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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
VAUDEVILLE STARS ENTERTAIN
THRONG BY DISPATCH RADIO
Billie Burke and Mrs. Euah Bailey Crouch Delight
Thousands OF Fans When Big Broadcast Station,
WBAZ Tunes Up for Evening.

Radio fans OF the State and other
districts received an agreeable sur
Prise last evening when the big
Broadcast station, WBAZ, OF The
Dispatch papers, tuned up at 1850
with score OF speciality numbers
by Billie Burke, famous conf. mon
ologist and Keith vaudeville per-
former, of this city, and Mrs. Eulah
Bailey Crouch. elocutionist, who en-
tcrtained their Invisible audience
for more than an hour.
Mr.. Burke. who left the stage some
time ago. and travels in Nor IN Caro-
lima for wholesale firm, arranged
for the program for the benefit of
the folks Jack home In y. c." Ac-
cording TO his report, the state IL
literally crowded with radio fans,
many of whom listen in on WBAZ
The numbers last night was de-
clared by the local observers about
the city TO have constituted one of
the most entertaining programs yet
heard. The performers quickly
adopted their abilities to the radio
phone and, although the gestures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
TO CUT FREIGHT RATES
ON VIRGINIA RAILROADS
Will Be Reduced TO the Level
of Interstate Tariffs,
Effective JuIy |.

lntrasthte freight rates will be re-
duced TO the level of new interstate
tariffs effective July l. 1t was an
nounced by Berkeley ID. Adams. of the
state Corporation Commission. on
receipt OF ncws OF the drastic cut
made public yesterday by the Inter
state Commerce Commission. Tho
cut in the Eastern territory, which
includes two Virginia trunk lines. is
ii per cent. while that in the South
crn territory is L. 1-2 per cent This
embraces all other Virginia lines.
Virginia grain interests will bcnc-
INT particularly by the rate reduction,
as the freight cut made in January
affected only Western shippers and
put those of the Old Dominion UNI
der l6 per cent handicap. Under
the Il per cent cut effective July
|. the Virginia shippers will have
within 2 per cent OF the rate now In
effect on the Western Roads.
The Chesapeake and Ohio and
Norfolk and Western fall under the
classification of Eastern roads. while
the Southern. Atlantic Coast Line
and Seaboard Air Line are in the
Southern group.
Cuts in wages and other reduc-
tons in operating expenses will be
necessary to meet the freight rcduc-
tons. according to William j. Hara-
han. president OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway. MIR. Harahan is
Of the opinion that the reduction is
rot going to revive business. which.
he says. must improve in an orderly
manner.
Commissioner Alexander Forward.
who handles the rate matters for the
Corporation Commission. is in AZ,
lanta sitting with the Interstate
Commerce Commission In hearings
on freight rates in the entire Soutn-
crn territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
TO SPEAK
TO COLLEGE ALUMNI
Associate Justice of Supreme Court
VIII Deliver an Address June
u, Mt SSestha mpfon

me principal speakers at the an
nual meeting of the Alumni Society
OF the University of Richmond will
he Louis ID. Brandeis. associate JUS
tice OF the United States Supreme
Court. and George =. Bagby. general
counsel for the Western Maryland
railroad. The meeting will he held
at Westhampton College at $40
o'clock. Tuesday. June 6.
The University has a large alumni
representation in the South and
East, as well rs In Richmond, and
the reunion ccremonials will In
ciude a dinner and an address by
Dr. +. w. Boatwright, president OF
the University. who will return the
latter part OF this week from an
extended visit In Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
P0ST-0FF|CE CLERKS HERE
. FOR SESSIONS MAY 80
Representative Montague and
Other Prominent Vir.
ginians on Program.

