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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
MERCHANDISE
snccIals a. LIZ stores

BASEBALL UNIFORMS made 70 order
Special discount FOR teams and clubs
Berman's 1876 y. Michigan
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FOR SALE

Several motors. = b p. % - b p.
Electric elevator. 200 lbs capacity. new.
Used Dodge wood split puneys q
n inch Oh -4-inch diameter
- one National cash register.
one Bank wales Adding Machine
metal stand
SD platform spring trailer wagon
Attractive prices.
>rEPHENSON UNDERWEAR MILLS
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gUGGE99~POCNER
Enemies

Play fair with your enemies and misuse your
rivals Strive excel others but do exat yourself
Honor the honor in that they may have brotherly
feeling toward you.
Our enemies and friends make us what we are.
We gain lose according attitude toward them
Facing your foes will put your fears. Be
ready forgive fight Give yourself square deal
by measuring your enemies by the Golden Rule
You afford to forget your enemies but an untrue
friend is always dangerous.
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TOH sALE-A 3 q awning and frame
thar was used only "a short time Come
quick u you want q bargain Heller b.
no s. Michigan 30.
COLI BAGS Reduced prices % golf
bags Begman's
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PERSONALS
TRANCE MEDIUM

Or. Himihia. the worlds noted med
ium and astTologist. sitting in his
great supreme power. reading human
ufe. Remember the star tells your life
story. tells YOU when YOU viii marry.
travel. journey. destiny tells Of good
or bad that may be surrounding you.
Does some evil Influence follow where
ever YOU 90 or does everything seem
10 20 wrong with you II so. consult
the master mind. II YOU send me the
date Of your birth, sex. age and &c
In coin 10 cover mailing expenses. I
10 you during your life Send self
addressed envelope address Dr W. =
Hizaihia. Savannah. Ga Lock Box loss.
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Lots for sale

il ERNSBERGER ST Garage and lot
for sale Basement for q house nearly
excavated Il Harkney.
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GREEN STAINED Red
CEDAR SElNGlE ROOF
READY T10GgyYY
NEW. READY TO OCCUPY. Inv
ING ROOM AND DINING ROOM
SOLID OAK. TWO BEDROOMS
AND BATH FULL BASEMENT.
FINE FURNACE COMPLETE
BATH. SHADES AND ELECTRIC
FIXTURES. LARGE LOT AL
LEY SIDE AND REAR THE
HOUSE Is WORTH THE PRICE.
$500: $3.50 DOWN. BALANCE
$50 PER MONTH.
INGLERIGHT REALTY g.
INVESTMENT co.
Room 1. American Trust Bldg.
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SUBURBAN HOME

SUBURBAN HOME
Near Dixie highway, fine Groom prac-
tically modern bungalow, poultry house
and yard, 2l5 acres Of choice fruit and
grapes, 1 acre alfalfa. I acre of timber.
land. This is a choice location near
Roseland. Price and terms reasonable.
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION.
Rooms 1 and Blackstone Theater
Bldg Lincoln 21j2
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-'I"I| ~ - -'lII-l ~
VIZ HAVE a number Of homes for sale
which are located 10 good locations in
South Bend Among them are three
new modern homes 10 Harter Heights
Az. a very good eght-ro0m modern
home on +. Paris St and a mum Der OF
others In various locations Louis q
Palmer & Co, 40 Union Trust Bldg
M-146Q
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WHITCOMB q KELLER

Immediate possession can be given Of
a new 5-rOOm bungalow complete with
first class plumbing. Holland furnace
gas and electricity. solid oak floor in
the living and dining rooms An at
tractive home at an attractive price
Call M-440G
Farmers Trust Bldg.
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THE FIRST STEP in The path OF prog
ress is 20 FIX in the mind a clear vision
of better conditions better surround
ings and q better place for normal and
uuhampered growth Growth comes
from freedom Of thought and an inner
feeling of independence In no other
place can a family 50 well realize this
desired freedom as in a home OF their
own-such perhaps. as those in HAIR.
TER HEIGHTS. Louis o. Palmer &
Co 40 Union Trust Bldg M-146g
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WILLIAM HAPP
RealtOr
20T s. Main St Phone: Lincoln 1871

