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mother. Mrs. L. v. Bockius, for ten
days.
Senator and Mrs. Frank B. Kel.
logg are expected to return in about
ten days from their home in st
Paul. MINI.
Mrs. George p. Mclean, wife of
Senator Mclean, will leave WASH
ington the end of this month for
her summer home in Connecticut.
Mrs. Mclean is now convalescing
from a severe illness.
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CHURCHES WILL HOLD
July FOURTH CARNIVAL.

Edgemoor. Nd, will be the scene
OF large carnival July {, to be
given by all the Protestant
churches and for the aiferent asso-
Citations of Bethesda. the carnival
win begin in the morning and last
all through the afternoon and syei-
ing and promises to be q gala occa-
sion. There will be speeches. ath-
letic contests refreshments ana
dancing. Walter Bssley, is chair
man Of the committee In charge Of
the carnival. 80
Former rndersecretary Of state
and Mrs. Norman H. Davis ana their
daughter. Miss Martha Davis. who
are spending the simmer at Lenox.
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ST. vINCENT,s CARNIVAL
WILL RUN THREE DAYS.

The grand carnival for the or
phans at st. vincent's promises to
be a great success. The executive
committee, Monsienor Russell. Rev
=. X. Cavanagh. James Simpson. E.
4. Swan and Miss Mary C. Boland,
have as assistants: Fancy table,
Mrs. McInefney, Mrs. Trapp. Mrs.
kerfoot. Mrs. King. Mrs. Borges,
Mrs. Crawford. Mrs. McGiven. Mrs
Lane. Mrs. Lloyd. Mrs. Kersey
Misses Bacheus, Mulcahy. Duffy.
POLAND. Newell, Mary and Ruth Hill
aver and c. Gallagher. Candy.
Mrs. T.. v. Carr. Mrs. McCauley
Mrs. Husuley. Mrs. Shell. Mrs. Dean.
Mrs. Browning. Misses Louise Carr.
Margaret Carr, Foley. Poor, Price.
cresh, and Messrs. Foley, Boyland.
o'Connor, Lucas and Carr. Refresh
ments, Mrs. Brennan. Misses Lang
ley. NJ Gallagher. Cavanash.
Dougherty. Purcell. Dolan. Brannon.
and Messrs. Brannan and Cava-
nagh, MIR. and Mrs. Robert Barrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vernon. ci-
gars, Miss Ellen Fitzgerald, Miss
Furey, Mr.. Kennedy. Paddle stand.
Mr.. Cunning. Lemonade. Mrs. Simp-
son. Balloon, Miss Danner. Ice
cream. Mrs. Shugrue. Illumination.
Mr.. Mooney. Cabbage patch. Miss
NJ. Trapp. Grab bag, Miss Mooney.
Fish pond. Miss Luff. Surprise pack
age, Miss Brinkley. Dancing. Miss
Fitzgerald, Miss Moriarity. Miss
Morgan, Miss De Cav, Mrs.
Goldsmith. Publicity, Miss Bo-
land, Robert Barrett. Thomas Shea.
ecorations, Charles Dowd. A.
June pole" dance will be given ev-
cry evening by the children of st.
vincent's, followed by a band con-
cert The carnival will last from
to IL p. m, June 81, % and %.
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ADMIRAL ANDREWS WILL
GO TO NORFOLK.
MRS. LEFT ENTERTAINs
IN HONOR OF AUNTs.

Mrs. Alfred Leet entertained at
q beautifully appointen luncheon last
Tuesday at the Chevy Chase Club
in compliment to her two aunts.
the Mrs. Miller. of Grand Rapids,
Mich. who left yesterday for their
home. Some of the other guests
were Mrs. W. W. Brice, Mrs. Corby,
Mrs. Percival Wilson. Mrs. william
Pace, Mrs. Arthur Shelton, Mrs.
James Adkins. Mrs. John Edwards
and Mrs. Frank Stetson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leet will 60 to
Eaglesmere. Pa. in August for an
extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Stephan win
go to Cape May early in July for
a stay of some weeks.
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Mrs. Egerton Parsons will sail to.
morrow to attend the executive ses-
sion Of the Council OF International
Federation Of the University
Women to be held In London. she
10 treasurer Of the federation.
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MRS. VIC. vEREEN RETURNS
TO MOULTRIE, CA.

