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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
INDUSTRIAL AMATEUR LEAGUE
o,U;ovue,torook Carpet at Art Loom. Forty-
AZ anu spruce streets: Stead b Miller
moreIa Ia,.inan nd Chocolate. Mascher and West

| MaScnpr
MAIN LINE LEAGUE
, Berwyn at Wayne; Narber,b A. s,r,ro,,
bryh Mawr at Ardmore. "' s''"'o'
MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE
penGnaiar 2GDaarrton az Lansdals. Conshohock.n n,
""S'e' poE!estown at Amber. :"
PHlLA. SUBURBAN LEAGUE
\, Hathoro at Fort Washington c,o,,,,. .,
'N'"'eS' Ashbourne at Wyndmoor, !"
DELAWARE COUNTY LEAGUE
Clifton a. A. ~o'''nSda'e' Media al
NORTH PENN LEAGUE
WeIGnmns at or"!and. Keasby & Matti.on a,
"e'doh' North Wales at Amber. '"'o" az
LANsDowNE LEAGUE
na H"erican AN Legion vs.. Lansdowne Fire Com.
lNTERBoROUGH LEAGUE
sharon l!ll AZ Folsom Prospec, psrt q,
"'e"o'ueh Morton Rutedge at Folcroft.
NORTH PHlLA. CHURCH LEAGUE
81. Ambrose nt Lchigh BAPTIST. CheIto,
t'HIs @ Wsssind Snd WASHINGTON lane Fsrst CHRISTIAN
Wcsmorainnd % dsIH"rnn spSr.s. T,wentytoarh and
s;r E;ast Baptist. Richmond and Bcrk shi -
streSts street ,nI SIl"am NJ f. at Erie NJ E. Fifth
''ee' ana wyoming avenue.
BELL TELEPHONE LEAGUE
Maintenance vs.. General Office North
east No. !; Atlantic Coast vs.. Motor w
hicI", Central No, /; Engineering w, Con.
vs. A. E9F"r"'t Hnd omnoSy M1 u Western Electric
i"ehty-nnth and Cambria streets
WEST JERSEY LEAGUE
Woodstown at Gloucester: WOODBURY. q,
SS,wedesboro; Elmer at Clayton: GIassboSo a.
Paulsboro. S'''o at
SALEM COUNTY LEAGUE
Pennsviile at Pedr.cktown: penrsr-.
p' oseport; Salem at AIloway. A'
CENTRAL BURLINGTON I.EAGrr
,a1coi pa'myra NrS,os At BurlnSton Beverly at d..
INDEPENDENT GAMES
lesson Tigers at Hildale Darby.
mrnd "'n1rG nnG Grtpak flask Soy at Rrdcsburs Rich
g, st. Barnabas at Strawbridge 4 C,o,b,.-
Richmond Giants at Chester.
~ brothers at Mount Holly
SGpth phI,E Hebrews at North Phil,,.s
VR Wuaker ana t,ity iWt'nTT%nTckinS Trnrci,S streets
and Brown streets '"'"'han'
BraaS 9"SShara'R pG Rv,or Giants at South Phl.s.
=, RIdsway, of Long Ss Island. nt s,en,on v,o,,
c'pb. Phil-Ellena and Mussrave streets tte'a
laval Ficd. TrSn,on' am'S H' j. n Barber. De
!, ar, AadmorS a. Bar,ram Park. Fitty-fourtn
Curtis {, {. at Media Hu a. A. F,,,v.,,,,
md Oxford streets fiS'n'nth
., Pen Lynn at Lorraine. Twenty sixth an,
!, KarnaG club at Parkway All.star,
WehtS- S-hith and Snring Gar den streets e
RoNborough ct Wheeling. w. Va,
twentieth Ward Professionals ar Er,,L
'ratt street. "'e"ue ana
oIse u r,iiyI'sSS R'GScHSs,Sr sna q; 4, Al
:. Do Frain Sand at Forty-eighth Wa rd
'wsntN,hth street and Snyder avenue '"s
Enaus AZ Merrill Professionals Thirtieth
,.WilmnGton at J. & J, Dobson. Thirty
nth street md Queen lane "''''-
iced streets. NNh anu
Nashville Giants at Fox Motor. Seventh
Frsnkfotd A. c. at Notasems. I and
Cheltsnham at Puritan. Second and Clear.
eld streets. S S'eA'-'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
WILL CHARGE ADMISSION
AT NATIONAL OPEN GOLF
Anonymous Contributor Also Send,
$4,000 to Defray Expenses

