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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
STRONG FIELD IN
VETERANS SINGLES
DR.. Hawk Will Have Tough Op-
position at Germantown
Cricket Club This Week
MANNHEIM OFFICIALS BUSY

DR.. p. B. Hawk. the Cynwyd
veteran, did not lose set in the ma
tional veterans championships last
year, but he will have a tougher as
sisnmcnt in the tournament which will
be held in connection with the national
tennis singles championships which be-
gin on the courts Of the Germantown
Cricket Club Friday morning, at 10
o'clock.
The field this year will be much
Dwight F. Davis and Halcombe Ward.
national doubles champions almost
quarter of century ago, will be among
those present and competing. Davis
and Ward recently won the national
veterans doubles title.
Davis, who is the donor Of the inter
nationally famous Davis Cup. IS n
southpaw and on old-time intercol.
, lcgiatc title holder. He still plays n
snappy game and should give DR.. Hawk
hard battle for the title If the two
reach the final round. :,
The veterans singles will be side
attraction to the big show OF the ma
tional singles in which 123 PLAYERS have
entered. The matches on Friday will
start at 10 O'Clock in the morning. Play
on succeeding days will begin at l
| o'clock.
| Officials at the Germantown Cricket
Club are buster than circus promoters
! on their first day IN town. The various
| detnils Of staging tennis match are
as numerous as an election campaign:
! The courts will be given their final
touches, the supplies will be pulled out
Of the corners and counted and as.
sorted. the carpenters are putting the
last nails into the marques where the
newspaper men and officials will be
Ounrtercd and the seats in the North,
South and West stands are being cor
rectly numbered.
The ball boys are getting their sec.
and day of training today. More than
seventy have volunteered their services
and after few days trials the speediest
and most efficient ones will be selected
to serve during the tournament.
The return of summer yacationers
has increased the advnace sale Of series
tickets which arc selling at Hcppc's,
11l9 Chestnut street, for 80. Daily
tickets will be sold Cor 50 up to the
semi finals, when the price will be
raised to So.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
Henline Helps Yin the First


~ o the hitting
surely Pills
lead
fifth Wrightne the
of a
throw to
added IIenlne double
opened walk and tro home when Butch Henn shot costly pellet
Leslie doubled
Parknsons
Dodgers
Meadows who forced dust off his the the plate
High
home De I'erry double Griffith
Man third and Meadows
Olson Johnston could ball o inheld.
thriller
uphill The
onen The and in
the sixth, apparently had tucked
The do-Ordie manifested
arrived
behind They crowded
neante
The itself informed the
the
In than plumber.
THE Phis made delirey nnnot-
the 1th 10 the Strtccm'h "oHldnt The Dodger
ordered r0ks galore
the pills had three left the eleventh. in
trefth, the thirteenth and the edt
time noud hare the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
BATTLING CHUCK LOSES
Beaten by Danny Edwards In Final
Bout at Shore

Atlantic City, Sept. 5.-Danny Ed
wards. Of California, easily won from
Battling Chuck, Of New York City, in
nm eight round bout scheduled as the
colored bantamweight championship
battle, here, in the feature attraction
at the North Side Club, before record
Labor Day crowd. Edwards completely
outcassed his rival and won six OF the
eight sessions.
Andy Kid Bell. OF Atlantic City,
shaded Kid Butler, of Philadelphia, In
corking eight round fight.
Buddy DAILY, of Philadelphia. won q
slugging match from Marty. Sullivan,
Of Wilmington. Del, in eight rounds
tie. Spike Boyer, of Philadelphia, easily
defeated Young Sam Langford, of this
city. in six rounds. Joe Reynolds. OF
this city, won over Johnny Nelly in six
cantos.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05

