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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
TIGER OARSMAN IS OUT
Marburs Is Declared InelisibIe-Tri
angular Regatta Today

Princeton. y. j.. May : Prince
tons varsity a. eight, which will
row as the junior crew in III" Prince
ton Harvard Navy regatta today. re
reivCd n shock when Marburg. No. 1.
was declared ineligible. The news came
late last evening over III" telephone to
the boalh after til" "A crew had
shipped its shell and was dressing after
their final trial over the course
Fred Wovcrton. No. : IN th" third
boat. was hurricdly hailed TO til" boat
house and the Tigers went ont for II
SO, ond trial Of the course with VOL
verton in Marburgs place, The com
bination worked we'll and W"lvcrton
will row today.
Good weather conditions are promised
for today. The first Of the -four races
will start at 2 p. III. The Navy varsity
crew, which won the Olympic cham
piouship nt Antwerp last summer, il a
heavy favorite in the blue ribbon event
of the day. which is scheduled for u 30.
All the races will be run on daylight
saving time.
Here is the program
.. M Princeton Fresh Second vs.
Princeton Fresh Third lChoar" School .
. 30 p. m.-PrinCctOn Fresh First
VS. Harvard Fresh.
p. m.-Princeton Varsity "A vs..
Harvard Junior Varsity.
$50 y. III. Princeton Varsity b
w, Navy Varsity VS.. Harvard Varsity.
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gers with no chance to cheat on
short cuts, and the eighteenth has been
described. This is the hardest and
most intesting Of the nine. Bogey is
II par 80. They aren't getting par. and
not 50 much bOgey either
The lone Phiadelphian entered here
was Eddie Styles. who once played a
lot of golf between sunrise and sunset.
Styles did the same here qualifying day.
After he went TO the finals Of the Tren-
ton tourney last week his appearance
here made him one Of the favored.
Our Local Entry
But Styles got tangled mp with the
landscape. built up sterling total over
II 100 and then picked up before he
finished. Eddie played better yester-
day in practice. has gotten the hang OF
the greens. and was expected to be real
low in the handicap medal play today,
which he entered
All the prizes are cups. The COM
mittee. Frank Barton. Randolph and
+. =. Kmball, have worked hard and
everything has progressed smoothly, ex =
Cept efforts TO break the course record.
\ new clubhouse. very coZy and com =
Portable. has replaced the one which
burned down and the Lakewood Coun :
try Club promises to be every bit as
popular as of yOrc.
The officers are President, George
J. Could: vice president. Archibald
u. Davis: secretary. Frank Barton ;
treasurer. Arthur SmoCk: assistant
secretary and treasurer. f. Hanson.
The pro is Charles II. Gardner;
assistant. Russell Layton.
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SUBURBAN HIGHS
TO MEET ON TRACK
Twenty Schools Expected to Be
Represented at Annual
Games
STRIVE FOR KIND TROPHY

Virtually the same teams which met
in the Penn RELAYS for the suburban
championship will compete this after
noon for the Kind Trophy. at the ninth
annual track and field meet. OF the
Cheltenham High School Athletic Field.
Elkins Park
Nearly twenty high schools in dis
tricts near Philadelphia are represented
IN the meet. and plans have been made
for the entertainment Of several thou
sand spectators. The athletic field is
easily accessible. over the Reading 70
Elkins Park. or by trolley. north or
south, over Old York road
Ch"tenham High has entered o strong
team. Captain Masland has trained for
high and low hurdles and is expected tc
set up new record. Spcier IN his
trials has made splendid showings. in
both the 440 and $50 yard dashes
Blessing and Mauley will represent the
school in the century and the furlong
races These four stars will constitute
the relay team. which won second in the
suburban championship last week, and
Will MAKE an tAJld W luuu llISI
honors in today's meet. For the broad
Jump Krauss will represent Chclten
ham. and Van Licw the high jump.
Schools from Lower Merton. LRns-
dale, Radn0r NOrristown. Reading
Camden and Cheltenham are entered il
one division designated az Class A.
In Glass B are schools representa-
tive of these districts; Swarthmore
Arlington. Bryn Athyn. COllingswood
| MOorestowu. COnshohorken. Burling
, ton. MillrilIe. Downingtown. DOylcs
town. Lambertvillo. Germantown. Col
| legeville. Woodbury.. Upper Darby.
Numerous cups and trophies have
been added as awards in this year.
meet and rivalry is high among th'
competing schools. Norrietown Higl
won the meet last year and Chelt"nLan
High. on whose ield the events arc an,
! nualIy staged, was second. with lans.
dale third
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1921 BASEBALL LID
Eighteen Teams in City's Two
Big Circuits Among Leagues
to Start Today
HAVE SPECIAL PROGRAM

