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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
Players at Top of
Major League Records
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SHERWOOD MAKES IT "a
Community Association Wins 24th
Game in 27 Starts

The Sherwood Community Assoria-
ton. Of West Philadelphia. won its
twenty fourth game Of the season yes
tarday afternoon. when it defeated the
Southwark Club, of South Philadelphia,
I to L.
Roy Sovering. star twirler OF the
Shers, was on the mound once more
and was in little danger. outside Of the
seventh inning. In this frame the
South Phillip lads got to him and scored
three runs in short order. The home
club came back strong. however, and
registered the same number in their
half OF the canto.
Sherwood has several open dates dur
ing the remainder Of the season for
Saturday. Sunday and twilight games
either at home or away. Allan Brown,
1906 chester avenue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
DUNDEE ON HEELS
OF TWO CHAMPS
chaney's Opponent for To.
night Believes He Can Whip
Leonard and KiIbane
BROWN is TO BOX RICE
Program of Ring Bouts
at Shibe Park Tonight

p. M.---.Toe Jackson. Philadel-
phia. vs.. Jimmy Sullivan, New
York. Six rounds.
S:3O--Al Wagner. Philadelphia.
vs. Danny Frush, Baltimore. Eight
rounds. .
9:15-Harry Kid Brown, Phila-
delphia, vs. frankie Rice, Balti-
more. Eight rounds.
10 :O0-Johnny Dundee, New
York, VS.. George Chaney, Balti-
more. Eight rounds.
10 :45-Willie Jackson, New
York, VS.. Jimmy Hanlon, Denver.
Eight rounds.
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MADE HONORARY MEMBER
Third lanark Soccer Team Honors
Herman L, HohIfeId Of This citv

Third lanark Soccer Team Honors
Herman L. HohlfeId, Of This City
Inc Third l.anark soccer team which
defeated Philadelphia at Disstor
Park IN Saturday. honorod Herman l..
Hohlfeld, Of the Industrial Soccer
I.cagir and donor of the Hohlfeld
trophy. by making him an honorary
member " the organization. aml also
presented him with gold medal.
During tE" soccer teams stny in
this city they We're the guests of Mr..
ll0nlfeld on Friday. and before the
game on Saturday were rendered a ban.
Quet by him AZ the Manufacturers
Club. il was also Mr.. Hohlfeld who
was selected to make the kickoff at
Saturdays game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
Has Been the Field of All Sports
GaIician Boxer, After
Dempsey, Is in Spain

Madrid, July 1T.---Andres Balsa.
the Galician heavyweight boxer.
who. 1t was recently announced
herc. had issued challenge TO Jack
Dempsey for the worlds champion
ship. arrived here today and issued
challenge to all comers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
Reach A. A. ReoraanIzes

The Reach A. A, has reorgan zed and
Sunday, july 2a and "a, The Reach team
last year played all the leading clubs and
had record OF % won and lost They
Bridesturs Nativity. NJ u, Smith and stet-
son. Plant and Dillon have been signed as
pitchers AZ bone tsanE gishins this At
GRADE street or phone Ksnsinston 1901 ".
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
Jap TENNIS ACE BEATEN
n'mIdzu, eaffled by Sizzling Serv-
leo, Loses to s. n. VoshelI


lee, Loses to s. n. vosheli
Greenwich, Conn. July 1S.-Japan' 3
1ns ace, Zenzo Shimidzu. went down
Y defeat In his second match on Amer
s,.n courts at the Field Club here-a
|seeat that strange to say, proved him
Il great player.
1e made splendid uphill tussle
ssa,hH 3. Howard Noshell, man who
S aas thirteenth nationally fought off
SM Ss,est several times. but had to yield
snsly not to superior generalship or
.ontrol' but to sizzling sharp breaking
.vice mat he rarely could fathom. and
down. "' was "'n'u't 10 break
soshell. playing the best tennis he
E SHOWN IN two seasons. won after
a.ee hard sets by the close scores Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
INDIA LEADS FRANCE
Latter Must Win Both Singles e
Avoid Davis Cup Elimination

