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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Tmcc.Day Roping Contest.

1uetlal 20 10 " ora.
PAWGIrSkA. May 1.-THE ar
rival OF a herd Of 80 Mexican steer.
which are being pastured on the
Grammar ranch. prompted local
cowboys 10 put on roping contest.
~ tako place At the Maynard
Reward ranch on May -, IS and 20.
Tho ranch IS located between Fair
fax and ponca CITY The animals
are said TO be exceptionally fc-
rOcious.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed woods Entertain

The Woods cafe was the scene Of
merry gathering Tuesday evening
whom Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Woods On.
acrtaincd the lndicF auxiliary oH
Tho veterans OF Foreign Wars. Re
frcshmcuts were served during the
evening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
". " s. 81 rirst nap,id chuw,h.

The schedule announced FOR the
ntNdnv meeting Of the Wuman's
Miasionary sooioty ~ tho First Ban.
tgt church will consist Of the FOL.
loving. Executive committee meet.
ing at 1880 o'clock. "Biblc ana
Misalons." by Mrs. Dillard ~ ! I
O'Clock. lunch at noon Playct
"Tirod ~ Missions" at ! O'Clock,
business session ut O'Clock. The
play viii be given by the F1delis
class OF the church.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Juvenile Party.

Mrs w. .. LiEons announces that
hcr son, Biliy Ligons, will give a
juvenile party Saturday evening
from until 10 O'clock In honor OF
W. E brown, ir.. for whom many
delightful little gatherings have been
given by Tusa'R youngest sct during
the past few weeks. Dancing will
occupy the creator part OF tho eve.
ming
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Can't Keen out OF jail.

PhWHUskA May blob War
rior. an Osago Indian. who ~ said
TO have been an "oyosoro" to the
Ponca city police, who arrested him
on six different occasions IN "a single
week, IN behind the bars in Paw
huskn on tho old charge Of drunken
ncss. Warrior escaped from Ponca
city when he was finally given n
jsil sentence and forced TO work on
tho streets.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Wnmnn'a Club Rnnnnri

The Tulsa Woman's club will hold
Its annual banquet on Monday, May
l6, In the Kennedy restaurant at
q o'clock, The husbands of club
members will be the guests for this
occasion. Those desiring reserva-
uons may secure them by calling
Mrs. uley lIollerman,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
TO 1,ulilgutlnii.

The History and Literature club
will bo represented ht the third dis
trlct Woman's club convention at
Tahlequah by It's president. Mrs, J.
W. Smith, ad two delegates. Miss o.
II. Winn and Mrs. FINLEY Bowls. Tho
delegates left wednesday for Table
quah.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Mnmcn,. GnIId Mccis Al DAY.

Tho Womons Csuild ~ the Trinity
EpiHcJpal church will hold an all
day meeting Friday in the aHsonnly
hali II the church Luncheon VIII
ba served ut 1915 o'clock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

The Tulsa chapter OF the III Beta
Phi sorority will meet this evening
at the homo OF Mrs. W. nothwell
Banker In the Banker residence at
2s3 East Twelfth street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Tho Missionary society OF the
Boston Avenue NJ. II. church will
meet this afternoon with Mrs.
George r. Cathcy. 1i2t South Nor.
folk Host eHses will be Mesdames
McCuno and Smiley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
NIonilnlY NcCNniinn.

The Loyal Womens club of tho
Christian church will hold Its
monthly reception and business
meeting at o'clock Thursday after
noon In the church parlors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Mleh scorc nrIhgc Clnh.

Mrs. A. t. Mcrcn aud Mrs. II. NJ
Hunter will entertain the Hugh
Score Bridge club this afternoon in
the home OF Mrs. Hunter at i237
North ElWoud.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Tho Ladies' Bible class Of tho FIRST
MolhodiHt Episcopal church VIII
meet Ftidsy afternoon with Mrs W.
a. PARK, 913 West Third street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
". n. NJ =. Meets.

