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TO DISCUSS SHIPPING.
National Merchant Marine Associa-
ton VIII Meet Here Jan. 30 and q

Permanent welfare. and proposals
for expanding tho American merchant
marine will be discussed ut . con-
vention to. be held by the National
Merchant Marine Association at the
Hotel Washington January 20 and Fl.
The present depression in shipping
will be taken up.
Among the speakers will be Chair
man Benson Of the Shipping Board,
Senator Wesley L. Jones Of Washing
ton, author Of the merchant marine
act. and Senator Ransdell Of Louisi-
ana.
Evening star., 1921-01-04
GOOD TO HOLD SEAT.
Says He May Serve All Of Next
Session.

Il propose to serve out the whole
Of this session and probably all Of
the next" said Chairman James w.
Good of the House appropriations
committee today when confronted
with published reports in several
newspapers that he intends to resign
soon Chairman Good during the
last two weeks has repeatedly denied
the report that he is about to re-
sign. It is known that he recently
received "a fiattering OFFER to head
a large law or business firm in Chi. :.
cago. To his intimate friends Rep.
resentative Good has admitted that
Evening star., 1921-01-04

It 10 also thought that be viii retain
the chairmanstaip until the federal
Evening star., 1921-01-04

Presidents OF the United states have
had experience - soldierA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18
GERMS AND PILLS
TO PLAY TONIGHT.
Local Eastern League Repre-
sentatiyes to Battle in Ger
mantown Cage

The two local representatives of
Eastern League basketball, German
town and Philadelphia clash this eve
ming in the Germantown cage at Chef
ten avenue and Chew street. The fans
in the suburban section are all wrought
mp over the pennant possibilities Of
Dave Bennis' aggregation and they are
making 70 mistake Judging by the mr.
ticle Of ball they are putting up. The
Germs look like the best second half
bet in the circuit and that is saying n
whole lot.
And what is more. al' tho stars will
be on hand for all the games. The
only possible exception is Elmer Rip
ley in tonight's clash. Rip Is expected.
but up until this morning bad not sent
any word. Even though he cannot
make the game Manager Bcnnis says
his club will win over the Phils by u
decisive score.
The question Of playing every game
has been discussed with "Strctch' Nee
han and he is O. K. Tho big boy does
not play with any other club. Nat
Holman may miss one game, but that
will be away from home and he is try
ing hard to have that Strengthened out.
then Frank Bruggy is member of the
Germs and he il not to be forgotten.
They sure do look to have n wrecking
crew when it comes to scorers and some
star cubs are going to have rough sled
ding for a few games. There will be
big crowd on hand tonight. for the
advance salc has been the heaviest OF
the season.
Reading WINS Close One
The Reading Bears defeated Coates
vile last night on the lattcr'S floor in
the closing minutes with two foul goals.
The home team was leading 1917 on
n sensational field goal by Jimmy
Brown. his third Of the night, when
the Bears equalizcd the count on
free toss, and u minute later were
awarded another foul on which they
made good and won the game. giving
n fine exhibition Of freezing the ball i'll
the remaining minute.
Gil Schwab. the new forward secured
to take the place of Ernie Rech,, made,
his first appearance at COatpsville and
was the whole Reading team. He
played a fast floor game and secured
half Of Readings six field goals.
frankie Boyle was unable 70 score a
single basket, so closely was he covered
by the home guards.
Coatesville also played FINE game.
Reading took the lead at the start and
ended ahead at half time, 12-S. Jimmy
Brown made two sensational baskets in
the final half and Richie Dicghan also
came through with one, and when the
home team assumed the lead with only
few minutes to go the crowd went
wild, but their gladncss was soon
turned into sorrow, for the game was
over in n few minutes and the third
straight defeat Of the second half hung
up.
Nativity and Post 20 Win
Nativity and Post 2G are on their
winning way in the American League
once more. Both came through with
exciting victories last night, the former
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18
FIRST |NDOORPOLO
GAME SATURDAY
DoubIeheader at Armory VIII
Feature Penn Opposed to
First City Troop Trio

