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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
HUTCHINSON TAKES
40 FOR 9 HOLES
Abe Mitchell Finishes First
Hall Of Open Golf EIinnina-
ton Round in 80
"WOODY" PLATT NEEDS SO
by SANDY McNIBLICK

Columbia Country Club. Chevy Chase.
Md, July 10.-.Jock Hutchinson, OF
Chicago, who recently won the British
open golf title. didn't do 10 well in
the first half OF the eighteen hole quail
flying round for the American open here
today.
Jock had a card of 40 for the first
nine holes He had two skies. one on
the third and the other on the nth
hole.
Abe Mitchell. the British pro, who
was paired with Hutchison, was two
strokes better than Jock. finishing the
first half in 3s. Their cards:
out ..."."..... sss.s sh4s 40
Out '''".',..... 44S4B44 5--ss
When Hutchison and Abe Mitchell
tced of Mitchell outdrovc. Hutchison
by so'm twenty yards in the tee shot.
Joseph Kirkw0od Australian cham
pion, had a good outward trip. lie
made the nine holes in 36. one over
par. He mndc the 395 yard fourth hole
with a birdie three
]. Wood Platt, Philadelphia amateur,
probably failed to qualify when he was
paired with n pro from up Beaver Falls
way. who scored a. sterling ~.
Platt was S3, nine strokes better. but
it was battle all the way at that.
The Quaker City amateur who was
expected by all the critics to size
up in this classic. walked himself out on
the first seven holes searching tho lost
balls of his partner who stopped up the
holes numerically. Plntt had ball out
Of bounds. failed to sink any long puts
which hung on the lip repeatedly and
wound up Fighting" his game to got in.
He finished >, 8. 3. 4. o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
MADDONA IN FORM
Italian Champion Won Distance
Races Behind Motor Last Week

Nincenzo Maddona has been rin!ng
distance events in great shape for the
last week, and he will be- in condition
when he starts in the running of tho
Golden Wheel. iifty-milc grind. at
the Point Breeze Nclodromc on Thurs
day night. The Italian champion de-
tented Carman and two Other hikcrS in
fifty mile race at Boston last week,
while he also came through with flying
cOlors in the hour. race at the local
drOmc on Saturday night.
PittPd against Maddona On Thursday
night will be the same three lnterna-
iional stars as in tho first Golden
Wheel. which was won by Carman,
Besides Carman the other starters will
be Frank Cory and Georges SereS. Ar
OF these riders are champions, and an.
other feature Is that each represents n
different country.
The rubber Mnt"l for one mile be-
tween Willie SYrncrr and Orlando
Prnni also will be decided. Ench has
defeated the other on the local track.
There also will bc series of ANA
teur events with score of youngsters
entered.
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amateur Sports

