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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25

In Dangerous Ages, the new book
by Rose Macauley which Mcssra.
Boni & Liveright will publish Septem-
Der 13, Mrs. Hilary is to be found
sitting in an armchair, surrounded by
bad novels, as if she were q reviewer.
"Shc was regarding them, too, with
something of the reviewers panied and
inimical distaste, dipping now into one,
shutting it with sharp sigh, trying
another; finging it On the floor with an
ejaculation of anger and fatigue" Mr.
Liveright VIII not permit me to report
Dangerous Ages until it is ready for
general perusal; but the preceding pic
torial extract, taken from the advance
proofs, may be repeated, without
breach of confidence, as sugge stion
of this mornings disdainful and de-
risive attitude. If it is not double
crossing Mr.. liveright too much
shall add that this attitude is by no
means evoked by Dangerous Ages.
which, | think, is, as he believes, a
better work than Pottcrism, if not so
tricky.
Mrs. Hilary was probably not one of
those who, by the purchase of 5000 900
volumes of the product Of Gene Strat-
ton Porter, have expressed applause
for the suspicious labors of that be-
nign fabulist But some one may have
given her copy of Her Fathers
Daught ter, Mrs. Porter's most recent
and one Of her most wholesome radia-
tons; and that, perhaps, inspired Mrs.
Hilary to CALCULATIONS and sharp signs.
Admiration for Her Fathers Daughter
depends upon the nature of the read
er's regard for Linda Strong, the prin-
cipal character in the tale If you like
that sort OF young person you will
like the story; if you do not, you will
not. Tor example, l found in Miss
Strong's winning personality. dctermi-
nation, loyalty and conversation only
an aggressive egoism and sclf-assur-
ance, manifested by an interminablc
loquacity. Mrs. Hilary a most detesta-
bic old woman in Dangerous Ages), ne
doubt, felt the same way about Miss
Strong, and flung her on the floor with
outcries Of pain and distasto. Linda is
not for readers like Mrs. Hilary and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25
You Weakened Me Before the Dawn

You Weakened Me Before the Dawn
You wakened me before the dawn.
/ heard your laughter loud and gay
While Ph2bus paused space to yawn
Beside the portals Of the day.
And from my couch | raised my head
To hear, oh lady, what you said.
Or ever through the fading dark
The vagrant cat forbore to roam
Before | heard the milkman park
His c]inking bottles at my home
heard your fresh ebullient laughte,
And everything you said thereafter.
did not ask you where you'd been,
l made no caustic inquiry
On why You Glanced to wander in
At such a time. ! heard your glee
Ard knew voud been upon a frolic
Replctc with draughts-er alcoholic
Oh lady, housed across the alley,
You will not pay the slightest heed
To this most awkward lyric sally.
Next time, from verse we'll pass to
deed.
This goddess rackct's got to stop.
Once more, and we shall call a COD.
"Well,' says Uncle Abimclcch b.
gardus, of Preakness, n. j., "got to say
this for them Germans: Yuh couldn't
ask for nicer war than the one we've
been carrin' en- with them for the
last couple years"
All that remains now is to blame
the Camorra FOR the high cost of living.
If the police don't get more careful
with their guns, the first thing they
know they're going to shoot some poor,
hardworking crook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25
suBscRlr1ToS RATES s. l:y mail. Including


Entered At tho Pos.ofHce at New York Second
Class Mall Matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25

There is villainous Jap in Her
Fathers Daughter, but it is an Ameri-
can architect who steals the plans. The
most pleasant of the characters is
Linda's father, who died four years
before the story begins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25

All that remains now is to blame
the Camorra FOR the high cost of living.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-25

If tho police don't get more careful
with their guns, the first thing they
know they're going to shoot some poor,
handwriting crook.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

@nttdu Dung. 2ebe<
mann (oer ii9 8um orittenmal Der-
beirotet): 9as &eiraten lit itetS Ell
ne @%nttauidung, mon bat immer
mebr Sduloen un6 sic 8raut met
items tpeniger Mitgift ols man
0enft .!
- &~inoermunb. 5ribls
5dmeiter lit idon einigemale Der=
Iobt getpe1en. @ines Cages perlobt
iie ii9 obermals nit ibrem erite1
8rautigam. 9a itent er ii@ brett
ipurig lin un6 meint: ~@aula, Oh
f6ngit tpobl mie6er bon borne on?"
-. II ng enebme 8elta=
tigung. &initler: Sino Sic Der
Mniidt, oob mein S9loatenge111al<
Sc 10, mie b beab|i6tigte, ous
69reden bes &rieges Dor Mngen gu
fubren im1ton0e lit?
@err: . ia. @S lit 6os @9red~
l1bite, mos i@ lie geieben babel
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