Paris. July lS.---William Fl. Lau.
rentz and ]. Brugnon, representing
France, were defeated here by A. Fyzee
and l.. Dean, India, in the mems
doubles of the Davis Cup lawn tennis
series. The score was 6-1, 90. 2-6,
90. Ga.
France must now win both the
singles games today in order to avoid
elimination, the teams having divided
the first two singles matches evenly.
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ICY" SIMENDINGER STARS
Makes Two Homers In Game cres
soma Loses to PhiIlies, 81

soma Loses to PhiIlies. e.7
POttsville. July 1S.-The Phllies paid
visit to this town yesterday and were
vctors in their tilt with the Cressona
Tigers. Q to I. Lee Meadows started to
hurl and held the Tigers at his mercy,
retiring after the fourth inning.
In the ninth Cressona staged an old .
fashioned rally. Fidler and Irving got
singles and along came "Cy" Simen-
dinger and lifted the sphere over the
center field fence for his second circuit
clout scoring his two pals ahead of him.
Tray horned into the limclight with a
wonderful catch. which made the third
out and cut off two runs Munroe. at
second base. was the fielding star of the
game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
Providence Net Play Opens Today

seventy and 100 Of tho worlds -oScmost most
tennis PLAYERS entered in tho State
championship tourns ment, which opened To-
Aay az the AEawan Hunt Club. md continues
throughout the week. The play will include
nges and doubles IN the mems and wom-
en- : divisiOrs
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oacred Heart Trims RosedaIe

.helr cssSSiten Heart Cadets added .Hnoiher to
u G seu' yesterday by defeating RosedA le
sa vas u tbs IN which the pitching Of PAY
Heart trImm. edtuSe On Saturday Sacred
This maIaa, Penn Dragon r c., - 10 q
Heart. Twelve straight WINS for Sacred
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
English Motorists Scratched

Paris. July lS.--The scra tchtns OF seven
English cars from the Grand Prix OF the
hutemoble Club Of France, TO be run at
IH Mans on July 26. leaves only American
and French entrants for tho contest. -Four
Iuesonbers cars, one Mathis and four Bal
iOts are entCrei.
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Ball Reappoints FohI

81. Louis July is PM! Bail. owner or the
ST I.ouis Americans. today announced the
r.apDOin nent OF Lee Fuhl as 1922 manager
The announcement made at this t'ne
MIR. Rail explained. to stop rumors that Fohl
was to be released
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St. Columbus c. c. Desires Game,

St Columbus 9 e viii be forced - travel
owing 70 the loss ~ their homo grounds and
would Ike m arrange games with all frst-
class hom" clubs. Have July "a. "a and
dates In August open. Address Thomas
Bowie. I1Of State -'ree'.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Jack Quinn. for several years one Of the
leading risht-hand pitchers Of the Amer.
lean League. as q member Of the Yankees.
and q man Of almost twenty years huriina
experienoo In the miners and majors viii
retire at the end OF this season 10 become
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
GOSSIP FROM THE LITTLE
LEAGUES AND SEMI-PRO RANKS

wa conrSy'. "So. .iSr Nsy York shU nine got
They started by defeating Mount T HoIIy liz" Oh 10
! u n hftren lnnings' Second Baseman Ryan,
with four safeties, proved the star.
new players entered In the second half
%srns K@Hk1se: Tnieh wSn all It's contests in ,he
Media, TO j.
fans by his scintilla ting exhibition A. short,
but bis work S,nt FOR naught as MarshaiI e
smith lost to Sharples 10 I.
and StrawbridEe Clothier started ON on
aanother Winning streak; beating Spring CITY.
with three hits. one Of Which wss @aS ne Hnr star
Pinch Hitter Henry accounted for No,s
RridesbaTs < His single a Tn Shn SE%r Srye1rS me
Kennedy. N
Catcher spohrer. OF the North Phnlies. .
hitting tn" Old apple AT terrih clio III"
had four b,ngles against American Steel ana
his homer was big factor in the / .to-5
victory,
Harry Fritz has heen with Nativity a,most
two weeks and in that time the uptowneTs
have not lost Fritz is considered BY man"
as the classlest third sacker in the semi.
pros,
Fletshcr oHthis Dobson 10 to IT, but the
kewpie Dean had four hits and Lefty NoIan
Ave, '
Resident~ of Glenside, including Bobby
Winsklll have no fear OF numbsr thiTtasn'
Glenslde won its thirteenth game in the
suburban LeaGue and Twinns famed thir-
teen and yielded bat two hits.
Chief Bradley added another victory n his
list for DOylestown in the Mont zomerv
County League by trimming tho soudsrton
champs TO 4 and DoyleStown retsins tba
lead, The reconstructed Chestnut HiiI az.
sresation was swamped by Lansdaie. 10 to ).
The j. r, Burns Club continued its wirnip,,
streak nosins out the y. Sneilenburs team
10 to 7 Baker pitched good hall for the
this was the deciding factor In the defeat.
The piayiRs Of Iep Stevenson, IN, star
Aaaeoek basksthAt PLAYER. At second base.
49, rfspSnsips ~ % ,sanosner a victory FOR ths
, 70 <atn dan inninss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
Rex Juniors Have Open Dates