Fern Rock 4. G.. frst-clars travelling
T,,,n. l%nm. has open d"tcS. T. McIntyrc co7o
=, Wss'moTsiapd We. Club: Of Ken.ing,op. Want.
-, Raymond Baker. formerly with the the West
'baae'Rna w,b a. G.; Is .pSn for engagements
2ol5 south ,sixtieth street. ''' '"''''r'
Francisville A.. 4. would like te book
E@amsS s WIN a. al nrst,class horne teams. c.
Creston All-Stnrs would like to hear from
4 sixtcnn-vonr-old tw!rlor and n shor tstop'
has :ron data g. $. IsSacson. so4o BsrF, sS
Postal A. G.. q so t.en.sevcnteon year-old
lean lean na5 open dates away. II. McItenhA,
Germantown Coilcnians have July "a open
t,s e., = ,irG!-cm+s nome team. II. I. Conway.
'"ts joe NGSsGn T%t9Ton s'TSet F. sr,,o,, tr,v.D.
,sam; H%n,t Wnnts r - Ea1,.s Frank Williams, 1906
team. has opan dates away. Gabby Hope,
lols Carpenter street.
;rnnts Gr r,nSs Sss, VA eo'GrSG tray"iins team
North Carlisle street.
W"rSIk 4: A.. nr;st,claSs travelling
k!!ce. ,plcne Diamond so67 J. ''''
kershaw Club hes July % md % open
phone r'rlsr $3.50 j. '''''' ~ NH
4 f,rst-clnss pitcher would IN" to connect
T:ians. 5%Ss MStth.ws stree street ""oe'' H. H.
Germantown Pros. a first. class team. .has
DhSne niN%rs wy%ms w%nSn %sss ssss SWAY John Gallagher
"a. III; }sE;0 Ta.5 snS p
% Marty Sf wdfsSS sSS"F ass tS'S SonT%.s ""s,
south rhlla. p: d: f.; a hrst-slass team.
Camden Lodge. !. 3. O. M.. No. III.
teams, y. II. Rogers, $40 Vine street Cam: Gam
trISc3s RSlI"rr .om b. want, s rn
Hustler Clnb. a frst-class tsain has open
date at hom, In,s Or away. II. E"rchcr. phone
Lobanon A. a.. OF oyerbT2ols. has open
a twlr,er would liko g. hear from a FIRST
class team. J. s.. l715 North Twenty
lorraine pIues. OF pr"w%rytcwn. first
elnsa ,r.Tselin& sd" team team; wants gSmes. Frank
Rames away j. &odTe. '1S 1851 ''HSi FSirmSan: %Sn3"
a fast outacId.r would Ike to c.nnoct with
u s"r,i.pi" club. {. J. D.. 1877 Cornwall
Waco, Jrs.. acknowledgements
william shuutan, .2p4s wcst G1rdan strEst.
and Ag,sssss!. o open. away: J. Clark phone
NHoS crane, a nrst-clasS travelling team,
has .pen dates. r. Armstrong. phone Ore
Mnsnoli. All-stars.- a rrst-ciass team.
want Games away. Il. Crassley. Magnolia.
y. J.
Eagle u. c., Of Trsyosc. wound like TO
arrange games with ali hftcen- seventeen.
Eear-old teams. Jerry Patterson, TfeVoso.
Pa.
Jinx 4. A.. q fourteen -sixteen-year-ola
team, haS July 80 open. c. O'Brien. b2i
Spruco street.
I-S-y-U- Social. a frst-claEs travelling
team. wants games c. Old $50 North
Eighth stTset
Aspen F. G, wants games with NIL hrst-
tlnss teams with grounds. J. Sponick. e20a
ARpen strGst.
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FOREIGN INVADERS
STIR j. S. WOMEN
Prepare to Meet Miss Leitch on
Links and Mile. LengIen
on Courts
STARS OF FIRST MAGNITUDE

Triumphant over Europe in polo.
boxing. tennis and golf. America looks
no longer for worlds to conquer in mas
culine athletic compctition--the nation
waits TO see whether it's women golf
and tennis stars will finish off with
victories the most successful season in
International sports this country ever
knew.
To the fair sex falls the task Of
meeting on home soil the woman tennis
queen of the world. Suzanne Lenglen.
Of France. and the titular leader of
feminine golfers, Miss Cecil Leitch, of
Great Britain. Both Of these European
experts already have rcpulscd a foreign
invasion of women ranging highest in
American tennis and golf competition.
Mile. Lenglen triumphed only n few
weeks ago over Mrs. Molla Biurstedt
Mallory. long a champion in the United
States. The previous year she had
beaten a conqueror Of Mrs. Mallory.
AND In between these important VIC
tories she sandwiched numerous con-
quests that put her at the head of
the field of women tennis players.
MISS Leitch. only a few weeks ago,
defeated the woman golf champion of
the United states, Miss Alexa Stirling.
OF Atlanta. Ga. Next month she Will
sail for America to take part in open
tournaments. With her will be her
sister Edith, high ranking British
golfer, and Doris +. Chambers. They
expect to go right down to Miss Stir
ling home town and show the folks
how the conqucrer Of the American
champion looks on the links.
The keenest feminine stars of tho
country are hard at work in prepare
tion for Mile. Lenglen. who comes 70
America heralded by such adjectivcs a.
Incompatible, marvellous and dazzling,
and tennis fans are boarding their
shekels to see Suzanne Lenglen. lust
as fight fans stored them up to get a
look at that other captivating French
| athlete, Georges Carpenter, when he
met Jack Dempsey on July .
Like Georges, Mile. Lenglen is a bit
different from our own athletes Georges
was described by an English writer as
Greek god with a punch. Mile
Lenglcn seems to be Greek dancer
with tennis racquet. No camera man
who snaps her with her feet less than
twenty four inches off the ground. rae
| quet crashing forward accurately, dares
present the picture to an editor. II
would be too dull, too unlike the flashy
French woman. She is no zephyr. but
tornado on tip-toe.
Out on the Pacific Coast, Mrs. Nav
sutton Bundy, woman champion in
years gone by, has emerged from re-
tirement and gone into training to meet
| Mile. Irnglen. Another Californian.
Miss Mary X. Browne. likewise is prc-
pairing to face the Gallo invader. Mrs,
Mallory and Miss Eleanor Goss. Of
! New York, are other mainstays of
American hopes to defeat the French
genius of the court, who will com
pete in the .ational women's champion
ship matches and other American tour
naments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
ROGERS JOINS TEAMMATES
Tiger Distance Runner Begins Work
for Meet With England

