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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
SONS or DRLAWARB HER1
PhilaAelphia OrganiAntton EntArtalnoA
1t University q Delaware.

The Sons OF Delaware had their semi-
annual dinner on Saturday evening 1T
the University of Delaware, where they
were royalty entertained. About 200
members were in the party. Prior to
the dinner they looked over the unives-
sity, noted the improvements and wsrs
formally welcomed. Committees rep
resenting the university, including DIR.
Walter Huliihen. president; A. G. Will
kinson. DIR. w Owen Sypherd and other
members of the faculty met the visitors
at the train.
There We're numerous attractions for
the visitors during the afternoon. Most
of them spent two hours at the May
day exercises given by the students Of
the women's College which was great
ly enjoyed Others took In the Della
-fIaverford baseball game. and
visited the college farm to inspect the
live stock, orchards. etc.
At the dinner in the evening. adj
dresses were made by Governor Dem
ney, former Governor Charles r. Mil
Ter. President Hullihen OF the univer-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
Many Confirmed by Bishop.

Following a procession of the boys
and girls of the parish yesterday
afternoon. RI. Rev. John ]. Monaghan,
Llssop Of Wilmington. confirmed 100
boys and girls in the Cathedral of st.
ls.ter. Sixth and West streets. Preced-
ins the confirmation more than 125
children took part in a procession.
which is an annual one held in honor OF
the Blessed Mother. Miss Mary Lynn,
president Of the Sodality. led the march
OF the children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
Red Men at Church.

A memorial religious service In
Union NJ e Church last evening mark
ed the anniversary Of the feast OF
Tamina, the heap big chief" in the
historic ritual Of the Improved Order
of Red Men. and the allied degree Of
Pocohontas. The Red men attended in
a body Pastor Owing preached q
special sermon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16

strs~ts of ths cstvtw Pvasosu,~n ru3
Ter, Saturday. wnA seBt hoAng To CM@A43
yesterday. Bhe told q 0NAp~~s,px stpse
that will BE- Investigated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
Radio Concert Every Night

A musical concert is heralded
through the air each evening by means
OF a radio telephone. The concert is
given by Robert Pierson. 2913 Market
street. There are four such stations
In Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
TO BOOM BUSINESS.
Committees of all Interest to Meet To-
day TO Discuss Plans.

Organization committees OF the build
ers. contractors. labor and capital. will
meet in the rooms of the Chamber of
Commerce this afternoon for the pur-
pose of completing arrangements for
plans TO reduce building costs.
Some of the data which each COM
mittee is TO assemble has been gotten,
and this viii be reported on at today q
meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
schub y. NJ. II. A. Contest Winner.

An oratorical contest at the Y. M H.
A last night was won by the youngest
of the ten contestants. Nathan Schub.
Second honors went TO Stella Weinberg
and Third prize was awarded TO Philip
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
Credit Men Plan Organization.

Committees G. the Credit Mems As
sociation. a branch OF which is in
course of establishment here, will meet
IN the Ebotel du Pont this afternoon, 10
consider plans that have been mapped
out. a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
Wan Map Of Delaware 50 Cents.

A limited number of the Rand-Mc-
Nally maps of Delaware are on sale at
Every Ev eriing office, SO cents; 10 cents
for postage to any address.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16
TAYLOR NOMINATED
IN FOURTH WARD
Only Contest at the Democratic
Primary Election on Satur-
day Afternoon.

