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GEORGES HAUNTED
BY HIS CONDITION
Carpenter Fears Overtraining
for Big Battle-ln Fit
Fettle Now
TIRES AFTER GYM WORK

ManhasSet. l.. l.. juno 1l.--FCar Of
0yertraining apCpars 10 haunt Georges
carpenter and his manager. In his
ragcrncss to be in complete trim when
he faces Jack Dempsey on July >. the
French pugilist has apparently reached
top condition we'll in advance of the
date of combat
That this situation is realized by his
advisers may be- inferred from the fro
nucnt changes in the announced train
ing program and the statement that for
the next week or so Carpenter would
work. when and how the impulse moved
him to do so.
While the challenger did not indulge
IN Sparring matches with his partners on
Thursday. his open exhibition of bag
punching. shadow boxing and body
strengthening exercises appeared to pro-
ducc an impression of fatigue out of
proportion to the amount of physical
energy expended. The session lasted
thirty-thrcC minutes. and Carpenter did
not appear 10 take the work seriously.
| Fart of the time his attention was cen
tered upon the, comment and movements
Of the spectators.
At the finish of his exhibition those
who followed Carpenter from the ring
noted that his jaw was sagging loosely
and he wore a tired. hagGard expression.
in marked contrast to the .jnunty air he
showed at the beginning Of the after
Moons workout.
Among those who watched tho work
outwas Boyd IOmStock. former trainer
of the University Of Southern California
track teams. Asked regarding his opin-
ion of the exhibition. he said:
I'm many respects Carpenter is
most ,rcmarkabl" athlete. but | should
say right now he is mentally stale, If
not physically 50. | am not in a posi-
ton to judg his boxing ability, as he
did nothing unusual in the ring but.
studied as an athletic specimen. he is
most interesting. To begin with. he
has really wonderful muscular devcl-
opmcnt from his toes to his knees and
should be able to move around the rink
like shadow. From knees to hips his
development is nothing abnormal, from
an athletic standpoint"
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Athletics Fail Coat
London. England, June II.


