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WANTED-MALE HELP

for plant maintainence
one who Is familiar with electrical
work and the installation of all kinds
of machinery; reply by letter. stating
wages required and previous experience,
Rox 40 Hammond Ind 4-7-3
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NANTEL-Accidcnt and Health insur-
Rnce salesman for evenings, in Whit
ing. Hungarian or Slavish preferred
apply between and p. M. Stanley
Sielski. SIS Clark street. Whiting. Ind
4-7-3
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NANTED-3 good outside saIesmen. ap-
Div Summers Pharmacy Hammond.
4-7-2
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NANTED-O perator for Giddings and
Lewis boring machine apply Metal &
Thermit Corpn, 151st and McCook ave,
Fast Csh3ca go. 41-3
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TOR REM front rooms. newly dec
GRATED for Light hskpg. III South
Holman street. Hammond. 4-S-1
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AAANT ED-EX perience foundry carpen-
ter: Geo s. Limbert & Co. 145th st.
and Todd avenue. East Chicago Alb
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FOR RENT-3 light hskpg. rooms. all
modern. no children: $500 per mo.
45e Ash street. Hammond. 4-S-l
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rDIs RENT modern rooms for light
Hammond 4-S-1
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ULLRICH & BOX
Z on, r,r-I 4Cn md 9c =

Fhones Hammond $50 ana 2659- ~
FOR SALE-BeautifuI Home in Crown
Point. centrally located. rooms
large lawn. fruit trees. modern inn
provements and acres in rear includ-
cd. Price very reasonable. Write I
Pozar, 265 ". South street. Crown Point
Ind 1876
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IT0P PFNT-Beautffu furnished mod
ern spartment for three or four adults
8S8 south Holman street Hammond.
go 4-7-2
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FOR RENT furnished rooms. and
bath. gas. electricity. furnished for
hskpg. S4S Erie street; Inquire $40 Car
roll street, Hammond 4-6-6
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Mrs. E. Lee phone
Hammond 3346,
lectures d all y
from 9 to 9, the
Right Way to
Live. 900 State
Line Street. in
West Side of his
pital.
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Room AND BOARD-In private home
for one gentleman, phone Hammond
1857 4-S-1
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I10R RFzNT-F'uEnished room. lady pre-
ferred. 36I0 Hemlock street, Indiana
Harbor, 4-8-l
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FOR RENT-3 well furnished hskpg
rooms, phone 18S1-J Hammond; 296
~ t-atfe 81 rect 4-S-1
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WANTED--FEMALE HELP

