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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
You Won't Surprise
Her, You'll Please Her
because she expects
silk stockings from
Curtis Browns

Christmas gift for which amount of dupli-
cation makes less welcome-Phoenx Hosiery, both
silk and WOOL is in great demand usual. Silk, of
course for the many parties and dances Of the holiday
season. and WOOL not only sports but for street
with oxfords after the attractive fashions of
the day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11

A RE Al BARGAIN-ilO. 900; Single, O-room
house. every improvom, nj; square TO sta
ton: large lot INN ediate po4srssIyn; eayy
financing. WM T. y. ROBERTS & son,
Genside, Pa, Phone OFontz 0S9
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
ROSIYS

,T0DERT 3-story property and acres
sarage for cars; chicken house. pond;
TIOGA REALTY co.
nth and Erie ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11

NEDIA-S-room home, h..w. heat, cleo.
gas laundry large lott near sta. Cham
bers B9V j.
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- MOUNT POCONo

HENRYVILLE, PA, - FnrnI.L.,-,--
for June and July. $3.50; refnrio iounsaow
9hanged; Apply 814 Fourth sVehces ave. Ns ex.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11

NEW modern cottage, 1901 Atlantic ave.
100 feet from ocean; all new furniture;
10 rooms. bedrooms. baths: open for
inspection Sunday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
GIESSIDE
MEDIA

WE ARE OFFERING several desIrabI,
properties in this section. for rent FUR.
niShud during summer months Call today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
AUDUBON

STUCCO HOUSE, 7 rooms and bath; lot ~.
$50 or m-Ic; lawn. shrubbcry, fruit a 90
barries, Thomas Carlson, Menonrh, n, J"u
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

FOR SALE, CHEAP-Up-to-dato chicken and
squad farm; concrete brooder house. hotS
water heat also concrete henhouse, ca
racity 1900: large incubator also, capacity
Of 1900; 10-room modern house. electric
seen to be appreciated. woodbine Poultry
Farm, Croydon. Bristol Pa, X. +. d. No ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
SEASIDE PARK

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. cd and Ocean
aves.; overlooking ocean; fully furnished.
DRBBY q EVANS 1907 Lincoln Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
R. E.-SALE OR EXCHANGE

BROOMALL4-Some one is looking for this
old Colonial stone mansion, with vines.
old shade, shrubbery. lawn and acreage:
the house has, been remodeled has steam
heat. electric light, 3 open ireplaces, bed
rooms, 9 attics; large barn: garage; 80
acres or less: possession: mile from West
YocuM & POWERS CO. 90 S. 18th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
VIRGINIA FARMS
Virginia Grain and Stock Farm

One of the finest dairy. stock and grain
IA rms in Virginia. elegantly located wonder
fully developed: superbly located: the best
rooms, modern baths perfect condition;
managers dwelling: 4 other dwellings,; mod
ern: private stables: large stock and hay
barn; silos: smiths shop equipped special
hay barns; orchards; 10 minutes drive city;
this ia one OF the best developed money
making large farms In virginia; S15 acres;
600 highly productIye; in addition to being
q real farm value i Is a wonderful landed
ment, crops; $4,000; very attractive terms;
the best real estate value in the South:
INNER, Country Department. Richmond,
virginia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
CYNWND
ELKINS pARK

7; large porch. screens. AWNINGS iaru,
lawn, ole shade, garage privilege for 1 car
Phone Cynwyd 1913 W
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auHH "a & 2o so. 40TH ST. 'a1I

6TLE-Woodbine ave W. 83d St, Overbrook
IL rooms 2 baths, central heat; pOss. July
ab Geo L. Parker. 1897 Ghestnut q. .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11

TIOGA, 1913 y. Park ave.---A very desirable
house, in elegant lOCa., continuing TO rear
street, with garage privilege; 3-story, porch
10 rms, hOt-water heat, elec, light l!vlng
hall; hardwood floors lst and "a floors; $4,000
was recently spent on this property Inspsc
any time. q. G. WOrster, 1904 Germantown
REDUCED TO $1,000: MUST SELL
3724 n. 18th St; 2-story porch, modern. up
to-the-minute home; possession.
fACLANE. Gi8 Walnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11