Tho Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the First Methodist church
will meet at 2:30 o'clock this after
noon al the home of Mrs. W. A.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Informal Imnchenn

Mrs. Presley @. Walker will on
tertaln 80 guests at an informal
luncheon In the County club today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Springer, 700 Osago drive. Al ladies'
Of the church hayo been Invited TO
attend
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Ions IAfe's y lovely think 60 tnow
With lovely health ana wealth
forsoott.
And lovely name and fame. nut.O
The iuvclincas OF YOUTH
james WhitcomD Biloy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Many interesting
items reduced on
the second floor,
but not adycr-
tised here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Many interesting
items reduced on
the second floor,
but not adver-
tiscd here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
SCENES IN CAMPS OF RIVAL
PUGS' ARE VAS7L YDLFFERENT
Dempsey Puts in Part of Day Hand
ing LARRY Williams "Kayo"
in First Round.
by Associated Press. |

ATLANTIC CITY. June 3l.-IacIl
dempsey tested his knockout punch
veteran and experienced campait;ncr.
fen Il victim to it. Williams. before
being Knocked out, was hoorcd by
Dempsey was fighting mad after
he had boxed the first two rounds
With the elusive Eddie O'IIarc. the
Shifty and fast moving O'IIare seem
go only to tantali2c the champion
Villains Slipped through the ropes
Tor the third round. lie seemed to
be giving Dempsey Il good woriiou,
when suddenly the champion whir-
PED i GXsr i li,, hook I" the chm.
sprawlcd {" the floor. The round
had not gone Il minute when Teddy
iiayS. who WAS rcfcrceing. called time
50 the daz"d Williams could sweep
the cobwcbs off his dizzy brain After
few seconds rest. they mixed ii
iuri"usly again. The Knockout must
Tor Tess than thirty seconds after they
started again Williams was on the
r"sined canvas completely knocked
out.
Dempsey cut his hoNinr with lack
i Mtnamlt to u round instead OF box,
after Rcnault furiously but the spec
taclc of seeing Williams lying Hat
on ms face evidently had bothered
D r"mi h ,n af,cr ho%ing a
weight. he called out Ia his handlers
that he had enough
liattlinG Giahcc. tn" Memphis negro
light hcaNywciEht, who waited for
.irht days To take u few punches at
Dempsey. no longer is a member of
the champions camp. C;ahcc left to-
night for Chicago, and thence for
Memphis, where Ec VIII tell his ad-
mircrs all about the Dempsey punch
Gahcc was in the ring with Dempsey
twice. The first time he was iioOrch
three times and had two teeth knock
ed loose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
COLTS AGAIN TAKE GAME
FROM SUFFOLK, 6 TO 4
Pound Ont Victory in Eighth In
ming, After Trailing
Cats.
CARROLL HURLS FRAMES
New Pitcher Docs Nicely After Re
iicvinS Hcatwolc i'm Second
Framc-Umpiring Is on Color
and Suffolk Suffers.
CARROLL HURLs FRAMES
Especial to The Tsmcs-pispatch.l


SUFFOLK, June 2l.-Eor six inn
ings the Richmond Colts trailcd the
Cats here this afternoon and then
opened up Il fusiladc OF hits. which
coupled with several SLOW plays on
the part OF the home team enabled
the visitors to score four runs in the
eighth and beat the cats. The Colts
added another tally IN the ninth.
which added to the four scored in the
eighth and single run in the first
gave them total Of SIX counters
for the afternoon. Tho best that the
cats could do was to score four runs.
Richmond'S scoring in the eighth
reSemblcd the first contest OF the Sc
RES. for II Was in this same inning
yesterday afternoon that the Colts
found Snyder for their first hit. Fikc
had managed TO noat along prcttv
nicely today until the fatal eighth.
and suffolk was leading the Colts by
inc score Of to !. when tn. team
led by Tommy Abbott. in the absence
OF Ray Ryan. pounded out a victory.
There was little in the game to in
tercst the Suffolk fans for the home
team lost and the umririnC was OF
color. Suffolk suffering the mos, at
the hands Of tho arbitcrs
suffolk drove Hcatwolc from the
mound in the second inning and Car
roll, who relieved him, pitched excel
lent ball for tho remainder Of the
game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
POLO CRITIC FAILS TO SEE
NEED OF A THIRD MATCH
Duke of Manchester Does Not BE-
licrc British Players viii
Win Contest To-day.
MN thc Dul<r nf NInnrhrstrr,