Chicago. July 1.-Admssion will h,
charged for the first time al the national
open championship to be held at Sko.
kle Country Club. July 10 to Is. but
the box office receipts will not be re-
qulred to cover the expenses of enter
tanning the worlds greatest golfers. for
an anonymous friend has sent the cIub
5000 to help cover the cost of the
elaborate arrangements now being
worked out.
The links has been groomed into per-
feet condition by John l.. Ling. chair.
man of the Greens Committee, and the
home professional. Phil Gaudin. while
plans for the entertainment of PLAYERS
and spectators have been perfected nv
George j. Cope. of the Tournament
committee, and Frederick W. Hill. who
is in charge of the press arrangements.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
MLLE.LENGLENMAy'
QUIT TENNIS PLAY.
Rumor Says She Is Likely to
Retire From Wimbledon Tour
ney-Defeats Miss McKane
MISS RYAN WINS AGAIN

Wimbledon. July Miss Elizabeth
Ryan. the Californian, earned the right
to meet Suzanne Lenglen, the worlds
woman tennis champion, by defeating
Mrs. Harvey. of England, In straight
sets. 8-3. 6c3.
Mile. Lenglcn. according to reports,
may retire from the tournament. The
champion refuses TO say whether she
would play through the tournament or
retire. Everything depends on the or
ders of her doctors, she told interview
crs.
Mile. I.englen and Miss Kathleen
Mckane. one Of England's best players.
proved the magnet which attracted
thousands of persons to the stands at
Wimbledon yesterday to witness their
play in the championship tournament.
Mile. 1.engen won from Miss McKane
in tive highly interesting sets, 6-1. 7.5.
Today she IS scheduled to play Miss
Elizabeth Ryan. Of California, and
another hard match is in prospect with
the possibility of final against Mrs.
Mallory looming up.
The spectators also saw Randolph
1.ycett. the sterling Australian player,
who did not compete in the Davis Cup
matches owing to strained shoulder
muscles, equal his oldtimc perform
nnces in sending down to defeat Baron
de Morpurgo, Of Italy. in n hard fought
contest. 4-G. 6-3. 60. Ga.
Other interesting matches on the
various courts were the victories
OF Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory,
United States. over Mrs. Hulick. Eng
land; Miss Elizabeth Ryan. California,
over Mrs. McNair, England; J. o.
Anderson. Australia. over A. II. Fyzee,
India. A. F. II. Kingscote, England,
over Andrew Colbert, France; Gerald
Patterson. England, over J. Borotrn,
France. Henry Cochet, France, over
Dean Mathey, United States, and n.
NJ. Davidson, England. over G.. G.
Gamer. former American intercollegiate
champion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
OPEN WILDWOOD COURSE
PIatts and Hoffner Brothers viii
Play Initial Foursome

Wildwood, n. j., June 3O.-Wild.
woods golf course will be formally
opened to the public this afternoon with
impressive ceremonies free to the public,
in which all of Cape May County takes
part.
At . o'clock the Wildwood band
will start the program. The American
flag will be raised. after which adj
dresses will be given by Mayor w.
Courtright Smith. of Wildwood Sena
tor William II. Bright and Alex Find
ley. father of American golf. Findley
will tee off. following which J. Wood
Plntt. Iimmic Platt. George Hoffner
and brother will play the initial four.
some on the course. These players will
give exhibition matches on Saturday.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
FIVE IN LATONIA DERBY
small but Select Field In Race fou
Three.

Cincinnati. o.. July 1.-Latoni,
ngain, today was the battle ground O.
thc East against the West. the occasi
being the running of the forticth re.
mrwhl of the historic Latonia DERBY
Inc race IS for three year. olds. over n
Instance OF one and one-half miles. anG
to It is added purse of S1J 900.
Hopes Of the East rcposed in Olymnus
and Broomstcr. n fleet pair from the
stable of Harry Payne Whitney. whilo
the Wcstcrners placed their trust in
Ihibodaux. tn" Cincinnati owned colt
that defeated Norwich for second place
in the $4,000 Kentucky special week
ago.
The cardel starters with post posi.
tions and jockeys follow:
1-Olympus a.. Penman)
2-Thibodaux tE. PooD
3-Broomster tB Kennedy
4-YoshimI (M Garner)
o-Margaret Winsor (U. HaupeD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
MISS COLLETT m FINAL
Plays Edith Cummings for Buffalo
Golf Honors

