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Toy Hunt Mt Shclfpot-

Everything is In readiness for the
toy hunt for children at Shellpot Park
this afternoon. The time is from / 10
3 y. m. and there will be at lent 500
desirable toys given 70 the children
who are lucky enough TO find the
tickets which are hidden in the park
There Will aleo be a free entertainment
for the children at which a number OF
talented children VIII appear and the
ones getting the most applause will
be awarded prizes. Hundreds OF grown
people are going out TO tho park each
Tuesday to see the children who crowd
tho park ON this day.
Brandywine Springs Park continues
TO entertain large numbers OF excur.
sions and picnic parties and there :.
no better place for the purpose in thf
section. The usual park amusement.
are also provided
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Today's Radio Program.
(See Meters Wave Lengthy


(St40oer0 Tlme)
500 to $50 y. m.--"Man in tho Moon"
stories (c) Newark Sunday Cali.
S.l6 p. m.-Musical concert by Louise
Patterson. soprano. Courtesy OF
the Betty Tillotson Concert Blu
reAu.
500 y. m.--Musicai program by James
Daniel Murray. baritone.
$50 y. m.--Piano concert by Martha
Weiss. Miss Weiss was born in
Budapest. Hungary. At the age
OF nine she began her musical
career. She has made a special
study Of Music F,inda mentals and
Appreciation, and expects to study
Harmony.
Pregnant: "valsc," Chopin
''Balade ca Minor)," Chopin;
"Etude," Chopin: "Rigolettc
(Paraphrnacl." IAsxt; "Chansor
Russo" Smith; Hungarian
Dance (No. I'D" Brahms; "Noc.
turne." Leybach.
KDKA-Pittsburs.
500 y. m.-The Joseph Horne Com
pany Weekly Fashion Letter fol
Women. From Pittsburg Pos
Studio.
700 D. m--United States Public Health
Service Semi-weekly Broadcast
From PittsburE Post Studio.
800 n. m-Misa Juliet BARTLETT. 30
prano soloist: Mr.. Philip Thomas
baritone; Mr.. Francis Meyers
tenor; Mr.. Arthur Brown, &C
compRnist.
Miss BARTLETT. soprano SOLOS
at the Second United Presbyter
ian Church, Williamsburg. Pa, 4
a special pupil OF Miss Seaman
| OF Carnegie Institute of Technol
ogy.
Mr.. Thomas II baritone SOLOS
at the First Baptist Church o
Williamsburg.
Mr.. Meyers. tcnor. was form
erly with the First Prcsbyteria
Church OF Trenton. n. J.
Soprano eolos--"Solvejss Song,
Grieg: The Sweet OF the Year,
Salter: Aria from the Opers
"Pozze al Figaro" Mozart: Goo
Night. Sweet Dreams" Bischoff
baritone solos-"In Friendship
Name" Graham; Ito Anhead
Hilton: The Mountaineer
Song" German; tenor solos
open the Gates Of tho Temple
Knapp; Little Town in tn
Ould County Down." Sanders
"In Forget You" BALL. trio
selected.
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REPUBLICANS WILL
HAVE HOT FIGHTS
Continued from page 1

