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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04
AID CLUB Is TO
OBSERVE "POOR
RICHARD" DAY

The Grand Forks Ad club which
recently affiliated with the Comme,-
cial club, will meet on Tuesday. jan
uary II, to celebrate the anniversar,
OF the birth of Benjamin Franklin
Organizations throughout the country
are to observe the day in honor OF
Poor RicharQ,' and inasmuch as he
is the patron saint CT al yertiscrs and
printers. the local Ad club deemed IL
advisable to do its share in honoring
his lame.
An interesting program In keeping
with the OCCASION is being outlined.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04
MORE TROUBLE
WITT MINERS
IN w. VIRGINIA

Morxantown, ". Va, Jan. 4.-Saer-
If william Yost left this afternoon
for SCOTS Run coal field between
here and Fairmont, whore his OFFICE
announced miners were c~orsregating
With the avowed intention Of march
ing into Custom Run territory q a
protest against an alleged agreement
Of the miners OF the Gilbert-Dav1s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04
&C rg,2 TCc. one
OF ORGANIZERS OF
G. A. R., IS DEAD

Pana, Ill. Jan. flames c. Nc
one of the organizers OF the
Army OF the Republic, Ia dead
here Ut the age OF IS years. He was
a delegate TO the Republican nAtional
which nominated former
President James A.. Garfield.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04
EVENING EDITION.
Night School "Opens at A.ker,s
business college this evcning-Adv,

Night School "opens at Aaker,s
business college this evenins-Adv.
1915 Ter Ton for lump Ignite in
load lots; Indiana stove size $ll.5O per
ton. q. P. Coss, phone 1551.-Adv.
Wyoming Coal at $500 per ton
and the only c~linkerless, sootless and
smokeless coal mined. For sale by the
Grand Forks ice Co,-Adv>
Very Desirable Office Rooms for
rcnt5in O.. Young building over Dako-
ia Pharmacy. Will be vacated Jan,
1T. Phone or see o. YounE-Adv.
S7.s5 Per Ton for select screened
lump ignite from the Noonan district
, for sale by the Grand Forks Ice Co.
Adv.
Everybody's Coin to the Stunt
Night at The Foto Play Thursday
night. Cake eating contests, pie eat
ing contests, etc. You'll laugh till
your sides hurt.-Adv.
Card of Thanks-We wish to thank
our friends and neighbors for the
shown during the illness in
our family. in the. past month, also for
the purse of $126.o0 which was great
ly'apprectated. r. G. Johnson, Route
No. 3, East Grand Forks, Minn.-Adv.
Grand Forks Lodge No. o. A. O. U.
w. will hold a social dance ane caro-
= party this evening Immediately fol-
lowing Ia n business session.
Dancing from 9 p. M. to -. Emard's
orchestra. Lunch. All members and
visiting brothers are cordially invited,
Entertainment Committee.-Adv.
Elevator For Sale-sealed bids will
be received for the Farmers Elevator
at Concrete, N. d. A $4,000 bushel
house, in good condition. the Board
reserves the right to accept. or reject
all bids. Send bids to D. ]. Larson,
secretary and treasure, Concrete, N.
D.-Adv.
TOboggan Slide Rcady-The River
side park to5csgan slide is now ready
for use. according to an
ment made yesterday by NJ. F. Muir
ply, president OF the park board. The
slide always has been popular during
The winter and toboggan enthusiasts
have been waiting for some time for
it to be sopened.
Gets Appointments. G.. Packard,
who recently passed a civil service
~ - u SiStlt ItAS y
Geived an appointment RS electrician
at the national museum in Washing
m. d. c. MFR. Packard has left for
Washington to assume his new posi-
ton. o.,
Charles Avritch Ffncd-On CON-
plant of Mrs. Il. A. Sprague, food
inspector, Charles Avritch vas ar
raigncd before Police Magistrate r.
J. Purcell yesterday on a charge Of
selling adulte-ated food. He was
fined $40. Mrs. j. L.. I.ampert was
the complaining witness. She testified
that eggs which her husband pur-
chased from Avritch were not fresh.
I. q. o. T.. to Mco:-A regular
meeting of'Sinai Encampment No. 2,
II. o. @. F.. will be held Friday eve
ming at Odd Fellows hall. Petitions
for membership viii be received and
others acted upon. installation of Of
~ficers. A lunch will be served. Ev-
cry member requested to be present.
fR. F.. Reading. c. p; G. F. Redick,
recording scribe. IT
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04