The second annual convention of
the Virginia State Federation of
Post-Oilice Clerks will be hold In
Richmond at Murphy's Hotel MAY 30
James Il. Godsey. State president, an
nounccd yesterday. More than 900
delegates and their friends will at
tend.
Tho State Federation compr,so,
twenty-five offices with ass members
Il gain of thirteen offices. ana 161
members in one year. The Richmond
committee has completed all ar
rangcments for staging the convcn-
tion. one OF the features OF which
will be banquet to be given at
Murphy's Hotel Tuesday night at Z
O'Clock. While 1t was planned to
have Postmaster General Huber,
Work attend. he Will not lie able TO
be here owing to previous en-
Eagement which will take him to
Colorado. The Third Assistant
Postmaster-Gcneral, Irving Glover
VIII represent DIR. Work. Postmas-
ter Hay L. Thornton, Mayor George
Ainslie. John Hopkins Hail. Jr, Com
missioner of Labor in Virginia: w.
NJ. Collins, president of the hallway
Mail Service Association, washing
ton; Congressman a. j. Montague
and Thomas T.. Flaherty. secretary
treasurer. National Federation or
Post Office Clerks. San Francisco
Cal. will have prominent places on
the program.
The committee on the banquet ana
entertainment is composed Of A. D.
Fensom, w. f. McBain. G.. Leslie
Williams. L. S. Roane, James y.
Pierce. V. NJ. Long. Howard GouEer
Frank c. Lowry and Joseph l.. Low
cry.
Officers OF the local organization,
No. 1919, are Arthur l.. McCrea. presi-
dent; James u. Godsey. secretary;
James n. Pierce. financial secretary,
and w. F. McBain. treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
Fourth day of Virginia Historl

Fourth day of Virginia Histori-
cal Pageant.
Floats of Confederate period as
semble at Boulevard and Grace
Streets, l1:1b a. NJ.
Parade starts 1880 A. Nj.
Pageant gates open 6 L. NJ.
United States Navy Band con-
cert. pageant ampitheater, 7P.M
Roanoke night at pageant; drama
begins Il. NJ.
Confederate ball. Coliseum. LON
hardy and Broad Streets, GAS
L. NJ.
Directors Southern Merchants
Chamber of Commerce, 10 a. NJ.
Sphinx Club luncheon, Hotel
Richmond. +. NJ.
Pageant queens reception to
Boy Scouts, Hotel jefferson. 1880
II. NJ.
Richmond Dental Society. Col
lcgc Hall. p. NJ.
John Marshall House, Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open Q a. NJ. to
=. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
REMOVALS REPORTED

The following removals have been
MED at Police Headquarters:
MONTY. "A. H.; storage to Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
way.
Nelson. p. "; the Hanover apart
mcnt to Davis estate
Romer. G. b.; 1905 NJ Street to
Irwin. Va.
Whitlock. ]. c.: 1904 North Twenty
eighth Street, to 1926 North Twenty
eighth Street
Woodson w. H.; 21oI-A Taylor
Street. to 1909 West Cary Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
GARDEN CLUB HOLDS
MEETING TOMORROW
Organization VIII Convene in ReEu-
lnr Session mt Home of Mrs. w.
g. Hhond. GIntcr pnrk,

The James River Garden Club will
hold its regular monthly meeting at
the home of Mrs. w ). Rhoads. els
Noble Avenue, Gintcr Park. tomorrow
afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock.
The club is Offering TO it's members
at nominal cost "A variety of iris
roots including the Lord Salisbury,
Gladstone Delicata, LAvenir. Hector.
Blue King, Honorab!lis. Princess Vic
toria. Louise Perfection, DR.. Bernicc
Ophelia. Elizabeth Plumeria and 9TH
ers. Orders should be sent to Mrs.
Thomas S. Wheelwright. president OF
the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
building Permits ISSUED.