Indoor polo will be added TO Billy
Pcnn's curriculum of sports Saturday
afternoon when the Penn trio meets
IN" First City troop at the Thirty
second Street Armory. Followers OF
polo say that it will be the first indoor
game eyer played in this city. The
opening will have doublcheader to
initiate the spectators more deeply into
the iutTiCaCicS of the game as played
indoors. penll!n and Bryn Mawr Polo
Club will be the preliminary to the
game between the Red and Blue and the
troopers.
since early last fall Penn students
who took up the sport Of riding out
doors instcal Of taking gymnasium
work have been anxious FOR team
and their desire will be fulfilled Sat
urday afternoon. Practice has been
held nightly indoors at tne Twenty
second and Ramstpad streets armory,
and according 10 Coach II. G.. COnOr,
the Red and Blue team is going to be
real one.
The coach who i taking charge with
ont financial return for his work Is Il
former British army officer and later o
lieutenant Of artillery in the Amer
Jean forces He successfully coached
several British teams before the war.
one of which won championship. lie
is assisted by j. w. Wildwood. a. former
captain Of artillery in the British army.
I'VE are negotiating with Prince
ton. Harvard, Yale and Cornell for
games to be played on Saturday
nights" said Coach Conor this morn
ing. Il feel certain that we will be-
able to schedule these colleges and give
the sport real impetus during the first
year. Princeton will in all probability
be played this Saturday night u week
in the armOry.'
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BRITISH BOXERS WIN
Vctors In All Four Bouts With
Americans at Hotel, Commodore

New York. Jan 1S.--English ANA =
teur boxers triumphed over their Amer
lean opponents in all four bouts staged
by the International Sporting Club in
the grand ballroom of the Hotel Com =
mOdorc, last night. One contest ended
in knockout, and the other three we're
decided under the point system of the
International boxing Federation.
The Knockout victory was scored by
Hugh Brown, amateur middlewpight
champion of England and the British
army, who stopped Ben Davis, the In
dian light heavyweight champion Of the
United States army, in the second
round. Davis halls from Camp Meade,
Maryland.
In the other contests, Captain +. V.
Chandler. amateur heavyweight cham
pion Of England and the British army,
won from John Cartwright, champion of
the United States army, by 33 points
to 20; John Watson, British navy
champion heavyweight. defeated Ralph
Ritch, American navy champion, 81
points to 2S, and Harry Mallan, mid
dlcwcight titlchoder of the London po-
lie" ,outpointed Kohn Buff, New York
police wclterwcight titleholdcr, 81 to IS.
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downing Fifticth by 1891, and the
latter trimming 5. L. II. A. 3O-2
The scores were close throughout and it
was anybody's game in each instance
until the closing minutes.
For Nativity Eddie Watson and Joe
Costello were the stars with three field
goals each. 1t was Costello's first ap-
pearancc in the American League, and
he played fine ball in the backtield and
added considerable strength to the up
town churchmen. Strange, with four
baskets. and Mechan. with three. were
the high lights for Fiftirth. The re-
suit was big surprise, as Fiftieth has
heen setting fast pace In the second
half.
The Post 26-S. i. II. A. clash found
the score fled at :, 8 and II, but goals
by Schniedcrman and Newman ended
the first half with the Sphas ahead ut
15-11. The service lads staged rally
in the second half, when. with three
foul tosses and two field goals at tM
finish. they forged ahead and main.
tanned the advantage till the finish.
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School Teams Battle
TO Retain League Lead

