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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-29
NOTICE TO VOTERS OF INDE-
PENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Nominations for Trustees

Nominations for Trustees
Section ID Of the Idaho school law
provides that nominations for
trustees must be filed with clerk of
the board at least six CO. days prior
to the election, excluding the day Of
election, provided that this shall not
prevent any elector from writing in
q name on the ballot on the day of
election.
Qualifications Of Voters
Under section 10 of the Idaho
school laws qualified voter" must
possess the following qualifications.
He or she must be
I. Twenty-one years Of age, a
citizen, a resident Of the state six
months, of the county thirty days..
q. A resident of the district at
time of election, and in addition to
the above must possess one Of the
two following qualifications:
(a) Parents or guardians OF a
/. child or children when such child or
children are under twenty-one (21)
years Of age, and when such child or
children and the parents or guard
ians thereof are residents of the dis
trict at the time of the election; or
~ A person who pays taxes
within the district, and the husband
or wife Of such taxpayer, in case the
taxpayer is married. A payer Of poll
tax is not taxpayer within the
meaning of this act.
MRS. GRACE FAULCONER,
County superintendent Of Schools.
adv. 1910
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the interior, U. s.
land Office at BlackfoOt, Idaho,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

adv. 62-64-66-6s-70-72 Regist
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
BRADLEY SOCKS GIBBONS
rat Administers Terrific Laens to
Grays Ferry Rival

Fat Bradley, Little ltaly'S sensa-
tional comeback, scorcd his third victory
IN row since returning to the ring by
administering terrific trouncing to
2immy i"Pcn"D Gibbons, Of Grays
rerry, at the Eleventh Street Arena last
WWsnt before big crowd of rabid fans.
nile bradley won by u margin the set .
~ was very interesting and had the
.ec'atorS up On their feet almost
throughout.
ror TWO rounds Gibbons tried his ut
,ao os' TO "uthghr Bradley ut close quar-.
De- plt Fats body SmaShcs weakened
s en somewhat and in the last four
"uhas the GrayS Ferry lad WAS con
Ih'ed 10 box from the distance. Brad
scored with some hcfty lcfts and
sIy' Sn'S to body and head, but he was un-
GUY @oie To score knockdown. Glib also
YpohhGctcd with some nard wallops to
a. s,t".uIeS head, hut Pat continued to
''t me pace at all times.
,.;dN dN0w bring on that vi ii person."
E.n bradley after the bout, I'm sock
rr,S ,nS around just rs easy as | did this
Wy, Fat has heen anxious to meet
houhg Ernc. and believes he cannot only
bua me one time Grnys Ferry marvel
W, knock him out.
me other four bouts resulted in
ERnorhouts. Joe Carlo, IL brother of
thaaaiey =, slowed away Joe Rick in
nv, second round, Tommy Wilson
WoSked out Cy Morris in the first,
n y austin put Johnny Moore TO sleep
"sae NTH, and Ray Mulligan hung the
SNs'us on sammy Williams in the first.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
FIRST TITLE BIKE RACE -
35 MILES ON THURSDAY
Champion Chapman, carman, Wiley
and Lawrence Entered

Champion Cndpman, SaTman' Whcy
and Lawrence Entered
Final arrangements were completed
last night for the running of the first
Of series of motor paced events to
decide the 1921 champion of America.
Four of the leading riders eligible to
compete for the United States crown
will meet at the Point Breeze Park
velodrome on Thursday night In a
thirty five mile race. Later an hours
Grind and a fifty mile race will be
decided in choosing the seasons title
holder For the first time In history
Of the motor paced sport a point system
will be used in deciding upon a cham
pion.
George Chapman. Philadelphia crack
biker. and who won the 1920 title at
Boston last year, Is entered in Thurs
day nights event here. The other three
starters will be Clarence Carman, of
Jamaica, l.. l.; Percy Lawrence, of
California, and George Wiley, of SYRIA
cuse, y. \.
Besides the championship race on
Thursday night there also will be q
thousand dollar alternate sprint matcn
between four stars from as many differ
ent countries. They are Orlando Piani,
OF Italy; Walter Rutt. of Germany ;
Bill Bailey. of England, and Alfred
Goulett, Of America. Four heats will
be run in this event with three riders,
and points will be awarded in decid
ing the winner.
Several amateur events also are on
the card.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
PLAY FOR OPEN TITLE
Barnes and Kerriean Paired In New
York Golf

