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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
DAN GARTIN WINS TITLE
Meadowbrook Entry Victor In 1885,
Lb. Class at A. A. v. Tourney

Boston. April 13.--Dan Gartin, Of
Philadelphia. won the National \. A..
+. l2j-pound boxing championship here
when he defeated Ray Rogers, of Pitts
burgh. in the final bout for the title.
With little of science and more Of
strength. Gartin and Jack Stark. Of
New York. the metropolitan champion.
maulcd each other for three rounds in
a scmifinal to II stand of.
\ fourth round was ordered when the
judges disagreed and the little men
battlcd from bell to bell. Stark scored
at first. hut Gartin showercd blow on
blow later. Again the Judges disagreed.
but the referee recognized Gartin's fin
iShing qualities and gave him the award
II was one Of the stiffc$t encounters in
amateur championship annals.
In the scmiinal> John lIamm. of
Pittsburgh. defeated Marty Summers.
of Philadelphia. in the 0S-pound class
and the former won the title by de.
:eating Willie O'Conncll, of New York
In the lJ-pOund class Chick Weasey.
oi Philadelphia. was stopped in the
first round by George Daley. of New
York. Wcasey injuring his hand. Phila-
drlphia's other representative. Joe
Ferry. in the 1jS-pound class. was
stopped by Il. Fccncy also of New
York, in the third session.
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FRESHMAN RULE AT PENN
First.Year Men Are Barred From
Being Members Of All Varsity Teams

According 10 n ruling made recently
by the athletic council of the Inivcr-
sity Of Pcnnsylvania freshmen are in
eligible to compete on any varsity team
in the future. This ruling was made as
"a result Of complaints by other colleges,
ii is said. on the playing Of freshmen
by the Red and Bluc in hOrkCd and sew
cral other minor sports.
The rule did not become known until
Coal Goldsmith, Of the lacrosse team.
was notified that he could not play
first year men on his team. At that
time the lacrosse tutor had seven good
first year men who were expected to
make the team. Not having fresh
man team. he was forced to drop the
men from the squad.
The one year rule is in vogue IN
many colleges and is at Penn in all the
principal sports. However. it was felt
by the council. it is said, that first
year men should not play on any var
,ity team, but should have teams OF
their own. Accordingly IL sum was
appropriated for the purpose of lnStlll-
ing enthusiasm in freshman sports.
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Boots and Saddle

Bolster is easily the class Of the ad J.
vance purse. today's Bowl" feature Mt
n mile. Sundial II and Ny Dear should
furnish the chief contention in this
stake. The Princeton purs" for two
ycar. olds is the opening race on tho
card and brings together the best
Youngsters at Bowie. The Rowe or
pr'iran stable entry should account for
the stake. although st. Maurice Is ask".l
tn ronccdc much weight TO MiSdoal and
Muwrcoron. Horses we'll placed in
other races are: Second - GurglinG
Water. Nulcanizc. Domingo; third ---
Ultra Gold. Arrah Go On. ncIc 5
LasSic. ffth--IIcndric. Golden Dawn,
Hello Partner: sixth--Nobraska. Zap
hnnk. George Washington seventh
Challenger, Warlikc. Arbitrator.
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WAGNER D|SPROvES
. PUC|L|ST|C ADAGE
nK,ookout Al" Comes Back
After Three-Year Layoff and
Shows Swell Form
HAS WON SIX IN A ROW
By LOUIS II. JAFFE