VERY ATTRACTIVE. club and boathouse q
Avalon, N. j.; bath. electric lights; open
hreplaces, etc.; bargain.
SAMUEL NJ. GAYLEY. 1900 Pine ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11

NINE ROOM frame dwelling; all conv.ni-
Cncesi nno location: large grounds! SS6nnn
RORERT T.. RANKIN. Glenn ave. ''''o'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
43 Acres on Church Road
ARLINGTON

ABINGTON-We have large list Of at
tractIve houses from $4,000 up: send for
our list and state about the price YOU want
to pay and number of rooms required
II. {. WILLIAMS. Abingdon. Pa
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ARDNInRR
BU RHOI.NIE
E1KINS PARK

NEW and secondhand modern homes also
up TO the minute bungalows and many
choice bungalow s;.s. Henry ]. Tunstaii
lMnN COttman
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
THREE-STN twin, 25xiT0; h,-w heat, el
Sl2 600. good oc Ruetor, 1903 W, TiC
OAK LANE

rooms, bath. hot-water heat, laundry, cleo
trio lights, glass and screened inclosed
porch ga Kitchen Gear garage: lot 2OXi9b.
with . street fronts; bargain for quick pur-
chaser. Lashner Sagan, 4O5 W. Girard
ave.
OAK LANE S25 eOh aye;@Mew 2stSSry Sry
place dining room, kitchen maids room
and pantry on first floor, rPoms and bath
on second floor; hOt-wateT hEat, hardwOo-
floors, sun parlor; detached lgaTage; terms
S5D1sngfd' S6ms sf HARRY C. WELL}Eh' 1885 Rus
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
AIDlN

AN ESTABLISHED community. with every
city convenience: only 80 min. from city
Hall via Market 81. subway and IA mir via
$3.50. buy now and save money OLIVER s
KEELY & CO, 1870 Main st. Manayunk
DESIRABLE brick dwelling. 10 rooms, con-
trolley. H. W. STEPHENS. Primos Pa, "''U
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TACOSY
TIOCiA

81 ACRES - River-rront property; factor,
location. J. II. CURRIER. 1907 LongshorSS
st, Tacuny.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
RTTIEDGE
BUNGALOW. l3 ROOMS
WYNCOTE
,sYLvANIA--suBURnAN

All stone. baths. hot-water heat, etc. store
nrenlaGe: garage; poultry house: orchard etc
PETERS SON.G0s CHESTNUT ST. ,PHII,A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
PEN FIELD
Ridley PARK

FIK sALE--On Chester pike; N, new y, Groom
orr' 1isn building sites on easy terms; act
,uick; take car on Chester plkSS' get on az
S,ttnGay all dav Ask Tor Mr.. Thomas
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L.aWSDALE

BUNGALOWS Tesu,ar homes! TO cssS sS9dnSss %s
b,,y fTHm Tlans, save 20 per cent; ready Aus
* SIX rooms. bath. modern every PlTSGf PalTTIGSqf57
Rt'iT,DING CORR, G316 Rising sun ave.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
PENNsYLvANIA sUpJiRn,y-
MOORE

wELaSFVRM,ssED PGraS sRsTy HOUSE aFso 5cio.,
lot i5ox15o; blocks from station age, &c. corner
service; from @ June 10 to October 500 IT, sin train
Walnut 1902. fhiIa. Phone
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
D1gan-Martin to Fight
Last Wind-Up at Keystone

