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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
penn PITCHERS IN
need OF PRACTICE
Weather Conditions Have Ham
psrsd Development Of the
curvers, Says Coach cariss
FIELDERs ARE IN SHAPE

sTTHls is The worst practice month
L I 1,think we have had In these parts
in many long year." Coach Walter
Cariss. of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania baseball team, was talking yes
tertlay afternoon as he gazed ruefully
over Franklin Field, ankle deep in
mud. Ten Of his most promising can
didates worked out in the northeast
corner Of the field, where q stretch OF
twenty five yards was comparatively
dry 49,. ,.,,,,. - 49,, ,r,..
tice because Of the willingness OF the
men to work in spite OF the wretched
conditions we have been forced to
fairly good shape all things considered.
but the pitchers as yet have been
unable to put anything on the 'horse-
hide.
"With the senson about two weeks
of aud games coming aong every
couple OF days we will need every
twirler on the staff. and unless they
soon get into condition ms far as their
arms are concerned III he forced to
use them ns the majors do on their way
from the South. about three game.
Larsen. the big southpaw. who was
such success last year, is further ad-
vanced than any member Of the hurlins
corps. For several days he has been
zipping 'em across the plate with his
old stuff. Stout took the bandage on
his arm this morning, and should be
able to start q little light work before
the week IL out. His condition ism {
az serious as we at first thought
Lacking in Team Play
late classes have played havoc with
the coach's plans to get team play
going. Usually n half dozen Of the
veterans are on hand ready for work
and several others arc discovered taking
an examination. The result II an ab-
sOlutc lack of team work, and the inside
According to DR.. Cariss. arrange
mpnts have been made with the faculty
Of the Wharton School to permit the
players to take their classes early In
the day. so that they can get on Frank =
lin Field for practice around 3 80.
Starting this afternoon, weather per-
mitting. practice games between two
selected teams will get under way.
The infelders who have the best
chance to remain with the varsity squad
are Sullivan. Whitehill. Payn, Farrell.
1.iebgOtt. GOldblatt and Gleason. Mn =
haffcy. McMullen. Mouradian. Part
ridge. AfcGraw and one other out.
fielder will be the outgartlen guard .
ians. Pinney. Maher and Sullivan will
be the catchers. and Roth. Rohwer.
Yadusly. Mewelyn.. Stout. Larsen,
Iluntzinger and one other finger prob
ably will compose the hurling staff. .
Quintet on Training Table
The basketball team will 20 into
strict training for the play of game with
Yesterday ten varsity players were in :
stalled in the training house. where they
will liva and eat until Tuesday, when
they leave for the game. The players
nre not at all chngrined over their
showing on Saturday and are confident
they can twist the Tigers tail in his
Cwn lair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
Met cCresdie Han Kick on 4
Rubber CsHtsred BsU

stoelstsn. Calf; March n. =.
Walter McCreetlie. manager Of thel
Seattle Club Of the. Pacific Coast
League. IL the first manager to come
plain about the new rubber cents
baseballs, which have been adopted
for this year. Last year the leaguo
nsed a ball with a cork center, but
this was thrown out a. being too
lively. These. balls are not exactly
fitted for our purpose" McCreedie
said. Maybe we haven't the best
grade Of the ball or maybe the skin.
ned diamond is to blame. The balls
seem bigger and deadef."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
GOLFERS OVER 4 HANDICAP
BARRED FROM NATIONAL
stricter Eligibility Rules Laid Down
BY U. s. a. A. for Amateurs

The Philadelphia district will lose
several candidates for pOssiblcs honOrs
in the tournament for the amateur golf
championship of the United States this
year due to the stricter rules just an :
nOunced.
Hereafter only golfers with four
handicap, or less. may compete, afld a
three year tournament record Is es-
sential also.
These new rules were announced to =
day by james d. Standish. chairman of
the Y. 8. G.. A. Eligibility Committee.
The new requirements will cut down
the national list by seventy and leave
2SS eligible from the 1921 list, a list
subject to change. The next champion .
ship will be at BrOokline, Mass. in
September. Letters have been sent to
all districts for revised lists Of candi-
dates under the new system. The old
lists contained much dcadwood" which
made the entry each year more and
more unwieldy. The new plan will
keep out not only the "deadwood" but
also the flash in the pan" and dark
horses Only those with real
chance will henccforth play in the
national.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Lost Night