Building permits were issued yes
terday to II. b. Thompson TO build a
frame and stucco dwelling at GIL
stuart Road. to cost $500, and to
Lucy NJ. Buxton to repair brick
dwelling at 1901 Grove Avenue, "a
cost 1886. An application has been
filed by \. w. Nicewarner. for per
NIT to build stucco dwelling on lot
10. block IS. Highland Park. TO cost
about $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
Petition in BAakruptry

William +. Swift and Elliott r.
Bowen. of Fairport. trading under
the name of Swift & Brown. flee
petition In bankruptcy yesterday In
the United States District Court. list
ing liabilities at Sl.l43 and assets a,
S675. on which they claim 800 ex
cmption.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
u. $. Court Convene, Tomorron

Everything is IN readiness for the
opening Of the United States District
Court tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock Judge d. /. GToncr viii pre-
SIDE al the court Among the i'm
poriani cases 70 come up at this
time is the case Of Jacob S. {"Sonny'D
conway VINO has been indicted by
me Federal grand jury on a charge
OF un!a"fuily having cocaine in his
possession
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
Coleman nj Meeting.

Stats Highway Commissioner
George r. Coleman IS attending the
meeting Of the American Association
of State Highway officials this week
in Washington. Mr.. Coleman, who
is chairman Of the executive commit
tee of the association. is expected
back In Richmond Friday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
Verdict for I,Ininttn

jury in the City Circuit Court yes
teruay returned vcrdist for ST.
oIo.97 In the suit of r. II. Barker
against c. Miller Hughes G. Broth
er. The suit arose over an alleged
breach OF contract In n shipment Of
lumber.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
GRANT RELIEF APPEALS
TO ENJOINED COAL MEN
Five Plaintiff Companies secure Al
deviation FrOm InJunctIOns Inn
posed by District Court

Appeals seeking relief from the
intunctions of the United States Dis
trict Court at Charleston, w. Va, in
which five separate coal companies
are plaintiffs. were granted in the
United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals for the Fourth Judicial Cir
cult sitting In Richmond No date
has been set for argument.
The thirtyday appeal limit in two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

as n matter of right under tho Fed
oral statute. Whether or not the
proceedings in tho District Court
VIII DC held up will be passed on ut
u future date. the appeal order states.
Ihc appeals were similar TO those
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

instances would expire by today and
therefore. the five cases were ordered
brought before the Appellate Court.
Bond In the sum of $4,000 each was
required.
The appeals granted were allowed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

drawn up In the Boderland Coal
company case and ordered the In
lunctional decree suspended. but the
judge declined to sign them and
merely granted appeals In a brief
order of three paragraphs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
Convicted in Liquor Case.

Fred Johnson. colored. was con-
victed in Hastings Court yesterday
for violation of the prohibition laws,
and was given ono month in Jail and
hned $50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-02
Greenleaf Wins Over Huestor

= Ralph Greenlcaf defeated Tom Hueston IN
both blocks of their l200-point match st
thc Natlonal n,lliard Aceder,y Yesterday tie
Gs, The total score is: Groenleaf I0ov'
Hueston.\7t7, The match will conclude this
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-02

season in blaze OF glory. Broad.
wny' Jones will oppose Bradley or
Blindt.
Brother johnson and his ROYAL
Stars are the attraction at the North
Phils, Fourth and Wingohocking
streets. \ pitchers battle is ex.
pected when Lee takes the hill for the
stars against Robinson, for Perry Ref.
snyder's clan. Both teams are per.
forming at n fast clip right now.
BIZ Whitman has the Paulsboro, Of
the South Jersey League, for Brides.
burg fans. The uptowners have
dropped couple of games in the
elimination series after having easily
defeated the same clubs on numerous
occasions during the season. Pauls.
boro has bunch OF former local
players in Bill Fossett, Dewey O'Brieu
and Deesan. all Of Fleisher, and Jake
Werder, with Mackey as the pitcher.
Tim Jordan, former star first base.
man Of the Brooklyn Dodgers, makes
his first appearance here wRh his ali.
stars at Nativity's field at Belgrade
and Ontario streets. The Dodgers have
n fast collection and Sox Seibold 10
picked to stop them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-02
TAYLOR AND HERD
|NLOCAL MATCHES
Veteran EngIishmen to Play
Against Duncan-MitchelI and
Marston-Ouimet Teams
AT PHfLM0NT AND MERTON