p,yi,c's ancient saying. "'rhcy
xo,or Co,nc Back" is being handed
mc merry slam bang in Philadelpht"
hy u South philadelphia Italian. This
,ou,h who will be twenty three years
o,d ncxt month--on tho 9th of May.
;. ho oxnrt-has been boxing in better
rorn rhan ever for several weeks. de-
,,i.o tho fact that he had been in re-
,iromcnl for about three years.
Al Wagner. who earned the sobric-
.,o, of Knockout early in his iiStiC
.oor puur IN 10lG. is the fellow who has
tn0, crossing the wcll-knOwn adagc
.ofnrrsd ueGm 70 above. After quitting the
,;n, r; in l01S. Al came back in Feb
nav inst as an experiment, scored a
fO"r. round knockout, and now he has
Iocidrd seriously to resume the gentle
orr Of soaking the other fellow on the
N'T 'Rcforc Wagner stopped boxing he had
oon,nrtcd I'm total of sixty bouts. Pltty
,or cont Of these encounters ended IN
t,ockou,s with tho party of the second
mart being put to sleep. NJ rcmen-
hrrs that only four matches were won
he opponentS, but as bouts were lew
ond fnr between. also that purses were
small, he diSgustngly went into re-
.ircmrnt.
Speaking Of Wagncr'S ring earnings
thcn, he cites two cases Wherc nc re-
cciycd hardly sufficient money to pay
bis training expenses. For match
Nth nil Eloom. lightweight. Wag-
WV m,r" .nys Lc got so. and S2I 30 was
his end for a session with Preston
Drown. then one of the DcSt DoNers OF
his weight in this city. =,
Time and again Wagner was forced
,o stem out Of his class, at which time
hc never weighed more than l22 pounds.
and encountered heavier opponents, not
"nly Iightwcghts. but wcltcrwcights as
wciI Al now tips the beam at ia
nonnds. and. after having hall dozen
contests, he has decided to take on any
az thr foathcrwcights. from Champion
johnny III banr down.
feature Of WagnCr'S : successful re-
turn to the ring is til" fact that seven
months ago he had been seriously ILL.,
after undergoing surgical operation.
IIowcycr Al succeeded in rcgaining his
I'M strength and health. all of which
Lc provpd when hC got under way. by
inorEing our johnny Sheridan in four
rounds. then followed with victories
ovrr Johnny PaXon. Joe Mcndcll. Harry
Kid Stewart, Denny Gricvrs and rom
nv Clcary, scoring knOckdownS almost
in every S"t-to -. ...
"Im in the ring to stay this time.
lust So long aS can get opponents
said Wagner today, and III nor
Worrying who the mutchmakcrS pick
for me, but | hope they don't give me
any more IightwcightS Or welter'
weights
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Wack and DOn0udn
Are Optimistic

~ believe that the IhiliirS are u much
better ball club than they have been
given credit for" Manager Donovan. of
ball senson. - am not predicting any
pennnnt winner, but I feel sure that the
lighting qualities my club has shown will
ret them out Of last place and that they
viii give the fans Of philadelphia some
real baseball. n our pitchers come
through ~ expect them TO you will see
us In there making IA good run for every
game"
after six yrars' residence in the eel
lar the Athletics are going to Set out Of
last place thls year" Connie Mnck pre-
hlcted yesterday. "Few fans will rprog-
niIe my present team. Al Of the play
FRS Of last years team are nov imburd
with u fighting spirit and we should finish
better than hfth. Frank BRAZIL one Of
the batting finds Of the year, make. my
infeld. lie will he stationed regularly
AT first base. Dykes will continue at
Second and DuEau NJ third. Both DYKES
and Dugan are greatly improved play
crs."
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END VOllEYBALL SEASON
Cohocksink Playground Girls Win
Five Of Seven Games

The girls of the Cohocksink Play
ground have closed successful volley-
BALL season, having won five of the seven
games played. Defeats were sustained
at the hands VI Francisville and Fun
field.
Four games were played away anu
thrcn ut home the final scheduled con-
test at Cedar and Ann streets resulting
in II disappoinrm mcnt when tn" Francis
willie girls failed to put in an appear
ancc last Saturday, =,
The team was managed by Miss Alice
Clothicr, who had remarkable success
with tho girls for their first season OF
the sport. The members of the team
were: Madeline Bubb, captain; J"-
scphinc Tuncrcdi, Mary Freeman,
Katherine Bradley. KathCrin" ShanlCy,
Mary Reid. Clara LcvinSon. Helen
lIaggcrty, Katherine Smith and Miss
\, Clothicr. coach.
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MOURADIAN STARS
FOR PENN NINE
Former Central High School Lad
Is Playing the Best Game
Of His Career
LARSEN LOOKS LIKE FIND