The Rex 4 \. hrst-class uniformed
'unior team. has open dates on it's assbait
home clubs. Address Homer Rhawn, 26l
West Work street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
Hetalns Irish Net Title

b Cslifo SG|iy lh,--Mss El.za.eth RYAN,
kwn tenUirnS tenSisn a., r"Iained the Irish ladies'
|wallls in i tbs sehssnmPonshtp an b. defeating Miss
|'ne score vas az o. the title tournament.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

NEWCOMERS In the industrial base
~ ball ranks were the highlights in
the week end doings in their respective
organizations. In the Industrial League
, the big noise was the 3 to O victory OF
Western Electric over Supplee- Biddle
! Pitcher Bacho was on the hill for the
! live wires and did not yield hit or run
and famed fifteen.
I In the Philadelphia Manufacturers
League, WiracO Screw and Machine
Works making its debut, won from
Hatch Motors, Pitcher Cohen was in
rare form and famed seventeen of the
motorists and pitched wonderful game
The Wins Cskrmakers. Of the Industrial
and Allegheny nyepue with independent
FSmes n"Ckt their hSrds.t 5.S Ss;iSsnment S OF
! Phil HagGerty's Nativity athletes. The
seasons record attendance Is anticipated.
Mason. star hurler of the p. r. T. nine.
added additional lsurels by his wonderful
! by TO 3. making the seventh straight win
for the trolleymen.
"Pop" Hoover is in aRan The veteran
innings, Mull famed thirteen Giants.
Amber is back again in nr,, place in tho
Twin County League, winning from keasby
| and. MattlHOn n 10 l. tnrOuRn Mlchner =
| wonderful pitching,
| sam GermOns Lit ath etes are playins good
ball, but are consistently losing. The store
! boys always put up great game and on
| Saturday outhit Nativity two TO one.
HilldaIe has made some record scores late
| " The West Point Cavalry Deta achment
was an easy victory, % to 2, The Darbyites
OontT buted seven home runs,
DOUG shrres. former Penn harler. is doing
nicely for Smith -Furbush. He allowed the
Nebra ska Indians but nve hits and his team
won 2 TO l,
Walter Johsnns. Of Stetson, has speared a
reliable pitcher In Shubert. who was with
Dave Bennis at Chestnut Hiii. He turned In
another victory, this time over Tydol, 10 l.
Freddie Meisler. at third starred for the
hatmakers.
Every one 10 talking of how Logan SQUARE
was busted on BY Hilldale and nov. they arc
buxzing about the Sensational 10 tWolvs-
inning clash lost 20 shanahsn. Baseball
! game truly Is 3 Funny game,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
Bingles and Bungles

ittsburgh. the National I.eague Ianders
won In the tenth inning over New York
after two men were out, The Giants had
tied the score In the ninth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
Banks Defeats Hepbyrn at Tennis

Ions Branch; n; J.; July ls,-..Playins in
exec lent form. 7. Banks, former Yale tennis
star, defeated Hepbyrn. the Oxford. C'nm
bridge player, hv scores of Ga, rs, o. on
the COURTS OF the Seahright Lawn Tennis and
Cricket Club here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

