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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-21
Champion Finding
COLE MEET ABROAD
STARTS ON MONDAY
Best Amateurs OF Great Britain and Anerca to Clash II
First Matches Of Big International Tourney on
English Links
by GRANTLAND RICE
Liverpool. Eng, May q.

Liverpool, Eng, May Fl.
ENOR sixteen yeers-ever since the
L triumph of 19O4--we have been at
tacking British golf ramparts, on and
on. only to be repulscd with heavy
Outside of Bob Gsrdner's gallant bid
last June, there has been an indigo
setting around each invasion but the
time has come at last when America
seems to be in striking distance of the
goal.
The Eagle and Lion have been
training together at Hoylake, only a
short journey out of Liverpool, for
several days, and within the next forty
eight hours we will begin to get the FIRST
returns.
For on Monday the first Of the big
international series gets under way
and the opening act will be joust at
golf between the best amateurs that
Great Britain and the United States
can muster.
The u. s. Team
Captain Bill Fownes, being an in
innate student of golf history, under
stands the long line of disasters that
his team must wipe out to recover our
golfng prestige and let British galleries
understand that an American isn't ex-
clusively allied with bunkers and traps,
SO. he has been grooming his two
divisions with extreme care. The main
attack, beginning Monday, will be
launched by "Chick" Evans. Francis
Ouimet and Bobby Jones. with strong
reserves moving up In the persons Of
Captain Fownes, jess Guilford, Fred
Wright, Woodie Platt and Paul
Hunter.
Fownes isn't boastcr in any sense.
But he has great faith in the skill and
courage of his force, and he is willing
to admit that we have the finest chance
in history to start the big international
Boston leads with three representa-
tives In Ouimet. Guilford and Wright
Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia
and Atlanta have one each. while Paul
Hunter divides his allegiance between
Chicago and California. The Big Town
located on Manhattan Island, with all
Of its 1000, 900 delegates to drawn on,
hasn't member in the cast.
Brilliant Tournament
British galleries, that will range
from 1000 to 1000 day, are look
ing forward to the greatest international
golf championship that the game has
ever known.
Heretofore it has always been Eng
land VS.. Scotland in the main, with the
United States tossed in one of the early
cantos.
Now it is Great Britain VS. America,
and the insiders who have been watch.
ing the play are not so sure that Tolley.
Wethered, Simpson. Holderness, Jenk-
ins, Armour, Hope, Scott, etc. can
weather the storm.
With both wood and iron, most of
these forming the American team have
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AND CARDS
READY FOR CLASH
HubbeII Likely to Start in Box
This Afternoon in Third
st. Louis Game
CONTEST STARTS 8 P. NJ.

This afternoon the Pbillies and st.
Louis Cardinals clash again on the
home field at Fifteenth and Huntingdon
streets. The contest will begin at
o'clock, the usual hour for the opening
toss on Saturday afternoon. Because OF
the perfect weather the Phillies' man
agement were prepared to handle one of
the biggest crowds of the season this
afternoon.
AS the series now stands, the Phillies
have the larger end. They took the
first game from the Cardinals, were
trimmed in the second and won yes
terday. All they need is this after :
moons contest to give them a series,
complete in one volume.
Manager Donovan wasn't certain
whom he would select to do the pitching
this afternoon, but said that II Hub
bell warmed up we'll he probably would
use him. Frank Bruggy was told that
he would be behind the bat again.
Riviere, who worked in the last
inning yesterday, may start today's
game against the Phils.
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Semi-Pro and League Gossip