JF ANY one man had to be named as
the most spectacular figure from both
teams in the coming international polo
match at Hurlingham the choice would
undoubtedly fall upon young Tommy
Hitchcock. The dashing No. of the
American team.
AS starter il might be mentioned
that Thomas Hitchcock, Sr., captained
the first American team that faced the
British in an international match. This
was at Newport around 1887. So
Tommy. Jr.. drew his polo start in a
polo family. and when he was able to
tOddlc around one of his first gifts
was diminutivc polo mallct, which he
began swinging industriousE. possibly
with n rocking horse as his first mount,
for all we know. At any rate. he was
swinging polo mallet at n very early
age, thereby acquiring the proper foun-
dation for great career.
4 Filler in France
VOCNG HITCHCOCK developed into
L fine rider and a star junior polo
player as he took on years and weight,
but when the flame of war broke out he
enlisted as an ambulance driver and
Iht'I tHt TtHCn SpTN1CG well
before America entered. He was one
of the youngest tliers in France. yet
his record was unusual.
After bringing down two or three
German planes he was finally shot down
back of the German lines, and after a
miraculous escape from death was cap
tured and sent to German prison
camp. But the young American, though
well under twenty at the time, had
no idea Of remaining indefinitely in any
such bunkered spot. He promptly made
his escape from the prison camp and
walked 200 miles to freedom. living on
such German herbs as he could gather
by the waysidc.
Small wonder that Captain Deyereux
Milburn can pin his faith to the fearless
courage of such an American. He may
be young in years and inexperienced in
international polo, but he has the dash
and confidence of veteran. with all
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE
Chestnut HIll at Amber, I.ansd2le at
Doylestown and Conshohocken Mt s"uder'oh'
PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Glenside At Willow Grove. Hatboro a.
Wyndmoor and Fort Washington at Sou'h
amptOn.
INDUSTRIAL AMATEUR LEAGUE
Harrison SAFETY Boiler at Gimhel1; N2r,n.
broad street and Allegheny avenue supple,
Riddle at Iactard Motor Co, S;cyenir,, mn
at sTST{ hotn,on &n" II%NH4 ue4 Pont BTeeze '
PHII.A. MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE
Philadelphia storage Battery at De Fratn
Sani;. Second and Bristol street. hud1 a:
W. ToGnE' Broad ara Hts,er Iig,;r, s'FSSty' FiSy
eighth street and E!mwood avenue Hath
Motor at Llgsett Myers &C., and 09tar.o
streets, and Commercial Truck at O'dsmo-
bile, Twenty.nnth and ClehrAeld streets,
DELAWARE COUNTY LEAGUE
M"r'on at Uplard Rorhhal" at C"'ion
Heights ami Lanslowne at Media.
MAIN LINE LEAGUE
Wayne a, Ardmore, Highland parh a.
BrSn Mawr and Berwyn at Narberth.
Bl RLINGTON COUNTY LEAGUE
beverly ut Hordentown. Florence at H4r
lIngton amt Riverside at RoebIing.
RED MEMS LEAGUE-SECTlON \
ugwee Hongwee at Itaska, Sixty.sa,eH,n
street and Lebanon avenue; SchuyIhN at
poconta. Seventy.ninth street ana Island
EuaI and Manaiuing at fODah, Twenty
ninth and Somerset streets.
RED MEMS LEAGUE SECTION b
Sapana At Mandam, Elgh,Icrh street ard
Lyons avenue; AlreC at Minnewa, seven
L@enth and Cambria streets: N"rrlstown at
and Totem at TOngwee "hcatshcaf lane and
Richmond street.
DELAWARE COUNTY AMATEUR
LEAGUE
Bethel at Tanguay; Ogden at Chadds Ford.
Village Green at Lima.
TWIN COUNTY LEAGUE
*. NJ at wyndmoor; AmbIe- at VEL
CAMDEN COUNTY LEAGUE
Lucas ct Clendora; Laurel Springs at
Anon Heights: Underwood ut MagnoIIu
SEARS -ROEBUCk LEAGUE
Athletics Vs. Shippers, Eagles vs., Yankees.
NORTH PHIIA. CHURCH LEAGUE
st. Michaels at I.ehsh Nedro avenue and
York road Mennonite at Levern6ton, Lawn
ton and Hermitage streets; East Baptist at
and Grace at St, Paul, Chestnut Hnl Acad.
emy, Chestnut Hi,
BELL TELEPHONE LEAGUE
Engineering at ,Eqqlipmen,; Twenty;?tnth
ern Electric Maple Grove; General OGices
~ A, r. & r., rwenDy.mnth and somerset
Vehicles at Camden,
GLOrCESTER COUNTY LEAGUE
=, swedraDoro, a. Woodbury. Paulsboro at
2lST WARD CHURCH LEAGUE
Fourth Reformed at ST Timorhy's. Walnut
lane east Of Ridge avenue; Mount Zion al
Wissahickon Presbyterian, Seville street east
Of Ridge avenue; Leverngton Presbyterian at
bethany, GorRas lane east OF Ridge avenue;
st. AlOans at ROXborOugh Baptist, Hermi.
tage and Lawnton streets and Wissahickon
Methodist at RoXborough Presbyterian, Rex
avenue cast Of Ridge avenue.
WEST PHILA. CATHOLIC LEAGUE
De Sales at Moorlyn, Fifty-sixth street
and Chester avenue st Clements ut VIC,
| trix, Forty-ninth and Market streets, and
| Norwood at Mother ot Sorrows, FOrty.ninth
| and Market streets.
INDEPENDENT GAMES
Park Drive.
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GAME
rs WON BY WHITE SOX
WITH ONLY 2 HOMERS
TUelue Hits Are Registered by Both Teams and Ball Is
Not Knocked Out Of Shape-Dick Kerr Is in Great
Form and athletics Receiue Coat OF " hite,cash
By ROBERT ". MAXWELL

OUR AS and the White so turned back the calendar Yesterday
of
in inning strange light to see the nhcdcrs working
without the pitchers what
nbou Both Kerr and Romm C high class brainy ball. and the
The
off both
any nnd(o
mtcrcstng
month local hero has
They lNng
stepped all tomm a
n had s,ond That the only decent
uncorkCd 10y the MaCks tho T. VI.
OF course there were som" belts int" the 6'achCrS Earl ShCey
Both wHlop landed the left field stand for the usual and
Dick pd pitchers
swell
Rommel Schalk's
tod liner which sailing knocked
a
ball hit his bare hand He
tfe wild after that stick the
The White punch
like anything cub Little Dick
form pitched his best He also the
Pate, getting singles and double
HID GLElSONS dthietcS u
~ the month. They three
aud left oh the the Western clubs
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HITCHCOCK IS HERO n
OF u. s. POLO TEAM
" ar Ambulance Driver, AUiation Ace German pr,a,
and Polo internationally, All Inside of 81 Years,
Is Remarkable Record of Dashing American
BY GRANTLAND RICE