LONDON. June 2I.-This liz the eve
81 me second match in the interna-
fianai polo rubber. and fear that
: t.i unapie 70 see any prospect OF :,
lhird match being required
ihc more | think about S,tur,uy.s
match. the loss i can see any pros
poet of the English team being abIe
10 reverse the decision Of that day.
IL is. fear. useless To hone that
ne american ponies VIII gallon much
S.oWcr. or that the English ponies
a. ~ Is possible to hope that Lord
WWil ne much quicker than they were
Modchousc VIII reproduce his bril-
, ,nl performances Of Saturday, that
biarrett VIII improve In play and
shooting luck q little. and that romp-
h,ns"h VIII show marked improve
ncnt on Saturdays display that
n,nckctt VIII produce form in riding.
play and IN decisive, clearly cNpr"s.,J
Ecneralship which We know he is
capable of. :"
rs for the Americans. they will
inter me list tomorrow with the All
SthI Ilhc,up That won on Saturday.
captain DcNcrcuX Milburn's hack IL
al a., right; the careful massage OF Sun
n!ty ana Monday looscniftE IN his
muscles. which are now normal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
Carpenter Rests, Because Ills
Sparring Partners Arc 'Ill,"
After Nights Work.
by Associated Press. |

MANfIASSET. y. y, June ell
Georges Carpenters chief sparrinr
partners, Paul Journcc and Joe Cans
were nursing sore spots and Erouchcs
To-Day ana the challenger took adj
vantage of their indisposition to rest
lie was on the road during the cool
hours OF the morning and spent a
snort Time in the gymnasium this
afternoon.
.I"urnec was uffcring from Il broken
nose as q result OF his defeat by
charlie Wcincrt. in Brooklyn last
Was sun aching from the punches adj
ministercd by AuGie Rather.
me party WAS compelled to stay
the heat. hut Il cool breeze began
blowing late in the afternoon and all
sought comfort on the front porch.
J0nrn nc, was not In very gay mood,
ana Trainer Wilson started some
lively music on tai king machine in
an effort To cheer him. The affablc
trainer went SO far as to attempt :,
with his foot. but Journce refused to
smile.
Carpenter became Interested III Il
little boy who hung over the front
gates. waving 1T him. lie went down
to the fence and the child began
S H in perfect t,rGnch, Hs
Frcnchman who lives i'll a village
nearby.
fickinS some roses from Il bush in
the yard. tho challenger gave them to
the child, then called Wilson 10 cs-
cort the ycunrStcr across the road.
Carpenter is afraid that some of the
children who play, in The. roadway
Will be struck by passing auto
mobiles. Every time he sees a child
dart across the road in front uf u
machine he shouts a warning from
the front porch.
Manager ncScampS was in New
York today TO attend Il conference in
regard To the selection of Il referee.
He did not return TO the camp until
late tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
SPORTS