- 3ugperipatung. Ser
flu6te 8umnlelei!' unD mer is
idul0? = Die 9eb0roen natirlid!"
u@eOulb, @eoulo."
n@ott Or @eredte, mas for d
@ef6rei! = Ner0en fallen oie It-
ten. @as is 0rbei?"
~9eee, Mainneden, 6ieie 3ult6noc
bier, eeuiad fldglid! - Sn Berlin
NOR 10 etwat iarnid mogli6l"
r@ene Stunoe i9pn megl So Dos
Md Sbmein?-Nu! l1no grade 6as
perilirte 2otein!"
rNee, BORN sc, ser sommo bod
q bibden iebr fbbaoe! = 8enn
laerid nor mel 8o,1linden nod glo'
ben 0a6e!"
~uno 90 laden Sic nod, @err
Muner?" .9ea. i6 Bit! &ab'
oo9 @rl@no: Meine Sdppiegermutter
fommt mit!!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15
Scr Menfd ais Snterpnufttun.

&ommt Elm Meni9enfinb our 8elt,
Gets bel Qr1ner ober Heibcn,
Inn has fleine @eiem bdlt
Sir Elm grobes Srage3ci9en.
8irb es GROCER unb es 19reit,
@iu Die Wrttcr NAL enttpei6en,
Sab mar, es b1rt meiIenipeit,
8irD cs 5un1 Neutrality-suspicious..
Gommt Sic Sbul5eit Dann hcran,
Dtub es auf ben Bdnfen idtpiten,
uno nit frun1n1cm 3iden Damn
Siebt man's tpie Elm &omma 1iben.
SIT alsbann Sic sdulaeit cus,
9a begtnnt Der grnlt bes Strebens
giele miiI1cn aus oem !3als:
Sizes Der 9oypelpunft Dcs Qebens.
8alo bunah nabt audi bos 2eib,.
@iu Deg MenIden@er5 pe%rbrieben,
@ibtig 19eint Damn bieie Seit
Wandem nit Sen @aniefIben.
@on1mt sic 3eit Iooam beran,
linn 5u freien, ii9erlid
@er0en Srau, 1onobl lpie Wann
Crit nod gum gebaufenltri9.
@enn bas glitter aber nabt,
Sam Ben @eniden man oft ieben,
Ser NIT Scot 5u fdmpfen bat,
@ie Gin Semifplon iteben.
Sober Menid am G1oe lit
5eines gc115en Suns un0 Strebens,
Gel er @cibe ooer Gbrilt,
Sour Der S9lubpuntt icincs 2ebens.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

- Aus g d fen. a0bin (in
eincm MatcrialmarcnociGait): 9it>
te, gcben Sic mir fir fInf5ig Bten'
mig &orfen.
gambler: Na, ,pas iou'n BENT oas.
f'r mcld)e fem? Saure, gliig. ooer
Bfcffergorfen?
= 3upiel perlangt t. Gbea.
teroircttor: Sie iagen, Die Sange.
rin lit jung, bibiA, fat ein elesaa<
tes Muft eten, nun, mie ftebt eS
Gel1l1 nit Scr Gimme?
Mgcnt: So, iingen iaa iie auh
no:b fDnnen?!
2iterarifde @orle-
u@os mad)t oenn Der jun
&c Dtonn "a oben auf oem Yooi'
un1?"
Ser Iieit aus eigenen @erfcn."
uMber man bort ia gar nidbts!"
n9os lit ia ebcn feline perionli@e
Mote: CT lief itumm." ..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

- @rob. Gin Singing, Ser
nit einem 5iemli9 groBen Munoe
begabt nor, poQte zines Cages cine
Mun6bormonifa fa1fen un6 trat in
ein @ef6dft fir muitfaltf6e Snitru-
mente. @s tpuroen linn ane m0g<
1ihen Mrten porgeleet, ober ni9ts
gefiel linn.
@noli9 iagte ser @dnoler:
Sea, 6ann miiiien mir Sb11en
eben cine Munobarmonifa nad
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15
Ser Gantoffelbelb.

