walters. Left on bases
wilson. 10; Rocky Mount, 6. Dou-
9 p'ays-Alartin to Walker to Roth:
illcnwidcr to Champlin to kellihcr.
ruck out-by Mcohan. ( by Wood
ad. 3. Bases on bails--on Mcehan
of Woodhcad. 3. Time Of game
e:oJ. Umpires-Wci and Lewis.
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One out when WINNING run scored

TIIIS--ffTIIf11
Holman. Sacrifces-Rommei. Grit
fin. FIagstcal. pouhic nlays-Rom-
mol, Mccain and Griffin. Left on
ha SEES Philadelphia. :; Detroit. 10
Base on ballS-oT Leonard. I: off
Rommel. Q. Struck cui--by Leonard.
{, Umnircs -Morarity and Chill.
Time. 40.
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brooklyn.

Score by innings: II.
Cincinnati .......... 900 800 o44-la
hTooklyn ........... oil 100 200
Summary: Two-basc hits-Millcr.
Grimes. Three base hits Bohne.
Groh Kopf. Home run--Wheat.
stolen bascs-Bohnc. Roush. Dau-
bert. Havgrave. Olson. Johnston (o).
kildun. Sacrifice hi,s-Groh. Dun
can Double plays-Kildun and
Schmandt; Miller and Kilduff: Dau-
bert and Hargrave; Marquard and
kopf Danbert. Left on bascs-Cin-
cinnati. {; Brooklyn. 3. Bases on
hails-off MaTkle. /; off Grimes. ,.
Hits--off Marquard, in innings:
or Marklc. in 4 innings: of Grimes.
10 in Ia innings: OF Smith. 8 in
"a innings. Wild pitch--Grimes.
iiii by pitcher--hy Smith tRoush).
Struck out-by Marquard, .. Win
mig Observation-Disclosures Losing
pitchcr-Grimes. Umpircs--KIcm and
Mccormick. Timc-::ol.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

WOODBURY., C in iI-3 Innings: or
Leach. in % !nGing struck out
BY Meeker 7. Time ~ GaInc-2 hours.
Cmpircti --Blackburn and Mabrey.
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phiIatlclphJn,

Parkinson, O'Farrell. Holiochcr (o).
MISUNDERSTANDING. Terry. Hollochcr
iienlinc. Hits-off . Smith. in )
innings; Sedgwick. In 4. stolen
hases-Maiscl. Grimes Struck out
by Smith. l: Sedgwick. .: Martin. 6.
Base on balls--ofr G. Smith. .: Scdc-
WICK. :; Martin. !. Left on bases
thicaGo. y: Philadelphia. s. Losing
pitcher-G. Smith. Umpircs-
and Moran. Time, I:4O
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Continued From Page 40
Cincinnati,

Reds pounded two Brooklyn pitchers
Tor eighteen hits. Score:
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Portsmouth,.

Newport News 900 800 DOL 4
Portsmouth 5ii 600 OOx-IO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
.3O-M|LE GRIND
IN BIKE OPENING
Two Italian Stars to Ride in
Different Races at Drome
Tonight
THREE AMATEUR EVENTS

The 1921 bicycle season in Philadel'
phia will be inaugurated officially to-
night at the Point Breeze. VBeledrome.
night at the Point Breeze Park Nelc-
drOme. The track has been placed in
good shape and all Of the riders are in
condition after weeks practice.
Two international races are the fea-
lures of the opening program. n thirty
mile motor paced race with the Italian
champion entered against three Ameri-
can cracks and n onr-mile sprint event
between the title holder of Italy and
a Yankee starter are scheduled.
Vincent Madonna. the Italian pace
follower, will answer the crack of the
starters pistol against George Wiley. Of
Syracuse; Willie Coburn. Of st. Louis,
and Percy Lawrence. of San Francisco,
in the thirty mile grind. Mayor Moore,
who with his cabinet. has been invited
to attend, may start this race.
The ncmile sprint. best two heats
out of three, will be between Orlando
Piani. the Italian title holder, and
Freddy Taylor The latter has been
showing great form in races at New
ark. y. j.. whore he lives. Piani
showed he was in great condition re-
Gently when he defeated Frank Kramer.
4 score Of amateur riders are entered
in three events. The amateur feature
will be onc-milc event. The other
races will be handicap sprints.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
Local Clubs Cellar Number Games
London. England. May is