The list OF nominees follows:
First Ward 1.-TWO delegstes)-Ar-
thur Johnson, Charles Smiley, Albert
Bunin, delegates; Herman Shapiro.
Samuel Brown, Frank K. Reager, al
/ ternates.
| Second Ward (three delegates)-
Richard E. Craig. Leo Dugan, Her
man d. Faulkner. Jennie NJ. Dea-
kyne delegates; William II. Goldsbor-
ough. William Floyd, Horace r.
Leidig, alternates.
Third Ward (two delegates)-John
| c. Foote. Charles A. Hallam. Alfred
]. Roberts. George F. Brown dele
gates; d. A Gildsborough. John
Abrams, Joseph B. Green. Charles NJ
Anderson. alternates.
Fourth Ward 1.-TWO delegates)-
Michael Palese, John Jones, Florence
l.. Warren. Joseph Wigglesworth
delegates: Jacob Scheifele. Charles
Brown, Elizabeth Moore, Leon Kund
alternates.
Francis Y. du Pont, Isaac T. Mcclure
, John J. Allegretto. James II. Fore
man, Elizabeth Bullock. Joseph A
Julian, Julian Adair. J. Danforth Bush
George r. Lang, James Mcdaniel
/, delegates: Harold A. Donnelly, Georg
c.. Stradley, William T. Chapman
Barnett Jackson. Elizabeth v. Thawley
Frank Corsano, Charles Tazewel
Charles Sheppard. Elmer Klund
!. Charles Lambert, alternates.
: Sixth Ward -four delegates)-Sam
uel DeShields, Frank Hainswortf
!, Robert Coleman. William f. Gunb,
7, Clarence Russ, Uriel Blake. Joseph
Armstrong, Harry Il. Fleming, dele
gates; Howard Gibbs. John *. n
: Ayers, alternates.
Seventh Ward (six delegates)-
Robert A. Bayard. Julia II. Ash
i brook. Walter r. Clark, ST., James
y Hickman James II. Price. w. !
Simonton, Leroy Harvey, JOSEF
: Lawson, George w. Cox, William
u Naudain, Frank l.. Long, Chester
n Jones. George g. Miller, delegates
d. Jonathan Chippey, Mildred L. SIM
II son, Mae A. Rice. William d. Smitl
: Jr, b. j.. DEMO, Walter 0. STAG
lie Walter Black, Horace j. Joslyn, a
d ternates.
y Eighth Ward tive delegates)
8. Philip 7. Sadler, Charles ]. Coema
l. John ]. Ritter, William II. Grantlan
is Amos s. Hahn, David NJ. Salter, Ricl
f. ard F.. Durham, delegates; James
McManus, George II. Morris. Afr,
T. Gilbert, e. Gertrude Rose. Maj
Gertrude Nichols. Howard Hinton, a
ternates.
: Ninth Ward Give delegates) e.
W ward NJ. Kelley, James f. Staffor
Harry w. Butler, William #. Hewt
James Lynn, George Benson, del
n gates; George w. Mcdonald, S. Eel
!. David, Lillian g. Jester, Albert NJ
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Riveryiew Beach Popular Place.

That Riverview Beach has tho right
to make claim to being the most popu-
lar resort in this section is shown by
the immense number of people who
go there on the Wilson Line boats.
Many OF them go for the purpose of
enjoying the salt water bathing. The
schedule Of boats is such that I'M
mense crowds can be carried to and
from the park without crowding n
boat. The boat ride to Riverview
Beach is one OF the most enjoyable
features Of the outing and the same
Is true Of pleasure trips to Philadel-
phia and return on the boats.
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There VIII be dancing ~ usual at
Riverview Beach this week on Thurs
day and Saturday evenings. The VII
son Limo ON those dayS runs late
boat for the accommodation Of the
dancers. The warmer WEATHER has had
the effect OF sending = largo number
OF people on tho evening trips OF the
Philadelphia boats Of the Wilson Line
Large numbers Of excursions to Riv-
ervtew Beach ana other points are
being carried on the Wilson Line
hut the big boats make 80 many trips
that they are never overcrowded and
the boat trip "a always enjoyable.
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SCHOOL OFFICIALS HOME.


Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Aug. 1s.-Professor r. w
Helm, State Director OF Vocational
Education, and DIR. II. v. Holloway
State Superintendent OF Public In
struction, have returned from Teach.
ers' College. University OF New York
where they interviewed applicants foi
the position OF State Supervisor foi
Home Economics to succeed Miss Jen.
ME X. Bear. who resigned to accept
n position in New England
Professor Helm. at the meeting OF
the State Board OF Education In Dover
last week, presented the state plar
for vocational education for the com.
ing school year which was approved
and adopted
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OVERWHELMINGLY
FORFEITS POSTED

Chrago. Aug. i5s--Jack
kenrps. manager ~ Jack Demp-
s~y. and Leo Flynn. manager of
Hill Brennan. yesterday posted
forfeits OF $4,000 each for the
appearance OF their men for a
boxinx contest at Floyd Frtz-
ajmmons' arena In Michigan
city. Ind. Labor Day. trtz-
simmons posted $4,000 AS q
guarantees. and the nghi, for
several weeks in the scheduled
clana, thus was clinchcd.
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The McCabe-Parkside baseball game.
scheduled for Friday night, will be
played at Twenty-ninth and Market
streets. instead OF at Parkside. as had
been announced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15
PEPPER CLUB swAMPs
FIRST UNITED

CAnnoo. pitching for tho Pepper
Cub. scored . no-run. no-hit victory
over First United. 10 TO o. yesterday.
Moore starred ~ the ha. with two
hcmsro. end . triple. Cannon sent ten
men back 10 the bench. while Hubbs
fAnned auvon. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15
Church Leasue 10 Meet.