Albert Mouradinn. the former Central
High School Hl-nruund star and at
present playing left field for the Uni.
versity of Pennsylvania. Is tho idol OF
Rcd and IIluc students these days.
Haron. rs he l., called by his teammates.
has been starring both aield and at bat
for Penn since the season opened. He
defeated Catholic niv"rsity single
handed down nt Washington. hit the
longest HON" run ever seen nt Annapo-
lis and has been d"nting the pitching
averages Of every hurlrr he has faced.
Yesterday MOurudian furnished the
batting and fielding thrills Of Penn's
q tO victory over CoOmb-' Williams
nin". Mnuradinn mad" the longest hit
Of the afternoon. n clean triple to left
center that h" tried 10 make a home
run. but he was caught AT the plate.
lie stole two bases and scored n run.
However. II remained for his fielding
stunt TO bring him glory.
RCnny Boy ntOn. the pride Of Will
liams, camn 70 bat in tho eighth with
two down and connected with one Of
Larscn'S brndrrs for what looked like
sure homer. At the rruCk Of the bat
MOurAdian started sprint backward.
shot his g'ov"d hand high into the ozone
while near th" track aud sp"arrd the
hOrSchidr for an out. l'ntil the. ball
started on it, way back tp the pitcher
the fans thought that il had landed into
/ the gymnasium. When they saw Mou-
radtAn throw the ball tu Srhriver a
/ mighty chcor went up for the left fielder.
Jack 'o"mbS. who made baseball
, history her" as member Of the Ath
lettrs IN their ponnant winning team,
had oceans Of praise for Coach Cariss'
team. "r"nn surely has one fine bali
cub. Snid jack aS h" started for the
dressing room. 9Th" fielding of the
team is good. their battery work excel
lent and their kmowlcdg" Of inside base
ball about n good nS any college team
in the land. That fellow Larsen looks
like real good pitcher. lie showed
lots Of stuff during those three innings
ne was on the mound. McNirhOl and
SchrivCr are classy pair Of iufelders,
whil" MOurndian Nh0Ud b" star gar
dcncr before be leaves the University
As for my team. W" had little out
door work previous to our Southern
trip and as result haven't reached the
form We will be in II little later. The
team has learned much from their
Southern trip and look for great i'm
pruy"m"ut when "" got back home"
Bill 1l"wrlyn starting his first var
sity game for the Red and Blue, held
the Williams team tn four singles made
in the fifth and sixth innings. He
ficlded li~ position lil," veteran and in
addition ruuncrtcd for single. his
fourth hit I'm two gam"s. II" recently
made thrc" singles at annapolis after
relieving Joe Yates.
, Bud Myers celebrated hi. return In
the game by hanging out tainted
, triple TINT could have been caught
easily had the Williams fcldprs played
the ball property. In all, Penn made
seven hits. turludtng III" triples by
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COBB'S MANAGERIAL DEBUT
Ty's Training Methods Meet Test
When Tigers and White Sox Clash

Detroit. April l3.- The managerial
debut of Ty Cobb. one of tn" leading
hittcrs in tn" major leagues. finds th"
r""rgnniHrd White SoX opposing Cobb :
Tigers.
EXrlu,iv" of tn" battery. Eddie col.
lins will be til" only veteran in the line.
up, tn" other White SoX stars Of past
years having been dismissed because Of
the 1919 world series scandal.
The success of CObb's methods on
the training trip. allowing til" athletes
considcrahl" latitude in preparation for
the season. struggle, will BE- put to the
test.
Herbert 'lDutch" Leonard prohohiy
will face the Soy butt"r~, mo Of whoa
bat left handed. will" Dick Kerr. rru-
nunt of the world series trio rf Soy
pitchers in 1919, Will pitch for Chi
TuGO
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PLAY HARD AND TAKE
CHANCES, SAYS Lands
Grandstand Whisperings viii Cease
With Fair Play, Ayers Baseball Head