me orly contest at the Democratic
urinary election. last Saturday AFTER
poeu. resulted in the nomination OF
James T.. Taylor for member or City
Council from the Fourth ward. lie
dcreated Martin V. Farrell by ma
tor,tv of rso in a total vote OF ssS, the
figures being as follows:
Dist Head OF Ticket Taylor Farrell
A., r1s 66 Sc
ID. sss 3os rs
Totals s9s 2s4 1s4
Majority ........--.. lso
The following ticket was nominated
for the entire city:
For Mayor-Thomas F. Bayard
President of City Council--Robert w.
Kramer.
Tax Collectors-Southern district,
John 1. poiand, incumbent: Northern
district. William L. Hamann
CITY Treasurer-J. MerriclS Horn
Members Of City Council.
First ward-Daniel EalSin. Jr.
Second-william f. Forrest
Third-John r. McNabb
Fourth-James 4. Taylor.
Fifth-Philip A. Steinbach.
Sixth-Richard w. Robinson
Geventh--Elisha r. Ewing.
Eighth--F'rank ]. August
Ninth--Michael +. Cannon.
Tenth-Councilman John j. Mulvena-
Eleventh--Councilma John F. Henry.
Twelfth--Councilman John J. Murray.
About 1000 votes were cast In the
entire city, which is considered good
showing, In view of the fact that there
were no contests except the one in the
Fourth ward.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-16

@ity. PreatdNss4 0eorse b. Weepa 0f the
Sons Of Dsia uAra, who presided: LAout.
Harry y, Nilsson u tbs Princess Pat
regiment, r. w. Sites and others.
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SCOT SOCCER|TES
DUE HERE TODAY
Third Lanark, After Winning
21st Game in U. S., to
. Play Local Team
RECEPTION FOR VISITORS

The Third Lanark soccer team, Of
Scotland, which won Its twenty first
international victory Mt Bethlehem yes
terday by the score Of 8 goals to I, Is
due to arrive in this city at @ p. NJ.
today. The players will be mot by
Douglas Stewart, president of the East
tern Pennsylvania Soccer District, who
In chairman Of the committee appointed
to entertain the visitors.
Mr.. Stewart plans a reception for the
visitors at their headquarters in the
Hotel Walton this evening, and tomor-
row they will be taken on a sight seeing
tour which will cover the principal his
torlcal points in the vicinity.
The team that will represent this
city In the game with the Scots on Sat-
urdny has been selected as follows
Ness, goal; Mclaughlin. right fullback
ferguson. left fullback Murray, right
halfback Rutherford, center halfback
Patrick left halfback ; Andrews. outside
right: j. McGhee, inside right Brit :
ton, center forward; B. McGhee, inside
lett; Fleming, outside left. The lines
men are D. L. Gould and A. M. Addi
son, while James Walders will be the
referee.
In the game at Bethlehem with the
lIanarats yesterday, the Steelworkers
gave a fine exhibition in the first half,
holding the invaders to IL draw. But
the excessive heat had its effect and,
according to Douglas Stewart. who wit :
messed the clash, this point, together
with the fact that the visitors are in
great shape, were the deciding factors
in the one sided score.
The committee in charge Of the team
while In this city consists Of Douglas
Stewart, chairman; J. B. Farrell, II.
il; Spencer, d. L. Gould and A. NJ.
Addison.
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Today's Local Games

s. +. II. A. at shanahan. Forty-eishtf
and Brown streets:
ers. sixty seventh and Eimwood avenue.
Tlslshsr y BridesburE. Richmond ant
IrpokIyn Foyai Giants at stetson. Fourth
IiohifeId et BSineld. Germantown.
Marshsii j. smith at Norristown Col
T5%'psI snS wnI 3, North
t' @ hSss Wsra rof4 SsS snrHh 'ef
nas AisfH% %iiSm "'' Assar: H.s :ss'' Riverside
" 'poncvan-Armstrons at Spring City. Roy
,souihwsstern Club at Sherwood c. A.
FH@ Nsv9 s a"s tsS9on %Rs'f ffsS iS'PH Sse Chow
i% + iS%s%cs sssa ,,. 4; at Media a. A, sl.tles'
s:%sas afS%' rS k'R''sF 1"'f Ninth sS h1i
sSfHnSS; sS;, tsGsuo S,ss Fire Association vs.
mdnd asps and GSGys sgcst st Rich
s yStsI s,r8ySITlSfs aIa S!othi'r Field sixty
MA R"nkers and stoskSSoEers, Ieaxue--E. b
Smith i Coi i,,.a.I At hiddls de- Henry. Twenty
Pnrkrsburg Iron at Pencoyd Iron. Ridg
avenue and Park Drive.
:, ,SmIih-;FnrLush Mt 81. Paul. Broad On,
Bigicr streets.
HIueiNClIets' League--U. &. Marines vs.
Receiving station. League Island.
Yesterdays SCORES
,a.ps LS,EHns 81 shGhp1ihS%. hnp1isi@. |'en inninEs'.
Nativity. 10; st. Barnabas. 2.
Smlth-Furbush: @; 3. p II. A.
Girard 4. a.. 81. AteIcn 4, e.. Z.
Germantown Profs.. o; Phiia. Storage Bat
ColTmbia A. G.. q South philo.. 8.
Ficishcr. !. Stctson. d (lc inningO.
Magnolia Stars. A. Tabor Field Club, 3 ut
Sherwood c. A.. .t?; Dunkirk. A. O., !.
lithuanian, !2ai Suburban, y.
Pelham I; Lenn0Y, 3.
st. AlDhonsus. 81 Pierce A. C.. 8.
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amateur Sports