The Church League win hold a
meeting tonight At the Y. NJ. c. A.
Captains of the various teams and
other officers are asked to report
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Pepper Club Outing,

The Pepper Club Of Delaware Ave-
nue. Baptist Church Will have a straw
ride 10 Lenape Park this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15

II pays others 70 use Every Even
ing want ads-it Will pay you.-Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-22
Jersey GRID TITLE
MUCH IN DISPUTE
| EMelrose.Atlantics and Greater
coIiingswood Disagree With
Claims Of Riverside
SERIES WOULD DRAW BIG

With nn announcement reaching Al.
lnntic City tina. Riverside now lays
claim to the South Jersey independent
football crown, a hornets nest mas been
stirred up in the resort gridirOn circles.
The Melrose. .Atian,ics, tho seashore's
strong eleven, wants TO know whereof
the big Green aggregation gets the right
to the honor without first consulting the
Atlantic City warriors.
Managers and players of the latter
are roaming around seeking q chance to
show Riverside that they are not the
champions. but the Mclrosc- At antics
should be known as the South Jersey
lnonarchs Of the gridiron. The Atlantic
City team is ready to p ny the big Green
team by the wild waves of the Atlantic
Ocean or the still Delaware River. To
leave tho home field the resort clan
wants only the same guarantee River
side would get at the shore.
4 delegation Of more than 200 from
Atlantic City. including the members
many 10 lowers. saw Riverside batter
MillVi,le by Il single touchdown. The
victory Of the big Green squad did not
impress any ot the seashorc crowd in
the least. and al express confidence
that Me'rosc could smear either team
with ease.
Should the Melrose .Atlhntics be un.
able to arrange IL game with Riverside,
III" scashorc eleven will claim the South
Jersey title il il beats tho Wildwood
4. A.. OF Frankford. on next Sunday.
as the Inter eleven conquered Riverside
! carrier in the season.
C0llingswood Speaks Up
The Greater Collingswoot football
, team wants 70 Lc considered III the Jcr-
sey tite series. The foIlowin, Is the!r
version:
Sports Editor P.h.sc Lfdg.r'
"In the cary part ol October Great o.
Co'lingswood and Riverside drew up n
contract that Riverside would play on
', our grounds November -. Saturday
Riversidc played Milivllc ard aftel
being victorious they Cancelled the game
with Greater Collingswood. claiming tn,
championship Of Southern New Jersey
"Great"r Collingswood has not me,
defeat this year aud is entitled to tLf
championship. and is declaring itse',
champions OF Southern New Jersey or
the strength Of breach OF contract. Tn,
publication of this letter will be yreatl,
appreciated by Greater Co'iin"swood A
4. c. ]. MrSSMAN."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-22
After Must Have Personat
H0lu Does 1t Strike You?
West Stand Seats
s~------- -.-.---------
RUgged Grid Players
rnz.ossrsvsx ss
4. A. y. Arards

ny tickets for the Army Navy this Saturday, can ~
Justly proud, Til, new % ss Stadium accommodates close
and s' been
into ordinary average v s %
s Of the the sssns ,s,Sn % . ns tickets
may: s:;s @ ;s % %
4s %:: ."s s. %s:"sEs %
s%ssi ' a
S .r.s If % ss: ~ ':s :ss " ticket: % " % s;.. III {. " ssn IS, :.
gam.
legs in the play which caused two.mnuts
only II: sr s H. s ; % SIT s : :s:, s
could question about his being cnsiac"
the " Gs ne, .ums r.n scss @ H. Let Let %. : 'ss al, " %
The Rugged Athlete Who Gun TAX.
ID GRAY Princeton, who played such part H.
has for Roper he has asked for
% ssss .n % x he ;. @ Ss sS ss
could "is s. M @ fif % last rs At % % tin" %
On this he clipped hard the Jaw
charley ien"is Red and Blue guard gears ago. was another
without noticeable
eye my optic who Miller.
ss sn follow roash fe That part iucI
Dr. Buck s ssn S Sms w M ~ a e ams ans .psS: p
he pile would be in position that would prevent serious
injury.
IIENNNG and daring athletes AMI
II perhaps this type rarely injured
AAr nonors Meadowtro-4 and Philadelphia
honored the Meadowbroo
Philadelphia by the award of the renIor and junior
championships to this city
the the junior
hlnda
championships had something do with Meadow
ibrooSb to 1923 awards.
has been leading factor IN athletics M
of unsfsh
Dallas Of the organization and former a. a. C rd
country
held for at Van Courar
Park and thought they were rved there
THE Park Course compares iaVoraDE ~m van ouano
management anu Meaoowpooh
the oS tho championships Is asured
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-22