FOR SALE-A new room modern house
on Broadway. Oak trim oak doors.
down stairs. full basement and laun-
dry. Telephone Main 513O.
BARGAIN II sold at once. 5-room house
on Haley St, S1.700. easy payments
Paul r. Maxwell 2114 Bertrand St
TWO STORY BARN for sale. well built
bargain. @. I Rulison. 622 Farmers
Trust Bldg. Lincoln 110T.
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LEER ST. 200S-Seven- room house With
electric lights and gas: city and soft
water good we'll water: fine location F,
large lot: lawn. shade trees and shrub
FRY 5000. Part cash, balance SIC
per month.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ITS a FACT

Houses for Sale 81
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HOUSE-4-room; larse lot cheap. Tn
PARK. 90 ~ - NV
FOR SALE = EigRt-room house WITH
bath. Lot 40x197l3 II. 734 W. LaSalle
Av. Harry T. J0sephSOn, Room f. Odd
Eellows Bldg Lin 500.
SEVEN ROOM house for sale by owner
modern, except furnace; six blocks
from center. Inquire 6i2 Z. Washing
ton av.
ACRE LOTS-S0xJG3 feet on DonmOyer
Az Pavement. sewer and water in.
Will build YOU modern home in this
choice section OF the city. Easy terms
Chas Wiedler. 353 Farmers Trust
Bldg
BRICK AND STUCCO HOME - Fine
north location opposite H3rter Heights
Alley lot, double garage improvements
paid. Home has panelled living room,
with fireplace, very complete kitchen
with buffers pantry. Downstairs. tot
bedrooms and sleeping porch. Tile
bath Hardwood throughout
WILLIAM HAPP
COZ $ Main St phone. Lincoln 1871
CITY PROPERTY
We have a fine large six-room resi-
dence modern - hardwood floors
and finish. Garage This IS an ex-
ceptionaliy fine. home. can be bough,
az a sacrifice. You should see r.
GARN BROS co.
622 Farmers Trust Bldg
Main POSI- Res Main 800
TEN ROOM rooming house. Rooms now
occupied Good reasons for selling
Only those interested need answer.
Reasonable Centrally located Adj
dress News-Times. Box 100.
DUTCH COLONIAL home in Harter
Heights Brick and frame. brand new.
Has tile vestibule, large living room
with IRE place. sun parlor Ample
dining rOoE. and kitchen, large base
ment with laundry and vapor heating
system. Upstairs three bed rooms and
tile bath Good lot and garage. Priced
20 sell
WILLIAM HAPP
RealtOr
900 S. Main ST. Phone: Lincoln 1871
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Sewing Machines. 59A


FOR SALE-Rtmington upright piano.
oak finish looks like new will sell
cheap ~ taken at once. Excellent con
dltiOu. terms 10 reliable parties 1919
s. Carroll ST.
S. NOTE PLAYER piano. S295 Ike
new. % rolls. bench and scarf. J. NJ
Rose. 22s s. Michigan st Main 235.
The HEART OF your phonOgraph Is the
motor. Repairing on all makes
Cooper col Z. Jefferson blvd. Lincoln
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632 Farmers Trust Bldg.
nEuH Erran

WE HAVE a good ive-room modern
residence 20 exchange for a small farm
OF 10 20 40 acres
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ALTMAN'S FARM BARGAINS
POULTRY AND FRUIT GRoWERS-