| IDHuOn. rnElHiu, MHy TO-
ENGLAND in sport is a great believer
- in experience - in the craft and
skill and steadness under fire that come
from many testing years.
So England Is banking heavily upon
experience. especially international ex-
pcricnce. to pull her snfcly through the
polo championship, which is just now a
month away.
Polo critics over here cheerfully admit
the dash and skill of the American
team-in practice. But they also
cheerfully suggest that Devereux Mil
burn is the only veteran internationalist
on the list, and that the others have yet
! to be tried out fully under an inter-
national flame.
Their Old Guard
A s OPPOSED to our younger or less
"A experienced players. they look with
considerable faith upon such veterans of
old polo wars as Captain Vivian
! l.ockctt. Lord Wodehouse. Colonel
Tompkinson, Colonel Ritson, Lord Dali
meny and Captain Williams.
Most of the names are recalled from
the pre- days at Meadow Brook
IN l0l4, where the American Old Guard
rode and fought in vain. Only the
name OF Captain Cheape is missing, but
he, with Dcvcreux Milburn, was rated
as one of the greatest stars of all time.
Less than four months after Captain
l'heapc led the British attack at Meadow
l'rook he was sleeping under white
cross in France, one Of the first to fall. {;
1t was OF such men as the great
British polo player that Rupert Brooke
wrote:
"t should die, think only this of me:
That there's some corner of for.
cign field
That is forcrer England. There shall
IN that rich earth richer dust con.
Cedlcd;
4 dust phom England bore, shaped,
made dICdre,
Gave, once, her foperS to loue, her
| icdyS TO roam.
4 body of England'S, breathing Eng.
iiSh air,
Washed By the rivers. JIest by suns
of home
So one of the greatest players of all
| time. a gallant adversary in the last
international meeting. is now but "a
corner of foreign field" leaving the
others to carry on.
Two Strong Teams
T OCKETT, Wodehouse, Tompkin- :
- son and Ritson have all had ex-
tended experience, and no team has ever
trained harder. Great Britain lost the
cup back in 1909 and had to go without
| a polo trophy for five years. Three
expensive trips across were required to
restore the silver design and now tho
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
ENGLAND IS BANKING I'll
ON POLO EXPERIENCE
International Matches viii Find Great Britan's OLD,
Players on Younger Ponies Facing Americas
Younger Players on Older Ponies
BY GRANTLAND RICE

field, with no great advantage ei,h.,
way. '''nd
Outside Of Milburn there is no M,
ticular margin among Hitchcock. W.st
Runsey, Stoddard and Hopping "eoo,
american team Is quite strongly =. ~ ,ne
forced with substitutes. Il Is M '.n' .n
star, combination, but a hard. ria;aI H.I'
hard. fighting bunch, who are worIu.
to have the next polo championsIa,Ls
PLAYED at Meadow Brook. ''O''o'p
The English team has been bn,.
breaking In and training younger noU,. ivy
so the big matches will find Older 1,ss ~.
players pn on younger ponies, facIn, civ
another complication which time p,d,ss .,Nal
will unravel for any suitable or cers.ls r,.Is
answer. And this answer NAV u,n s..na
be delayed until the third game Of s','', n,
sSiseS tSis writ,rg On June r. 20 as neither team 4
to win in successive matches. e''ns
Copyright. 1891. An rtobt, r,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
NEW CHAMP WRESTLER /
TO APPEAR IN PHlLl,
zbyszko, conqueror Of s.r,no,..
Lewis, to Meet llnow Inn. 4. n

zbyszko, conqueror Of str.nol..
Lewis, to Meet Llnow Jun. a 1'
Stanislnus Zbyszko, new wor,a.
heavyweight wrestling champion vnl
appear in his first bout since conou.,.
ing Stranger Lewis at the Metropo,i,.,
oepra House, Broad and Poplar streets
on the night of June 8. His opnon.r,
will be Ivan Linow, titleholder Of "A.
Russian Cossncks.
The Zbyszko- Linow contest will ~
catch as catch can to finish and Vii N
be the wind-up to n three bout nro. %
gram. In the other matches Ren,t.
Gardini, the Italian champion. will m.st
Demetrios Tolafas, champion Of Greecs
and Sula Hevonpoa, the Finn, will
clash with Farmer Bailey. Southern
champion.
Nj iss Anne Morgan, of New Yorl
Is cha airman Of the committee stssin,
this show, the proceeds of which wlI
go for the reconstruction work in dey
astated France.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
Boots and Saddle

Louisville, May 10. - The old cam.
Eaigner Jack Hare, Jr., is expected TO
put up winning effort this afternoon
at Churchill Downs in the Anchoraps
Purse. the feature on the program,
Brookholt and Flags should inisL
close to Jack Hare. Jr.
Horses in good form in other racs
are:
First-The Nephew, Korbly, Blaisa
Second-Rob, Hutchinson, Bully
Buttons.
Third-.Wave, Doctor Rae, wads.
worth's Last.
Fourth-'rrust Official. Sir Thomss
Kean. Sir Lawnfal.
Sixth-Jeanne Bowdre. Nom. Anglun
Maid.
Whirling Dun, Kimpalons
Trooper. !"