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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-17
ALLENTOWN PROS"
TO START SUNDAY
Many Former College Stars in
Lineup of Crack Upstate
Baseball Combination
N. PHILLY BROWNS STAR

College stars, as we'll as seasoned vet
Grams from last years aggregation. will
add increased strength to the reor-
gnnizrd Allentown Professionals. who
open the season next Sunday at Dor
ney Park. Allentown, with Frank Mil
lcr's Chester club.
The personnel of the team has been
strengthened 80 per cent over the 1920
combination. Many games have been
arranged away from home. and Atlantic
City and Quaker City fans will have
en- opportunity of witnessing the Blue
and Gray aggregation on Wednesdays.
Thursdays and Fridays. as no Saturday
games will be played.
The team will play at home on Sun
days only and only few dates re-
mains In the long schedule arranged.
As the battery positions are big asset,
special attention was given to procure
sterling performers. The pitching staff
includes Anderson, Logan. liasty,
Nothstcin and Keenan,. Heath, of the
champions. will do the backstopping
aided BY Marks and Gross.
Have a Strong Infeld
Gibbons. fielding gem from the
University of Pittsburgh, will guard the
initial bag. AChorn, former lehigll
star. will fortfy the infeld at the key
stone sack. Kohlcr, last years sensa =
tion veteran. will again be at short =
stop and will occupy the lead of posi- :
ton in the batting order. M2cherly.
another veteran, will cover the hot
corner.
Curtis. last year captain of the New
Orleans, Southern League champions,
has been signed to play center, while
Boar. local product. will cHvort in
right. Doughcrty. of the University OF
! Pittsburgh. will play left and Mittcr
ling. the Trsinus star. has also been
! signed, but will not report until the
| close of the college season.
! Another classy gardener. yet un'
signed from Lehigh University. will act
! as utility man in the outicld, while
/ Harper. Ward. Rcgan and Fenster'
marhcr will be sub -intc dcrS.
North Philly Browns Do Well
| The North philly Browns continued
( their winning streak over tn" week end
| On Saturday Manager Cunningham
champs defeated the strong Aldinc club
! S to 4. and on Sunday they scored
notable victory over Mckinley, 10 to y
! The Browns have number of 0pei
! dates on the schedule.
The club is carrying three star pitch
cls in Newell, of Christ Church Stock
holm, OF Dobson. and Hall, Of the MniI
Line League while Harvey. of the l.
! II. J.. will do the receiving. The intiel'
| includes Munday at first; Marlin a
second; Klang, Of Mount st. Joseph j
at short aud \. Brucstlc at third: -,
In the outticld are l.. Brurstlc, Brill
Drew and Brcmmer The Browns hav
this Saturday and Sunday open, and I
first class tenn wishing this attraction
should get in touch with G.. Cunning
ham llO7 West Tioga street, or phon
Tioga Gl30 after p. NJ.
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amateur Sports

