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The Washington herald., 1921-04-06

Mrs. Gouverneur Morris was a
hostess at luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. Clarence A. Kenyon will en-
tertain at bridge today. Yesterday
Mrs. Kenyon was hostess at a
luncheon. The company included
Nine. Calderon. Mrs. Perry S. Heath.
Mrs. William Kearny Carr. Mrs.
Wallace Radcliffe. Mrs. Tyree Riv-
ers. Mrs. Charles Fairfax. Mrs. Jo-
seph Hampson, Mrs. willard HoI-
brook. Mrs. D. r. Anthony. jr.. Mrs.
Eliphalet Andrews and Mrs. T. l..
Macdonald.
Miss Helen Cowles Tucker. whose
marriage to Eliphslet Andrews will
take place Saturday afternoon, was
complimented by luncheon at
which Miss Peggy Martin was host
css yesterday at the Chevy Chase
Club. Miss Martin will be ono Of
Hiss Towles' bridesmaids. and the
other guests at the luncheon were
also members of the bridal party.
which includes Miss Jean Tucker.
Miss Marcia Chaplin. Miss DeIphine
Heyl. Miss Elizabeth Beach. Miss
Ann Hight and Miss Taylor Logic
Mrs. W. p. Dolan and Mrs. NJ.
Adams, of Omaha. are at the Hotel
Washington for the week, visiting
with old friends here.
Maj. Albert dc kossak has return
ed to the city and is at the La
fayette for brief stay.
Mrs. Samuel BurleiGh Milton has
returned from Atlantic City and has
opened her country home, Seyton.
on Chesapeake Bay. Owing to pro-
tr-cted illness Mrs. Milton was fore
ed to cancel all her social engage
ments, else her city home in Eight
eenth street several weeks ago. and
go to the seaside.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-06

gustus o. Stanley and Mrs. Henry
F. Ashurst. Mrs. Coolidge will also
be assisted by Mrs. Arthur Capper
Mrs. Miles Poindexter. Mrs. Atlee
Pomerene, Mrs. Irvine l.. Lenroot
and Mrs. Foster Stearns.
MRS. HOLMES ENTERTAINs
MRS. COOLIDGE.
Yesterday Mrs. Coolidge was en-
tertained at luncheon by Mrs. OIL
tver Wendell Holmes, and later at
tended the Tarasova concert at the
National Theater as the guest of
Mrs. Joseph |. France and Mrs.
Selden p. Spencer, who also had
with them in their box Surgeon
General and Mrs. Merritte W. Ire
land.
The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
idge on Monday evening will oc-
cupy a box at Polls Theater for
the premiere Of Walter Hampden in
Macbeth" Senator Henry Cabo,
Lodge and Senator and Mrs. Phi
lander c. Knox also will have boxes
that evening.
The Attorney General, Harry NJ
Daugherty. and Senator and Mrs
Wills were honor guests at a din
ner OF sixteen covers at which Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Joerrison were hosts
last evening. This was the first of
a series of dinners to be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joerrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joerrison plan to
go abroad in May.
The Belgian Ambassador and Bar
oness de Cartier and the Serbian
Minister and Nine. Grouitch were
honor guests at a dinner of eigh-
teen covers which Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Delano Robbins rave I.st
evening before the Chinese hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins will give n
dinner on April Is in compliment
to the Ambassador of Chile and
Nine: Matthew and the Ambassador
OF spain and Nine. Riano. They
will also have guests for dinner IN
April IS. '''
The Washington herald., 1921-04-06
EX-GOVERNOR cox
LEAVES CAPITAL