Central High. School basketball fans
are going to Visit Germantown High this
afternoon, hopeful of scoring n victory
and remaining at the top Of the High
School League. The Crimson and Gold
fans rcn son 1t out that Northeast md
West philadelphia will he good COM
puny among the selected few mt the
top Of the percentage column.
Northeast. OF course. must beat Frank
ford ~ stay In fast COMPANY, while
West Phillles have u much harder task
High. southern. champions last yer,
VIII make IA desperate fight to win this
game, ~ another defeat pt this time
will 20 lorg way toward putting them
out Of the running for the tile
If West phillies play true to form.
everything fayors them for u victory,
but one never can tell In these school
gnmes until the last shrlck OF the
whistle.
The schedule for today:
HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE
Frankford High AT Northeast High.
South Philadelphia at West PhiladeI-
phia.
Wenonah Military ". West Catholic
High.
Temple s. Of g. ~ Iavrrford School.
Germantown Friends at Drrby High
w Imlngt0n Friends at Chestnut Hill
MOOrrstOwn y. ut HaddOnneId Uph
MDorrstown High At COlllngswOod High
JenkintOwn High at Ambler High
girls.
Souderon High at Amber High.
st. Iukc's mt Lansdownc High.
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TROOPERS WIN AGAIN
Lubin LittIe's Proteges Down Rids
way In Indoor Football Game

Lubin Little's troopers added another
victim to tn" list in the weekly indoor
football game at the armory, Thirty
second street and Lancaster avenue.
last evening. The final sore was IA to
I. Both sides rcsorted to aerial attacks.
but tho Troopers made better use Of
Ridgeway's forwards than they could.
The score at the end of The first
half was 10 in favor Of the Troopers
and the touchdown was made by Kuuf-
inan. when he took Jennings throw out
of Srafford's arm and raced thirty yards
for Il score.
In the second half johnny Mcguire
intercepted the oval and carried it to the
tive-y yard line, from where Stinger shot
across. The best touchdown of the
night was the til ird and last, and went
to Ridgway, when Jensen hurled Il
beautiful forward to Trautwcn on the
thirty six yard line, the latter gallop-
ing seventy yards for score.
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QUARANTINE HALTS
RIDLEY P. H. GAMES
Coach Patenfus Cancels Three
Contests-PIay German
town Friday

After being QIarantined for month.
due to scarlet fever, the Ridley Park
High School basketball players are anx-
ious to resume their season III the cage
and look forward to the contest with
the Germantown Academy players on
Friday afternoon Of this week. The
game is 60 be played in the Mannheim
gymnasium.
COnCh patcnfuS' yOunsterS have
surely had hard luck. for hardly had the
season commenced when the school was
shut down for thirty days, due TO an
epidemic Of sickness. Patenfus nails
from Susquchanna University, and as
this is his first season at Ridley Park
he was particularly eager to make fine
showing with his squad, but the quar-
antinc unset all his plans.
The Ridley Park team cancelled games
with Media High. SaIesianum High
and Wilmington High because Of the
epidemic. The team has had one weeks
practice for the Germantown game and
will likely line up with Smith and
Henncckc forwards. krieg as center and
WiddoCs and COchrane rs guards.
Krieg was captain of the football team
last year and il one of the best play ycrs
on the squad.
Temple Girls Are Clever.
Temple University girls have put u
winning basketball team on the floor
this season. Trd"r the expert tutclage
of Miss e. Anita Preston and Miss
Blanche +. Nourt,cs. the first and sec
ond teams are developing rapidly. The
varsity payers arc: Forwards, +. Ca
sey. -. Surin and Edna We'll. suhSti-
tute; ccntcrs, jumping center. Maud V.
Sharpe; Anne Kuhl. captain side cen
ter; substitute side center. Dorothy
Bough; guards, Wilma Trimblc and
Elizabeth Smith.
The reserve, are lining up: For
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18
Boots and Saddle