Marvin f.. c. has open dates In July and
August for hrst-ciass home teams Offering
reasonable inducements. Manager Adler
O8O North Oranna street,
Speedwell A. a. would like TO book games
with nrst-class mines ranging from seventeen
to nineteen years OF age, having grounds and
Offering good guarantees. Andrew Mcneil
2lo8 South Opal street.
The W0Odlyn +. &. is open for Sunday
and twilight games away from home PHI
BranhIs 545i K!ngsessing avenue.
PhlmOre A. A. has this Saturday omen
for nrst-class homo teams Offering reason-
able guarantees. Edwin Leech, phone Ken.
Wynnewood Pros. are without Fames on
saturdays. and Sundays for agst-eiSss fanes les
1880 North Fifty-foufth street.
Marwyn n. O., a 1rst-ciass travelling team
wants games, Mr., Adler, $50 North 8risana
MifhIn Ail-Stars would like to hear from
ali seoond-cla teams offering fair Euaran-
tees. j, j, Grimes. eolt Mifhin street,
Rclmnr a, A., tirst.clAss team wants
10 hear from all clubs offering u fair gus r.
nntee. w Seibod, SO2B GiraTd avenue
Reliance a. A., OF South Philadelphia.
wants Gamos away. c. Gabriel, 2aS Dickin.
Motor Vehicle u. u. O.. n travelling team
has several open dates. d. Schaffer Nell
Telephone Garage, Eleventh and Cambria
silver RelI A. 4, ls desirous Of booking
games with all nrst.class home clubs,
Jaspsr =: Cy Of Ksnsinstop, has July 10
tions. J. Clark, phone GARFIELD ossS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
ST0NEHAM AND McGRAW
OUT OF CUBAN RACING
Dispose Of Holdings In Havana
Jockey Club to Thomas Monohan

New York, July 14.--Charles A.
Stoneham and John J. McGraw have
sold their majority stock holdings in
the Cuba American Jockey and Auto
Club, at Havana, Cuba, to Thomas
Monohan, a well known racing man.
The amount involved in the transac-
tion was not made public. 1t was
stated that Stoneham would resign ms
president Of the club, to be succeeded
by Monohan, and that McGraw would
j. Bruce will remain as general mana =
ger Of the plant.
It was said that both Stoneham and
McGraw disposed Of their holdings so
as to give their attention to the details
Of their baseball enterprise in the New
York Giants.
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British coat, this time light crash. all
day '
Duncan, in a white flannel shirt,
found 1t plenty. He's been here be-
fore.
The gallery commented not little or
the shafts of Mitchell's clubs which
were apparently short. He said the i'm
preston <was probably made because
ne was shortening his grip, taking the
CLUBS well down the shaft
do that because my hands get sc
sweaty,' explained Mitchell. II find
1t helps on hot or rainy days"
Both players rather dread the trir
that extends before them, through two
countries, on over fifty, courses, at 3t
holes a day.
We'll be lucky II they don't ship u,
nome In our golf bags with the clubs,
they grinned.
Incidentally. Author Wills, publicit!
impresario, said that Mitchell has t
have new shafts or new wrapping on hi
clubs every few days, as he presses dowl
40 on them at impact. Also that neithe
player ever takes even "wee drappic,
and that Mitchell's only smoking Is on
cigarette after each meal. To thei
temperance do they give lot of credt
for their steadiness on the links.
Likes J0di
Mitchell was much impressed by tn
work Of the American pros at st. An
drews in the British open.
Jock Hutchison is rattling goo'
player, as fine as I've SEEM assertst
Mitchell. He was putting In bull;
style there. couldn't miss thing. ?,
was sorry Jim Barnes was so sick. II,
went fine, but saw him at the seventh
in the last round and i said to my
caddie Poor Jimmies all in.
II guess he was, but still you car
play fine golf there to get an ~, ant
when you're not playing 50 well yol
may get close to 70. 1t all depends OF
the wind"
Both Britons are very modest. They
were much embarrassed by a battery o
cameras they faced at the finish.
There Is one picture we'd like to see
and that's of Duncan as he is lacing Into
a drive. His face is contorted like
small boy angling for the last drop In
pop bottle with burst straw.
And gee. how that little golf ball does
jump away from there.
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TITLE FOR WESTVILLE c. C.
Hits by Tommy Farrell and George
Liiila Defeat American Legion