Princeton, n. j., July 10.--Prince-
tons squad of athletes in tarining for
the Oxford Cambridge meet was aug
mented by the arrival Of Bill Rogers,
tons squad of athletes in training for
crack distance runner and holder OF the
two mile record in the annual Prince
ton Yale dual meet.
Rogers has been in training for two
weeks Mt Magnolia, Mass, where he
has not been hampered by the heat. and
In his first workout on the Palmer
Stadium track he appeared to have lost
none of the endurance he displayed this
spring.
Princeton has three runners in train
ing for the three mile run against the
Britishers. and from present indica
tions 1t is n tossup as to who will be
selected
The four English athletes who spent
the week end at Princeton left for
Swampscott on Sunday morning and
will train with their teammates during
the remainder of the week.
The best of friendship was in evil
dencc while the visitors were in Prince
ton. They lived at the Princeton quar-
tiers, and were guests at the training
table.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19

Chicago. JuIy 1o-.Uorrv NJ Cr,
biner. secretary of the Chicago Amcri-
can League BnscbnlI C,ub was rho ,;rst
witness called todav whom thc State rc.
sumcd presentation of evidence I'm the
trial Of White Sox plnyers and others
charged with conspiracy to throw the
''I', world series to Cincinnati.
bill bufns' 1ndicted Nhitc SoN
payer VINO mas gained immunity by
turning states evidence. was expected
Is relied upon by the prosecution to give
, the mo t telling evidence against the
defendants.
Ban Johnson. president Of the Amer
Jean League. also is expected to testify
during the day. particularly in regard
TO the possibility of game bpinp
thrown.
The throng of spectators. mostly fans.
WAS again present this morning when
the trial opened and snace wns at os
biy n nrem;um 40 NJ anv mo;or league
oamo
Groh;ror ,o,t;sod th,t ,ho White 60,
,,o, orD waro noid tor t,,o;n inv vor,, " tTn
,n,n Is ~ ~ pu., ~ 'n .n V III :" LILY LIZ
luI' Mor'u SeleS "! NV .n.vaso s;uS
oho were e"np,oFeu Ior lh' srrlc> perrou r,,
payers pay III the series was AT tne
same rate as In the regula" season. he
said
This testimony wa introduced by the
State to countcract the contention of
the defense that the men were not under
| contract to the club during the scricsA
r, s...,. c.
1o c'"'o Ease
While yesterdays session produced
lots of excitement, 1t brought little in the
way OF evidence. George German, As.
sistant state y Attorney in charge OF
oa., oa ptoiI;na thn ;ur, ,Lat R;u n,n,s
met Eddie Cicotte. White Sox pitcher,
in New York and suggested that the
series be- thrown. Hc thcn went
through with tho oft -repeotcd story of
how Cirottc and tho othcr indicteI niov
crs were alleged TO hnve discussed tbo
/ matter /, Cicnfte's ronm in n Cb;caao
hotei apJ how IL n,oo fnoil, oornaJ 20
tbron tha sor;., TIn rarootoJ e. - ~
tniJ NJ III tir,. ot ~ rr,nI 'v i,'.s S'E,' ~,
, vestis,t;nn tbnt C;cotto rocai,..,i Si4 6no
,nJ tnai,. ~ W,,i,;a 'iO:000 S.000
aach Annoi', Ra.i,' "pu w ii,'""S %Soou
Vnrk or,;', ' hu, NeW
a ., "ha," & Mas o,1usn' iiio the case
ho;nm .,.iti;, ,'i ~ e' nu a,,Ith .I Iu"'eo as
~ s,i mni"s '" ., niM,;r tnr u'h'; AZ
t"s.;Ga'p 'u ""is i',sos'!~Eu;Ion ~ hothS'e'h
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Yesterday Vas a Busy
One for rabbit" Ball