Give Rcccption-A reception will be
! given this evening at Larinore in
honor Of Rev. +. w. Walker 1'ugh,
! who has been pastor Of the Presby-
terrain church there for the last v
years. Mr.. Pugh is to leave within
a short time to reside in Washington.
He formerly was a pastor in Grand
Forks. -. r.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04
Cold Weather Stops
Use OF Cadet Cans

On account Of the cold weather
students taking military training at
the University Of North Dakota will
not be required to wear the cadet
caps at the regular Wednesday aft
ernoo drill periods. Major Albert T..
Brown hsfd Of the department. an
nounced today. Wearing Of the caps
has not been required at the other
classes for some time.
The annual convention ana exposi-
ton of the National Shoe Retailers
Association is to be held in Chicago
during the second week OF January.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04

Wyoming Coal at $500 per ton
and the only c~linkerless, sootless ana
smokeless coal mined. For sale by the
Grand Forks ice Co.-Ady>
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04

Very Desirable Office Rooms for
rent in o. Young building over Dako-
ia Pharmacy. Will be vacated Jan.
LIT. Phone or see O.. Young-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04

1915 Per Ton for lump Ignite in
load lots; Indiana stove size $l1.5O per
ton. q. 2. Coss, phone 155l.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04

Klyyer Hcrc-Peter Klyver Of Min
neapolis, formerly cashier Of the
Northern State bank. has spent sew
eral days here attending to business
matters. MIR. Kiyver expects to re-
turn here soon to attend the annual
meeting Of tho Northern State bank,
of which he still is a. director.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04

47!es5 Per Ton for select screened
lump ignite from the Noonan district
for sale by the Grand Forks Ice Co.
Adv. f
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04
UNION
CON MERClAL
COLLEGE

ThAckee 4 hughes. PHnc1pale
Grand FSsks. North Dakota
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04

Everybody's Coin to the Stunt
Night at The Foto Play Thursday
night. Cake eating contests, pie eat
ing contests. etc. You'll laugh till
your sides hurt.-Ady.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04

We want to move our en-
tire stock of dress velvets
very quickly. All very good
quality. out they go at 1899
per yard.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04

Card of Thanks-We wish to thank
our friends and neighbors for the
kindness shown during the illness in
our family in the. past month. also for
n purse of $4,000 which was great
~ '~apprectated. r. G. Johnson, Route
No. 8, East Grand Forks, Minn.-Ady,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-04
IS Inch Black Sateen

This is not q perfect cloth
but is certainly worth several
times what we are asking for
it. Co!ored only. No whites
or blues. Buy it at our low
sale price of l3c per yard.
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Scraps about Scrappers