8eId9e1t pirb bon ouer @elt
Seit Nlters Der Fantoffelbelb.
Sod mander, ben beberr16t Die Strait
Ser fublt it9 babel duBerlt i9lau,
l1nb nte0'rum man6er @a1stDrann
SIT Elm bebauernstperter Mann,
limb i9aurig, traurig iiebt es aug,
$50 fein 1old' @6ubnerf lit I'M !@aus.
9en1 es gebeibt in Sta6t 11no 2an6
RantoffeIlos fein @beitanb;
9p9 19tpin9t bas @eib i'm, tpenu's
gei9eit,
Sour ld9elu0 unb bon 53eit gu 3eit,
limb oann II i@mer5t es, bort id
$50 er nit @deeln 1T bei6la9en. o
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

MaB MAIDEN laiie1. &robieren
sic 6o9 nal at 6iefem &labier, mic
lang iie iein mub!"
= sc a. Gin 8otenjunge NIT
elmer Menge 8afete flopfte on Die
&intertiir unh poute in Ste &u9e
binein.
nSSunge," fagte sic Sausfra1,
viinb 6eine 5iBe ard i%auber?"
vSopobl!" ermioerte er, v11ur
meme Gtiebel 1tn6 6redig!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15
Sc cue MuSre0e. 2ebr

= Meue 81 usreoe. 2ebrer:
Gu iaglt ia beute gar nidts, Berger,
61 biit mobl nibt borbercitet? 9ab'
id eu9 benn ni@t erit geitern 0os
5ettgeorudte oufgegeben?
59uler (meinerlid)): ga, aber
ib bin 6o9 franf, uno 90 bat mir
ser 9oftor o1es Settle itrena nerbo-
ten!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15
aas ben. zaecDna etnes Smnsseteueu.
Sunaecieue bin i6 nod.
OF 19on fat graubdrtig;
Stie9e i9 ins @beio9,
@ar' her 0dfe fertig.

- unermartete @ir.
Giner Game tritt bel Ell.
mem einiarnen @aloipa5iergauge
Elm Strolb entgcgen l1no forbert
brobeno lire Sabe. @an5 ouber
fi6 ftredt fie linn ,flebeno Die &an'
6e un6 lire 8orie entgege1t: ~Sier,
nebmen sic alleS, tpas id bel mic
TRACE, aber i9onen sic mein 2e>
BEN! 8eoenfen sic, ib' bin Weut-
ter, - ia nod mebr alS 6aS = id
bin at9 - 56miegermutter!"
~S9mie -" @r19redt
ldBt ser Strol6 sic ibon ergrif>
fene 80rie fallen un6 reibt aus, 10
f@nen i'm feline Gube nur tragen
tpouer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

= &ein @un0er. 81
reftor gum Sdal1ipieler, Ser ibm
cine Morf 8orlduB berausgeprebt
bnt): &ein @un0er! Da f0nnen Sic
beute aben6 lei6t SEN &0nig ipielen.
= &in61id. 2ies6en: @elt,
Moma, Die Eurmmd9ter iin0 brane
2eute, neil Tie 10 nabe am &immel
mobnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

-Mi9tige 8e5cidnung.
DUN miro es mobl 6o6 mas mer0ell
nit ser &%eitaurierurng Ser @eiocl=
berger S9loBrui11e.
So, 1eioer! Mol1 ideint gu glau-
ben, 6aB Sic Jlui11e,1 5un Nuinie=
rem "a fi110.
= Ole 9ontbippe. Sd;
m01te meiner 5rou 5u 8eibnadter
Elm thermometer f%aufcl1.
sic iagten 0od iocben nob eiu
Barometer.
@d, SOS lit ia gleid, or sen &op'
tpirft iie mfrs 6od!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

MIs Ser Genat Sofrates sic Mn-
flage, er berfMbre sic Sugen6, i1s
@eli@t idleuoerte, erbob iid oieier
miiroepou un6 iagte - vMeier,
i9 berbitte mir iebt gang enti6ie,
Sen SIR epiges @efrabb1e 6abin-
ten."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15
@it, Scat.