The boys had that "rabbit" ball
hopping yesterday. Indeed. they did.
The Giants made eight runs In one
inning against the Pirates and scored
twelve times in all.
The Braves made eight in one
frame against the Cardinals and
scored fourteen times. The losing
team made eight runs.
The Reds got seven in one frame
on Philadelphia. They made eighteen
runs in a double header, the Phillies
ten.
Some walloping for the poor
rabbit"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
DUNDEE HITS HARD
IN CLANCY MATCH
John Will Root for Leonard
Against Tendler-Wants
Bout With Champ
"N0T HURT" SAYS HANL0N
Nv LOUIS ". .JAFFE

You betcha. yes, stree. I'll be little
Johnny m tbo sno. horo n, tbe n;gbt of
,,,a, 10 =, ,, -, 80.
,,,ns A., en'" "uscp" @ W.
o erro ,a,,.; ,m" mon u' guprrv OF Duhue', ST. ue
XIV n;s .,i,,E ,i,n,,mE '1r NcW lork tnua!' u,.e,
nso ~ pr',,hnt natt,c my night asalnst ,.,
raj, n, ". """ea. 9i i'a.t,,nore' u. 'sn.pe
Bannr 7 auI m" ,.,a ~ so''k W roo' '''
~ r","ru 49,. v'''pF; M. Tau
Tord,or =" :. .;u, ,nu, t uon ,Se t,I,. m I,,n
ra;n nI;n a. ,n .Jn.lnu'u oonnnN. put , .,,n IN
.honsr;o hn w. 'ta',rms' ~ .n' ",mme' anu .me
nn"lnpioh ~ IN tne guy l want 10 meet
n;np think thint 7 o,, ant;tlc,I
tn championsb;p contest NJ weight 135
ciynt hours boforc the match, and am
confident that I can w,n Rcnny,s t;tje.
"T have met Lconord eight times nj :
ready. However. none of the bouts was
n. weight, and all were no decision af-
fairs."
Dundee said: "lIc sure can hit ana
while he sockcd mo scycrnl times I
WASH I in there to get sockcd. Chancy
j. dangerous puncher for the best OF
EN-.
Punched Harder
Drndoo h." , ,. r.. .,.
voara nnd ,,n. muS aL,;. urrn poA'hH .o e.evvn ,
fution for h;mss,f ',s,iu m niorr I'irJ ,i,to ,v
pbiladelnh;n Ia.t ~" ri"ht hn ',, nmmnh al
i,rJor thn,' ~ niSm' nu p.,haa
and sororoI ,;n,os ,,,,,,,J a. p.i,,
~ oro h,,,ia w S'.ss.'." VI. ..
tioned ~ h;n, wv Ihn bus ,au, ro,,,;"G. ' 81
wnsn't IN ,b" bo.t ~ KIN sho,. Yor oor,,l
t.ll Tint M, NV uo;rSt o. Eu,th"r,noro " rU%,
Lo,.a - ~. VI, VIZ
nv Ghost " Dmndoo t;,nod +ho hoon, ot
IA no,,nds uh;io r,o.t of b;s
motcbes here ba ae,don, nn;ohoJ Mora
Than I3o "''s~'
'Chono. ,,,5,s Do .,,o . :,
clever--like II flash. =" Georges man
ager. Sam Harris. said that Chaney did
not show half the fight that was in him.
You know, George is cold weather
boxer. For some reason he does not
show so well in the summer. He cant
get the power in his punches that he
does in the winter Last fall Chaney
ran UP q string of eleven straight
knockouts.
Aftcr tbe torr;d trss,e be had wit,
Willie Jackson J,n,mr IJonIon tb.
Denver Italian aid nnt boor ,he .i;,bt.
est tostimomx W o' fU, horimn T' stn,naS S,r s
nmncb IT, III, Snos,;'a Is, s'"Hp,I iIonio,
rpn,iI;m pm"tm. IN J;. ms aress'ns room, n"nlon
onh .uiJ "..tPasou ..tPt @ 81. y, W. 'es.. 1
n danLsan sar .,,. th Mns soou .nins ior WI
"nH'1, "iOL Gu 'st. sa.. ,ne o'ut was NO. She"
,o, u'eu ;. ,"r n.sctn ct or twenty IouhoS.
wa was Jus, S.ur,ing 10 come a'ong "he,
my manager toid me II was the ias'
round. NO KidGlh' was just starting
10 warm up. nope pleased thc Ihll.
adeiphla ians. No. jackson didn hur'
me once.
:" mar tough nut he turned out tc
pe, commented jackson. Il hit hin
with everything ! had and must admit
l almost punched myself tired. lie
sure can take II. TINT gIy IIunlOu.
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Worlds Greatest Golfers Off Washington in Pursuit of America
Moonshine and Bootlegger
to Race on the Water