The Philadelphia police team will eros,
bats, with the strawbridse 4 Clothier mine
noon The cops "G are Si" cr.dlted e Win ma Having
:sSss ia =! s:.s ASa E:S s:PSV vi
Sssns The boz for e pglISs with So.Si, WsSnd
| Will depend on Vowel or Keane. with Algie
doins the receiving.
,nas MansseT PHI rI'% Hssr~ .il use p'yin. 1S
| tario and Belgrade streets. this afternoon.
The uptowners always experiences dfficulty
e peee.d a sammy Snq froeE sna ths aP Bs,,meT,
Drydoeks Will be the next opponent of Ma
Works Clubs start their neishborhood feud
thS SrHs s6s sd s RHs
| and yarners are naturuI rivals. and the resi-
the the merits of the rival clubs, Vernon
Touchstone will be p!tted against Big Mike
Hoffman and pitching duel Is forecasted-
on the home grounds at Seventh street and
| Orange avenue. Olney. with the Stetson
Dick Flanagan and ]. Hughes as their bat
| terry.
haywood will raise the 1921 curtain a,
Thirty.hrst and Dickinson streets. when they
| play Fidelity and Casualty Co. North Phil
| lies will be the visiting delegation tomorrow.
| this season and the Chamber Of Commerce
has decided 10 have a hrst-class club, The
With the Arrow club Oscar will use George
| Ogden, the former Pencoyd pitcher. In the
defend %s Tne ont beSe eSn Williams s M
victory over FleisheT here last SATURDAY.
streets stree TO eros. bats with Ea Gssksy and M hIs
Bridesburs aggregation; Ed Is out TO win
the the Lincoln stars on Thursday was unex:
pected Charlie Clock will be on the mound
and either Volz or Hockenbury will work In
the Dobson game.
The postponed same Of New York Snip and
| the stetson Hatters will be played At the
issisf Rsis postponsd ] the eppesrsncs Of tho ship;
builders at the opening game OF the season,
but wtdh s98sa 8arisss nnd Port viii be- the
battery for the hcme team.
The Sphas will be the attraction this after
ant" ant streets. while the champion souderton
outht OF the Montgomery County League
viii be played Saturday.
Eddie williams Palmyra -Rlverton outht
will Journey 70 the Monmouth sronnds a.
n0TGisst an aIisstar % lineup and Monmouth and De,
vine will again be oil the mound Tor the
home club.
Hoopes g. Townsend will endeavor to make
II six straight when they travel TO Chester
10 oppose the strong Aberfoyle Club. Jimmy
Hunter viii start Bobby MAR the former
Quaker City Rubber star, on the mound and
viii also have Estein In reserve.
The strong Easton aggregation viii make
their frst appearance IN this city at the
Fieisher Field at Twenty-sixth and Wharton
streets. In the list OF names sent Manager
Ed Iusk by the visitors appear several
former Big leaguers Tomorrow afternoon
the downtownsrs oppose Aberfoyle. OF Ches-
ter.
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BAT MURRAY A WINNER
Defeats Joe Flannery In Wind.Up at
the Cambria A. A.

Battling Murray defeated Joe Flan-
merry in the windup at the Cambria
Club last night. Murray had the better
of the going all the way and in the last
session came within shade Of putting
his opponent away. In the semi final
Walter Rennie and Eddie Morgan boxed
fast eight round draw. Other bouts
were Bobby Mcleod and Terry Nc
Govern, broke even; Harry Burke
stopped Kid Hogan in the fourth round,
and Jimmy Baxter beat Kid Mccoy in
the opening bout of the show.
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been playing jam-up golf, eager "a ~.
started next week. They all know ~
sour showing we have made In tbe ~. ~
with only two exceptions, and tbey ~,
understand that another rank fs;,,,u.Il a.l
will leave q large blot upon th.,e
nations golfing escutcheor, which Sl
that time will be almost standardiz.S
VINO VIII Win, !
On the eve Of the battle IL looks IA =.
like Evans, Ouimet or Jones. Thsss
are the three best amateurs In the worIs
over any extended stretch and II me-.
be a question as to which one OF nv ~.
three can stop the other two. sA'
Yet one must recall the interna tion.,
matches of last September on Inrs
Island, where Ouimet, Jones and Al
Gardner were all beaten by Cansd;ss
opponents, and, knowing the quick mn.
sets in golf. the sudden turns that
come in eighteen hole matches, ons
can't afford to 90 too in his fsith
Both England and Scotch stars sr.
upon their keenest mettle. Most OF than
know Hoylake up and down, with sIl
its wind blown treachery from the tss
Cyril Tolley, present champion. and
most Of the others have been workins
hard to be ready. Tolley, Wetbersd
Hope and Armour recall the disaster 10
British golfing arms at the Engineers
last fall, 80 they, too, have stain IA
erase. 1t Is hard to say about Tollsv
He is a good, game fighter, capable 81
fine golf and ragged golf on alternate
days. He Is hitting terrific ball. but
Hoylake is built more for direction tbsn
for distance that isn't accompanied by
control.
If Evans, Ouimet and Jones meet II
civil strife it will be a toss UP.
The reserve strength with Fowum.
Guilford, Wright, Platt and Hunts,
should make good headway, and one 81
them in the easier side Of the brachst
might we'll work his way to the fnsi
frame. There is no medal play herr,
They plunge into an eighteen. .hols
match play test right off the bat and
then battle through two matches a day
until the thirty six hole final. Tbk
two match "a day test, at eighteen
holes each, is much more narrowing
affair than the daily thirty six hole test
called for in the American champion.
ship. For woe aud anguish await tbs
golfer who gets away badly over the
short route. Especially II he has ths
out of bounds habit on course with
seven Of these penalizing stations-avs
on the first nine and two as he comes
to the finishing holes.
ENVANS and Ouimet have old scores b
~ settle, but Bobby Jones faces 4
fresh start. They are all three play
ing well enough to win almost snx
championship, but things sometimes
happen differently when weather condi.
tions verge to the stormy and the touf-
nament gets under way.
COPYRIGHT. 1891. All rloh.s rsssrpsS
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE
Amber at Chestnut Hill. Doylestown at
Lansdslo souderton at Conshohocken.
PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Willow Grove at Glenside. wyndmoor at
Hatboro. Southampton at Fort Washington.

