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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07

Jelly making Is an art no longer.
Neither Is II hard work or expensive.
Mother Nature has provided n way to
take the element Of chance out Of jelly
making. y wonderful discovery now
permits every home to have these tooth
some delicacieS go rich In o value
and rclished by the whole family. es-
pecially children.
Delicious fruit Jelly can also now be
made any time OF the year. Tho method
is very simple. Dissolve 5 heaping
cups (2h lbs.) Of sugar In "a cups
OK lbs.) Of water in a large saucepan
and bring to a boil. At once add ono
bottle Of Certo. stirring constantly.
Bring to a boil again for one-half min
ute. Remove from nre. let stand 4 min
ute, skim and pour into glasses.
Jellying Is absolutely certain because
Ccrto contains all the elements Of fruit
Jelly. Time required Is not over 10 min
utes on n gas stove. cost OF sugar and
Ccrto at any grocery or drug store Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07
How to Make Pure Fruit Jelly
in 10 Minutes for &c a Glass

not over 81 cents (sugar 1T &c lb.), anu
the result Is eight half-2ound glasses OF
apple favored Jelly at seven Cents .
glass. a variety OF f1avors may also Dc
made from one batch BY adding . 81"
drops Of any desired flavorinG. ike
lemon, mint or orange, to the glasses
before filling.
Certo Is that mysterious substance IN
some fruits that puts the jell In Jelly
It is O pure fruit product-contAins no
gelatinc. chemical or preservaavA Any
fruit Juice can be used with IT. All the
flavor and color OF this fruit are re-
tanned. because only q half minutes
boiling Is required. You also save 1ust
time and worry.
Get a bottle Of Certo with q recipe
book from your grocer or druggist to-
day. II he does not have It. ask him
to order 1t from his jobber. Try 1t With
the first fruit ~juice-fresh or canned
that YOU have. Learn the new, short
and economical method Of jelly making
and you'll never return to the old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07
rRENcH COAL Eor BUDAPEST.

budapest. Oct. s.-Negotiattons by
which French coal mines VII supply
fuel for tho gas works OF this city
have been completed. the arrangement
permitting the works to buy coal ten
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07

Tho name az the letter Q comes from
III" French queue" meaning a TALL as
the letter is q with a tall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07

percent lower in price than was demand.
ed by mines in C~zecho-slovAkia mo
Upper SiIesia. Newspapers express eA'-
isfac;lon with the arrangement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07

Read and use In,elligencer Want AdA
You'll get what you want
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07

EcI'. we're :~rH:.iug out - Ilue Devil
ads. s. f'r ",r:y one "" us".'-AdT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
.FIvE-C0RNERED 5O.MILE
RACE AT DROME TONIGHT
Maddona, carman, Miguel, CORY
and Verkyen to Compets

The international feature OF moto,.
paced racing of the 1921 season 1,
philadelphia is scheduled tonight nj ths
Point Breeze velodrome. II fs an nm.
nual event and fifty mile distance
with five starters representing as many
different countries. The 1921 inter.
national derby will include the tollow.
ing contestants: Vincenzo Niaddonn n
Italy ; Jules MIGUEL. Of France; Clsr.
ence Carman, Of America; Paul Var.
kyen, OF Belgium, and Frank Cory Of
Australia. V
While Carman and Maddonn, who an
setting a close race for the seasons in.
dividual point score laurels. ara the
favorites to win tonight's flfty.mile
grind, the other three riders cannot no
counted out entirely. All five bik,rs
have shown good form on the local
track.
Cory. the game little Antipodeau. Is
the real dark horse. Frank has plugged
along In every event in which he Ia,
competed and never quit pedaling until
the finishing shot of the starts pistol,
Miguel also has been displaying flashy
form and with Verkyen consistent
plugger both Madonna and Carman will
have to go at top speed from the outset
in order to win.
Another feature on the program this
evening will be match motorcycle race
between Bill Vanderberry. of Philadel.
rhia, and Johnny Schlee. the Newark
flyer. Schlee is undefeated in motor.
cycle racing on the track here, having
defeated both Eddie Root and Jimmy
Hunter.
The remainder Of the card will IN.
clude Glass r professional and amateur
events.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
Harry Stone Takes Ii on the Hip

