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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
DEATHS

Up. NJ. at her husbands residenee. 61s W.
Elesnor U.,, st. osey Int private. Friends
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nsid, asea 2s Tqnetsl ornefs! services Tues.
irv,ns M' ave-. M M Merossntyilie. 4. J. % INT. mt
hriinston % Gem. Friends may '" cali Mon.
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oass R'ss!v'ie se ana ,,s"S' ';f Hif,%n .s%sn
Msrsus Ass9i chSreS, a7th and cumSeriaS%d MD sts.. o..
are Invited to attend funeral services. Sat.
S.ttss sas scr9iTs, e. in, 0f h,isds E,ls G. s. Ns Rs
mains nnVg " may be viewed Fri. to 10 p. n.
ApSpE WEST ssr''c 'ScTrRiAcEYo - On June 10. 1921.
| errSAT wife OF BENJAMIN West, Relatives
and friends Invited 70 iSnsrsi On sstuiday,
S,sT%sns s e NsS e. NsSSsS asSsSls S6sssss 6s%stsly0 e
WILLIAMS June II: JAMES s: VII
6"P a;s6 3, ", residence. 2l5 e. Johnson Iit, st.,
Gsrmantown. Int. private. Please omit
hoYetUf oYYoetUfNa-on June 1s; 1921, ALFRED W.,
Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. at his late
res,dence. ellis oxford at. Interment pri.
vate.
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MAN

We call for u man and we mean Just that,
a man who doesn't belle the name, who is
aggressively ambitious keen TO get ahead.
eager to make a dependable connection In
some capacity that will reward him continu-
than he will be likely to command anywhere
else. Our sales department has room for
such a mani preferably over 80 years of age.
top OF the ladder, but we do offer unusual
opportunity to clear-eyed straight-thinking
quick increase and steady advancement,
Call between 10 and 4 at Suite 1l0S. Land
Title and Trust Bldg
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MEN who speak italian or Polish and have
large acquaintanceship are needed by a
large and successful corporation: only men
with AL reference need apply. Mr.. Rohr,
702 Vandam Bldg, 0 to II.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

THE REAL EAGLE Employment Agency
All competent help can be found at thi
office: call or phone Spruce 2434; white O
colored male or female. 1908 Bainbrds
St. Philadelphia.
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,S MENORIAM

ANNA. In sad but loving
,LcKsoN N-offt - olr beloved sister. who de-
sSsIa SsIaD5sncfii D.sl. lie June 1s,, 1oitN;n 1oiitN;n SISTER
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HELP wANrED--MAIp

NOTICE Is. HEREBY GIVEN that the Civil
hold examinations for the position scheduled
9 th. dstes named For de'S COM nm
MISSION NGSn SnhsfSAG sfe Li's gsERVicB EHRSViicB
Tune Tune Ss-Shisf Clerk tprOnrOtoD. .s22SSG 900
july s-eierf }pronotionj Sm -. ...... iSSo.i5So
Irrsn.wonenS .....,...s 600 900
July 12--Tiremen (promotiony- 49, 1925
July s-Inspector telectriosD @ ~. 15oo-1soo
Hou.ina Ire sidenee wsiysdj 2e4o-sboo
Jay Jay lssAssi'Rs s.:t Ss$. ,sS,sSS SS: sSS
June 29-Asst occupationai Their
July s st ssRHs fSsSsa rSsIsS. SaSSG iSSSSSSSSS
June s9-SitS NSrss Neh' .!.s.e rnys'c,an SSSC.i5SS
July iS:Sss{ ,sgSisSSSS isSS
July 12--Asst. Dietitian ......... iooo-1aoo
June Ss-ksst; Morsuo caretaier. 100, 800
July July iS-Bsaniner tchiei inny;esti.. izoo-i0V0
Jun. soSsSs iSss CIV %s no SSha.
July 1l-Speeial Examiner. Civil
Service Commission (tem-
lions lpromottohj 80. @ $500,
SKILLED LABOR SERVICE
Juiy i-TTen Worker ..:.....:.. 300 100
July SrEcHSie%G END PRoFbssr65NI%SEe ISie 90
June =, .sSSSuiSa men snsIassssS! ERs9ss! 24Oo
LEWIS II. VAN pUsEN.~ ~ ""'
-. w., q, 900, Commissioners.
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LOST AND FOUND
PERSONALS
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

A WOMAN to do housework in small family;
good home. Apply 1913 II. Roosevelt Boulvd
CROCHETERS. experienced wanted on
shade rings to take work home; 10 not
Maurer C Sons Co. 4311 Wayne ave. near
18th and Germantown ave.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