Mrs. w. C. vereen. who came to
Washington to attend a meeting OF
the executive board of the d. A. r.
and. to visit a few days with her
son-in-law and daughter. Represen-
tative and Mrs. John II. Smithwick
has returned to her home in MouI-
trie, Ca.
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COL. PENRosE LEASES
ST. NICHOLAS APARTMENT.

Col. and Mrs. George Penrose.
who have been living at the Wood
ley. have taken possession of Mrs.
Albert L. Mills apartment in the
st. Nicholas. which they have leased
for the summer months. Mrs. Mills
is with her daughter. Mrs. E. p
Laursen. at 2l3s Wyoming avenue.
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SOUTHwORTH-CAFFEE
NUPTIALs SATURDAY,

Mrs. Mayotta Dickinson Caffee, of
Washington. was quietly married
to Melvin Deane Southworth, Of
Springfield. Mass. Saturday. June Is.
The marriage took place at St
Margaret's Church. Washington, the
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, d. D.,
omciating. in the presence of a small
group OF personal friends of the
two families. The bride was given
away by her brother, Lieut. Dwight
Dickinson. tr.. M. c.. U. S. N. The
wedding was followed by a recep-
ton at the residence of the brides
father. Commodore Dwight Dfckin-
son. NJ. c.. U. S. N.
In the bridal party were Miss
Helen Riley of Washington, as maid
Of honor: Constant Southworth. of
Akron. Ohio, a brother of the bride
groom. as best man, and the two
little daughters of the bride, Miss
Patty Elana Cafsee and Miss Eliz-
abeth June Caffee, as flower girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Southworth will,
spend the summer in New England
and later will be at home in SPRING
field. Mass.
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MISS oUrNN BRIDE
OF HERBERT w. PRICE.

Miss Gertrude Anna Quinn,
daughter Of Mrs. John Quinn and
the late John Quinn, was married
to Herbert william Price. son or
Mrs. Lilly l. Price. Saturday morn
ing. The ceremony was performed
At 10 o'clock in the Shrine Of the
Sacred Heart, by Rev. Jeremiah r.
Fitzgerald. a cousin of the bride.
who also was celebrant of the nup-
tial mass which followed The
49,, '-re eseo-ted by her brother,
Jeremiah J. Quinn. and wore . gown
of princess lace over white satin.
Her tulle veil was becomingiy ar
ranged with a coronet Of lace and
orange blossoms. and she carried
white roses with o shower Of lilies
Of the valley.
Mrs. Joseph H. Awkward, sister
Of the bride, was matron of honor,
and wore orchid organdy with q
picture hat to match and carried
orchids and sweet peas. Little Miss
Anpa Quinn, niece OF the bside. was
flower girl and wore a dainty frock
of white point d'esprit over yellow
silk trimmed with rosebuds, and
carried a basket of yellow and
white sweet peas.
Louis Price, brother OF the bride-
groom, was best man, and the
ushers were John A. Quinn and
George A. Quinn. brothers of the
bride, and J. Buckner Price and
Charles Price, brothers of the
bridegroom.
A reception in the home OF the
brides. mother followed. at which
Mrs. Quinn and Mrs. Price. mothers
Of the bride and bridegroom, re-
spectively. received with them. Mrs.
Quinn wore blue beaded georgette
crepe over tangerine, and Mrs. Price
wore a gown Of black meteor. Miss
Katherine Quinn and Miss Susan
Price also assisted at the reception.
the former wearing sage green, and
the latter pink georgette crepe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price left later In
the day for a wedding trip, the lat
ter wearing a travelling suit of dark
blue tricotine heavily embroidered
and a hat OF blue Canton crepe
They will spend their honeymoon In
tn" mountains o. Pennsylvania ana
after t he first OF July will make
their home in Washington.
Among 'e out-of-tpwn guests
were Mrs. Thomas Kenny and Miss
Julia Smith. of Baltimore; Miss
Regina Lanerty and Miss Heller
Lafferty. OF Philadelphia.
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DELAWARE SOCIETY
MEETS THIS EVENING

me regular monthly meeting of
the delaware State Society will be
held IN the auditorium of the Will
son normal School. Eleventh and
harVard streets, this evening at &
o'clock. Henry M. Rose. assistant
secretary OF the United States Sen-
ate, Will give an illustrated lee
.ure on Washington. the City Beau
tiIui as the entertainment feature
OF the evening. This will he the
September. Until
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MR.. AND MRS. VILE BUY.
HOME ON sIXTEENTH STREET.