Two big exhibition golf matches are
on the cards for the very near future
TWO OF the biggest that it has been the
good fotuno of the Philadelphia golfing
publlc to witness in blue moon.
In both John II. Taylor and Sandy
Herd will nppear-grand old u. H."
the dean of all professionals, and fifty
four year old Sandy Herd. about whose
CRAVING locks the ,golfng history Of
Britain has been built.
p, on Wednesday. September 13, the
Iaylor-Herd combination will play
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell
another pair Of English stars, at the
Phi!mont Country Club.
rms is the second great exhibition
match Jules Mastbaum and the otbcr
ihilmont folks have presented TO Pbilo =.
eaelphia, the other being the Hagen
Sarazen- lioifner- Kirkwood match that
drew the greatest gallery ever seen on
n local links. vi
Two days later, on Friday. Septcm. .
Der 10, Taylor and Herd will play Max
Marston, the Merton crack, and Francis
ouimet, whose record of victories in +.
cIudrS the open in 1913. the amateur
IN l9l4 and five wins in the Massa .
chuSetts amateur
"o'in H. laElOr mas been playing golf
lor so many years that even the vet :
Grams cant remember when he wasn't
swinging his deadly irons.
lie won the British open champion .
snip hve times, in 1894, 1895. 1000
i'",, and 1913. He tied with Vardon
IN lS96, but lost in the play off.
In 1904, 1908. 1906. 1907 and 1o1
h" finished in the runner-up position
was third in 1901 and fourth in 1S0S'
lNo0 and 1911. The French champion -.
slip fell to him in 1905 and 1909, and
tn" German title in 1912. This is n
record that no other professional in the
world has ever approached.
Sandy Herd is an uncle Of Dave
kirkaldy. the husky professional at tbe
Aronmink Club. Herd has won the
british omen once, taken second position
four times, third once and fourth twice
So this gallant pair of vets can show
n record of having finished twenty three
times in the first four positions in tbf
last twenty eight British opens.
Sandy is also president cxtraordinar,
Of the "llole in ON" Club" No les,
than sixteen times has he dropped tho
ball in the cup with a single shot twic,
each on the five short holes on his hom,
course at Coombc Hill, and also a,
Portrush, lslay, Canton and Hulder,
field. Taylor has turned the trick or
eight occasions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-02
When Comes to Big Money
H0w Does 1t Strike YOU?
Tilden's Stamina
Public Links
The PhiLs' Record
By
THE OBSERVER

VERY often the difference between champion champion
everything equal endurance usually decides the 'u'r match
" R s,s S'tns s s, % or ON "s yesterday at Forest Hills
the match Of the Davis Cup ,n series Ssn 70 rd in trv. ,,n
the second e set was the classic
his and Tlden seeing Patterson weaFy adopted
gained his The s xs. game the set decided the
love nAs as for 'sFSSs PIT The
4 A1s.. s .s iS S s sssa @ aa tn.
lie unbeatable, and with ,ois,
Hi, 1a Ia" @ 4s "s @ " s % sss:s sss
snewy muse
PATTERSON Wimbledon title and therefore, champion
1, Of The h. world S's EXCEPT Ts s.s in S Ss Sa. % s S .n % his . no
America. He was first BY
The Appeal Of
JAMES official the United States
the beginning Of in the ancient It,, and honorable game
for
Of the club class Il belongs
@ " on to ss the ra courses I'm sv'y city the demand has n'~n the
wifi. TsS @ n hap S tina. M sss n city the %
ment for city courses by the Toledo tournament
" sincerely f..
but that months [ '' '>'"''
TRYING to break in on the powers of the Amateur Athletic Union
berth: The A.
Phlies Have Brains and Little Else
DRAINS ball club will
- we'll dumb physically perfect, is
physically imperfect
The Phles have dropped their last
They
cellar.
In Irving Wilhelm, Wild
council
they of last by the smallest O
The fault
the the
those who guard the far and distant.
with the nhed different The works
sieve and the pitching staff is miserable
The problem of the with hut
scout for talent, especially twiers.
THERE is small that Tiden service
whizze them Yesterday OF
hand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-02
A BUSY SATURDAY
FOR INDEPENDENTS
HilIdale and Shanahan Will
Again Stage Regular After
noon Contests
MANY NEW TEAMS HERE

