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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-29
CzECHS MEET BELGlANS
ON COURTS AT PRAGUE
Davis Cup Match Arranged and
Team Is Selected to Play

Davis Cup Match Arranged and
Team Is Selected to Play
Belgium and Csccho Siovakia are ar.
ranging to play their Davis cup match
in Prague. according to news just re-
ceived by the United States Lawn Tennis
Association This came in a letter from
X. Robetin. honorary secretary of the
Czecho- Slovak Lawn Tennis AssoCia
tion, who stated that the team repre-
spnting that country would doubtless In
clude Captain Xema. Mr. Ardelt. who
is an architect, and Prof, Jarolsav
Just
Mr.. Rohetin's letter announcing the
, arrangement follows We beg to ac.
knowledge receipt Of your cablcsram and
your favore of 18th of March, and have
already written TO MIR. Paul DO Borman
requesting him to have the round played
with us in Prague in the conrsc Of June
our PLAYERS having been in Antwerp last
year, 40 that the Belgium players are
really owing US visit. BcsidPs. their
costs Of an expedition would be by far
more moderate than ours, in consequence
OF the siNfOld depreciation of our cur
renCy in comparison with their own, 50
that we hope son to BE- able 20 inform
you about the acceptance of our pro.
poSnl.
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j. S. GOLF STARS
SAIL TOMORROW
J. Wood Platt, Of Philadelphia,
f. Among Those Scheduled to
Leave New York
CHICK EVANS LEAVES MAY q

New York, April 70 The advance
ruard Of the American amatrur golf
team. which will snil for England TO
morrow on the COrouia t0 compete In
the British amateur tournament to he
played at Hoylakc. Ma, % -. has
arrived in the lily headed by W. {.
Fownes. Jr. Of tho OHHm"nt club.
Pittsburgh the captain.
Others 70 arrive were Robert 7.
Jones, the sensational Atlanta. Ga,
star Francis Ouimrt. Of BOSTON, tor
mer opcn and pationaI amateur cham
pion: Tessp Guilford. Boston. and
Fred J Knight. Jr the prcsent Mas
achusetts titlcholder. : Wood Platt,
of Philadelphia. will reach here today
At the same time two members Of the
American women team winch VIII
compete in the British ladies' cham
pionship Tournaments at Turrberry,
Scotland. MAY 3O.Junc { Miss Sarah
Fownes and Miss Louise Elkins. Of
Pittsburgh. reached the city ~ sail on
the Coronia.
Chick Evans thp present uaU"na,
amateur champion. will not M a Nom.
Der Of the marty which is leaving on
Saturday, the Chicagoan having booked
his reservation on rhe AdrlatIC, sailing
May 4.
Wth tho departure Of Evaue. the
American team will be Completed in
spite of the numerous PLAYERS who have
been mentioned al various times as
possibilities for the team. Captain
Fownes announced yesterday that there
will be only eight who will take part
in the British event.
Hopes we're entertained that $ Ia
wilson Heron, the former national
amateur champion. aud Max Marston.
former New Jersey tltSholdor. might
be persuaded to JON the American
forces for the Hoylake event, but Cap
tain Fownes announces that Heron ;
new duties at Chicago prevented him
from making the journey, while an in.
jury Marston received n short time ago
precludps his making III" "trip.
In addition to competing ia the
British event the Americans will also
engage an all star amateur British
tcam in an international match the
FIRST that has ever been played between
amateurs representing III" two cOun-
tries This match, which will be held
o. HoylakP the week hetOr" the cham
niOnship event. has Just been arranged
and IT is expected 70 be the forerunuer
Of annual team matches which are OK
pected TO take on the same degree of
importance as " attached to the Davis
Cup matches III tennis and the Inter
national Polo Club matches.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-29

RIce lewis and Harris pulled a ripple
stes. f0r Washington Yesterday me frN
getting home safely
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-29
How to Get Babe Ruth
autograph Baseball