Luis FIrpo. who came TO the United States
from South America for the purpose of chai
epu in 'sS III. ecunr @ sds ssGs @ o. %.
ILnockLnE out his opponents in and around
New York.
:. Johnny shearn, who is being sroomed BY
6hrpY E5nnSe sS % rnhsr & oss o JmW to,r 70 meet
show hs W the Psiaes viii run Thursdsy night
Jos Leitx. who was out Of ths ring for
about = year owing TO an injury suffered
Ea' Sask n,o ,sd IN Fasy ns Pee viii M m::
.5a IedTs GHmD0 VS. IOhnny sr;,n Is
oovsTn GOVERN and Bud smith Hs. Young 'h1S HlrsSn: '''
Preiiminaries in the Middle Alta ntic States
amateur, Championships will be held At the
Olympia tonight. The finals will bo decided
on Friday night. There are seven different
Masses.
MicksE MsDonouFh. 1So' Is open to NEE,
Welsh SSen .'RtS and Jimmy sulltyan. r"' N"pa"' Joe
Jack Harris. former local boxer 1t Is ru.
mored. is about TO sign up with manager
for life. Harris does not deny that he Is Ia
have fair person handle his business
affa!Is--nor does he admit It.
George Kline. Allentown festhsrwelsht. 1.
in Philadelphia and he will be handled by
Lou segal. Kline is nineteen years Of age,
has Leen defeated dec!sivey.
Charlie Harvey writes from New York
that Ned Fitzgerald. Australian iightweighi
champion, Anally has rounded into perfect
fettlc and will be able TO show 10 the GesI
OF his ability next Saturday nisht here HI
viii meet Rochc Rodgers the southpaw, al
thu National Club.
Al Fox. lightweight. has been added u
Ray McCarney's stable. who doesn't bar an,
al l33 pounds for his latest acquisition. 70,
has a good record. which includes Il numbel
OF knockouts. He wants TO nhnsle with
George Chaney.
Hymie Gold. of California, is doing hi
training at 4 local sym. He has recoveret
from u severe cold and IL working out dill
gently. Gold Is to box In the semi final I,
the Babe Hermsn-Kid Wagner match at tn
NATIONAL Saturday night. Joe Welsh ma,
be Hymie's foe Other matches are. Jacl
Perry vs.. Billy Dsyine and Jimmy Gbbom
vs.. Willie Moore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29

netuers and can slug tho bail. Its
gong :" be2a hard hit bail that will 20
through any Of these kids. o.
captain Jimmy Quinn. F. Oulnn and
Rodgers VIII be the outfielders. Rod
gers last year made hit In every game
ana INTENDS TO repeat this season. The
Quihn brothers also can hit and all ars
sure fly catchers. N A'' "'e
aiken leads the catchers by wide
margin. lie is good receiver. can
hitter. - " H''u
Catholic to Get Cup
The l'hilopatrlan Cup. emblenatIc of
the Catholic School Basketball In,cnc
championship viii be uresrnteI to
Catholic High winner Of the 1921 105J
tit'e, Friday morning. Brother John
E1dle, OF West Catholic High. which
school won the crown last year. will
make the presentation. Besides award :
Ing the cup, the players of the team
balls.
This il the sixth time since Ru,,
Markward took charge of the PurnIs
and Gold team twenty-five years no,
that the Cahi litcs have been acclaimed
champions OF the city.
Germantown High School will oppos,
Germantown High in baseball gam,
at Queen Lane this afternoon. Tn.
rrams met last week ard Germantown
won the game. u 10 o.
Only three hits were allowed tn,
| Quakers by the Clivedens In the 81,
innings played. Virtually the sam,
players that appeared In the other con
ltsA6 Sill Start tsdsy's sans.
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Division Club
BREAKS Will DECIDE
BlO BILLIARD SERIES
Jake sshassSr Wine Second sieck
and leads Hoppe. 1000 10 ss2