Giants IN" iiadcr club is forced to travel
on May @S :" and 80. The club has rot
played the ftstcst travelling teams obtRirahle
luder would like to hear from all frst class
suaran ntro fuI this fast attraction. Charles
Lent2 l. Spray Ave, Atlantis CITY y. e..
or phone Atlantic city "43O-W on the
TrnnsSllanln Giants q, strong coo1ySd
tam, wants Eam"s. G. NJ. Victory l7o2
ChHrIic GnuIt's TedOrni Reserve team tg
9In%!ons t., 9rrG%nE? ,., games 1,r away bASeOa'
Jewish World has open dates in the near
futur" away. Alexander Sweeney 1907 Buck
waaI. @ Gss"E EssSE v nSr G dI I'y9E &5r2E %F3 f$S%
:, (hcl'Sn- : has oHeo dates date n, home. W.
away. +, Mc('lain l2l5 East NCnNngo
Pitcher and catcher want tryouts with q
sixtecn-ycar-o,d teams, \. Deliberate. 1888
Racine s. C.. a second. class travelling
team. has open oates, Al Zabevor, a741
team H1ii Payer, 24a3 East Dauphin strceI.
Germantown 'olleEiens havg aa'%s Eio,,o tST
.((amds.%% Red Soy wants gSgm2s. gga. :. Pa'n1e,
N" S"rN'?" 9a25 $2Siq TH9f E%fs ST1y
Inmiit"n 5000 a@ruce street.
CnmbriN \. G.. has Saturday and SUNDAY
dates lpeu fnr FIRST, class teams, Charles d6
BlnE., 200 Nor,h Twenty second street.
White EIephunts A. A.. strictly nrst
casa team. wants games away from home
with industrial I.euEuO or shore teams NaY
ing rerFonahe Guarantees. p. Doming' 100;
| Botanic avenue.
The Indiana Professionals. a hrst-ciasl
travelling n.nc. wants to hear from teams Ol
the same caiiher Offering fair Inducements
| l.. H. Weisamun, 1888 North Marshal
! street.
ArEo \ 4. desires to hc1r, from nrst-c -clas.
! home mines. H. \, Kopp, 2i@6 North Law
The cambria Club Is without games fo
! May - and % All Grst-Clnss home nine
! WQkins. l7a1 East GAMBIA 81.
! \ battery would like to Join second. .clas
| nino. Willing to plnv for tho sport of th
! same j. Miller, S032 Titan street.
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merrill COPS TWO
Wolfson's Club Trims Read and Cur
tis-Has Open Dates

Marty Wolfscn's Merrill Profs. fresh
from their victories over William f.
Read Saturday. Go and Curtis Coun-
try Club Sunday, Ga. are without
games for May 81. also %. % and 20
Merrill Club has Decoration Day. two
games. open for first -class home
club, in or out of town, Offering q rea =
Sonable guarantee.
Marty Wolfsen. 1918 Monument ave
nue.. manages the Merrill Profs. who
represent the community of Strawberry
Mansion. The team is one of the bcs,
semi professional in the State.
Merrill has played for number o
years in the Park. this being Mcrril's
first season as travelling club. WOlfsor
expects to get grounds some time this
season.
Lester Edclstcin is one of the best
players in Northwest. His hitting abil-
ity was shown against William f. Read
when he hit two homers.
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AS RETAIN GRIP
. ON CELLAR STATION
Scott Perry Hurls Fairly Well,
but White Sox Treat Him
Rough in Spots
yANKs sTiLL AT TOP

The As and the Yankees played true
10 form Yesterday. The former lost and
tho latter won. That's to be expected
Tho Mnckmcn have been in the cellar
only couple Of days. " he sure. but
they have been lowering around their
rld position since the season began
and it was no shock to anybody when
they dropped into the pit. In their
game yesterday at Chicago the Attn
lctcs upt up stubborn fight. but stub
horn fights aren't enough to win bali
games. There must be the real punch
and the As didn't have it.
The White SoX won. > to 1. because
they had just a bit more in tho crucial
moments than our As. Scott Perry
wasn't bad and he held the Chicagoans
to nine hits. the same humber tGat
Connie boys made off Dick Kerr and
Rcd Fabcr. But the trouble was that
when hit was needed Kerr had the
stuff that kept the clout from being
made. while with Perry it was just the
opposite.
The As were scheduled to make
a speedy journey to Cleveland. The
Indians have been going along al n
rather merry clip and playing on the
home lawn. They are expecting to
forge ahead of the New York team once
more and land in first place.
New York won again from Cleveland
yesterday ana increased their lead by
n few points. but at that Cleveland
isn't far behind and Manager Speaker
expects his clan to come back quickly
and effectively.
There was no change of Importance
in the National League as a result of
yesterdays conflicts. The Pirates were
trimmed by the PhilS. but they still are
topping the Giants in spite Of the fact
that McGraw'S crew trimmed Cincin ..
natl again. One game and n half now
separate the Pirates and Giants
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London, England, May II. |