EX-GOVERNOR cox
LEAVES CAPITAL
| James NJ. Cox. former goyerno,
OF ohio, left Washington YESTERDAY
sNter two days visit here with
'uoge Timothy Ansberry, who Is
cohValescing from a serious illness
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Fatam, OF
Sunaio, who have been at the Hotel
Wasnington for some days, will re.
main through this week and ther
return.
The Y. w. C. A. will give a mu.
slcaie in the Gold Room Of the La
'sSette Monday evening.
vi interest to navy society is the
announcement of the engagement of
MISS Beatrice Hale Pollock, daugh-
yer OF Capt. Edwin T. Pollock and
MRS. Pollock. to Lieut.. Comdr. Rob
81 N "
Miss Pollock was a debutante
mere winter before last. Lieut..
Somdr. Chew. who Is the son of
MT mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Chew, of
washington. is on duty at the Naval
raining Station. Newport.
Inc wedding propably will take
place In the early part of June in
jamestown. r. l., the summer home
OF the brides parents.
Today at noon the wedding of
mrs. mary Green McGregor. of New
pniiadelphia. Ohio. and Repre- sept1.
tive Carl vinson. of Georgia viii
take place. The ceremony will be
performed at Foundry Methodist
Cnurch by the Rev. Herbert r. RAN
dolph. d. d.
Only a small company OF friends
VIII be present. among. them: Rep
resentative and Mrs. Edgar n.
keiss, Of Pennsylvania: Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Stone. of Georgia; Mrs.
Willie Howard. of MilledreviIIc.
Ca. and Miss Edna L. I.ytie. Fol-
lowing the eefemony Raprssenta-
The Washington herald., 1921-04-06
MRS. A. r. LAUTERBACH
GIVES FAREWELL DINNER.


Mrs. A. F. Lauterbach entertain
ed at dinner last evening at Ward
man Park Hotel. She is leaving
today for New York. after spending
several weeks in Washington. While
here Mrs. Lauterbach took an act
i've part in society and enjoyed a
private audience with both Presf-
dent and Mrs. Harding: with the
President last Wednesday and Mrs.
Harding last Friday.
Mrs Hugh Gaylord Barclay and
her children. of Mobile. Ala arc
visiting Mrs. Barclays parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. NJ. Talcott.
mrs. X. II. Collins. wife OF Col.
Collins. will be hostess at a tea on
Sunday afternoon.
! Gen. and Mrs. Tasker n B,iss
VIII entertain at q luncheon next
Sunday.
MRS. Lester Barr will have guests
Tor luncheon tomorrow.
MIS- Thomas J. O'Brien and her
daughter. Mrs. Henry GETTY CbiI.
ton VIII be at home tomorrow Aft
ernoon and the following THURSDAY
afternoon. 'a'
MRS. Samuel Winslow will he
hostess at luncheon FRIDAY
MRS. Theodore Boynton will on
'ertain at a luncheon on April "a
MRS stephen b. Elkins will give a
luncheon on April Is.
Mrs. William H. Pearce nm
nounces the engagement of her
uaushter, Adelaide. to Tbeodors
Noyes, son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Tbeoe
eore . w. Noyes. The wedding will
take place early in June.
Senator Trasker L. oddie ~ ~.
vada, Is seriously IN. 'e-
The Washington herald., 1921-04-06
The Source
OF Capdbility

AN has cook
ed his food
fifteen thou
sand years
The Washington herald., 1921-04-06

The Chinese Minister, DR.. Alfred
SEE, will entertain at a dinner at
the legation on Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-06

Mrs. Gouverneur Morris was a
hostess at luncheon yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-06

Col. and Mrs. F. T. A. Junkir
will entertain at a dinner of six.
teen covers this evening. They will
entertain at a luncheon. Sunday and
VIII be at home Sunday afternoon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
Boots and Saddle