and leads Hoppe, 1000 10 ss2> n
Chicago, March 20.--Breaks Of the
game admittedly will play big part
IN deciding tonight the worlds 1872
balklinc billiard championship, for
which, after two nights play, Jake
schaefer, champion, leads Willie
Hoppe, former champion, 1000 to 052,
in 4 1900 point match.
The champion will be highly faycred
II, tho luck since he will find the balls
grouped within q hands spread at the
foot of the table for resumption Of
his seventeenth inning run of nifty.
eight with which he closed the second
block last night. .,r,
of the first 600 block Schaefer con.
tinued IN his tenth inning an addition
Al 157 points, for a total inning score
Of 1D1, his second high run Of the
match.
The veteran Hoppe, undismaycd by
watching spectacular shooting which,
at one point had him behind nearly 800
points, gave n remarkable display OF
nerve, as well as playing OF the type
which made him champion for. sixteen
years, and in his last stand at the table
actually crept ahead Of the younger
champion.
"With two men so evenly matched
as we are. the breaks of the game will
decide IT," Hoppe said as he unscrewed
his cue after Schacfer had scored bis
1OOOth point. II hope ! get them, but
Won never can tel" III
The score, including both blocks
schacfsr.-o. 8. Q, ,2s2;- 499, 49, A. g. I,
Average. 81. i4.lI. High run, 2o2;
Hoppe-.: r. 1s; ia 9. 2eo. y. 2 J,
Average. 50 S.16, High run. 280.
(x) includes ~ from the first block and 167
second block. (x) unfinished.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29
CHANEYSOCKSHAMON
IN RLP-ROAR BATTLE
Both Boxers Are Punched Woosy and Almost Out in
Greatest Suggest Ever Staged in Philadelphia
Ring Before 10000 S,veltering Fans
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

bombardment. This time Chaney almost
punched himself out. and when the bell
sounded it ended the fightingest fracas
Philadelphia fans ever have seen.
After the bout IL was said Hanlon
collapsed in his dressing room. Hanlon
weighed in at 135, and CLANCY was half
a pound heavier. Pete Herman. former
bantam champion. was one OF Hanlon's
seconds.
Another Slugfest
The Hanlon- Chaney mix WASH t the
only sock. 'em and rock .'em number on
the card. George Erne. 143E: and
Johnny Mealy, 13S. put on a similar
slaughter" with the latter finishing
winner. They. too, staggered each
other and at different times It looked
as II one or the other would hear the
..uckoos coock.
Sergeant Ray Smith, 17Sh. wallopcd
Jim Holland. 1S9. in a hefty hitting
contest until the seventh round. when
the latter claimed he had been hit low.
The referee upheld Hollands claim, al
though the club physician said that Jim
was not hurt, but Floyd's ruling
counted in deciding the bout against
Smith on a foul.
Willie Ryan, 1851. also lost on a
foul when he was disqualified by Ref
cree Floyd in the third round OF his
match with Joe Jackson, $50. Floyd
had warned Ryan several times for hit
ting low and clinchins. The referee 9
action did not meet with the approval
Of the fans,
And. oh. yes. there was a bout be-
tween Willie Jackson and frankie Rice.
Jackson, 140 pounds and apparently In
no shape, entering the ring with a
badly split right eye, was the winner:
The match looked little fishy and
probably could have been helped along
nicely had the Ice Palace band re-
mained to play the music.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29

OF the last boxers to enter, ~
box unattached and will compete Il H.
same class with Sam Blacfiston w
knockerout: Paul Longua, Of vrss
nova; Willie Cannon. Of Kayou,, ~
Matty Petronis. ,of Southwark. -
a team Of six boxers is represesu
villanova College. Of which TSmS
O'Mallcy. the Meadowbrook stsr. 4
captain. 'r''
Three Of last years champ,on.
Marty Summers. fiyweight: CEsS;
Weasey. bantamwcight. and Joe G1E,
nan, lightweisht--will defend ~
titles. Billy Sheeran, State festAss5
weight champion In 1920, will get ~
into competition. ~
There are four heavyweisht ,n,,,..
including Frank Hansen, Of st. Cir
ory's. q 200 FOUNDER, and another n. !.
ture is a team of thirty cntrie, ~
Kayoula.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29
SPHAS AND NATIVITY
TO RESUME SERIES
powntowners Have Edge in Basket
ball Games Played to Date