the members Of the Lafayette senio,
class are pulling heart and soul for q
Maroon victory over Lehigh.
To accomplish this remarhubia feat
Lafayette football teams have had e
run up a record Of eighteen con,.rutivt
home triumphs. Not home football
match has been dropped since the fall Of
November, 1918, when Leh!Xh won frou
LAFAYETTE. II to y.
In the eighteen straight wins. La9ay.
ett" has scored no less than Glf points
The opponents IN this time scored orl,
81. Not an opponent tailed IN 141!
AID 1921 on March Field. The larges'
score made by q Lafayette team IN th..
""ripd WAS an Si-tO-0 triumph owe!
Catholic University In 1920.
III" present senior class---'hc Nrs'
full cass after the World War--ha!
played = leading part in Lafayette
wonderful comeback IN the field OF sport
With the entrance Of this class alst
came d.. '.jock" Sutherland ant
pad Se!dei from the University O
Ptttsh ifGh AS football coaches. "Skip
lreT' Inuglcr, another cX-Pitt athlcr.
joined his former teammates on th
, coaching stat here last year. Since rs
suining charge. Coach Sutherland ha
won three straight over Lchigh. Hi
contrac: expires ut the close of this sea
son AID, although It ~ Likely that l.
! wal return next fall. Sutherland Is nnx
.ous - finish this contract witiou
having lost once to lehiSh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-22
1S Aquatic Rec0rds
for JOh5, Weissn.uller

OF seventy six championship,
American and worlds swimming
records. accepted by the National
Amateur Athletic Union IN It's an-
nual convention In New York.
thirty. mine were credited to women
and thirty .seven to men. THIS Is
By far the greatest humber IS rec.
orls established during n year in the
history ot amateur sport.
John Weismuller, the sensational
swimmer Of the Illinois A. c.. heads
the list with no less than nineteen
records for the year. the distances
being from 90 to 500 yards. Second
on the list 10 Miss Helen Vain.
wright, Of the Wcncr's Swimming
Association, New York. Miss Vain.
wright gets eleven records. while
Miss Gertrude Ederlc, her clubmate,
is next, with nine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-22
1URKEY.OAY GAME
repae, ard Vlctri1 VIII Clash o.
6, 4 c, Field

TIE v!c.r;s ana lIobas: tootbaM
,..re,s last night made nnal % arra,ss'
6u,' name q. the Strawbr:dae .C,o;Eiss
athletic Held g. Six:y.eec0nd ard Wa
~. strse,s.
These teams nave oeen riT0!i since
1913, Shen they played the'. first game
A, f4i.y eighth ami Vine streets. and
since tho. time they have grown rnt.i
!oday they ere Phi!ade!ph.a's foren'c:
Among sorie OF the star, Who Lave
been IN ,he!. l!nc.ups are: King and
phN Barry. @: STAG; Ha-o:l Le",s,
! iJarp Mttirady and Mccarthy, Of Villa
rDya :: Robertson. Of pactm"nth' jim
Thorpe, OF the Canton l!u.;9ors, ane
! S.sva nrod:s, fu!lhach II: Ce'ae!l il
MS year many p'ouiaen. cclles'
stars will .e seen in the game. TIL
in thei, line ups and West Philly fan
are let up over the contest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-22
b. N. S. BASKETBALL
LEAGUE RE0RGANlzES
Mshanoy City Hlsn Won Titls Last
Year

Mahanoy City. Pa. Nov 2@..--+rhs
II. NJ, $. Basketball IeagIe, composd
Of the high srnool basketball teams OF
Mahnnoy city, Milton, Sur bury, ban.
vile, Shalnok,n and Mount Carmel. iaG
georgn n lied for tho coT!rs vtar and an =
nounccI the schedule. Last year Mt .
Aanoy City l"d this league and, in addi ..
dor, capture! State championship hon.
eSe.
SunSury - HsrNnoy rn.y. ,aru4TvJ j
MsSn: S:srTsI Er afia;aosI i.;1s, s's"."'E ..
ahanoy citS ~ M.I,Sn. jsnu.- ~.
80hville Va Mount cs'nsl Jsnnsry -,
Ahsnoy CITY ys DaTyi.!s. ysnuary -.
ass % S.T%. m Nss' hs.nss ss.: tS asa'sy T.
erSs'" 5sscSsy ". - Mllscn' iv";si JsnSs,v s 49,
H"sIin In Noun, MresTH G.s. c'S srAry ras,p,!f
SsMSkln W. Mslrt SsrmiL ISaraA'r :.
&Dlin W, Mshanoy City, fshruAry aG.
AVE- ys shamok!n. TssrHSry w: a.,
sl,s Ses'A Y: A.s.ae: y 1:asSis CIV 4ssss 4s'5. Il
~ Slty y; NSan, EacalI March, .
5. 81 :::l's : NJ = "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-22