Buffalo. \. ". July Edith Cum
mings, of Chicago. star Of the Onwcnt.
sa Country Club. met Glcnna Collett.
of Providence. eastern woman golf
champion. in the final round of eighteen
holes for first honors in the country
clubs invitation tournament today.
Miss Cummings, who disposed of
Alexa Stirling. thrice national cham.
pion Thursday. yesterday defeated
Mrs. I.oe Mida. of Chicago. in the semi
final. q up and ; to play. Miss Collett
was given n hard contest by Mrs, F..
G. Let's. of Chicago. the eastern cham
pion, winning the match by one hole.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
WEINER PLAYS IN WEST
Germantown Tennis Star After Ma.
tlonal Junior Clay Court Title

IndIanap0liS. duly 1.-Singles play
IN the. first national junior clay court
championships began here today when
youths from the principal tennis centcrs
Of the country met on the courts of the
Woodstock Country Club.
This event has never been held on
clay courts before. 1t is a preliminary
to the national senior clay court cham
pionships which will open at the Wood
stock Club Monday. From the State
entries in the junior meet. officials will
pick the Indiana representatives in the
national junior grass court champion
ship at Forest Hills.
julius Sagalowsky, Of Indianapolis,
national boys champion, and Sandy
Weiner, OF Germantown, Pa, were
prominent as favoritcs before play
began.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
ELEPHANTS WANT GAMES
"eIoon's Club Wants Contests
A"ay-May Get Home Grounds

nushey McLoon's White Elephants,
nrS''ciass travelling team, IS without
game on July 4. The Elephants
Eid ike to arrange a double heoder
lm any speedy team in or out of the
lno manager a McLoon is dlckerins for n
leid eide ground, and he expects to have n
,ron,,y r1m ny July 2S. All teams will he
nbam,Sc bScH 2 return game. The Elc-
oTah,s 81 nut ,c have a team composed of some
er, G 'ne "aa,p pest young players in the south.
sra a S sfctlon of the city. Among them
Wu,,..s " M,seasher. Maxwell, Finley. StcIle
OTRI.i@oack' burning, Toland and
forni nr'en. With this trio pinvinv in
( the team is bound to give tho
N an hihe In the city a battle, " "e
H,I ,l, teams in or out of the CITY con
"a paced .c on tho Elephants schedule
E,rt;s. .ney would like to- hear from
burst rr.s' Nativity, Haywood Stone. .
Hierrr.;;,' 'eWlsh World. Pelham Silk Soy
tonms iros, Pcruchi Or any other
0OS WI, oi ms class. Hughcy NIcLoon
oOo west Moyamenslng avenue ''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
"SPIKE" DALEY SIGNS
Former Jersey City Pitcher to Play
With Greenwood

Spike Daley. the former Jersey
City hurler. has signed contract to
play with the Greenwood Post and will
make his debut on Tuesday morning on
the home grounds in the game with the
Philadelphia Electrics.
Daley is well known in the north.
east section. and at one tine was the
leading pitcher on the Nativity Club
The Greenwood Post is named after
Harry "ToadS" Greenwood. the former
Central High football player.
Manager Philip VI. Plaetz wishes TO
arrange games with KenSington Con.
gregational, Notaseme. Kcnsington A
\. and all other teams in the north
east. Address Philip II. Blaetz, 3Ol2
Agate street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
MEDIA MEETS CURTIS
Shake.Up In Publishers Ine.up
for Sundays Game at LawndaIe

Harry Weber's Media A. A. viii
furnish the opposition for che Curtis
Country Club nine tomorrow afternoon
on the latter's field at Lawndale. The
game will start promptly at 3:l5 p. VI.
Manager Burke, Of Curtis, is dissat-
isfcd with the work of his players, and
after being defeated by the Jewish
World nine last Sunday. decided on a
general shake-up in the personnel Of the
team.
The exact change in the line up he
has not disclosed. but it will become
evident when the team makes It's ap-
pearance on the field. Manager Burke
has secured Sammy Thompson, tall
right handed twirler. to hurl against
the Media aggregation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
JACKsON.JOHNsON GO OFF
Jack Refuses to Post Forfeit-May
Be Barred In Qhin