nond Expert Cleaners and Dyers: AZ
state Line street phone Hammond 1901
4-7-3
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FOR RENT-FNurnished hskpg. rooms
and g. with bath; Inquire lSS Plum
rner avenue, phone Hammond 1918.
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Want ET1-Wonan to keep books, take
dictation and use typewriter. also 70
act as secretary for Manufacturing Co.
answer giving experience and reference
bond required; l. <. l.. care Times,
Hammond go
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-kurnished rooms to let;
$3.50 to $3.50 per week; Hotel Carleton
2-25-H
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MONEY TO LOAN
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-An Aridale hound
about year old. Return to
VIM. Gruener. Sheffield ave
nue.. Wolf lake. Reward.
As
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FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
for light hskpg, also garage for rent.
rs State Line street, phone 1252-W,
T{smmond 4-63
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Storage batteries charged,
rented and repaired. The
S. & NJ. Battery Service,
318 Fayette ST., Hammond,
phone 2655. 2-ss-tf
FORD TRUCKs-Ton or y ton ANY
style body. business or pleasure new
BARNETT bros. CO ''ha 14 i5Sef So. Men! Nehl
san BiNd-, 1hicago. Ill 2815 Locust 81
st. Louis. Mo. 3-17-2
FOR sALE-Reo Speed wagon. Just ov-
erhauled' new battery. too bid fer tny
line &C work. will sell cheap. call at
Z. ~ Cedar street Indiana Ifarbor phonne.
FOR SALE Model 400 Chevrolet 1910
Walsh avenue, upstairs, East Chica-
FOR SALE Ford Sedan fully equip
ped. Al condition. $55e; Inquire +.
Redman, Bernice, Ill, Phone Lansing
10 49,
FOR SALE-Ford Specdster. new spe-
cial body in FIRST class condition. 754
Holman street, Hammond Phone see
to-
SHAVER'S SNAPS
1920 Paige Sport
1920 Oakland Touring
1920 bort
1920 Essex Touring
1919 Hudson Sport
1918 REQ Speed Wagon
1918 Buick Cab
1918 Buick. 2 passenger
1920 Monroe
1919 bort Touring
1918 Chalmers
1919 Franklin. Z passenger
1919 Kisscl Truck
SOUTH SHORE AUTO 90
Russell ana Holman Streets
Hammond Phone so. 47-a
WANTED TO TRADE passenger
Buick for Roadster: 467 Hoffman n.
phone Hammond 1094-M Ais
FOR SAIE-192e Chevrolet 4a0 Sedan.
' " 4-7-a
FOR SAII5-One Dodge. passenger.
and one ton Ford truck; will sell to
best offer; 4947 Alexander avenue, East
Chicago. 4-l-2
FOR SAl4E-5 passenger Chevrolet car.
model 400. price $3.50: phone Ham
moud zoos; 400 Holman street TO-
FOR EGCHANGE-A 1916 Ford for
late model with starter: win pay diff
ference. Act quick. phone Hammond
l779. 4-7-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Ford Chassis,
500. 1918 Ford . passenger $3.50, 1917
Overland . passenger $500; 1919 Chevro-
let Roadster So40: 1915 Lexington Road
Ster S265: 1920 Overland passenger
S4oo. 1905 Forsythe avenue. phone East
Chicago SEM. 4-1-2
USED CAR BARGAINS
One Ford Roadster S175.
One Ford Touring. 5000
One 1920 New Ford Sf75.
One Worm Drive Ford Truck, $3.50
one 2 ton Truck St75.
ono Ton Truck $3.50.
G. NJ. &. Speed Wagon, $3.50.
overland Touring $500.
. ChevrOlets S21j each.
one Dodge Sedan. $3.50, like new
One Dodge Touring. $3.50
one Dodge Touring $500.
One cleveland Touring $3.50.
One Eleiu Touring. like new. $500
One Franklin Roadster, $500.
Cne Nash Sedan like new. $500
one ~ eve. Natl sedan, $1,000.
These cars are an thOr0u ghly over
hauled and I'm first class condition, A
small payment down VIII take any car.
This lis now under new mana cement
HAMMOND AUTO PAINT & TOP co.
$50 Holman street. open evenings to
=. NJ ais
FOR SALE-f91s Oakland arst-class
condition. Bargain for cash $500, 90.
phone Hammond i3c3-W f-7-2
FOR SALE OR TRADE passenger
Chevrolet What have you. 6i9
Chicago avenue. East Chica 60. t-S-1
FOR SAT4F-Jeffrcy. cylinder. . good
tires; 619 Chicago avenue, East Chi
caEo. ISL
FOR SALE-Hudson Super-Six. pass
Sedan. slip Covers. Snubbers. good
tires. new battery. skid chains. recent
ly ovcrhauled and painted. No reas-
enable offer refused: 619 Chicago avenue
East Chicago. ISL
FOR SALE Elllhart Speedster. 1915.
Al condition, good tires. machine can
he seen 1923 Todd avenue, East Chica-
go 4-S-2
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lr0R Rent furnished rooms for
hskpg private entrance and a bath;
call 43e Indiana avenue Hammond.
All
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FOR RENT-3 light hskpg. rooms at
$50 Logan St phone 26l4 Hammond
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FOR RENT-Furnished room for hskpg
rra,,p,o,,d 1872
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FOR RENT light hskpg. rooms, con-
sfsting of kitchen and bed room. strict
~ modemn; 165 AFa1tham street. Ham
n,ord 4-7-2
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nor RENT-April 18th, g furnished,
new. strictly modern apt, all private.
42q NAV street. Hammond. 46-u
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ATTENTION

Air Stacked Lime for Ferti1izing. put
up in so ID. bags. delivered 10 all parts
ot the city, phone Hammond 35lh
4-s-2
FOR sALE-New and Used Tires and
Tubes; Benson & Hin. 62S Holman
street. Hammond phone 772. 3-9-u
FOR SALE-IesVing city, SIS takes "A
mahogany Qperola Photograph. cost
S95e new. largest size made; IIcrmes. In
Huehn block. or Holman street. Ham
n0nd 49,
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBTLES

Storage Batteries charged,
rented and repaired. The
S. & M. Battery Service,
318 Fayctte ST., Hammond,
DhOOp o655 2-26-tf
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FOR RENT front rooms for light
fskpg- strictly modern, phone Ham
mond 1876 or call 531 Michigan avenue
A-4-1
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FOR RFNT-Pretty modern furnished
rooms, cheap. hskpgu call AaLnInonG
9q14 4-'-z
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Home-lil1e room IN pri-
waite family. modern: 159 Z. State
street End floor. Hammond. 4-5-5
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WANTED - Accountant, a
competent book keeper
with general office expert
cnce, permanent opportun-
itv. Apply Edw. c. Minas
Co. Hammond. 800
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FOR Rem s room Cottage
for hskpg. 80 152nd street, phone 5000
~ r9oro7d AL
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WOR RENT-Furnished rooms, steam
heat, men only; 10l Plummer avenue,
Hammond 42-I
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WANTED Dung SRI for housework
-a2-T &-7-2
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MISCELLANEOUS

PAINTING ANp PAPERHANGING
Prices Reasonable
Carl Vermett. phone 1879 Hammond
Ic-21- 40
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for trimming trees. ap'
plv Saturday morning go Ogden 81.
None Hammond 1921 4-6-l
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~ XNTFT-7st class Auto Painter tel.
$50: e. \ Bunncn Auto Co. Ham
rnond. t-N-l
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MANI ED-An experienced auto sales
man. none other need apply. ref. req
O'Neu Auto Sales. 651 Calumet avenue,
Hammond go
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ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY /,

ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY,
HANMOND-Times Office. Hammond Bldg. Phone
800 E. S. Bourne Drug Store. rs Calune, Ave-
Phone 1855.
| WIFI ING-Whiting News Co.. 524 Ileth St.. Phone
i3eW.
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chanic: East Chicago Garage & Sales
CO. 4735 F'orsythe avenue. phone East
Chicago s.. 4-S-l
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FOR RENTING rooms furnished for
hskpg. modern. near Gary car. heat
light and gas furnished. phone Ham
rnond 40; call s22 Howard avenue.
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FOR RENT rooms for light hskp6.
centrally located: Inquire 232 Indi-
ma avenue. phone Hammond 400 ISL
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For RENT-I.arge we'll ventilated
heated front room: 360S Grapevine st.
Indiana Harbor. Phone SOAR. 4-S-1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Bright lady mat can meet puS mess
men on strictly business proposition
in Hammond and surrounding cities
Many Of our salesladies earning hrteen
10 twenty dollars a day; Write BIS
TTaron,ond 1873
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COR RENT furnished rooms for
hskpg no children. one room furnish
d for two men; 761 Claude street. Ham
nond 1872
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FOR SALE-5 room Bungalow. North
side. electric lights furnace heat, the
corner house. phone Hammond 1910
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NOR Rent and room furnished
ants for light hskpg.. &c Douglas St,
t,i,ore Hammond f03S-R 4-S-1
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FOR SALE-S0 acre farm. six miles
from Crown Point. Ind. Small set OF
buildings, good oil. price Sl25.C0 per acre
Ralph J. Wright, Crown Point. Ind.
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FOR SALE tore with 10 living rooms
ON > foot frontage. 40 #. deep, pool
table. piano and fixtures: Inquire owner
S42 Indianapolis Blvd. Robcy. Ind.
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FOR SAIF-Rooming house, call 81
oakley avenue. or phone 2737 Ham
Dlopd. f
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Auditor LaIee county indiana.
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For SAI4E-SCRATtH PADS, ALL SIZ-
rs: TIMES OFFICE, HAMMOND
BUILDING 3-1I-1
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"@'N NJ " I - lA<L&-AA q NIAN
General Contractors
2S6 Calumet Avenue
Builders of Quality Homes
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NATIONAL DISGRACE
So Says Or. Crafts Of Dempsey
CARPENTER Bout

Cincinnati. June 1S.--Dr. Wilbur +.
Crafts. of Washington. founder and
head of the International Reform
Bureau, forwarded from Cincinnati to-
day a petition to Secretary of State
Hughes requesting him to stop the fight
between Dempsey and Carpenter in
Jersey City on July .. The petition
was sent on behalf of the Life and
Thought Club. an organization Of busi-
ness men Of Lincoln, Neb.. according to
DR.. Crafts.
The petition is based on the ground
that the fight is national disgrace, '
said DR.. Crafts today. THE Supreme
Court of the United States held that
neither Louisiana nor any other State
could legalize n lottery to the dctrmpnt
Of the citizenship. Therefore. no State
sas the power to legalizc so brutal a
spectacle as prize fight. No State has
the right to bargain away the public
morals.
"If the petition bears no fruit |
will look around for judge who has
courage enough to enjoin the fight just
as | enjoined one in which the late Bob
Fitzsimmons was to participate in st.
Paul y
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NATIVITY BEATS McKENTY,
THEN SIGNS HIM TO HURL
Churchmen Trip Chester, Cite
Play d Games In a. DaYs