hO"S oN shAEhHNTh STHEET.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic william
Vile have purchased the residence
at 1913 Sixteenth street. where they
will move about September l.. Mrs.
Vile will leave some time in July
to visit in Michigan.
Mrs. Robert Henderson, wife of
Comdr. Henderson, u. S. N. has gone
to jamestown. r. l.. to spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mccauiey
will leave shortly for Jamestoyn.
r. l., where they will remain until
fall. sz
Miss Katherine Robinson will r.,
to White Sulphur Springs to spend
the Fourth of July. with Miss Fred
erick there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Wilson will
leave soon to go to Cape May for N
extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Nicholson and
the latter's sister. Mrs. Harris Crist.
who is visiting them, plan to motor
to Ocean City, Nd. early in July for
q visit there.
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MRS. GIBNER ENTERTAINs
At ARMY AND NAVY CLUE.

Mrs. Herbert C. Gibner entertain
ed with bridge luncheon at the
Army and Navy Club on Friday for
Mrs. ]. K. Miller, Mrs. W. X. Lloyd
Mrs. Lilly Duncan Baxter and Mrs
r. T. Palmer. Col. and Mrs. Gibner
with their children, will leave july
1 for the summer, seins to their
new station at Fort Leavenworth.
Miss Alice Fitzgerald. of this city,
who had been In Paris for some
time. left there yesterday for Gene
va, where she Is connected with the
League 81 Fed Cross Societies.
John A. wH.iisms spent the week.
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MISS TMPLE PERRY
GUEST OF MRS. HEPBURN.

Miss Temple Perry is the guest Of
Mrs. Charles J. Hepburn, of st. Da-
vids and Philadelphia, at her buns
galow at, Stony Man Camp, Sky
land, VT. Last Wednesday evening
Mrs. Hepburn gave a card partytol-
lowed by supper. in honor OF MISS
Perry and her other guest, MISS
Esther Hughes, of philadelphia.
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Miss Margaret Tredway, Of Du-
buaue, Iowa. and John Robert Wal
Ter. OF Washington. were married
yesterday at Havre de Grace. Nd.
the home for several generations
of Mr.. Walters ancestors. Only
members Of the immediate families
Of the bride and bridegroom were
present.
Miss Tredway was educated at
Miss Madeirn's School in Washing
ton. and Mr.. Waller. who was in the
army during the war. was on duty
mere for some time. He is a mem
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are offending the finals at Harvard.
from which Maclin p. Davis, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. 10 being gradu-
atsd. ,C
Mrs. F. D. Head will leave some
time In July for jamestown, where
she will pass the summer months
Mrs. Mccormick, wife of Senator
Medill Mccormick. accompanied by
her children, has gone to Rock Riy-
er Farms. Ill.,, for the summer, Sem
ator Mccormick plans to make fre-
quent visits there during the sum-
msr.
ADMIRAL ANDREWS WILL
GO TO NORFOLK.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Philip An
drews. who recently returned from
Europe, will go to Norfolk, Va,
where Admiral Andrews will assume
command of the navy yard.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joseph n
Hemphill and their daughter, Miss
Orc ]. Hemphill. have closed their
home at i71+ p street northwest and
are motoring in a leisurely fashion
to North Hatley, Canada. where they
will remain for the summer.
Mrs. Stephen 3. Elkins will re-
turn tomorrow from New York,
where she is making a two-i day
visit.
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!: VA SI1ING TON SOCIET =:
NenetianFete
For Hospital
Society Folk of Green
Dich, Conn, Aid in
Benefit.