Following j. a handicap on tho kon.
Sucky derby by persons on thr grounl
after weighing all phnses entering rnto
the race a. Churchill Downs this after.
noon, representing var.ous angles:
Sam II. McMr"kin. Courier .Iprrual-
Erudery, TrySt"r Leonardo II.
n. +. Durdon Lonis,:'r T,nce--
BLACK Servant. Star Voter, prudery.
Boots and Saddle -- f.ronsrdo II,
Prudery. CoynC.
G. !. Savage Racing Form Leon.
ardo H. Tryst"r, Prudery.
John |. Day. New York Telegraph h-
Prudcry. Trystrr. IIlnck Servant
The debutNntr s'akee. sJOUO added,
for two year. .olds, II second In inoor
tsnce TO the derby at Churchl DO" Ms
today. StnrtIr should defeat AloN anu
Fair Phantom in this attractive race.
Horses ready for WANING effort in
Otber races are
Firet-FlngS, Marvin May Clinton
Vile.
Srcond--Quince Garden, Bot'r Still
sun Time. .,
Third - Distinction, Busy Signal
Midway,
Fifth .Iderby )--Selertions elsewhere
SIxth-Nliss Jcmima, Exodus, liigs
Cloud.
Seventh - Merchant, Fair Orient
Mysterious Girl.
Horses In good form In Pimiieo are
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
WILLIE HERMAN IN
TITLE L|MEGLARE
Paterson Lightweight, New Jer.
sey Champion, Blossoms as
Future Crown Contender
DEFEATS JOE BENJAMIN
BY LOUIS II. JAFTE

Another lightweight boxer has EN-.
blazoned his moniker on the fstic
horizon az one who is about to get into
the running TO try and make The Life
of a Champion" miserable for Benny
Leonard. This youth already lays
claim to a ring title, but compared
with worlds crown his iaurels are
picaJune.
Willie Herman. Of Paterson, and who
admits being the lightweight champion
of the State of New Jersey. IL the
goveman beginning TO blossom as
probable contender for the diadem
sCintillating at the present time atop
Iconnrd's well brushed locks. Herman
placed his name prominently and pro-
miscuously before the pugilistic public
several days ago when he succeeded In
outpointing Joe Benjamin in sched-
uled twelve round bout.
Joe Jacobs, one time handler OF
Kenny valger, Is managing Herman
and Josephus Is responsible Tor TINS
story, Jacobs wiclds wicked type
writer. and the following Is what Joe
has to say about Herman's exhibition
against Benjamin:
''IIerman's victory over the scnsa =
tional Western star was Of most Inn :
prcss!ve type. Outweighcd a few
pounds in the scale and pittcd against
the hard hitting and experienced COAST
champion, Herman accounted Tor q
splendid exhibition Of defensive ana
offensive boxing. While at times forced
10 break ground against the Vicious
Rpnjamin attack the Jersey lightweight
king f'abbcrgastcd his opponent when
he relied on a straight boxing ofense,
Itch ptefnn rOI Left
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
Bingles and BungleS

royE ' .s .SiS scSSdSr!G p i'r ociock tEe r.o"ior
Sa,%Sfg q nsor s,acHS an % hoGr earicr PSadcSs
ttne
Tomorrow tho MncE1nen moot the Yankees
st me rGGO G[oGHds tSs" TAXI ,S,,a q a'' 1S. M
rhclr arst ESme Is with brooklyn Monday
afternoon
Tho Pirates ,~r'r he headed, apparently:
Yesterday tho trimmed 81, Louis for the
fourth tIn- In sreceH'Ion.
,nSE HSr";Sy ;o2 tss E5if;'So E6i;%S ocnd"!,Ip q y: Na
iHo3'"al Jrog2e Rc'ph IS M''ir0 Ia ord
Rogers r. ~ Do"'' lorer,
nlttiH% tT $50, lie 1. hi,h IN the American
I,cAEue.
. Penn. dun'r no 50 poo-Iy after 81 q, scl;ct;;
crT ocnc r'% a, F. FroSKlt" % F'Sd ~tth Princeton ro'
! scbcfu'd 10 b'oir ~ D. ~
Moka,n. q: We Pirate. had a single. q
VIII VIII s%on s,usging as that It Is eaTy to
-, why Tl''sblrFh has lost hut 'h'"e R"nsS'
The NthI.tlcs have e"od chance OF onrn-
Ing their western irrasion lr soTs sr, roSt.nn
Sthe thu" Ie% !,nr T,H"tb tb, Ths: r.: r.. hSvsss h. NJ
Sccn NJ tn. b0ti ON when they landed In ~
louis.
nm Krlrftrs HI, in the ninth won n.
ChiI.go.l 'inrinnatl game for the CUBS. The
count was TO 7.
Tbtr,,, bus we're made 10 the Dsirot'S'
IoHS onpir The Tigers had serertcsr dnd
fhc ErO'rr7 hirtSrr
In addition 10 tn" thr.. homo runs mad'
IN tho A. yeSbSyday, Heii.nnn Hnd nap,
Ruth got four-"NskrTs mnkinE h'e IN th'
American League.
,,sre 4, ,rinnlrV fr4,o whEhinrtor IT, ?
Ho had three singles ana = double In n"'
trips 10 the p,I!r,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
AS LOSE BALL GAME,
THEN WIN 1T AGAIN.:
LAND IN SIXTH PLACE
Connie Mack Is Revived With Difficulty When HIS
Employees Come From Behind and Cop Contest From
Boston Red So1-Three Homers Figure Prominently
BY ROBERT ". MAXWELL
c...,. pd,,o, EvenIna Ppblte I<dEer