or ninety three hits made In tho American
League In rye gsme4 yesterdey. two were
hits In fortY.one hits In two games.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Mr. DeVont-AccOrdinE to our records
Slim Harris las seven straight Victories 10
his credit His record for the season 10
date IL eight games won and the same mum
ber lost.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Much difficulty in removing spark plugs Ia
traced directly to their he'ng inserted when
done, as tn? metal contracts when the engine
cools making the plugs entirely too tight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Pitcher Red Fdber. Of tho Chicago Amsr
cdns. Wor his nireteenth Dane oJ the seosop
IN q close ttoiriin0 duel Of ten inrinos tpitI
Myers, Of Boston,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Harry Iasky has Fred Breysr, 100; Al
Kramer, i40; sammy Rose. 1l5i Danny
Memo, l20 and Young karnnrh. I3. IN
shape to meet any one their respective
lights.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Buggy Brown Will leave on July % with
the Third Regiment. y. G. p. and will re-
turn from cRmp on AusuSt u. While away
Buggy will keep in shape and after he gets
back to Philly he viii be ready for the best
of the llS-pounders.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Benny Leonard won't have II 50 easy
gainst Lew Tender" said Jack Myers at
the sportsmen's table OF Cafe Louis the
other day--and the regular daily discussion
was on, majority Of those present he
lisved Leonard would be the winner. but
there were only a. few who believed the
champion would a knockout. Per
sonally" said Louis Kamp, II think Tender
will be the winner .
George Sksanler, Of South Phila delphia.
comes out with bold deh to l.. Marrits Of
the Bachelors club, Skyaner Is sure he
can knock harrits block off and hopes that
the bachelors club member accepts MS
challenge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
rMBAT7LED HOlMEBREDS =,
n ARE READY FOR OPEN GOLF
Winner and Runner.Up
:. In National Open Coli

1sp4--wiGie Dunn, w Campbell
1sob-H5race Rawlins, Willie Dunn.
1see-James FOULS. Horace Rawiins.
1s07-Joe Lloyd. Willie Anderson.
lsgs-Frrd Herd, Aleck Smith.
1s0o--willio Smith George Low, Val.
Fitzjohn. w. II. way.
1e00-Harry Vardon. J. II. Taylor.
1901 Willie Anderson. Aleck Smith.
Play-off--Anderson won,
l0O2-Dawrence Auchterionie, stewart
Gardner, 'wsiter 7. Travis.
feo8-Wtllie Anderson. David Brown.
Plsy-off-Anderson won.
le04-Millie Anderson, Gilbert Nichols.
lpO5-Wllllo Anderson, Aleck Smith.
1908-Aleck Smith. Willie Smith
10OI-Aleck Ross. Gilbert Nichols
leos-Fred Mcleod. Willie Smith. Play
on-McLcod won.
l90a--George Sargent. Tom McNama ra.
1O1o-Aleck Smith. Macdonald Smith,
J. J: McDermott. Play-on-A
Smith won
l911--J. J. McDermott. NJ. J. Brady.
GeorEc q. Simpson, Play-ofY--
McDerr1ott won.
ieiS--'Francis ouimet Harry Vardon.
Edward Ray. Play-off--Oulmet
iai4--wsl,er C. Hagen. 'chsrle, Evans.
ieiS-'charles Evans. Jr.. Jock Hutch
ison.
1p17-1p1S-Not held
l9le-Walter Hagen. Mike Brady.
1020-Ted Ray. Harry Vardon, Leo Die
gel Jack Burke. Jock Hutchison.
Amateur.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Motorists would do well in hot wca ther 10
test the air pressure in their tires every
few days 10 see that tie leakage Of air
has not reduced the pressure TO a point
whore the tire will suff"r harm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Doug shrfeg, former Penn hlrler. Is doing
nicely for Smith -Furbush. He allowed the
Nebra ska Indians but nve hits and his team
won 70 l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

When you have trouble with your lights
take a test Rmp or a voitmeter and test
out the circuit, beginning at the point where
the lighting wire should take Its current.
This will enable YOU TO discover where the
circuit is interrupted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Jack Mccarthy is negotiating for a match
up the State between Duser Kelly and
Young Weymhn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

HiIIdaIe has made some record scores late
~ The West Point Cavalry etRchment
was an easy victory, % to 2. The Darbyites
nnntr buted seven home runs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

II v. Young - | ; . o OOi Is ~ !
svenns Ledger q q q o. Is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Walter Johsn Of stetson, has speared a
Dave Bennis at Chestnut Hiil. He turned In
another victory, this time over Tydol, 10 l.
Freddie Meisler. at third, starred for the
hatmakers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