The South Philly Hebrews will meet
Nativity in the fourth and what may
be the final Of five gave series between
the two clubs tomorrow night at New
Auditorium Hall. Seventh street and
SNYDER avenue.
The downtowners have been success
ful in two Of the three games played to
date and have been the only team to
lower the colors Of Nativity on the
home floor.
Manager Passon will have his regular
team in action and the churchmen ex-
pect to put one over on their rivals. as
the team play has improved since Eddie
Gallagher recovered from his recent in
jury.
Another girls game will be the pre-
!iminary. 1t will feature the Penn
sylvanla Railroad quintet opposed to
st. Luke's. The latter is credited with
having fast team. Betty Schenkel,
star Of the railroad team. is expected
10 be able to play.
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VS. kra.r

TN going to England. Dempsey doesn't
i seem to worry about coming home
several hundred pounds overweight.
That Alaska dog derby Would sure
attract tie canine entries il the prize
uere about 10000 bones. %
Our Daily Guessing Contest-What
day of the week is this:
SEE WHERE OLLIE CHILL. - WARM.
ING Up WITH THE INDIANS DOWN IN
rEXAS.
The camel was the first to set hump on
himself
Babe captsin of Yanks, Gets commission
with his wages, rh'
Billiards is 40 ohild's game despite
the fact then build score ty blocks,
Phyllis denies she's the latest thing
] in, sktrts. Always-on tinss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29
SCHOOL TRACKMEN HAVE
NO PLACE TO PRACTICE
West Philadelphia High Squad Has
No Field Of Its Own

West Philadelphia High Schools
track team is in bad way. The
team. while it has a wealth of vet
eran material. has no place to prac-
tlcc. Coach Delaplane has been train
ing his boys on the Wannmaker roof q
few dnys in the week. while the Orange
and Blue uses Northeast Field on Sat.
urdays,
Captain Dutton and Conmanor. OF
last seasons team. are among the vet
crans back. Both Of these boys are
middle distance runners. and both ran
on the champion relay team last year.
Fitzpatrick and Kuntz. star sprinters,
also have come out for the team again.
Shell and Oldfield, Of the cross coun :
try team, have made their appearance
for practice. and should place on the
team. McClain. champion shot -putter,
will be available for work again this
season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29
Hori"s Time of Lite."
Declares Judge Lands

Fort Worth. Tex. March %
hon ! resigned from the Fed.
eral bench and said good by to the
ola courtroom and my associates 7
felt as If l had jumped out of
twenty story window. Life looked
mighty dark TO me then. But it's ali
hanged now. My trip AROUND the
training camp circuit has given me
greater vlsor. ! am having the time
Of my life"
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Nelson Davies Declared Coli "pro"

ClevelanA. March o9.--Nelsop payies. Of
Highland Park. for years one Of the leading
amateur golfers Of Clevsland. has been
trict Golf Association, following investiRa :
tion OF charges filed last winter. It was
announced today. Davies. ~ is alleged, wa
Assoc! !ated In the promotion Of solhng busl-
ness in violation of amateur rules Of the
United States Golf Associa ton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29
ANOTHER FOR GERMANTOWN
Defeats Central Y. N. c. A. In voliey
Ball Matches

The Big Red volley ball team Of
the Germantown Y. NJ. c. A., played
q return engagement with Central Y.
M. G. A. last night at Broad and
Arch streets and captured three out Of
Ave games. The scores were 1912,
1914, Ills, 1910 and els.
Germantown in q recent series on the
suburbanites' floor won four out of FIVE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29

looks as IL somebody out in Ohio erred
Larry Kopf was considered superfuous in Rcdland
and shipped TO Boston along with Rube Marquard and
small parcel legal tender in exchange for John Scott
The Rubc will prove the ball club because
gent with left handed sants needed. but kopf now
IL more important than that. He completed the in
field stepped into position which poorly handled
last year and allowed Fred Mitchell to place his men
where they belong. All of which means Ford is on
second and Barbara is the sdclincs ready to sit in
when necessary.
The Braves formidable ball club. We have
seen the other seven National League clubs and to
the Boston aggregation is decidedly first division team
Ii might not win pennant close but dur
ing the some good baseball will be played and the
leaders will be annoyed more than 1t is we'll
balanced ball club the players husng. they have had
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29