NEW YORK. June 2o.-Much In
terest 10 being manifested In Green
witch society in the Venetian fete
to be held on the picturesque
estate of the late Commodore e.
c. Benedict at Indian Harbor.
Conn, Friday afternoon
and evening. for the benefit Of the
Hospital. Many promi-
nent society women and men of
the town are serving on the sew
eral committees.
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Miss Caroline Stevens. daughter
Of Mrs. Richard Stevens, Castle
Point. Hoboken, N. J., who has been
spending two months In Europe,
will return early next week. Her
marriage to Edward B. Condor will
take place on June 30 in St. Ber-
nsrd's Church, Bernardsville, N. ].
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MRS. +. B. Moran will be at home
informally on Wednesdays from :
to o'clock at her Residence. aa1s
Massachusetts, avenue. which .he re.
Gently opened. She resided A. m.
Shoreham during the winter.
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shortly to motor to Newport for q
brief stay there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Peyton Russell
have gone abroad to spend the sum
mer.
Capt. William H. Reynolds, u. s.
N, will join his family in James
town for the month of August.
Miss Jamie Hearon, who motored
with a party of friends to Luray,
Va, for the weekend. has returned
to Washington.
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MRS. WARDER GOES TO
BAR HARBOR IN JULY.


BAR HARBOR IN JULY.
Mrs. B. H. warder will leave
Washington early in July to spend
the summer at Bar Harbor with her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Garrett.
Maj. Harry Leonard and his STEP
son, Ben Thoron, have gone to COL
orado Springs, Colo, where they
will spend the summer. Mrs. Leon
ard and Miss Louise Thoron, who
are now visiting in Portland. Greg,
will motor from there soon to Col
orado Springs to join Maj. Leonard.
Miss Nell Thron is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Ellis on Long Island.
but will go later to Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Adkins will
motor to Bluemont. Va. shortly to
spend a fortnight there.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Patterson, wife Of
Col. Patterson. U. S. A., will leave
this week for Woodbury. Falls. n. Y,
where she will spend the summer.
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John A. ~s.iisms spent the week.
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Mrs. Walter Wells will leave
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PARIS GIVES WALLACE
FAREWELL RECEPTION

Hugh C. Wallace, retiring Ameri-
AMBASSADOR to France, and
mrs wallace were complimented
oy q farewell reception last Sat
u[u1y IN Paris by the Franco
committee The guests
nSIuoed members Of the diplomatic
Ups and representatives of Amer
lean residential society in paris
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Mrs. F. d. Head will leave some
time In July for jamestown, where
she will pass the summer months
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end in Atlantic city at the New
England Hotel.

tts copiey has returned to
the city after short stay In At
..ftlc city.
Representative and Mrs. copley
now are residing At 1901 wyoming
avenue In the home which they pur-
chased recently from Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm McConihe.
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c. nra Sanpakitch. Secretary and
dAnaires Of the Legation
-. s. S Iett Washington yesterday
where he will spend the sumn.r
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and Mrs. Edward BeaIe Nc
"a n' VINO are in Cincinnati. Ohio
WI return to Washington JuIy .
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SECRETARY DAVIS
RETURNS FROM OHIO.

The Secretary of Labor. James J.
Davis, returned yesterday morning
from Niles, Ohio, where he went to
attend the Harding cere-
monies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-07
amateur Sports