'BEHAN PROVES METTLE
8AS PHILLES WIN TWO
4l FROM ROBBIEiS PETS
Fresh From the Bushes Bradford Pa Lad Holds Super
bas to Five Scattered Hits in Ten Innngs-Makes
Double and Scores Winning Run of l6.Tnning Clash

eEY his Charles He right
inches without
winning village.
the later
- the OF Pills Boston last week.
Which the latest pitching recruit to
bulpn seventh inning Of
holiday take the mound with all the
Behan has the pitchers made Of
had held
OF
Behn all told the writer
Had it been
fact that left mound for pinch hitter ehan might
have gained his
Fifteen thousand fans without which short for hot dog
UHEN he doubled With the SIXTEENTH in the
W stands coud hare riin9iy the When
deposited platter Gode Rdpps
bin9le, the fans presenting him rh the Hail
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
Today's Independent Games
And Results of Yesterday
p. II. A. ELIMINATION SERIES


South Philly Hebrews ut F7eisher. Twenty.
North fhillie~ at DobsOn. Thirty-hfth
s,cnton at Bridtsburr. Richmond and
miiaaic tesi at Madison Stars. Elrhteenth and
r s!onehprst at Philadelphia Terminal
OTHER GAMES
=, Spring City;Roycrsford at South Phillies'
Wildwood at Greenwood. Tulip ond Ann
7. D. $. of A. at Lighthouse. Front street
Camden BLACK Black So. .. St. Callistus
= sWcdssboro st' At sIanahnn. Tort,-eithth and
Brown streets.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
South PhiIlles. d, Ardmere. 3.
kal!ss.sa kni&asa. q !, =: st, Il co{a;nmis. G;n & 0.
SSiSssSssSissfii,, Ss,S Ssi,,,,. 2; Candies s.s city, s.
sSanshah l n.'ifs Il south ffah Phiy ii ncsic:. S 0.
SsssS SSs!1SS s hsPsPEiSa Ssssts"' Fs::.
soIthwcstcrn;, 9. Wlndrc1. 1.
RssrsS sSsSsiisis. d ssn'%ss''s E Es,; 'sis.. 2; 3.
HSS%j HssSs'S%Fjh' s !. tafSss; %sSsss Company. Q.
-, harrisburg Giants. 10, PenusyIvsnia
=: SWSOeSOUTUs -
Chester. II, Bacherach Glants. 10.
-. iarnabas. 4; Ivy. g.
NOtaseme. Iii Olncy, II (caued, rain).
tiermantown Professionals. a. Norristowr
Ashland 4. A.. @; Germantown Pros. 4
North Penn, B; Pitman. 8.
Ocean City: 81, Atlantic City Collesians. :
Logan A. A.. b; Union A. A., ].
Belneld. 10; Haddon Giants. 9.
Cape May. 3; RACQUET Club. o.
MahanoY City. II: Dobson. Q.
Phllndclphln FlreInen. 4; Vents d. O.. l.
NIerriwcil, 8; Pcncoyd. I.
Elyawa. !; NiCetown;, l..
Morrell MiI's. 3; Dunkirk. o.,
Nictrix &. c.. 2; st. RaphaePe, l.,
Scwtown Stars. 23; Glenside u. B.. ,.
Iawndole. 3: Chcltenham. O..
Shamrock &. C.. o; Greenwood,
MONTGOMERY County I.eague-LansdaLe
S0,tdrrtOn o; IAnsdalc i3. ConshohOCken 2
Sc,IdcrtOn g. Amber ); Perkasie 3. DoyleS
town I; Perkasle o. COnshOh0cken y.
Philadelphia Suburban League-Wypdmo0l
1, Glenside I; Glcnside 3. Mckinley =; FOR
W. cehinrt0n 2. ashho,irnc 1 u2 innings).
Nof,% a1SSfE; Penn m ftsaas"%@Ambl-r r. 9. 5. VII
is, Keasby 4 MnttisOn 70,
]; Narberth 3. Wayne 2; Wayne 9. Ardmsr
I; ROsrmOnt II. Stanford 10.
St. Clements. Q; Northeast FroS.. o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
ALL LIGHTWEIGHT BOUTS
Eight Stars In FIstleuffs at PhIIIIes
Ball Park