which thoroughly enjoyed
rounds CLANCY
Harry Kid Brown
his formidable looking
He had ambitions but fighter
himself He chased the
confidence
well gained something
the while
hook He coed with the
He
walp
in the when the crowd started
after Mr Stone.
The Boston baer roae backward keeping his chin away from deadly
Suddenly Harry stopped
finale He let with his left and Stone
landed
They
fighter but he better than
Ldou Of
seconded Wilson
Charley finished
after fourth The little
Frenchman blue trunks broad white
looked
o
excellent.
several city blocks
TOE TTPLiTZ nd o
y Friedman cent
the final bell, Johnny
preliminary Dundee's punches
and landed hard w1opS 1cO the second round oned
the Scotch Wop and he lucky drdr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
MACK WHEAT STAR
Of BR|DESBURG WIN
Former PhiIIie Backstop Makes
Debut With Uptowners and
Accounts for q Of S Runs
PLAY M. B. SMITH TONIGHT

Mack Wheat. former Phillie backstop.
made his debut with Bridesburg last
evening and was the star in the up
towners' 5-to-4 triumph over Shana-
han. The game was played at Broad
street and Allegheny avenue and was
witnessed by large outpouring Of
fans.
OF the FIVE runs tailed by the home
team Wheat scored three and his lone
hit sent the fourth counter across the
pan. Charlie Clock was on the hill for
Brdesburg and yielded seven hits.
while Mackin. who hurled for Shana-
han, was touched up for eleven.
After the game Manager Caskey met
Phil Haggerty, Of Nativity, and both
clubs posted certified check in the
sum of $500 to guarantee the compile
tion of the series between the two teams
which opens Mt the Nativity grounds on
Saturday.
Tonight. at Richmond and Orthodox
streets. Brdesburg clashes with Mar
shall f. Smith. The store boys will use
Bill Mackey on the hill. while Brides-
burg will depend on Tommy Nolz. Both
are in fine form and a fast contest Is
expected.
shsnahan II, tho attraction st tw,u.oSorH r.. Sorth
Ins streets, The uptowners suc9Ymssd /. TO o
Hiildaie yestcrday, but ManeEeT Reifsnyder
viii use Bob David on the III! tonish,, ..I1r =
stresk "Jln" bonner will likely use Wade,
who, pitched several sensational games last
week.
Nativity handed p 1873 lacinE 20 Fleishcr
Tho contest marked anot her win 20 the long
list Of Tommy Carr!sSn, and also Wss ss
SS the N tho Ts iTa%e nSms 51 S
Nolan. He sent the ball far over the canvas
in center heid. Flsisher rnu wr opP@,sSe 1nS ,ns
ReSd eSth stPse,s Psiy whs 'Ss,y,y r%"e; to Darby
and plays Hildale. The colored team Is
back at Nativity tomorrow.
I'd Lusk's Harrowsnte Club had iittle .,
trouble in downing Bslneld 10 70 2. Tddie
Gerrer returned to the pitching hill s%no %
famed an even dozen ne'nsa teS,s Held Don
oyS I;n Ar%s,TiHiinF SeWiiiss club IS going tTsot ana
cIrects 10 add another win to the ALREADY
long list.
Several 4-4 tics were among last eve,
rings contests A. GerInSntnwn mohsoM md psae sses
.oo.nd SsMni' aunrtet of taiIiss McGuirs oppo.ed
hoffman. and both hurlsrs were hit nareet Ger
hHn usual M9ysr sr ana ana fas Bssns wefs the
| Germantown luminaries
Pete" IAebert was on the hill for Mar: Ma.
battle Pete yielded only seven hits y
the opposition. while Billinser was touched
up for eleven. Several errors he1ped Losa'
| Square.
UohlreId. after bslnR IDLE for several
w.nEs' meets Logan Square tonight az Forty
wiIi pitoh Harry MackLn. while Manager
| Faulkner viii depend on Barrett.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
MANAGING BALL CLUB 4
BRINGS GRAY HAIRS
Iris Speaker Young Enough to Bat OUer $40, Shou,
Signs of Fear and Tem-Mike Gibbons =
Must Be Considered g.: I'd
BY GRANTLAND RICE