seJA1EII Connie Mack he YEARLY c%c ms es' aa pus Ms
to
before he Killed
of the habit OF
playing Athletic baseball
was during Of the opening inning at shibc iark ua
watched
pauoi plate when
He throwing the bali
overflow standing r"m only the
Of had crossed inc phe
in Sometimes four talicS
had happened
Red fuou
for Boston while he the picture
majority in six lie smiled wan n
in but Did
Connie smart all Of the ands wise CRACKER
stunning surprise llaSty dropped
be witt
the htters did everything
he became optmist IKE
bartender who has of nonpaymen
OF u,, .,,, hts
only Tily stride tie took MS
the allowed spurious
and under those
form and whh bu he
whiting
Elmer uYEPS Up h0rcd the bali II sped straight
plate TiHp the old
tuor the boil sailed straight and
b'enchcrs IL
thr Connie rcrtrci "th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
Detroit Scores Fitty:nine Runs This Week

Try COBB making good His playing
the last have been and heavy hitting
responsible
club this not
q
Yesterday
which called perfectly
for
record Th
txenty "A
the pitching West and
Cleveland
worked for thing and
witt allr
family
II wish pitchers going
the hitter hitting and Ty himself clouting
the
their rivals But time viii tell something Ike that
The Lose Ihl
dropped ball
bnrgh administered tho vnH0p bot'i Standing
~ n
Ruth in Washington and
tied with George Kelly Of Tho Chants Bambn
The
feel better Cleveland Vewashe Cnogo
Cincinnati
THE Phu dnin Ros'or T" arv br JackH tor
long ard "iH s'c1e d" 6' Of
BrookIvn.
ropy1h', I''', b. ,tOcr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
JOE lElTZ EASY WINNER
willie Ferguson Proves Poor Subs,I.
tute In Cambria Bout

Joe Ausatis waf scheduled to boz
the wind.up at the Cambria A. c. last
night and Willie Ferguson. 14S pounds,
was substituted against Joe LeitI,
146h pounds. but Ferguson proved 4
poor man in the emergency and Lri1
had little difficulty in winning. al.
though Ferguson managed 20 stay the
eight round limit.
In the semiwind up. Frankie *.
o. Smith put away Tommy Goldca
in the second session. All the pre-.
liminaries also resulted in bouts II
short duration. Jack Mccormick I'm.
ished Jacy Sayers In the second. Pat
Denny halted Charlie Dunn In the first.
and the 40 between Jack O'Connor and
Terry Martin was stopped in tn. third
BY the referee to save the latter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
NEED STRONG WRISTS
FOR ATHLETIC FEATS
Good Hcnds Also Essential to Become Topnotcher i.
Any Branch OF Sports-Cites Case Of
Georges Carpenter
ny GRANTLAND RICE