INDUSTRIAL AMATEUR LEAGUE
- Supplies. .Biddle Hardware at Hchlteld.
sonFalisr al aarrsaa 2 SAFETY "TshHi goiisr wePE %
seventeenth and Indiana avenue: Packard
fsF al ass spaS Sre. S.a Sor,h
east Manual High field. Twenty-ninth and
Somerset streets
PHILA. MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE
L'Esstt 4 Myers at p1i, PsEEAin ssnS; Second
tario street; Commercial Truck at c. W.
at Sa Saf ff ss snd
wood avenue; Western Union, ut ID. @. Budd.
Twenty-ninh and Clearheld streets.
DELAWARE COUNTY LEAGUE
Morton at Clifton Heights Media at Rock
daIe. Upland at Lansdowne.
MAIN LINE LEAGUE
Narberth at Wayne. Berwyn at Bryn
Mawr. Highland Park at Ardmore.
BURLINGTON COUNTY LEAGUE
Bordentown at Florence. Beverly at Roeb-
ling. Burlington at Riverside.
CAMDEN COUNTY LEAGUE
WSodbHry Ht PSysbo,o sTsSSsboro at
21ST WARD CHURCH LEAGUE
81. Tim9thy at 81. Albany. Rex avenue
nut ass eSs Of Rdse othasS
Episcopal at Fourth Reformed. Seville street
sast stSt q RIDGE RoI6orough BsDtis, at Mount
Presbyterian at Leverington presbyterian.
Hermitage and Lawnton streets
BELL TELEPHONE LEAGUE
Eag!pment VS.. Norristown at Twenty-nfnth
CONSTRUCTION VS. vs.. Motor Vehicles at Maple
Grove,
HslnseIiGg at Camden. "
Western Electric at General Offices. Twen-
ty-Ninth and somersets streets.
NORTH HILA ELPHIA CHURCH
LEAGUE
ST. Paul at St. Michael. watsrvisw REQ
-, East Baptist at Erie. Fifth street and
Mennonite at Lehisb. Nedro avenue and
Grace at Leveripxton. Lawnton and Hermi-
tage streets,
RED MEMS LEAGUE
Section "a"
Manaluing at Eyota.
Ongwee HonVwee at Schuylkill.
fonah at Mushkoka. -
Section 'B''
Sapna at Aztec,
Totem at Norristown.
Tongoe at Wichita,
Mandam at Wlnnewa.
della. RIVER INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Union Petroleum at National Aniiins.
DELAWARE RIVER LEAGUE
Bash's at N. J. Barber. wilsonviiis at
American Bridge. De Laval at Lambert
Vile
DELAWARE COUNTY LEAGUE
Morton at Clifton Heights. Media at Rock
dale. Upland at Lansdowne.
INTERBoRoUGH LEAGUE
Folsom at Glenoiden, Baldwtn's at Sharon
Hill. SwArthmore at Prospect Park.
DELAWARE COUNTY LEAGUE
Bethel at Tanguay. Ogden at Chadd's
Ford VILLAGE Green at Lima,
sEMI-PRo GAMES
Girerd Field Club at NATIVITY. Ontario
and 8slgradsl Atrsstz.
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MADONNA ENTERED IN
35-MILE RACE TONIGHT
Lawrence, Bedell and Cory Other
Starters at the Drome

