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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-31

slechnutim jmena Julianova! I!
On Jest vereinou osobou, vim
to, a yidel jsem danny lel1ati sc
ztfnule ma neho pohllzeti,
kdyz vchazel do pokoje nekte-
reho. Wy vsak jste ma smrt zde-
Sena."
Zoufalym pokusem sebrala
veSkerou syou odvahu; zasma-
la Sc - oStry, nevolny to smich
- a ulnitela Horaca, kladouc
nlu rukl IA usta. "Nesmysl y
praviIa lehkovazne. "Jako by
pan Julian Gray mel co ciniti
mym vzezfenim Jiz jest mi
lepe! Sam Sc presvedcte!'
Ohledla Sc ma neho divnym
zpasobem a vratila Sc Sc zoufa-
lou lhosteinosti k rozmluve o
sestfenci Lady Janet. ''Zaiiste,
re isem mem slysela," pravi-
la. "Jest vam znamo, re tn je
dnes ocekavan? Nestdjte zde
"a nnou -. t6zko talk k YAM
mlllti. Pojd'te sednete 81. "
Mlady muz uposlechnul 7-
diVka vSak no dosud uplne ne
uspoKojila. Oblicej jeho nepo-
zbyl vvrazu uzkosti . pre-
kvapeni. Mercy hrala svou u
lohu dale, jsouc odhodlana "a.
1uditi vsechny jeho domn6n-
Ky, ze sc obava Juliana Graye.
"Vypravujte mi 0 tom vasem
slavnem muzi," pravila, diver
ne Sc chapajic jeho ruky.
"Jak vyhlizi?"
Laskavy tento vgkon a leh-
Ky prizvuk jejiho hlasu nemi-
nuly Sc $ dcinkem ma Horace.
Tvar ieho Sc pocala vyiasiio-
vati a on lehce il odpovedel
"Pripravte Sc ma setkani S
nejneknezStei5im ze vsech kne
III" pravil. Julian Jest ztra-
cenou ovci mezi knezimi a tr-
mem ollu sveho biskupa. ka-
ze. je-li 8 to pozadan, V chra-
mech iineho vyznani. Zdraha
SC ciniti ntfoku ma kneaskou
autoritu nj kn6zskou moe
Cini dobro die sveho vlastnihc
uznani zdani Jest oddan y
ten osud, ze nikdy nepostoupi
VySe We SVEN povolani. Pravl
ze prom jest dosti vysokym pc.
stavenlm, muze-li byti arcidia
konem trpicich, dekanem hla
dovicich a biskupem chudsim
Pri vSech svych zvlastndstkacf
Jest TAX dobrym chlapikem
jakeho kdy jen stavalo. Jes
nesmirne obliben zenskeht
pohIavl. Vsechny k n6mu idol
ma radu. Pral bych 81 v6ru, a
byste i Wy tax ucinila."
Mercy zbiedla.
Go TIM minite?" tazala $
zostla.
Julian poziva povesti mu
ze, kter5& dovede premlot
vat, odvehl Horace usmf
VEN. "kdyz by on S vami pre-
mluvil, Glace, zaiiste, ze b
vas premiuyil, abyste ustanc
villa den naseho snatku. Coz {
bych pozadal Juliana, by Sc z
mne primlouval? =
Bylo 10 mlneno zertem. NJ
klidna mysi Mercyna Nldela
tom vaznou nabldkU. "On la
ucini," pomyslila 81 a nevyslo
ne zdeseni Sc il zrnocnovalC
"on tax utini, nezabranim-
mu V tom!'
Mela jen jednu prllezitos
Jedinou cestu k zabraneni t
mu, by nepozadal Horace 81
no pritele IA jeho pfimluY
bylo povoliti IIoracoVi V tor
echo 81 pral, drive nez Juli'
vstoupi do domu. polozila +
lu svou ma ieho rameno; ukr
la strasnou dzkost, i1tera
zzirala, pod pfedstiranou k
keterii, kteraz byla trapnou,
zalostnou zaroyen,
'NenIuVte nesmysl ~ pr
villa vesele. 60 Gem isme
vlastne mluvili - drive nez +
pravka nase Sc obratila k ?
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ASH "A TYDEN bude hotov
dun pro dive rodiny, ma 6 po-
koju koupelnou ma kazde po-
dlaze. Lot ie 40 pri 200 sire
vicfch a nal6za Sc blize Union
ave. v ceske osade v Mt. Plea
SAINT. Dunn je moderni, Sc vSim
pfisluSenstvlm a je stav6n jed
MIN nejlepsim ceskym stavite-
lem. Zada Sc hotov6 $1,000
a zbytek ma splatky iako ma
jem. Blizsi sd6li Jos. Krizek,
1870 Durkee Ave. q vych.
I121. ul. V Corlett. Vezmete
Union karu. IS
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PRONAJME Sc farma sc
akrech, 2 kon6, 6 kray, 2 pra.
sata, slepice, 10 alzru pRstvin,
seno, owes, slama, brambory a
hospodafske nacinl. Haste sc
II Jos. Sedivy, 1879 vych. 49.
ul., roh Hamm Ave. /?
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PRODA Sc:
PEKNE ZARfzENY croeerni a