furnshfS mis- OShiS"f the fsn,"re x New oflea%s ISis
afternoon. Tab>aU D'Honolr at the re-
hi5 last time out when ne was beaten by
q eight maargn cQrryng lis pounds. Ultra
Gold and United Verde appears 10 hG the
chief Conterdcrs for this stake.
In the other slX events tho horseS that
have shown well recently may. shGw up
Little Patsy. star Time; second. Huen, Toss
Up, Ymer *. third, Gorilla Iona. Montillo
MARI t MaXm; M si3th XIII Serbian, ScourssmIsl,
the POrtuEuese: seventh, MCAdoo, Tan II,
Our Birthduy.
The Kentucky Jockey club has issued its
let Of stakes for q: sprinE meeting which
at Lexington the Idle Hour staxess. the Blue
irass. the Aaahiand Oakes. the Ben Al and
the Camden hardicaps. the latter ut $4,000
tucky Derby. $50 600 added; the Bashford
Manor. tho Debutante. the Proctor Knott
cap the Spring Trial and the Kentucky oaks
total $4,000; The Latoni2 STAKE list: The
Ha 6STC 'IGS5 tGs GpsGt5d ih
nugGral handicaps and the Latonia Oaks.
Answer to cOrrespondents-AGan O. War
established four American records in 1920
Is follows; on" mile at 8etm"nt Park
carrying 1913 pounds. I is miles. j 40 1-5;
at IS rat9fa Ausuit 2I l2g ~ pGds il4
II. lis poundg. 81 mil"9. 2:2S 40.
Hrrry Payne Whitney. who Is cruising In
Florida waters: is headed for Ilavan FOX u
brief stay at the races,
John Il. Madden way the leading breeder
ot thoroughbreds in 1920. II. z, Whitney
den bred colts won siS3 2@l; Whltney, $751;
$50; Belmont. $3jl,40d.
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Dartmouth Drive Under wav

Hanover, \. IL. Jan. ls.--A urI,. ,.ns
started here ipst night TO rails" the uudrr-
graduates share Of til" fund of $50 900
Tor a memorial athletic 0rld a. Dartmouth
CuIleg". Tho present athletic NpldS ut Han
:he needs Of the vulrBr for some tlIno. ,ni
It has been drcidyd to make ov,r the prr,'
Gnt plant and l-li,otr the Hnld 10 'le
ninety Dartmouth mon y ho d.c1 Ia tHr rorlJ
var,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

W ,
he Auditorium \. y. this -ye'ArR. Thesr
.Hi i-'.s nm IL" IN the final CantU ut tho
| ne l''}.H,' ,mpor!um ono week ago, ana
", Hht Tus regarded rs one OF the
|de2' .oI'g .e"r N this cl:y IL years,
ohnny iiufi aud George Lee will meet IN
Ite"H-rouud bout to a decision on Friday
n'h% at New Orleans.
tomorrow night at Cleveland Carl Trc-
he takes on Joe Burnan. THIS will be
tl.ri mr";iGg uf the pair They have
81 !fH''ous.y N this city and Cleve-
llCk Sto>ll AZ cen training hard for his
ioMsht at YORK. Pa. with YounE
seg, j! 3 - uot the first meeting OF tho,
l. S''S" Lent ANGELO last December.
et Richard is endouvorIng 70 bring Ell
. ihan nd Bob Martin together at Madi-
s9uaEo Carrie" ~ February Il.
siGlle Mitchell Is after 4 third crack ut
lLsEi"e. gh' "hNlnptun, Benny Leonard.
I'VE NJ h". i'o trials and failed on
ole Watson. ,'naraEer Of Young Angelo.
t!Cn"l h!H I-oXrr 10 mlnglc with Abe
cs'e!n "g New York, IN the wind-up at
AFs"" u: Ir""ton one week from tonight.
.s. o. .. Z Lioarshliq4: the the ,h;thi"hcm welter,
~ IL
'""' .1"s to",sht.
ohnnS Krausc has planned 20 reopen the
Haa%'o%A am 4; \. neAt w"ci; with double
up q! e'FAt rounds each.
Ah"S"n square Garden. hut ali he asks
su"Fah'r" vr SdO 600. with the privilege
" - l"'.' ~ tho Gross receipts.
tIcnt' 'I =, and rlHky Mitchell. with their
h1i"" with $40 900 and Pinky sid, 900.
,JH.''. Z" return TO New York Within
'-''' y weeks. -
'IrL r5. White, the Albany banta!nweight.
If" "' "''' joe Lynch, the new bantam
,n' - t." "row referee decisions, has
. r,.,',,Ln r.',L 80 !udrr tho manugouaat u
- 'a''.'. o' AlhaIy.
r" ' ~ "rrrNl3 rII wrestlIng bout at the Troc-
A." !hNIs14E evening will feature steve
'.' .N champion. =
!f> 'r>'" brown and johnny pulzl are
"'""l II ~ main bout at the cam
Gis.. 90 .h Friday night. D'rk O'Briam.
n,.. e.. ,,.'',S '"nMS Mullignn in the srrni.
Hi..',, I'r,nIiie Murray ys joe jos Re-.
- ''.''. hurk" vs.. buddy DALEY.
'iIr" i",H "otr rost, VI tho American Irgio,,.
''" ~ rn'Ss1m ~ H. noir. %nI ,I5,-
~ rlrH' Scr {" hold hnXluE
. '"A.hs ~ co. .. I'ar.i
T'"anHf nHfT''r' "!, n.,,1 1 .oe% li,H''r;e4;, has
@r, f,'r e rinlniasuu AZ NilIwau,S, +"
osn:. 3I"'tEeS q stHIi!ug IN Ills match at
4 ,,,,.... ''""S with Sailor Freedman,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18
Director Lifts Ban
On Three Ring Men