-. Hughey McLean's white Elephants. one OF
the fastest sixteen-etgh teen year old teams in
the city. wants games away Hughey Mo
Loon, 1887 Nifhln street.
Artisans. a frst-claas travelling team, no :
oIen dates. Gaorge worrell. 2l3o Wolf
street
Keystone 9. g. a arGs,t,class team, want.
WSo,s tHS sane }SssJIfPg,r, W. schGfrer. phone
Marvyn F. G., hrst-elass travelling
team, wants to hsar from all clubs. ]. Ad-
leT,, 930 North Orianna street.
Norwood q. G. would Ike to hear from all
second-clnss home teams playing Saturday
Sunday and twilight ball, r. Drew, Ala
4 pitcher, would lik3 to connect with a
St. John A. c. desires eamsc with all Of
the leading hGme clubs In the city,
Dellmar a.. A., of South Philadelphia,
would like to henr from all fast hamo clubs.
W h6Sy8'on l4l7 roTsID rortGr 9trGs wort.
hear from all frst-c!ase home clubs. Ralph
PhllmOro AIl-stnrs. % KersinGton, have n
clubs. Ed I.eoch 2I47 North Front street
Argpnne C.. G.. q hrst-class club, wanta
games away II, Hartzug, 3li5 Brnddock
street.
dates for al nrst.Claes NgprcEntIons p.
Kershaw Club has July . ard 10 ornep
rhone Poplar 32S0 j.
Western T.. e. wants TO hear. from nll
frst-Class h.n1e teams Mt once. william r.
King 1901 Glcnwood avenue.
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TROPHY AND MEDAL FOR
GOLDEN WHEEL VlCTORS
Four Stars In FIfty.Mlle Race at
Drome Tonight

Presentation of silver loving cup
and gold medal will be made tonight
at the Point Breeze velodrome to the
winning bike rider in the annual Golden
Wheel and his pace setter, respectively
George Meade, Philadelphia sportsman,
president Of the Prune Club, and bicycle
fan, is putting up both prizes, and he
will award them personally to the win i
ming riders directly after the race.
Frank Cory, Australian champion,
and who won the Golden Wheel on the
local circular track last year, will be a
starter tonight. Fitted against the title
holder of the Antipodes will be three
other crack cyclists, each of whom
holds crown of different country.
They are Vincenzo Maddona, of Italy
George Seres, of France, and Clarence
Carman, of America. The latter is the
international titeholder.
The Golden Wheel will be decided
over a distance of fifty miles, which
means that the riders will traverse 30C
laps around the sixth of a mile track
All of the four riders have proved their
worth in distance races, each having
won Golden Wheel competition at diff
ferent tracks in 1920,
The appearance of Seres will be his
first as worlds champion, having won
that diadem at Antwerp, Belgium, in
a 1000 -kilometer race during the Olym-
pic Games last year.
In addition to the Golden Wheel
there will be a one mile match race be-
tween Orlando Pani, Italian champion,
and Willie Spencer, former Canadian
titleholder, who now IL an American
citizen and resident of Newark, n. j.
Several amateur sprints, with q mum =
ber of out Of town entries, will com :
plete the program.
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MAY SIGN ARTICLES
FOR MATCH TODAY
Carpenter Gibbons Bout on
October IL May Be Formally
Arranged by Tex Riokard
BOTH MANAGERS WILLING