Hamilton. O.. July 1.-The Jack
Johnson Tut" Jackson July bout,
transferred here when court order
prevented its being held in Washing.
ton e.. H.. today was declared off.
Roland Miller. secretary of the box
ing commission. said the fight will not
be held because johnson refused to post
his $4,000 forfeit and because hc do.
manded 33 pcr cent of the reccipts.
The local commission will recommend
the former heavyweight champion of
the world be barred from Ohio.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
Ammonia Draught Knocks
Out Illinois Pugilist

Peoria, ILL.,. July Don ALI
son, of Kewanee, H., scored tech
nical Knockout over Bill Long. of
Tcrre Hautc. in the last round of
their scheduled eight round fight
here last night. At the close of the
seventh round Longs seconds by
mistake gave him drink from the
ammonia bottle instead of the water
bottle, and he rolled off the chair
in his corner writhing in pain. He
was unable to continue the final
round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01

Under the baimlrSt or SKIES anu sun
that sent the mercury sky -rocketing,
the rostponed tournament of the Green
Valley Country Club began yesterday.
Charley Berg in Charge
Charley Berg was in charge ,of the
affair. and Charley deserves an ocean
Of credit for the manner in which IL
was carried on. Though the postpone
ment and the approach of the holidays
cut down the entry mark somewhat be-
low expectations. there were enough
golfers on hand--and high -class ones
at that---to make the tourney every
thing that had been expected of 1t.
The Green Valley links are as stiff n
proposition MS any course in the city.
Every hole is n real tcst of golf. and the
man who doesn't handle his shots in
first class style is sure of trouble all the
time. Both Maxwcll's morning and
afternoon card showed az and five 3s,
which assured him of the lead.
+. X. Sober. Of Whitcmnrsh, had
the lowest net score of the day. Car
rying a fifteen handicap, he breezed in
with n mark of GO in the morning tits.
The entries from this club dominated
the field. in fact. Harry Mountains
afternoon mark was 70. idcntically the
same that he made in the A. NJ. fracas.
Though nearly every club in the Phila-
delphia district had some members
present to battle for the Green Valley
prizes. none made the showing White
marsh cid.
Clever Caddles
It looked as though all the Youngsters
IN Roxborough turned ont to caddy for
the entrants. and let it be whispered
that they have some mighty competent
Youngsters out there among the Roy-
borough mountains. They follow a ball
the way hawk does baby chick. and
though the rough in Green Valley is
al that its name implies. those kids
didn't let many balls escape them,
The sun had baked the fairwnys
and green's into fair imitation of ce.
ment, and though this helped in driv.
ing-thc ball getting a long roll-it
made the greens SO fast that cxtraordi.
nary care was needed in putting. A
good many pars and brides went by
the board when the pill rolled by the
cup on shots that normally would have
been good
Marcus Greer. who holds the cham
pionship Of Quebec. was in excellent
icrm. with n 20. His handicap was the |
ngniest IN the field, being only single !
stroke Greer plays from scratch at
MS home club in Llanerch.
me real surprise of the tournament
was ine work of NJ. J. Ambrose, who
pays ms dues at Roxborough. Ambrose
came through the morning with a IS.
.ouas nakins bird s.eye sweep over the
OSSu,n.r!' comes glimpse of Francis |
hernwood Country Club for the ANA.
n 1rnr championship of Massacbusotts
tb" ne 30 roStonian hasn't slipped any in
I'm n,m Hackney. the professional at
uen valley. claims that the Ridge
sliffViur VI m,ar course comes nearer to the sort
n, d., INNS mat prevail in Scotland than
g"' other in this vicinity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
luckenbach After Games

The Lu, kenbaCh steamship Company nine
which has won the majority of sames played
SO far lhls season. Is anxious to obtain q
few more games. The team which is n
fist.c!aSs travelling one. desires TO hear
from al hrst- class mines for twilight ard
saturday afternoon dates Teams OFFERING
ialr guarantees can book this attraction by
bach steamship COMPANY Pier IS South
WharEes. or phone Lombard $40 during
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
Babe Herman Awarded Decision