ESP Esp tS.iiS9 Won, Won; Ground Swell. ll3 .tM,
HHGi sn SEQ. third. Time-l:i2 II
rp Si,,y Melio,a. Missed the Tin
Fourth fac"-for four-y year Odds and n,
ella Inning; rurse. si.t00; ono milo and
sixtccnth-- Sam McMcekin. ITO Voo'
81 l.6O. $40, $500. won; poilu. los (Frsi
cist. 1870 $50 second: Cantiicvcr, II
tPauD. 1920. third. Tlmo-l:iT ST. W.
Flower. Captain Tom. Kalllpolis. o.
Birthday. Bcnccia, Ask Hex also ran.
rum racc-the Chester Park; for thr,
year olds and up: purse. Sl,S0O; six Iu
longs Tuition. li2 tMorrisscy). So
$3.50. $500 won: Jack Hare. Jr.. L
I'ooD. si.30. S2.5o. second: by GoiIy, i
tRoDcr,s). $3.50. third. Timn--l;ii
Also ran-ltnpid Day. John S. Rearo.
blanche Mae. lien Valet and Dark Iiors
sixth raCc--two year Odds: Niles, claIt.
inE: purse, $1,000: I'VE furlongs-waywa
Lady. llj tGnrncr). 1890. $3.50. So.
won. Nom. us l'OoD. $500. $40, So
ond. Birdie e.. ITO tFieldsJ. 1920. thir
Tim"--i:0 2-5. Bright Trash. Tony s.,
Foul weather. Brass Tacks. Field la
also ran.
seventh racc-fouE- ycar-olds and u
claiming: $1,000. one mile and a sixteen
High car l0j Scobi"D. $40 }2.6O. 32.1
Won. Mab. lOi tFicidsb. 81 90. $40. Sc
ond: Dahabiah H.. 100 lGarner). S:.f
third. Timc--l:46 3-J. Aa2oa. Walt
II. pcarcc, MnnIurinc uat, Captain Burr
Loul" Lou. Cars Daughter also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
LATONIA RESULTS

First rac"-fnr four ycar-olds and nm
Giainlnt rnrs". si.Ao0; onr mil" ana a
700. ESQ won. Colonel LIT. 10. oar.
n9rD; fi;n. {3I0, second: polph los
tfi"lds) 'i.sn. third. Timc-l:i; -
Also Thr-il"TN"st King. pl; Eyes az
YOUTH. Mex. Jr.. ami poNatcllo.
claiming; purse. $500: 'ive furlongs.
StoneM;,ll, 10 tMurrayp. St.s0. 90 :.;G.
Won: The Coloh"is Lady. lij tL!ly). $3.50
t3io. second. Ethel NHic. --- upDbcrts,,
$50 ihird .,Tsme-.l'6i rs. Also ran
ti"rn"den. lack Terrell nurEiu.ntnl.
Conmhmdcrt ulin. Fedora FRANK lloyd.
ShG!bEr!!Ic. S"Cy Lane. GcuyEcttc
MIRA race ;or four ycHr-OldS and M
Niles and mares: claiming. purse. 3 500
AlN iutlonHs Nhhr! O.. lOh (INllIikl 81 nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
MEAT PACKERS LEAGUE
Standing of Teams.
Wilson. IL: Morris. =.

Wilson'S Certified took the lead by
defeating Morris " Co. > to !, while
kingan dropped their game to Swift
~ Co. The hitting of Crittendcn,
with FIVE hits and Il fly to center field
in six times M. featured. one of his
hits being Il home run, with two men
on bases.
Score by inning: X. II. T..
Wilson * CO.. .2G3 100 Oi2-l5 Il J
Morris " CO.. 100 l22 DO II =
Batteries: Wilson n Co.-Tayior
and Taylor: Norris " Co.-Boyd, l.ig-
EOn and BroadduS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
Jersey Commission
Favors Erlle to Referee

NEW YORK, June 2l.--Harry
Ertle. of Jersey City, will be
named tomorrow by. the New Jer-
sey state Boxing Commission as
referee for the Dempsey Carpen-
tier fight on July >.
This WAS announced today by
Joseph Cassidy. secretary to the
commission. following a confer
cncc of all principals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
r. & II. Telephone Con,n,nx >,,t,

French allowed Hcrbcrt Tarrv-
town only four hits yesterday. with
the result that the ChcSancaj, mn
Potopac Telephone Company won bv
the score Of u TO 4. Carpo was tho
star of the day with the willow
connecting for home run with two
men on bases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
SENATORS ARE BEATEN
BY ATHLETES IN 10TH
philadelphia,

'.tII'U IOE NIUETIlUEc IN cIcNCnth.
zone out when winning run
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
RICHMOND GIANTS EVEN
SERIES WITH BLACK SOX

Coming back after their defeat at
the hands OF the local team Monday.
the Baltimore Black SoN ycstcrda y
.vcncd the series between TWO col
orcd mines, by trouncinS the Rich
mond Giants by a 17-to-5 count. The
heavy hitting of the visitors featured
the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
"A AMERICAN GOLFERS
REMAIN IN BRITISH EVENT
Battle Way Through Large Field
in Qualifying Round Over
Scotland Course.
lily Associated Press. !