The lid is off in the two big CITY in
duStrial circuits this afternoon md tho
season will be ushcrcd in with appro e
pirate ceremonies at the nine scheduled
contests in the Philadelphia Manufsc- =
turers League and Industrial Amateur
,bo b,'Iu; Ia,. nVe' in the formy and four in
=, Milton HOhlfeld. who has directed
'ne destlnlcS of the Amateur League
since ITS inception some few years ago.
shFS thc league is the strongest il has
ever been his fortune to head. For his
own concern he has planned an elabor-
",u opening day program. Hohlfcld
meets WINS Cake at the formers 6cld
The wins players VIII fIII%S reScb hVGmuf tbO tIoh,
ield plant on Allegheny avenue in mo e.
,or'ruckS and then both teams headed
ny oand will be conveyed to the base :
Oall ned at Broad street and Allegheny
nsehue. a band concert and flag raising
are on me program and President Uohl :
lc'a VIII toSs out the first ball
,. ~ Dlsston Park. State road md
'hruh the same sort of lavout hos
been arranged. Band concert and Haa
raising, too. will be served the faithful
ana Jacob Disston. .Jr., will throw ont
tne hrst ball. Jacob Gimbcl will in
~ m PROBABILITY open the season between
Gimbels and Supplee- Biddle at North
east High field and it was the original
plan TO have the store Boy Scout band
IN attendance. The other game is Mt
seventeenth and Indiana avenue, be e
tween Harrison Boiler Works and
Packard Motor Car Go.
lhe Philadelphia Manufacturers
Baseball League is one Of the Oldest
organizations Of its kind In existence,
Once again will the league take the
heId with ten teams and il ANYTHING
they are considerably stronger than last
season aud of more representative
character.
Special ceremonies are the rule in
all the games. Al G and Ontario
streets. where Philadelphia Storage
Battery cntertnins Liggett & Myers,
band will dispense popular airs. and
at Broad and Biglcr both the Western
Union band and fife and drum corps
will be on hand for the game between
the Messenger Boys and Charles w.
Young Co.
Budd and Oldsmobie clash at
Twenty ninth and Clcarfcld. and the
musical organization of the former con E
Germ will be out in force. Special
ceremonies will be held IN connection
with the De Fraim Commercial Truck
battle and the contest between Unit
Construction and Franklin Printing.
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OUR Phllies continue to set the pace
~ in club batting of the National
League with an average of .304, lead
ing the Giants by 13 points. The
lowly AS, on the other hand and in
the other league. are having hard
time to continue as the worst batters,
resting in fifth place with .2J0, only
points from the bottom.
A quartet of Bill Donovan's regular
players are still in the 800 class, with
Ralphie Miller leading. Ralph has
been welding his willow at .444 clip,
Rawlings, Wrightston and Bruggy are
the other regulars in the select class,
while Wcinert, Belts. Meadows and
Ring, pitchers. and lie Bourveau and
Parkinson, utility men, also are UP
near the top.
Besides II. Miller. Weinert. Potts
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JOE LYNCH RETAINS TITLE
Given Hard Bout in Twelve Round
Set-to With Pal Moore