Indefinite suspensions in local
boxing circles of Bobby Burman,
boxer; Eddie Hayes, manager. and
Tommy Keenan,, referee, have been
lifted following an announcement
today from the office of director
CortelyOu. These three men figured
in an alrcrCation at the National
Club several weeks ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18
on AutO KnOw

The right temperature for the motor to
run at IL about 80 degrees FnhrenIeit. At
this Temperature the oil w.N lubirate most
freely una more puwG ia given TO the motor.
To prevent = grease WORKING out to the
brakes, see that the felt washers at the
end Of the axle housing or within tho rear
huh are properly installed,
By saving a slit In the end OF IA broom
handle and wrapping the !Owcr end with
tape 80 that the crack win not spread a
for crawling under tn" car tu determine
tho Igvcl Uf oil In the CTuuE2usr.
Overheating eNpedtes evaporation Of
water from the "IcctrOiytr. causing drteru-
riorauon OF plates and s"purators and tends
to buc.tle plates. II this condition Is not
checked II Will ruin tho ba:tcIy completely
within n short timn.
Observation-Disclosures freshmen Of Car.
neSie Tech We're yesterday awarded football
Jerseys j,ea by the Gthlstic board Of control. il
was the intention to award miniature gold
footballs 70 the varsity at :he same time
Uut the gifts Werc delayed IL transit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18
Harness happenings

Carolyn Cox by Guy Axworthy. the local
y0ungstrr which took record Of 2,iH'2
last fan - n twO-ycar-0ld. viii hg raced
this y'ur extensively.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18
John Toy

John Toy, 'n" local huI seuln. has pur.
chased q pair If fOIr-ypsr-ud trUtters, sired
by SAN Francisco and II three -year-old ~
Guy AEwOrthy. which Ghou,d show some
speed thg year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

The local PAGER, Joe Dillon ~ Ii,l"r Ak
worthy. has gone into winter quarters with
n record Of 2l2. against tim. Fe should
b. e. good prospect IN his cIaN- o. tn races
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

Earl pitman, cC Trenton trainer. fyr The
Canl G0ad,lrne atab!o, of Goshen ~ y. has
ben Looking after BelyuG, 2.l7'., The two
fash (3). 2.13ii which are wintering at
Walnut Hal! Farm, near Lexington, ~.
~ r"r'Har circuit the past season and
H. VIII be lifted for their classes ear.y next
spring
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