many times mentally before they o,.,
ally miss II In fact. "c'u'
IN CHALLENGING Babe" Ruth.
l. for the home run crown. G,o,..
Kelly, of the Giants, aiso spotted X.
Babe thirty feet for half the Wv ns
In every game played At tho pa.
Grounds Ruth Is thirty feet closer to n. M
leftfield WAL. largely due to ,bo ,a'
founding fact TINT the icftaeld val, !.
thirty feet further from the nla,. III ~ y
the rishtfcId wall is. '''' 'n'a
SCOTLAND lays claim to n G,o,,.
~ Duncan and q Jock Hutch;so, a.
Tending the Thistle at st. And,.sw,, w,
Who says the ancient game isn't yon,.
Ing back to Its own again?
Copv'foh. 1871. An rIohts -,,..,,.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
LEGION OF HONOR BOUTS
Service Men In Seven Ring Contest,
on Monday

Five boxing matches and two wrss.
Ting bouts Between men repre,,rtis,
The Philadelphia Navy Yord and Csmn C
n,.E, n,I, n, ~ T.. VII be held on Monday
Of Honor at Lu Lu Temple, isSS
Spring Garden street. Fistic cont..,,
will be decided In the 122 135, ihs
145 and 175- pound classes. while r,,c.
sions will compete. '''''
Mayor Moore, Director Cortelvou
Superintendent Mills. W. FrecisrS
kendrick. honorary commander Of Ss
legion a number of city officials, kd.
mirsl. Hall. Admiral Harris, CAPTAIN
Stirling. Captain Naulton. Congress.
men barrow, Evans and Graham.
Major General Sommcrall. Major Gen.
eral Edwards. Brisadier General
Graves. BrigSdier General Aultmsa
and 100 officers and men from Canp
Dix and 100 officers and men from,
League Island are to be present,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
WESTVILLE OPENS SEASON
Meets Bridgeport In League Game
This Afternoon

The Gloucester County League base.
ball season at Westville will be ushersd
IN this afternoon when the home tenn
clashes with Bridgeport. Great prep.
Ing, and there will be band concert and
street parade prior to the contest At
3 +. N.
Mayor Berry will toss out the first
ball and the battery for wcstvills will
be Sophie and Walters. Managers
Eberz and Lillig have gathered to.
gather a fast team. and while they are
not predicting any pennants expect u
make a crcditable showing in the race.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
Local Gunner Takes Lons.Run Prize

n.isg rslh'T q. "f"Sr i"SmoT chcss" champion %on
the rhOOt preliminary to the slneenih an,
oIay tSTaets over the trsps 81 the New York
Athletic club here, tie took the ptizs from
out OF possible 200 tArEcta. Second prize
went 10 q. 2. Silhworth, Nav mork a. G..
[vith 1903 q. 8. Mccarthy, OF Philadslphla,
n formsr national champion, had ls2, The
iong-run prize went 10 a. Osborn, OF Boston,
With I26 straight kiiis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
Pirate Recruit a Sensation

Pittsburgh. Pa, May when t99ssSsl
t,coTa" q @Tss" Gibson Of ,hc Pirates th., he had
injured his ankle. While rvnnlns 'se Y"S'
noSr Trcruir. was sent 20 right held IN hr
ssme with s. Louis. II was Moksn', i nrs,
In Iriple a double, a Single and saorl'
nc. and was credited With four putents,
Npkan came TO tho Pittsburgh cruz ''""
Wichita Fails. Tex,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
Scraps about Scrappers