Louisville. KY, May There were
over 1000 paid admissions at the twelve
round boxing mitch in which Joe
Lynch. Of New York. bantnmwcight
champion, successfully defended his title
against Pal Moore. of Memphis. who,
his friends say. made one of the best
fights Of his career.
The gate receipts were the largest in
the history II Louisville. an official Of
the state boxing commission an
nOunced The amount paid the TIVE"
fighters was not announced.
Under the laws Of the state no de-
cision could be rendered BY officials
The twelfth aud final round saw
Lynch trying hard TO pat the contender
out. with Moore Offering determined re-
SiStanCe
Sports writer's differed widely in their
opinious as TO the winner. several Civ
ing Moore the decision, while others
considered the match won by Lynch.
because of his persistent use of left
iab 10 Moore's face. thus Keeping the
little Southernrr off his balance.
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Ralph Miller the P Leading the National League Batters With an Av
PILLS LEAD NATIONAL
AT BAT: AS ARE LOW
Ten Donouan Players Slug Ball in 300 Class and Team
Has Average OF .3O4-Mackmen in Fifth Place,
only Nine Points From Bottom

Meadows and lie Bourveau are hitting
the pellet 400 or better.
Two of Donovan's hard hitters' irlsn
Meusel and J. Miller, have dropped ou'
of the select circle in the last week
Only brace of Mackmen regulars
are In the 800 class. They are Whitley
Witt and Frank Welch. Johnny wal
kcr. utility player. and Ed Rommei''
pitcher, make up the others in the quar-
tet of Comics select sockers.
Heilman. of Detroit, leads the Amer
con League batters. his mark being
.52l. Our own Ralph Miller is the
kingpin hitter in the National. ~
Averages in the majors, includine
games played on Wednesday. follow,
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INDUSTRIAL AMATEUR LEAGUE
Harrison Boiler Works at Packard Motor
nue.. nue. f;i WINS CAKE at Hohtsid Co. Broad road
street ana Alieshsny aysnue supplee. P!ddls
Twenty. niuth and Somerset streets Thorn
ton-PIiler at DIsston StGt- road and Cnruh
street
PHII.A. MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE
Pc ,ErslH At commsrs!4l Truck: Second
Elmwood avenue, LiSseu q MYERS at Phila-
dephia storage Co" c and Ontario streets
neId streets: CHHri.s W Young Co, at West
eIn Union. Broad and B'slsr streets.
NORTH PHu.A. CHURCH LEAGUE
Erie a. ~ Mtonaes Waterway Recrea-
ton Center Germ ntown E1Ht Baptist az
nue.; 81, Penis at LNnish Boptist Nedfo
a venue aud York road, Leverington a. Grace
Reformed Firh stree and Allegheny avenue
GLoUCEsTER COUNTY LEAGUE
wpodburv a. GIorsto"n, Psulsboro a.
swedesborU Bridgeport a. "-st"ille.
BURLINGTON COUNTY League
Borden 'owu a. R'9trsie Florence al
r, ebunG Burlington ui teveTD
DELAWARE COUNTY AMATEUR LEAGUE
ransudy A. Limo Relhel At Chudd's Ford
Ogden ~ village Greeu
pEl.A. RIVER INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Texsco at Viscose. Union Petroleum al
sunoiI Natloral Anilin- a. Col lso'oum
CAMDEN COUNTY LEAGUE
Anon Heights at Linden" Old. Laure.
Ipr.ngs at Lucas Magnolia az Glen.
cora.
SENil.PRU GAMES
Cressona Tigers ~ Nativity ontario and
Belgrade streets
Fulton A c. Of Lancaster, a. Brldesburg
RlSGm9nd and SFtHodor street,, streets
Ridge avenue and Park drive.
New York ship at Fleisher. Twcnty-sixth
and Reed streets
Harrisburg TwIIight champions at StetsoD
q, urth and Berks streets
Fleisher Travellers at NOtsssme. and
Nsnango streets.