Two and one-quarter acres in the
heart OF Lidic. on interurban lines
best Of shipping facilities. seven miles
from South Bend. on macadam and
gravel highway set to all kinds of
fruit and especially adapted 10 poul-
try raising soil being a sand and
gravel loan new five-foot woven wire
fence around the whole tract. no build
ings; price. 81 200 $3.50 cash. balance
terms. \ fine proposition Jolly &
Smith. 225 : Main st. Phone Lincoln
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All hACIED INTEREST
Is often caused by the amount OF
white space used. This ad is in
serted in style No. g. An ad -taker
VIII bc pleased 90 assist YOU with
your classified al. Make sure you
tell the ad-taker 20 put the al IN
SPECIAL BARGAINS in musical InSirG-
ments Trade your old for new saxo-
phones Heps Band and Orchestra
seeds. Plants. Fertilizers eS
BRIDAL WREATHS for sale. % T.
high. 25c each Old fashioned hedg.
inEs It, high 500 and $50 per
hundred. CAL county - + 5.
COSSACK ALFALFA SEED-We are 81.
tensive growers OF alfalfa and want a
direct outlet for our registered seed /;
supply limited Write at once for
sample and price. Central South Da-
kota Development Assn. Blunt. south
Dakota.
RASPBERRY PLANTS-For sale. black
raspberry plants. Cumberland and
Gregg 500 per 100 ". +. Schwartz
X r. q Niles. Mich.
SIKAWBERKY PLANTS-50 cenTs ,
hundred Slf y 81. Louis St Main
Grapes, ~ for 81. Buy stock that
grows List Free win Hall. Hanni-
bal. No
PERENNIAL Oriental peoples for sale
Garearda GraudirOre Day lilies. i5c
each or 81 80 doz Special prices for
hundred lots Victor Van Lake Call
M4106
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EMPLOYMENT
saIesmen And Agents
Situations wanted-FemaIe 80

ASHER wants position Good refer.
ences Box 80. News Times
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TWO ACRES OF LAND for sale and
four room house, five blocks east of
Portage Az. car line and the new
flowing we'll large chicken house and
park. Barn for horse and cow -
fruit trees and some small fruit trees.
Will sell for bargain; will give i'm
mediate possession. Call M-2494 1911
PORTAGE Az IT Polls
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. OR ACRES 0f land for sale; In city
limits. Price REASONABLE can MICS.
Is ACRES-Near Notre Dame Price
Sl50o0 an acre Cail Lin. 6231
FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND FOR sale
with siX-rOom hcuse and barn. In
first class condition. Heavy land. Sew
en- miles northwest OF town. 81 OO0
down. balance on time. or viii trade
for South Bend or Mishawaka improved
property. M-249i l5l1 Portage. II
Polls
20 ACRES due truck land: west Of city
near ArdmOre; on main road inter
urban car service. $1,000 per acre.
Wesley Van Vain. e24 Farmers Trust
40 ACRES-Pcultry. fruit anu truck
tarm 8 miles from center on Division
road: good buildings; fruit. timber;
crops. Possession az once; easy terms.
owen 3. Windle, 207 ". Jefferson.
Lincoln 652S.
40 ACRES-FIve- room bungalow. barn.
poultry house, well. one half tills bic
near school main road. $3.50, $500
down. John Stein. Allegan. Mich
20 acres So miles. 6 room house. barn.
: acres timber. $500. $500 cash. VIII
trade
40 acres 8 miles. story. larfe
rooms. barn. shed. coop, 81 year-old OF
chard, good soil, $500. 500 cash. VIII
trade
100 acres ga miles. 10 room brick
house. excellent outbuildings, level land,
pasture $50 per acre.
We have farms OF all sizes. See IS
W0rden Realty Co, MIS-, 23S Farmers
Trust Bldg.
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Both Pennant Races Furnished Thrills

thrilling
4 brush Even the Indians
Johnon wQuldnt
the Giants The Pirates
OF August In fact August II they
Everything
have the winning snr and the acquisition of Irish Meus
Phil fell slump and
Emil
Baker Then
kick
In Pittsburgh New York
athletes in atoftl
fire n
For weeks
tsess and
bursh had cracked completely
a tcr deuicl
struggle Nank of
duaon These two clubs virtually had the between them
early the The
reached the New Workers
one point a week Indians
held the
Cleveland
showed
can ala not give
that the decided
ThiS SPEAh EN- aud has dthlcc
been and deserving credit.
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The Play That Left Yankee Fans Casping