the a,ons OF hc i've groundwork such @ the
ilh,. triple roGa!et and
fake punches
hl 1a!E 4
The aGt Ee le acd there point "; the
Qeks hA'= become Thoroughly ibrel VIE N" ideas
Le th"
The players Whole > be us " s the "rtaS'h AID T.cSn.ss
:.yri:r3y. y ts
HUes>ale something football
elp, ,nr good il tt u h,
actually -a!o: p-sssteir
hing OF de;era Each of ERE
Fundamental,
,vne neTa The csh Les Injected epre'y sssrsYe yer
lessons tho i!sGt'at variation the ;:n
rs,sly on physically !o.ns"oyg'sd
" l o' nhst yfc o. -eict'7o
rc'tctc! :hc shO
irc :.r ac!u "gh:"t-'a fae c" .'h tie s'"9"
E.:!' h5r M ri
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-22
LEH|GH MEN HERE:
CUNNING FOR J|NX
Grads Here Plot to Offset Spir-
itually Lafayette's Strong
Status This Week
BETHLEHEM TEAM INJURED
ny SANDY NfcNTBLICE

INiAT healthy and ever-peppy pro.
l. por'!on Of rhiladelph!a's population
which chants its feeling loudly when
strains Of "Leh.eh vii, Shine Tonight"
sound from the corridor will turn out
IN to-ce Cor The "erani in1uisit!on" {"
De staged here BY the PhiladeGhia
Lehish Club tomorrow night.
T h.a legal event is contra the desire
nt Lafayette t. win the annual foot
bal! cinbrocl,o with Lehigh this week
ct Eaaton. Pa.
Thc meeting has been calie! ~ Esr.
mar" T. Converse. '09. the clubs rresi.
dent, FOR Hookh,nicrs. 125 Wa'ru,
the full membership Of the locsl club i.
expected 20 board the spccial train
w.ich .eaves the Reading Term;nn, ut
. 80 4. n. end r,tar1s from EastoE
u, J:ol i. VI.
4 feature o. the meeting her" TO-
n,orrow night will be the et'or- o9 Tho
local grads" - aTcr,h.ow Spiritually :
that ;:Mx which f.-ns to have followed
in the wake oi the L'h:gh tca!a I-,riv
a., Season. TIE ;in%. Il Is felt, ha.
nearly had its iii in the number oi
defeats Lchisii has suffered ti!s #us"u
The newest de- elnrment oT the jirX /.
tie number Ct injuries tie frrTE anu
White team has s.Yereh, particularly
on Ii, eve Z, 'is annuC! Lash '"it.I
! Lafayette.
, Tutor Cpse.
; Coach BALDWIN. n-w t.ls yea: a! I.c.
. hirh, has beer freely prrsnirinI this
! week ov.r the efforts 70 develop a new
! Quarterback. Henschen. one ~ .th'
= ralnes. n,avera LehiRh has ever had il
the backGeii. has been counted out o
! the post after the last game and pre-
Yioue injuries. Morgan. halfbach, il
now being trained for the post.
, Srr.ngsteer, the star center. ha
mcA a bad shoulder that he hasn't re
turned 70 the field. so that the pr0pe
harding o: the bal! Is the main ruzzl
at I.el;gh this week.
saturdays match will Re the fifty
sitth meeting OF these ,wo teams. hu
twelve miles apart. Lekisi has wo,
twenty three. Lafayette taisty and ~
hnve oeHn TICS.
Easton HOpsfuj
With the unusua! cecord OF nere
having Seen a Lafayette College foot
bal, team 80 down TO defeat on Marc
Field dur!n. Its four years in college
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-22