Chicago, April 13.-Play the game
hard and square and take as many
chances as before. Judge Lands. high
commissioner of baseball, told members
Of the Chicago Cubs and st. Louis Car
dina!s and host of their admirers in
an address last night
1T Is literally true to say that never
before in any field Of activity has any
thing been scrutiniacd as will our ac-
tivity be scrutinizcd this season." Judge
I.audis told the players.
1--WE must put up with grandstand
whispers about little misplays for Il
while. but the characteristic spirit Of
fair play will soon snuff out that atti-
tudc." Judge Landis said he had re-
cCNcd invitations from all the clubs.
but would attend the game here.
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OUTT0N IS RECOVERING
west Phi'iy Runner Will BE in
Shape for Penn RELAYS

Y1iNnGormon button, of West Phily
rt"' ,ttSn' III" scholastic indnor 92O
-" ",iP' YIN" was injured n few DAYS ago
,',u" III" N"rln"n>t High field. will be In
+" ,"'I. Ior i" Penn rc'nyS. according
Lroa,In ,nM NW"l"r, coach Of the Meadow
r.'nf,'"' ."''flo"' Al ii" time Of his injury, was
Ibn b,',nnS ,..' ''",G to the railing that circles
Nh. i"'H' II" ran into an iron most and
y", EE"lN cut on his arms aud legs. 1t
run ,''"I 'hnt hc would be unable TO
NM, m, III" Penn carnival. but with
for u,, a>NlNlanc" h" will be in shape
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ormIston Unable to Go Abroad

PIttshurnh. AprU l3.--,i"orge A. Ormis
i,i' ~ In" Oakmuut Country club, an
moa1nc@d today tia, he VIII l." unah.Y To- nr
company the American golfers on th'Ir ~
Towues, Jr., captain Of thi American team.
invited Qrmiston To ,m9kS, the Trip as = rep,
OF business forced Orm'ston to decline
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BEDWELL is RECOGNIZED
Maryland Jockey Club Accepts En-
tries Of J. x. Ross Aqent

Baltimrrc. April l%.--Facrd with the
direct threat "t the Racing Commission
tha, uo u"rn>" w"uid h" issued for the
spring u~Ilug ut piulir", the Mary
land ,lor,.,y ClUb has SURRENDERED and
uuuwuurri recognition "t Guy Bcdwc.
H. aErH' for Commander j X. Ross
Tlo HmnoUur"mrnt was muur b.
Churlr~ T.. MclNu", president Of rU.
Jork,} rluh. Mr.. Mrl,auv stated 'ua'
,ho Ro,s entries, tiIrd with the pim,ico
nurnorir.r> Monday, had been u,r'r'I
and We're filed without fnrlhr' >lguo
lures. \ lrllrr 10 This rN,..,. -gId W.
W. LaUn. ha, hrru sent t. thr Muryh'.
RWIHg tumm~>iun.
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must Eliminate "oeadhead" Evil

To'edo. o.. April 10 The Toledo boxing
commission, through its SECRETARY, today
tarv ticket evil would have 10 b. rlim!lHici
''ncfore another rrrmi. IS grant"l. MIIr"
Iiurm,r. ROY Moore show last week, the COM
IN ssIuu said,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

MaryIand might as we'll recognize 4 ~
face to face with Il nSht. Center'ng In New
York. TO DESTROY racine In ~ o"r1S"rS> onR dR"
making feature. with II s3.S5 ga.". smaller
stakes and tow"r h2rses entGr"4 in ,b ra'TSh TGhc n
interest the races In Maryland hold. wan
open sport: big stakes and 81 W atmiSS,%md snd
icing hy getting up conflicts then nothinE
is in the way OF a betting @9rean'%T2,l"r cor con,
trolling the tracks In 'hr East; IN" i,suc
camoufagc Sp!king tn" mutuoIs Is the main
thing.
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1'rana'er' Lewis Tosses caddock

s,..'J I""""'Hh'N, Ia, Npril ~. Ed C'Strnn
We. -L, ''Gl, 'H''"ssrul'v Grfentlrd his nrA,l-
MLcn' l,, T',",I,ulNg rrc Of Ia" world horn
EaI CaJI"WH "'!m fails OF his match Hgatnut
minutes ,m, ~, IS, The nrut came in | hour o.
onds rnMI rLMI tHr second in ! minutes 80 se"' ~
Vicious iE"im E'nm,Idta!lS tails came .as tho result of
VAS ler Unconscious in the ring
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Phiis Open With
Giants Here TOddy