COOK and butler or general Homework
japanese wishes steady position in small
family; city or seashore: best references.
NfACHINIST, all-around man. requires work:
age, 81 years. willing and able. Address
T., 225 g. Sd st. Phia., Pa.
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APARTMENTS
WEST PHILADELPHIA
HAMILTON. seI6-Unfur- apt bath. kite
en- and large rooms: reference
GERMANTOWN

aiOpERN efficiency housekeeping apartment;
~ acrls OF land; high elevation and ideal
suTroundinRst country club and ls-hole golf
links within u block; garage on premIses; 2
blooks 70 station and 26 minutes TO city cen
er er -2hiy tl2h per month on yearly lease.
Broad and Chestnut.
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Genera,

TEXTILE FOREMAN
Experienced on knit goods: sweaters. sport
knit and sewing machines: handle about so
Sperators d,u,Sd and eTnmipe room, layout work:
Industrial and Mercantile Service. Inc.
62S Land Title Bldg.
CLERKS. oyer IT. for Postal Mail Service;
$l20 month: experience unnecessary. For
free particulars OF examinations, write ].
Leonard former Civil Service examiner),
962 Equitable Bldg.. Warrington, D. c.
gust. many vacancies; salary si4oO. ! s6o
write for sample test. NJ 9Os. Ledger Office.
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MARxrED
-. 4, EARY.--N,sAAJJHHAN g. ogRITnMsgP gInsg
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Observation-Disclosures,

PENNsYIyANIA--sC
GERMANTOWN - Flrst-noor corner apart
tnent, furnished for rent summer months:
near Penna. and p. and r. Railroads: / 50.
57s7 J.
and bath; second floor; fBb; large lawn;
s@arthmore and Yale ayes 5s4 n.
MOORE. PA.--Beautiful unfurn apartment
osntro "a floor; adults garage. Schmidt
1910 Thirteenth ave,
ATLANTIC CITY
apartment on Boardwalk; Chelsea
district; reasonable G 835. Ledger on.
FURNISHED Boardwalk apt; $3.50 sum
mer. VIM. Kennard, 4ol Chestnut. Phila
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Issued Luno 1a. 1921.

PROoFREADER
TAeHsieAL MoRk, 6AN 6SDsEtH5S sEc5SR PGR HMP
Sii;AaSyNT Sii;AaSSy q Posi- ,Ro9ssgrIoN NSSr,, WITH STEADY
COMPETENT MAN. ADDREss W.T.
LIAMs WILKINS Co. BALTIMORE, MD,
Raw SILK INSPECTOR wanted for large
throwing plant must be thoroushly ac-
queinted with laboratory work. ACCOUNTING
and clearing of lots: applicant with some
practical knowledge of throwing preferred.
NJ 127, Ledger Office.
SALESMAN-Agproved auto look, no COM
pllcated instal!atlon; entities purchaser 70
insurance refund greater than cost OF lock.
Cell after 8 p. NJ, Preferred Utilitea Co.,
112 N. Broad ct.
sALESMEN---Nien Of vision. character and
Determination. who are willing TO, work
proving their ability, will fnd an ex-
raordinary opportunity by calling on Mr..
Rohr. 7O2 Vandam BldE.. TO ~,
TILE SETTLERS, Hotel Hlghpont, N. C., at
onco 3 months work. conditions ideal;
get In touch with us by wiro. q. 3.
Thomson q Co., as Peachtree Arcade. At
lanta, Ga.
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General
-sala--
HELP WANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MAL
ACCOUNTANT WANTED
Experienced, high-grade man, good charRcter
and personality competent TO take charge Of
office: age between IS and 40 years Ad-
dress NJ 202, Ledger Office.
CoMPOSIToRS. stone hands. monotyps key
board operators Stephen Greene Co.,
N. e. corner Arch and 9th SITS.
ADELPHIA CONCERN; STATE ACE
AND mo EXRTEiR1RNGEJ ITi RERLIENss ItNsr WILL TnH
FIDENCE. ADDRESS
NJ 90. p. o. BOX 3iS4
MACHINIsT wanted who is capable OF
managing and handling repair work. very
large garage; ono willing TO put in some
money; excellent opportunity; references re-
aulred. c $50. LEDGER Ofnee. ee.-
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81 HAZEL AVE- chambers.
inquire On premises. Woodland 1929 n.
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ROOMS WANTED
BOARDING