Montreal, July 19.---The crews of
the challenging yachts Moonshine
and Bootlegger, Of the White Bear
Yacht Club, st. Paul, were expected
to arrive today to take charge of the
craft The yachts, which have been
placed on the ways at the Royal st.
Lawrence Yacht Club, will be given
several tests in the lake before the
Royal st. Lawrence Challenge Cup
races, starting Saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
LIT NINE WANTS. GAMES
Manager Germon Has Sunday Open
for Game Away From Home

Manager Sam Germon has an open
date on the Lit team schedule which
he would like TO fll with some first
class team for the Coming Sunday. The
store boys have victories over all the
leading teams in the city and severnl
new players are expected in the line
up for the next game on Saturday at
Darby with Delco.
The Lit team also would like to
book twilight games either in or out of
town. Saturday, July 81, also Is an
open date. For games with Lit Bros.
call or write Sam Germon, Lit Bros,
Rug Department.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
BURNS TO RELATE
BASEBALL PLOT
Prosecution to Call Indicted
White Sox Player Who
Turned States Evidence
SOX SECRETARY TESTlFlES
'Wild BiW' DOnoUan
Is Called as Witness

Chicago. July l0.--That the State
has n surprise witness was learned
tohny when "Will Bill" Donovan.
manager Of tho Philadelphia Ma
tional League team. appeared in the
witness room. Assistant Stat" At
torncy John +. Tyrrcll said Dono-
van would testify to information of
the alleged conspiracy which he OBJ
taincd from Bill Burns. former
White Sox pitcher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
ALLIE CORNOG A COACH
VIII Have Charge Of Urslnus Foot.
ball, Basketball and Baseball

Allison G. Cornog, of THAN. and
now playing an intield position for the
North Phillies baseball team, has been
selected as athletic coach and physical
director Of Ursinus College. He sue
cecds Ralph Mitterling, who resigned
last spring to enroll in a medical school.
Cornog was graduated from Swarth-
more in 1918.
He was captain of the football team
that year and the second highest indi-
vidual scorer in the East. At Ursinus
he will coach the football, basketball
and baseball teams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
TlLDEN EASY WINNER
Scores Double Tennis Victory a
Providence Without Exertion

Providence. X. l.. July 10.-With
such notablcs us William T. Tilden. I'd
Richard Norris Williams, I'd, Ma
thaniel W. Niles. Vincent Richards, s.
Howard Noshell and others entered for
the singles and doubles. play began in
the Rhode Island State championship
tournament on the turf court of the
Agawam Hunt Club.
Tilden scored a double victory in
the singles without excrting himself In
the first round he defeated II. L.
Wcedcn. II clubmate. by score of 6-3.
Go, while in the second round he elm
mated j. B. Fenno. Ga, go. Will
liams defeated George Clum in the first
round match, 60, CO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
Ton Stralaht Tor Columbia

Columbia g. e. won is l,uth straight
game when il Travelled to the grounds OF
tn All;SchIlast!c stars and ven to J.
NJ slxtieth and oxford strecE and has
Saturday, July ~ and 80, Gfso SUNDAY,
July 81 open. Address Daniel Neu, laO
FitIserald street, Or phone OREGON 1882.
MeCarron and Carbone Split honors
Allentown. Pa. July i0.--Two thousand
night fans saw, a terrific siusgins match s b.,
Frank csSSops. Ok brooklyn, 10th oontfnders
tor ths middlswsisht chfmpienship aqS each
sEts ssass sasss: SssIss y: s:S S.a ~ p sS N:
s 4. sEsc:sssa s:sssa Ess 6:rsss: ssSE sS:S ne lssS &
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
Willie Spencer in Line
for 1921 american Title

Newark, July 19.-Willie Spencer
has a comfortable lead in the battle
for the bicycle sprint championship
of America, having % points.
Kramer has 13; Eaton, ~; Arthur
Spencer, IL; Piani and Mcnamara,
8, and Goullet, 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
FEDERAL A. A. WINS
Defeats Cottage Club Juniors a,
Trenton by 6-5 Score