RU"h"st"r club last Sra>On and his worI;
at tn" training camp this spring indi-
Gated that h" WUuld have fine year in
major league company
Bruggy is fighter and n player who
keeps his men ON their toes all the time.
II" Is n good receiver and hcndy man
to hav" behind th" bat
Line. up Same
Th" rest Of D"noynn's lnc-up for ~.
day i virtually the same a. il has been
III alI Of III" r"r"nt exhibition games
jack Miller starts nt first base: Johnny
ltawIing, AZ second. Ralph Mil cr AT
short and Wright>tou" ut third. The
"utt"'d will be- composed Of Irish Mcu.
sci, ty Williams and Casey Stcngcl
and II may be thar Greasy Nenlc will
got "lnu"c 10 perform a while in right
field b"f"r" N" series Is over.
Manager Mr,;raw said this morning
that u" would use either Art Nchf or
D"ugnS to do the twirling with Smith
behind the bn'. Dave bancroft. who for.
merry did the sh0rtstopping for the
l'hi.li">. will b" M that station for the
New York Giants. Bancroft is rUpu
lar payer and will have many friend,
ont To- SEQ him perform this afternoon
Shortly before today's game began
liumm"l'S band. with specially ar
ranged program. started series UI
merry making airs al th" PhiI~' park
Mayor Moor" was scheduled to throw
out the first ball.
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COlunbine

COIumbine came out Of her race IN such
bad condition Monday thai she viii not
Ik"lv race AKA n for several months, II "y"I
She was rrDOrted lame IN h'r workout sat
urday. stil L. simon entered her MONDAY .
and was a strong favOrIte. as the public dId
no. know the condition of tho mare.
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l.. nrCk Miller, the Manayunk heavyweight, IL
Keen.ts hi lie made good in q racer. come
back against Eddie Hayes, and WIN be
Ealch"d with either Battling I.pvinpky or
homrr smith In Reading the latter part Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

GeOrgle Reynolds will meet Steve Latzo in
Sfaniun tomorrow night, The latter rc-
yhNI :" tax" on Mike Credell. according To
~. hrnn"dN, Crrdell wants to meet Joe
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The Military Hand

row, will hs the feature OF the "l"sini
week of the Bowie meeting. Il VIII h'
gallon Of seven furlorEs out Of the chute nN
throc .venr.Ods owned either by Army on
GERS or tn. Government. All starters VIII Ue
ridden Ly commissioned officers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

Jack ReCk and Tommy Loughran will meet
70 the main bout at Reading Friday night,
zoe Kennedy has arranged other matches AS
pIows: Battling PRskOs vs.. Willie Cross,
Bobby Burk" w. Frankie Murray. Harry
smith vs. Johnny Longott Hrn Billy Burke
~ Jimmy Kane
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

Nlllus lir III will be back from New York
WrGrrow after negotiating there for matches
~ NtF '"lmout. bantam and Young Tom
HHarE"N, wolterwcight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

The constant pressure Of piston rings
against the CN lINd"r wal IN time wears bo'H
the cylinders and III" RINGS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

The handling OF sulnhurtc acid should be
done with care and with full respect for the
,owrrful AGENT for destruction which It ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

sam Hildrcth has requested that SIX s'aus
po reserved for him At HHvr" Il" Grace,
where tho spring meeting opens Saturday.
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Scraps About Scrappers