rTT5T1Gp + vace enoies; rooms with board;
one for July and August: another longer
10 desircd. plenty hot water; excelent tnp,SS tgIpn,SS
pleasant neishborhood' fhohe buI.ns ,---
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.McCuTCHEoN"Teb: 10. 1919. in France.
inf. son Of Joseph and Jane MccutcReon.
Relatives and friends invited to funeral.
Mon, . p; NJ. parents residence. 2044 Il.
Ynrlr at Int North Cedar IIIn
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MuLER.--Juno -. NICHOLAS. husband
Of RISE Miller Funeral, to which rela-
tives and friends nre invited. Mon. 7.30
A. NJ, late residence. o527 s. 9th st. High
mass Church OF the Epiphany A. NJ pre-
cisely Int Holy Cross Gem,
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

BABY CHfCKs-Barred plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island Reds, White Wyandottes
7 .sShorns. a from flrst-class stock; So per doa
can he sent safely TO all parts by parcel post
b, G. Vahle. $40 Market.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BIO OPPORTUNITY for young man to con-
meet with sales department of PhlIh-
delphia company manufacturing several lines
OF small articles for automobiles. trucks anu
tractors; these articles are sellers on sight'
and field Is practically unlimited; prOhts n
toresting: Investment s250o UP. i I'D
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RADEBAUGH.-June 49,. 1921. DANIEL
W, beloved husband OF Jennie y. Eade-
baugh (nee Hannan). Relatives and friends
are invited to attend funeral services. Mon.
2 p. NJ. at his late residence, 2Ool n. 2oth
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NOLL.-June TO- EMMA l.. wife OF
Charles Noll (nee AbbotD Relatives ana
friends invited TO services. Mon, = =. NJ.
late residence 25l0 y Gratz St, Int. prt-
vate. Remains may be viewed Sum- after
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McCULLoUGH.-Ju IT., MICHAEL r,
and son OF Michael and the late Mary Nc
Cullough. Due notice will be given from
residence of his brother-in-law, Frank P.
Carr 2O36 Race st.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
Six EUentS For
 Local Athletes

Plans for the A X. U- athletic meet to be held in the Armory, Saturday night, March 3, are being whipped into shape as indicated by reports heard at the meeting last night in the Board of Recreation rooms.
 Indications point to record en- try of local athletes in the various pleted and contains six events closed to city athletes. Entry blanks are in readiness and can be obtained from Capt. M. A. Baum, Room 502. First National Bank building. Entries will close Feb. 25.
 The complete program of events follow:
 Closed to the City.
 400 yard relay, grammar school, Boy Scouts and boys clubs for boys yard run, high school; 30 yard pota- to race. open to all girls Ono entry feel; 40 yard dash, open to athletes that have never competed in any event before Ono entry fee); 40 yard dash, open to police and firemen; 500 yard club relay. open to all clubs.
 Open \. A. X. Events Handicaps.
 40 yard dash, 40 yard run, $50 yard run: 1 mile run, high jump. shot put, 12-lb. shot, special event.
 Open to State.
 500 relay, American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars; 40 run, State Guards (heavy marching or der), 1 mile relay, men, high schools.
 The prizes will be as follows: A. A T.. events-large silver cups and medals: relay races-larse silver cup to winning team; gold filled and sill yer and bronze medals for all other other events
 A fee of s2 will be charged for re- lay teams, soc for each other event
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
Bridgeport SOld Baseball Gunrd
 ShOt 70 Pieces

Bridgeport's old guard in all like lEhood will be shot to pieces, ere the opening baseball game is played at Newfield Park. Also. Manager Gene McCann is likely to have quite bulky collection of unsigned con tracts, if rumors that are going the rounds prove correct.
 Just now it is extremely dubious that Gene Martin Bobby Limerick and Buck Tai, a :trio of standbys hard to supp1ant, will be among the miss ing favorites along with Biffng Bill Skiff.
 Martin claims he will not play here for the reason that two months sal ary from last year is due. Martin says he was suspended without re- ceiving the usual notice as prescribed by Organized Baseball powers.
 Buck Lai's threat to quit is also Lai, it is known, has been dickerine with Gene McCann, but the latter's diplomacy has been unsuccessful thus far. Unless the speedy and hsxs working third-sacker is lured back into the fold therell be a bad gap al the dizzy corner to plug.
 Thus far the only members Of the Old Guard to sign up are Hank Brackettt Shanty House and Lennon No wonder Gene McCann is carrying around a. worried countenance. SEiff Scoop Stirs Fans
 The Biffing Bill Skiff exclusive a.p' bearing in The Times yesterday proved a jolt to local admirers of the best backstop in the Eastern League The complete story of Skiffs contro versy with the Bridgeport club whicf l included Clark Lanes latter, baret I the entire squabble and much sym pathy is expressed for the player, a
 Bill was truly a popular fellow. ! Manager Gene McCann wants tt make it known, however, that Ski
 didn't jump the Bridgeport Club. bu
 technically speaking, he has refused to report to the Little Rock Clul
 where, he was transferred. All right Gene, let it so at that. ] 'The sale of Slziff was put througt according to the rules of organizet baseball,'' said McCann. If Sk1f
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
SHANE TO LEAD H. s.
 ATHLETES