Lew Tender, southpaw lightweight
challenger, IS training for his eight
round bout with Ever Hammer, of Chi
cago, Mt III" phillirs' ball park next
Monday night. Tenders tilt with
Hammer will be his first appearance
since he fought Leonard in Jersey City.
Six other lightweights will appear on
the card. Tim Droncy. who is doing
his training with Tender. will try to
stop the knockout streak Of George
X. o. CLANCY. Of Baltimore.
Bobby Barrett. anxious to fight hts
way back into the lightweight picture,
IS working hard at Jim Dougherty' q
Ridley Park training camp for his bout
with Sailor Freedman, of Chicago.
Joe Ttplitz is taking no chances this
time with Pal Moran. The local maulcr
is training with Tender and Droney
and will have no albi to offer should he
finish second in his affair with Moran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
H0u Does IT Strike You?
Tlden's Modesty
Fickle Fans
Channel Crossing
THE oBSERvEe Rs

DILL b. palm
known s s h etss. TT
often that sS Ts:n a;s %ts 1n ;n d: for
s:' 7; %:: a
DSs Sy the Tea @ " an .a w % s s.
to against Wood played
a as G tt v
better game the % % Tsn
The % has s TO, the r..
, s s s s s ssn:
Norton
the Ssss ss they are all embodied
s, SHORE .1Asvn pr, ,,s, - s %
Laurel, player asls but
lost In tho police court
They Forget in . Day
Is f,t s. p1 b % S rs as u, % o 1Sp % ] % summer us~ resort resort Today
Frank XXI Kramer s i Idol The cycling pss month
IT The from eonpets. off oa s stripped Kramer
The "s % % .. and s when Athlete s s sssns seus r.
when associated With the ssiss.s ' .''' ''' e'''
n.b.S s.as ~
In rder was never known to take an unfair
sdvsnnse Of rival and vet as as he turns ree the crowd oo
Psychology Praises arc sung to tn. athlete. and the Official. al,
THE York Athletic commissioner, ar. still putting over their
:,; " "s'a sa'ss
Channel Crossing
THOUGH the English
powerful body
test offered the ambitious athlete.
Charley 1o Of Boston, tried It Saturday thar
eleven hours through the rough kicked
a
SIC. :ss ns: . %
tn. @ 10th ut qns almost He with
Even though coughing and partly
doubled with he to
He protested when Charley the ms.s.
Ing Of the word quit
to
could
seemingly impossible thing accomplished to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
DRONEY IS GLAD
TO MEET CLANCY
Tim Has Been Anxious to Get
Even With George for
1921 Knockout
ASSERTS HE WAS FOULED
BY LOUIS II. JAFFT.

I'M DRONEY is a cheerful individual
- these days. He may change his
tune after next Monday night, still
Timothy is a happy guy.
There Is n reason for the Lancas-
| trian's feeling Of joy. He's going to
get a chance to redeem himself and it
will not be any cinch. for Droney will
| pick. or rather punch, Mt the terrific
socking George CLANCY. of Baltimore,
in an effort to square himself.
A little less thar year and half
| ago-March 4, 1921. to be specific
Droney visited Baltimore and entered
into fstic combat with CLANCY In q
scheduled fifteen round bout.
The record books show that Clancy
knocked out Eroncy in the third round
But Tim insists that it wasn't so. lie
contends that he was fouled-that Il
low punch injured him so he could not
resume hostilties.
Since that time Droney has been ach-
ing for another crack at CLANCY. Peri
odically. Timothy. he the tough gink Of
Lancaster, has come out with chal-
lengcs to CLANCY, but ''he has never
given me a tumble" rs Droney says.
Mondays Meeting
Will BE Their Fourth
However. Tins chance finally will
come. He has been hooked up with X
o. George for one of the eight round
lightweight numbers at the Pbilllcs'
Ball Park next Monday night.
III show every one that CLANCY
can I knock me out. If everything is all
equal and the referee gives me an even
break This is what Tim had to say
today.
Their meeting here on Monday night
will he the fourth fracas between CLANCY
and Droney. In 1919 they hooked up
in n six round encounter and the fol-
lowing season they clashed in an eight
roundcr.
Droney is training with Lew Tender
which means that both are getting in
shape at the same time-thc Logan
lambaStcr for Ever Hammer and Tim
for CLANCY.
a real ring veteran, Droney has met
n number Of the star lightweights. and
the only blotch on his record is that
stood off Tender in three different
| bouts, made good showings against
Benny Leonard and Pete Hartley, and
also stepped out OF his class in meeting
weltcrweights and even middleweights
on several occasions.
Hindin Has Stable
Gathered for This Season
With the advent of the 1922 % sea {.
son Herman Hindn has lined up a
quartet Of boxers. and he, is confident
his different charges will be up among
J the top mothers long before the end of
! the coming campaign.
Those who will fly the Hindin colors
are Eddie Revoire, middlcweight; Matty
Brooks. recent invader from England,
lightweight Mike Kredell. welter-
weight. and heavyweight whose name
Herman is not ready to divulge.
This big boy is going to spring q
surprise this fall, said Herman today.
"Hc weighs 20G pounds in tistic trim,
stands six feet three inches in his socks
and hits like Jark Dempsey.
| Il have my heavyweight in training
now under cover and when he steps out
| he will be right. 1t may not be for six
weeks before l get him under way, but
when he starts a lot Of aspiring heavy
weights are going to bite the resin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
Scraps about Scrappers