New York. July 2G.-Jim Barnes,
winner of the national open golf cham
pionship. was paired with Tommy Ker-
rignn, who finished third in the British
"opcn" Mt st. Andrews, in the opening
round of the Metropolitan Golf Asso-
citation open championship at the ST.
wanoy Country Club, Mount Vernon,
today.
Walter Hagen, of Detroit, former
national open champion and present
holder of the Metropolitan title. was
paired with Cyril Walker, of Engle :
wood.
Nearly 1870 golfers, including virtu =
ally all the stars who played in the ma =
tional open tournament. with the cx-
cepton of Abe Mitchell and George
Duncan. tho English. stars, were en- =
tered. Although Jock lIutcHison was
not among the entrants. word was
passed TINT he probably would make
his appearance tomorrow as an added
starter. \ Geographic entry from Fred
Mcleod, of Washington, was received
last night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
TH|RTY-THREE WINS
FOR KARNAC TEAM
Germantown Baseball Nine Co.
ing Strong-Many Stars
... in the Lineup
"POP" MORRIS IS MANAGER

Karnac Klub, Of Germantown. has
been going at winning stride all sea-
Ron. The team has a record of thirty
three wins and seven setbacks.
Karnac is pilotcd by Pop" Morris,
of Midvale Steel fame, who brought into
the limclight such stars as Jack Maley,
of Nicctown. and Tommy Walker, Of
Fleisher. He has produced for Karnac
the same formidable fighting spirit that
Midvalc was noted for.
Morris has built his team around
Bob" Bolger, who will matriculates at
Holy Cross College next fall, and
Johnny Carroll, the General Electric
star backstop Of last year. These two
players constitute one of the best bnt-
tcrics in the city. Bolger, the twirling
ace. has had several offers with tast
professional teams, notably Doylestown
of the Montgomery County League. As
he is an all around athlete and proposes
going to school next fall, he has de-
clincd all offers.
The inficld is made up Of Morghan, Mt
first base: Johnny Lyons, at second
base; Marty Carroll, at shortstop, and
Muldoon covering the hot corner.
The outtield is Karnac's principal
| asset. 1t Is composed of Peck Sheeran,
of General Electric in left; Tommy
Ennis. former Lafayette star, center,
and A. Bolger. of La Sale. right. The
Datesman brothers Of the Bankers and
Brokers League. will also be used ut
times in the outfeld. Sheeran Is prob
ably one of the most dangerous hittcrS
in semi pro ranks.
The pitching is well taken care OF by
Carter, l.. Datesman. Transue and \;
Rolger. besides the pitching of Bob
Bolger.
Karnac would like to hear from any
first class teams in Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Maryland or Delaware Offering
good guarantees for first class attrac
tion. Pencoyd. Germantown, Stetson
Field Club. Logan A. 4. and BelticId
are particularly wanted. For games
address Leslie s. Datesman, 256 Apsle'
| strCct Germantown,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
PH|LA. CR|CKETERS
NOW IN LONDON
Attend Theatre Tonight and
Dine at Lord Northcliffe's
Home Tomorrow
PLAY FIRST MATCH FRIDAY

London. England. July 26.--The ALI
Philadelphia cricket team, known as the
Pilgrims. arrived at Liverpool yesterday
to begin it's tour Of England. All oi
the members were in good physical con
dition and reported smooth but hot
voyage.
The cricketers were met at Liverpool
by Captain Metcalfe, who played in
Philadelphia last year az member oi
the Incogniti eleven which made a tour
OF the United States and Canada. Cap
tain Mctcalfe will pilot the American,
during their visit here. Today h,
brought them to Lords, where they
were made honorary members, which
gives them the privilege of practicini
on the famous oval there. Tonight they
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
YANKEES SEEK JIM VAUGHN
Rumored That Cub Pitcher May
Join Huqmen Shortly

New York, July 26.--"Big Jim
Vaughn. who was recently put under
indefinite suspension by Johnny Evers,
manager Of the Chicago Cubs, may be
seen In Yankee uniform in the near
future.
1t is said that if the National League
clubs waive on the southpaw the YAM
kcr management stands ready to make
Vaughn most liberal offer. Vaughn
was a Yankee way back in the days
when the local American League Club
was known as the Highlanders and
played on the hilltop.
"Big jim" did not live up to ex-
pectations in those olden days. He ap-
peared lazy and indifferent and was
waived out of the league.
The Chicago Cubs grabbed him. md
up until this year he was one of thc
manstays Of the Cub pitching staff. The
lnnkees certainly need a capable south
paw.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
TRIAL OF BASEBALL
PLAyERSIS HALTED
Stenographers' Report Raises
So Many Questions Court Is
Temporarily Adjourned
TO REVISE CONFESSIONS

