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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
DEMPSEY PROTEGE
TO SUB FOR BENNY
AT BENTON HARBOR
Fitzsimmons to Stage Show
Despite LeOnard's Illness
Jack to Referee.
Special to The News Times

Special to The News-Times
BENTON HARBOR. Mich, July
despite the fact that Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion of
the world. is i'll in a Chicago hotel
and will be unable to fill his engage
ment with Sailor Freedman here
Monday afternoon, Promoter Floyd
FitzsimmOns announces positively
that there will be a star battler 20
take his place against the sturdy
Chicagoan in the scheduled 10-round
windup Of his all-star independence
day boxing program.
When the Michigan boxing com
mission. despite Leonards protests.
ruled that the champ was in no
condition for the fray, FitzsimmOns,
rather than disappoint the fans.
made frantic efforts to secure a
suitable substitute and got in touch
with Rocky Kansas Lew Tender.
Willie Jackson and Johnny Dundee.
Each OF these men refused TO take
on a tough opponent ike Freedman
uIOn such short notice. This left
the promoter IN a dilemma.
Benjamin May Appear.
II the Michigan boxing commits
sion, very strict organization. will
waive the ruling that a boxer must
be on the scene four days before the
fight. however. everything will be
settled Joe Benjamin, star Pacific
coast lightweight and a protege and
sparring partner of Jack Dempsey,
is willing TO take Benny's place and
Is in prime condition having worked
with Dempsey throughout the Ions
training grind which ended Thurs
day.
Dempsey will arrive here Monday
morning and has assured Promoter
Fftzsimmons that he will referee the
bouts whether Benjamin is permit
ted 10 fight or not.
The other scheduled bouts are 20
he put on and in case Benjamin is
prohibited, another championship
Tight Will be the main attracti-n.
Jimmy Kelly is out 20 wrest the fly
weight title from frankie Mason and
a fast bout IS assured as they are
two of the cleverest little fellows in
the game today.
Two other Ireliminaries az six
round each are on the card so the
fans will get plenty of action from
the start. in view Of the fact that
Leonard will not appear. the prices
for the show have been cut and
popular prices ranging from 50 20
s Will be charged A refund on the
original tickets viii be made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
BrOIUnS Yin and Lose in
TlUin Bill With White Soa

BY Associated Press:
ST. LOUIS Mo, July 2.-St. Louis
divided a double header with Chi
cago today. dropping the first con-
test II to s. and taking the second
. TO 4. In the first game the Wis
itors came from behind and scored
nine runs in the eighth. Score:
(First game)
Chicago .... O02 900 09O-11 II 0
St. Louis 600 2O3 1922 s 10 1
Davenport, Kerr and Schalk;
Bayne. Kolp, Davis, Derby and
Collins
(SecOnd gamC)
Chicago . 0O1 100 300 Z
ST. Louis 800. 022 Dol 04x-9 9 Z
McWeeney. Hodge and Schalk
Burwell and SEVERED.
4TH OF JULY DANCE
at Oakwood, Klinger Lake. after
noon and evening. Donahue.
04-2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
RnTES TRIM RRE-MERS

KANSAS CITY. July Kansas
City beat Milwaukee 10 5 today.
evening up the series Hauser-s
homer put Milwaukee of in front
but Kansas city batters drove i'm
four runs IN the same inning. and
the home team was never headed
Score.
Milwaukee 100 sol O0O-5 7 I
Kansas City 400 O1O 4ox-e 10 Z
Gearin. Trentman and Gossett
Bono and Scott
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
Colonies IN EASY WIN

~ AsEU"IHToI ITcss.
LOUISVILLE. July louisville
scored an easy victory over Indian
apolls. II 90 4 I'm the first game OF
the series today. Weaver tightened
the lines somewhat after Rogge
had been touched for Il hits and
ter runs during The first five innings.
Cunop did well in the pincheS
Score
s.ouisvllle CO.. rs III 1oN-12 IA o
Indianapolis 010 001 001- y I
CuIlop and Meyer Royce, Weaver
and Dixon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
PLENTY OLE EXTRA RAISES