another. When the frst frost ,...,-
leaves its marking upon the landscars
we wi II begin to hear again from pras
| Ibyszko, who will be called unon VI 4"
entertain Stranger Lewis ana
Stecher, who are said to possess q as. asoe
yearning for the old crown. Zbvssspp
winning a wrestling title at fortv. ~
was marvellous enough. Defendinr ~ =.
for a year at forty y-seven will be- sv.n -
more so. '''n
Roper, Lourie and Keck are M, >.
be overlooked" writes Eli. '1s 49,.
neither are Jones, Aldrich and O'Heav,uu' vu'
Yale is going to be just little bit Az
ferent this season than the Yale of iaio
and 1920. That Is one tip you can tst.
now and remember later on. Enonss.
Of thing has been more than SSa
cient." 'un''
In the same mail an Illinois deleys,,
suggests that We keep a weather ave
focused upon one Bob Zuppke for tis
impending autumn. Any one wbo ,or a.h .ne
bles in football lore without foc,,s;ua
glim upon Mr.. Zuppke Is likelv
dabble in vain. For Zuppke hapnan, " ~
be one Of the great machine makers ~
the, period. coach who knows hath
football and men, which is ALWAYS tha
winning combination. ''''
why does Jim Barnes lean m n,
forward on his left foot wben +.
puttsf asks a reader. Barnes figured
that one Of his great putting faults wa,
swaying, the body or bending a knee
during the process OF the putting stroke
As insurance against this mistake bs
shifted his weight upon the left az. NV
With the right as a balance bracs IN
order to keep his body In an immovsbls
position. guarantee against any for.
ward sway.
Copyright, 1851. All -iohts re,.,,.6
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
Boots and Saddle

The Huron Handicap at Saratoga TO-
day at mile and three -siXtccnths
brings together four high class three
year olds, Trystcr is required 10 carry
top weight, but should prove best. with
Bit OF White and Sporting Blood the
contenders.
Other horses well placed today are :
First race-Dick Deadeye, Olias O..
Doughnut; second-Paul Jones. DIM
mesdale, Sweep Clean; third-Dona-
Gonna. Recount. Carpet Sweeper fifth
--Sagacity. Fluff, Staunch; sixth,
Rnnstar, My Reverie, My Play.
The race meeting at Windsor closed
yesterday, The Montreal meeting begins
tomorrow.
fhs Hawerstowu, Nd, Fair Grounds Is a
6a1nS prepared for the opening Of tho i've.
DAY race meeting on August 80 Several
c0riosds OF horses have arrived from Canada
within the last few days
xAowas Clyde, Baltimore nnaneler and
horssman. IL out In a statement urging that
the Goyernment supervise racing In each
tpias The h@eaxhbrsd industry. He tsNss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
LOU HAYES NAMED
H0LMESBURGCOACH
Sensational End Will Also Play
With Suburban Football Team
in His Regular Position
OTHER TEAMS ARE ACTIVE