Chicago. July 2G.--When Walter J.
smith. court stcnographo<. who took
down Eddie Cicottc's Grand Jury con-
frssion. began reading the confession in
the baseball trial today. so many uues-
tons wcrc raised by the defense that
1t was necessary to adjourn court tenn
rornrily while the attorneys went into
conference with Judge Hugo Friend.
Since u confession can be used only
! against the man making It, Smith was
not allowed to mention any name ,cx-
ccpt Cic0tte's. The defense maintained
that such words as ball players"
'outiicld'rs' and 'infclders" also
were barred.
Judge Friend ordered the attorneys
to reach nm agreement on the wording
Of the confessions before presenting
them In court, but after two hours Of
argument only two pages of Cicotte 4
thi'ty-pnSe statement had been revised.
lndicagfms were that II would take
all day tor wise the three confessions.
Smith was on the stand yesterday.
but court adjourned before he had read
Cicotte's confession. The stcnogra-
piers who took down the confessions Of
Joe Jackson and Claude Williams
former White Sox players. were ex-
pectcd to follow Smith on the stand.
Alfred Austrian, attorney for the
Chicago American League Club. will
strengthen tho States case by telling of
the confcs ions Cicottc. Jackson and
| Williams made to him before going to
the Grand Jury room. Harry Bring
nam. foreman of the Grand Jury be-
fore whom the confessions were made.
VIII be called to verify the court re-
porter" strnographic stories.
The confession testimony is expected
to 'onsGmc the entire day and il the
state de 'idcs to call William Maharg
and zoe Gedcon. their two remaining
Mitne SOS. they probably will not take
the stand before tomorrow. The State,
however. may decide its case is COM
plctc without their testimony.
Meanwhile. preparations nrc going
forward FOR the proposed investigation
by a Grand Jury of the newest baseball
scandal. the alleged S10.0O0 bribc given
for the ORIGINALS of the testimony pre-
sentcd to the first Grand Jury. while
State attorneys also have announced a
wider investigation Of the 1919 scandal
and other possible indictments II con-
victions are secured in the present cases.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
H[OON' GOLF T|LY
\ AT NORTH HILLS
Links Etiquette Barred in Favor
Of RoIlicking Raspberry.
Boat to Be Launched
LOW SCORE AT PLYMOUTH
By SANDY NcNIBLICK

Talk about the nerve fiber necessary
IA win the national open golf cham
nionshi3.--it has nothing whatsoever on
Inc qualities which will be called into
n,sr TO win the "loon' golf tourna-
usnt at North Hills this afternoon.
All of the royal and ancient rules will
No observed. but the royal and ancient
raspberry will be delivered on carl and
,very occasion where il seems apropos
and some places where it isn't
In other words. all rules of etiquette
WI be barred. The only thing tho
trailers can't do is interfere with q
PLAYERS stance or SWING.
You can't throw your hat at his ball.
Init you can insult him at the top of
his swing. yodcl as he putt. wall;
h,hiud him and do all Of those things
which are frowned upon at a regular
tournament.
The Rules
The rules and regulations tell all
about the event. Have look:
"The event shall be played in squads
AZ either ten or fifteen mcn--cach squad
% have a captain appointed By the com
mittee. who shall keep track of encl
hole. The squad tee Cf on the first
tee and the entire squad plays the hole
tosether. The man having the poorcs.
score is eliminated on the first hole
and the man having the poorest score on
the second hole is eliminated, etc. until
these IL one man left. who will be the
winncr of his squad. In case two OF
more tie with the poorc score on a
hole. they simply play on until ono II
eliminated.
"Al rules of golf must be strictly
observed. but it is requested that none
of the known ethics of golf be observed
in any manner: in other words. it will
he quite all right for you to give the
plsyer about to make a shot IL rca
ra,pberry at any time your conscience
dictates. The only thing YOU must not
do Is to interfere with the player
stance or swing.
"When the squad winners are de-
t.rmincd they shall Immediately return
IA No. | tee. and the winners OF IN,
different squads then play oil the eVeh'
In the same manner as outlined above
"Aftcr a player is eliminated he sim
ply Joins the gallery and uses his in
senuity and imagination to develop ways
snd means of destroying the mentn
equilibrium of those who nre still n
the game.
Hesperus Launched
A feature OF this tournament Will o'
the launching of the :. s. licsperus a
the water hole. The s. :: stands fol
;'aomc scow." 1t is a boat that has seer
better days. but nobody can prove 1t
The victim of today's hilarity has bee'
painted a bright yellow for the launch
Ing ceremonies.
It is a perfectly good boat-on land
and everybody hopes IL will survive Tho
day. If not it should make II lot o
friends In it's watery grave in tina
pond. :,
This is the second ''ruckus' oi thi
nature the cxubcrant members at Nortl
Hills have held this season. The othcI
was the win his shirt number. lo'
gave your shirt to your conqueror at tn
last green. Even the natives of Edg'
Hill had good laugh at the comica
golfers in their unmentionables.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
TENNIS AT CYNWYD
Valentine, Miller and Mcguire Do
Well In Morninu PLAY