MO sporting had dazzling finale than
IN Tcnpaugh
lone tally looked
the platter Then ninth
the last flicker fading lank light of hope.
At the start the Ruth crippled with Sprained muscle his
hObbcd plate His
twisted h" his bat He oed off and then rolled
Kelly The light becoming DINNER Miller uggn
but Frightened bit when Ward drew base balls One out and
thoughts back inflicted the GNnt other
Baker
play third base when Mike cNa forced by injury and had
hitting the ball vCiously
One of those ancient and the two clubs would be tied the
with This the
BY Johnny Rawlings Baker fouGd couple and watched three balls
lie ball
mile There
looked like hit. Ward his with the
the bat lie already making his around second when hush fell
the
Johnny Rawlings several from the flying
in direction the ball. He
lie
sharply Kelly. Somehow ball .
the the light still
ing third His flying
Kelly
picking off
and
fnbNder started slide a
end OF the the end Of the Worlds of
TIE light
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BY DOUGLAS STEWART
Coach Of the Penn Soccer Team and Presi-
dent OF the Football Association OF
Pennsylyania and District

ONE of the striking features of the
~ development Of soccer in Phila-
delphia is the number Of teams COM
prised of young men which arc playing
a really good game, something like four
teen teams, which make up the A and
B sections of the first division Of the
Allied League.
Hitherto the powers that be have
been very well satisfied IL as many as
but In making up the first division
schedule there were found to be four
teen teams capable Of playing first
division ball. and as fourteen teams in
one competition IRE too many, the first
division was split into two sections
with seven teams each.
The wisdom of this move has been
shown as the season progressed. be-
cause It provided degree Of elasticity
which has not only enabled the sec
tions to work freely, but gives the in
dividual teams an opportunity Of trying
their strength on other than first
division teams.
The lack Of old rimc cracks IN
the line ups OF these first dirision
teams has cncr1ised the elcrens
causing tho youngsters just from
the schools and the junior teams
TO come TO the fore; IL has taught
the team arrangements that their
day Of dependence on the older
players to put good team IN the
field is past.
The advantages attached to this move
are many. There is more competition
for places: the boys are so keen about
getting on the teams that the manager
has. instead Of being obliged to play
only those who turn up. an opportunity
o! selecting and putting on the hcId
the strongest available.
Where Youth Counts
Last season the Marshall +. Smith
team. which is leading section OF
the first division, lost all of It's stars.
with the exception Of one, and was
obliged TO recruit frfom the ranks OF
the Youngsters. The dopcsters inquired
I the team did not have n chance. but
the young blood has infused fighting
spirit in the team which has enabled
il 10 come through virtually all of its
games with a win. The new center halt
of this team is regarded as one of the
best men in this position on any team
in tho city, and as the center half IS
the key position on the attack or de-
fensc. its being well filled spells tho
success of the team.
Wolfcnden- Shore, which is running
the Smith team close, is another Of the
teams which has seen light, and in
stead of importing players to fill va.
cancieS has adopted sne wise policy OF
giving the youngsters a chance and re-
stricting itself TO home talent. Tho re-
suit is that the team is this season
about 80 per cent stronger than last
season.
Cardington for many years has bCrr
one Of the strongest soccer towns ir
tlis district and always has been abb
to put good team in the field. There
was time, in fact. when the team
was called the Jackson bCcaus" NJ
of the eleven players were Jacksons
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RAWLINGS PROVIDED
GREATEST THRILL OF
YEAR IN BIG LEAGUES
Stop and ThroU of Former Phil Second Basemdn on
Frank Baker in Final Play Of World Series
Hds Sensation OF 1921
by ROBERT W. MAXWELL

pABE RUTH fifty different occasions sent thrills QvcrnS eoMn
ID 1921 Tho home one OF inc
tho old sphere
prolonged he
ball but the
OF athlete
Ruth by johnny ha"bS
n the las o he
the ended
babas and for that clever
Mctiaw o2 Such Is the
life of ball player,
baseball WI
Pittsburgh Pirates The
Barney lTcytusS had
notified the Panhcs would have
football
everything all set Tor
the
and idols clay
The thrilling and
the battle w his r Cobb the batting
lsurel held of public Rogers ornSbys
ht
National League champion outbatd American
ticuodcr.
IOCALLl the big huVS rhcu the ball
Il attended d1Hy uew 0!hCr Jy
AN three Of ihcm
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Scraps about Scrappers
Hughey Hutchinson

