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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
.ONLY ONE CAGE
TEAM FOR PH|LA.
New Eastern Basketball League
Circuit Will Be Composed
Of Eight Clubs

The basketball fans Of Philadelphia
VIII have less opportunity of witness
ing big league bal next season than
haS been their portion for at least ten
wears. only one local team is in the
maxi" up "t the new Eastern Basket
ball L"aguc. which was formally
launched at meeting yesterday after.
noon.
III" circuit will include Philadelphia,
Camden. Harrisburg. Reading. Trcn-
ton, Contcsyilir, Wilkes Barre and
Scranton. The latter two were former
momberS Of the Penn state League.
which has ugit tine basketball field after
seven years Of existence
William Myers will have the Phia
deIphia team and will in all probahl-
fly b" located IN new hall. whic h
will seat about 1000 persons. With 40
opposition the club should draw i'm d.
m"nSe crowds aud h" assures a great
lineup.
4 schedule of fifty six games will be
! adopted, CGrh Of tho clubs playing
twenty eight games OF home and tn"
sam" number away. 1t may be diii-
cut iAr0ul I" arrange, as three clubs
hav" aIrcady pUl in bid for Saturday
night, these being Philadelphia Read
ing and Harrisburg The matter will
be further complicated il Wilkes
Barre presses its claim for Saturday.
II would mean with three teams at
homo on Saturdays that they would
have 10 give up eight Saturdays. With
! only one club in city games could br
played on almost any night. There
viii be weeks when two games would
! have to b" played at get in the twenty
/ eight home contests. even though a team
stuck 10 one night.
President Schcffcr says the new
league looks good 10 him. Asked il
! there vas any probability "f the Penn
! stat" starting again he replied "Thcrc
/ u absolutely no chance of the Penn
/ state playing next year, Before Scrau
/ ton and wilkes Barre sought admiS
( sion they had meeting and it wa,
| agreed to disband Manager Myers
! has a grear chance here with only on,
club in the city"
For city the size Of Phiadclphia
/ on" basketball team is not very repre-
sentative, especially as the Eastcrr
Lohgur originated here and for many
Years held three Of the six franchises
| Gradually it dwindlcd 10 two and now
| there il but one.
II pavcs the way for some Of the
| local clubs To get together and form n
| Philadelphia League. with the pick ol
the minor talent, One new circuit that
promises TO be composed Of eight stronp
teams will be launched with the for.
nation Of the Philadelphia Catholic
League. a meeting for which will bC
called shortly a.
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dent or injury. The British team so..,.
hard and played we'll. but thn Uusa ~u
pcctcd speed and power of tho ,auei'
can attack was something mora ~,
they had looked for. ''e ma
It was tho last winning stand ~ =,
Old Guard. of whom NIilburn y, W
remains to carry on. Turing ms into vM NV
verses at the time: ''' 'ne''
yes, fhey had tndcd and lrH ~ u.
crer. U" I".
Yes. they had passed from d..
reign Of the green: "sv
once hrV wcrc there ritb tbc ,,..
fhdf wuS clcrer, w
Once they werc timed az n ,r;,.,
machine. ""''e
Wasn't II pititui hor thcv bod t,a,,,
" ash @ ,t gr'ero"s the "ov that III,
OW Of condition aud torn ~, a.,
jndeds ''s
Note unto Albion: This is joI, /,
Eyes, nc were framed for ,eoyl,.
trimming;
Watching The cup as then toni i,
ABROAD.
Sadly re looked with wearp enc, dim.
ming,
Nothing to drink tram again but !.
gourd.
Vanished the PINK from their ers.
nhilo condition.
Broken and battered and reody :.
cr0dk,
Fditering, facing the dredr di,solu.
fiOn--
fN0te unto Albion: This j., iokeJ .
THE spectacular feature Of the con.
l. test. lifting 1t above the Others va,
the miraculous form recovery Of a ma.
chine that had been ordered Ia n,
scraphcap. II was the unpxpectsd
feature of this form reversal. hrinrin,
the United States brilliant victor,
instead of an overwhelming defeat. thst
made the 1913 contest the greatest fe,.
ture series Of tie lot.
Copyright. 1871. An rights rcserr,d
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PH|LL|ES AND AS
HAVE HIT BOTTOM
Macks Slide Into Cellar After
White Sox Game and
Pirates Sink PhiIs
YANKS REACH TOP OF LIST