campaigner. "'ucn Older
re Is not only fine rider h..
nard hitter in polo, one of the ,,;rp,! Tu!
wallpapers on the field. In fs.ucS fae.
can hit polo ball harder and dVt he
III turthcr than any other mo,nh uriVe
either cup team, which is no li,h, OF
among eight of the greatest pIayaprsa S p,alsp !;
Remarkable Record
VOUNG HITCHCOCK 50 t,.
- played fine polo in mos, -, %% %%
training matches. lie wos IN VI the
the mighty Buckmastcr on n tw against
siions, getting the worst Of II t"o ocea.
clearly outplaying the British 'nue ", out
the other attempt. He has grc.a S,ar on
OF hitting effectively from oi,haa. way
OF his pony and of putting nnnet slde
power from difficult angles 'unen HIS, and
was playing polo in Southern iEucocS EucS
throughout good part Of Tho ,iiance rance
and so is now far along in his tr.ter M,nter
The coming international anlas.
VIII naturally be his first bio ,a.cnes nn
ment. lie was only fourteen Why fbnsase.
last matches were PLAYED IN ;e4 1oee ne
when England carried awnv ~ H. ioli
ihis may seem to be an imnortan. sup.
tor young. player to dron into a,' Spot
taptain tSa nt in, Milburn and the rest Of ~. y.
ABOUT his coolncss under intcrnass;nes, s;n,es,
fire. international
lie may have his off day. inst ,s
one else, but it will be lust nm m ~ ~ any
IN no sense due to ncryo,,snoss vi uay,
through the deep importance " ~ wso,Iy W
occasion occasion: He fits well into team Oi r,., .oe
the keenest. and it is in no war Va T., Is
probable that he will be o. Cne way y, 10. n
leading stars Of the approaching VI nals .Ie
field. '"' wonderful
An ambulance driver. n vor o.
with enemy planes to his crsdi. aT,d'Or =
pane shot down behind hostile T., y
an escaped prisoner and noio ;n.as' aaes'
nationalist. all this side of twnntr" n'es,'
Is something one rarely sees bensoth ne Iae, .
sun That shines upon few novelties :
Copyright. 1871 An rights ,cs,-,s
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SWIM SEASON OPENS
Malpass Cup Races in SchuyIkiI at
Lafayette Today

The local swimming season will Open
this afternoon, when the first of u series
of meets held under the auspices of the
Philadelphia Swimming Club will be
held in the Schuylkill at Lafayette.
Nine events, including the 100. yard
scholastic scratch race for the Harry r.
MalpasS Cup and the 400-yard scho
lastic relay race for the George Malpass
Cup. arc on the program.
Both Of the trophies named are per.
petual cups. Students under twenty
one years of age in Bucks. Delaware,
Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties
are eligible to compete for the Harry Y,
Malpass Cup, while the George Nal.
pass Cup competition is open To all
high and prep schools.
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Z CLUBS LEFT IN
LANSDOWNE GOLF
Springhaven Duo in Semi
Finals-FeIton VS.. Tyson.
Ward VS.. Scott
INTEREST RUNS AMUCK.
NN SANDY MCNIBLICk