PEKNE ZARiZENY grocerni a
reznicky obchod proda Sc neb
vymeni ga menSi dunn. Cena
$4,000 "a sklad a zarizeni. Ma
jem je ia velky Stor a pekny
byt koupelnou $500 mesic-
ne. Zde je pfilezitost pro ne
koho. The Atlas Finance Co.
5458 Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma
Mr.. Stukbauera. 12-31
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PRAVA LACE. Proda Sc novy
prav6 dostaveny ddm, hodici
sc pro jednu neb dve rodiny.
Je v mem Z velkych pokoju,
koupelna, 2 zachody, 2 garaze,
china kabinety, tvrde podlahy
q finis, vsechno nejmodern6j-
ii zarizeni. Cena $4,000, da
Sc "a pouhych S6.400, bude-li
prodal do 3. ledna aneb Sc
pronaime "a $4,000 mesicn6.
Haste sc v els. 3673 vych.
-151. I'll. z Kinsman Rd.
Is
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VZACNA PRfLEzITOST.

S5.6OO.00. - Proda Sc novy
jednorodinny ddm 6ti poko-
jich s koupelnou ma vych. 1874.
ul., 2 minuty cd Kinsman Rd.
Vezme sc lot a neco hotove. -
Bude otevren k prohl6dnuti ma
novy rok pondeli. Majetek
je v {. 13409 Lorenzo, mezi
Kinsman a Buckeye Rd.
Il
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PRODA Sc DUN o 5ti svetni-
cich S koupelnou, garaz, dlaz-
dena ulice ma Quebeck Ave.
zada Sc hotove $1,000. Nam
kupce ma mensi domek, ktery
da ma splatku druhy morkyc v
obnosu S2400. - Nam kupce,
xtery vlastni lot ma Continen-
tai Ave. a pri -castce hotove
koupi jednorodinny domek. -
Blizsi sdeli Thorn. Suchy, 1902
Beckman Ave. S. E. -?
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pRONAJNgE Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt o 6ti poko-
jich, koupelna, elektrika, MALE
"a Sc blize Broadway a vyeh.
55. ul. Haste Sc v els. 5762
Portage Ave. Is
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PRONAJME Sc move vystave-
ma reznicka Gslna. Adresa Sc
sdeli V adm. {. listu. Is
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- X q B N E
OF N A Nj K Y.
PRg,Js1E Sc;

PRIJMOU Sc masinafky a do
delavacky ma damske kabaty.
Haste Sc c. 2913 vych. 81.
ul. z Francis Ave. 1-2
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PRIME Sc mlada divka, KITE
ra odbyla skolu, do obchodu.
Haste sc V els. 1868 Fulton
Road. 12-31
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NABYTEK / KAMNA ?
druhe ruky prodava a kupuje
". sadlaFeb. AT29 Rroadway.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
Lake Charles, March IA.