ST. ANDREWS. SCOTLAND. June
zl.-fourtccn American golfers won
their way through the qualifying
round OF the medal play over the
inks of the Royal and Ancient Golf
Cub here yesterday and today. and
are entitled To compete in the match
play Tor the British open golf cham
pionship. which will be contested
Thursday and Friday. Charles Evans.
Jr, the American amateur champion.
and Wilfred Reid OF Wilmington.
Del, Country Club. failed to qualify,
tInclr aSErcE4tc scores for the two
Gays medal play each being I63 The
iaSt Qualifying place Was l6i.
mos. who qualified are: Jock
iiii ~. Jim iiarncs. Bobby Jones.
George Mclean. Charles i!oIfncr, Fred
Mcleod. Walter Hagen Tom Kcr-
riean, Clarence Hackney, William
French.
Jones and Hutchinson are paired i'm
' tne hrst day OF match play. In adj
qualified thcr. will be two AUS
,raii;,ns, three Frenchmcn and on.
Spaniard In the match play. The re-
British.
During the play tn. new course is
not being used. owing To the rough
condition OF the putting greens, due
TO he dry weather
The cards Of the American COM
pcritorS for the two days' pIay fol-
low: Jock Hutchinson. 'ilcnview Coun-
HE Gun thicaEo. .l-tH--li6. Jim
Barnes. Pelham. 7S-7C--iiS. Lobby
Jones. Atlanta. 76-5G--i52. DR.. Paul
Iiunt"r. California. S0-T3-I53. j.
Douglas Edgar. Atlanta, 7S-75-ll:i
George Mclean, Grassy Sprain. New
York. .I,!7-l5i. Charles Hofincr.
philadelphia, 73-S1-i5i Fred Me
Lcqd. WashinEton. sl-73-iji. Wal
ter iaGcn. Detroit, 77-S0-i57. Tom
k"rriEan. Siwancy, 7S-79---l57. Clar-
cncc Hackney. Atlantic City. 1850
los. William Mclhorn. Shreveport
S3-IG-l59. John Burgess. AshoviIlc.
S3-1'-l60. Emmett French. Youngs-
town. Si-11--lGl. Charles Evans. .Jr.
Wilmington, S2-Sl-lG3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
knights of Columbus Ia piny.

An Interesting game is expected to-
morrow afternoon AT o'clock when
the Chesapeake and Potomac Tclc-
phone Company baseball team lines
lip against the strong knights OF
Columbus nine at Byrd Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22

Totals .3i 10 81 II
'Battcd for McWccncy in second.
iBatted for Wilkinson in ninth.
Score 10y innings: Il
Cleveland .......l 0 o OF
Chicago .....l 0 Q 0 O.;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
Totals $3.50.
'ISatt,i for

'Eattcd for Naylor in cirth.
IRAN for Mccain in eighth.
tBattcd for Il. Harris in fourteenth.
Score by innings: r.
600 800 ola 600 Ol0-6
..UUl "U2 0u2 600 oil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
trooliISn. !; Philadelphia. =.
Boston. i6: New York, :,
ST. Louis. BIZ: Chicago. G-5.
STANDING OF CII-Hs

WHERE THEY rLAI TODAY.
Chicago ut st. Louis.
Philadelphia nj SrOOkIyn.
Hostun at New York
fSh f,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
attacks "Closed'' Competition