Tho PhilIios and Athletics have
tnally landed in the resting rlacc oi
home brow, tho heater and tho ccctri
washer For some time our hovS ni
Fifteenth and Huntingdon streets and
IT Twenty first and 1.chigh have beer
plugging along with their heads above
water. hut saturday when Pittsburgh
rnrp"d an cNtra- round fray from the
PhiIS they dropped into tho rclnr. AND
Yesterday Tho As did likewise when
Eddie Collins and a few "f his Chicago
trends gHvc them % walIoping out
in tho Burg Of Rroczcs
While these events draw tn" maior
portion Of comment from Phiiadplpha
fans. the lcagur leaders are attracting
IN" "N" Of many bugs. Tho biggest
change Yesterday among III" ropnotrh
crS was the jump of the Now York
! lankc"s into first place. The Nank.
gave n" champion cleveland rluh Il
heavy walnuing and now they arc At
ta"hod 10 III" top rung. whcrr Pitts
burGh is hanging in the National
League
Tn" Athletics dropped Their game yc>-
t"rday to IN" White Sox. largely bc-
raus" Domini"k Mulrcnan. rookie.
h"Id them 10 three runs. Will" the Soy
managed to paste Rommol. llnSty and
k"ofc for seven tnllics. Frank Brazil,
back AZ his old job on first base, played
neat gam" and got two Of tho Ath-
lctics' eight hits. While the As rouldn't t
hit Mulrcnan with anything lk" con
siStency. he was not able To fool them
much in tho matter of strike outs Witt
was III" only victim. and it was no,
uni the ninth round that he famed.
fhc A. will finish their stay in chi
"ago tomorrow and then GO to Cleveland
for four games with tho Indians. after
which they visit Detroit and then com"
EnSt
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EX-PENN ATHLETES
TO TAKE ON VARSITY
Stars Of Other Days to Compete on
Franklin Field Thursday

\ two-mil" race between the luivcr-
sity of PENNSYLVANIA varsity track team
and team composed Of Penn track
stars Of other days will be one of th"
features Of tho huge athletic carnival
that will he part Of the University
May Day Jubilee to he held on Frank
lin Field next Thursday afternoon.
Marvin Gustafson. captain of las,
years track team; Ed. Davis. a var
sity man in 1919: sherman LandCrS.
poi" vault"r and holder of the rollcgi
at" broad jump record. and Mig
Berry. three times p"ntathlon cham
pi"u. will c"mpet" against the varsity.
Bob MaXam. McMulIcn. Gill and
"RootS' Lever compose the varsity
team. which will allow the team Of
former Penn stars 20 yard handicap.
Coach Robertson has not Vet an
nounrod his selection of the all-aca.
demir all scholastic teams which will
compete in Il special match race.
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Huge Crowd Witnesses Overthrow Wrgt Chd
1913 u. S. POLO TEAM
STAGED GREAT GAMF
Whitney, Milburn and the T,Co Waerbwys Did Com.
Back by Upsetting the Dope and British -Four
in Historic Battle
BY GRANTLAND RICE
our British readers will pardon us IL +