Hughey Hntthin.on Hgghtipg S'o'ohnan OF
Philadcph's. meets B'Ii% F!t%sinmons IN
M%% York tonight. ,L + to be tTeyc
him match with SAMMY Selgcr IN the Oar
Ioadman :: Portland, Me, on Tuesdss
night.
andy Clancy. the fcnthcrw"!ght star or
the Mead -Montca III stable. Will clash win
Dahe Norman, OF California, in New Yor',
i0uts Chanay vim take on John" No. % CT. 10
Captain Bob Koper;., who i lGtng ,F'"on'"d
VIII answer the gong CGars Dan ODowd
in Providence. Il. j. next Wednesday night.
Joe Lynch is on campaign 10 bring him
yc.r IN line for n crack gt his los: bantam
crown. After stopping WGIkcT in 2 round;
he he "a ia rden. New York city. January 90
Indian Russell, wr;tcs Joe barrett from
rrittmen. r,nglug rror, lO5 to II? pounds
The onIJ way Russ II ',S Licked" YL4tcS
barrett "is By being b"Hten TO the wire"
az 'rnSfs ~ iss,ao' % %hts""'io Wascs" " mi f"u3
oaa 81 dsS dsSrss scE GEancy DSr MSs list
Monday.
,,,s, Shs5SlSyt s5oStnS Wd made BY Eor HsrlmaH, his
new prot .gc, against Fedro CRmro. "ITari-
smans aS Wis%Ss' tSs Ss.t Q, Ss%" % S
George shade. the California light heavy
weight' will make his first apDcarance In
pbia lDhIa when le takes Sergeant Ray
smith toTnorrow nuht, Johnny HsubR W.
Frankie Smith Is the semi. Prelims: Ter.
,IcCnvern vs. Pat DeeneH. Jack Martin VS..
niIIY MarrIGt and Young Doylo vs.. Kid
T. Goodman.
lack Wormnn. an English frath2rWeish'
is maiSing his homo In Philndephla. On his
erai bouts in New York. Worman says he
| doesn't bar any enc at i26 pounds.
Johnpy Hauion. OF the Sixteenth Ward is
open for any o. the ie5-pfgders, III,
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Us Krax
DING champs arc keeping very busy
IL these days, lodging matches.

DING chamns arc keeping very busy
II, Loa,, Jo,.. Jodo,i,, oo,choo
''e'' ""'' '''e
W0rder = u vas tas Nro water N Toe
Building 20 burn dorr.
Bcuors al Ncrr orleans arc thinking
r. Di,,c
ioT H'f"'
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Thrills Didn't Equal Play Pulled by Rawlings World Seri
GIANTS WON'T PLAY AS
McGraw Declines Mack's Invitation
for Exhibition Game

New York, Jan. 8. - Members Of
the New York Giants will start for their
winter training camp in San Antonio,
Tex. on February &c. Manager Nc
Graw announced today.
The players will reach the Texas city
on the night of February 2S and start
work at the Texas League ball park
on March l.
Manager McGraw said that he had
received n telegram from Connie Mack
asking him to arrange six games with
the Athletics, three In San Antonio and
three at Eagle Pass, Texas, where the
Athletics will do their training.
The New York magnate declared,
however, that he had been forced to
decline the invitation because the
Giants schedule already was complete.
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ToIbert to Coach Harvard sr,.b

CambrldEe. Mass. Jan. 5.--HRrysrd. rc.
Eerung 10 us pre.war custom. viii have q
special track couch this spring Tor the
freshman squad. Bill Bingham. head coach
hAs announced that James Tolbcrt who re-
siSned the varsity captainCy to enter atv
school. would assume charge of the young.
sters upon completion OF his present dutiss
as coach Of varsity basketball 1''S'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05
MAY COACH WHITE S0X
"kid" Gleason Seeks Long Tom
Huahes as His Assistant

Chicago. Jan. 5,--Iong Tom
Hughes, for years major league pitch
or, Is being considered for the position
Of team coach of the Chicago White
Manager iKid" Gleason has Indicated
to the Sox officials that he needs an
assistant to aid in developing recruits
and is said to have mentioned that
IIughcs would be the ideal man for
the place.
Gleason was team coach under Man.
ayers Jimmy Callahan and Clarence
Rowland before being made manager.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05
Boots and Saddle!

