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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-09
ETTLES0N TO RESIGN
THOMPSON'S CABINET

Chicago, Nov. 9.-Seven years as a
corporation counsel of Chicago Is
enough according to Samuel A. Ettel.
son. state senator, wlo announced he
would not return as head of the city S
law department noxt spring, regard
leTs Of whether Mayor Thompson is
reelected
Ettelson has been corporation coun.
sci two years longer than any other
pcrson who ever received the appoint
ment.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-09
Girl Dependent.

A petition was filed in the county
court today by Miss Anna Baker, the
Streator probation officer. asking that
Lelisha Kennedy. aged Is, who is al
the present time confined to the de
tention home, be declared dependent
The girl is said to lack parental care
She is a daughter of P C. Kennedy
1903 North Sterling street, Streator
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-09
Boy Electrocuted

Davenport, Ia, Nov. 9.--Lloyd
Hines, aged 1S, was electrocuted this
morning when he stopped to climb a
telephone pole on his way to school,
He caught hold of an alternating cur
rent wire and 2,2OO volts passed thru
his body
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-09
Pinch Four SaIoonmen.

Chicago, Nov. 9-Disguised as ho-
hoes prohibition officers conducted a
series of raids here today which re-
suited in the arrest of four saloon
keepers.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-09
EATHER.

Generally fair tonight
and Friday; warmer FRI
day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06
PENN AND NAVY IN
STRAW-HAT GAME
Yadusky viii Hurl for Red and
Blue and KslIy for Middies
In Annual Game
LAST ON franklin FIELD

TODAY is Straw. Hat Day The old
L kelleys from last year have been
given the once over drawn down from
the shelf in the closet, busted of and
pronounced ft-by a few. The re.
mainder must dig down deep in their
jeans and purchase a 1922 edition.
The college boys out Franklin Field
way will take vengeance on derbies this
afternoon. The Pennsylvania baseball
team will meet the Navy. while the
students are sending ancient headpicces
to oblivion. 1t is the annual custom,
provided the weather Is right.
Field viii nnd half Of the stands in
ruins. Workmen started. on Wednes.
day to tear down the stands in prepa-
ration for the erection Of the new
stadium. The game will be the last
this season on Franklin Field.
The sailors and marines at League
Island are all hot up over the Middies:
They have purchased two sections OF
the stands and will have the best band
at the base along with them. This 10
the first opportunity the gobs and the
seq soldiers have had to see their favor.
ties perform on q foreign diamond.
lu6 1enn DhHu Will utDO US VII honu'
The Middles annually make a trip to
West Point to play the soldiers. but
never in the past have they LETT their
homo bailiwick to play baseball. Penn
had the honor Of entertaining the Mid
dies in basketball in their first game
away from home last winter.
Coach DR.. Cariss, Of the Penn team,
will send his ace, Bill Yadusky. to the
mound in an effort to hold of the
future ensigns. The tall right -hander
is all set for the fray after a weeks
rest since the Yale game.
Al Mouradian will be back in left
field after an absence Of one game. with
McGraw in right and Mahafey in cen.
ter. The remainder of the team will
be the same as started against Swarth.
more last Tuesday.
Billy Lush. the Navy coach. will
send Kelly to the mound. the star Of
the MILDLY staff, who has scored a mum.
Der Of notable victories 80 far this sea.
son. Hogan will complete tho Navy
Irish battery. Barchert. one Of the
stars of the football team at Annapolis
last year, will play second base.
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HARRISBURG IS HERE
Team Managed by Former Philly
Catcher to Play Space

One Of the big baseball contests in
South Philadelphia this afternoon will
me the clash between the South Phillies
and Harrisburg. The game will begin
at 3 =. NJ. and will be played Mt Shetz.
line Park. Broad and Bigler streets.
Manager Jack Breckenridge. former
catcher Of the Philadelphia National
League club, Is looking after the CAM.
tol City team. and among his list of
stars that arrived in town this morn
Ing were Bill Ritter. formerly Of New
lyn Nationals; Steve Yerkes, formerly
with Detroit Americans.
Gallagher. Haggcrty or Black will
probably be- Manager Rudolph's sclec.
tion to pitch, while Manager Brcckcn.
ridge will use either Bill Ritter. Pitt or
Walter Hamed on the mound for Har.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06
FOUR HUNDRED SCHOOL
ATHLETES IN TRACK MEET
Thirty Teams viii Compete In cheI.
tenham interseholasti