In order 10 raise funds for the
ST. Nincent'S Orphanage NJ Drexcl
Hill. baseball bearing the auto
graph Of Babe Ruth. the Broh.
dingnasian of Bust, will be- auctioned
off at the special heavyweight show
to be held at the National 4. 4. next
Monday night
Miss Mary Mallin. secretary to
President Baker. Of the Phillies. is
an enthusiastic worker in the cause
vt the st. Nincent's Orphanagp.
II was through Miss Mullin that
baseball autographed by the Bam.
bino was obtained. and the arrange
mont was mndc with the manage
ment Of the National \. A. TO auc
ton /, cff.
RaSebalis with Ruth's name in
,""jbed By his hand N them arc in
such great demand that the Babe has
sworn of the practice Unless the ball
bearing his autograph Is 70 be used
IN some cause for charity.
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This Is a BOna-Fide
EUent-PLenty of
WOrsteds at This Price

We do not at any time stoop 10
"Catch-Price" advertising, we
have plenty Of worsteds TO back up
every statement-and what
more, you can see them in our WIN
dows plainly ticketed.
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PADDOCK COMING EAST
viii Compete at Harvard and Also
at Chicago

Los Angeles. Calf. April "
Charles ". Paddock Olympic sprint
champion. who at recent meets was
credited with establishing five new rec
ords. has announced thar hc will com .
pete in the invitation meet at the llar.
ward University Stadium on June II
and in the American intercollegiate
track and field meet at Chicago ou
June is
Paddock Is a student at the lnivrr q
sity Of Southern California
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Boots and Saddle

The Albemarle Purse affords the teaI =
ture today at Havre de Grace Tantalust
will like the distance and should proved
best. Chasseur and Jig perhaps, aet
best of tho others. The second race puS
the card is steeplechase. Fair MaTf
will rule choice. and his last race ne :,
peated il all that is necessary today, III
would appear,
Horses in other races in good fornh
for their best efforts are: First, BakSf
Vamp, Hyperbole. Flamion; thibdI
Wrath. Princess Pandora. High Value t
fourth, Panaman. Vive McGee, Lancet
lot; sixth, Crumpsall, Winneconni, ,
White Socks; seventh, Hush, George
Duncan, Sammy Kelly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-29

several owners who have not raccd IN
Canada heretofOrst having horses at Havrs. ~
9rnce. have siEnihed heir Intention to ship
wear. Among these are P. J. Fox, a division
Of the Pelican stable. and g. u Henderson,
the division Of the ]. X l.. Ross stable he ts
training TO Toronto, Commander Ross ieft
for Canada last night. and will determine
defr4tely upon his plans. The sauabbles TN
New York 1nckny CluS has gotten up are sak "
70 be responsible for number Of laren.
stables stunning the New York tracks.
belonging 70 SamGol ] Riddle and w. NJ
Jeffords arrived az Belmont PARK, NsE'
York. yesterdsy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-29
We Haze q Purpose
in Offering This
Extraordinary Sale

Last year in the months Of Aprtl
and May we did a record-breaking
business. We are not satisfied To
sit back and let our business
slump-because some pessimisS
are crying hard times" Instead
we set our cap to beat last years
figures, though it means the
selling of more suits, because last
years prices we're much higher
With this purpose in view Mr.,
Green has combed the markets ana
purchased at attractive savings the
best worsteds possible.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-29

Wood. Of Cleveland and ROpCkpi. Uf Hos
ton. tied Tor hit;irR honors Yesterday. Roth
got four hits. Two Of Woods ciouts werr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-29

CASEY Stengei Is still out nf the game
with - lame back. He hopes To get back
in some N the BruolIyn games. Casey te
very pOpulu m E1ztbush and will have 10
keep the turnstlcs clockIng
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-29

,nohnocd 20 beat W1sEfgg,oa nt th, tjCio
grounds ysstrrdo,y . 10 4 J'mpirs gor-
,artty hud 70 separate tfha,7tip and ruth y,
tbs 7oSyth in-iHg 70 prrtcri a DOH, Bd6t
dtd NOT %, a nome -ytl
wood 81 T]is.slan3 ] and Boscksl; Of nos
got four hits. Two Of Woods ciouts wprr
donbleS
Every pGiv.s 6oius a. Even the college
ooyS hars been attached by homeruni.is
Ycs'e-iav At Frhnklir FinIG Nouradinn and
McNicho,, Of Ppnnsylvsria. got four.tlmers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-29