Trenton, n. j.. July 19.-The Fed
cral \. A., of South Trenton, defeated
the Cottage Club Juniors. Of East
Trenton, By the close score of G to ).
Spectacular catches by Grofc. of Fed
cral "A. A, in left field. featured the
game.
Score BY innings: r. II, E.
TSdsrsi A. A.. Q 0 ! : "a II !
Batteries-Mardie ami Muhs: J. Duncan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19

Copper tubing OF small diameter can be
readily bent into short curves by melting
resin and pouring II into the tube which
can thon be bent like a piece OF solid cop,
per without fear OF breaking. After the
desired bend has been obtaln the resIr
blow torch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
GIrard to Play PItman

tional 10 game with Stenton Field Club on
SATURDAY Is booked with Pitman. n, j..
this coming weekend. All teams desiring
TO play Glrard should get in touch with
Barney SchRefer, "a East Laurel street,
or phone Ma arket 5i98.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
Mike Mowrey Quits Haaerstown

Hagerstown. Mr.. July i0.--Mke Mowrey
FORMER major league player, ras resigned as
manager Of the local team Of the Blue Ridge
bhseDall League. effective 1T once. Charles
DSsert, right fielder Of the club was ap-
pointed his successor. Inability to play be-
cause OF an old injury was given as the rea-
son Tor Mowrey's action He became man
aver OF the HaGerstOwn club. in the spring
Oh loGO winning the pennnnt last sea son.
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KeniIworth rnrk. wh,ch gained fam. Ia,

KeniIworth Phrk, which gained fape last
year as the scene OF the great Man o. War
Sir Barton match race, Ia rendy for tomor-
rows opening Of what promises to be the
most brilliant season OF summer racing In
thn history OF the jockey club whose home
iE so pctureuaucly situated not far from
Windsor. The track superintendent has bocn
carrying into effect the ideas OF General
Manager A, NJ. Orpen for the improvement
OF the track, and It wall present m inviting
appearance when the gates are thrown open
20 the public. There In tho lure OF rich
stules and valuable overnight purses to
bring into frequent action tho many high
rIRss horses with which tho stables will be
Allied by the time opening day arrives.
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Fohi Renamed Browns MANAGER

ST. LOUIS. July lS.-Phil c. Ball. owner OF
the ST. Louis Americans. has announced tho
reappointment Of Lee Fohl as 1922 manager.
The announcsment was made n. this time.
Mr.. Ball e1plai ined. 10 stop rumors that Fohi
was 10 be released.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19

To straighten out q dent 10 tho gasoline
the feed outlet: NIL the tank with water,
plug UP the vent In the tank cap. apply
about twenty pounds of air pressure. at the
same time tapping gently with a mallet
around the outer edEe OF the dent. The com.
bined air and water pressure will straighten
out the tank
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II the sliding member OF the clutch Is
rusty II will give tho effect OF grabbing
The rusted portion will prevent ths clutch :
engaging. gradually holding for a fraction
Of second and thus forming a quick en-
SaEoment.
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Leonard to Box Labor Dav

Grand Rapids, Mich. July 10. Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion. has agreed
to nAet an opponent. yet to be named. at
Benton Harbor, on Labor Day. according 10
Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons, who an
nnounced he was trying to sign up Rocky
Kansas.
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Roper and WIgsIns Matched

Chicago, July l9.-Bob Roper Chicago.
candidate for heavyweight honors has been
matched to moet Chuck Virgins. at De-
troit. on July 2S for ten-round bout.
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the Urccdprs' Futurity. which Is TO be- the
feature event OF tho Kentucky Jockey Club =
meeting a. LcxinEton in octohsr; Harry
are: lroomster. Olympus. Riga, Hamburg
Lad, Topmast, Penitent. Meadow NJ st, Whisk-
away Bunting, Cherry Tree, Rocket, Yash-
max and the Broomstlck-Courage nlly,
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You auto Kno,U

Tho power Of an engine oan bo consid-
erably Increased 1: aluminium plates OF a
thickness OF from one.eighth TO one-quarter
OF an inch are rivetcd on the tops OF tho
cylinders.
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A sticking float In the tank. an air leak
In the line running TO the inlet manifold or
dirt or rust In the line running TO the tank
will cause splitting when running at high