Adam Ryan Ia" DECIDED mot no, to hold
auspices is schedusd for septcmoer II, With VT +
:. double ,wind'up as the feature, Sailor Joe
Stanley wis will hook up with Danny
Gordon Three other bouts will complete
the program.
Stanley HinokIe. who has been spmmerins
a. wIdwood. ~ j.. VIII return IN a few
rirg Winckle writes that he viii be r ready
t@S any Of l.. i!FhtwsiEh,s IN this vicinity
Hh h mach II. h; ;sass. Gsn II y. isPn rs
l 1Ssala1 season wirI find !hc toF@.T open for for
NsN se' "s s%fsa Sssn ws f Ss
and Eddie oKeefe
nisht against Tiy Murrhy a New York
STATE. featherweight. at Cisco Park Staten
| Island.
Willie Gr.en, who gas been on sncees,tull
sou,hwes,, will mnke his next stop at Sal,
Lake then go TO Dcnyer and Chicago and
Jimmy Finley. a wo'terwe!ght from Louis
" by VIZ Eads as s,sSa aSTns 2 %s
| ager.
Tommy Murphy. 4 PhNa6elph'a lad has
| hcrn doing some nifty boxing around FL Paso
Tex He is a tunior ightweisht and In ,he
| United states Army. Murphy, on being dis
| chnrged will return h1me and box here
| under tho colors Of Eddie stanton.
| Three sleht-ronnc- bouts and two six.
FOUNDERS will be the weekly feature at tho
| Cambria on Friday night, The w!nd-up viii
bo between Joo Peck Martin and Danny Cor.
| don The other eights will be: Al Fisher
VS. Tommy Devlin and TOuGhey Dugan w.
Young Mnllisan;, In ,he six'ropnd scrap,
Young Chappie opposes Andy Marteli.
johnny Dundee 10 undor tho weather. He
| will not be able 10 meet Willie Jacks son TO.
morrow night, in Brooklyn. foIlowips ar
operation on his left arm. having had a
osrbunrie lanced Dundee had temperature
OF l02 yesterday.
Earl France. California lightweight plans
10 rest for several weeks. His manager
Gam wailach. has received number OF
offers for Frances services. but he has
turned them all down.
| svuIs asafa MarceI ThooSa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
ALL SECTIONS PLAY
ELIMINATION TESTS
Games In Northern, Southern,
West Philadelphia and COL
ored Divisions Tonight
UPSETS ARE PROBABLE