COLUMBUS. o, July 2-COium-
bus defeated Toledo this afternoon
in a slugsing match 10 10 :. Thirty
one hits for a total Of as bases
were made. Brady was driven TO
cover in SIX rounds after being hit
hard throughout. Clark was also
hit freely. but had perfect control
and was helped by three fast doIble
plays Score:
Toledo ...O10 10 400 Il 1
Columbus ..521 1O4 O2x-15 II ?
Brady. Morrissett. SChaufrel;
Clark and a. Wilson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
DODGERS WIN PAIR
FROM LOVELY PHILS
Grimes Turns In Sixth Con-
secutive Victory For
Brooklyn Clan.
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA July Brook
lyn took both games OF a double
heade- from Philadelphia today. II
20 and 5 10 8. Both teams batted
hard in the first game but the WISH
tors hitting coupled with errors by
Philadelphia gave Brooklyn the
game. Score:
First game
Brooklyn. 49,. $50 100 301-11 Il 0
Philadelphia. 500 O03 O12- Is 3
Galore. Schupp and Kruger;
Ring, Baumgartner and Peters
Second game
Brooklyn. .... 900 OF O02-5 s
Philadelphia POI 600 00O-S Il
Grimes and Miller; Hubbell and
Buggy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
jess Willard Vs.. Jack johnson. Ha-
vana. April ,. I915-26th round.

Willard met Johnson as the latter
was coming from his corner and sent
"a long left to the Negroes face, max
ing his head bob. Willard smashed
"a right TO the stomach and Johnson
clinched. Referee Welsh broke them
and willard rushed Johnson into a
corner. Willard tented for the
body. Johnson dropped his guard
and Willard swung TO the exact point
of the jaw. The negroes knees fold
ed up and as he sank slowly 90 the
floor. Welsh began 10 count the negro
champion out.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
Comics Kids Enjoy Romp
against McBride'S Outtit

By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, July . The Ath-
letics defeated Washington today. 6
20 /, four pitchers being unable 10
stop the visitors. Score:
Philadelphia 1000 210 1915 II 0
Washington 200 Dol OOO-1 10 .
Naylor, Rommel and Perkins,
Courtney Erickson. Shaw. Gaines
and Charity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

BY Associated Press
MINNEAPOLIS. Tu'y .. - Mime
apous defeated S. Paul Z 90 today.
Smallwood allowed bur two hits
until the ninth. S.. PauIs only run
came on Dressen's homer.
Score.
St Paul 5000. 600 100 0o0-1 o
Minneapolis 800 0O1 00X-4 II
Williams. Merritt and AIcden-
envy, Smallwood and Mayer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
Tigers Bunch BlOICS off
Mails and Beat CIeUeIand
By Associated Press 1:

CLEVELAND. o., July - Detroit
punched hits off Mails in three inn
ings today and defeated Cleveland. 8
70 3. Johnson't hitting featured the
contest. Score.
Detroit .......O0O OBJ 800 10 3
Cleveland .....0lO 100 O1O-3 . 0
Ehmke. HolIing and Bassler; Mails
Sotheron, Caldwell and Nunamaker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
Babe adams AIlOlCS Cncy
But Three MedSIy BlHgleS

PITTSBURGH. July Babe Ad-
ans held Cincinnati to three hts to-
day and Pittsburgh won, 3 to 0. The
Pirates batted the delivery of both
Brenton and Coumbe hard and Oft
en-. Score:
Cincinnati. 600 600 600 3 >
Pittsburgh. &C.. 240 100 20x-9 10 0
Brenton, Coumbe and Wingo; Ad-
ans and Schmidt, Brotern.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

Jack johnson ". Jim Jehues, Reno,
July 4. 191O-t5th round.

Jenries in distress. Johnson dash
ed at him like a tiger with a rain OF
rights and lefts. Jenries went down
for the first time in his ring career.
He fell under the top rope. over the
lower one and onto the oyerhang Of
the platform. He was up az the
count Of nine. helpless. A short left
20 Jeffs chin and he went down
again. AS the referee counted seven.
one Of his seconds put his foot into
the ring and Referee Richard pro-
claimed the black man champion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
go on SAVINGS.