Keystone Field Club will give It's
weekly athletic and musical enter
tainment on Friday evening in Pyth-
ian Castle. The club intended that
last weeks affair should be the hnal
Of the season but numerous requests
from the followers OF boxing, for an
other entertainment. caused a
change in the plan. This week the
fans will have an opportunity Of wit
Messing several new faces. The
windup promises TO be the best OF
the season. bringing together
Toughey Dugan. OF Port Richmond,
and Joe Martin, OF the Keystone
Field Club. Dugan needs no intro
ductlon TO local fans. as his three
fights with Battling Barnes are still
fresh in the memory OF the local
fans. on his last appearance here
Martin stopped X. o. Brummell In
five rounds. although Toughey Ia a
very good man. Martin promises to
give him the surprise OF his life
next time out
Joe is training daily at the Key
stone Club and will be In hne shape
on Friday Dugan is training at
Jack O'Brien's health studio, in
Philadelphia.
The senri-final also looks like
classy boxing. II brings here new
face In Jimmy willis. OF Philadei-
Evening journal., 1921-06-15

phia He is bound to ind rough
sailing when he answers the bell
against the hard-hitting Mickey
Morris. Mickey Is in very good
shape. having been training every
day at the Keystone Field Club.
Mickey's hands are in good shape
this week. DR.. II. G. Buckmaster
having treated them since last FRI
day.
The main preliminary brings to-
gether Battling Barnes and Joe Rich
erts. OF Camden, n. j. In Richerts
the battler Is meeting the best man
he ever faced In this city.
The second bout brings together
Bucky McGinnis. OF Keystone, and
Willie Tasker. Of South Philadelphia.
Tasker has been meeting the best
bantam weights around Philadelphia
during the present season, with much
success.
The opener introduces Kid Boots
OF the 81. Hedwig's A. A., TO Pythian
followers. His opponent will be
Johnny Traub. OF Chester. who al
ways makes good here. Although
Kid Boots defeated Johnny Cleary
on Monday evening. he will fnd
Traub a different proposition.
The club will aot take second
collection. The show will start al
s45. Charles Dawson will referee.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
TWO CLASSES GET
DIPLOMAS TONIGHT

Commencement exercises OF 81.
Paurs and st. Anne's Parochial
schools viii be held in these schools
iais evening. Al st. Paurs School
rs pupils viii receive certificates for
perfect attendance. while 25 will re-
ceive certificates for penmanship.
Fifteen graduates in the CONNER
cial class will be~awarded diplomas.
Several OF the graduates win receive
cwards for proficiency in various
tronches. together with a prize Of
fered by the pastor. the Rev. Thomas
r. Waldron, TO the commercial erad-
untes for general excellence through
cut the term
In accordance with the wishes OF
the graduates. the pastor will make
the baccalaureate address.
The exercises at St Anne's will be
featured by the children singing
Better BE Good
Miss Marie Comfy. one OF the
graduates, viii sing a solo. A piano
trio win be played by Theresa Lynch.
Agnes Monigle and Mary McDon-
rell. a duet by Walter Early and .Jo-
seph Toy. a duet by Margaret Brad
ley and Anna Braunhammer and a
trio by Mary Lynch. Marie Comfy and
Helen McGonigle.
The graduates are Miss Margare,
Cummings. Miss Marie Comfy. Miss
Elizabeth Fitzharris. Miss Mary
Biakely. Miss Margaret Doueherty
and Miss Mary Kcnncdv Affar
Blakely will have the salutatory
while Miss Fitzharris will be valedic-
torian.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
BALL PLAYERS AT
BIER OF G. B. MOORE

The funeral Of George B. Moore.
the 23-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles x. Moore. 1705
Lancaster avenue. who was fatally
injured in an automobile accident
on Saturday afternoon at the inter-
section OF Boxwood and Backwood
roads. took place from his parents
home yesterday afternoon
Tho funeral was attended by a
large number Of relatives and friends
including members Of the Five
Points baseball team. OF which
ton baseball club and other athletic
Moore was a member. the MARSHALL
organizations.
The funeral was IN charge OF the
Rev. Charles c. Earle. OF Bethany
BAPTIST Church, OF which the young
man was a member.
The pail bearers were Frank
c. Bristow, Edward ]. LaIley
and William B. Hickman. three OF
his former chums. and Fred NJ. Gas
sert, George Tinsman and Harry
Maxwell. members OF the Five Points
baseball team.
The floral offerings were numer-
GUS. tributes being received from
. many OF his neighbors, from the
Five Points baseball team. the Sub
urban League. the Marshallton base
. BAN team. the Lorraine baseball
team. siiverbrook baseball team,
Five Points Civics Association, and
other organizations.
Interment was in Lombardy Gene
tery.
Moore is survived by his father
Charles X. Moore. his mother, Mrs
Annie L. Moore. and three sisters
Mrs. Leroy Faivre and Miss Susar
Moore. OF this city. and Mrs. Name
G. Carper. OF Coatesviile, Pa
Many relatives from the lower
part OF the State and Maryland at
tended the funeral including Mrs
Mary Hall and Mrs. Eva Hall, oi
Newark, Del, Mrs. Robert NJ Nor.
rison. of St Georges. Mrs. Lizzie
Legg and Mrs. Julia Holden. Of Cen
trevine, Nd, and others.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
SUN WARPS ALTERS
OF MOOSE CROWD