cap knights Professional at Srenton r.
&. Chew and Pleasant streets
Mervine At Glon Social Second and Erie
Columbia {. &, at DelCO OF Darby.
Atlantic Refining at Haywood, Thirty
and Dickinson streets
Kenai at Houston Post No American
Legion, Magnolia and Cheiieu Avenues
S T. II A. at Chestnut HiN
baldwin Locomotive Works At Ford & Ken.
dig, Seventh and Tabor road
benson +, c, at T r Rice. MEADOW and
u s y. Minnesota at St, Monica. Twenty.
second and Porter streets
Dexter 4. c. at Hoover Son. From, and
Olney avenue
Haverford Professionals a. t,onshohorken
KsrshaH at Wildwood A. A. OF Fraukford
West Phlladelphia e. c. at Shamrock
Front and Porter streets
RoNbCrough at Grenloch, \
Jewish World Al p. y. s. of A Fllty.
second and Woodland avenue ''
Brooklyn Royal Giants at Chester.
Psrkesburg at AOerfOyis, Chester.
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Germantown High School virtually
cnnched the championship of the Inter
scholastic League yesterday afternoon.
oy taxing the lowly Northeast nine in
camp by 17-2 trouncing. The Give.
gems sun have four games yet to be
played, and win in any one of these.
Will give them the championship. Their
neafest opponent, the Southern High
ocnooi' mas to win its remaining FIVE
games while the leaders are losing their
maj four in order To capture the title.
There is hardly anything to be said
apout yesterdays battle, az it was all
n,ermamtown az, from the start to the fin
ish; The heavy slugging of the Green
upper hand. '"'N '"'
Central overlook Frankford's eerIv
lead in another Public High Leaque
game yesterday afternoon, and won out
oy the score OF 10 to 5. Up TO the fifth
inning the Pioneers were in the lend
oy . to Score. However in
this ana later sessions. the Mirrors got
10 Barriester. the Frankford pitcher
and walloped him hard, while Nlusso,
VINO renewed Chrman. held the Pioneers
tor me rest Of the game.
La Sale Trounces St. Joe
One game was played in the Catholic
League and was won bv La Sale prem
nine. Their victims were the St 10.
seph Prep team. aud they proved easy.
hs the score indicates, the final result
being to |. 1t was the third league
ue1ent Tor the Crimson and GRAY and
the victory. incidentally. gave La Sale
the part ownership of first place in the
Catholic League. being now tied with
Catholic High School, with three wins
ana one defeat The game Yesterday
afternoon was played on Tabor Field
higgins led in hitting for La Sale,
garnerlng four safeties out of six trims
to the platter. '''
In the other games of the afternoon
Narberth High had little trouble in do .
featng Moorestown High. by o 10 9
score, and Chestnut Hill won a CLOSELY
contested gam" from the Temple PREF
nine. scoring the victory in the CLOSING
innings by los count.
Haverford Surprised
Haverford High struck quite ,po,
when II travelled out to Upper DARBY
yesterday afternoon and met the hiyf
school team of that place. After RI,
smoke of the battle had cleared away
the Main Liners were found on the hot
tom of l2-to-O score, being unable I,
tally or hit consistently to score.
Catholic High was scheduled +,
mlngle with Southern High in Publj,
League tlIt Yesterday afternoon. but
inter looking over Cahill Field the Off
Gals decided that the sea Of mud apr
! water would almost ruin the PLAYERS
and therefore called off the contest.
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SOCCER FINAL TOMORROW
FairhIl and Ascension Meet for
Amateur Honors at Csrdinoto,