The Nativity baseball team played
Frank Miller's Chester aggregation in
twilight encounter last evening at
Belgrade and Ontario streets and won
by the score of q to l. Bill McKenty
was on the mound for the visitors. and
although he lost. Manager Phil Hag-
gerty made ten strike when he secured
the star southpaw's signature to con-
tract and he joined the club today.
Nativity has hard schedule ar
ranged. In the next forty four days
forty one games have been booked. The
schedule up to July s follows: June
Is. Art Devlin's Brown Giants. at
home; June 10, American Chain. at
home: June 20, Camden city. away !;
June n, Cuban Stars, at home; June
%. Germantown. away June %. Shan
ahan. away; June "a. Tamaqua, at
home; June %. Mahanoy City. at
home; June 20, Cressona Tigers. at
home; June IS, Germantown. at home {:
June 20. American Chain. away: June
80. Red Lion, away.
July /. Norfolk Stars. at home: July
.. Adamstown at home July 8. Rex.
of Washington, at home July 4 Ca.
Me-, at Stetson; (P. NJ, Lit Brothers.
at home: July 9, Chester. away: July
Z. North Phillies, away; July IS, Stet-
son, at home.
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SCHUYLK|LL NAVY
IN MANY RACES
Sixty-eighth Regatta This After
noon Attracts Classy List
Of Local Oarsmen
TWO NEW CUPS OFFERED

Glass is written all over the entries
in the sixty eighth regatta of the
Schuylkill Navy. which will be held
this afternoon over the ile-and one
quarter course on the Schuylkill River.
All Of the clubs along boathouse row
will be represented in the long list of
races. which will begin at o'clock and
continue until 6. There is added in
terest in the regatta this year from the
fact that two new trophies will be up
for comDetition for the first time
The Hoffman Cup, a silver trophy,
has been donated by George F. Hoff-
man for junior eights, and the prize
has drawn the largest entry for this
event in many years. No less than
seven crews will respond to the start
er's gun, and fifty six oars will hit the
water. each pulled by well trained
and powerful athlete. The crews that
will strive for this cup are Undinc.
Malta. Vcsper, West Philadelphia
Crescent, Pennsylvania Barge and
Quaker City. The distance of this
race will be mile and quar-
ter, starting less than a half mile above
the trolley bridge and finishing at Co
lumbia Bridge. All other races. with
the exception of the quarter mile, will
w oNNl wv Hulut ulStuHNt.
In an effort to produce n larger num-
Der OF scullers silver cup has been
presented by Louis II. Eisenlohr. and
will become the permanent property of
the club whose Representatives win the
junior single SOULS three years in sue
cession. The Hoffman and Eisenlohr
trophies were donated through Harry
Muschenheim. who was member Of
the West Philadelphia Boat Club crew
which won the original Hoffman Cup.
OF course, no Schuylkill regatta
would be complete without the presence
of Jack Kelly and his cousin. Paul
Costello. These Olympic double sculs
champions will row in this event.
Kelly, who is national and Olympic
sculling champion. will not take part in
senior quarter mile race. but Costello
will compete in this event against Wal
ter Rigling. Undinc; George Allison,
Tndine, and W. +. Barrett Gilmore,
Bachelors Barge. Kelly and Costello
will row in the senior fours and Costello
will compete in the championship senior
single shells.
A new feature in connection with the
regatta will be the presence of large
number of Boy Scouts with their band.
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NET RIVALS MEET
At merton TODAY
wallace Johnson and Stanley
Pearson Will Fight It Out for
Pennsylvania Title
MATCH BEGINS AT 2 P. NJ
nv SPICK HALL

Wallace +, johnson. of Cynwyd. and
e,aniey w. Pearson, Germantown
rricket Club. who at various. times
have held together and separately, very
aaorIv all of the lawn tennis titles III
,his section. are booked to clash again
Ms afternoon. They have met many
tines I'm, before. but never before in the
snals for the Pennsylvania title.
Iohnson and Pearson met before the
s,sis in 1913 in the State tournament
md Pearson won. He did not win the
"bsmpionship that year. however, be-
.anse Bill Tilden trimmed him the next
day. ,u,o. ,,,on. ;s
.oaLod for 9 o'clock at Merton and
.e;I Ill" be started then unless more rain
comes along to stop it., After that the
do,,blcs semi finals will be played ana
II nossible the finals. If the finals in
donbles are not played of this after
moon Il is likely that they will be post
noned for more than week, as the
Eastern Pennsylvania tournament be-
.;ns this afternoon at Philmont and the
Delaware tournament starts on Monday
at Wilmington.
" Yesterday johnson reached the finals
nv beating sgd Thayer on a slippery
co,rt in straight sets, 6-3, 6-2, and
PEARSON had walkover in eliminating
i r, Fenno, Jr., of Harvard. 60, 6-l.
y Ted Edwards and John G. Bell, Jr..
beran their semi finals doubles match
and we're leading Pearson and Cap
Wister 81 when rain began to fall so
heavily that further play was impos-
chile
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18