Money placed before July 10th
draws interest from July LIST COM
pounded quarterly Building and
Loan Association OF South Bend. 12E
South Main street 2G-9.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
National League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Detroit. 8 Cleveland. 3.
Chicago, 4 St Louis. ..
Chicago, IL. st. Louis. S.
Philadelphia. q Washington, /.
Boston, 81 New York. SO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
Jack Dempsey vs.. jess Willard, July
4. 10 9-3rd round.

willard staggered TO the center of
the ring apparently dazed Dempsey
smashed at the champion with right
and left. Willard scarcely making
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
InternatIonaI League.

international beague.
First game
Rochester, .; Buffalo, ).
Second game:
Rochester, 1 f; Buffalo, 3.
First game:
At Reading. postponed. wet grounds
Second game:
Baltimore, + Reading. .
At Jersey City: Newark Jersey City
both games postponed; players attended
dght.)
At Syracuse: Syracuse, 3; To
ronto, 4.
GAMES TODAY.
American League.
Chicago at St Louis.
Detroit al Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
National League.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburg az Cincinnati.
Boston at New York
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

Cincinnati, o. Pittsburg, .
Brooklyn, 10; Philadelphia, 9-3.
New York at Boston, rain.
81. Louis, 3 Chicago, q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
TWO HOMERS BOOST
RUTH'S MARK TO 80
Babe Crashes Two Four-Ply
Socks in Twin Bill Against
Red Sox.

By Associated Press:
NEW YORK. July . The New
York Americans made il four straight
from Boston. winning both ends OF a
double header here today, 3 TO and
3 TO l. Ruth hit home runs in each
game. bringing mis- seasons total up
% 80. Score:
(First game.)
Boston ........O0O 90 OILS Z 2
New YORK ...-.12O O1O 1Ox-5 o
Russell and Walters; W. Collins
and Hoffman.
CSecOnd game.)
Boston .......000 900 010-1 Z 0
New York ...31O O1O OOx-5 10 2
Myers. KaT and Ruel; Hoyt and
Schang.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

Atlanta, = New Orleans, n.
Birmingham. 4 Nashville. 6.
Memphis, 8 Little Rock. g.
At Chattanooga Mobile, rain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
American Association.

indianapolis. 4 Louisville, 10.
Toledo. Z; Columbus. Is.
Milwaukee. 8; Kansas city, ..
St. Paul. /; Minneapolis, l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
Championship Till Stops
Baseball League Contest

By Associated Press:
JERSEY CITY, July 2.-The fight
killed off an international league
game here today.
Players refused TO report. There
was no crowd and the game with
Newark was officially postponed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

weeks ago, thereby securing revenge
on the locals. Zentz is a steady and
reliable hurler and if right today
should be able TO live up to his word
Of banking the west end nine.
Both teams will put their strong
est lineups on the field and all indi-
cations point TO a typical Mishawa-
ka-South Bend struggle for athletic
supremacy. Fans know what that
means and should not fail TO miss
this rivalry for the baseball cham
pionship of the two cities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03
Clemens Homer With One
On Settles CUPBOARD Game

By Associated Press:
CHICAGO, July "A home run
by Clemens in the seventh inning
with Lavan on base won for St.
Louis against Chicago today in 8 to
.. Score:
St. Louis. 49,. COL 600 2OO-3 I 1
Chicago ..... 010 100 000-2 II
Doak and Clemens; Vaughn and
C'Farrell.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-03

"a Day with Jack Dempsey"
extra attraction today at Auditorium
theater 33-3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
CLASH FOR OPEN
POLO TITLE TODAY
Final Match Of Season Brings
Rookaway and Great Neck
Together
CHANGE HOUR OF START

Tho final polo match Of the season Is
the Philadelphia Country Clubs
grounds ht Bala. Pa, where Rockaway
and Great Neck. the two finnlists In
battle in the final round
This afternoon viii also he the last
opportunity that lOcnl fans will have
70 see three Of the four international
stars, as Stoddard, Webb and Hitch
cock will be seen in action.
The Great Neck four will have two
Of the most promising local players
in Rodman Wanarnaker. I'd, and Robert
+. Strawbridgc. .Tr., in its lineup who
ever trod n stirrup. And as they will
have Stoddard and Webb playing along
side them the Great Neck team looms
UP as the favoritG TO capture the
trophy.
Wnuamaker. it will be recalled. last
Tuesday even gave the mighty Milburn,
America s captain, hard battle, to
hold him in check. Rodman In
one Of tho sensations Of the season
in his position az No. .. while Straw
bridg" ats" promises to rival the skill
of his "Daddic" when Robert. Sr..
wos ono Of the leading players in the
country NJ the time the Bryn Mawr
team Of Browns, IIarrisons and Snow
drns were the best junior four in the
country.
Polo secms to have become one Of
the popular sports with the mnsses
since the first National Tournament
was played hero two years ago. Last
Saturday tho Bala grounds were taxed
to their capacity. and the enormous
crowd witnessed ono of the most
thrilling matches played there in years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
April Is-Plttsbureh lost opener.