One Of the busiest Saturdays, with a
long list Of important games. awaits
the indenendent fans this afternoon
West PHILADELPHIA has a couple Of con =
tests in which store teams are tie
hcadiners.
At Forty eighth and Brown streets.
the Shannhnn Catholic Club will lock
horns with Lit Brothers. The latte,
hns been in the midst Of an unex
pectcd slump. but Manager Slaughter
hopes to get going with Lefty" Auld
on the hill.
Strawhridgc & Clothior and South
Phillv Hebrews mingle Mt Sixty second
and Walnut streets. The Sphas Eavc
come through wonderful week and
hope to add the store boys to their list
Of victims. 1t is the first time the
teams have ever mot. Miller will likely
hurl against Mcmillan.
Richmond at South Phi's
At Shct2line Park. Broad and Biglcr
streets, the South Phillies minglc with
Bill PPttus' Richmond Stars. The
former IIilldale player has a wonder
ful collection of colored ball tosscr,,
and Herb Stccn will have to be at his
best to stop them.
Stenton Field Club opposes Flcisher
NJ Twentv-Sixth and Reed streets The
iarncrs handed IIilldnlc setback last
night and are out to do the same thing
to the Mount Airy boys. Either
Lefty Wilson or IIetzel will be
pitted against Bill McKenty.
Colonial Ice Cream will omen its
new field nt Sixtv-tifth and Elmwond
"vcnuo with the West Phila. All Stars.
The Inter is collection Of players
from Bartram Park and st. Barnnhas.
and either Paul lIarper or "I.efty'
Auld will pitch for the Stars.
Hillda 10 returns TO the home field in
Darby after several weeks absence. and
will again play the A B C's Of Indian
apOlis.
In the Uptown Section
Several new teams will be seen in
the northern localities. At Thirty
fifth and Queen Lane. i. 4 J. Dobeon
takes on Doylestown Club. which bus
an off day in the Montgomery County
League. The woavcrs are finishing the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-02
DRONEY TO FACE CHANEY
Tim viii Train With Tender for
Park Bouts

Tim Droncy. steel jawed Lancaster
lightweight, has been assigned to the
task Of checking the knockout streak Of
George X. O.l Chan"y, Maryland
mauer. Droney and CLANCY will clash
for the fourth time in the final 10
the all-star lightweight show ut the
Phillies Ball Park September II.
To get into the best of share for the
CLANCY contest. Droney will do his
training with Tender, who will make
his first start since surprising Leonard
against Ever Hammer, Of Chicago, in
the final bout. Tender and Droney
will do most of their work in local
gymnasium but will put on the finishing
touches at Drlanco, y. !.
Another bout attracting interest is
the return between Joe T!plitz, Of this
city, and Pal Moran, Of New Orleans,
Bobby Barrett, Clifton Heights light
weight, has started training at L"iper-
Vile for his comeback against Sailor
Freedman, Of Chicago.
All four bouts will be over the eight.
round route.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-02
SEASON AT SARATOGA
4 JUST OVER WAS MOST
BRILLIANT IN YEARS
Some Great Horses Were Developed at the Spa ant
Several Champions Had Luster Dimmed-A
OneMonth To,vn With T,UeIUe-Nonh Appetite