Eddie .yugond l., another South Ph!lly
ltai'nm WHO has r"snmci T. ,NtnS. HS cHn'
tiorsl ISs' v,cok and. while the latter r"-
,lrn,d winner WHgond showed that ne
s'lll was a. wnIl"r"r. 10" Ehr,s',an% ,,t,rS nov
WognnI with any Of lh' l3S-pouhd"rs IN the
,.,., ...,,,,
Herman Taylor j. up ana arouhu msatt''
riter l".ur under IN" weh.h"r iol " aTsh
Nusssy Is more r"np-r.ted tham,H tham ~, ~ ISc
Third Regiment ArmorH IN thnuen n,ai III
Mon6av night, whris hH WI, pro on ma nIch"s
iour.huut card. INCLUDING trh-rIulN mn nd III ,'t
and Danny Kramer and Joe o. pInnelI' Eh mn r.I
nlGh''rount"ra between iapnE s, o "ndd rSnT
Tommy CI"arH And Johnny h"stcr an" nav
tEng Murray.
.,.,,,,,,,o, l.,
ArdN ,hln"N WI HS tne 9'g"r yht
win@.u" rorr,rCtiLton This wi'i be- ne st,hrat r
sumo NnEinE hSls r'rtorF ior M"RH,hp i,h
NJ Mi r,m rlsnl IN irn' in' umauou umaro,'T Wr" nnn
Johnny E,'bane K'4 & WSGrNr I,,cb,nsdn hMS I9ufm
E'EhmcN' hGhlms' ripsmrE ',cii, Wv ror
IN" ,,ml ffGllms: TomhrI b"NI!n vs. Iu,,- s
my Mgramu, RtllN Cannon w. Johnny Paxson
HnI HII' hif"S We Wh""S ''ur"e'
lion aircr his brilliant battlc against Joe
r'o.,'1 1T the Nattonal the other night. The
- when |, Is c0nsldrred that no was an
MURPHY This bout made such MT with
"" spectators mat thcy immediht",N were
nma'"n-d Tor Apr! -; WhHn Louis h"'W"Sn
p.ts@ Wallnc" and Chalkv Wmler Andy
,,nnn"% ana Harry Kid Brown and kid Wh'
rhrre clGht-Touhu boutS-BoDDy Sattett vs.
surE hraIhn. FRANKIE tk - smith vs. jim
d. rrf - - we s.g W ~ VIZ meeniS ny ~
An ai, r,,,,,.t IN, r ,,,,o !r, 90
hnJ ~ ItIrn 49, ~ "a "'t'!i.N '!ia
Wrv III 'Rj,rSio Si' '"'N anu dummy 1'"'"e anu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

To gain the most milcnge rer EaIlon o'
gas scn that your cylinders are, Kept irne
orCn naionaI use Of some reliable carbon re-
muNrr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

ihdir lrTcS has returned from baltimore
w N,a WAGNER, where the latter boxed
,E.hS Mahon"y or Monday night. Hayes SAYS
~ WAGNER looked Ike n r"nl winner, but
WV r.t"r"" gave the bout a draw
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You AufO KnO,U

The proper way to adjust the axle gears
Is by adding shimS.
When grinding valves bring piston to TOP
center and place IA piece OF waste OF c'olh
letwrcn II and tho valve
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

Complete yuporiZation is necessary to
avoid carbon deposition wlthh the 'y'lhde'S,
And also on account uf fabrication.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

I.ul,,ge ut the HtufnnE box may usually
hc Stnnn~d hy tightening the nut around the
vurn SHAFT hut persistent leakage calls for
rpnurllug
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r''eNr Marcos has closed for bouts at At.
SI'',"' "I tomorrow night Il week for Eddie
'""''S M"'ty DeCht"r ana Luigi Rurale
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

iTre c'Eh'-Tohhu nouts-boDDy lbatrett vs.,
JOCK braII". Frankie tk. o. Smith vs., lin
ny MctiOvcrn and Patsy Hogan w. Joe Au-
saus- viii be the feature of the weekly Fri.
day night program at the Cambria together
Nth sX-rouTd bouts between Tommy Golden
33nd Bob McCrack and Johnny Clarke and
billy Richie,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

Eddie :yugond L., nuothcr, south Ph.lly
ItaiITm WHO Tas resumed King. He came
iark auainst jimmy sullivan at the Ma
,ional Ias' wo"k am! while ,he inttcr tha, r", Mc
.'ui ,r.,t v,pIL,p,,r Joe Christiana now
fas E%iIic IN tow and hr wants, to match
WoEnn,I with any Of lhn l3S-pouhd"rs IN the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

low '""!!nns Jack Dempsey will clash with Char
iHr,,IIo' I''1n"il In th"@ main bout at the BlJnu
Js,' H., ,9MIShl Two other bouts viii be
nay 'a. Eddie Polo. "'' ''"'