The Westville Catholic Club cap
tured the town title from the Ameri-
can Legion team in a twilight game
last evening by the score of 3 to in
eleven torrid sessions. With the score
to 0 in favor of the Legion at the
start of the eighth the winners tied the
score on long single by Tommy
Farrell.
In the first four sessions not man
reached first base on Pat Ll0yd's pitch
ing for the Legion. and only two hits
had been made up to the eighth. In this
stanza Frank Lillig hit safely and
George Lillig was hit by a pitched ball.
Two men had famed and then Pinch
hitter Tommy Farrell tied the score
when both runers crossed the plate on
his long single.
The totals remained deadlocked un =
til the eleventh when singles by Iron :
man Jack Norton. the G. G. hurlpr
and G. Liilig sent the pitcher across the
plate with the winning tally and the
title. Westvillc G. c.. having won two
out Of the series of three games.
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Five Leading Batters
in Ttoo Major Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TWO RETURN RACES ON
AT pr. BREEZE TONIGHT
Golden Wheel and Piani. Spencer
Match Event Are Scheduled

Two return bike races will be the
feature Of the program tonight at the
Point Breeze yelodrome. The golden
wheel, with four starters, each a
champion and representing as many
countries, will be rerun, and Willie
Spencer, Of America, and Orlando
Piani, Of Italy, will oppose each other
for the third time in a week.
The golden wheel is the annual fifty
mile feature. Last Thursday night
Clarence Carman, the American and
international title holder, went out in
front at the outset and he never was
headed. Vincenzo Maddona, Of Italy,
was handicapped by series of acci-
dents, and he was hopelessly out of the
race after the first five miles. Georges
Seres, Of France, and worlds champion,
is in better shape than he was last week.
The following wire was received from
Providence yesterday, signed Yincenzo
Maddona, italian champion wish to
tell you will show the fans that can
ride fifty miles in the golden wheel
revenge Thursday night and beat
Carman.'
Frank Cory, the Australian title
holder and golden wheel winner In 1920,
will be the fourth starter. He gave
Carman a close battle last week, was
right behind the Jamaica flyer through :
out and made Clarence extend himself.
The return mile match event between
Spencer and Piani will be their rubber
race. Last Thursday night Piani won
in two heats out 'of three, but on Satur-
day night the American defeated the
Italian in two straight heats. Piani and
Spencer have been the most consistent
winners in match races this season.
Amateur bikers will have chance to
show their speed in several events, in
Guiding q half mile handicap and two
mile open. A field Of about twenty
amateurs will compete, including several
out Of town entries who will come here
from Newark, N. j., and Providence,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
DEMPSEY HAS NEVER VOTED
suffrage Neglect Brought Out at
Court Proceedlnos