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10 Johnny faFPt Edne phi1llpY defeatrd Dan
Wilt sam Sisssi:tss ksssisS cut ilonsrs
xft.ANTIC .crTY-cAeslis Ras won eye.
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PsnSfs. sshnnS nas ssfssarS' f'ons IA"
S::..s s:ss ~: S1,, $;ss: s.:;s; awarded
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S:ts, hsss.s t:ss wss Ess ~ Gklp' fsal
wSsSSs;sSSr wSSr;SrSr kSr'ssSSS sSsSSSSsH' r. Hs' kscIs" aISs" won
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s.'.:s "x:sptssks3:: Hsssks3: o.-,..k wo,s. knocked 90.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
Will:
HAVE. .G0ODCLUB
Jack Hines Plans to Open
Season at Heller Park on
Easter Monday
VETERAN PLAYERS SIGNED

Jack Hines Old Timers are going to
have great ball club this season.
Jack says 30. and that makes 1t unani :.
nous. Last season the downtowncrs
won forty seven and lost nineteen and
tied two games. They have enlarged
their grounds at Thirteenth and John
son streets, which will be known as
Hnler Park and will accommodate
5000 persons.
Manager Hines has rounded up a
nifty bunch of tossers. including a
number Of last years players. and TO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
GOLF BERTH AWARDED
Alex Douglas, Formerly AronInink,
Given Pro Job at Wilmington Links

Alex Douglas. formerly pro at Aron-
mink Golf Club, has been awarded the
much sought pro berth at the Whining
ton municipal golf links.
The Delaware city IL rather shy in the
matter Of golf courses and the public
course was opened late last year to take
care Of tS> demand for more golf. The
course wns laid out by Wilfred Reid,
pro OF the Wilmington Country Club
Nine holes have been already competed
near Porters Reservoir and nine more
will be ready by July. A clubhouse will
then be built.
Douglas Is rated as one of the best
teachers and players In town, and his
choice at Wilmington was unanimous.
.He vii! take up his duties down there
shortly. At present he Is at the Broad
way Cycle indoor school.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
MRS. M0LLA MALLORY WINS
IN NATIONAL NET TOURNEY
PIaying.Throush Champion Defeats
Miss Newton, 6.2. .6.o

Boston, March 2l.--Mrs. - Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory. of New York, na
tional wOmen's tennis champion, de-
feated Miss R0samOnd Newton, of Bos
ton. In the first round of the annual
indoor title tournament here today. The
scores were B-2, 6-2.
1t was Mrs. Mallory's first appear
ance in the tourney. She Is playing
through. and in her opening match she
displayed such remarkable skill that
there is little doubt but that she will
retain her laurels.
In third round match Miss Edith
Sigourney. the Boston star, eliminated
Miss Margaret Houghton. also of Bos
ton, In two love sets.
The national doubles got started to
day and In the first round the Phila :
delphia entry. Mrs. Rarger Wallach,
paired with Mrs. Culver, McWiilinms'
Ccdarhurst. defeated Mrs. =. T.. Craw
ford. Boston. and Miss Mary Hcaton,
Greenwich. G-4, OIL.
Summary:
SINGLES
First Round
NM Mrs. Ro M0IS mSni Ns!lory, NV York; defeated
Second Round
Mrs. J. Il. corbiere Boston defeated Mia.
Ruth ferxa. Boston. a.. so.
Third Round
Miss Edith Sigourney. Boston, defea ted
Miss Margaret HouHhton boston. 90. 90.
DOUBLES
Mrs. x. s. BIZ! !ngs and Mrs. Charles Ma.
gran. Boston. defeated Miss Dorothy Dill
and Miss Helen Howes. Boston. 90. "a.
Second Round
AIRS BarseI Wailach, Philadelphia and
Mrs. culver Mcwillian,s. CcdRThurst, r.. T.
defeated Mrs, s, IT. Crawford. Boston and
Miss Mary Hsaton, Greenwich. Conn, ~
Mrs. w. NJ. Sheldon and Miss Isabello
Afumford. Boston won from Mira. r. w
Knc wles ard Miss Mary Bancroft, Boston,
by default.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
Boots and Saddle

Horses which seem best at Havana
today are: First racc-Thc Belgian III,
Polar Cub. ninty Moore second Ma
trum. Ravensca. Mike; third--Buck-
ing. Smiling lar. Awning fourth-Re-
buke. Heron. The Leopard: fifth
Fitzboodle. Tony Beau. llarlock sixth
--Chincotcague, Chimera. Orris sew
enth--Audrey A., BIZ Hunley, Hush.
At Tia Juan8: First race--Aliss Edna.
MclchOir. Pat HamnsOn; sec0nd-Della
Wells, Grace W.. Ethel Kismet third
.-7COntroit. Aunt Sue, POnzaray |;
fo,lrth--Knight. of Pythias, Tom Owens,
CapOn; ffth--Gath, Woodic Mont
gOlnery, Nan Mckinney sixth--Thirty-
seven, Ladr lone. Indian Brigade sew
enth--Sir (hn Vcrgne, Redman, Shen-
doah; eighth - Sedan, Harry Bur-
goyne, Trusty. .-.... DO. .. r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
JACKSON NINE OUT
Manager Williams Announces vir.
tuaity Same Team a. Last Year