htK British readers will pardon us II
" We name the international polo
match of 1919. which resulted in an
American victory. over the 1914 battle,
which resulted in an American defeat.
But we have our reasons, aside from
any patriotic impulse.
You may recall the fact that in the
spring Of 1919 1t had been officially do.
cided that the Big -Four of l012-whit- =
n"y. Milburn and the two Watcrburys
were no longer capable Of defending
the cup.
Outside of Milburn. and possibly one
other, they were supposed 70 bc n bit
beyond the athletic age and had found
II difficuli TO got back into champion :
ship condition.
>, 80 new fonr. under tho captaincy of
roxhall keene, was named to handle
lnH situation and take on the hard
ridihg, skillful British team.
The Second Shift
a ND then Foxhall Kccnc suffered n
serious riding accident and almost
az lhr last moment the Old Four wcr,
tossed into the arena.
r'W gave them more thnn nm outside
'nafcc TO win. Most of them had been
onr'aIy declared out Of the ~rimmagc
Hnd r her" on a weeks notice thcy were
"er,ar"d back in again.
W" won 60 into any details of this
tLon,est' But the Old Four not only came
, "a'k TO Iife. but electrified tho big crowd
denied. ''"' was "o' 10 pe
nere hi. ana there. perhaps. they rode
DIT roo hard. Their penalties toll n
n,orN OF reckless riding. but YOU can
Understand the feelings of an old Guard
ridiculous myth. w" y "
M''Durn was at the top of his finest
I1rn. W!Li His play was super brilliant.
w, hitneT was back to his early prime,
me two Waterburys. Larry and MONTY,
rode hell for leather" and contributed
thclr share. They all had team play,
skill and a reckless disregard for acct
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AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

J. he Anchor A. A. is in the field
again this year with strong team.
lh"y arc booking games with all first
.ciaSs nome teams and have in their
ranks sOmc of the best talent in South
fhlladelphia. including the Simon
Droth"rs, pitching aces, and two star
cat"hers in TObin and Hciman.
They have II fast infcld with Fried
man. Of the Southern High School.
playing the initial sack: Pcrmultcr, Of
Central fame, at second: AXelbund, of
West Philadelphia High at short. and
Sloan. of Dental Prep. at the hot sack
They are especially strong in the
outtield with Shprr. Srhultzberg and
BoSncr. The Anchor has recently been
strengthened by the arrival of Tom
Spector, their hard hitting center
fielder, who is ready TO get into the
lineup. All those wishing games with
this crack aggregation should write or
phone Lew Simon. l441 South street.
Philadelphia.
huiiHl" G0l%rsd ii""s hsEe Decoration
for hrst-class teams desiring good at,
traction. g, II. sloan. 1913 Pearl street New
Majestic \. G.. desires to hear from sev-
"iaI twirlers between sixteen and Eighteen
Years old tn" team also has. several open
dates In July and August for first ella 80
mines. l.. Murphy. 1918 South Bcechwood
street.
FeitonvilIe 4. 4. desires to hear from first.
class home mines playing Sunday ball Fred
Klein i6l3h North Lee street.
4 sOuthpaw pitcher wishes to connect with
a hrst-clRss team. He has had experience
with the New York STATE Orioles, WIN
Uefty) Spear 3bIS North CamaC street
The boulevard +. C.. a seventeen. elgh cen
year-old travelling aggregation. desires 10 ar
range Sunday game0 with teams Offering
fair Inducements. Albert Braverman. 17lS
North Seventh street.
Prltha A. 4. has open da tes for second
class teams "ffering good Euaranteees Nat
Polamldn. S2S South Fourth street.
\rgonne \. G.. OF k"ns sinGton. has omen
dates In June July and August for such
teams as .NorlhcaFi En'"rpris". W"stmore-
land and lIrhlanh A. e. rME!uG suitable" in.
duCencn'e. u. II. Run. 2Il9 N0rlh Han
COth SlinCi
Epiphany Naval Battalion u uniformed
nIn", desires 10 hear from fifteen seventeen
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year.old home mines. Edward Cahnl, cus
South Twelfth street
\ frst-class pitcher wishes to land A barth
as hurlsr on some good nine RAY wilkis
son; rb s'Ii MoL,h Thirlsenth street,
travelling nine has May y open. Jams,
Edwa rds. 1928 Ludlow street.
The TacOnN r. e.. y hrst.class travelling
aggregation, would like to book games with
teams or tho same Caliber offering reason.
able inducements. Frank Metrow 32?3 Mari.
dian street.
Ryan a. e. would like to schedule ram.,
with hrst-cIass home teams offering suitable
Inducements. J. j. iounE. 1871 South Cor.
lies street
Fillmore 4. 4. desires 10 hear from ,
trst-class bome team having Decoration Day
open. Edwin l.eeCh. 2Ii7 North Front strsst
Marimon r. {. wishes to book games vita
hrSt-Class teams offering guarantees for Sat.
urday and Sunday Eames In June and July
j. Wiley. 92g North Thirtiath street
thelm0nt Club. hrst-clasS travelling nin.
desires to schedule ramrS with teams OF the
same Caliher Offering suitable inducsm.nt.
w. HaIlmon. 1927 Fast Passyunk avenue. =,
The Evening Ledger -. G.. a fast travelinr
nine. would like to book Hanres for Sundays
away from home George Brink care d
street
White Elephants r. G. wishe. to schedu.
games with sixteen. nine teen yea r-old trapL
,ng teams fully uniformed. William Rrach.
Call Woodland 29I7 Island road or cal
Woodland 1883 between and p. ",
Lorraine Blues, SIXteeen-e ight esn.y wear.
Old nine would like to book games with hom.
Conrad. 1900 MNrtlewOOd street
Reliance A. A.. a fourteen Ix'"er.year.
old team, has dates in June open. : &
lSdaCsOn, 2O4O Berks street.
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LARSEN A STAR HURLER
Utah Lad TwirIs Penn to Win Over
Dartmouth Nine