Play in the Pennsylvania Boys and
Junior championship lawn tennis con-
tinucd this morning on the clay courts
of the Cynwyd Club. The feature of
the play was that of Niles Valentine.
who won one Of the semi finals rounds
in the boys tourney and Milo Miller
and A. Mcguire in> the third round Of
the junior tournament. The summar-
les:
BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP OF PENNSYI.-
ytNIA
SINGLES
Second Round
!. Goldman Woodford Tennis Club. de-
fes led II. Bramall. Idle Hour. SO. 6-2.
Scmi-fnal Round
Niles Valentine. Philadelphia Cricket Club,
detected y. MCGlirn. Philadelphia Cricket
club. 3-6. 90. rs.
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF PENNSYL-
yANIA
SINGLES
Second Round
A. Mcguire. Cyrryyd. defeated II. II. wal
lis Central High School 0-2. o..
Third Round
Mcguire Cynwyd. defeated George Broud-
head Segal Association. 81. g..
Milo Miller. Princeton. defeated 5. hratt'
Lower Merton. To- 80 S-o'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
Back First Foe Home Stand

will attend the oxford Theatre as guests
Of the management.
Tomorrow the tourists will dine At
the home Of Lord Northcliffe. II was
hoped that Lord Northcliffe would b
present at the dinner. but he was coma
PEELED to start on his world tour before
the arrival of the cricketers.
The first match in which the Ameg-
icnns will engage will be against the
Band of Brothers, Friday, on the estats
Of Lord Harris. Belmont, Kent County.
This will be followed by a match with
the Crusaders on August 3 and at
Cambridge University.
The visiting team is composed Of y.
r. Anderson, g. +. Bottomlcy, II. y.
Cartwright, Jr., w. II. Clothier, j. N.
Crosman, J. L. Evans. T.. Hopkinson,
Ir.. J. II. Mason, $. w. Miffin, 9. q.
G. II. Winter and G. G.. Wooley. A.
Haines, .Jr, Is scorer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
Lee Meadows Satisfied,
\ He Notifies Pres. Baker

William r. Baker, president OF
the Phillies. received telegram
from Lee Meadows. star pitcher of
the team, stating that he was not
dissatisfied and did not want to
get away from the club.
Meadows. who is in st. Louis
with the team, wired that news
dispatches from Philadelphia re-
ported him aS anxious to be traded
to another club. He asked Baker
to correct these reports, as they were
untrue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
81 Nj TIWT r SIT
BANK TEAMS TO CLASH
Considerable Interest Displayed ir
League Contest for Tomorrow
NATIONAL LEAGUE

A baseball game which is attracting
attention will be played tomorrow night
on Catholic High Grounds. Twenty
ninth and Clearficld streets. between
Drexel & Co. and Graham. Parsons
& Co.
Graham. Parsons & Co. leaders of
the Bankers and Brokers League, have
lost but one game against ten vic
tories. which is quite an impressive
record.
DrcXel has won four and lost six,
but recently made n strong comeback
and should give Graham. Parsons &
Co. a good game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
DOBSON PLAYS HILLDALE
Local Rivals Clash In Twilight Con
test at PhlIs, Park

The Dobson and Hilldale teams meet
this evening at o 10 o'clock in a twf-
light game at the Phillies' Park.
The Darbyites yesterday polished on
Stetson and Fleisher in an elimination
series for the city championship and
hope to add the Falls team to its num-
ber.
Dobson has been unusually success
full in contests with the colored champs
and pins its faith on victory tonight In
Lefty" Schofeld, who is twirling In
good form.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
Oldrlnq Joins New Haven

New Haven, Conn. July 28--Rube Old
ring has Joined tho New Haven team. which
is managed by Chef Bender. OdrIng's team
matt with the worlds champion Athlete. !.
Oldrirg failed 10 hit safely n,satnst Lind
strom. of Worcester. the leading Eastern
League pitcher but helded brilliantly. and
viii be stationed IN center field
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