scit a lucky boxer following his i siH!round
knockout victory, over Terry, MnHuFh, The
night Nfter counting eight over McHlgl
who was on one knee Ono Of McHush' .
1p %s,s *; ssi TF, ..r. S y. ssc. e nn
IN. alleged KNOCKOUT MciIush was having
tho better OF the argument, according to
reports
Frankie MAsuire will be no easy ,propost.
lion for Mike oibbons, one. time fash OF 81:
r'S speca Th's sno s'y at MI" ns S fon a Sn S2S,
niaht. Masuire has boxed some star glove
% "nS s. @: .a.,n rf4ss Tsss .osS o S:c :ss
m.,SSes. '.SSe an Mxs ci cr-ssi vii tax, tl.nso%n
IN, semi. Pr.l inns: Tommy r.oushran ".
Johnny AleI and KID Wagner VS.. du, Ffnn'
chetu,
tire SHOW for Tus.dsy cisht a the Audi;
Gr,a w'h y ,,S: Cobb and i''sh siss f'GG Kern. W"
Ss"pSTii,, 20. pwSTii,,s cross also win be an c!sht
q r%snH srt,n A. vs %icE"y Woise.t' Jim Bedl.y ys
Hayes and Dan Kerns Va. Young Fr'tz'
Ian Smith is match.d with Harry Grei
Tor "a a twSnty.rou1d bou, % referees dc
cislon nt New Orleans. MAY IN.
! Knockout LouEhiln has decided 70 take
I ,est before the opening % the outdoor sea
| .on The South Bethlehem battler has beei
! n busy boxer during the regulfr season
Joe Carson Of South Bethlehem. u pre-
/ pared 10 NEE Hddle WaEond again Johhn
! M.aiey or Peto LatTH.
Fred Sandow. New York wrestler know,
| On the mat. is IN Philadelphia anxious I
| meet any Of our lh0'pounders.
Jimmy Co.t.r has r,match.d Bobby Wol
sNrt 20 mc.t Eddie Leonard in New for
! next Tuesday night, twelve ROUNDS TO
! y,feres's declsiOn, at Hunts Point A.
These lids staged a Er"at bout at tho sam
club two weeks ago,
JAIN Perry. 81 Southwark VIII sRPsar
his hTst bout since meeting Nid Nilllan
wE,n ne takes on KID Hnvysy at Tr'nlo
Monday night IN q siv.rolnd'r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
Delaware cap,ures Track Meet

,hrov.h r", strcng in the nerd sv.nts 9, Home.
wood Yesterday and oHeiiy won tho aS ne
pItmAn 81 Delaware, and Clark, q Johns
HnpEins. Furnished tn" real thIi:d. %hsn .heS
"a e. was 0nly after n eteat deal Of dis
mute mat the race was finally a"hraed ~
Inc Johns HnpIins mar,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
Ian na,I Team Practices

Cbl,axo. Ma, :, The Woscda fJnpaD
t-HIwsrsi'y bar.haiI seam which arrived
horc frv lays aEo To bcSin = series ~
lanes ,-ith college tAaTns In this country.
tcrh is Arrt u rrknut Yesterday q" III" ala.
noEd W The Crivcrsltv Of Chicago whom
they p!AN uoIt Tu0HdhY,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
To Oman Country Club

Tho A. r. Kir~hbaum "mnloyrs VIII opcn
thNlr new country club at Fox Chase this
afternoon with baseball gam" between two
teams representing tho downtown and up
town forces David KIrsehbaum will throw
out the frst ball.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
More Home Runs Clouted by Our As

1t looked MS
Perkins Ralph to
Jimmy Burke
for
Elmer Allan
scored in that
oldtme form and after doing Joe Gsm
Romm had
started las left on
aid OF the department
Dusun did duet in the fifth and Jimmy scored the
following details 1t easily seen mar
As had themselves and intended 20 win
usually eighth
ommotion that Connie
hit instead of Kee
Chick Gallowa
while Allan mosteniug the
double Jimmy Dykes
In That ended
by catch by lilly Walker.
inning
OF
buseyN
looked
excellent Nobody do
looked like ball
probably had the dope when he decided him against right
exclusively.
Witt be overlooked The
played here and
with only bum throw his dcredit
norc 0 SIXTH
~ ccoiIv. A
dan u the ycsrInv and ,rhH
taking Me White Sor
ranh1rded n Ci~rcdrd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
A Single Hound