Lake Charles. March IA
CONNIE MACK is spending a enjoyable spring down
~ here and has allowed his usual stern grim couhenance
relax into smile In fact he is developing wrinkles
around the instead of them. He and
happy, for he has idea that the old cellar will he
vacated this and his ball club will be in the
contenders.
For SIX years the Athletics unable finish first
IN the American League because they stymed by the
other clubs. They made history however. broke
worlds records and their deeds Of daring be found in
the sx best cellars published by the league from 1915
1920 inclusive.
Strange as il the public still has confidence
n Connie Mack True he finished last six times. but II
also be remembered that he finished first six times
Sort of fifty fifty proposition twere No other
ager has been able pull that stunt Pennans shoe
polish for Connie He either shining at the head
the foot.
His ball club this year is which might cause some
trouble By that it should win games than
last year and probably climb of eighth place 1t is
doubtful IL staggers into the first division. but
body will be satisfied in Philadelphia " it plays such
dashng daring Of ball that it under the wire
. snappy six seventh Nothing could be farer than
tnst
IT rs necessary to let ones imagination loose
1 chen doping out the chances of the 1921 edition
Of the Athletics. This IS because the ball club
Aich finished last in 1920 tciH start the 1921 derby.
Therefore, 10 can be argued that there con be NO
propemert. and for that reason. hope for the
nina
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
PENN FIVE FACES
TEST THIS WEEK.
Red and Blue Must Defeat
Dartmouth and Princeton "a
Win Cage Title
INTERCOLLEGIATE Lr,cup

The, University of Pennsylvania h.,
ketball team faces the acid test ~,
week. the last Of the IntercoIle,;..'
League. Captain Danny McNichoI anI
his coborts. to win the championsSin'
must humble Dartmouth Mt Hanovpp,
Wednesday night and Princeton q,
;I1gertown Saturday night. For ~.
league race to end in tie Dartmon.t
must win against the Red and Rluo sna
Penn must defeat the Princeton 6vo "'
A double defeat and the title goes -
Coach George Tahn's FIVE. The sdvs,'
tage is with the home teams. and Penn
followers are anything but optimistc
Princeton and Dartmouth have both
succumbed to the power Of the Red and
blue here, but what will happen vhsn
they meet abroad remains to be seen
Penn has been n good away team All
year. losing but n single game. that n
Cornell BY the margin of a point.
Dartmouth, with a team that ha,
made rapid strides from the start ot
the season. until today 1t is regarded a.
on a par with Penn. expects to win the
championship by dropping the Red ana
Blue Wednesday night. Penn can win
from Princeton. the Hanoverians sav
and then they are willing to prove that
they are the best team in the league bv
playing Penn a series of three games to
decide the championship.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
CAGE TOURNEY AT PENN
High and Preparatory Schools Start
Championship Series Toniuht

The University Of Pennsylvania
basketball tourney for high and pre-
paratory schools to decide the cham
piOnship Of the district within n radius
Of 100 miles of this city will get under
way at $3.50 tonight in Weightman
Hall. Five games will be PLAYED to-
night on the half hour, concluding at
10 80.
Thirty seven schools from three
states, Pennsylvania. New Jersey and
Delaware. have entered the tourney.
which promises from the caliber of the
teams entered to be one of the best held
in this section in many years. Ten
preparatory schools and the remainder
high schools make up the list Of en-
trants.
Tonights schedule:
March l4-Prep Temple.
St. ,Iosephs-P, T.. d. High schools-Centrai-
CpllinEswood Darby Frankford, Upper
Iarhy-Roman Catholic.
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LOCAL STARS IN RING

-Four Philadelphia Boxers TO Meet
out.of. Town Opponents Thursday
One side of the special St. Patrick
night program at the National 4. A.
Thursday night. consists of PhiladeI-
phia mttmen. They are Kid Williams,
Danny Kramer. Joe Tipltz and Harry
Kid Brown. Each of this quartet stands
out as a Philadelphia star.
William will appear in the wind =
,up lie will be opposed for the third
time In his career against rugged Knock e
out Joe O'Donnell.
Danny Kramer. boxing in the semi .
final. will clash with Earl Puryedr, OF
Peoria. H., in their third match, the
latter having won the first. fifteen e
round referee's : decision, and Dan re-
Gently winning ten round"r =
Joe Tiplitz and Gen" belmont, OF
Memphis, Tenn, pair Of SluggerS,
meet in rhe second setto. while the
opener will be between Harry kid
brown and Ralph Brady, Of Syracuse,
N 7
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Why Connie Smiles