Sun on. leaders in the Delaware
River Industrial League, continued
to show their class. when they de-
feated the speedy Moose combination
OF Chester at Marcus Hook yesterday
by the score OF TO 1.
The lone tally OF the antlered
bunch came in the frst frame, and
it looked as II this would be enough
but the sun boys came through In
the lucky seventh. three successive
singles and two walks giving them a
pair OF runs and the contest. Both
Callaghan and Fullerton pitched
good ball. but the latter had the bet
ter OF the argument. allowing but
one safe blow. An error and over
throw caused the chalking up Of the
run against him. Elliott, at second
accepted eight chances without a
slim Ccore.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15

sey's training quarters. out near the
end OF the Boardwalk.
Some fans have razzed Dempsey
for picking out a congested place
like Atlantic City while others
panned Carpenter for going into Sc
clusion at Manhasset.
I found that Dempsey, despite the
fact that ne has planted his camp in
the country's pisyspot. has almost
as much seclusion Al. the challenger.
A high board fence surrounds the
two houses that comprise the Demp-
sey headquarters on two sides. on
the others stretches an immense
aviation field, providing plenty OF
room for road work. This. also IL
fenced IN. The arena in which Jack
boxes daily is reached through a
door in the fence only a few feet
from Jacks own front porch.
It's distinctly understood that
Dempsey's house Is for Dempseys
use alone. The others don't even
bother the champ on the front porch
Of his home unless it's by Jack
own invitation. He's as much in
seclusion here as IL he were 10000
miles away from the Boardwalk.
But there is no hilarity, no bar
Der shop quartets." no rowdyism
The word has gone out that this
fight Is business" and that the
champ can't be bothered by any
rough house.
Copyright 1921 by Newspaper
Enterprise).
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
TIGERs HAIT sOX.

Wilmington Tigers proved OF
championship calibre when they de-
feated the fast-going Camden Black
Sox last night to 4.
The game was featured by the bat
ting Of Faulkner, who connected for
a brace Of doubles. and the pitching
OF Walker who famed IA OF the Sox.
The Tigers will play the second game
of a series with the Wilmington
Giants 10 decide the coiored cham
pionship Of the State. Monday after
noon at Harlan Field as part Of a
Paul Laurence Dunbar Lodge OF
Eiks.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
NITCHIE ON EDGE
FOR BLACK S0X

'Tnkie" Nitchie win be on the rub
Der when Parkside faces the Balti-
more Black sox at Harlan Field to-
morrow. Nitchie held the sox hitiess
and runless in their last appearance
here and they viii be back for re-
venge.
Manager Wintrup with the excep-
ton Of pitching choice VIM Use IN,
same combination which defeated
South Side Eden last Saturday. Macs
NOVEL; will do the receiving and thl
inheid will be covered by Wolfe
Russ Smith, Underwood and McNin
The outergardens viii be guarde
by Ike Smith. Glenn and Booth.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
GoLDFY FIELD DAY

Alumni and students OF Goidoy
College will unite In holding a neld
day az Rockford Tower on Saturday.
The following program has been ar
ranged: Giris-basebar game. Ac-
counting Department dupont Com
pany Va. Goldey All stars Mems
human wheeibarrow race; Women's
50-yard dash; Mems clown boxing
match; Women's baseball throw
Free-for-all hoop race Prizes will
be awarded the winners
All friends OF the college and OF
the Alumni arc invited TO attend and
20 bring supper.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
HOMER RECORDS
PLENTY FOR RUTH