Pcnusi il,ania and Dartmouth play a
return game on Franklin Fled
Wednesday afternoon and Coach
Cariss. Of the Red aud Blue. stated
this morning that he would send Wal.
ter Larsen. the Utah lad, to the mound
against them. Larsen. loft handler
won his third straight Of the season
by downing the Dartmouth nine up at
Hanover. ! to >. Saturday.
The former Salt Lake city Higl
school star held IN" SIuGGiug Noun
rain"ors 20 tiv" hits. while his team
males p"und"d ol rw"Iy" off tn" de
livery "i Tracy, the >rar Of rh" Gro"i
"tah. Go"g" SuIIiyHn and Bill Mah"r
w"r" III" Nu,gGing stars. "nrh connect
lng for rhr"" hits Al Mouradian had H
trlp." and n single. while Bud Myer'
connected for two hasrr.
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GLBSON,S NEW SYSTEM
IS A GREAT SUCCESS;
.n TEAM LEADS LEAGUE
Pittsburgh Manager Tells athletes Not to Lose T,co
Games in a Ro,c and Orders Are Obeyed-Phils Sue
coed in Breaking Into Cellar. but Ii Means Nothing
By ROBERT W. MAXWELL


Pirates discovered
VI 'FRONT.' in tho
for the aforesaid sys
Srollh ntr perfectly
Never and is Cinrh TO hop
lead Thus Pirates "r'd hStru"t"n
look
Of the
oi in
Il lot the becomes
TO him hole
bad nck"d and four
be out wasa o and finish the
Speaker The
President Dunn when
five q q Of -
he sN
four
m Uraason his TO
"m" lot
inrlud
y of they had th" minds
They
N he The of
is demon trait "a the g
Everybody knows Pittsburgh smooth working machine with "t
huring
overlooked 81 Of bal and Gibson has the full
Il rtchr Gth Nfd shape pitch tn"
RAIDER.
lrlo"horSe. Indian
and o
changed tells than
the condition of tho hurIor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

HerInlum ard Hornsby are sttll lendiro ths
4 m rrtCor ard National leagues. The form e.
- hitttny az the rate Of 1S4 and the latter
~.
PhN HaRgArry's Nauviv Cub n"sHd out
~ BRO hcrs Yesterday at ontario ana Bel
grad, streets.
Elmer Myers, Of the Red SOY, finished
he season last year by winning nine games
In row. He has won two In succession
this season, giving him run Of eleven
straight.
Bsho Ruin suu IS me third highest huto,
N th- American League. although he didr ,
gEt p smack "-a'rriav when his club beat
Tleve nd and went into hrst place.
TN Cobb l. hnmmrrinE the bal with his
Gld-time abandon He got three hiiH ,es,er
day In three times at bat. He II only hit
ting 405
Sc. .,f,. ~ tbc S. Lows Cordtr0l' had n
~ a. d01 IT. had tu.O angles. dO"bl' ana
o. 'Tip'C ~ A." 10 - ~.
Tho American Assoclatior cuba ar" pI!lnS
NJ = I0' Of runs The four wiuUe's hUd sE"d
'hrr' s'Y runs. an average OF min"
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Merely ObHging a Constant Reader