New York. July 1.-Babe Herman, clever
California boxer, ga ned the decision Ia st
night over Willie Kohler. the Brooklyn boy,
In the main twelvc-round attraction at the
Stenplechase Athletic Associate at Rock.
away. Redcap Wilson. OF New York
knocked out Ned Fitzgerald. OF Australia, in
tho sixth round Of the scheduled ten-round
sem-wiIdup.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
Toledo Hands SaIIee Release

Toledo. July Slim Sallee. veteran of
the majors. has bene given his unconditional i
release by President Roger Bresnahan OF
the Toledo club. Saliee has been unable 70
win for Toledo this summer W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
Wants Game at Homo

The st. Carl Catholic Club OF South
PhlIadeIphla, due TO a msundersta nding has
TUESDAY, July 4. open for a double header
with any hrst class team In or out of the
city willing to travel. The team will offer
a falr guhrantee TO a fast nine John GIL
lesp .. 1884 South Chadwick street 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
y. roover's Team Wants c.u..

SS1Iy 2. and snWest open sWaJ Prf2dsssionss fdn,
ins twiiiSht professi ionaIs are also % 'y. p'ay.
f'r with nrstHcts nfs - and want, TO book con.
Paons columbi..a b.aS SsoNN North Americau street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
At Shettsline Park, Broad & BiaIer
"FOILOWING THROUGH"

The golf links are crowded these nne sum-
mer days. both with amateur and profess
sional players, Every move Of interest to
tIce. written by that authority, Frank Nc
Cracken.- for the readers OF the PUSLIc
LsDoss. Mako II Hsbit ":-,7.@Ss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
Independent Scores

NS1lnldtal., 4; Dobson, a.
n i, Smi,hah Hi,thahis; 4; Japanese. O.
Ksh Motor Q; Rartram Park T.
KaywoSdo A. g, 0; Madison Stars.
GermSUto.,n, ~ Sogthwark Mems Club. !.
ssnnha,hahan, aI;' Mc.rose RUS q
Bridesbnras' s. ; Baltimore Black sox.1
Fox SIoIpss' 4; Fleisher. /. ''A' l.
PPexn A; A.. 10: oR'e RYAN o.
stentop" "i Travellers. !; \. Sneiienhurv ,
Ken, ns,oR oSrk 81 NIccIown R''C!F"oH's' Il q. =
'abas. S''" Congregational. 0. st. Bar.
eeS,essIi,asEEtop, 3; Puritan. ..
sasSaracSS e. Ginn,tSon GSienton r, G., q.
FeriSSlddii FFs,aiSldi 5 Riyerstd%s' e. ssphas' ?.
Prss. 4, 's"'h Ward Z: Quaker City
TasSsawa TTa,ssneawa. 9; Merrill l.
'"S sparrows. ia; wissinominp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
BlcycIe Run Tomorrow

The Quaker City Cycling Assoc atlon will
hold a bicycle run. starting at Diamond
and broad streets at Q \. VI. tomorrow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01
ToDAY's SCHEDULE

NNIVNNI. 1IFNUUE
Phillies at New York,
Brooklyn at Boston.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati ut Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at rhi!ndelnhia uwo games).
Boston Rt Washington.
Detroit ut Chicago,
Cleveland ut St, Louis
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Reading at Newark.
Jersey City at Baltimore
Buffalo at Syracuse.
Rochester at Toronto
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01

Under the balmirst of skies and sun
that sent the mercury sky -rocketing,
the nostponed tournament of the Green
Valley Country Club began yesterday.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15
SHADE OF COCOA POPULAR
 AMONG NEW AUTr7nrD,

L one of the well liked shades |, .h. laSnlona5le brown this season Is cocos Nnleh is exactly what it's name iunnllee
 m Poiret twill for tailored models o- u me popular saun-faoed or Canton -iepe eiternoon frocks. 1t appears to have
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 some Of the best of the saason,a ,,,,,, ~ ~ecaus nave mugly fitted tailored gieevs Wniie orhers run to Faglans-lt ts si,e' Eeth~ a matter of individual taste-
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15
No More Dandruf

A leading hair dresser says she has found nothing as good as Parisian sage to banizh all dandrun and make the hair Wavy, thick and iustroua. Leo & osgood Co. sell 1t on money back plan.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15
Here is the Offer:

You simply select the style and finish that will look well in your home, make the first payment and pay the remainder in convenient installments. This is your opportunity. ACT NOW.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15

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