TUST the II did good listen to the address
Of Judge Boruwc, when be fearless,y attacked the
"arsocraCy of athletics and condemned the artificial
barrier erected By three of leading colleges meaning
Princeton, Harvard and Yale lie said that closed
petition would ruin the in the future and character
lied it unsportsmaulike and un American
1t Mr.. Bouniwell who first conceived the idea OF
honorns the Boston College football team. He had his
and they good Before presenting the
trophy 70 Captain Urban he said
The Veteran Athletes Of Philadelphia have viewed
with widening pndcavor to an exclusive
class N athletics Mindful Of the importance Of clean
athletics. not merely for the sport itself but the life
OF nation. have noted the that has begun
creep into amateur and collegiate sports. As
who believe in the democratic influence of competition
we repudate the theory that a can Justly
claim championship who refuses upon equal
terms worthy opponents regardless of the arstocrac
pretensons Of clique Of colleges the creation OF
religious racial division. No is a champion Of
the world who refuses any challenger his title.
and team is cuutpd TO rank the best team in its
class which, By system Of careful selection provides
advance for series Of hollow vctoros order that il
and two other colleges may between themselves
pretend to decide the football baseball championship OF
the eastern United States
We view with contempt the boxing champions who.
made so by the doubtful virtue Of referees decision
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28

remain champions by tho easy cHr lcnt Of locking up
their title in safety deposit vault and hope to arouse
such volume of sportsmaukc sentiment throughout the
country to either deny these people the money that
they seek their honors into require them
70 surrender their who have the real idea
Of sportsmanshp.
Il think speak the united voice OF nssociationa
Judgment predcaed upon life long experience both iu
the direction and supervision Of all kinds of athletic
deavor-when formally proclaim that, in the judgment
OF the Veteran Athletes Association Boston College
upon its seasons record having played the strongest
schedule that could be arranged for the team,
fully met and defeated all ConCrs, including Yale, and
both by the type Of it's performance and the total Of
scored appeals to all fair the strongest football
team IN the eastern United states. In other form Of
endeavor could It be successfully maintained that any
team whose record was marrcd by a tic game could be
placed in the ascendancy that had success.
fully defended its goal line and crossed its opponents
"TT is therefore tcth peculiar pleasure that Of
Philadelphia proclaim independence Of ci.hcr
social or an drtstocrutc Clique icho could seek TO
confnc the football cham mptonship Of America TO
three certain colleges. II is not merely unSports
mdntke, out u IS dangerously IN american, and as
men rcho believers fair play decline 10
assent TO any such mere .ricious stunddrd -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-28
amateur Sports

First Dutch juniors would like to hear
from fourteen en-sixteen.year-old aggrega tions
either ut home away Thomas l.. Jones.
221l North Bancroft street.
The Aldon A. c.. n ssvente een n! n!neteen-
10 arrange games with teams Of this class.
at home or away. d. Carr. 4los Brandy
wine street.
Manager John Martin wishes TO announce
that the Crescent Juniors, OF South Phila-
uClphia. have disbnnded for the remainder
OF the season. Any teams having games
with the Crescent Club will please consider
taid games Cancelled.
Aldou 4. &. Reserves, a tourteen-sixteen-
year-old team. would like to arrange
games with teams OF this class offering fair
Inducements. r. Coulter, sol North Six
teenth street.
Tho Cambria 4. C.. a frst-class team.
wants games with teams paying fair guar
antees r Eisner. 2040 Kcnsngton avenue
Arnuncintion &. c. Juniors made It eight
straight last night yhen It defeated th@
South Philadelphia y A. juniors, "a to ~
Tho Suburban u. c. would llk9 TO hea
from all ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS teams haVin
halls. A C. Ransnow, 56o7 North Ameri
can street.
The Twentieth Century Club basketball
hve would like to hear from all fourteen.
teams having halls. John
Mcguire, 3ilS East Hartvile street.
Claremont Club desires to book games with
second class home fvee Offering reasonable
Inducements. Ed L. Banjo. 9il South Sec
ond street.