L..
tnrii ia ,i. .,nnu d 81 iusI ope,.J III ,ooL Ieod
Spr,i lC',nnts won onsn"r ana to"E ,ants.
.econJ 60 i''SorS" 'o'N """'
anTIi o.-c,o,.. ,o,s r,ro,.s .scond.
Anil 30 nI'.I nio Ie7,"' ,L, 'Thtnn1n scc-
onJ! H,..Sos- -iuIs9urgh le'"S' S'c"S'' "
Anil os it,n,s,m'r-,b o-s.. Cb,.oro second;
Rronuirn ,IiI Ier ,Inn,. 81, ia -, ~, "
Wan'' 'pptru. h"m.n. 'nn, W. al o,.-baIf
ga,n" T., H",st nnnr ",s a.unnndina aun ihe
same ""' He""'''u'r VI
Mov apt,,,, erst. cI,pts second;
n,nnG,y, @ h,Sh'es' ,h,.S hrs'' "r'h's' se'o'''
Ma % mira, T., ,,5 h. fou- and ono
half games. as Giants. :" second ts%% ''0' w." "
h,ft nfHS 80, Eo-rirnt% ,n irmn ] nI 'hree ""' WV
Junn pi-,,7' ,r.t ,,,o vnmes
cIon onte n,s .dooI,,i d~nIr"'es hrst "N '"' N""
.Jnnc aaTTra,.s frs, NV ono ard one-haIf
Enmes. Giants. second; . Giants
.ocond "r'' oS o'' H"'"''
Jmns e-Giorts In l.,d nv ono nnl one
,oys aa %. O-"'nn.S an III on, ieun ~ '"0 "'' WV
hnii saneSi rra'ss: ~ SeI9nn n,s r,. one mint.
Jnnc o-Trm,nrs Tiut ,iamS . tf S"' pirntn.
I ouns oMI.rars n"u INNS 49, iost
nI "a, nrlE nmi,rs rs, Wom @ n.,d nd sivtenn inst
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
"SOUP" CAMPBELL
HERE THIS WEEK
Brilliant Forward Of Camden
Eastern League Team Sure
to Be With Skeeters
ADMIT WHIRLWINDS TODAY

"Soup" Camnbell. brilliant forward
of the Camden Eastern League basket.
ball team. is on his way here to talk
over playing for the coming season.
This is official. coming from Manager
VIII Kennedy and the veteran. who Is
about to start his twenty seventh year
as n cage director, evidently expects
little opposition in securing Campbell s
signature to q contract,
Several letters have been written the
Skccter forward, but he has sent hack
word that writing letters was useless,
as he would Re here this week The
players on the former champion five
have been working out for month or
more, but regular practice is also slated
for this week.
The new uniforms have been ordered
and everything is set for the getaway.
the services of Nat Holmes, along with
every other team in the organization,
but. according to Nat. the League will
have to worry along without his services
this year.
May Accept Whirlwinds Today
Today ends the time limit extended
the Whirlwinds. Of New York. for ad-
mittance into the League. When the
Gofhamites were voted into membership
Mt last weeks meeting they were given
Until Tuesday to have their check for
the 500 forfeit money in the hands Of
President Scheffer. Manager Murray
has promised the cash will be here
today.
The managers were very anxious that
the Whirlwinds become member.
They play on Sunday, which makes it
pnnupniant from CnbnI,ln gfo ;,,t
Then the league is working on Il per-
centage basis this season, and this Is
one of the more favorable reasons why
New York is welcomed. The big Sun
day night crowds are anxiouSly awaited.
Everything has been Strengthened out
with Camden as regards Friedman and
Scdran and with Kennedy and Riconda
and several others including FtiSch. Of
the New York Giants, will have n team
that will be in the running from the
start. Manager Murray said the
smallest attendance last season was
2400, and It varied up to 5000. Well
come the Whirlwnds.
Aetna Pros. Are Ready
Many new teams are in the field this
year, but one of the most likely looking
combinations, judging by experience, is
the Aetna Professionals. who hail from
Kensington. All the players have been
playing together for the past five years,
and the boys expect to compete with
the best.
The line up is composed of star play
ers, including Fogel and Quinn, of Holy
Name; Springer, of St. Henry Nc
Govern and McCann, of st. Anne, and
Bowman, of Beacon.
The team is being managed by John
Bradley, former player of note.
Games are desired with South Philly
Hebrews, Nativity. West Chester,
Downingtown, Kayoula, Aquinas, Oil
vet Boys Club. of Reading; Parkes-
burg and Birdsboro. Address James
Bradley. 2417 East Cumberland street,
or phone Kensington G299.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
BILLIARD CHAMPS TO PLAY
Horemans and Yamada Clash Here
Next Week