THE average Briton is not what you
l. would call jumpy. In moments Of
extreme tenseness he is about as skittish
and as excitable as stone fence.
But for all that, you cant blame him
for casting a slightly nervous eye upon
the array Of cups which he has collected
through the drifting years. There is,
f6r example, the Amateur Golf Cup, the
Open Golf Cup, the Golf Cup for
Women, the Polo Cup, the Tennis Cup
and what not.
He estccms these highly and no dupli
Gates will do. Yet everywhere he looks
there is an American hand coyly reach
ing for one of his precious trophies, and
everywhere he turns there Is an earnest
young American practicing quick starts
for the sportivc cupboard.
He starts down the street of one
city and runs into Chick" Evans,
Francis Ouimet and Bobby Jones.
Around another corner he bumps into
Devereux Milburn, Earl Hopping and
Watson Webb.
Down the next block he collides with
bill Tflden. just in time to see Alexa
Stirling walk by.
These Americans are all honest look
ing citizens, and yet something tells him
pantry between now and July.
Can't Blame Him
A ND you can't blame him. Last
a summer didn't he slip the keys Of
the city and the empire to Bill Tilden
and Bill Johnston? And before they
got through there wasn't a tennis cur
left on the island.
One picked off the City of London
championship, while the other gathered
In the British title. known over here as
the Championship of the World.
This time it isn't only tennis. 1t is
golf and polo as well. Men and women
Youngsters and veterans, all would
esteem it intense bliss to leave with O
nice, new polished cup tucked safely
under the right or left arm.
The Greatest of All
GREAT BRITAIN, to put it briefly
~ is now in the throes of the Creates
sport invasion she has ever known.
Raiding parties from America ant
France have descended upon her shores
before. But they were only retail ex-
cursions. This is wholesale to the fina
word.
The American division will attempt
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Today's Local Ball Games

FOrty-third Ward. formerly Christ Church
at Nativity, Ontario and Belgrade streets.
SOUTHAMPTON at Bridesburg. Richmond and
Orthodox streets.
Lincoln Giants. of New York. ut F1eisher.
Twenty y-siNth and Reed streets.
T.. u. Smith & Co. VS.. CaBsatt g. Co.,
Hnnkers md Stockbrolers' League. Stentor
Field. Twenty third and NenungO streets.
Northwestern Trust Co. vs.. Philadelphia
National Bank. National Bank and Trust
League. Shlbc rark.
Penn Mutual vs.. Union National. PhiIa-
delphia Financial Baseball League. King.
sessinG Recreation Center. Fiftieth street and
Cedar avenue.
Commercial vs.. West Philadelphia. Bank
and Trust Co. Baseball League. DreNel Hill.
YESTERDAY'S. RESULTS
Fidelity Trust. !; Girard National. I.
Franklin National. 22; Commonwealth
Trust, I.
Tradesmen's National. IL; Mutual Trust
West & Co., 3, DrcNel & Co.. 3.
Third Battalion, 49, Ninth Battalion. 4
Gre Department LenEue).
WynnewOod +. G.. g. Nunan Slook Post, !
Boulevard +. e.. II; Protective II. c., 4,
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u. S. STARS IN GREAT
INVASION OF ENGLAND
Great Britain to Defend Cups in Various Branches ..
Sports, With america after Polo, Tennis and
Golf Trophies-Crantland Rice Is There
BY GRANTLAND RICE