Lawrence, BeoeIl ana Sorry otneT
Starters at the Drome
Viucenzo Madonna, whose sensational
squirt in the last mile Of the thirty mile
race on Thursday night gave him a vie
tory over George Wiley by but 100
yards, again will be starter in the
motor paced grind at the Point Breeze
Nelobrome tonight. This event will be
over a thirty FIVE mile distance and
there will be four pedal pushers to an
swer the crack of the pistol.
Percy Lawrence, of Frisco. finished
so strongly in tho opening nights race
that he was made an added starter for
this evening. The other entrants are
Menus Bcdell, of America, and Frank
Cory, the Australian biker.
Willie Spencer, one Of the leading
American sprinters, will compete in the
cne- mile professional race against Jake
Magin.
The usual three amateur races also
are on the program. The Harris broth
ers, Frank and George; George Pltter-
son, Jake Smith and Ben Campbell are
some of last seasons simon -pures who
will ride again this season.
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Results Of BlIou Bouts

Amateur matches were held at the Bieu
Theatre last night. In the l06-pound class
Young Joe Mendeii beat Battling Herman'
Young Roy Nelson whipped Frankie C9lwsn,
Francis O'Nei won from Frankie Baks
Spider Kelly outfought Pitcher Enright ana
Johnny Adams outpointed Harry Hilllgsn
Scoop Devenney stopped Lew Reach In tns
second round OF a 120-pound contest sna
George Jones defeated Russell Satereed. ~
a 140-pound bout Harry Kid Baker oea'
Harry Fleck.
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Chuck WIgsIns Awarded Decision

Detroit. Mlch.. May 2l.-Chuck Virgins.
OF Indianapolis won newspaper decision
over TED Block Michigan middlewelght
champion. in ten lively rounds here. Block
was kept on the defensive during most OF
the bout: Wiggins weighed 165 pounds and
Block 100.
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Tioer InfieIder on for Portland

Detroit. May 2l.-sam Hale. utility in
fielder, has been released by the Detroit
Americans 10 the Portland Club. Of the Pa.
on tho Texan shortly after the season
opened. but the Chicago White Sox de-
cined TO pass him up until a few days ago
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heavily on his opponents body. These blows
atterward had their effect. as the local boy
had no trouble In scoring. points enough 70
win. He opened up bad cut above Scan
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Smith and Greb Draw

New Orieans. La, May 21.-Jen Smith,
Of Rayonne, " j., and Harry 0reb, OF
Pittsburgh, fought ffteen POUNDS to a draw
here. smith scemed to have landed ma
hkht, io-lnis- oppoaent4most. of.-thsss Alma.
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Independent Baseba all Results

T!eisher. o; Madison stars. 2.
HhaiEtSn. HIiiSain. 4 y, yineIsnd. .sIsn. /.
Nativity. 8; Lincoln Giants, o.
superintendent. 4i NJ. W.. o. P. r. r.
Frankford. Is, CauowhiI. 1. Up. r. t.
Raeapet Club. II: Troop A. o. Unterclub
League).
Northeast Realtors. ii, Kensinston Trust,
Phlladelphia Trust. !; Federal Reserve. 4.
Fifth Battalion, 5; Firse Battalion. 4.
baldwin A. A., ii, Hoover A. Csc
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Pal Moore and Epstein Break Even

Terro Hsute. Ind, May 21.-Pal Moore.
OF Memphis. Tenn. and solly Epstein. OF
Indianapolis. boxed ten fast rounds to a
draw here. in the opinion OF newspaper
men present.
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What May Happen
In Baseball TOday
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies. 4, st. Louis, 3.
New York, 10; Chicago, q.
Cincinnati, ); Boston, (,
Pittsburgh, 8; Brooklyn, Q.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland. 10; Chicago g.
Chlca<o. o; New York, B.
Detroit, 12. Boston, Q.
st. Louis, 81 Washington, I.
ToDAYs SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ST. Louis at PHILADELPHIA.
ChicaEo Mt New York.
Cincinnati vt Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics at Cleveland.
Now York at ChicaIo.
Boston Mt Detroit.
Washington at 81. Louis.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
Reading, 4; jersey City, 8.
Bath nore, 81 Newark, o.
Rochester, 4; Syracuse. 3.
Toronto. Z; Buffalo, o.
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lack Kearns Is Shre1ud MANAGER