Bobby NicCnnn. Grays Ferry boxer, is con-
hdcnt That he will win from Jimmy Jordan
whom they clash in their scheduled hitcen-
round bout at West Manayunk on Friday
night. Robert will meet Il terrific puncher
in Jordan. who carries knockout wallo?
In his right mitt. other bouts on the card
arc Danny Rodgers vs.. Eddie Morgan, Al
Reynolds vs. Frankie McKecyer and Tommy
Devin ys. Red Welsh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
British Team OF for Pittsburgh

New York, July 2G--The British Isles
tennis team in the Davis Cup competition
left yesterday for Pittsburgh to ncaunint them.
selves with the courts at the Allegheny
Country club. Sewichley. Pa. whero on
August 4. 3 and they will play the winner
of the Canada Austria lasia match.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

Joe Kennedy says the Tim Dponey-Lew
Tender bout In Reading on the 4th OF July
so interesting that he has been
authorized to make an offer for a return
match there after the southpaw's contest
with Champion Benny Leonard here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

Curtis WnKer. will be the fourth PLAYER
| with q handle Of Walker that Inns appc red
in Philadelphia uniforms. Johnny Walker,
| Tue Walker and Frank Walker. the lnttcr
| OF whom has been released to the minors.
were ali Mackmcn. This Walker will show
! his speed for tho Phillies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

Giants look sort OF foolish when he sst the
big hoy down without q hit on four dinercnt
and distinct occasions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

Babe Ruth established ttUo records out IN
Cinctnnnr tphcn he hit the ball OUcr thc
ccnter.fc,d trou IN ths, nm ard into r."
The Rrdic0 fans ,cdtched these tCcts accom-.
nlishcd for the frst time IN the history Of
thc mark.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
West Virginia to Play Cincinnati

Morgantown. W. Va, July %h,-A tMMn. ~
iT"r ii"riycrsity M OF West Tlr; nj, ana tho tnl'
vrrsity OF Cincinnati. calling for football
game between the teams IN Mo:gantoWI
rolstiyc date in Cincinnati In 1872. 1t is
the first meeting between these eleYens.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

Gus TranChetu IL training diligently agair
after Il short lay-of. out OF a total Of
twenty bouts Gus has scored severn knock
outs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26
Bingles and Bungles

Yesterdny's Big Noise-New York Giants
lost to Pirates, but won from the Phillie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

The Old-Timers, who play at home on
Tuesdays Thursdays. Saturdays and Sun
days. will travel on Mondays. Wednesday
and Fridays. playing every day in the week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

Mar.haIi Y. Smith is a fine opening at
traction, but not for the home team. Tho
store boys ASSISTED Falrhill Dedicate their
new grounds. ar.i usual won, This time
the score was 10 to u.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

There IL some Talk OF a series between
Iik" to see these clubs come ,orcthcr, but it
Is hoped the series will sc further than
last ycdr. whom th"" w"rc broken up with
u dispute in the first game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

A weltcrweisht match between Joe LeitE
and Jimmy Brown. of Trenton. will be the
wlnd-up at the Cambria Friday night. other
bouts West Philadelphia Tommy O'Toole
vs.. Frankie Smith Ray OMalley VS. Young
Nuligan, George Denny Buddy Ryan and
Johnny Murph vs. KID Goodman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

o. loOkiEO over thr records more CdrciWlIU,
Irc Grd that IN 1927 JimmV SlOric. Wh0 nt
tLnt time plGycd for the Chicago CubS. hGd
o. cuCn dozen put-outS credited hU 10, a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

To-day l. "Shriners' Day" at Frnway
Park, Boston. whcrc .,e Cleveland Indians
and Red SoX omen q four-gamc series. Iris
Speaker. Joe Wood and Larry Gardner, all
of the Indians. arc n few of the Shriner!s
that will he present. A box Of cigars vii
bc presented to each man that gets safe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

~ sith ii Svv,ciar ", ~ hIIi Paha. ina, m
the game in the first inniux when the Logan
ties sent four runs across the plato on passes.
After that Ray Stcinader held the encmy
in check, beside making two runs and as
many hits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

Jack Rerrin. former Michigan star out
folder, has been released to the Waterbur!
He will revert to the Boston Club at tn
close OF the season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

Scoops Carey. Pirate outaelder. was
credited with eleven put -outs in the Pirates
Giants contest. This achievement Is said 10
equal the mark SGT ny Hap FesCh. Of the
1910 White Sox. when he took twelve chances
without slip In gam" with Cleveland.
one OF Haps was an assist however.