get no consideration for that at home.
Mack is building up a team. He will
win another pennant. All he needs is
two left handed pitchers. Roy Moore
is satisfactory-he is fne--but he is
only one man. And the Phila need
pitchers. There is the fundamental
trouble with both teams so far as ma =
terial, regardless of psychology, is con-
cerned And you cant buy pitchers
now. You have to develop them.
Bill Donovan, manager of the
Phillies, is a gentleman. He is park
sparrow, a Philadelphia product. We
should be always proud Of him; but
he gets ridden the same as the others.
Donovan has given us Bruggy, the
best catcher we've had since Killefer
went. The catching list has been weak
ever since Killefer left and Donovan
is bringing it up. And II he stays
and has the chance he will develop
the great pitchers that he cant buy.
His superior as trainer and developer
of pitchers does not exist.
''Pat Moran is a gentleman and able.
but he got no help from the crowds
here
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RECORD ENTRY IN
FR|DOLYN COLE
Leading Players Of District Tee
on at PhiImont for Mixed
Foursome Honors
MORE THAN 100 PAIRS

The largest entry in it's short history
teed of in tho sixth annual golf tour
namcnt for the Fridolyn Cup at Phil.
mont today.
There we're few abscntecs among ths
prominent linksmen and women players
Of the district when moro than 100 went
away in mixed foursomcs at . minute
intervals. starting at o'clock.
The last pair was scheduled to tee
off about , =. NJ. II was eighteen holes
Of medal competition with elective drives
from each tee.
The only requirement for entry was
that each couple must be from the same
club. The club from which is entered
the pair having the best low gross
score today will hold the trophy until
next year.
!. Wood Plat and Mrs. Alex Smith
entered from North Hills. turned in
the best card last year. There are
three low net prizes and one low gross
today.
Philmont is n good golf test and the
rain yesterday was help so that good
scoring was expected.
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Retired FiUe Years,
Jeff Came Back to
Be Knocked Out

In the long list Of decisive ring bat
ties through which the mantle worn
by Sullivan has passed down the years
to the bronzed shoulders of Jack Demp-
sey. there is no page to compare with
that recounting the clash between Jack
johnson and Jim Jeffries In sun
scorched arena at Reno on July 4,
1910.
Tex Richard reared great wooden
saucer out on the plains of Nevada
to accommodate the thousands who
gathered from all over the country TO
see the tilt. He hung up purse of
SlO1 900, an unprecedented prize in
those days.
Jeffries had not fought in more than
five years. In the days of his reign In
the ring, none had been his master
and he had retired voluntarily with no
defeats recorded against him. He was
thirty i've years old. an age often reck-
oned ms dotage in the realm of sport.
The attempt on his part to restore the
championship to the white race was an
effort to which he had been induced
by constant clamor from those who
despaired of johnson ever being beaten
by the crop of white hopes then seeking
matches with him.
1t was great throng that assem-
bled for the battle. Fringed around the
great arena packed were rows of birds
nests,' built to shelter the sweet sis
terhood from the Reno divorce colony
TO them the fight was charming break
In the monotony of serving time.
Jeffries trained down to 225 pounds to
meet the sleek opponent three wears his
Junior and then in magnificent physical
trim. There was vigorous fighting at
the start. with Jeffries crouched with
serious mien and his opponent erect,
grinning and talking as usual.
In the fifth round Jeffries sent a
stray left that rocked johnson and
momentarily wiped away his smile. But
the worried look on the black face
passed, big white teeth again cleaned
and through them came the admonition,
Don't rush. Mistah jeff, doncha heah
what aim tellin' you?
Come on, JEFF. it's easy" he re-
peated often. through the bitter rounds.
Age and five years Of freedom from
the rigors of training told on Jeffries
and the power of his blows grew less
strong as the battle went on. In the
fifteenth round-the last one-Johnson
sent him to the ropes with a savage
uppercut. Against the dropping head
Of the weary white man the black fighter
then pounded away with one uppercut
after another.
The challenger had tried and failed
and he fell taking punishment. His
manager hoped into the ring to stop
the slaughter, whereupon Rickard held
up Johnson's hand in signal Of victory.