@as Sic Ier5te bon ben1 G@lofe
sagcn, fai' ib bier %5ulan1u1e11,
llrD crt!dr'5 Den luerten 2elern
ssS1 tier fur5en gpigranmen.
ee3lait mic ouf Ser lintcu Geite.
CONT perlogt bas @er5 am @n0e -
Iub ME auf ser redten Seite,
@cies ber &ai1ge }d1oben tonnte.
Sb!aft oud 1iema!3 ouf bcm Nider,
Ga bic Nerbcn Dr,rllter leiben, -
9einesfaus oueb auf Dcm 0'agen:
Mus Observation-Disclosures.
Gruu bcfolot Sen Stat, ben Ncr5te
@:d III gutter Ibiidt ,gebcn,
l!no perfldjt %nie,nalS gu idlafen,
Bn(t ibr .tpirtlid -longe lcbcn.
= S.aye. Salt (oer- bel ser
Birtin febr oroBe Sanoe bemcrH,
aber iebr tleinc &lobe betam):
Jrou @irtin, erlauben 9ie> Die
aloBe baden Sic tpobl nid:t TELLER
lcMadt:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

- gut gceeben. 5remoer
C5um S@ul5en zines OrteS): Sci
benz lebten @e1pitter bat ia Der 8lib
iiebenmal in Sbrfm Drte einge.
f9lager1, unb audi iebcr Shlag ge-
3inbet?
Sbul8e: SSa, 6as Iaiicn ii6 unfere
2eate nidt nebmen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

Mutter: Mon,, SSl,nge, mar<
I'M beullt 6u oenn 10, Sic auoerer
Sn6ianer bam Sir moi berGal1en?
Snnge: N9 nee, mir is 10
idle6t, mir bon1 blob Sic Jrieoens=
pie:fe ieroodt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

2ebi: Sd bab' bid lang nidt
aeiebn o11f Ser @olie, lieber Meoies?
Moies: Sd fo11nte nidt gebn
auf Sic @oiie ein babies Sabr lang.
2ebi: Sou, tpas balte gemadt?
Mofes: @os tper6' i9 boben
gemadt! Mir bab' id gemadt> aber
ser &i9ter bat es MIDI molen gla1-
ben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

uA@, oos Iiebe, ianftc 5rdllleint
Sd iogc Soften, bon ibrcm 'front.'
men @cicn lit ieoer angel1cbnt be-
riibrt, iogor ibr a3orl felt ieire'
SiiBc bcitdnoig Ulcers &reua!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

- 81 us @eri9tsaal /.
Dicsmal iino sic nod nit cincm
blauen Muge bauongefomm1c1,, Bitten
Sic iid aber in ;3l1fnnft Dor ibled)-
ter @eleuidoft.
@err &idter, id boiie, nie mebr
NIT Sbnen 51 tlta 3u baben.
Sir INNER ii ert t.
8ermittler: Sic fonnen li9 iebt
ielblt eine1t Mann iuden, gelteru
babe id Sic ei11em ar1getragel1, Ser
fat mir oireft cine Sbrfeige gcge=
ben! ....
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15
$50 lit Der perfolete Eourilt?
Sdattelreime.

Bin id aud idon Elm altes So1.s,
Mir lit es glei6, i'd bait es aus.
~
ST. gu nidt pirit Die 8eite finoen,
5oQt'it 6u bid '1idt 10 fc1te bi1oec.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

- Gorii0t. ~Nber Sepp,
5'meg'n mas idleidit 0enrt gu IN
Der Mitternadt NIT Der @iienboub'n
u%mananO?"
Scr 2upferbauer bat g'iagt, ct
mill mir a paar 8ati9'n baum,
po1ln / no ANAL bel ieinem &eierl
fenlterll1 tat!"
= &in0ermun0. Mennd)en
(gebt nit Bopa IT. Sen Geloern ipa-
5ieren): 8apa, mas lit oenn 6aS bort
fir Elm fom;ideS Ding?
@ater: IS lit cine Wabmaihine.
Menn6en: Yitte, bite, iag's bod
benz Mann, oaB er iie NAL Mdb
MAIDEN labt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

SbcrfelIner gum Yiffolo,
ser Sen Salot falen lieb): uSeu1'
ni9t erlt lange> hummer SungeI
@eb' in Sic &ide uno LAB Sir
MoDoru1aiie 0orilber tun!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

Mnerfennung. Cara:
SITS tpabr, Morit, ser Meier, unier
&aiiierer lit 6urdge6rannt nit Ser
&aiie?
Morib: Sa1pobl, Cara, 6os is CT,
ober d feiner Mo11n, d anltdnoiger
Wonn, ct bat %mitgenommer1 Sc @el<
te1te.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

- Dur@f@out. @ait Gum
Sber): sos lit ober beoauerli6,
&err ODER, 6aB Sic am na6iten
@riten Sbre Edtigfeit bier aufge'
ben!"
Sber: ~&aben's bite feine Cot
ge, &err Sdopple, mein Na6folger
pumpt Sbnen oud!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15
@ori&las snr Cite.