The hnGI round in the Amateur
Soccer Cup competition will be- played
tomorrow afternoon at Cardingtun be.
tween Fairhill and Ascension. The
former will enter the gam" favorite
Ascension may prove surprise as il
did last SUNDAY. when J and !. Dob
son. present cup holders. were elm
mated
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PENN NINE OPENS
STRAW HAT SEASON
Red and Blue and Princeton
CrappIe in Annual Derby
Oemise-Day Fracas
SHeFFEY TO FACE TIGERS


This Is straw hat dav
IT is straw hat day because Penn and
Princeton play baseball on Franklin
Field
For years this game has marked the
ofhcial opening of the alfalfa lid sposon
and some GOO0 Penn students are all
doIIed up in new hay kcllys for the
grand opening.
derby of any variety or shane IL an
unsafe piece of headgear to wear on
Franklin Field this afternoon. The
students one and all on straw hat dav
have particular disregard for the
hner Feelings of tho wearcr Of tho DERBY
with the result that many 20 com
pletely into the discard
Last year straw hat day had IN br
called off because of rain and the dor
officially was not welcomed in until the
Monday following the Saturday orig
inally scheduled. If the weather con
tinues as cold as il has been for tho
last week overcoats and fur caps will
be in order, but if not Franklin Field
should present riot of color this aft
ernOon.
Sheffey to HurI
Princeton handed Penn n terrific iot
last Tuesday afternoon in Tigertown by
to score. Doug Sheffey. the for.
mer Southern High School star. was
the sufferer. through no fault Of his
own. but some bush league fielding by
his defensive brethren. Bonphcad plays
contributed largely to the defeat OF the
Red and Blue. This afternoon Coach
Cariss will shoot Shoffpy and his spit.
ter right back at the Tigers. and if the
Red and Blue nine plays just a little
whit better than they did Tuesday they
will win. according 10 Cariss
The Red and Blue nine will be con
siderably strengthened over last Tues.
day. Danny McNichol. an absentee
that day. will be back at second base
Benny Sullivan will drift over 70 third
base. his natural position. from second.
where he subbed Tuesday. The re
with Bill Mahcr receiving Shcffey !
shoots.
Margetts for Tigers
Princeton will use either Margatts or
Jefries. The last named twirlrd
against the Red and Blue last Tues
day and. although hit hard. was good in
the pinches. The Tigers have won ten
straight games. and as Margctts is their
best bet and most consistent winner he
will probably start The remainder of
the Tiger lineup will be the same as
started last Tuesday
! Penn's record 10 date Is seven vic
tories and six defeats.
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PICK PENN TO WIN
Is FaVorite In TRIANGULAR Track
Meet In New York

New York. MAY On South f.rd
here ul- afternoon PENNSYLVANIA. Dur'
mouth and Columbia will stag" a try
angular track and tield meet. and the
outlook for Red and Blue triumph j.
exceptionally bright as Penn, rotniu
ing the best elements Of is interro.Ir-
giatr championship tean-Eby. Brown.
Maxnm Bsrtels Rodgers Small"y -
and others. should win in brisk con =
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BrookIawn to Play East Side

East Side VIII have an aIi-star lineup I"
mCrrdw afternoon when il tackles Bruok
lawn on the laItrT'S grounds Ioe Va
Hass and "iiddo' Byrnrs viii b" rhS bat
terry for BrOOkIawu.
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Slnnts at the Semipros

Phil Haggerty has hooked strong Salur
day. attraction ~ Nativity Belgrade and
Ontario. The CreSsona Tigers will oppose
the upt"wnors and q hard-tought contest
can be cxpectcd. Tomorrow Nativity enter
taIns tho Dad s.Clnb, three times cnamp,ons
Of Trenton. headed by Dan RadIcc OF baskc'-
nail iamc NativIty and F1eisher played a
- tie yesterday afternoon.
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Eddie INskey has TOmmv NolA nj nrImcd
/" trrat the famous Fulton A . tNsseTs OF
Lancaster ~ h,gh.c.ass "xhibNlpn of
twirlirF at Richmond and Orthodox streets
Tho visitors we've boolrd els whore in TINS
city last week bu- rain intcrfered To.
morrow the hurg hail tossHrs oppose Barney
Slaughter nud his Lit aGgregaton with
charles Gnuit behind the bat
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VIII make another Try TO MT tho I'D on the
1927 snasnn with North PhilieI Al It's
gruur d. ThiTty-rfth rect and y Ieen lam
\ new Nng vim be raised by the donor
w. Il, ssi" DobsDn A.t'muS and here VIII
n 80 Uc a ard concert.
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l.al FslAhcr Yarn at Twenty. sixth and
Rrad streets Harry Miller v'll hurI fgr
~, Camd"nitss. while Eddie Garner viii bo
on NE mound tor the Warmers. Tomorrow
e.. 4her m"'tI CreSsunH Tigers
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The pencosd Iron Works will u