Blooming:0n--To get thr Sell leader in
contests IN the EyInnas.un ot Indiana t'n,-
y4rstt3y tETc3 EdatH @ rrS Er"ck@ AL l"a"Gr las d.
2teel girdcr over the Cnntrr # tho plny'rs
floor Tho plan WAS tried out at tn" In
diana Nortnw' stern gaIve last night Cp.' tHa
first tlIap, and voted fucc, saiu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

IN iGn "F""rS' Of Nj Huyyua. Yues To- tine
ay with YYT%,Gp Y,5n,Gtp a: the National On Sat.
:, L. Tho GI.,S s",S ANDY andy Chanry, OF Bait
caoIi A'''T,nf..m""n, ,f.m""n, The othrr bouts go,
Z Dey!D"N o.. "%EHrr VS.. johnny paysol,,
foshg EL,,,t",;;. W.; I%"k Doyle and jack Tuuaj',
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18
Sports Serred Short

New YOrk-IIOwHrd T. Drew, the %,grl
sprinter who cUualed the worlds record In
both the zoe and 2"o-Sarl events SIN years
ago. has decided to don hts running slipprrs
l0C.yard dash at 4 Draoklyu meet, Saturday
night.
st. Paul. Minn. ,-Ey"rct, McGvwAu. St.
Paul skate and Norval B&ptic, Of Ihilu-
delphia. meet here tOnight 20 cOmpipt. tLvir
program OF races begun last Sunday. They
VIII ENntc the 20 yard. i4o-yard. the mile
.md two-m!Ie "rcnts, MCGOWAN ulrenIy has
mora to win N" right to meet uil.cr prom
nen: skaters OF n" country IT what ia
planned 70 lie an cInjuHt on srric3 for IT,"
WORLDS ChumpiOnshiU. 1t will he MCiipwaIl' s.
second appearance a. Il professional.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

been cron r""',,'. ~ meet the navy roxIng t.,,m
St yTg!nIinI'TTa ed by C"rnegic TrrhH. and and
with tn" iro,,ie"s mas requested wrrs.iimg
a'deraton. ''" hatmen, Roth are under
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

Dick Sto>h ~ aer training hard for his
y touisht ut YORK. Pa, with Youn;
ge'g ]! ., Is Uot the first meeting OF tho,
T. siosn l"ut Angelo last December.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

ohnny bufi .u0 George Lee will meet IN
fte""-ruuHd bout to a decision on Friday
nlts At New Orleans.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

Tomorrow night at Cleveland Carl Trc-
n" krs on Joe Burrnan. This will bo
A.ri mr";iHg Of the pair. They have
,11d !f'' ''ous.y n this city and Cleve-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

ct Richard IS eHdeuvorinG 20 bring B,ll
"a" nd Be-" Martin together at Madi-
SsuaTo GarUc!. ~ February Ia,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

Hrrry Payne Whitney. who is cruising In
Florida waters. Is headed for IIavau for u
brief stay at tho races.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

ohnny Krluse has planned 70 reopen the
"a"'o%N 4; y. neat woci; with Il double
~? q! rE.t rounds each.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

w. WWnUPp'oh Johnny Wilson Is wiling to box
''h"S"H square Garden. hut all he asks
a s4"Tah'r" "r $40. 600 with the privilege
" - co., ~ tho Kruss receipts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

|liChe Mitchell Is after q third crack NJ
Lightweight chtlnpiun, Benny Leonard.
NE h,4 h.. tyo trials aad failed on
u occasion.
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Nativity and Post 20 Win

Nativity and Post 90 are on their
winning way in the American League
once more. Both came through with
exciting victories last night, the former
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

'ych T White, the Albany bantam weight,
.u" mas &C." J"" Lynch. the new bantam
,''"'' - t." "row referee decisions, has
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

|'icne and rinky Mitchell. with their
~ "..'}, are back IN Milwaukee. Richie
M'i"" ,,ii", with $40 900 and Pinky S1O, 900.
,rrn, nn.'',' Z" return to New York Within
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-18

Further rrmrrkS the penalt, kick vii
form the subject OF the next article.