Matty Skane, mile champion was elected captain of the High School track team yesterday. Skane receiv- ed the unanimous vote of the "B'' men. Skane is well fitted for the position as he has led the best cross country team that the Hilltops ever boasted of to state championship Skane was the only Red and Black runner to cop a place in the Dewitt Clinton meet last fall.
 The entire track team will be en- rolled in the Connecticut association Of the A A. C. this week. Mckeon and Lavery, two big boys. have en- tered the cinder path ranks. both top over six feet and are slated to run in the relay and enter the high jump. The squad will enter it's second day Of training at the "Y" today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
Cap Invented to Protect
 Batter From Bean Ball

Pittsburgh.-A cap to be worn by baseball players for protection against the so-called bean balT' has been invented here by four Pittsburgh business men.
 The cap, which can be worn by a played throughout the game has a pneumatic coil constructed within the lines of the headpiece. The athlete wearing the cap has to tilt it slightly forward and to the side of the head when bat ting. In this manner the cap will absorb the shock of a bad pitch
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09

thinks it wasn't he.' can appeal to John H. Farrell and get justice. Skiff was dissatisfied here and did not want to play in Bridgeport last year, or in 1919. His claim of not receiv- ing fair treatment from the local club is all bosh.''
 McCann added he bore no enmity against Skiff, but said he had proved more or less a, trouble maker and tlhsat owing to. his desire to get away from Bridgeport, he was sold to Lit tie Rock.
 It has just leaked out that Water bury is willing to pay Skiff a. monthly
 stipend of $500 and a bonus, provided
 a way is found to carry on negotia- tionS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
GIANTS OPEN SEASON
 IN PHILA., APRIL 13

New York-According to the Ma tiona1 League schedule, published this morning, the opening day of the sea- son-Wednesday, April 1S-will find the Giants in Philadelphia, the Dodg- CTS in Boston, the Pirates in Cincin- nati and the Cardinals in Chicago The Yankees therefore will have New York all to themselves on that af- ternoon. The Giants will play their first game at the Polo Grounds on April 21. with the Phillies as their opponents, while the Dodgers will in augurate the season in F1atbush on Sunday, April IT.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09

 SHINES AS
 CAGE STAR

Chip" McGowan, personal find" of George Weiss, who starred in the New Haven outfieid last season. is credited as being one of the Specdiest basketball players in the Nutmeg State.
 McGowan is a member of the New Haven Knights of Columbus quintet and his playing has attracted the at tention of professional managers in the New York and Pennsylvania bas- ketbaH circuits, but Chip has de- cided to pass them up this season. pro.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
BRETON TO
 BE RAZZED
 FOR PUNCH

New York.-Jack Britton, welter- weight boxing champion, today was ordered to appear before the State Boxing Commission on Friday to ex- plain a breach of fistic etiquette he committed Monday in his fight with Ted Kid" Lewis.
 After protesting against the use by Lewis of a rubber tooth protector, Britton became involved in an inn promptu bout with Zeig Goodman one of the Englishman's seconds Britton today said he was sorry, that he was excited at the time. The second, the referee and judges of the bout also have been requested to ap- pear.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
ZBYSZKO-LINOW
 MAT ATTRACTION

For the first semi-final wrestling bout at the Casino on February q, Sam Howard has booked Franz So- lar. who did so we'll in the last show, to meet Lewis Romano, the Italian grappfer Solar is the Bohemian champion and it will give the card an international flavor with Wiadek Zbyszko. the Polish star. in the prin- cipaI bout against Ivan Linow, the Russian CoSsack.
 Solar and Romano are- expected to be in prime condition for their match Tn the first and semi-final- The
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
COCHRAN NOT OUT
 HE SAYS