There are only two home-run REQ
ords which still defy the prowess OF
Babe Ruth-that for hitting homers
In one game and the mark for ciout-
ing four-baggers in one inning.
Bobby Lowe. OF the old Boston Ma
tionals. and Ed Delehanty, OF the
Philadelphia Nationals. hold the rec
ord for hitting homers in a game.
with four each.
Lowe got four circuit smashes.
two in one inning, and a single of
Chamberlain, OF the Reds, at Boston
on May 80, 1894 Hitting homers
In that little bandbox park was COM
paratively easy.
Delehanty got four homers and a
single on Adonis Terry in Chicago
on July 10. 1895. Delehanty wns
the old phototype OF Ruth Ruth
has yet TO make two homo runs IN
one inning. But he already holds
records a-plenty, as follows;
4. Fifty-four home runs for n season.
2. Seven home runs In hvc successive
games.
:. Three home runs IN thrcc suc-
ccssive times at bat-Juno f2
and Il.
4. f2s home runs for his major
league career.
5. Greatest number Of home runs
with bases fillcd In one scason-
four, In 1919.
@. Eight games In which he hit two
home runs-in 1890.
7. Greatest number OF home rum
hit on any pitcher BY oz>s zznz,--
10, on Dams
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
MINOR .RUTHsv FIzzLE

Hitting home runs in the minors
and in the big show is a horse OF a
different color.
Frank Brewer, who hit 22 for
Reading in the International League
last year. has garnered but one cir
cult smash for Washington so far.
Everette Yaryan garnered a total
of Al with the Wichita club in the
Western League in 1920. He hasn't
registered once in a White sox uni
form.
The pitching pace up here" is
some different than II was down
there" -,..s....
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
BREAKS ANKLE
IN BALL GAME
Two Dover Players Injured
in Contest With
Millsboro
SUSSEX COUNTY
BOYS WIN EASY
special 70 The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. June is. - Miilsboro
easily defeated Dover yesterday by
the score OF 10 1. During the con
test. two Of the Dover players were
injured and forced to retire from the
game.
In the seventh inning. Hutchinson.
running for spaid. slid into second
and broke a small bone in his ankle.
In the eighth. drive from Sharp
ley's bat hit Jones on the knee-cap.
and he was carried off the field. The
ball bounded to right field and
Sharpley made two bases on Il.
Jones pitched an excellent game
for the visitors, and his teammates
fattened their batting averages on
the local pitchers. securing fourteen
hits on Collins in seven and one
third innings, and two on Case IN
one and one-thtrd innings The
score-
Evening journal., 1921-06-15

Connie Mack has upset the dope
again.
He hasn't taken the frst step TO
ret out Of the cellar. but he u run
ming a home-run show OF his own.
second only to the famous slugging
Babe Ruth & Co.
Yet all the home-running his kids
are doing cant bulge him from the
bottom OF the heap.
Including games played up to June
10. the Athletics had soclxed out
Just "a home runs. just one less than
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
FACULTY KNOWS
OLD GAME, TOO

The Wilmington High faculty
showed the Seniors they could teach
them something else beside the
scholastic stun when they defeated
the graduating class IN their annual
ball game at Baynard Field yester-
day by the score Of ~ TO s.
AL the old stunts and some new
ones we're introduced by the Profs.
while the Seniors had little chance
10 show anything. whiting before
the torrid ainging OF Richards He
allowed but fve scattered hits.
/ Keck's circus stop OF Parvis
grounder and Browns grandstand
snatch Of Frances high ny wers
features uncailed for by the pro.
program.
"Heinle" Snyder gave his usua
Honus Wagner exhibition OF knock
ing down hot grounders and base
running.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15

were practically unknowns. The
youngster has been lighting his way
up the scale until he is now eligible
10 meet the top notchers OF his di-
vision.
Moran's chief claim on kayo fame
came with his quick knockout OF Joe
Eeckett He did the Job almost as
quickly as Georges Carpenter.
This victory made him the hero of
all London His famous MARY
Ann" punch was the talk Of Eng
land for months afterward.
The Pittsburgher has been prom
ised a match with Carpenter late
this year.
Moran n 81 and weighs z05
pounds. Martin is % and scales 100.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15