Football plans among the independent
teams in this locality are taking ded-
mite shape. and all the big elevcns are
making active preparations for the
opening Of the season. Bob Lawson.
of Frankford. expects to divulge the
plans Of the Bluejackets in a few days,
and in the meantime comes the an
nouncement from Holmesburg that they
have closed with Lou Hayes. sensational
end Of that team, to play his old posi-
sition and act as coach.
This move is the most popular one
ever made by the Holmesburg board of
directors. Hayes has been busy work
ing on his lineup for a month. accord
ing to Fred Gerker. the veteran man
ager. and he has all Of last years best
players in line with several prominent
gridiron stars from Lehigh. Lafayette
and several other colleges. Lou has
succeeded in rounding up several men
whose services are in wide demand.
The initial practice for the burg"
has been called for the second week in
September. Hayes has secured Lee
Lynch. Nillanova center. who finished
the season last year. to return along
with Newcomb. the star tackle.
The vicinity Of Rhawn and Craig
streets will be all hustle and hustle TO =
morrow and Saturday evenings. for the
annual carnival for the benefit of the
team Will be in progress. Several
changes in the personnel have been
made this season. The officers are
Honorary president. Christopher Funk
president. John Lawler; vice president
Henry Eavts: secretary, Ralph Raven
financial secretary, Carl Soderberg
treasurer. Fred Long; manager. Fred
W. 'Pop' Gerker; assistant manager
Frank Potts; executive committee, Fred
Gerker. Frank Potts, Carl Soderberg
Austin Greer and Fred Long.
Hohnrd y. sn football tcam for the inausurst,"l
aT' 1o5sGs g ss9semHif 10
a has d Of ast H"D .oSas sPsns
report, and In addition has Seen suoees.tr ]
es n ssmmT oTss soIeS Sormr and h
% md SHf H fnSss nays m sSa1s
Ws.hinssttoR' sn. sto' and Ali.Lancaster.' All othe
sro REQUESTED !. set IN touch Sn W with sSAean AZ
spsnsler: phone Walnut 1881. or 1929 g. Ches, est
Tom ReilF's hiiadslphta Tootbal
Coao, CC6SS tTTns IoL up for the coming season
OF thirty-e'Eht mon through itRht psces -
oyer oyer q week. and by the time the date 70
the opening game rolls around the ciu
Ing ssEresation. Last year ReIiIy's team eS
!eohshen Brest record In this city. All q
ttsd @ and not once was All-Philadelphia' 8 goa
WITH the backing OF tho local tribe Of Re
Men me oId Pitman team has boen reorss n
yea ana VIII play under the nene OF Ithsk
football team Of Pttman Much nav r,a
seaSs ssason hSs been ADDED and very successfl
now preparing a stitr rchedule and would \
s,sa s,,sa TO hear from anv hrst c'ass teams dc
nsr,rins 6ames away from home Address
Pitmano, ptTDnnsJ tmanaseJ ItsskH football team Q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
Leu Directs attack to Sailors Body

his
landed repeatedly
bbei and hooked with his right Fried
this the OF the
and local
more careful after that
so confidence the third but Tenders ab working
In the fourth Lew stepped close and whaed
punishment but
rights the chin bringing cheers from
round
beedin when he went
fifth wckng the Sailor with
foe didn't take high
finishing walop How.
handed
received end.
furious Friedman rushed
the o right the head Lew
everything
He In the
Friedman fell
tntoa
fora knockout favorie with the crowd
final soly swshed his right
keep him They fought
harder ever an still going the bell
the fight happened
with Tender He probably
do
oind tereeing Of Hermar
~ the promoter. eondrtal
He good official TO keep
eSdIu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
PLAY sTRAWBRlDGE NINE
North Philadelphia Stars viii ee
nnnnnenta on Saturday Afternoon

The North Philadelphia Stars will
nIay the Strawbridge & Clothier team
on Saturday afternoon on the latter S
field at sixty third and Walnut streets
George Brandy, manager. has an all
star lineup for his team, He announces
the following players; Mack Wheat.
Mike Doolan, Johnny Castle, Bill
O'Br!en, Tom Mahaffey, John Mccain
Harry Kane and Felix Welfeld. His
twirling staff will Include Bob Williams
Kc'hof and Mckee
Brandy feels sure his team will re.
rorse the result Of the last meeting of
these rivals when Strawbridge won out
hv scoring six runs IN the first inning.
Manager Truitt will have his strongest
line -up in the field for the home club
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
Wins Archery champIon.bI,

4, Cambrtdse, Mass. Aug. 2b.-steady shoot.
ins IN the hna rounds won the nationn /
%oinsn's championship for Miss porotSy
smith OF Cotutt. in tho annual arohery
tournament. The eighteen -yee r.oyd w.
gained balance OF rs points over r,vrthss
Wesson, former titeholder. and kept a.
Mirs Smiths final score was 1444 aRainst
Miss WessonE 1880 "ea'e'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
Barely Misses No.Hlt Game

Now Haven. Conn. Aus. 25.--Jerry Kahn
Waterbury Eastern League pitcher had q
no-hil, no-run game in his grasp. but luck
turned against him. after two were out In
the ninth inning. Neal Ball. OF trlple-play
fame. was the batter for New Haven and
tapped 2 az 70 short lsft nsld, which tslI
smons the wstsrbSry players for safe hit
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
LEW TENDLER LUCKY
TO GET WIN IN GREAT
BOUT WITH FRIEDMAN
Chicagoan Puts Up Impressive Stand Before 1900
Fans at Pills Park, With Both Principals
Rocked at Different Times
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Sport. Editor Evenins Public Ledger