Nearly four hundred athletes. com.
prising thirty scholastic teams, will take
part in the tenth annual interscholastic
Cheltenham track and field meet,
which will be held on the grounds of
the Elkins Park institution this after
noon. Three class championships will
be decided, and in addition q Gradu-
ute Relay race will also be held.
Listed among the schools entered for
tho Class A high school title, are four
local teams-Wcst Philly, Northeast,
Germantown and Frankford.
Opposed to them are several strong
out of. town contenders, Cheltenham,
Camden. Bethlehem, Reading, Norris.
town, Lower Merton, and Coatesville
will all have representatives on hand.
Cheltenham copped the team title last
year, and expects to repeat.
Class u, for high school teams, also
has host Of entries. Lansdale won las,
year, but will have some strong oppo
sition tomorrow in Lansdowne. Radnor,
Palmyra. Boyertown, Conshohocken
Collegeville and Jenkintown.
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WEST PHILLIES OPEN WITH
BROOKLYN ROYAL GIANTS
Jimmy NevllIs's Team to Play q,
Fifty.eIohth and Walnut Streets

Jimmy Nevillc's West Philadelphia
Baseball Club will open Its season this
evening at q o'clock on the home
grounds at Fifty. eighth and Walnut
street. The Brooklyn Royal Giants
will be the attraction
The field, which was used by the
Donovan Armstrong team last season,
Is In perfect condition. New stands
have been erected and 75O fans will be
able to watch the game from the grand.
stands.
The playing field has been ENLARGED
also. Last season right field was too
short and Neville decided to remedy
this, lie had the home plate moved
back thirty feet and had the signs in the
field moved out the same distance.
Neville. Ellis Schaeffer Jack White
and Dan Flynn will play in the infeld
for the West Phillies tonight. They will
cover first, second. short and third,
respectively. Fritz Lucas. left; johnny
Brown, center, and Bob Whltworth, !,
right, will compose the outfeld.
Johnny Fahey, ex. Shanahan star, Is
the captain and catcher. He will re.
ceive the slants Of Chick Hogan, who
is In fine form.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06
FAVOR KNIGHT IN
LAKEWOOD COLI
Lone Philadelphia Survivor e.
poses Captain Wintringsr
In Seml-Final Round h
PARRISH VERSUS oARRl1a|
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

Lakewood. N. j., May 9. = Fred,
Knight, lone Philadelphia survivor m
the annual spring golf tourney here,
teed of against Captain Bob Wint-
ringer. Princeton, in the semi final
round this moring. 1
In the other match ]. G. Parrish,
rity, "Razzbury" Park. The latter beat
by sinking twelve. foot putt for two.
Knight is favored in the tussle. 10
have his name engraved on silver swim.
ming pool or presidents cup. which 10
OH display with all the little cups,
ninteen in all, and three gold medals. "a
The Philadelphian beat g. l.. FLETCHER,
badly. and G. l.. Maxwell. Trenton, In
the afternoon, four and three. Max
we'll had previously ousted Maurics
ltisley. shining light of Atlantic City.
wintringer beat Tom wooton yes.
signaled to the gallery they were oil
square. Both fused over puts and
then started for the nineteenth with
the whole gallery after them, TO see
an extra hole match. At this point Il
developed Wintringer had won four to
The betting is that Knight. winner
OF the Trenton tourney last week, Will
win both his matches today.
g. L. Maxwell has played remark
able golf here, hitting his tee shots
lost to Kendall on the tee.o6. MAJ
we'll beat one of the best men In the
tourney, Maurice Risly, after being
two down and three to play. BY Wig.
orous stroking only, knight eliminated
Maxwell.
There are many real golf characters
here. and among them Charles Leonard
Fletcher. the International vaudeville
actor, stands forth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06

EOUTHPAW DEFEATS
1 DUNDEE IN IS ROUNDS
Tender and Leonard Not
Matched, Says Classn,a,,

Have never even heard from
Floyd Fitzsimmons. The man has
never made me an offer for Lew
Tender to meet Benny Leonard in
Michigan City, Ind, and It's all
news to me-" This is what Phil
Glassnian, Tenders manager, had
to soy today when asked about the
report from Michigan City that
Floyd Fitzsimfhons, boxing promoter
for the American Legion there, had
announced the Philadelphia south.
paw would meet Champion Leonard
on July 4. ......
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FLEISHER HANDS FIRST
DEFEAT TO BRlDESBURG
Downtowners VIII Meet Rlehmo ond
stars At IWentY.slxth and Read