Some sav tho match in the upper
| bracket will decide il and some say the
! match in the lower might rs well bC
/ the ultimate tale. Anyhow William w
| FELTON,. Lansdownc's pride and hope,
! tecd off this morning against Warren
| \. Tyson. Springhnvcn. in one of tho
semi final matches for the amateur golf
| championship Of Delaware County.
T.. Smcdlcv Ward playing for
! SnrinChavcn in his first tournament.
/ met y. \. Scott. Lansdownc. in the
! lower bracket.
Two fine matches were cXncctcd to
develop by the struggling gallery that
went out TO LanSd0wnc this morning
to have n look. The winners Of the
/ matches will meet this afternoon for
tho title, and whoever captures that will
have accomplished something never done
before on any links. For there never
was n championship of Delaware
County played for until this week.
Anyhow. as explained above. the fans
figure. some of them. that it really lies
figure the winner Of the lower bracket
match will take the gonfalon. There
fore a lot Of interest is involved today
in the three matches.
Two Clubs Out
Aronimink and Llancrch have been
u.i,i'nated ,,.i,, from thc tournament. II
VII De hotl'ru that i.ahsdoWnc ana
SIrlngnavSh' IN" remaining CLUBS arc
represented IN cach OF the semi hnal
matches this morning The club repre-
senteG py the winner OF the hnals gets
CUSTODY OF the W. vernon Philips Cup
the nrst year, hence the club interest.
felton won his way to the first tee
thiS morning by ouSting Harlan stat
"e,n, on.,, nronl''ii.hhi ana ~ Naae,
nm pamo fgbt bni Jidr,t boro pSo So
much Tbonre ogoirst Eoitor's - orJ
nuttor
TYSON stored IN tbo co,f;o, br .r;r,,
ming tho fonons Eroro noIto. ~ oIa,a, tLl,
DeFcnit md iotor hr tre',no;nr = e",,cI, ,'oHy' "
Wool >ronir,irI; nmI' nL h H. ~, "
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,;Tc Ec,tnm ali F ~'' s,or, 'Hny,'" t,,Ia ="
,H',,,rri,,r "'' VI ''''" 'us''' '''H
'''I' nnmiS n,ns' horo,,. U..i l,l t.
.o,aL I". o''"M nrd .nu lHIF ol
,,,imJoJ |rs ''r'S .LS. T "a'" W"S ,m"r"uSmH TO-
''n,mnn, ,'n",or" '""' ''e was P'"H''S J" 'o"r-
.i, ,r,,,-. (.
- IN III" morning II" 'arMI'd W IMAM ;.
,'r"T'r, a.I""TF''i Ot''",r W h' npt-
WIZ W., h''Imm I, ., y. y, wv SlA.''h,n
,'fo', W "'n "LE'' WI ~ uu,,''S Sr,'n hIlu
paw" ,c ~ "'A' Nv" WnHS' ''iN way
T"S T, nh,' anu Ln' T.n'' u W.T. "A
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SCHEDULES OF LITTLE LEAGUE
AND SEMI-PRO BALL TEAMS

~ brothers at stetson, Fourth and Bcras
streets.
~ Norfolk stars at Dobson. Thlrty-hfth and
Queen Lane.
Delaware City at Strawbr!dGc & ClothIcr.
Stxty-third and Walnut streets.
JJ"H TesrTGaus Bears at HIIda,o. narhy.
Gs 2so'F% hSomSr Gina anS WnaEtan & n%TsHr
2a"hST SST GtE rrsfossiSnsIS "' N""y
American Steel. Of Chester. at Shauunan,
Forty;oigh,h and Brown streets
c,,Isch Jsch lines olHd,Timers H. q, %,enton FrH
Madison Stars at BridesburE. Richmond
anl Orthodox streets,
>. FuI{on, d i,ancsst9r. ct North rh4.os,
Ei%ardsiJ Of Of East Fails, at FulrWew of
Pcnnsylvopia Sugar Co at Poruchl \ g..
FortH-seventh and Spruce streets
KNIGHTS OF Columbus at Husrcr seyen.n
STANDARD Dental Manufacturing q at
Shyrwuod, Fifty-ntnth street ana Wh,,ny
Ficlsher at Bacharach Giants A,,an,,e
Kcrshaw club at Norwood
Merrill Pros At wildwood 4 s., Of ank.
ford, Bridge street and TorrrsdaIe aNcuIr.
=, Paoh at FrancisNille' N!nete"H.h and
Arrow CLUB a, Media. sMtie,h and oxford
Northcust Pros. at W F. Read Fifteenth
street and OreRQn avenue
, y. s Nhlte at ShahTOCk - = fuhl ana
brhuilS Trayclers at Haddon Heights.
Paradise Travellers at Northeast Athletic
SF"TIfiH" Fen.Mar A. Hs'SI AZ at rcorIess A. C.. White
Hell c"mmtons FrSnktord' u.,o,, ,....,.
New York Shin at Logan A. a E.shl-
", r Rowland at NiccloWn, nineteenth
and Hunting Park avenue.
SUNDAY GAMES
Pencoyd at Bridesburg, Richmond and or
tnodox streets,
~ Brothers at t2rtS cG'shtn m"rd' l"en-
Phila, Professionals at Nativity. Belgr ado
and Ontario streets ,,,-,-, ,c
American Chain at Flcisher. Twenty sixth
and Wharton streets.
Quaker City Pros. at shanahan, Forty
eighth and Brown streets.
rhestnut iii at stenton Field Club Chew
and Pleasant streets.
AberfoyIe at Shenandoah:
Southwark Mems Club at Hustler, Seventh
and johnson streets Ssi r.aro,o,s d, e,o-,,....
FIfty-ninth street and Whitby avenue
Drueding at Haywood, ThIrty-hrst and
j. & j, Dobson at North Phllos Fourth
and Wingohocklng streets.
Hilldaie at BE charaCh Giants, double
header at Ebbets Field Brooklyn.
Washington Braves at l. u. l. Meadow
Columbia at WIN. j Read Club. Fifteenth
street and Oregon avenue,
q. Clements at Georse ", Smith, sixty,
seventh street and Buist aversIc,
Twenty second street and Hunting PARK
Gisnmorc A a, at Paradise. Thirtleth
aUi Clearneld streets,
Hancock +. e., at Lucky IS All Stars,
American Steel, Of Chester, OF RookdaIo
West Philly All-Stars at Morton,
Atlantic Refining at shamrock Front and
Porter streets.
Y NJ H. A.. OF West Philadelphia. at
Media 4, A., Sixtieth and Oxford streets
Merrill Pro9, at Ign ana Fhrk'
Kershaw Club at Y. NJ II. A., Soars-Roe
buck grounds.
Joan OF Arc at st. Carthage c. c., Sixty
nrsf street and Cedar avenue.
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Boots and Saddle