@ic, Sbre iingite Iodtcr ion olS
Miiiionorir1 81 ben &%annibalen &c,
fen? @olen sic 6cnn 11idt 1ieber
cine dltere i6iden, Sic 1li6t 10 lei6t
5u peroouca lit!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15
SIN 5reum.

@entier @iloenbcrger:
vNrin1a @bepiot" fat iie gcfliiitert;
iie tral1n1t iid 5urid III sic &on<
fiction.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

S gloub', Ser @teinbuber @epp
Is au6 idon nerpoS.
@arrm Denn?
MIs inn nerli9 BEL Ser &aufrei
Elm Sbr %obgeriIien muroe, bat er's
glei9 gemerft!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03
DEL. CO. LEADERS D
! IN CRUCIAL C[AS
Upland Meets Lansdowne !,
Latter's FieId-Plays TwlIiah4
Game With Clifton Height, !,
SWEENEY OPPOSES Donn,

The game that will practicable 4.
eide the second half championsb,ru Y
the Delaware County Suburban T AZ
will he played this afternoon at Jfns.y,
and Stewart avenues. Lansdowne ~
tween Upland and Lansdowne. ~ -
downe Is all ''het up" because the WIN wis
ner will take possession of first plss
with little change of being beaten n,
for the title. - VA
LansdOwne. which also PLAYS ma.
the name of Donovan -Armstronv '; \
tied for the leadership with JplanS =,
Medin. These three aggregntions b.,'
been battling for the second half cro.e @
ever since the Rockdnle was procl.imJ
champion Of the first half series, ~
Sweeney and Dodds. the best tw;,,...
in the circuit, will oppose each oth.
Both have beaten the best clubs In "
ID. G. s. L.. and n great twirlinr h,,,
tic should .cHsue. ~
Jimmy Neville, the boy manager N.
all the confidence in the world M.
his team is going to take the bunti,,,'
home. He points out that his club IL.
lost but two games since the second
half series opened, and claims that h,
fellow collegians are. the class Of Il,
league. y
Lnnsdownc will also play n les,r.
game this evening at g o'clocI y
Fifty eighth and Walnut streets, Tss N
time the Colleginns will stack M
AGAINST the Clifton Heights Club. y
II Neville's team wins in the sft,,.
noon, practically all of the Iansdor,.
r,ooters will travel to the Donovan
Armstrong grounds to witness the Oil,
game. which. by the way. will be n
semi final game of the season.
The standing of the clubs in IN
league follows: ~
w. J.; Pc; w.L.Pcl
Upland -. 8 2 .7l4 Morton - 4 ~
Media -. 2 iii CIift'n HTS 0 ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03
RUNNERS AT BYBERRY
Thoroughbreds to Race at Night al
County Fair

Running races will be held at night
at the Philadelphia County Fair at
Byberry, Labor Day week. Race Sec
retary A. T.. Leatherman has received a
big entry list of thoroughbreds for the
sport.
Night running races in this section
are something new. Electric lights
are strung around the track and the H.
Elimination will make it possible to sec
the races from any angle of the track.
Light harness racing and running
races are listed for the afternoon pro-
grams. Three light harness events and
two running races constitute the open
ing card on Labor Day. They include
2:12 trot, 2:24 trot, 2:25 pace and
five eighth and ne-mile dashes. On
Saturday, September 10, Three A"
auto races will be held at the track.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03
"PUGGY" LEE A WINNER
Has Better of Bobby McCann II
Cambria A. c, Wind-Up