Fiags is well placed in the Paris
Handicap at Lexington today. Minrte
Man and Columbia Tenn are likely com
tenders. Horses in other races having
shown prominently in workouts aret
First race. Fortnight. The Nephew, Co.
bait Lass second, Toute dc Suite. Ala +
media Girl, Carrie Baker: third. Sandf
Mac, Lazy Lou, Gourmand fifth. Mari
tina Fallon. Bcnten Path, Lady Rochest.
Valet seventh, Maysville. Aph Ocean
Swell.
Evening star., 1921-06-26

Again. there is a chance that the
heavy muscle development which has
come to Dempsey's shoulders In the
past year or so may have had the ef-
the challenger might be able to
weave in and out and finally beat Jack
down. or establish a clear margin Of
points. Finally. Georges may have a
left which is almost as good as his
right. So far as the writer has been
aF:s to see, his left punch is rather
vice and sweeping. He beat Levinsky
win 1t. The! trouble Is that when
Carpenter misses with it he Is thrown
off his balance. That would be fatal
fnown to have a real left punch 1t
wou.d not change the writer's belief
that he will lose to the American.
TIE writer has followed both men
constantly since they began to train
Tor this battle. He has watched their
every move He. has considered their
past records. He has studied their
training methods with an open mind.
and he can see only Dempsey, for the
following reasons:
good as the day he fought Jess Will
lard.
2. 1t is a case of a good big man
against a good little man. Dempsey Is
a race-horse type weighing $50 pounds
trained down. Carpenter probably will
be twenty pounds lighter.
g. Nature turned out Dempsey
complete gladiator. Carpenter is of
the built-up type Of athlete.
4. Dempsey has the punching power
in either hand to hurt Carpenter
wherever his gloves land.
S. Carpenter has not fought
grueling battle in six years. and that
is a long while He is nearly three
years older than Dempsey.
s. Carpenter admittedly is the more
intelligent type Of man. but Dempsey.
a natural fighter. will wage battle by
instinct. not by set plan. and no th' nix
er, no matter how clever. can outthink
a rival who fights by instinct.
T. Dempsey is built better to stand
punishment And he has been up
against sparring partners superior to
those who have worked with Georges.
g. Dempsey is regarded by some as
slow That is mistake. Dempsey is
quick as a cat on his feet. Carpenter
probably will not be able to keep away.
3. Dempsey's record of knockouts Is
much more impressive than Carpen-
tiers victories.
10. Dempsey will crowd Carpenter
50 hard and constantly that the
Frenchman's famous punches will be
hurried and consequently not SO ef-
feotiye.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
Caught OF, the Fly

NEW YORK. June 25.-George MoE-
ridge will be sent against the Yankees
in the third engagement of the series
this afternoon. Quinn, Piercy and
Hoyt are available for hill duty fo-
the Hugmen.
Ruth's homer in the fifth. in ad-
dition to being his twenty sixth of
the current campaign, was the sixth
of his career off Johnson. 1t was
looping drive which just cleared the
railing in front of the lower seats of
the grandstand in right. 1t would
have been an easy out on a regulation
diamond.
Altrock, who was busy at home in
the crowd. The fans yelled in vain
for Nick.
LaMottee started at short for the first
time this season and gave a splendid
account of himself. He drove in a
bingle, walked once and got a life on
an error. Two of his assists were
hard chances cleverly handled.
Harris contributed the feature play
Of the pastime. diving stop Of
Bakers wicked crash over by second
in the eighth. His off-balance peg
to Judge was high and wide, but Jo-
sephus stabbed it.
Tom Mix and Sexsue Hayakayya,
film stars. occupied front boxes and
attracted much attention from the
fans.
LaMotte will remain in the lineup
at short indefinitely. O'Rourke, all
though gamely sticking to his task
despite numerous injuries since the
start of the campaign. finally has sue
cumbed to accidents. In his last turn
at bat Friday he had the thumbnail
of his right hand completely torn
off and in scrambling to dodge a bean
ball stepped on his hand, damaging it
severely. In addition it develops he
has been playing with the ligaments
in one of his ankles twisted. 1t may
be a week or more before he is in
shape to resume.
Miller was laid or at his own sug-
gestion. Bing has stomach trouble
and also has been bothered with his
legs. His beat will be patroled for
the time being by Smith. The former
Brown has made anything but a
favorable impression since joining the
Griffs. He is way off his batting
stride. In one of his two whiffines
yesterday he struck wildly at three
very bad balls. In addition his gaue-
ing flies has been remarkably poor.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
TO BARE SERIES FACTS
At Least One of Base Ball Scandal
Defendants Will Turn States
Evidence.