The Joe jackson Field Cub. which
last year played q good game in semi
professional ranks. will be on the dia-
mond again. While frankie Williams,
manager, will have a few changes in his
line up, he announces virtually the same
team fpr 1922 as he had In 1921.
Captain Williams ('Brown"D Lance,
Billy Williams, Shimmyock. Leon Oil
YER, Joe Ketchell, Fritz, Tommy Ma
poleon, Jack Carlo, Gibson. Carney,
Ed Donnelly, Clemene, Dennis and
Warner Eutsier are the men who are
included on the jackson roster.
Joe Stump" .Guida has been lost to
the team following an injury to his right
hand. having had two fingers ampu-
tatcd.
williams has started to book games
with Wildwood. Cape May, Ocean City.
Atlantic City. Bridgeton and Vineland.
He can be reached Mt 022 South Fifth
street. phone Lombard 41S5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
JACKIE CLARK TO SUB
IN L0UGHRAN CONTEST
Allentown MlddIewei9ht VIII Take
Shades Place TonIaht

SNaoeS race Vonl9nt
George Shade, Of California, will not
be able to box at the Ice Palace to
night. and in his place George +. Paw
ling has signed Jackie Clark. of Allen =
town: The latter has been boxing fol-
number of years and he has met some
of the best middlcweights in the coun :
try.
I/oughran is Philadelphia leading
middleweight championship entry, and
his bout tonight will be his fifth biz
start nt the Palace. Loughran has de
fcated Jimmy Darcy, Fay Kayser,
Bryan Downey and Mike McTiguG
handy.
Willie Green, the Kensington boy
who has been moving rapidly toward
the top will box in the second eight =
rounder against sTony Caponi. Archie
Walker. Of New York, and Willie
Herman. Of Paterson. n. j.. clash.
In the first six round bout Harry
Grant meets Johnny Shearn, the second
Joe Mandell battles Lew Mcfarland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21

date has signed
g X | d d Q r "
Byrnes. King"
VI ar ne. lie "
Shafcr, Il die
Keenan, and Roy
lIumnell. lie il
dickering W it h
several stars OF
reputation q n d
expects to sign
several before the
week ends.
Hines has ar
ranged n number
Of games and will
probably opo n
t he season o n
Easter NJ o n =
day afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
games both at home and away. He can
be reached at $3.50 South Clarion steee1.

Tho fhi!sAeiphis Msnufsetursys, Ls.s,s
Vast Columbia avenue. TO make prepa n tioos
for the season and name the circuit. Fois
teams from last year aNe back and SccretSSs
Hunter has applca tons from three new oncc
Any Industrial team wishing to join n Ia
vitsd 70 send representative to tonl0ht'o
The Deaovan-ArmstsUss taam has v,r,uaiIv
ccompeted It's lineup with the addition 81
has seen service WIN BridsspSort sacsn conn sS ssS
the Pacific Leagus. Last season Loan ~
a member of American Chain md MI
worked behind the bat for Suppiee- -BiddIe,
The ~. Michael baseball team has WITH.
drawn from the. North PhiladeIphia Church
Lea iessus an and AZ. Xiil Rlae: strictly hrs.-eass
best teams and for Games away viii susr.
santee contests at home. Communicate With
mantown. t.-
Dick Speeding. the local star outneidsr
and who In also n soccer player OF note, hse
aligned to play with South Phiiadeiphia
DICKS addition completes Manager Ru.
dolphs outheld and he has already startSd
working out
The various nre eompanies In Delawan>
County have arranged to play twilight baao
ball. Among the coinpa MES represented ~
clifton Heights No. 1. Clifton Heishts HosS
downe. ,0arrettsford. Drexel Hill and Media.
The league will play twilight samea. ana ~
there are number of good players connecHSH
with the teams some fast ball is expected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
na'n Halts Princeton Practice

Stormn vn. N. j.. March oi.-A heavy
)ostponyss nysssshterday forced Coach Hill Clark IA
y ths MN. ,ns scheduled nrst baseball practice
Sms' University diamond. Princcton's first
~ w9nSt tnSt with New York University. viii
~ thn hn,n ten days. and the Tiger mento.
kS1tisae hesd or every possible day Of real
u VSsth. WIN the latest rain Il is doubt.
(uss fS"s.ssne sne squad win be able to got on,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
Dempsey Would Box Greb