TNEAR SIR Why don
~ ample take the ball PLAYED between the Boardr and
9
he
Nav Barnes the
hitter. pitched publish
b.
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Big Six TO Meet on Track

Columbus. o.. Ma, ~. DESPITE tho tact
that OHIO state has on" m the h.s, trac.
teams m ITS history. the Buckeye cindeT men
are bit dubious over their ability to Swesn
the boards IN the annual Bic Six cham.
pionships May ~ and IS, under the new
rules. Athletic officials are confident that
with proper weather and track conditions
the bIs meet viii be far AID away the best
Of the long serise.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
Lacrosse Title Clinched by Navy

Annapolis. Md, MAY l6--C0mrltling n
season Saturday by defeating Johns HopEinI
in Baltimore by q TO q. the Naval Aoadsmy
intercollegiate supremacy for the wear u
that sport. II won all Of It's games. with
n total OF 90 goals to It's opponents g.
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Pat Shea Goes TO ST. Paul

New York. May I6 rat Shea. of Holy.
oks, has been released by the Giants 20 the
1T Paul club OF the American Association,
pitcher who came here last fall with the
record OF hkying won more games in the
1nternstionsl Leasus last season than any
other man. lie WAS taken south with the
t8ants, but suddsnly developed sore arm
ehieh be MAS unable 20 relieve
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PhiLs Finally Break Into the Cellar

The PhiI
n
Branch RCkeyS i Wild
Brooklyn they
and failed standard
a nose The White
of eagIrN II
Of :
II the las
Pirates Saturday At that blame but himself for
he
He failed arst in the seventh inning when with and
third roller toward first didn
field he
fmbld Mles
rkle
caus the
a
Parkinson
will
not II Fletcher O
holding for
still Colnsvle H. settling his fathers
= completed,
md'g'Ho" 7b'9 settling along
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sEt''0 "lI' b. put o. NJ scranton fd' heN
Tcddy iHonard, ay%.shtv has gss.1rNeSd dDS 10
unsucce sefu IN getting a match with Johnny
sg 6S a92 '30GT soT I4S" with 'S Ba
2eH, Ia' In n" ,1t| msan,,m@ = o,Is Leonard wants
r, Cobb : I,gan,ns dutssen%,ll% for for ht.'
for Tl,us IN his at'ompt 10 come back. 4
~. be az e'shl.r9und co,ntcsts With nv"
Ne, "rs, B"nny Link vs., Johnny Ha4n,on
%;;e22Ig. Young CiTinen ys GeoIEc StarS TIN
rs Har'" Young Goodman
Harry Md stewart WI! rosgsms boxing or
he wrl meS, The hard hiittw YOUNG JACK
GS% Ms,y % Vs. st"Sr TouRa Ran shsr
Io"H and Al Gordon ~. Tommy Thomas.
Carl Hertz. Of Boston. viii pair with Jerry
Ila,es IN the w!nd.up OF a special al Negro
sho" at the Auditorium here MAY ~
Dr,in. ~ Mana unk, and Tommy Mc' ann.
~ GermantO"
Pennssro'. "heTe he trained two we"ks foyrr
Br ton hoxod daily with johnny KeIlN, 'The
with champion Johnny Wilson,
Charley Ray. Jack Perry and Frankc
BrttOn viii meet Eddie O'Dowd, irish Patsy
Kirk and Eddie OlIare, respeCtNeIN, IN
matches az Trenton. MAY 23'
Johnny MAYO ~ signed N tahe On Joe
/ Chanrv IN Harrisburg, MAY - Jimmy
| Nerlro " III box Bohby Parent and Leo RRN-
| nolds takes IN chick kansas In the Same
| SHOW.
Young Lew Baker. local southpaE, n IN
! GOOD gHa Do He, CHALLENGES Tony DANCES.
| Harr- Kii stewart and Tommy tIearN,
!
! Eddie REILLY. nyNVeight, has resumed train.
| inE He seeks matches with Johnny Royce,
| benny Bsss and Eddie Kelly
Tom X; o.. Leahy = GllSsrton: Ps.
scraps aud shekels Zen Bailys 10 handling
the up-Stattr
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Abandon Scotland. England Match