"A hair
Chicago jolly
he able
leading
pulled by unexpected
he did lose the decision
considered seriously when leading sh"eghts are
discussed.
Friedman al and showed
landed hard bows Had he been trihe
hand might inflicted lot punishment on
Tender fnalb lucky the verdict
a approximately 1000
should
of looked Tender
OF
stood him good
a beating
March when he
Milwaukee, lie
He supposed to
would stepped into
trouble nights form is criterion This Friedman battle
he the lightweight
champion.
defense well that he
Chicagoan
but and
dangerous.
In the Lew started his
Sony bounced off
behind it.
instant but
O. Tender, punching pith both hands
ordinary b1tter, but
0 no effect the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
Yesterdays SCORES
You Auto KnO,U

Grabbing In the cone clutch may be caused
by too strong a spring or hard or burned
out clutch facing. Another cause may bo
protrud!nE r!vet heads. in which case tho
heads should be hammered until they arc
below he surface Of the lsaher In tho
disks, instead OF twisting gradually noross
zach other. catch at once and the car starts
with . Jerk, In the dry disk the friction sur
faces should be examined. II chsrred or
glazed over there Is tendency TO engage
harshly.
BRAKE squealls a source OF great on
royance and ~ the brake Innings do not re-
ceve attention the squeak!ng is liable 20 be-
come chronic. squeak,nC Is generally due
brake drums when thu brakes are operated.
viii remove the grit. Whom the grit, how
ever, Is deeply imbedded as to resist
all ordinary methods TO remove II. n mix
ture OF powdered rosin and castor oil applied
II u demountable rim IL not fastened care
fully IN place on tho wheel additional tire
true. Each wedge should be frightened caro-
fully TO insure correct alignment Of the rim
on the feloe. a little care In this respect
will not only insure tight rim and true
wheel. but also better tire milease.
II IL not advisable 10 use a non-skid tire
on ono rear wheel and plain tread tire on
the other rear wher,. The plain tread tire
viii be forced TO % the skiddlng and will
your rear wheels with the same IN order "a
obtain uniform tire wear
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
Scraps about Scrappers

..r.s s"EI"s '9sS s. 4; % sss: S:s ,ns
SPsa' tor dt the ne s.iTsd Esy Rsaf R tSS
"fSs'it Ths toa. II the RaoS2. "a NS;'
.5: HsTYsy SSs X Isl SSsby cusR ds.:Ss1 Ss
* Nors A"stS as,sy Fss %SFsy ;;.E Edd:s
jack Brady, Earl Hartman Va; Eddie o. Keets
Caulhe!d Is on the Boxing COMMITTEE
PAT Bradley. the Little Italy fayorite, has
been signed BY Pete Moran , to meet Net. sIien, rt
rfST rna"p and a, ,Ss %s proms S f3s
aH?o5 D'G 6,saF sf'59SGs 09SPs Tesn sHS Wv %
johnny johnny clark vs. Charley walters,
Bobby Gonni. has JoHnny MSsly Neal N n. a.
cambria club. With EDDIE Mu'iH TnS 0tsGr to2
msTG"'S man, wl!le Ike MeGovern vs. PAT besney,
Young Bob ,FHHslDI FHHsmm9Hs va n,cE 3sef a.s werner
Stanley Hlnckle was a winner at Bridseton
last geek oyer Jmmy y MsyS9T I Tend,er e S.Gqss StSrss
12| sSoss Ssd GnsfF saof Frisd8Sn RI HRcks oGt
pointed Friedman several years ago
Jack Jensen. OF Atlantic City. wante 10
coyne 10 PhIadel phia for matches with l25-
p[Vnders here. lie Is bo!ng managed hy Rcd
Blackburn.
Danny Mcdonald. bantamweight, and re-
Gently honorably discharged from the U, y.
EavS. Is anxious TO meet Danny Kramer,
Dick Perry is training for a fall campaign
In featherwelsht competition. John Sannlni
Ia plugging Perry as coming Oattler.
Mike Credoll is recovering from an opera
uon on his nose. lie will be ready 10 box
again IN a fortnight or so.
Charley White. Of Chicago, and Benny
NyoI~ ~, keen Oh az
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25