Charles "Puggy'N Lee, 130 pounds,
and Bobby McCann, 134 pounds, fur
nished thrilling wind-up in the final
eight round bout at the Cambria A.
C. last evening. Lee was the winner
by a narrow margin and forced the
milling at every stage. He cut Nc
Cams eve in the seventh round and
blood flowed profusely during the re-
maindcr Of the bout.
In the semi windup Johnny Paxon
won from Walter Rennie in another
bout that was full of action from the
start. The other bouts were: Eddie
Dempsey won from Young Mulligan in
six rounds; Johnny Royce outpointed
Little Bear and Buddy Ryan. 1853
pounds. knocked out Jack Mccormick,
2O4 pounds, in the third round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03
Babe Needs Six Homers
to Equal 1921 Record

Babe Ruth slammed his forty
ninth four bagger of the 1921 season
yesterday, and is breesing along
easily toward "A new home-run rec
ord.
To exceed fifty four, made last
season, he must hit six in the thirty
games still to be played, or one
every five games. He has been aver
aging better than one every three
games. so it would seem that the
record is in danger.
Ruth hit No. 40 of last years
series on September 13, off Ehmke,
in Detroit. On September 3 last
year he had made only forty four,
so he is five ahead of last years fig
ures now.
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FIGHTERS UNDER WEIGHT
powney and Wilson Both Predict
Victory by Knockout

New York, Sept. 3.-Bryan Downey,
Cleveland middleweight, planned to end
his training this afternoon for the Jer-
sey City bout on Monday in which he
hopes to win the worlds middleweight
title from Johnny Wilson. Wilson will
not quit the conditioning grind until to-
morrow, II was announced
The two fighters were reported under
the required weight of 100 pounds this
morning and statements came from both
camps predicting victory by knockout
Admirers Of Jack Dempsey will get
a chance TO cheer him at the Rickard
srepa Monday. 1t was announced mat
The heavy weight king would witness the
Wilson Downey fight from ringside
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TO REPRESENT PHILA.
Entered In 1ooo.Yard HandIcao \
BIq Toronto Carnival

Samuel J. Dallas. president Of "A,
Middle Atlantic Association of M
a: A. U. and head Of the NIeadowbrci
Club. today announced that Rod IA.
miston would represent local trad
and field forces in the big athletic car
nlval at Toronto, Canada, Septembs
10.
Edmiston Is entered in the 1000 .yar1
handicap. Dallas also expressed sat,
isfaction at the rapid progress bens
made in completing all arrangement
for the revival of the Middle Atlanta
championship meet to be held at Forty.
fourth and Parkside, September il.
Meadowbrook's eQtries have not been
determined but may create little sur.
prise when announced.
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ARGENTINA LAUNCHES
NATIONAL SPORTS BODY
South Americans Seek to Develop
Athletes for Olympic Games

Buenos Aires, Sept. 3.-Organiza
ton of national body for the super
vision of sport activities and the de-
yelopment of sports in Argentina, has
been decided upon by delegates of vari-
Gus sporting associations, who met
here recently.
The sports represented at the meet
ing were football, tennis, cricket, box
ing, bicycling, motorcycling, rowing,
hockey and general athletics.
The leaders of the movement hope
that by joining forces -thc various Or
carnations. in addition to giving n
stronger impulse to sport throughout
the country, will be able to develop
athletes of merit sufficient for the for
nation of team worthy to be sent to
the next O'ympics and to be able to
provide successfully the necessary
funds for the purpose.
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CoveIeskie Strains Side

Cleveland. Sept. 3. - Pitcher Stanley
Coyelesk'e; OF the champion Indians. has
tion by DR.. II. N. Castle. club physician.
to the extent OF the strain to Coveleskie' s
side sustained In game In Detroit. Dr.
Castle could not state how long Coveieskie
might be out Of the game. The intercostal
muscles OF the players right side are
sprained and there Is 4 possibility the fbers
may be separated. DR.. Castle said
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Sandlotters Open Baseball Series

Cleveland. o.. Sept. 3. The National
Acmes winners OF the class "A OndustriaiI
Championship OF Cleveland. play the Bell
Telephones. indianapolis champions. today In
we hrst inter-citv game here of the Ma.
tional Baseball Federation elimira ton series
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COOK TO MEET GEORGES
Australian Light Heavyweight Will
Box Frenchman In London

Paris. Sept. Sit was announced
here that Georges Carpenter will 90
to London December for a bout and
that the promoters finally have desig-
mated Cook. the Australian light heavy
weight champion, to meet the French.
man.