BY Newspaper Enterprise.
Kayo meets kayo when Bob Mar
tin, a. f. f. heavyweight champion.
end Frank Moran. the freckle-faced
Pittsburgh slugger. meet in a Is
round bout in New York. on July l..
The soldier fighter has stamped
his kayo wallop on fifty opponents.
The fight which won the A r. r.
title. on July 4. 1919. and crowned
him as the greatest fighting man
among 100000 fighting men. was
hts 24th knockout He delivered II
IN Just 81 seconds.
Since that time he has fattened
his batting average. which even sur
passes that OF Jack DempsaSps As.
However. many OF hiS>opponents
Evening journal., 1921-06-15

Man o. War is going 70 try a
comeback on the running track.
That's the plan OF Louis Feustel.
trainer OF the greatest horse OF all
times"
The Mahubah colts worlds rec
ord for the mile was recently lowered
one-hfth Of a~second by Audacious
at Belmont track. The new time IL
1885 3-5.
Feustel believes Man o. War Is
capable OF regaining the honor OF
running the fastest mile OF any horse
in the world.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
PINE DEFEATS sTABLER-

Pine defeated stabler in a Neigh
borhood League game last evening
10 to 2. Fay's pitching had the
Stabier's boys at bay during the
game, tanning fourteen and allowed
but three hits
V. Smith. the iashy second eacker
Of Pine, was the star Of the game,
getting four hits, one a triple and
heided his position perfectly.
The score by innings:
Stabier 80 2 o 0 % 0 o. 3 3
Pine ..2 2 1 1 3 x-1O is ?
Batteries. statler-Ward and
Haley. Pine-Fay and Query. Um-
pires-McGonigle and Farling.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
CHURCH LEAGUE.

The Church League will play a
double header tomorrow night at
Rockford Park.
Westminster meets Goodman on
Diamond, No. 1. and Grace plays
Brandywine on Diamond. No. 2.
As these teams are very evenly
matched close games are looked for.
At present Grace is leading the
1pacsue
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
Man o. War Can Stage
Real Comeback
BY DEAN SNYDER.

II Is hard for all champions who
have retired unbeaten 20 see their
records taken away.
Jim Jeffries retired a. heavy
weight champion IN 1908. Five years
later he tried comeback against
Jack johnson and was badly beaten
But Man o. war has been In re-
tirement only since last fall.
Every day ne has been exercised
on his own private track near Lex
ington. Ky.
II the horse does put on HIS nun
ming shoes again soon. he will likel,
be just as fleet az ever.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
Want On, Boys?

Down-State teams, here's
your chance for a good attrac-
ton.
sun OIL, n bunch OF clean
playing and hard-hghting ath-
lctes, leaders I'm the Delaware
River Industrial League, have
an open date for Saturday. June
25, and would like 90 fin IL with
any club on the Peninsula The
Sun boys are anxious TO take
advantage OF their league hoIi-
day and want TO travel on that
day.
Chesterfown, MiddIetown,
Odessa, Smyrna, E1lxtOn and
others. here's your chance.
Any team desiring n game for
June 20 should get I'm touch with
the Sporting Editor OF The
Evening Journal, who has been
vested with authority 20 arrange
the contest.
Evening journal., 1921-06-15
KEEP GUARDS BUSY. BOYS.

National Guards. first-half champs
Of the City League, have an open
date for Saturday, which Is play
off day on the league schedule. The
Guardsmen have all OF their games
played up to date. and would like TO
hear from any team in the State for
game on Saturday. Address all
challenges to Manager Joe Condor,
state Armory. or call phone 1921
between 7.30 a. m. and p. M, and
5S35-W after that time.