the position that the amount Of protts prt-
vat- individuals and clubs take from racing
should be regulated BY Federal law, II IL
probable Mr., Ctydss rs1narkS ara specially
directed 70 the New York Jockey Club, In
KentuCky. Maryland and Canada ths breed
ing Industry Is rapidly growing In impor-
tRnce.
OIL Man showed his spoed in the Ad.ron-
dnek Handicap by defeating good heid o.!
Man Is the oniy, North star ~ colt H. r,
BRADLEY has sold. Bnd he doubtless regrets
parting with him.
The Hartford AEricultursl ana Breeders
Association has announced the TeoTSntnE OF
the Havre de Grace track for the tau meet.
ing Of ten days, beginning September 81 The
Eastern Shore Handicap, with $40 900 added
and tho HavTe DO Grace Handicap, with a
ike value. are the two most attretve events
OF the meeting.
NJ. L. sehwartI has b4en compelled 70
retire ColmAn. the crack Celt colt, because
1 Of Injuries received In the running OF the
United States Hotel Handicap.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
Quaker CrIcketers TraIlIno

oxford. England. Aug. 26.-The Phlsdsl.
phia PiIgr Inns cricket team met the Et0u
nrst and were all out for lei. The lmeri.
cans then scored 11o for eight wichsts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25

VaIger. OF New York, have been matched
ny Louis Malta for the semi nna at Shibg
Park August 81 Wilns Jackson and
Johnny Dundee meet in the wind-up. Other
bouts: Billy De Foe ys. Fene belmont and
X. O. Loushin vs.. Jimmy sullivan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25
HOme-Run HitterS
in Games Yesterday
Toddy's Local Ball Games

~; ;Shanahan at North Phlliles. Fourth and
WinEohoclSinE streets.
ty-slxth and Reed streets.
Baltimore Black sox at Old-Tlmors. Thir-
tfs Tosi.% snS s' STas ssrsst ssssr
Park Eixs a. Media A. A.. slstieth and
Lorraine Giant. at Southwark Mem. Club.
Meadow and Miffiln streeta.
rss street and sngrE
Century Club. TWsnts-SiHtS o and Master
Donovan-lArmstrons ct Bolaeld. German
mcnd % and orthosSn 's Streets. er F'oe'ofs' RICH
=, Brooklyn Royal Giants mt Manchester.
=, Paradise Field Club at Malta Screen.
logan at WINS. Broad street and Allie
.P. R. r. League "A"c.Cumber,and at
os Ssslriss s1's :. ""S hliSsis' % Fifth and Main
' American % %Sha,n at stenton r. c.. Chow
and Pleasant strcetA.
Yesterdays SCORES
BridesburT, 5; shanahan. 4.
Germantown. g. Dobson, 4.
Natiyity, i2; fieisher' =.
HarrowEnte, 10i Belfeld. 2.
Stenton T: G.; 81 Donoynn-Armstrong. 1.
Walton a. C.. 4i South Philiy y. c., 8.
Inquirer. 1Oi Associated Press. 8.
Hilldale. O; North Phiis, o.
All Stars. I; Little Rock, 0.
Mohare Club 4; M0hare Travellers. 0.
Peerless Giants, o. Rubtcam a. c., 8.
Welcome A. c.. IL, Kirschbaum, 3.
Lafayette. I, Wheatsheat, 5.
Happy Hollow, 5; Wakefield 4. A.. 4.
Belfteid Reserves. 81 Jinx 4. A., 2.
Glenwood II. G.. s.; Warwick, 4.
LoEan A. A.. 5: WINS, 8.
IiEhthouse b. G.. Ii: $40 Club. q.
De sales, 8; Dnnn's Pros: 40 inninGs,.
Spring City, 81 DisstOn Pros, I.
Blnuners' AIl-Stars, 5; Chiffon A. A., I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25

with the backing OF the local tribe OF Rel
i1eH Mie9 S ehS o,d Pitman team has been reorgs n
football team Of Pitman Much nav ma
seaS season ms been ADDED and very successful
s,sn ss,,sI 10 hear from anv frst c'ass teams de-,
n p,rins games away from home. Address ]
E IrYon manager Itsska football tesm .,
Pitman, Pitman N 7 o" 'ea'' OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25

Mike CredolI Is recovering from an opera
ton on his nose lie will be ready 10 box
again in n fortnight or 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-25

Dick Perry Is training 70! a fall canrpaign
In featherweight competition. John Sannini
ia plugging Perry as a coming battler.