t4NE fhe grlI tltVr AaN ptrJv0a.Nt = aIlI II
n!ne.: nine cases cuc os q hInarcd yo,: Will b.
coercc,. He :r9st know football; rrust give his
player defensive and offensive fundamentals
that l.u souni. Eut in game thst requires
irtu.tivr thinking and the Winning spirit. tho
team :aa. carries into .ha ga:nc the fighting.
unco1,nersh!e ps-srra.i.. os Nar. loader Ia
better fortified ,lan oppone:t@ taa. may have
= sr.G. "ys:-rl Q: o.u. s... littic genuine c..
.HGr'.A.5
An a.tIa,. ::rr:,,-.s "a FIVE Fundamental
Way .h,rA IL ,'re buck. II ccoss buck or
s,an. q tackle, en end run, O forward -ass
and hs.;. X coach taxes q squad OF athlete.
and r.iesvo.s % teach them ius. what each oae
Of the eleven players IS 70 do on any one OF The
five offensive measures .aent!oue! Wien The
tuto. has eleven regulars and several coHl~se,t
sMhstitteN leits- ,nrfnr. On thn furinl, CT .aIs,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-22
Re-,iek Has II Baseball SYSTEM

gai
Fhes and the
Besieh
will bring ,ov Pills n wAih
personality.
sca WITH Hug, I: did
baseball be views football
will be v.. lcGnc
with variations that situations suddenly de-
tactics win hG brute "a th:C. II. has
system al Tat :Le word implies.
Ir2j-s i,y -escaait- .hs.
wiA!;r: cqach Athletic coached
coorU always. Tr. rT2g actually that
crcus their
ara:s* tc The pc:t q tce'1in~i and
hungry leader
-cas r being ,r.s:
Ne
"Ty .sdir!llal
viii tho c!uo We dEcr"i
friend, and later h occasion = tel Cob WY opinion l
he could s" 2:-ct:ns "H!.:rs
sonalty' and !o-, - Ii" .'-ne.'
Tyrus sou r,al:y.'
fault with his !E.s IN he vii fsb: nickel ag
dea And i i!:a from
hin in biz head. H. ne loves
win And he has rnr:esr hiH player,
spired by hie lighting cadec.:,,
QEIDEh tii!A2 II. p~'vn
~ 'kc tob6 Bat Hg1 cacsinr car-ic, TIC
Gn2 Gr. GI, TIE Re-!sa
.rort'I n, -. u. osb, sill p, the phc
dr1c N1too' , - Heooe, - 'hS 's'e'qN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-22
Tie rOstn,dn Deli, cred This One

rYyIE Of w.,es
" the lnd
10 when
Tho quarterback h.ar! him il md calling
Then the r d Icy could finish out 'ne ! Instead 9 finishing
signals te
kicx plAv, Ga he Aca hct goa Are the5
these points;
have is wrl1 wIoca IN
Dernin 'he t sHDar hsi udg had
ball
been brought conc soaa field soa Ea: s7e -e1 scored
CECTIOE Eue : rror;its has cot,
~ the End Of period sntiI As bal ss dead o.
had
19' dead arj AE eSdeI nFns
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Heights boy. will go through With BIZ
contract.
The Moran Barrett match is one o.
three top-notch lightweight battles
Joe Tiplitz is to meet Shamus O'Briea
md johnny Dundee will take on Alss
Hart.
In the other numbers Benny Bass viii
tackle Billy Mascot anu john, iirow!
-. hUck up with Martin Judge.
The first bout will start at e:Sl
r. NJ.
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MORAN TRAINING IN N. Y.
FOR BOUT WITH BARRETT
New orieans Lightweight to race
Redhead at the Arenas Opening

pal Moran has arrived in New York
and he will do his training there for his
bout with Bobby barrett said Leon
Rains, who, with Ernest Jambor. is to
supervise boxing at the Arena, formerly
the Ice Palace, beginning Thanksgiving
Day afternoon. An announcement had
been made tina, Jimmy lInnlon would
box Barrett, but Moran. who originally
had been signed TO meet the Clifton
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Champion Ski Tourney

R~S-lstoke. II. c.. Nov. II. - reo,ua.?
Winter fhi tuurnemens. Yhen /, .is expec.af
ths: all tho leading professional and ANA
E"!i I,"t""i: r,"-iI'- ,r0'eo";""sl turn""..
E..s !;s..Eo:.. l..rein: :oXs. Ho:,G's tma.-u.
jump. and 4 ms Hansnn Iong d.s.rrc.
,ur.pt!, have entered again tEls !es-.
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senesit for Italian hospItai

Al "n,srtainrnent and can-e will be given
f. 'As Ne. century Club ton!ss. under the
n" rroc.ets @ W viii Ss addei - Tho " huiiir' { {;
FUND " the italian Hospital under oonstruc-
SYRIA d. Gsetaro u chairman ot tho co..
N.ttes n charge.
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