The billiard champions 6 two cont :
rsnts Europe and Asia, will clash here
nsyt week when Edouard Horemans. OF
Releium meets koji Yamada, of Japan
in n 240O- point contest of 49, balk :
line at Allinger's Billiard Academy.
They will play afternoon and evening
blocks of 400 points each on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 8, 4
and ). and by special Arrangement they
will follow each session with display
Of exhibition shots. On Thursday, Fri
dsy and Saturday Jake Schaefer and Al
TAYLOR will cross cues.
Unusual inter@t attaches to the
meeting of Horcmans and Yamada for
more than one reason. As champions
of their respective continents, they are
the premier GUESTS of everywhere that
balkiine is played, with the single ex-
ception of the domain ruled for ten
years by Willie Hopes magic wand.
Yamada was the last man to win a
championship tournament game from
the American title holder. and many are
now predicting that Horcmans will be
the next one to do so. Furthermore,
these two are admittedly the most
brilliant manipulators of spectacular
masSe shots in the history of billiards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
BARNES-HACKNEY
81. IN BIG GOLF TILT
Local, Who Won Last Year,
Faces Jim Again in U. S.
Pro Title Match
rouR 0UAKERS TEE OFF

x.u York. Sept. GA quartet o.
N0f fro,n thc Philadelphia district teet
pross tba first round Of match play fol
On IL Occasional match play golf cham
W uephjn of the United States over the
pu" plyun'|f ~ the Inwood Country Club, l.,
l., today. .Lo. ,o.,roor
clarence Hackney, Atlantic CITY, and
( H.. Rarnes, American open champion
1ysckney, yi included in the Philadelphla
llistrict lineup, trimmed Barnes las'
ussr 30 that the tussle today was eX :
.eCtrd 70 be "for blood. Barnes mas
ip,ice held the professional champion
.SMtn .Stn and is one of the big favorites, Dut
% Hackney surprised last year ana may
.notber Philadelphian who did not
sny soft assignment was Frank
S%a,tart Country Club, who teed OH
.ot;t ..;nst Walter Hagen, twice open
Si sSssmnion. former French champion, and
raa uam Western open titleholder.
w pob barnett, Tredyffrin, locked clubs
.p po Iobn Golden, the expert star of the
w0%o wl.n %oC Club. The other Philadelpnian,
M, ie leach, Merchantville, met Jack
B,an Bln Ruffalo Country Club, this
SO,ui Sso,uing The Philadelphians all had n
n'U,;d o'OU,s;ded chance of coming through,
IVY RTSs thirty one top scores in the
American i open at Columbia qualified
Aiusio any nwners TO compete in this annual
..s,c .hes excluding amateurs and de-
saiisv' ,.nIts Among the latter who did not
% .rter was George Duncan, ex-British
champion. ,-,.,aL o, obou
.,Sn SV tsed off against Pat O'Hara, Rich
p'Ond pmOnd this morning, and here was an
otbsr % match expected to develop into a
close tussle. -, ~ ,,,.u.s avn.
thirty-slx holes with the final rouho
.ysIo Ge. i"st year. To the winner goes
,So ju' diamond medal and oil concerned
,uceive ,Uc a healthy purse for their efforts,
I.-..os tbny foil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
sn His Shift Play in Coming Games
Sold Cuiltord Ticket
for $3.50; Brought S7O4O

st. Louis, Sept. 27.-Mrmb6rs Of
the st. Louis Country Club, where
Jesse Guilford won the national
amateur golf championship Saturday,
today related that Il. G. Van
Arshale, of Boston, won S704O in
the championship "pool' because r.
G. Burkham, OF this city, who
originally drew Guilford, thought so
little Of his chances that he sold his
ticket for $3.50.
The pool was conducted by the
club officials.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
Amateur Sports