CHICAGO. June 25.-with the case
of the eighteen men indicted in con-
nection with the 1919 world series
scandal but thirty-six hours away. the
prosecution tonight let it become
known through official sources that
arrangements had been completed for
at least one of the defendants to turn
states evidence. and that others al
legged to have been ION the inside" in
the case. but not indicted, would tes-
tify for the state.
From both prosecution and defense
came formal announcement that there
would be no further delay.
One official declared: Our case is
absolutely complete" adding ''our
investigations during the past few
months have uncovered every de-
tail of the conspiracy. and we have
more witnesses than we need. Selec-
tion of jury, I think, will take more
time than the actual taking of testi-
mony.
While eighteen men are under in
dictment. it is not believed that more
than fourteen will be present FOR
trial Carl Fork and Ben Franklin OF
st. Louis. alleged by the state to have
been among the leaders in the alleged
conspiracy, will present afidavits
that illness prevents their presence:
according to their attorneys. Hal
Chase was released in California some
time ago after being arrested, and
Abe Atteu was discharged In New
Evening star., 1921-06-26

",
The champion frequently feinted the
fast-mcvins C'Hare into openings but
did not follow up his advantages by
punching with the full force OF his
blows except two or three times In
the second round he drove IA couple OF
heavy rights into O'fiare's body and
crossed him twice with IA ''one-two"
punch that shock the New York 1"S-
pounder to his heels. He also drove
O'Hare into corner just as the beil
rang for the close of the second and
crossed him with vicious right to
the head.
Williams In Cautious.
Larry Williams. who faced Dempsey
for the third and fourth rounds. boxed
almost too cautiously to make the
champion extend himself. Dempsey
cut loose with some of his body
smashes but at such times Williams
was not distressed.
The titleholdcr boxed the last two
rounds with Jack Renault. After
cutting the big Canadian heavyweight
around the ring Der,.sey wreStled for
a round with Bull Montana. He con-
cluded with s~nnc calis:hs mics. After
the workout Dempsey had a h"a'thy
flush to his skin and 1t was evident
that his wind was good.
Chats With Visitors.
Before the work-ou Dempsey chat
ted in his home for half hour with
the foreign experts and boxing en-
thusiasts. They seemed to be greatly
impressed by the champions person.
>ality.
The foreign journalists also were
impressed with DcmpSryS size and
strength. After watching him work
they agreed that he stripped wonder
fully and was well trained
Evening star., 1921-06-26
Wagers $4,000 Carpenter
Does Not Last Six Rounds

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. June
25.-A. J. Auerbach Of Salt Lake
City. who was Dempsey's nrSt
manager. has waEered S12.OOO
mt even money that Carpenter
does NOT last six rounds against
the champion. This is one of the
most substantial wnKcrs that
have yet hcen recorded. 1t In
said that he hnx $4,000 more
that he ix willing to wnger on
the snme proposition and Mt
even money.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
Fans to Get Fight News at
Nationals Athletics Game

Early arrivals for the Me-
tiOnnla-Athletics game at
American League Park next
Saturday will receive complete
returns Of the Dempsey-CAr-
pentieP battle for the world
heavyweight championship. The
club management has arranged
for a special wire from JerSey
City to the field and n round
by-rOund account will be given
the fans. 1t In believed the big
scrap will begin about ESQ
o'clock. Warrington time, NO
that all returns should be i'm be-
fore game time.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
JOHNSON PITCHES WELL
AND YANKS' ERRORS AID
Ruth Hits 10th Homer Shawkey
Strong After Bad Start.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