to carry five points by storm ,rbou
Hoylake, Turnberry and ST An5. are
for golf; Wimbledon for tenn;" ;ew,
Hurlingham for polo. aud
And each entry is working with sor,.
ish keenness to get ready. For UT wi.
make the mistake of thinking that IiuaI Tua !
Sam looks for an easy victory a. pnce
point. The British, sensing sor,a .ay any
ago the strength Of this invasion Lme
gone out of their old ways To ho lave
pared. As a rule they take to,lp prf'
ment as it comes, whether II bo buina, ina,
or International. But they have Ma ho.u
working unusually hard to be nronose1 ose1
Tor the next five weeks, whero eu tt
know that only the best tbev bouue .uey
give Will prevent their cup supplv e." /"
being totally extcrminated, p''' IRON
AS it IS, one can easily undors,,
,hat they are now quite confident !,
holdlng their own; that. in fact th.a VI
expect to retain majority of ,bai,, ,b,
leading trophies. '"ef
lhey see no great chance in wros,;,.
the tennis cup away from Tilden anS
they have no one on form who 1au oau
stop Mile. Lenglen. But they be,;or.
the open golf championship and tbs bsne N.Y.
cup are reasonably safe and thot t pvlo
have enough good golfers 70 "a. corr .ney
least an even chance against Evars
Ouimet and Jones at Hoylake noxt raas
And they don't believe Miss StirI;..
can quite get by Miss Leitch ot Tnrns
berry. But you can never tell ana
so John Bull has ordered the ,,,and mrd
doubled around cup headquarters nu,i
the turmoil subsidies. ""'n
THERE are other complicated mai.
- ters concerning this cup supply. n,
has lost the polo cup before. so + wonS
be no great shock 10 have it bannsu
again. But it costs an awful lnt ~
important money to come over and br;r.
it back. And important money tod.s
isn't piled up by the waysidc. Tilds,
already has the tennis cup, and u ba
wants it as badly this June as he diS
last year he can probably keep it. But
losing n golf cup is an unsecmly blow
The matter of expense is much Light,
in golf than in polo, but John BuI
has only lost two golf cups in all bis.
tory. one amateur championship 10
Travis. the American and one omen
championship to Massey. the Frenchman
The stolid old gentleman will give tbs
best he has to see that this doesn't
happen again.
| Copyright. 1921. An rights reserved
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League and Semi-Pro Gossip

The defeat handed Glrard National by ~
drDlty Trust. score : to |. was big sur
rI,re Rube MCKcnty was on the mound Tor
lnr G.rard part Of the game"
joe Letters is smuggling the ball in great
sr,Io for Nativity. Hardly II game is played
that he does not connect with one or two
extra base hits.
The 92-I score made yesterday by Frank
I'm National in the" Eamr with Franklin
National vas Il record for the season
Hobh Butts has been shifted from the out,
HII making success of tho Job. He also
hi, III" PHI for thrc" safrt!,s in the gam"
W,h american Chain.
Pitcher Epstein. of Hoopcs 4 Tow3send
famed hfteen in the gnme at l!elnl' 'hGn
aG,tus, the Troquois team. The pitching
ot uonby Mayer, formerly u Quaker Eity
Hunbor. Hoop"s a Towggscnd plays AGGr, .H
fuIu,ylrg week are at StrGwbridge & Clu-
th,'r Manager Hunter still has Decoration
Dag open.
The form shown by Pete Lteosrr, q The tho
| I'rcoyd Ir@nworkers ogAinst me Fu'IoI
/ A. A. OF Lancaster; was one OF the w
surIrls"s II the week. It looks az II the
| hIs right -hander Is due for II great season
The Disston Suwmnkers are well fortified
for pitchers In the Amateur League with
! McE.roy ana Mason.
The comeback staged by Harrison Safrty
| Boiler IN the gamr with WINS proved that
! NarugUr Ru an has collected "a fast aRgre'
/ CATION.
George Dietrich. the Eastern League bHs
X, tbuII player, IL covering hrst base for the
| champion SCGdcrtUn team, + the Mont
! gumcry County League. He had two Of his
! teams seven hits against Chestnut HIIl,
! Vernon TOuChstOnr II one Of the best hit.
! ting pitchers in the scmi-prO rankB. The
| former King Of the Delaware County League
moundsmen is good for Il cOunle Of hits In
| each game,
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FASTENERS CAN MEET
PADDOCK AT PASADENA
Glad to Compete Against Them a,
National A. A. u, Meet