The LatOnia Derby today seems to be
Ut the mercy Of T.. X. Bradlcy'S entry.
Behave Yourself and Black Servant.
Harry Payne Whitney did not enter his
good three yrar-o olds. RangOom will
likely be the contender for the Iatonia
prize.
Horses in the other races ready for
n winning effort appear TO be: First,
Herald, Redmon, GrOundswcll second
Miss JOY, Casey, Banker Brown third
Midway, Woodtrap. Busy Signal fifth,
camden and Jones entry, ScwCll Combs,
Gentry entry; sixth. InQuisitiou, Birdie
g., B"bbed Hair: seventh, Tulsa, Mer-
chant, Nellie York.
Al Belmont, Leonard may last the
route for tn" Belmont Stakes today,
though mile and three furlongs is sup
posed to be too far for him. Gray Lag
and Sporting Blood will furnish the
contention, Other Belmont races
First, Theodosia, Devastation. Polar {;
second lsteeplechase), Elmer Johnson,
Wiscst Fool, New Haven; third, Will
liam A., Big Heart, Sweep BY fifth,
Star Realm, Herd Girl, Pirate McGee
sixth, Maidens Valet, Foam, Last
Straw.
The hEht against racin4 launched in the
Louisiana Constitu utiOnal II Convention has
heen abandoned. The auth pr Of the defeated
amendment stated he bells ed a move for re
wasted.
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Umpires Discuss Some Unusual PLAYS

and
things o
The when
Thursday when Eddie Collins II
his ball
fair territory dead ball and Ollie Chill
the
1T was unusual play said Brick Owens and have
have However. n
firm hold
hitting to
thcm srazl
: self the Trolls
Many ball 'and
tiLcS wonders the don't \
weeks Washington
Hoyt going after
first Zachary
Zachary
The funny part Of this play that Zachary pqn the home
plate taking and
Washington bench
would been
hit the ball and four inning
"piAl ERS should know tic ruh J
them. / the u the tmcc1u
Ic'7'c Eddie tons Hc 0iay' the yoyDg
asking r"t"q intrG" PNys n ropM hcp
they joHOwcG s
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Parochial School Sports TODAY

More than 2OOO entrics haye boor r.o.l..,
Loih SoO boys. representing thirty.nys
eea,tIhoi,c schools. tCr the parOchlai scSocl
ffleld. Twenty-ninth and Clearfied streets
~ IS open TO call students Of parochIal
ssCnooIs IN this city, and Vicinity and Is con.
quoted by the Catholic Young Mems Arch.
DIOCESAN Union. which also conlrl lbutes IN,
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Fast Amateur Bouts at Biiou

?, Al Of the amateur bouts puts on g. IN.
BIlou last night resulted in Interest," NO
matches. lN Murray defeated Frnnt i
Brown in lO5-pound bout II took Johnny
Adams four rounds to win in the IOi-poumd
stopped Scoop Devcnncy in tie second ronmI
Of l2O-Dound contest, and In tho sam
C!as7 James Hclmos knocked out Matty
Huber in the second Joe ConnOrs wNn y y
four rounds from MLckeY Rrnwn. ~ ~
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This event will be decided in best two
out Of thrr" heats.
Other amateur races will be- three
heats and final in the half-milc handI.
cap ana Il miSs-and-Out event. About
II score yof all-for-glory pedal pusncr,
will compete"
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Miss Stirling May Face Conou.ror