New York, July 14.-It was brought
out yesterday in the course Of the ar
gument before Supreme Court Justice
McCook on Jack Dempsey's applica-
tion to vacnte the order Of attachment
levied against his automobile in the suit
for 100000 brought against him and
his manager BY Frank j. Spellman. of
Batavia, n. Y, that neither the heavy
weight champion nor his manager, Jack
kcarns, had ever voted.
The reason for this, Emil Fuchs.
their attorney, told Justice McCook,
was that they have never been in any
city long enough before election time to
register and obtain the right of fran
chise. - Dempsey, Attorney Fuchs de-
clared. in answer to the Courts query.
Is twenty y-six years old and his manager
is thirty.
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Boots and Saddle

inc Provincial Handicap at Windsor
puay Tor $4,000 brings together a fine
so oano OF two-year- olds. John Finn
appears best, with the Whitney entry
daa uo Caretaker probably the contenders.
,orses as well placed In the other races
Ts: First-lIltra Gold, Uncle John,
ppaMa second-Ross entry. Corenzo'
WVIya Gtt; third-Exhorter, Tan III
IA, chairman fifth-Black Servant
oasan oa 'ig; Dark Horse sixth-Belgian
SIsen, Talisman, Muttikins. seventh
Broom Peddler. Harry Burgoyne'
AT Empire City
strst race--Wellfinder. Beckno C,m
Wsh Ssh second-Veto. Curfew conuin u,l'
~. third---Sailing Along, Alice q
rmerel; fourth-Penrose Wonksio
soet set'ed III ffth-Deyastation' lock
,os so., claquer; sixth-Collinga Car
Aene''a' Delhi Maid.
yam, wHicbr' Fiau. owner Of omar Khay.
ssans into ials G.sSiSoTns stud q RcntuokY Is
sd s; mare, she hsS number of splsndidlS Sh
soas'f son sss' has Iscsd so briIisnttYh the bMIsssrs
tsw nSs SSonnd made up her mind hat h he shnatI hai
1'e'aed where she wI1i ne studi She has, not
Nssoc a, sa,a a,aaoomber's two-year-old brown oo,,
Won the pr. ~ Rabelais--Nette, Gy CorNnss T.
S,ss ms, at TmSrne. TramShr,nne. about ninc:sixtceRtRs Rs
I'm. Starters, sa Net Value SunS syi There WsEe
winner. ~ seconds Frank 'oNeiii rode ''HS tGG
ssShsSSseS track and polo grounds Will, ,o ..
hammond ,nsainanas two miles west Of
Sc,sMi, Frederick o 900 plant is projSted,
re Slxhtyesed as agent in the purebs a. ,saHS os
~ usntsetios s0e' Much secrecy surrounds
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ENGLISH ATHLETES TO
TRAIN AT SWAMPSC0II
VIII Go TO Massachusetts Resort Tos
day--stIn Practice on Monday


New York, July 14.--The combined
Oxford and Cambridge track team,
which Is to compete against Harvard
and Yale on July % and Princeton
and Cornell FIVE days later, arrived hers
yesterday afternoon on board the White
Star liner Olympic.
The original plan was to have the
team remain in New York for two or
three days in order that the men might
get a complete rest after their ocean
voyage. Captain B. G.. ID. Rudd, who
is in charge of the squad, decided
against this at the last moment, how
ever, and will take his charges to
Swampscott, Mass, today.
On Sunday, Monday and Tuesday the
English team will have stiff workouts
in the stadium at Cambridge and then
taper off until the day Of the meet.
This is n different system from the one
employed by AL Shrubb, who brought
the record breaking two mile relay team
to the Penn games in 1920, but Rudd
believes 1t Is the logical way to prepare
for a meet such as the approaching
dual contest. ..
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Claims Downtown Title

The original Columbia c. C., after win.
championship Of South Philadelph!a. Tho
tan Tam has @ defeated w F., Rad; y; 2; l..
to Forty-eighth Ward. Jack Kines' Old
Timers. 81. Monica. F1e!sher and the sphas
Pat Daley have been signed, and the club
appears much stronger. For games with
Cu!unibia address Daniel Neu. 180 Fitz-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
PERUCHIS A. C. 'WALL0PS
WAY TO MANY VICTORIES
West Philadelphia Nine Has Won 20
Out of 26 Games