A Single Hound
When the opal rights IN the West had
died
And the night zoos ,ordpp'ne the red
.AsI come home b. IN. Yoodrand side
I heard the cry Of a single hound.
The huntsmon had gathered his pack
and gone;
The last Idtc hoof nod echoed a,oap:
The hors pas ttoan6tne a long ,oov on
For the only hound thot pos stiH
ostrdp.
While, needless Of all out the ,oork in
hond,
Up through tie brake nherc the
brdmbfe trins,
Crying MS joy TO the dro,osy iaad
Jduefin drove on burning line.
The air ,oas sharp 10Th touch Of
frost;
The moon come up Hke a wseel Of
Tho ,odil at the end Of the GOODS he
crossed
And fpno apav on the open ,ooid.
And long as I listened beside the stile
Steady and tireless, mile on mtIo,
The hunting ort Of O single hound.
W. II. o., In Punch.
u ,,,.,.. 49,. A.. p,0A
, ~"ss', "' s" '' ~ -.
kF" competitofs whq partaRe Oh
L baseball, golf, tennis or even box.
Ing, realize the leading role played pg
the wrists and hands In the Anal lever.
age which builds up the punch.
ANY entry with stiff wrists or with
weak wrists Ia under A blasting handi-
can in any of these sports. For it Is
the wrists In particular that give most
when the wrists are not operating in a
correct manner the body and arms
merely get In the way.
Tho In ar fash of spced the fash that
conns ne hat emb or racket hits the
II is much after the, manner OF crack :
ing a wnip. Inc shouEuers anu pous
play their part, out tne' mcfsy o"Gn
up the wrists wheh ,ne Uow
Launched. For the "ris's ieau '"e 'iaih
assault.
Three Instance,
ckbprNn,IEp ;s,., o, .roaIo5r,,
hi i 20" ""' 'os s'''' "
~ by NUMBER OF tons. ne Is even
light for normal hsavyweisht.
hitting power. Where does 1t come
from
TAKE loon at ms hands ana wrlsts
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What May Happen
In Baseball TOddy
NATIONAL, LEAGUE
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY

RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh, 10, 81. Louis, o,
Ghissso. .Aii Cincinnati, !.
pbiilies-Bosten, rain
Now Sork-Brookiyn, cold weather.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics, 10J Boston, o.
New York. o. Washingtea, ..
Cleveland, 81 Chicago, o.
Detroit, II; 81. Louis,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
Rodney Beck Lehlsh Tennis Capital,

Bethlehem. Pa. May In ldney Beck, O
philadelphia. has been chOFsn captain OF th
LehiEh unlvsrsity tennis team.
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SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PhllIies ~ Bcston.
brooklyn nt New York.
CinCinnad at Chicago.
~. Louis ut Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN LRAQCE
Borton ut Phiiadelphia,
New York at Washington.
Detroit At ~. Louis.
ChicaGv at Cleveland.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Buffalo, ~ Jerssy City, o.
Syracuse, 16t Newark, o.
Rochester 4; Rcadins. o.
Toronto, 81 Baltimore, 1.
Today's Schedule
Jersey City xat Buffalo.
ReNdfhE at Rochcster.
Baltimore ut Toronto.
NcNnrk nt SyraruAe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07

Jimmy Cort.r has remhtChsd Bobby Mol
EAST 10 mcst Eddie Leonard In New YORK
next Tuesday night. twelve rounds TO a
y,feree's decislOn, at Hunts Point a. a.
These lLds staged a great bout at tho same
club two weeks ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07

WE HAVE just located the king of
w liars. He informed us that he had
big bet down on Dempsey, but hopel
Carpenter would win. You'll hear OF
more of these later on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07

lax Perry 81 Southwark. will ApPesr IN
his hTst bout since meeting KID Willlams
wE,n ne takes on KID Hnvysy at trenton
Monday night IN q siN-roind'r'