With Bill Grieshabcr in form and the
Flcisher batters In n hitting mood. the
yarners scored the first victory Of the
season over Bridesburg last night at
Twenty sixth and Reed streets. The
score was 3 to 3.
Fleishcr Tailed four runs in the
opening inning of Ray Kepner. whc
then settled down and pitched great
of binglcs, and Steve Harknes, with
two, were the stars for Fleisher.
This afternoon tho yarncrs will take
on the Richmond Stars, and Manager
Walker has BILLY McKenty all ready
to take the measure OF the colored
club.
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DONOVAN. N.ARMSTRONG TO
OPPOSE QUAKER CITY
Frank shalier's Club VIII Battle Ad
vertIsers on Iatter's Field

The Quaker City Professionals, one
of the best OF tho flock OF travelling
baseball teams, will stack up against
Donovan Armstrong this afternoon, on
the latter's field at Forty eighth and
Walnut streets.
Manager Shaller's Club has scored
four victories In Ave starts this sea
son and hopes to take the measure of
the home team. lie will not scale the
pitching peak himself as he worked
yesterday against Nicetown. but has
handed the pitching assignment over to
Bobby MAR.
Moose Mccormick. manager of the
Donovan team, will likely use Lefty"
Gullman. Howard Donovan, president
Of the Philadelphia Baseball Associa-
tion and head Of the advertisers. Is ex-
pectc~l to be Mt the games In a week or
so, as he is recovering from his recent
illness.
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JERSEY nine At SHANAHAN
West Berlin Team viii Oppose
Johnny Castles Combination

The Shanahan Club will meet the
strong West Berlin team at their
grounds at Forty eighth and Brown
streets this afternoon.
Manager Castle has practically de-.
cided to use Robinson or Dougherty in
the box against the invaders. who have
a number Of wcll-known stars in their
lineup.
Shanahan fell before the curves of
Bob David last night and wns bcaten
7 to I, but the club was in a batting
slump and hopes to recover by scoring
n win over the Jerseymen.
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Camden Baseball
TODAY'R GAMES

TODAY'R GAMES
Camden City W. Pelham SIX Sox.
iib~Tty 4. 4. vs.. Camden Black Rnx.
Whitman Park I. A. rs: ,Camphe'l's Soup.
Camden Post American IeSisn ". Atlantic
DiyisiOn. u,.
YpR,s psc Stnrs ysaf yss M.mSh!s M Club. ~ "
iIen Mar a. G, ". jefferson A. A..
twelfth Ward A. A. VIZ. Fifteenth Ward
30 SOUTH JERSEY GAMES
Mount Holly vs. Bartrsm PuIk.
RclImuwr vs.. Rr0adway A. A.
TsmsauEen W. collins 4. \.
brrIln vs.. Ti0Ga Travelers.
(OlIlnEswOOd vs.. Camden u. ". z.
National Puvk w. Camden 4. 4.
2 SUNDAY GAMES
.ghesaAsn q. y. ~. wsst berlin spsrrows
xE - nvaaaseun.
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Independent and League
Games Scheduled Today
nrr.L TELEPHONE LEA0UE

BELL TELEPHONE LEAGUE
.Msiptenance 70. Atlantic Coast. Northess,
Mo.ss yshlsse vs.. General Offices. Nertb.
=. ineinsseins w. Western Electric. Central
Atlantic Tslephens .nd, Tsles.sph Company
W. Construction. Central No. 3.
NAVY YARD LEAGUE
U. 8. 6. McDousul vs.'U. .. 8. RinsSeld.
Lsa.ss Hs,4I3: H..sS T. Nv u = rs. '~' SID
INDEPENDENT GAMES
Richmond 0innts at Fletcher. Twents.sixth
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=. Sisstsxr ,st gsrtr.m ...r: Park. r1fss-foursh
''fsss rs a.Gsss ssat i'fSSi fPSSideph. Dread
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Paradise at Paradise. ThirtSeth ana Clear.
neId streets.
West Phlndelphla brownies St welcome
-.Westmoreland at Puritan. second IND
Clsarfcid Sta,S stssessS sS;.x., Hom. .t Happy uol.
low, Wayne sysnYs cnd lpssn street
Ksr.Ihr'T H1i.s,onsls H:,a S,sS e e Fsrvssw. j.
Call ,,,,. oN H.h,.,.s " =. Ians.,, Giant.
South rhiiiy he0re"s ~ A~"c0'n "'""'s'
New YORK. s..,.hur.t s,,tv.nirth strs.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06
YELL0WjACKETS' OPENING
Frankford Club Meets La Sale Col.
leqe on Uptown Field