Faris. juno II. The draw for the N m.
en- en- $ inIsrnationsI golf champiopshp| to t,.
sin sin ar Fontainebleau next Tuesday. exclude,
" possiblmty OF II meeting between Miss
Alexa Stirling. of Atlanta, the American
woman champion and Miss Cecil Lech
the finals OF the tourna ment The fsIj IN
ciudes twenty-one English. eight American
and eight French entries
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Kid Williams and Danny Kramer will
appear in different bouts OF the Ster-Prtce
Colum< Hail, Broad and oxford streets,
June -. Williams will box Kid Wagner
and Kramer will take on Make Williamson.
Other matches OF an albanian program
are Tommy Murray vs. Jimmy Myson; Joe
Belmont vs.. Frankie Murray; Al Moore VS..
Johnny Ryan, and Ray Belmont vs.. Harry
Moore. Wilus Britt and Lew Crimson will
referee. Jakie Friedman will be the an
nounCer and Willis Edwards timekeeper.
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Dundee Floored, but Wins

Boston, juno ll.--Johuny dundee won !
t,en-round bout here. Chuney f1uIcd Dun.
dee in the third, but tho latter refused to
quit In the tenth Chanev hooked his left
to Dundee's jaw. flooring him
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Dame Rumor cmanatcs from the hills Of
NunHyunk with gossip that Tom Loughrey,
IN retirement for about ten years, plans a
comeback. Reason: Tom wants to avenge
tho two defeats of his brother Frank at the
wallops of Eddie McAndrews. and the older
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Jimmy Myson Is Victor

Wilmington. Del. June II --Jm mmy Ny
son Of Philadelphia, was a winner over
Georsie Morrow, local bower. IN the star
bout of six rounds last night. WiIlus Britt
was tho referee.
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70 Danny Ssnny Ferguson says he still is wslti,,
issued 4 def 10 the former sboreeSSshtI reSehtI
neavy"eight. ru An effort Is being made ~
match rnau Ferguson and Sullivan for 6ftesu.
rouhder at West Manayunk 's''
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Jack Clarke Scores One. Round x. O.

syracuse. y. v. June ll.-Iack Clar,,.
Of Allentown. Knocked out Johnny Pash,
"f Buffalo. in the ninth round last night
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What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies .ChcagN--Postponed; rain.
Boston. 4; Pittsburgh. |.
Cincinnati. 81 New York. /.
st. Louis 3; Brooklyn 8.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
'h'HsS Sis%s,6nS .; Atnst,Ss Z; %sw srh or ,n0,rr
Detroit O; WASHINGTON. s..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville y: MINNEAPOLIS 4.
Milwaukee, 81 Toledo.
'oIn6%bns; in6 bns,oiis 81 kGns9; CiS; rHr, T.,
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Mobile. @: Chattan0uEa. I.
New Orleans. 1; Atlanta. T.
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TODAYS SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
FhiIlics at Pittsburgh
brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston nj chicago.
New York Mt st. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland S,o St Washington: ton
Detroit at New York.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
Baltimore. .; Reading. I.
TunnIs' O. R"ches,cr. t..
Newark. = Jersey City, ,.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
Reading at Baltimore.
Newark nt Jersey city
Buffalo at Rochester.
Toronto at syracuse.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11

I'm Droney may meet either Whi,ey FIJI,
gerald or Jimmy Murphy at West ManaTuns
y p,tennous TO his session with Lew Tendl.,
az hea1ins July 4. Lew Crimson wi / rsi
cree an the bouts In heading. W.. w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11

,onSs sammy n, Rates has como Oh, with a cb,,.
delphia. Dave Knoff is handIIng G. W rhla'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11

J0hnny Lincoln and his brother, Gus Fran.
chetti. both are in Atlantic City. They are
trainin'c there together f"r " """'h"r o.
bouts John expects to clinch for Gusse.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11

sammy Carlon. n IO0-pounder fror, ,..
S,o' mas been added to the stabIo us ny
no,,ndL rre Lavey. Laycy also has a new i,otI az
Frankie Hmphr HamSfr MS wing in the person Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11

Mac. s INTO shape TO challenr,