DCT Connie thinks differently and that's the he
- is wearing the sunny smile.
Il have a young ball club. he said. and il is i'm
proving Since 1919 have been experimenting
trying hundreds of players and trying together
what believe to be a winning combination. did this
because it necessary to build from the bottom.
could have purchased old players but in that would
Therefore, made my mind to got young ball club
which could stick together for and believe
have almost done il.
by that mean have some pretty good ball players
and instead Of having eight weak positions
fll. this year have but Perhaps | might have
find for shortstop and first base. but the
other positions well taken Of. Joe Dugan is the
corking second sacker and Tiy and Frank Walker and
Welsh are high class outfeders. The pitching staf
Of the best have had and Perkins is
catcher.
when figure it you will find that the Ameri-
League shy of Young ball players There hasn't
been a youngster Of prominence break into the league
since George Ssler Just figure il for yourself and
you will find that right. The older players
getting older every and perhaps not effective They
crack time, and when they do the young ball
club will step out in front.
The White Sox bad shape this and
can't see where any of the other clubs have been
siren ngthened materially with the exception Of the
YANKEES. We have good chance 10 do something. and
unless miss my guess. will have mighty interesting
ball club.
My youngsters are showing confidence this year
playing better ball and look more like finished players
The days of experimenting for me, but will not
overlook opportunity to get the best players the
ma rket.'
4 LENGTHY stateneut Ike thi' coming f'om
n Connie Mack indeed. For years the tail
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
Brown Pocket Billiards Victor

Thomas b. Brown won the feature match
OF the third round Of the De La Sale Coun;
eli. Knights of Columbus. pocket billiard
championship tournament yesterday, defeat
inR Alexander Watson by tho score OF 30 to
40 The match was played before large
throng in tho knights Of Columbus club
house Lansdowne. Brown had three handi-
can. Daniel II. Barrow (scratch). the club
cha ampion. was defeated by Watson (scratchl.
by the score of 30 to Al in the second round
Geraghty (b), by the score OF 80 to 81:
Thomas u. Brown az defeated William F.
Culhane (22). 80 to a., and Francis j.
Hcaney u5) won from James l.. Culhane
05), so to As. Augustus Mallon. who drew
bye in the second round, repeated in the
third round. The championship match will
be played tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
HOCKEY KINGS HERE
Olympic Championship Falcon Team
Meets Aii.stars Tonight

olympic ChampionshIp Fa'con team
Meets AII.stars Tonight
The greatest series Of ice hockey
games in the history Of this sensations al
ice sport here will open at the Ice
Palace tonight when the Falcons
worlds champions, oppose team Of
All Stars in the Olympic kings first
of a three game series.
Some wonderful hockey is about to
be served. The All Stars team that
will play tonight surprised by defeating
Winnipeg last Wednesday night. There
is plenty of power in this comination
and that last game did much to bring
about some real teamwork. Hill,
Schnarr and Huntington are trio OF
stars. who in individual play are the
equals of anything in the sport.
Bierwirth and Henriques, on the line,
have been going brilliantly, while Smart
gave one Of the best goal tending exhi-
bitions Of the year against Winnipeg.
He allowed only one goal out OF thirty =
two shots at the net
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RUTH VERSUS SLSLER
PROBLEM IN HGCERS
Ruth Led in Hon,ers 54I9; Sisler in Triples I89 and
Doubtless 49-36-He Famed 10 Times to the
Babes 8O-Is Pass Better Than Homer?
BY GRANTLAND RICE