Chicago, March 2l.-Jsck Dempsey will
hght Harry ureb " there IL any demand for
the match. he said when he stopped on be-
tween trains on his way to Los Angeles. ''It
i possible that ! might get. .. match with
Harry Greb;" he said, 'and Il there is =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21

see Welsh attributes his recent succss.
\ me ring TO his early morning road work,
Tllh his team at I o'clock every norninS
hoppinK up and down on his wagon and
Ts ps'h,lns Ns from doorstep to doorstep liz keen.
ns MN IN better shape than In his entire
nst'c career. Welsh admits. '"'"'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
HIS .econd bout this week vii, An, u,,.,.

~ second bout this week will find Hyme
os Welsh 81 the Nat.qnal Club on satur.
S nisht: Gold Is one OK the elassiest "iont.
burman and frinkle Conway NEE, IN i,'pps ,ps
sm, n, Other Other bouts; Charley Ray vs.. KID
Sfi "a tSohnny Moseley ,ys. johnny Gardnsr
mo johnny CamDi W.. Benny Kaufman "'r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21

Snht CrOKS. an Easton Pa. light walsh,
". ,mu newcomer In the ring. has been hnxt
81 h1s sucNSessruily UP thr?ush the State, NioSt
MS bouts have resulted In ltnocl0uts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21

HentA (Ity, OkII,, March o1.--Jo, =, ,r,
IA, Ime hof OF the owners Of the iOl Ranch
" and I'f Ei nag Tired an offer to Jack Dcmp.
susrsntrcna rn ana nGStrsmger') nG) Lewls, provi,iln.
Ssrt tnTH'nN9xing Wy match is brought to Bufral"
N X. ~ ar, Milier's ranch. The mari, H.
lach uS'a Tor the annual round up OF tie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21

Tommy O'Toole. Of West Phi.adelphia.
wv appear IN the wind-up at the Cam
N verbecken. Of Remington. Joe Geiser vs.
waitnn wy,nfsnt % Lopez will he the, semi. Preiims
MGsEter Renn:e vs. Tom Nolan. Jack Kid
.en vs.. Joe Kid Sharkey' '' ""-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21

sek Md Williams. according to his man.
fsno @ @ner, Snrenk. 10 prepared TO give Kid
shs another bout at any old time '>'N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21

MIKE LOAN day afternoon,
April ~. He plans to play all the
leading teams, and is ready to book
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
Scraps about Scrappers

The accident In wh'ch Gus Franchetti suf.
iersd q break In his right forearm has cut
mort his boxing career. Franchetti was
nurt IN an automobile sma sh-up nj Sixty.
seventh street and Elmwood avenue Febru.
sT ~ His condition was such that Gus
sc-din Hospital until next week. Fran.
|ehett was promising l28-pounder and
No was boxing IN fine form this year
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21

norseb!Ek riding as an exercis. 70. 40,
nsn being championed by johnny Her.
CSv.. AlentGwn welterwsight Herman n
hitting '' """' GAMER. weather per-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21

narry Greb Ia another American boxar ,,,,
~ shens trip to England. He expects !"
IL, sorroad after a nfteen-round bo,,t With
Sork Ma" expected TO be staged In New
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
Joe Miller's Joke

kioors Gout between Jack sharksy and Roy
'eeh postponed until March as. '~"''
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-29
LETTER INDICATES
HONESTY INSPIRED
BY GAME OF GOLF

Chicago. March % ~" W Herless.
secretary OF the Western Golf ass0
citation TODAY announce tat he had
received a letter tina; indicated he
honesty inspired by tie game Of golf
j was an inquiry from Arman Thorn.
as. of Fairview ~ J. in0uiring tor tie
whereabouts OF James Il Starr whose
clubs and caddy bag had been left
with the New Jersey golfer. The
writer said he was about to DEPART
for the South and desired to return
the clubs to their owner who no
doubt pied tom as all golfers do
Nothing in the laws OF golf pro.
vide against dishonesty in playing or
SCORING. Secretary Hairless pointed
out. the whole game being one OF
honor for which no umpire is reguir
ed, no scorer needed and no referee
known Each player has dozen op-
portunities on every round OF the
links to cheat bv improving his le or
forgetting a stroke or ignoring a pen
atty yet in only rare instances have
there ever been complaints OF the
cardinal rules Of integrity
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-29
BUFF SIGNS TO MEET
PAL MOORE MAY II