Eng'hsh boxing promoter, has not withdrawn as a joint promoter of the proposed Dempsey -Carpentier cham pionship match, Dan McKetrick, for mer promoter of this city, announced today.
 Mcketrick said he received a cable message yesterday in which Cochran said he would stand by his agree ment if the other promoters lived up to their contract
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
24 Courts to Be Built
 For Title Tennis Nee

Philadelphia.-Wor of pre- pairing the Germantown Cricket club grounds for the national lawn tennis singles champion ships next September will begin as soon as the weather permits. It is planned to erect a four sided stand large enough to seat 10000 persons. In addition there will be seats on the loggia of the main club house.
 Twenty-four courts will be laid out on the cricket field, which has been given over for the tournament
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
WEsLEYAN's GRID
 DATES ANNOUNCED

Middletown-The Wesleyan football schedule for next fall is out today The most prominent change is the drop ping of Trinity College, which is re- placed by Boston University. The schedule: October l, open. Sth, Co., lumbia- at New York; 18th, Boston diversity: 22d. New York Cnfver- sity, at New York; 29th. Tufts; No- vember ,, Amherst, at Amherst; 18th, Union, at Schenectady; 18th. Will liamS-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
CARPENTER
 GO TERMS
 SUIT MORAN

Paris-Terms for fight between Georges Carpenter, heavyweight champion of Europe and Frank Moran of Pittsburgh. who now is in Paris, to be held before the Contin- ental Sporting Club of Paris, have been accepted by the latter. Pro- moter Roth. it is said, is meeting with some difficulty in obtaining Car pentiers signature to contract owing to the high terms insisted up- on.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09

Italian grappler has been tossing op- ponents around in great style and from his training quarters all kinds of optimism abounds
 Promoter Howard is angling for another bout for his card and ex- poets to obtain some definite word concerning the big fellows this week. He further expects to have every thing in readiness for the big mat show within a day or two. With the different nationaltties on the card the local impreEsar1o ts planning . eos mopolitan show af the CA1no.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
PITCHER ACQUITTED
 ON ROBBERY CHARGE

San Francisco-A police judge or dered dismissed the charge of robbery against Carl (Babe) Rolling, former
 pitcher of the Oakland club, and un- der contract to the Detroit Amen,i- { cans The complaining witness re- 2 fused to prosecute. Hol1ing was ac- cused of entering an apartment and stealing $20 in currency and clothing valued at $40.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
ALLEN SWEDE, TIGER
 TRACK STAR, QUITS

inceton.-Princeon's track team received another severe blow when it was announced that Allen Swede of Moz-ristown, Pa the greatest dis Orange and Black, would not com pete for the remainder Of the season Swede is suffering With sciatic rheu- 1natism and as Massey and Steven son are also out the Tigers chances are not too bright for the indoor sea- son.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
CAMPBELL AND RAY TRAILERS IN MILLROSF

New York.-One of the big sur prises furnished in the Millrose A. c. games last night was the defeat of Tom Campbell Of Yale in the "6oO" by Earl Eby of Penn. The Quaker athlete covered the distance1in 1 min ute 15 4-5 seconds.
 Another notable, Joie Ray, went down to defeat in the l 1-2 mile run which was won by Harold Cuthill of the Boston A. A.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
LEE MEADOWS AND WHITTED HOLDOUTS

Durham, N. C.-Lee Meadows. Philadelphia National pitcher. and George Whitted, Pittsburgh National utility player. who are spending tn e winter here, have returned their 1921 contracts unsigned with a demand for more salary than they received last year.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
FOOTBALL TRAINING
 CALL AT PRINCETON

Princeton Princeton's football candidates will be called for Sprin g football practise late this month. The Tigers will work on the gridiron four times a week devotirg themselves to fundarn ntalS, passing and punting
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
JOE LYNCH MEETS JABEZ WHITE TONIGHT

St. Louis-Joe Lynch will make his first ring appearance since win ming the bantamweight title from Pete Herman December p when he meets Jabez White of Albany, N. Y., in an 8 round bout here tonight. The contest will be a no decision affair.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
ROBINSON STANDS
 PAT ON BROOKLYNS

New York-The champion Brook lyn Robins will take the field for the 1921 campaign with the lineup that finished the 1920 season.
 WiIbert Robinson, manager of the Dodgers, said today he is contem- plating no radical changes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-09
Fight Results

At Boston Fred Fulton knocked out Battling McCreery in the second round of a scheduled 12 round bout. At New York Harry Seigel won judges decision over Jimmy Kirk in { IS rounds.