Irish Hiss appears best in the mile
dash for four year .olds and up at New
Orleans today. Herd Girl and Valor
probably will furnish the contention.
Horses well placed in other races are
First race. Bashful, Tricks, Her
nsoden; second, Herald Rancocas.
Nturphy; third, penitcnt, Comic Song,
Eager Eyes; ffth, Repeater. Wreckcr
Walespa sixth. Miss Fontainc, Tran
McGee, Michaevilla, Pretendcr.
Al Iayana-~F First race, Bibbler. Ac.
clemation. Light Fantastic second,
l'risz, Cy Merrick, ELIAS o.; third,
sain Rcte, Ava r., Ah yeDena
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MULLER'S BASKETS
TUMBLE SHELTERS
Jack Lawrence Also Big Factor
in Wilkes-Barre's $3.50
Victory Over Camden
EASTERN M0GUlS TO MEET
Basketball Statistics

Reading. 10 10 .I35 New York 3 10 .iSs
SCHEDULE FOR TONIGHT
Reading at Wilkes-Bnrre.
Last Nights Score.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Wilkes-Darre. 30! Camden, so.
OTHER SCORES
Nativity. 80; Shanahan, 25.
st. Hcnry's &. C., 22i IT. Peters, 20,
st. Henry's Re.erves i?i 81. Fetcr's Re.
Lrnnkiln Printing. 8it Audubon. rs.
nninnSSock, ni.nS,ck, 49, SS' RlrdshCrc, 20,
I@mscGlatc Conception II. 81. Wand
Penn Mldrets. II, Little Diamonds. -.
TNHE Camden basketball team of tho
Eastern League was furnished the
surprise of the season last evening
when Wilkes Barre humbcd the Skept-
crs on the Armory court score 80 to 30.
The defeat was big setback to tho
JerSeymen in their race TO overtakc
Trenton for tho first half pcnnaut.
Whether the Skcctcrs have any
chance Of ticing or winning the race
will be determined at special meet
ing called for this evening 10 discuss
the recent iiaSco in New York when
Trenton was scheduled to play the
Celtics.
The players suspended will in all
probability be on hand 70 give their
side, or at least should have been noti-
fed to appear. What the managers
want to know is who sent Trenton to
New York TO play the Ccltics when they
had agreed that Wilkes Barre be the
team and only under the condition that
SlO2J due the league be i'm the prcsi-
dents hands on SATURDAY, noon. or no
foam 20 ot aII
The second half will also come up
for discussion md II i n forgonc con-
clusion that the ncXt series will get
under way with bur six teams Players
may be switched around considerably.
as it is said that Owner Walter. of
lrenton; VIII meyer pay lome % or noaa nae
tiations for trading them.
ffst home i"ieat
Tho dofeat sustained hy Camden last
evening was thc first home reversal Of
thc season. and they were competely
outcIossod nv thc Barons The visitors
started right in 70 milo IN n big lead
and ACCOMPLISHED this in the first ten
minutcs
BEFORE tho Skeeters Ind scored n
single noint thoy led at o TO o, and at
one time we're ahead by 16 to I. The
first half ended 90 to II. With the fig
mres against tho home team, ~ to il
IN tho second half, they rallied and
scored thirteen successive points. max.
inc tho score AZ 10 30. and the fans
stiil saw visions of victory. Put
Wiitoe. Rarrc raIlicd and won tho do.
rision with ease
The star of the game was "Chicf"
NnIIcr rho veteran who was credited
nith scven baskety. md lack Lawrence
~ conter Who made four gonls and
tIonl.nd Edd;c DoIin Dave Kerr was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05
Two More for Immaculate

teams scorfd two more Victories in their
games played last evening IN the hall at
feated Division iO3. A. .. H., "a 70 ~, and
the second team woD or the wanderers,
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05

fourth, Sun Rose, Hazel W, Butler.
NTH. TicaCey, The Leopard. Fair
Orient; sixth, Alllvan, Starkcy, Chris
~ Hooters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-05
Battle of Boss and Bossed

those lengthy
a and his boss Ty Cobb for the batting championships Inn got
and
0Eous by Early he three non bcaJ
Ee the unofficial for that latc: - "N'