Atlantic B {
Championship
be decided
Olympia Ok
when the ''preli
naries are st6
at o'clock
evening. When
entry list F.
closed yester
112 aspiring
ers from varl
clubs. colleges.
stitutions ana S
unattached nd
had sent in ~
names. ~
Johnny Lufl
the crack mid
weight of the USI
ver,sity Of psS1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29


Of their games.
John Watson. who toiied for the Athletics Gene
Lansing and Frank Miller in order. and any
one is likely to step in and take regular turn.
N Miller obtained from Pittsburgh last year but
failed to report lie remained home the farm. and
when business became dull took up baseball again for
living. Frank. strange as it may scem shows no i'll
ehects from the one.year vacation He down here
this spring looking MS good and surprised
with his remarkable control. Dick Rudolph who is
In charge Of the hurlers he will be the best
bets on the club this season.
Lansing is kid from Charleston. s. &. lie worked
there last and earned chance to appear in fast
company Gene Is anky right nler with the hest
movement ever seen on rookie. lie made big hit the
hrst day he appeared and improved with age. He has
rast ball and Rudolph is teaching him few things about
curves He will be the firing line many times this
summer.
Mitchell intends carry ten pitchers and the other
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29
Will Be Better Than Last Season

with the exception
w position position filled experienced brainy player s
q be At the close OF
Boeckel third Short
decided Ford there and find
Q second
Ford is the regular second
he be
experimenting lie pleased with
pitchers and Walter Babre will
bare classy fielder and play the sack He hits we'll and the
strengthened considerably
Chstenbu who has been with the club coupi. will be the
candidates will
remain such Tom Doo of Norfolk John MeDcmOtt Franz Putnam
the Il sets The
Southworh
working without all
As popular. Mickey ONeil.
ON
PAIR Of Hugh II. Regain, Nee Englond
II Jimmy
~H be left on somebody's doorstep ohen is looking
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29

Mitchell intends pitchers, Ii oher pac
Lefty
Morgan Each has had big league
Tyler he
nn
~ ">' "''' nave
oIates three ball cab
oe" can hH and pitchers Of
! an be ad.
" Ledger lompar,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29
l12D0NERS E|N
AMATEUR TOUR
Middle Atlantic States ckS
pionships 70 30 Dsc,dSdy
at the Olympia 4


Never before In the histor, !, y: x
teur competition have. boxers ~
out in such numbers a. for N. NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29
BRA YES, IMPROVED,
ARE ONE TWO THREE
CLUB FOR THIS YEAR
Fred Mitchelrs aggregation Is Formidable Team, Well
Balanced, and AL of the Players Are Hustling
to Haze Winning Bunch
by ROBERT W. MAXWELL
spSrts Editor Evening Public ledger


w the final touches for the 1922 campaign and PLAYERS are
Of thanks for ths
Whether the Reds should DC ea
with judgment remains to be seen Az the pesen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29
cIlekner Defeats Harry krohn

Shreveport. Ia, March 29.-Olen Click
ner, Of Tulsa Okla. won the referees De.
cision IN q ffteen-round bout with Harry
Krohn, of Akron, o.. here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29

MOST important of all is the pitching Mitchell believes he will
will
Joe Ochg Eughy McQuian Flngm R Muard These
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-29

baseball from the opening In other words the
have all of the breaks this spring.
spiing aud
pobobly they can't 1t by than
frop pfdceS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-01
LIQUOR LEADS TO ARREST

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Aug. al
While searching FOR liquor IN the
home OF Frank Rumpza. today. the