closed
- elder whitney the elder Belmont Cosan Asor and
of footing in this country
nothing of its charm of former times 1t retains its
fascination the sporting capital of Deaue OF the
world There OF quiet and 'e pace
The blore Havana the noisy fry
Appreciation of the thoroughbred granted
the the track No
shirtleeves, % the weather. -
and in that month the
hotels places public
make enough profit them the is town with
q twelve-month appetite
Just of visitors having
what they without eoranment Still 1z7y Elm
his visit there August
Miller enjoyed the hg-cas racing and
eaed Harry Payne Whitney in honor of
the triumph Of his thooughbreds
No WoRD of eo"dcmnaio" has been spoken Of Saratoga Te
of other Of the coH" The lid off, and crcry6oy
is satisfied apparently.
The Center Varies
IE the four hours
o'clock multude gather along the sidewalk between
Hotel Grand Central Hotel Much business
transacted in the hours
1t the time of settlements of the transactions at the track for
producers" the grabber otherwise
known as lawn pirates THIS under the mead OF unfinished
Then
curb bets baseball laid tracks from Saratoga
information and belief on the races Tor the afternoon
Then changes Quaint caleches shays and other
vehicles automobiles the the
a mile from the Town Hail.
By o'clock n Of humanity is be found the lawns
color life and the bug calls the horses for the
first ~ -
from place by the around them But they like
About middle Pittsburgh
straightway the metropolitan newspapers have dissertations on the big win
of the from the Smoky City, Enchanment hang
around the past
THEY not ~ rev pan-
Pittsburgh
- in all his He Chicago o. Brien.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-02
Scraps about Scrappers

Joe Mapdell. ph.J2de!phi9. ,llrh'wofgh,
erty Of Brooklyn end he EaS rs started IHyr9-
PORK e. tn" MaSdRe s to 81 mss, nee gsR ar, ks TE
nesiay night az Ebbets Field tho same
card with the Jackson-Dunhee set-tp,
two bouts By JOE smith Tommy L"ushh.
rams sParrlns partner WIN takr on Willie
September Is ne viii clash with Jonuug
Wo,gast at Lancaster,
Jimmy Trainer WIN bo, back from Allan
a campaign for Joe welsh South Pima.
dolphla welterweight, Welsh !s in train
Ing now.
Bobby Bpprke Of Reading, writes h" was
West Manayunk, Th" Reading hyweight Is
open TO meet any OF tho Philadelphia net
men his weight.
Jock Malone. Of 81. Paul, has arrived in
Columbus, o., whore he is to take on Rryan
Downey In a twelye-round referees decision
mix on Monday afternoon.
Vincent Lopez, middleweght. Is resting
for week IN tf,, ne county onIy % %and when n"
him by Eddie Hayes.
Jack Hsnlon: Hmatohymaker q the olyn
i,isi iii program OF the io32-2s t season 'H schaG.
ulcd for September ~.
Jack Mccarthy has Barney Reilly in
strict training. for faatherweiaht COM
petition this fan
Willie Allen. OF this city, viii meet Jackie
tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-02
ErterminatOr a Popular Idol

THE Klmer dtng holds He IS nonIor
1 idol with followers
his best condition He has this wear ond has
the majority of stakes for which he has
Exerminator uf
country from England by Ed Crrn
McCee's colts ~
McGee raced old 1902
lar But
colts a
AS ey'ar'oId lie He
a Of
attained distinction
knight raced at all McGee had
tsrnnator and Donera His this
me extraordinary race meeting Saratoga
In that division together in failed - '
WHIShAWAI to be particular star NJ
W year old drs'on AS TO the fl
me best East Tih Miss
tnree- year ods ~ the West Besides Messenger are uqnv
ZerG
Duntn hartn0Gc and scores Of Western younqstcrs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-02
kD STONE STOPS LA SALE
Local Marine Finishes Brooklyn
Boxer In Eighth Round

Ad Stone, the local marine 172
pounds. scored n knockout over Sam
La Sale, of Brooklyn 1S6 pounds, in
the final session of an eight round bout
at the Cambria A. A. last night,
Stone had his opponent in a bad way
toward the finish Of the number, and
81 was necessary for the police to In =
terfere in order to save La Sale.
In the semi-hna Jack Martin, of
Tacony (169 pounds), shaded the vet
erap Eddie Revoire 1d7 pounds. The
I other results: Jack Rose, OF Brides
burg (154 pounds, knocked out Sailor
Trdeman, of New York Cl5l pounds,
3 ~ the third Al Markie 121 poundsI
q .&Qfed a Knockout over Sam Willis 11G
16undsl In the third round, and in
) the opening number Tommy White
(117 pounds) boxed draw with Tom
my Ellis 110 poundS).