While rain put a crimp IN the after
noon games of the local baseball teams,
It afforded relief to the crippled pitch.
ing staff of several Of the teams and the
battle for the district championships
Of the Philadelphia Baseball Association
will be resumed this evening with games
in all the local sections. The colored
clubs also swing into line.
Four teams in the uptown district
get into action and a win for Dobson
in the contest with North Phillies will
virtually assure the honors to the East
Falls aggregation. Dobson has clean
slate. having won NIL three games
played. The Phils are two and one,
while Bridesburg is one and two and
Stenton three and nothing.
The contest will be played Mt Thirty
fifth and Queen Lane and another rec
ord crowd is anticipated. Over in
Bridesburg. the representatives. Of that
place will turn out enmasse to cheer for
Billy Whitman's bunch to get into the
running.
Ray kepher. who has the best record
OF any of the local pitchers, will again
Sc oh ,le mn anu the 1ahs reel conn
est difficulty in turning back the Sten.
ton Field Club. Stenton has yet to
win game.
E1a,sbar p,,v. s,.
% rs '' op"" =.
Inc records for the season would
seem to indicate that the Sphas have
the number OF the Fleisher yarners.
These teams play a Southern Section
setto at Twenty sixth and Reed streets
and those who desire to witness the con
| flict are given notice that the only way
| to secure choice Accommodations is to he
on hand early.
The Sphas have yet to bow to defeat
, having humbled the yarners and Soutf
Phils. Fleisher has split even win.
ming it's game in the won column AT IN,
expense of the South Pbils. "Leftv'
Nolan and This crew are inter revenu,
and are confident Of evening tho ssris'
by handing their opponents n sethact
Pitcher Krenns viii he tbs cbotos =,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
eennIe swartz Beats Indian Russell

HarrisbnrE. Sept. b,--lndian Russell was
outboxed here by Benne Swartz OF Balti-
more. In a fast ten-round match between tho
two bantams; The Baltimore boxer's clever.
sss kept s,m oY S OF
knocked out Jimmie Brock. Baltimore. in the
second round, and Ralph Pepman. York
third. X. o. Peters. Harrisburg. put Little
Leoni. steelton. to sleep IN khs fourth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
BROWNS PLAYERS TO
RECEIVE GOLD WATCHES
VIII Be Presented at Public Reeep'
tIon In St. Louis Tonight

IlOU W or Goulo NSV'6Vs
ST. Louis, Mo-. Sept. 5.--The
Browns, upon whom st. Louis fans
hope to bring to this city the first pen =
nant in more than thirty years, Will
be given a public reception here this
evening, at which each player, Busi-
ness Manager Bob Quinn, Manager Lee
Fohl, and the teams secretary, will
receive a gold watch. City officials and
representatives of many civic Organiza. .
tions have accepted invitations.
BY winning yesterday s double.
header from Cleveland. the Browns
moved within one game OF the Yankees,
reviving the fans hope. that they will
soon be back in the lead
The fact that the Browns wind uI
their season with twenty six more
games on their home grounds has added
to the fans hopes. The attendance al
Yesterdays game was said to have been
the largest in the history Of the team
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
Willie jackson. New York lightweight,
scheduled at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn,

Dundee. it was said, will be unable
to enter the ring for about three weeks:
Toronto. lightweight champion. would
substitute for Dundee as Jnckson's op.
pcnent. They must weigh in at 135
pounds at o'clock tomorrow after.
noon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
DUNDEE CANCELS BOUT
Match With Willie Jackson on
Underooes Operation

New York, Sept. 5.-Due to an oper.
alton for n carbuncle on his arm,
Johnny Dundee. junior lightweight
boxing champion and recognized in New
York State as featherweight title
holder, has Cancelled his match with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
Giants Get Help Though Idle

TT WAS day for the Pills with morning
L the Wilhemite full
they had
by
Chicago failed make
The Pirates and Cards split
a
bill the Reds and dropped right the first
At that Of the
of the ladder which shows just how closely punched
Jeff
holding Mckns clan off
for
Pirates
to
The handed Bill in week. when
ball throughout while Cheeves spoiled pitching
The Reds rallied
and Fonsca and Duncan singled, 0
IN oil
Cub reaching
the to fveru
uin the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
Lewis Beats Marcel Thomas

,oImsr W:ltsrweisht champion. defeated Mar,
eel THOMAS, the French welter weight. IN
ths fourth round here last night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
Curley Ogden Looks Like REGULAR