The j. r, Burns Club continued its wirnir,,
streak nosins out the y. Sneilenbure team
store hOys bu, his support was moor and
this was the deciding factor In the defeat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Chief Bradley added another victory n nj.
list for DOylestOwn in the Mont 1omery
County League ny trimming tho So,,dsrton
champs TO and DoyleStown retsi ms ~. .
lead The reconstructed Chestnut HiiI az.
sresation was swamped by Lansdaie lp 10 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

u Is inadvisshle 20 Use white lead or
other material containing oil to stop a
leak in q gasoline connection. The gasoline
would dissolve the oil, thereby making the
repair useless.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
LEDGER LOSES ONE
ourrsnders to c. w. Young Team at
s.Phjliies' Park BY 8 to q

The EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER base
bsn tam lost to the G. W. Young, Of
Tie Philadelphia Manufacturers Base.
ball League. at the Phillies Park yes
terday afternoon. 3 to 4. The features
| Of theeame were the playing of Haines
at third for the Ledger, and Schnoor,
The Young center fielder.
While Kalman and Kuntz both we're
BIT hard, they managed TO get by very
|well with the exception of the second
Inning, when the sos spmakers punched
their bingles on Kalman. and in the
tghth the newspaper boys got to Kuntz
Tor three runs. The lineup:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
Scraps about Scrappers

All Grays Ferry is pulling hard for
Jimmy Pep" Gibbons to place himself
in the local tistic spotglare as worthy
foe for the best mittmen of his weight.
Since the retirement of vi vi Erne
Grays Ferry has been having hard
time to keep from being blOttpd off the
pugilistic map here. There are 4 mum
Der of youngsters from that district in
the ring. but none has been able to
place himself out in front as logical
opponent for top-notchers in his
class Bobby Mccain is trying to
earn prestige in the featherweight
division, while Gibbons is out to estab-
ilsh reputation In the weiterweight
class. Pen" is confident that he will
whip Jack Palmer next Wednesday
night and then he plans to go after
Pat Bradley, latest of tn" Philadelphia
comebackS
training daily with Jimmy Gibbons. Null.
weight.
Tickets for the Leona rd Tender bout we're
put on sale today. In Philadelphia tho
precious pasteboards are being distribute ed
at the Taylor-Gunnis headquarters, south
east corner Thirteenth and Filbert streets:
at SIS Chestnut street and schotts Cafe.
20 VI n
New York az the Criterion cafe and ~
Atlantic City they are one sale at the
Beaux Arts Cafe.
Frankie Howell. tho sob. will slip on the
gloves In the semi-nnal to the Gibbons
Palmer set-to at the Eleventh Street Arena
Wednesday night and oppose Young Ketcheii.
The prelims are Clemenceau VS., Harry Cos.
ter: Buggy Brown w. Young Johnny Clark
and Jack Ray vs.. Jack Lynch.
Harry Iaaky has Fred Breysr. 100: Al
kramer l4O; Sammy Rose, ll6 Danny
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Wid Conroy's New York Shin nine got
away 70 poor start, but the veteran say,
they are ready to trim the best from now on
They started by defeating Mount Holly 2 70
IN hf'"en innings, Second Baseman Ryan,
with four safeties, proved the star.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18
You Auto KnO,U

When the steering wheel seems to turn
ha rder than usual a nat tire is the proba BILE
expla ma tion and sometimes there Is ten
dency for the car to edge toward the SIDE
which tho trouble has developed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Every one is talking of how Logan SQUARE
was busted on BY Hilldale and nov. they arc
inning clash lost 20 Shanahan Basebai
game truly IL 3 funny game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Residents Of Glenside, including Bobby
Wnsklll, have no fear of number thiTteen
Glensl de won its thirteenth game in the
Suburban League and Twining famed thiT-
teen and yielded bat two hits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

The Delaware County League has ns,v
new players entered In the second half
R0ckdale, which won all its contests in the
Media, TO !. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Sam GeTmOn's Lit ath'e are pla wing good
ball but are consistently losing The store
boys slways put up great game and on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Catcher SDohrer. OF the North PhilIies. 10
hhtins IN" old apple AT terrih clip 'He
had Tour D'ngIrs against American Steel and
victory
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

Pitcher Collins was steady in tn, pinche,
and StrawbridEe Clothier started ON on
Rpyersfs-d. 10 I. Ad Swislcr vas the star
with three hits, one of which was a home