London. May ~. The champion Shir com
mIttee OF the Royal and Ancient Golf Clus
has decided this year 10 abandon The inter
national match between Scotland aud EnE
land. substituting for II tournament BE-
. tween British and American rlar"rs which
will be play deaf H0NlRke MAY IL
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Scraps about Scrappers

WIlus Britt IS going 20 promote. open ali
bouts THIS season He haS been looking Oyer
cln,t,. and expects 20 make an official an
uOuuCement before June
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

Putting psychology holds much charm for
Calonol John Strass. BY incrmnFling his
profound thNOries with hearty clubbing Of
The bail, he recently trimmed Jack Cantl"y
out RoXhtTOush way,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

The British have d""td"d that Miss Ioitch
then 'Nnmpiou. Will h"ti Mis- Stirling our
Champion. Miss SurHng us"a too h.aNv .
bal. they hG"" d"cilcd aui lacks the
"punor Sn' has uuu,rrous other faults
M"s l'fch none. y" goli match. however.
was 'E"r decided bH 'hH wy prpui
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

DIT HolenbGck. PENN conterrinq
ID B,N hin, Bin DONG PCrn a
me ne and
. help the Red Riuo - tie tlH
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i'm Droney. ~ Lancaster and Joe TIP
W. have been matched again, Their fourth
set.,o wlN b. put o. ~ Scranton. Pa, next
Mnln nRANItL ulEhl
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Bingles and Bungles

- lesteEIdays home.ryn bitter were vii
81. Louis Cardinals Seis. BROOKLYN Otto
Miller. Brooklyn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

E LII do ban W" "N discuss tic
what
trip. here play Ncr York AND
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

The executive committee ","'r"d a. NS first
m"e'Ing W.O meet tomorrow - tOrm the
Philadelp phia treenS Committee AssoCiat ion.
1hc nHmhCrs OF tho committee Nre Francis
u. W'rucr. Jul"s Mssthaum. Philmont; Alan
y. Wilson. Merton; l.. L. Block. North HIS.
and George w. Elkins Ir.. Huntington Val
ley chairman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

sEJERE something Fire Of pitchers
III n
a. Gccour for trclr n hc u teen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

Gee whiz. this will he seethlng
week of golf. The imbrogl lio of tn!
suburban clubs is on the books to start
Wednesday. About 200 lesser hgh'S
will rally meath their club colors ana
interest in the play for the team ttle
of the little clubs was never keener.
Thus four days in a row are provided
for the men.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

Phn HaEE+rty'S %aJivi,v cub nusHd out
~ Brothers Yesterday at ontario ana Bel
ErhL. sIreslS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

n THE meortm" the Pb.is puq Mer daHy IKE
mdgeSon 7bep settling along
aM of ne and ,moohnctH 0t RoI. RouQh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

Harry Kid stewart WI resume boxing or
Nedn csdHy night ~ the B lou Theatre where
be Will meet the hRrd-hitting YOUNG Jack
DenpH"y. Thar Ere two other houts on
the card: Na'tY Pa liner vs.. Young Sher
lock and Al Gordon vs Tommy Thomas.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-30
Store Closed Monday-Memorial Day.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Catron who have
been visiting relatives at Lebanon,
have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Read and son
| Velton were visitors Saturday in PEN
dleton.
Mr.. and Mres. S. s Hutt and daugh-
ter Ruth visited friends at Touchet,
Sunday
Mrs. w. Z. Dobson closed her
school northwest of Athena Friday
and left for Escada Sunday morning
where she will join Mr.. Dobson and
spend the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Dickey were
visitors in Pendleton Friday.
Mrs. w. J. Gholson has returned
from a two-weeks visit at the ranch
Of Mr.. and Mrs Sheldon Taylor at
Cold Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Willaby and
Mrs. Minnie Willaby who have been
visiting the Clyde Willaby family at
Condor have returned.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dickson were
Pendleton visitors Saturday