Madison 4. 4. has organized a East qu,r-
tot. Any eighteen to twert;.-our vc7r od
t"ams desiring unnlcs address Madison A 4
2OO1 East Madi"on street
Wnvcrlv wants games with baskothar
ichna out OF town. ". \. ITarlZag, 344G
BrnddoCk street.
The Blackstone Bears havo roorEan,zol
ana would like to hear from a coiine NJ
BASKETBALL players who pay FsCond -class ba
street.
\ hrst-ciass fnllbaCk would like n sign
With t"am. such as Tni1n or HolnesburE
Address Carroll Collins. 5430 Vine street
The George H. ImhofY Post No I53.
Amertcnn Legion, wants cage games,
Char" log ParLe, 2s02 North Twentieth street
+. NJ
The Cumberland Mills Ctwo teans) would
like 20 arrang" caEe games with teams In or
out of tho city. " a. Simon. 1871 Amber
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
HUNTER IN EXHIBITION
British Golf Champ PaTrs Witt
Brother at Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. 27.---Willie
Hunter, British amateur golf cham
zion, who advanced TO the semi final
ut the hands Of Bob Gardner, played an
exhibition match Of eighteen holes here
today. He was paired with his brother
Ramsey Hunter, assistant professional
at the Shannopin Country Club. Of
Pittsburgh, against Eddie Towns, pro-
fesslonal at the club, and Richard Long.
an amateur.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
west philIIes in the Field

A now team, known as the West Phlllies,
with Larry SOmmcT as manager, has signed
such players as MInnim CALHOUN. Ed, Wat
son, Phil Doug ass who. WI captain H.,
iansdowne ana Jack Glascot. OF the Ger
manlown ,Ea;t"r4 b%e L%%Hefge lLye As pIETyi9
secure the team has decided to travel
For games address l.awrence S0mmer,. 42l3
Glrard avenue. Phone Belmont ei02 after u
p. M,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-27
Boots and Saddle

Horses which seem best at Havre de
Grace today are: First race, Sailing
Along, Fair Virginia, High C.. second,
Carmcncita, Clansman, Miles s.. third
Eddie Rlck"nbacker, Tippity Witchet,
RacO; fourth, Wateree, Fern Grass,
Bloomington; fifth, Irish Kiss, Well
finder. Lunetta; sixth. Horcb, Gath,
Mint Cat seventh, Miss Filley, Mather,
Peerless One.
At Latonia-First race, British Maid,
BACK Baby, Doyle second, Settle. Mig,
iDOriuS: third, Dantzig, Millersburg,
Mary Jane Baker; fourth. Ruby. Ben
BoIt' John :. Reardon fifth. Kinburn,
Rangoon, General Haig sixth, Jones
entry, Niolinist, Tom Hare, Jr. sew
,,n'h, Brawnie McDowall, Furbclow,
Honolulu Boy.
>, AT Aqueduct-First race. Alexander
hamll ton, Jock Scot. Wynnewood sec
ohd AudaciouS, Captain Alcock. Dom
nnaconna; third, Juno, Merriam Cooper,
RRoyal Primrose; fourth, Surf Rider,
Wy Jay, Yankee Star; fifth, knight Of
T re Heather, Rep, War Note; sixth,
loay, Ten Lee, SQuaw Man.
Al W0odbine - First race, Stacey
Adams, Finery, Nellie Lemon; second,
nnaeoone, Helen Atkin, General
Hagremonte; third, McCoburn, Superba,
wreck Iatriot; fourth, Dadema, Co.
Ien1o Lady Heart; fifth, Baby Grand,
iaay Me4vee, llildur sixth, Incog, Mes.
s,nes' Major parke; seventh, Star
''e0'n'' EXhorter, George Duncan.