YORK. June 2Takng advantage of one lurid round into
crowded plethora of bush league base ball.
given we'll pitched by Walter Johnson
the Nationals with the Yankees the
than 10000 the Polo Grounds
today. The E to a.
Deeng fielding bundes committed by the Hugen half
of initial Wshington big
inning hard to land the
uniformly good exhibition
home talent appeared dangerous and the hna frame
had the taes the
uhena duak the combat
Evening star., 1921-06-26
GEORGES IS A PHANTOM
Shows Speed of Mike Gibbons in
Latter's Pslmiest Day in Bout
of Camp.

MANHASSET. n. Y, June 25.-Tak-
ing his cue from the merciless sun.
Georges Carpenter wad"d into two of
his sparring partners and lambasted
them or five rounds this afternoon. The
pcr#pirat.on rolled OFF the challenger
in streams. His smile was absent. and
he appeared to b. working seriously.
The workout was private.
Big Paul Journee. his broken nose
and black eye behind Il huge mask.
came out first. His identity was a
puzzle until he started shadow boxing.
and then his lazy style gave him
away. He worked alone for ten min
utcs, while Georges punched the bag
and jumped the rOpv inside the gym
naSium.
Georges vaulted into the ring and
was Immediately to work. The mask
appeared to give Journee courage as
he waded into the challenger. swing
ing both arms. Georges contented
himself witk punching to the body.
He hit Journec man. times. but there
was noticeable checking of his blows.
They w''re heavy enough. however. to
start Jcurnee pulling. and he rested
while Chris Arnold. the Buffalo light
heavyweight worked.
Mike Gibbons in his palmiest days
was never more of a phantom than
Georges was with Chris. Instructed
by Manager DeScarnrs 20 go fast and
punch hard. Arnold did his best He
has speed and can punch. but Car
pentier's head bObbed so fast and his
shift was so quick that the Buffalo
lad was unable to connect.
This workout may have revealed the
secret of what Georges will do when
he meets Dempsey here next Satur-
day. \ defensive game. and an at
Tempt to keep away from Demps VI
wallops until he sees a chance to con-
meet with his riEht-this in a nut
she'll may be the challenger's battle
plan.
Carpenter was on the road this
morning. and after he returned there
was some more of the mysterious
stuff behind the barn. Several
pugilists of identities unannounred.
were back there. but whether they
SPARED or not is matter of con-
lecture.
Evening star., 1921-06-26

Totals. 81 Z "a 10 Totals. 81 8 p II
sBatted for O'Seill in ninth inning.
tBatted for Watson in ninth inning.
tran for Gowdy In ninth inning.
Boston. o o o o o o O o.
Brooklyn. o o O o I x-2
Runs-Boeckel. Grihith. Wheat. Errors-Ol-
son, Janvrin. TMobase hits-Ford, Wheat,
Janvrin. Home runs-Wheat, Grifith. Stolen
baSes-Barbare, Nicholson. Boeckel, South
worth. Sacrifice hit-Gibson. Left on bases
Boston, 10; Brooklyn, ). Bases on balls-On
Schupp. 5. Struck out-By Watson, 4; by
Schupp. 5. Umpires-Messrs O'Day and
Quisley. Time Of game-1 hour and e min
utes.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
itch Dempsey Workout iue Runs First Cine Nationals to4 Victory
TITLEHOLDER GOES TEN
ROUNDS, SIX AT BOXING
European Experts Much Impressed
With Champions Physique.