HEN training for the Willard battle Jack Kearns his
s % ' anu "0"
% and kept sSn s He also @ feared d H,s5S'
1 sSsss % ca: % a1 and is @ the 9ps o and Then vSSa SsS
% n 1aa es s s t.s @ ! @ s fs 4 the other end would say
that to big boy. Anoth.:
field
Willard.
w Seaae he wa. looking the the
o s day ssm e @ . % sr and and % % in os pn
s
that curious $ % wearing Ing h own s m were closely 'n1ed
Willard fen 3 for t5s. of st. and that he reason for pulling it.
everybody it Thsore will annoyed.
~a'eA there ''ss tricks 0ah' used
ON THURSDAY the
Cardinals BY count Of when Bvo LbGurveau pulled snod
they to vim md m have mua.
phi have
up Jimmy Ring roo,ts on first and
lead After ss ba ssesd Sa
ss. ns s Engagement s IN the general d''" of kss''" and the PAis'
for tho SundsP e 5 $ wSs ssfs f
that Phi licked
II; It :dsss' s included Tessass
n tss, aad the Clubhouse @ " the
IN ADDlT1oy to no' the only iDfHer the big ~ho
speouoies troted be exhibited His
Toporoer, and he grounded out the batting for
WrestLng q Great Sport
vo DATE indication wrestling
the world will be- but the chances
little figuring Of
since stanisus zbyszko cOppd the honors only the other
Zbyszko remarkable athlete Approximately
s against the % best he @ 5 t @ t Sa s @ % ho % % little sDffs Hn Po"
The wrestling If don't believe
gets n
finds his interfering with the sight
At least used to be in the days when Frank
police dogs hanging around onen
occasionally when they broke somebody's
Then the days, Hughey Jennings said o
RUT ro"-@"o are different The boring promoters oHweH
~r'nkse' from some of these "restIn0
Interest Not Alo,Ued to Lag
EI don't allow the title to rest the dome of champion
i a his
Since Gh retired the title holders have
and the Snowman methods used putting the
when Cadok the tide publicity to grind
billed the wondenan with hundred
and they fixed little
stchrs scissors hold into the pink color
crowd
back vaudeville for entertainment instead
Ia a wrestling box Office
along and had
him Caddock show that he was as good stecher
there Of of
old Stan Zbyszko who still mighty good wrestler probably far
Lewis Then they turned him each
sthsr and Zbysnko the title. ~
hs zbysko, big probably g ios
ys the ryb: of until they need him again All
10 and Barnum was right
"a 6opknot
~ eveafag Vithout his hair.
copvrOht 1881 W Public Ledger Co.
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OF LITTLE LEAGUE
AND SEMI-PRO BALL TEAMS