sensuu IN gala STYLE. Manager REYNOLDS ha a
h!E team IN 2reat shape and Chairman or.
den has arranged a band c!ncort and other
side trirI'NiHgR when the Tronworkers mnat
Ph!lipsburE, y ! at Ridge avenue a nd
Park Drive Ogden says t takeg more tina
had weather to faze the dyed in the. wool
Roxbor"uGh fans 50 expects hem out IN
force for the opener
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<otasrme Hosiery op,ns us season this
anerncuu At the Did Harrowgase Erounds, I
nj NuuhnRU streets. agalns' tho Fast
F,e shcr Travellers, The game will he
rrrat to the baseball enthuslasts Of The
northeast. as numrer Of well.kno~r stars
,vil nn found In the hosemcn's line-up
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Stcnion Field Club llrtR the lid on tnr
serson a. Curw and Pleasant streets with
CuD Kuigh = PrOrcssiorR,s. NrRon and
G!lhc"t "ilI be- IN the points for the latter
whiI" row"i. aud Fleck VIII work for the
home club There wiz be Nag Raising
'OgI Ou' the fret bnll.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
La sale PrsD II. st. Joseph Prep.
>, OTHER RESULTS
Ehnsrth Higa, Q. Moorcstown High 2.
q. "'' NIL academy, 10; Temple Prep.
ippper Darby High. ~: Haverto-d Uizh. O.
Gsrm, p,omn H,gh : Snle'ianum High. 2.
High. 10. "e'ec'' - Ao'"3' ."
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CL|VEDENS' STRING
IS STILL >UNBR0KEN
Germantown Scores Eighth
Consecutive Win in Public
High School League
CENTRAL HIGH ALSO WINS

INTERsCHOLAsTIC LEAGUE
w l.. PC W. l.. PC
G'm'tn n 4 o 1 OOO I'rank'd n 42D
south'n y 4 3 .57i ". Phila q .42o
central X 500 North't ~ .i25
catholic H 3 APO
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Germentown High. II; Northeast High 2.
Centrai High. 10 Frankford High. O.
Ia'hoiic Hish-Southern High wet grounds.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
W. IT, PC W l.. PC.
Catholic 100 vrlan'a PI 8 $50
I,g ngg sale sale Rs $50 St Joseph 0 3 900
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Morton. OF

Morton. OF the Delaware County league
viii be 'hu visiting club at the George w
smith I" \ ncr grounds SiXtY-soventh end
Ruist a"cnue There will be the rsual fAs-
raisnE and music BY the COMPANY band
Mr smith viii toss out the frst ball
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Mount Morinh \. A. has Dover A. g.. nt
SiyiN-Nftn street and Chester avenue The
game Ia called Tor r. NJ. and Max Miller,
one VI the pODulnr residents OF the Fortieth
Ward WIN throw out lhc hrst ball. Prior
20 IN. game there will be fag raising
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07

RrhvinE The Rar,c will be played ~
Tnir'S.Nrst ana Dickinson streets AtlnntiC
VIII US. ,jirIor" and Mcdonald "a its bat
terry RE r"nu loN leads the tr0n and
s. e. I."aguH with q percentage uf 0On. and
has -IErsd Twins Silvcrs ater Orttrlder Of
:. mn .La .aeN-
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|DEAN IS VICTOR
| OVER RANDOLPH
Princeton Captain Reaches
Final Round Of Invitation Golf
Tourney at Lakewood
PLAYS AGAINST MMAH0N
Ey SANDY McNIBLiCk

oLewood. y. j.. May ID. Simp,
% Deon. captain of the Princeton golf
,, ~" is tnc favoritc here today to win
tea"t, yea s,oIa Of the annual spring golf tour
memt ,ne "m+ of fine Lakewood Country Club.
h"Io" n0on met Joseph McMahan. the
.,..or n" Sloopy Hollow Metropolitan jun
eIe" ohomnion. this afternoon in the
Gr,,oon l0r hole final Of the annual spring
ItSrno,ncnt tn,r Of the Lakewood Country
Club. y po,doInh
:. " Of Philadelphia. 3 up and to go,
nhi,o NcNInhnn. forced to the last green
Sm, sn.IIr eliminated Arthur Yates. the
.."rJy "" Onkhil cntrant. by margin of
" The Dean. Randolph cards follow:
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INDUSTRIAL AMATEUR LEAGUE
Harrison Boiler Works at Packard Motor
rue. WINS Cake AZ Hohlteid Co, Broad
street ana Allegheny avenue; supplies. BIddIe
at Gimbels, NorthenA Manual High Field,
twenty niuth and Somerset streets Thorn
ton Fuller At DlsstOn StGt- road and Cnruh