TINTIC CITY 25-Ater ourhou lay off to cee-
~ birthday Jack Dempsey swung back INTO
today working for forty-ve minutes under
bring critical of newspaper
hundred Hooked INTO the open
ARA to the champion i'll action l..
rounds of actual work. although ne
only boxed three round OF pull
round of shadow Edae
iare the stepped the rounds with
Evening star., 1921-06-26
FIRST CANE.
Totals. ~ Is q L. Totals. 80 II p Is
eBatted for Belts in ninth inning

New York. o o o %
Philadelphia. o % o Of
Runs-Burns Bancroft (2l. Frisch. Kelly.
Walker 81. E. Smith (9. Rawlings. Meusel.
Lee. Williams. Error-Frisch. Rawlings.
Two-hase hits-keIly. Ryan, Bancroft (o),
Meusel. BruGgy, Rawlings. sacrifice hit-Sak
lee: Double play-RinE to J. Miller to Lee
Left on bases-Nex York. 10; Philadelphia.
8. Bases on balls-Oh Ring. 3. Hits-Of
Ryan. in 3 Ia innings: on Sallee. 4 in o-3
innings: of Ring. IA in 523 innings; of
Retts, in 3l-3 innings Struck out-By
Ryan. ?; by Sallee, I. Winning pitcher
Sailee: losing pitcher-Ring. Cmpires-Messrs.
Mccormick and Hart. Time Of game hours
and 10 minutes
Evening star., 1921-06-26
BY DR.. WILLIAM BRADY.

HEN summoned few days the OF the
NV champion boxer
the of the champion boxer of America frankly
My like that of
hearsay and the of the
tighter which
to life the comic supplement of the policeman
example, the had
fighter in his haunt had
Evening star., 1921-06-26
TWO GAMES TO GIANTS
Down Phils, 8 to 4 and II to 4.
Snyder Hits Two Circuit Drives
in Second Game.

PHILADELPHIA. June 25.-New
York took both ends of double
header from Philadelphia, with ease
today. 9 to 4 and II to 4.
Frank Snyder had two home runs
in the second game.
Evening star., 1921-06-26

Carpenter has the larger and better
developed heart. He can endure the
greater physical strain.
From my point of view. the contest
Is to be one between the ductlesS
gland equipment of the French
champion and that Of the American
titleholder. and the man who hap
pens to have the more efficient adj
renal gland is pretty sure to win.
Now it only remains to decide which
of these two great contenders for
the world championship heavyweight
boxing title is blessed with the es-
sential glandular superiority.
('IS6I 'lQslISdoO)
Evening star., 1921-06-26
BROWNS ROUT INDIANS
Knock Uhle Out of Box in Seventh.
Ellerbe's Three Hits Help in
10-to-5 Victory.

CLEVELAND, June 25.-Cleveland
dropped it's home coming game to St.
Louis, 10 to 5.
The Browns knocked Uhle from the
box in the seventh and also hit Cald-'
well at will.
Tobin and Ellerbee were the bat
ting stars. with three hits each.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
SECOND GAME.
Totals. ~ 16 p IS Totals. 50 IA q II
sRatted for Bancroft in ninth inning.
tBatted for keenan, in ninth inning

Runs-Burns (2). Bancroft t2). Frisch a..
Young (2). Kelly. Walker. Patterson (2), Sny-
der (2l. Barnes. RawlinEs. Wrightstone. Lee
(2). Error-Rawlings. Two-base hits-Iee.
Snyder (2), Bancroft. Hits-On Meadows, s
in s innings: OF BaumEartner. in inning:
OF keenan,. in innings: OF Benton. in
innings; on Barnes. in 5 innings. Sacrifice
hits-J Miller. Parkinson (2). Stolen bases
BURNS. Frisch t3,. Young (2). Struck out
BY Meadows. 3: by Benton. 1. Bases on balls
on Meadows. 3; off Keenan,. .. Left on
bases-New York. 8: Philadelphia. 5. Wild
pitch-Benton. Meadows (2). Cmpires-Messrs
Hart and Mccormick. Time Of game hours
and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
ATHLETICS GRAB A PAIR
Beat Red Sox, 8 to 2 and 4 to 8,
Backing Naylor and Moore in
Fine Style.

BOSTON, June 25.-Philadelphia
took both games from Boston today,
the first 3 to 2 and the second to 3.
giving Naylor and then Moore excel
lent support in the pinches. Dugan
and Moore hit homers