Chicago, ILL.,, March 29.-Lou Dia.
mond, manager of Johnny Buff, ban.
tamwcight champion has accepted
terms to box Pal Moore in Louisville
c0 Nav 10 the night before the Ken.
lucky Derby. 1t will be n nOdecia
ion contest and the weight agreed up
on is us pounds at o'clock on the
afternoon Of the contest
News of Manager Diamonds accept.
ance was received yesterday by Harry
HoCkstadteT manager of Moore. who
has been in communication with pro
moter Heyrin. Of Louisville. Buff s
terms were not made public but i. is
understood he will receive a guaran.
tee Of $1,000 with a privilege of 50
per cent. Of the receipts
Expect Bic Crowd Of Fans.
According to Moore, who boxed Joe
Lynch before the Derby last year, the
gate should exceed $25.000 Pal, who
knows the Louisville fighting pulse,
asserted the advance sale should run
close to $4,000 Although Moore is
pleased with landing a match with the
champion, his only regret is that the
referee cannot give a decision
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-29
TILDEN AND MATE
ARE ELIMINATED

New York, March William T.
Tilden H.. national tennis champion
playing with AL. Weiner, the II year
old sch0Olboy, was put out Of the ma
tional mems indoor doubles champion
ships tournament in the second round
today in two straight sets. by lingo
Hartman and James c. Ewing. The
scores were 6--10, 1t-9.
In the first set Tilden was handi-
capped because the hoy could not get
started. but in the second set the
champion received real aid from the
youngster and they only dropped the
match after hard fight, in which
games went to deuce most of the time.
s Fl Voshcl and f. T. Anderson
won their match in the first round
from G. r. Anderson and w. Tous.
amt by default and A. l.. Bruneau.
paired with J. L. Anderson. had no
dif'icul'v defeating r. Green and
James HUMPHREYS, 60. co.
In the only singles match PLAYED.
part of the third round. II. l.. Brown
defeated W. d. Cunningham, 6-4.
G-1.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-29
MITCHELL S KNOCKOUT
BEING QUESTIONED

Milwaukee, Wis, March 29.-richt
experts are as far apart as they were
last night over the question OF a
technical knockout Of piukey Mitchell
by Dave Shade, the San Francisco
welterweight Sporting writer's also
disagree some claiming the local man
was on his feet at the count Of ten in
the fourth round then the end of the
hight come, The blow that put him
down did not appear to distress him
Lor he was fresh when he arose. The
referee maintained that Mitchell wa
not on MS feet at the count Of ten,
me ie crowd making such an uproar that
MS counting was not heard.
Shade weighed 1873 pounds and
Mitchell l37l2. The sudden termina.
ton of the fight has led to such con.
troyersy that it is said that the mon
will be matched again.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-29
SMITH GETTING 1922
TRACK TEAM rugged
UP AT OTTAWA H. S.
TO STAGE lNTER.cLASS MEET
APRIL q AT OTTAWA RACE
TRAcK-TEAM SHOULD MAKE
STRONG BID FOR HoNoRs AT
ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL MEET.

Looks as though O. H. $. might
have strong track team this year
Coach Smith called his candidates to.
sether for the first time on Monday,
thirty.dye athlete responding to the
initial call short drill Will be heid
In the gymnasium until the present
weather let's up bit after which the
squad viii do their training out in
King Field.
Among some Of las; years veterans
who are out are Carey. SchocA'
Dougherty. West. Farrell, Macksn'
stock. Ayers and Logan. These men
have all had some experience At track
and by the time they 90 through train
ing this year they ought to make y
prettv fair showing at the annual high
school meet TO be held in June.
Schoch. Carey. Ayers and Doushar,
are all spriutors. Farrell viii take
part in the dashes. while West and
Logan will probably be the hish jump
ers and will also take part In the
440 yard run.
Whitmore Is the only long distance
man in the school. and will train FOR
the mile event. while Fisher is the
only pole yaulter.
On April p an inter.class track
meet will be held at the race track
which promises 10 be one Of the big
gest events in the school year A
silver loving jug will be presented to
the winning class team
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-29

Meridian, Miss.-The grand stand
and bleachers of the Mississippi-Ala.
5ama fair grounds. which houses the
local Cotton States ball team. we're
destroyed by fire here Monday. Club
officials announced that they would
be rebuilt Immediately.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-29
Good Bread

is as tasty a loaf as
mother ever baked at
home in the old days.
Ask your grocer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-16
Houses For Sale

FURNITURE, Broom house, Sc~ sale. $25O; rent very low. Address f08 Main St. H10ds~ HEWITT ST. Tdo-family house. 10 rooms S4 5O0. Pay down $1, ,0o0. Balance mortgage. Rents s42- Hawley, 230l Main St. R28aS~