The Frankford Yellowjackets will
open the 1922 season this afternoon on
Neighborhood Field at Frankford ave.
nue. and Pratt street with the La Sale
College as opponents.
At 2 o'clock the teams will march
across the field, headed by the Yellow.
jackets band, and the first ball will
be thrown out by Councilman Horn.
Harry Adams will be the umpire.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06
STENT0N OPENS SEASON
Jack karsts Club Meets srokIvn
Royals In Initial Game

Stenton Field Club opens the season
this afternoon at Chew and pleasa Mt
streets with the Brooklyn Royal Giants
Jack Karst will probably use Wilson
or Powell IN the box. with Kephart re.
ceiving while the colorcd lads will ds.
receiving.
Prior to the opening there will be n
band concert and flag raising. Thomas
Watson. City Treasurer, will throw out
the first ball.
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%90,000 OFFER Up
FOR RBATTLE ABROAD
Purse for Dempsey-c Carpenter
Bout in France to Be Split
rs and rs

Paris, May CA purse Of S400, 900,
% per cent to the loser, was offered
Jack Dempsey, worlds champion heavy.
weight boxer, this afternoon for q re.
turn match with Georges Carpentier, the
European champion. to be held in Per-
shins stadium some time next autumn.
Dempsey received $500 900 and Car
pentier was given a guarantee Of 5000, :
600 for their bout In Jersey City last
july 4.
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SILVER IMAGE FIRST
Wins kempton Park Great Jubilee
Handicap In England

kcmpton Park, England. May g.
Silver Image. by Jugsernaut. out of
Queen Silver, won the Kempton Park
Great Jubilee Handicap Of 5000
sovereisns. one milo and a quarter. run
here today.
Monarch was second. Roman
Bachelor and Orubermore were in n
dead heat for third. Fifteen horses
ran.
The betting on Silver Image was 7
to against, On Monarch 100 to IL,
Roman Bachelor. IL to 2, and Cruber.
more, 100 to @ against.
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son streets, a n d
there will be an
assistant manager
m hand to help
Y d die Gottlieb.
Theodore Haller,
who built the ball
park, where the
Sphas and Old
Timerse hold forth
was yesterday
uamed as Gottlieb's 8
first aid.
Haller has been
interested In the
affairs Of the Sphas
for some time and
he backed them In
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venture this season. He formerly was a
well known downtown athlete.
The Sphas have as their opponents
this afternoon the Riverside team and a
hard. fought contest is expected rs the
Jerseymen have been winning with con
sistency since the start Of the year.
Manager Gottlieb will use Lefty Van
Of Krepps in the box. while the visitors
will depend on Ward.
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BERKEY OR WALLER TO
OPPOSE MACKEY NINE
Jack Smith Expects St. COLUMBIA to
Come Out on Top

Manager Pat O'Brien, OF tho Harry
Aiackey Club. has secured the st. Col.
umba Holy Name Society baseball
team az the opponent of tho West Phil
adelphians In this afternoons game at
Forty ninth and Spruce streets.
This Ia the first year for the Saints
on the ball field, but In the few games
they have played, have demonstrated
that they are among the big clubs Of
the city. They surprised tho North
Phils on Tuesday. and Jack Smith Ia
confident OF taking the measure Of Pat
O 'Rrfen's athletes.
The sensational victory Of the home
team over Ford & Kendiy on Tues.
day, has given the West Philly fans en-.
couragement and the way they slammed
Jim Bonner's pitchers all over the lot,
demonstrated that the Mackey boys can
hit. Waller or Berkey will hurl for
the Saints, while Chief Hart will likely
toss 'em across for Mackey.
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Interelub Tennis Results

The Philadelphia Cricket Club and the
in the interciub matches yesterday. the
Cricket Club defeating tho Merton Cricket
took fye matches from Overbrook.
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When the Bartram Park takes the
field ut Fifty fourth street and Grays
avenue against the Nicetown several
new faces will be seen in action for
the home club.
Ed Haskell. who manages Bartram.
has signed some new players. Among
the newcomers to wear the uniform OF
Bartram Park are Dunn and Meighan.
former played in the Southern Asso.
citation and will prance around short :
stop, while the latter played last year
In the Piedmont League and will bs In
right field.
Vochel will be on the mound for
Bartram Park and Bennitt will do tht
receiving. Spider" Mann will pitch
for Nicetown.
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National City Bank Want. oam.s