Los Angeles, Cal. May 17.-If East
rrn track men want to race against
Charles Paddock. University of South
"rn California .prnter. and claimant Of
several world records. he will meet them
4t the National y. a. I. meet in Pasa
dena in July. he said in statement
made public here today.
bo"auSH Of an ilr'Ss. which has kept
him at home for three weeks. and be-
cauS" he must devote his time TO his
school work for tho remainder Of the
college year. Paddock cannot go East
to tax" part in meets there. He IL
anxious to meet Eastern men at the
lasadena meet, IN which he will par
ticipate.
II shall then meet all the Eastern
men who care to run against me" he
said. II understand Eastern timers
also will be present, and they. too. will
nay" an opportunity TO see for them
selves whether Western timers have
been favOring Western men in events
in which ! have competed"
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clubs They
htters Therefore
enter help other.
they played they connected with two NOR safe 1n
becaus t The
remember this is hypo"aI cawaS for tn" man in tn" hd flash
to telling wha kind ball pitched l
kneww | ball With
he
uf
o & a :
Of he
will The will
affect the crooked playing? Easiest thing world
balls
suspicion. The ball
also and the ball club which alow"
him his bonus questioned
ball players could
questionable the bail field when the big
II they did
wi not again? No would know
this The player" know i and do
/ Il
there the chances
dollars
his taking gamble
almost everything he had.
rOrth lump The PcSdc"tS Of the National
shOwd abolish II caused c
IA present scand and tets hare another
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Boots and Saddle

Louisville, Ky. May 17.-Major
Thomas McDowelrs feet filly Distinc-
tion should give a good account of her
self this afternoon in the handicap at
the Churchill Downs course. Flags and
Columbia Tenn should be close up.
Horses in good form in other races are
First--Lady Madcap, Golden Dreams,
Pongee.
Second-Be Good, Alta Gal, Tony
Sue.
Third - Merchant, Blarncy Stone,
Link Boy.
Fourth - Topmast. William Oldt'
StOnewal.
Fifth-Docod. Master Bill. Sandy
Mac.
Seventh Mysterious Girl, Nellie
York, Louie Lou.
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Massachusetts Bars Joe Lynch

Roston May l7-Joe Lynch. world 4
bantam champion has been barred from
boxing in MaSsachuactts' by. suspension
Of the State Boxing Commission. Breach OF
contract for falling TO appear in bout at
Holyuk" with Erri" Balluu was given as
the cause Of the suspension.
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Bob Martin to Meet Carpenter

Columbus. o.. May IL, Bob Martin.
heavyweight boxing champion OF the Ameri-
oan Expcditionary Forces, has been matched
to meet Ned Carpenter, Of Milwaukee, here
next Monday night. Carpenter ~ under the
management OF Tom Andrews OF Nflwa ulSee
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Bill Brennan Knocks Out Burke

Allentown. Pa, May l7-Blll Brennan,
New York Gf,"r cngaE!nE Jack burke Chi
CaFu. in Il hippudrOm" stunt for three ROUNDS
in this eats crossed his light to the jaw with
the bell 70" tho fourth round. and burke,
with tho aid uf w"l-rchearsed tumble. hit
the mat and was counted out.
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Mile. Lenelen In Mixed Doubles

Paris, May l7.-Nille. Suzanne Lenstn
ana Max Deougis are announced as ID;
French team entered in the internatloRil
mixed doubles tennis championship tourha'
ment to be played at St. Cloud, beginning
May 9S.
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BingieS and Bungles

Inc fIiillrS VIII play their fnal game Of
the Pittsburgh series this afternoon Mt T'if-
tcrnth and Huntington streets The fray
starts at $3.50 o'clock. While this Is going
on the As finish their battles with the
White Six In Chicago.
A,d N'iH the Detroit TiOcrS pilC up runs.
They dOu't Sc,nt 10 be able 10 tCh as they
.hOud. but thcU score enough runs 10 t~S,,
N" trick. The trouble Is that Detroit HASN'T
'hC pifChiHg.
All the Tigers did '7terday was TO amass
twenty hI'- and score seyenteen runs. They
I,f"i Washington. tut at that the Senators
made eleven runs and got fifteen hits.
GOhb's managerial duties seem TO he weigh
ing very heavily on his shoulders lie only
got four hits Yesterday. Ty got u single, II
double. II triple and scored four runs.
TIL. homo-ruu h.t'ors yesterday were. .
Wl..amS, PhI,ies, Perkins, Athletics; Bob
.irIscl. Soy. YORK Yanlee9 Heiiman De.
'rut'. see. Cinc nnau.
IN thr Boston R,d Sor game, chich tb'y
wa" trom 81. Louis. Pratt drOUc NJ thr,
ru. qrd H,rdryJ sent dvc men orcr. ina
cOUnt wGs ~ TO 5.
Three Of the losers in the Eastern League
made one rIn each yesterday.
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schaefer Makes 1872 salkIlne Record