The Peruchis A. c., of West Phila-
delphia, is coming to the front in the
semi pro ranks with a rush. The club
has played twenty six games this sea =
son. and of these twenty have been
turned into victories. Invariably the
opposing teams have been swamped by
Peruchis' attack, and the result has
been one sided win for the boys across
the river.
The club has been playing on the
home grounds at Forty seventh and
Spruce streets every Saturday and Sun
day. Now, however, twilight contests
will be played on Tuesday and Thurs
day. All first class travelling teams
that wish to book games with Peruchis
write to w. c. Foss, 5252 Spruce
street, or phone Belmont GAIT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
KANE TO SEE RICHARD
Manager Of Tom Gibbons OF to Dis
cuss Match With Carpenter

Chicago. July Fiddle Kane.
manager of Tommy Gibbons. the st.
Paul light heavyweight. left today for
New York for conference with Tex
Rickard regarding match with
Georges Carpenter carly in October.
Gibbons has been mentioned as the
most probably opponent for the French
man. Rickard plans to stage the con =
test in the Jersey City arena In which
Dempsey defeated Carpenter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
Norris to Pilot karnao

The Karnac Club, OF Germantown. has
been fortunate IN securing the services OF
Pop Morris. former manager of the Md
vale Steel Club as pilot. The Karnao team
10 playing fast ball. having beaten some
of the best teams In semi pr occasional ranks
Any hrst-clRss club desiring twilight or
Saturday games At home or Sunday games
away address Leslie A. Datesman. business
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
Martin viii Not Box for Weeks

New York. July 1+:-Bseause OF an injury
bout with Frank Moran. Rob Martin has
been forced % cancel several bouts which
New orleone. The 4. f, r. champion had
an X-ray photosraps take, taken Of the Injured
eplintn by Dr.. Peter H. Friedman DR..
Fr' 'eduan declared that It will he Ave or
again.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
Girard to Play Stenton

Ficld Club at Chew and Pleasant streets on
Saturday and cross bats with Stanton Field
Club. MANAGER Jack Karst viii use LIZ
Powell and Fleck. while Barney Schaefrer
will depend on Schoentag or Germann, with
games with the leading clubs. Address Bar
ney Schaefrer. "a East Laurel street, or
phone Market NiOO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
CARPENTER OFF FOR HOME
Seorsss Leaves at Noon to Spend
"a Several Weeks Abroad

"a Several Weeks Abroad
I New York. July 1i.-Gcorges Car
pentier sailed from these shores to-
aay at noon on board the French liner
La savoie. With him were his man.
aser, Francois Descamps, and Char
10y Ledoux, the bantamweight cham
pion of Europe, who was beaten at the
eoIing Drome in the Bronx.
oarpentier and his manager expect
70 return to New York in four or five
weeks to begin preparations for the
beach s.baS boxers next fight, which is
Der IL. ''' IVY oh octo-
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Ruether Suspended indefinitely

ther; of the Brooklyn club. has been sus-
go1ded Indefinitely by Manager Wilbert
Robirson. Failure to observe training rules
and absentinE himself without leave, are
gwen as the reasons for the disciplninx OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14
Jimmy Mendo Scores Knockout

Wilmington. Del. July l4.--Jmmy .Mendo
scored y knockout in the first round here
last night. slowing away Jack Lester. In
other, matches KID Sum, md wnlie Allen
boxed draw; Kid Baltimore won from
Johnny Bail; George Russell stopped Toe
Dundee in the fourth; Joe Belmont 0utciasscd
Johnny Mayhook. and Kid Boots defeated
Mickey Brown.
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Merrill Has an Open Date

Merrill Professionals have Saturday open
offering a reasonable guarantee. They also
have have, tw.lisht oates open for saTss away.
nelneld. Of Germantown; Pelmar END others.
For games call Spruce b741 any time during
the day or write B. Lackofr. ls42 Natrona
street.