The baseball team OF the National City
Bank will open tho season this Afternoon ~
Forty-seventh and Spruce streets with the
Franklin National Bank. All teams repre-
sentinS investment houses and financial In
stitutions desiring games are asked to oo0-
municats with J. NJ. Herman. care OF the
National City Company. l4i9 Chestnut street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06

was taking the count. This was the
second knockdown scored by Frush.
Johnny Darcy and Johnny Drummie
boxed a six round draw and Willie
OC0nncll won from Lew 0ugliemini In
four rounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06
RUN HUNT RACES
ATPHOEN|XV|LlE
Timber Toppers and Flat Racers
viii Compete on Fair
Grounds Track
FARMERS OPEN MEET

farmers stage their race at 2:3O this
afternoon IL will mark the opening of
the season by the phoenixville Hunt
Racing Association at the fair grounds.
There will be another hunt racinx
program next Saturday and this will
be followed by hve days race meet
from May 16 to 20, inclusive.
George Gall Is racing secretary and
he will be in the stands, and the stew.
ards will be Charles =. Mather, master
Of hounds Of the, West Chester Hunt
Club, and Joseph L. Murphy, owner
of the Phoenixville grounds. James
Healy is general manager Of the meet.
For the Hunt Club racing there will
be seven events today and six next
Saturday.
For the Fair Association races the
program will be made up to attract the
professionals as we'll as the amateurs,
and It has already been assured there
will be plenty Of horses over from
Maryland to fill the program.
The local course Is not far from
Philadelphia, and It Is half mile
oval that is one Of the best equipped
tracks Of its size in the country.
PENNSYLVANIA has for years beei!
growing in importance By reason Of
its many successful amateur meetings.
but the local plan Is a very decided
expansion Of the sport, and on Its sue
cess depends more and better racing IN
the State.
The cnrd for today follows:
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HALLER TO ASSIST AS
MANAGER OF. SPHAS

The South Philadelphia Hebrew As.
sociation will meet the Riverside club
this afternoon at Thirteenth and Jack.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06

WHATS THE "HOME-RUN" RECORD:
Keep posted every day on the Home run
@ s ce%pas MIN Nh 'Gss' sss esrs aS%s
sp.ndlny date SSf last yea. aud the total
~ sI'sI, ,sH 8 8 ~ .5s,
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Centre and Missouri In Meet

=, CoiSn,Hn. No.. MAY 0.-.The Centre Col.
NsNiiisS e Ss;s. tSSSy fos ,,s ~ Sas SSseh b.
~ e Z; 8 !. ~ ~ 81; -: rs;
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STORE BOYS At DOBSON
Viewers Entertain Lit Nine on Ola
mond at East Falls

Tho J. & j. Dobson team will op-
pose Lit Brothers this afternoon at
Thirty fifth and Queen lane. Dobson
was to have met Logan last night In
the opening twilight engagement Of the
season, but rain intcrfercd.
Both clubs were beaten In their con =
tests last week and Dobson has not
Bates Of Dobson will likely give
Lefty" Schofeld a chance to start,
while Al Mildenbcrg will depend on
Champion.
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YesTERpAY's REsUlrs
NATIONAL LEAGUE


f1stsburg. ., ChleNSo, 1,
St. Lsuis. B, Clne1anati, 2.
Only s@n,es played.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NsC York, 81 Athletics, 1.
Clevelend. 8; Chieoec.
st. Louis. o. Detroit,
n-Boston-Postponed, rain.
INTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE
s'rscu:e. J! jersey CITY, Z.
bunsle. !. Newark. l.
heAdine. 0, Torsato, g.
baltimore. u Rochester. 1.
ToDAY's CARD
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philliea At New York.
BoSton at BroOklyn
Chicago et Pittsbursh,
Cincinnati at st. Louis,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Philadelphlo.
Washington at Dostou,
Cleveland At ChIcago
1t. louis at Detroit.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey CITY At ByrNcuaA
Newark at BulSslo
baltimore at Rochester,
Reading at Toronto.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06
NIcET0WN At BARTRAM
Ed Weiss Team Expects to Taje
Measure Of Home Outfit

BARTRAN PARK NTCETOWN
g. Habeply, 1b. MukAfenie. II:
r. Haberiy, 2b. Groeen, So.
Dunn, 49,. Shofeeahi, ID.
Conway. 8b. Rae, ef.
I<ohr. Ct. Snn6row. ID.
LEVINE. II, Simene, r.,
Meighnn. r.. Mc0lnnis. Sb.
nennitt, Q. johnson. e.
vOchcl, p. Mason, ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06
SIXTH RACE

stesplsehass. for .thoroushered hunters. 10
he ridden By gsntlemen riders. about ~
miles over post and raiis-