New York, July "Details for q
worlds light champion
ship boxing match between Georges
Carpenter, Of France, holder OF the
title, and Tom Gibbons, st. Paul light
heavyweight, probably will be ar
ranged today, so far rs Carpenter is
concerned in the match.
Francois Descamps, manager OF the
Frenchman, is scheduled to confer with
Promoter Tex Rickard this afternoon in
Madison Square Garden on terms for
the match.
1t is understood that the battle will
be arranged on percentage basis.
Carpenter to receive between 80 and 35
per cent of the gross receipts. The bout,
when arranged, probably will be sched :
uled for Columbus Day, October II.
Carpenter, Descamps said, could not
participate in n battle prior to this
date.
Richard has been In communication
with Gibbons manager. and is said to
have received assurances of the st
Paul boxers willingness to box Car
pentier. 1t is only matter OF terms
with Gibbons. when the match will be
formally closed. Rickard is confident
Gibbons will accept the terms he is
prepared to offer for a battle in the
arena in Jersey City.
Preliminary details for the match al
ready have been discussed between
Richard and Descamps. The French
manager expressed willingness to ac-
cept this match Immediately after Car
pentier's defeat last Saturday by Jack
Dempsey. As far as is known no hitch
has arisen from the Carpenter end OF
the proposition, and none is antici-
pated.
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10. Il. McLean's The Porter is capa
PIE OF giving Exterminator the run OF
ms life, and is n wonderful weight
carrier. All Of the horses now are at
the top of their form, and the handi-
capper by distribution of the weights
ma mas MADE nRs the race appear, almost a toss,
up. Taken altogether, this ia the best
field that has faced the barrier at La
tonia this season for older horses. The
distance will make race good to see.
II track conditions remain good there
should be new record set. If there
are, as many as ten starters the purse
will be worth more than $4,000.
The Daniel Boone was won last year
by Mimic II, an imported horse, which
beat out Harry Payne Whitney's DR..
CLARK, Cleopatra and other long dis
tance runners.
Tho racing season at Latonia has
been big success from two standpoints,
that of financial support and of the
brilliant two year olds that have been
developed, 1t Is to be doubted II any
hlly In the country can defeat Miss
Jones, the Montfort Jones crack, by
Peter Ounce. She will be taken to
Saratoga for a try out against Norwich,
William A, Olympus and other phe-
nomenal two-year- olds. Miss Joy has
not won all Of her stars, her owner
elect1ng on more than one occasion to
win with her stable companion. Fair
Phantom, but in the Latonia Oaks that
plan went awry, and Miss Joy took up
the running and won easily after Bonus
had disposed of Fair Phantom. 1t was
the idea to have Miss Joy from weight
penalties that Mr.. Jones had held her in
restraint. 1t is said that she worked
five -eights recently In .5S 2-5, a re-
markable performance in any country.
Speed records have proved another
feature at Latonia. High Cost made
the best record of six furlongs in
10 80. mark which will likely stand
for many years.
The Aqueduct meeting also comes to a
close Saturday. That meeting also has
been remarkable for the high class fields
that have contested in many of the
races. Mad Halter, Audacious. Grey
Lag. John p. Grier. Knobbic and "a
number Of younger horses have added
fine accomplishment to the records OF
the American turf.
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UPTOWN RIVALS TO
MEET ON DIAMOND
Nativity to Play North Phils To-
night-Shanahan and Sphas
Also Scheduled
GERMANTOWN AT STETS0N

The followers of two Of the prominent
semi pro baseball teams in the uptown
section will be out in force this evening
when the North Phillies entertain Ma
tivity at Fourth and Wingohocking
streets In the first Of series of three
games. While nothing definite has been
accomplished in the way of determining
the best team in the city. there are
rumors Of. the same, but in the mean
time the followers Of the respective clubs
must rely on interclub series.
Both teams have been breezing along
at a fast clip, and Managers Haggerty
and Reifsnyder are doubly anxious to
annex this contest. The clubs appear
evenly matched. The pitching selec-
tions have not, been announced, but will
Jimmy Bonner has the Brooklyn
Royal Giants as the abstraction for
West Philly fans at Forty eighth and
Brown streets. The New Yorkers have
been moving the local clubs down con
sistently all season. Mahoney, who held
Bridesburg to seven scattered singles on
Tuesday, will scale the pitching peak
for the Gothamites and Shanahan will
in all probability depend on Walter
Mackin, who on the same evening
handed reverse to the crack Millville
Club.
All Stars at Bridesbrg
The Pennsylvania Railroad All Stars
make their first appearance at Brides =
burg. The railroaders have a galaxy
Of talent to select from and included
In their number are four of the Brides
burg outfit, who on this occasion will
appear In the home lineup. They are
Biting, Whitman, Fairburn and Hyde.
The railroaders have thirty men and
will not be at loss to fill these players
Weinert and Yadusky, all top notchers.
Bridesburg will rely on Tommy Volz,
the big .right-hander.
The South Philly Hebrews. after
their wonderful triumph over the Cuban
Stars, take on the All Philadelphia
Police at Broad and Bigler streets
The downtowners have collection Of
college and scholastic stars who are
making n strong bid for the champion
ship of the city and have already de-
feated half dozen of the clubs that are
laying claims to the State champion
ship. Manager Gottlieb has not an
nounced his pitching selection, but It
may be Keenan,, who held the Cubans
to a single run.
Germs to Tackle StetsOn
Dave Dennis and his Germantown
club will invade Kensington and meet
Stetson at Fourth and Berks streets.
The Germs tied the Quaker City Pro-
fessionals last evening and are out to
better that this evening. Dennis Is
considering giving Joe Normile, who is
staging a great comeback on the mound.
chance against the Hatters.
Normile had the Souderton cham