of San Francisco, established what was said
to be . worlds ls.? galklIne billiard record
nings against Edounrd Horemans the Bel
gian champion. who scored Ill points in two
InninGs.
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To Hold intercollegiate Golf Tourney

Chicago. May IA special Invitation
was sent today TO Western and Eastern col
leges to enter an intercollegiate golf tourna-
meIr Go be held at the Indian Hill Club by
Northwestern University on june 2l-24. Each
university will enter a fouq man team ana
conference eligibility rules YI} be In force
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Japanese Nine Victorious

bloomington, Ind. May l7.-waseda Uni.
yersty. of Japan. defeated Indiana, d To-
1 hers In the seventh inning Indiana
scored three runs of Wanlta, who started
guchi, who relieved him.
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Fou, Ball Fatal for Younsster

ni.,minKton, ILL.,, May l7.--Stnnley Rlvett,
arc nIue. was killed whsn he was struck
over the hseTt by foul ball no dnrins ssrhs rhs
koy was sittins along the third-base lin.
,xhtu 4 ba IND ball struck him, lie Was A qeaa
hsfofe msafsl assistance could pe Foacpv''
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SHAKE-UP IN INDIANS
Loss Of Six In Last Seven Games
Moves Speaker to Action

Cleveland. o., May 17.-Manager
Iris Speaker has t"lcgraphcd to Pitcher
j. {. Edwards, of Mississippi College.
to report to thc Cleveland Indians as
soon as possible.
\ >hakc-up in the line up or batting
order Of the champions was anticipated
following the loss of six of their last
seven games.
Manager Speaker declined to init
mate what the change would be.
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athletics Playing in Form

Athletics
~
and II
Chicago
looks the prediction the level
to l. He allowed hits, which happened be
balls
Cleveland has the skiis a
thing Before the Eastern clubs invaded that city the Indians wild and
eadn
could
the
Tigers
as a of
Speaking
in the
n
is cetai n
THE regularly ~
10 the in looked
time should be had et0ref he season is over.
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Scraps about Scrappers


Ihirty-eight rounds OF boxing are sched
son at the Auditorium Club tonight, ri,
eisht-round wind-up will be between r.
Cobb and Al Fox. The former has ais
played good form since returning 10 III,
ring Five slx-ruund matches are: Tedd,
heath ys Jack Meyers. Benny Link VIZ
George Stark, Tom Wilson vs. Harry Smitr
end Nick Pacific W. Harry Young Good
man. ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-17

Marty Burns Is living in Atlantic city
now lie Is ma tChCd to meet Nate Rip1n Of
St Louis, at the shurc May 90 Burns
sparri Ing partner. lily Pimpus Il ll9-
CITY on Thursday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-17

Joe FIannery, u PottsyilIe bantam will
make his debut here at the Cambria FrIday
nght. Battling Murray will b. the other
half Of the wind-up Other bouts; Waller
Ecnnie vs.. Eddie Morgan bobby Mel od W.
Terry MCGOy"rn, Pat Dceney vs. Ria Hogan
aNl Jimmy lIH%tcT ~. KID Mccoy,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-17

Marcus Williams intends staging seyeral
special shows during the summer months At
the Auditorium. IIe is getting together ar
aH'Nsgro program for tho latter nart OF the
month. III the star bout Of which Carl Hertz
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What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia, 3, Pittsburgh. o.
New York, !; Cincinnati. 4.
st. Louis, a. Broaklyn. 3.
Boston, !; Chicago, !.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago. 3; Athletics, 4.
New York, o; Cleveland, 3.
Detroit. II: Washington, II.
Boston, 10; st. Louis. o.