r,E Easton a. Flei'her. Twenty-six,h and
Ridge avenue 0Gs and Park 'nSGye prIye Iron Works.
New York Ship at Stetson, Fourth and
Phiiadeiphia Police a, strawsr,d.. a
cl1thier; sixty-third and Walnut streets.
LII Bros, at Logan A. A. Eighteenth
commerce Club at Mulberry A. c., Mar
garet and Dittmen streets.
smiaS Gap knights @Professionals @ az George w.
street and Elmwood avenue. ''''S-'''0n'n
aftS mea;sSn alison, a; G at Mount Moriah. Sixty.
and Erie avenue. ''i'o'
atlantic Refining at Eddystone,
Fiftieth street and Chester avenue
brookdale at Media. Sixtieth and Oxford
West Side. of Camden, at arenioch. N. +
! Philadelphla and Reading A. A. at Ford
henaig; Seventh street and Tabor road.
ninth street aTicHsy snd %htS1 sGn at Fifty
TTsntydfth street and snyder sgreisnsh svshu. Ward
Hunting avenues. anu
q Ocean City at Tioga. Eighteenth street
ana Hunting Park avenue.
fhiladelphia Travellers at Bartram parL
stetson Travellers at Fox Motor co Co, ex. Sew.
ehth GsSm street and Grange avenue.
Arrow Chh a. a - at Girard College.
rcrsSlsh Jewish World at Be Paul Catholic Club.
pan W. asehus ana Cottman street.
Spruce streets. e'h anu
rnIrtEaHy., Fidelity and n, Casualty Co. at Haywood
Cuban All-stsrs at Bridesburg' Richmond
ana Orthodox streets. ''u
Manayunk at Audubon,
Gloucester. MONMOUTH. OF
-, Pennsyiyania Giants at Camden c,,v
HOPES To%nsend snd i'SS North SSrndnn PS1iJs, =,
Aberfoyle double header5. "'''eS' AZ
Paterson silk Box at Hillside
KSSTisnd A; A. at Cheltenham A. A.
South South Philadelphia Hebrew Association a,
stenton Field Club. Chew and Pieasan
SUNDAY GAMES
Interclub League
c,pS mS9cGqes Club vs. Philadelphia Cricket
germantown c. c. VS.. Fourth Street Club
Princeton Club VS.. Second c,tv rroo, -.
Wgnnewood Troop a. bye. A'oop' AZ
"a baltimore pi,n Drydoeks at Nativity, Ontario
Ahberfoyle at Fieisher. Twenty-.lxtb and
s.SsIa ESssS RsiifSssiDAla All. Gray. a. Ea.ton. Pa.
Thirty;ntth and Clesrfeld streets A. A.
North Philsdelphia at Haywood. Thirty.
hrst and Dickinson streets. '"'S-
J. 4 j. Dobson at BridesburK. RIchp,ona
and Orthodox streets. i'chhond
;, ;Gssrdinsten F. G: at Jewish World. Thirty.
Fox MotoIcar at swedeland. Pa.
Fleisher Travellers at lIuntIns ru.,
and Hunting Park avenues S'ai's'a
Glmeel Bros; at Paradise Field clnh
Thlrtieth ana Clearneld streets. u''
thompson 4; A. at Sherwood, F1fty.nintb
Morton at Delco, OF Darby
Roxboroush A. A. at Media A. CT.
tieth and Oxford streets. 49, 49, Dix
Indiana ProfessionAlsyat Glen Social. Geo.
s Commeroe Club at Harrison Safety RoiIsr
Seventeenth street and Indiana ayenus o"er'
Ward. Twenty-ffth street and Snyder avn
nue.. e'o-
Atlantic Refining at Mckinley.
Hilldsla at Patterson Silk Sox
Municipal Court at Thirty-fourth Ward
Seyentisth street and Lansdowne avenue
soqdsrton at stsnton Field Club, Chew
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Kid Williams a Winner

yaeburgh. Pa. sfay 21.--Kid Williams
lxyn, ogtpointss Patsy scanlon. OF Pitts:
V44h IN ten rounds here. soanlon boxed
Sod, ssS & iss = sn2 asli sSsss
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JACK AND GEORGES
HAVE OWN IDEAS IN
PREPARING FOR BOUT
Carpenter Bars Public From, His Training Camp and
So Does Dempsey-Those Who Haven't Got the
Price of Admission
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL

with Carpenter
charged his bills without
NJ anxious public
closed gntescOsed
admission
been completed First the ticket Offices
buita
last Of the Now ready for the
profitable
q possible three
keeps fockso of wolves the door.
will
Perhaps Georges will
training period Jim Corbe told
metha Mitchell
Jacksonville 1891 Money could long those days too
be all. He will
of fight bugs who insist shaking his hand until he yes
will
feel he has
If he with his
he will do he can all
Dempsey be partners and
urnstes clicking but
6 r. numerous, the boxer should
a publicity
- nhdasett In oLamnh Erenchnn
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II six straight when they travel TO Chester
10 oppose the strong Aberfoyle Club. Jimmy
Hunter will start Bobby MAR. the former
Quaker City Rubber star, on the mound and
viii also have Estein In reserve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-21

Eddie williams Palmyra -Riverton outht
Will tourney TO the Monmouth grounds at
gloucester tomorrow. Williams will have
an all-star lineup and Monmouth and De
home club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-21

The strong Easton aggregation will make
their frst appearance IN this city at the
Fieisher Field at Twenty-sixth and Wharton
streets In the list OF names sent Manager
Ed i.usk by the visitors appear several
former big leaguers Tomorrow afternoon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-21

The Sphas will be the attraction this after
noon at Stenton Field Club Chew and Pleas
ant streets while the champion Soudertor
outAt, OF the Montgomery County League
will be played Saturday.