WE ARE now dwelling in the reign
w of the two Georges-Sisler and
Ruth, And. inasmuch as they promise
to be the two foremost figures in the
realm Of swat this season, n comparison
of their last records might not be
amiss.
In the way Of total bases, for ex-
annie, YOU may not have known that
Sisler last season led Ruth by 400 to
3SS, and this in spite Of the fact that
Ruth gathered 218 bases by his home
runs alone.
Ruth led in home runs by "a to 10.
But Sisler led in three base hits by u
span Of IS to and in doubles by 40
to 80.
Two Peculiar Features
ClSLER, with 10 home runs and 40
- doubles. was quite a slugser on his
own hook. yet rival pitchers famed him
but 10 times. while they hooked Ruth
for so.
A still more peculiar feature is that
while pitchers walked Ruth 14S times
they only ISSUED 40 passes TO Sisler
Speaker drew 07 passes, many of them
intentional walks.
Just why pitchers refused to walk
] SlSlpT. WntH i've "dB NhDhDlS VI uniting
,4OT. hard, dangerous hitter in a
pinch. is one Of the mysteries of the
year.
Sisler was a harder. more dangerous
hitter than Speaker, yet Speaker was
walked more than twice as often.
Scoring Values
THERE used TO be an old slogan to
L this effect-"A base on balls is as
good as hit"
This seems to have been proved in
the case of Ssler and Ruth.
Sisler. with 257 base hits and 46
passes. scored 1877 runs.
Ruth. with 172 base hits and 14S
passes, scored 15S runs. One statis-
tician has figured it out that Ruth won
II games by his home guns and IL
games by his 14S passes Which is
about the correct ratio.
/ Many pitcher passed Ruth last sea =
son to save a ball game and lost the
aforesaid game on account of the pass.
Ruth. through base hits and passes,
reached first base 320 times. Sisler.
through base hits and passes, reached
first 3O3 times. this in spite Of the fact
that Sislrr made S5 more base hits than
Ruth did
! The carnival between these two emf :
nent sultans of swat this season should
be quite an affair in polite batting
circles.
The Running Start
! VALE has won only one football
l. game from Harvard since 1000
and this happens to be in 1921. The
Bulldog hasn't stopped the Tiger since
1915.
All Of which accounts in no light
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BruziHs Good Record

TT is possible that BRAZIL will be tried first base This
young is but twenty years. but has had quite
career. He was picked up By Brooklyn in 1910 and
farmed Hartford. where he led the league in hitting
In midseason he was shipped to Winnipeg, where he
finished first in that circuit Last he tried
by Connie Mack and at the end Of the training trip
left in Atlanta He there couple of months and
the champion batter Of the Southern Association.
Near the end of the he ST. Paul where
he led that league.
Quite record for youngser. and Connie intends to
him this season. He has grand average of about
$40 which is good in any circuit
BRAZIL played first base for Brooklyn in the training
trip games in 1919 and did very we'll Since then has
been working second and third He has the earmarks
of star and might horn into the line up Of the
Athletics.
What this ball club needs than hing else is
confidence So many games have been lost and team
has finished in last place times. that it pos.
sbie that the players have lost the old fight and will go
into the with the idea of taking beating and the
high dive
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
Spri1Qy DiUOtS From the Golf Links
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

4 p swoope. II. d. Herring and g X.
Phillips.
sun lower were Ex-Governor Brumbaush
NJ. L. Jones and william Tobias. But we II
bet they're more het over their li5 pluses
which let them In than Hamilton over his
1910.
{. ". Ralnear has resigned from Aron-
mink and has Joined Cedarbrook. He is
also a member Of Bala. Just what team he
will play on In the Suburban League the
local has not yet decided but he will add
strength to either team.
white sulphur Springs promises n sizSling
spring tourney April II to 16. Oumet,
Kirkby. Gardner, Dean. Newton. Wood.
Adair and Schlotman have all accepted in
vitations to play, It is said.
Neuritis from which he 10 said to have
suffered intermlttently for many sea sons. Is
now advanced as the main reason Chick
Evans will not make the trip abroad. II
is also rumored that Bobby Jones has en-
countered parental objection to his proposed
voyage. Prospects for the amateur team
look darker as the evenings get lighter.
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Heavy Wrestlers at National