THE
As
fall
Oglcn brilliant
Starting his the
held the
the fourth for the Wahngonans
In the the on
the three reached
The AS made eight
right Only Mkme reached second base and both
stranded Eight Mkmn
shows their mean
Rommels although
the he
four lie
tie the
IYyALKER IN tando
W the 1lIooay had
in Sheer
urtH ankle
in tvo in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
Sisler and Williams Help Browns

idle Of
Louisa to the
and we o OF the second
had a bat, hits
hitting
- nowt our Tilie Walker.
both within o
found
but well scattered
In of
the
forced winning tally with walk Faber made
e by winning the
tribe found Oldham nhHs
behind perfect support held the !tge
throughout Cobb ddnt play the morning e"s m'os 0S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05

Stanley Hinctlo. who has been aummerng
az wildwood ~. IL will return In a few
days ana prepare for comeback in the
ring HinckIe writes that he will be pdy
for any OF tas lghtwe'Bhts in this vicinity
Stanley now weighs 1873 pounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05

Earl Baird will go TO tho post tomorrow
night against EIlly Murrhy, New York
STATE featherweight. at Cisco Park. Staten
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05

johnny Dundee 10 under the weather. He
viii not be able 10 meet Willie Jackson to-
morrow night In brooklyn. following an
operation on his left arm, having had u
ca rbunrle lanced. Dundee had temperature
OF l02 yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05

Earl France. California lightweight. plans
10 rest for several weeks. His manager,
psm wailach, has received a number OF
offers for Frances services. but he has
turned them all down,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05
First Major League Game Against Senator
THE VACATIONIsTs HOMEWARD BOUND

AEIeo. AL SEA SlckNess IS iARcelYA
STATE OF MIND AL Noy,ve GOT 70 70 NV
IS JUST FORGET II -pONT 1--WE VI
TO, AND DoN.1- N'Le iNVo HoVo-
STATE ROOM BUNK
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05

Willie Gresn who ras been on a successful
transforming trip through the South and
Southwest, will mnke his next stop at Salt
Lake then go TO Derver and Chicago and
ruturn home before Christmas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05

Tommy Murphy. Ph.ln delphia lad has
hcrn doing some nifty boxing around FL PRso
Tex He IL q Junior lightweight and IN the
United state. Army. Murphy, on being dis
CHARGED, will return h1me and box here
under tho colors Of Eddie stanton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05

Jimmy Finley. wo'terweight from Louis
Vile will be brought 10 Philadelphia this
fal! by Eddie Stanton. Willie Green's man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-05

-IHK ItI~o',t ,u,oIaaI u, I,"hnss, ,Iur
Johnny Lincoln. and the opening Of tho
regular season, will find the former open for
Nick has not boxed for several years his
last matches having been With Al Wagner
and Eddie OKeefe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
Barter and Exchange STA
Business Equipment

SILENT Statesmen Showcases. : /
solid walnut ones. Finely made |
ready for glass. Price very reason |
able. Apply 200 Water ST.. Gardiner |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
Boats and Accessories
Building M aterials

Loan, Milling ana cohblc-
stones for sale. III. W. Bailey. Tel
L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. July %.
CATTLE Receipts 5000; market
SLOW; steers mostly steady: spots
strong; top maturcd beef steers 1865;
best !"allIngs l0in. bulk beef steers
H6"H lhho: sh" stock. bulls and stock
rrS mostly steady; iu-bctwenn grades
beet cows; dull; Gamers strong; veal
calves mostly 20 cents higher: bulk
beef COWS and hcifcrs 5n0M rs: bulk
Gamers and cutters 300n375: bulk de-
Sifahie bologna bulls fsim 49, bulk
Ncal"rs To pIraCrs ",nTi 40.
HDHS-l;"""ipts - hn"; closing big
- cents lower than yestrrday's aver
age or 80 I" 80 cents under the bost
TIE; top 1910; hulk good butchers Jrnn
lo6"; packing sows mostly 775T $50:
pigs weak I" - cents lower. shippers
TOOK about $500: estimated holdover
$1,000.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000: steady TO
strong; spots on natives higher; top
native and western lambs 1915: pack
ors OPP on natives 1870; best light
feeder lambs bid 1926: hnavies down
ward to 1l50; fat native ewes 10GO1
700; heaVies on bottom.