As there will be boxing show at the
National A. 4. next Saturday nRht, Mickey
NcNeals has taken over the club for that
evening and will stage three heavyweight
wrestling matches between half dozen
grapplcrs Of International reputation. The
nnal match will be between wladesk 2bysko.
Stn.[ T0SMn saT, SGG @ Sohh 4n; f tln%na' TnDSo
Of Greece. and Giovinni Palmini, OF Italy,
and John Posek of Nebraska, and Steve
Stasisk, OF Poland. Each contest will be
10 a hnish, catch.as-catch-can, The referees
will be Prot william J. Herman and VII.
liam II Rocap
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
Good Flinging Staff

pUT Nis the first since have been coming down
- south that Mack virtually is standing pat his team
Of the year before In the he shipped players below
the Mason and Dixon line by the carload, and the
squad numbered forty FIVE In years. meaning
from 1915 date he has tried 32S players and Of
this number only thirty remain That is the size of the
present squad.
The pitching staff impressed me most after watching
the practice for a week To my mind the Athletics have
the best balanced bunch of fingers in the league and
clubs will be surprised II is the last year,
but the boys have had years experience under their
belts
Ed Rommel. twenty three years old should be a star.
This kid has improved wonderfully and has developed
knuckle ball which is said to be effective than the
used by Ccoe. He did we'll last year but is better
than that Role Nayor. Scott Perry. Bryan Harris
Bob Hasty. Dave Keefe, Roy Moore, Lyle Bgby and
Slim Slappy the left from last year. and are
in excellent condition Charlie Eckert a Philadelphia
semi pro. Hemach. of Camden \. j.; Barrett. Of
Cambridge. Mass. and Wilbur Ray Of Saltwater. Okla
are the recruits, but Eckert is the only who will
survive the training trip.
Ivy Griffin is playing first; Dykes second; Galloway
short Dusan, third; Tilly Walker. left field; Frank
Walker. center field, aud Welsh right field. In addition
Connie has Frank BRAZIL McCann Shannon and Witt as
nhelders. and Myatt and kid named johnson. from
Worcester Mass. to sit when the out6eld goes 6ooie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
TOPERCER SPECS 1921 ACE FOR THE CARDS
CONNIE MACK THINKS HIS TEAM
OF YOUNG PLAYERS IS DUE TO
I VACAT,E BASEMENT THIS SEASON
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledser

tutor hus been ~ his shell, corkin1 quietly totcdrd
one certain thing took q lot of abuse and slams IN
silence and laborcd harder and more tuthtulv than
any other manager in the big leagues. TO hear him
say that the outlook is brighter ,ohole loi.
Connie seldom CRATES through his Ndckin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
Nicholson and Southworth Report

Boston. March 14.-Fred Nicholson and
Billy Southworth, players acquired by the
Boston Nationals from Pittsburgh. have re-
ported for training at the Braves camp In
The squad now 10 virtually complete.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

Another match IN the making Is return
MT between A Fox and Phladelph!a Joe
W".NEB. Fox recently slowed away Wollihg
In rorty-two seconds WellInEs supporters
have been crying lucky punch or some
thing Ike that ''MRrky' Williams may
Fox.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
japan Eleventh Tennis CHALLENGER

Japan is the eleventh challenger for the
Davis Cup contest OF 1921. according to an
rouncement by the United States Lawn Ton
mis- Association. This nation 10 another
newcomer In the historic competition. The
challenge however. was not unexpected
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

John s. Smith. New Jersey state boxing
commissioner and former owner Of the Mala-
testa Hotel. Atlantic City. has taken over
N" Whittle Hotel, New York avenue near
the Boardwalk, for tho season. The Whitte,
az the Malatesta was will be meeting
place for sportsmsn from all over the coun-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

Joe Christnna is setting Eddie WsEond
IN A. fett!e for his set-to with Darby Casper
tho Tuxedo A. c. National 4. A. on
Wednesday night. Five other bouts in
addition 10 battle royal also have been
arranged by Jack IEssn. as follows Young
vs.. Johnny smiIer Jack Howell W.. Pat
Marley Harry Burke rs Danny Buck and
JACK West vs., Patsy Brown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

Louisiana. loca, veteran boxer recently
Dada a suCceSstul come back up the state
He IS keeping himself in shape, prepared a.
all times for I24-pOund competition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

There are letters in the sports depa rtment
or The EvE>ING PURLIC LRDGER for Bobby
Burman Litte Bear and Charley Goodman