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New-York tribune., 1922-05-31
VIII Bobby Barrett's Right,,.
Prevail Ouer Tenders Iof.,
New Sensation in Philadelphia Fistc c;re,,.
Picked by Many Quaker City Fans to 1r.1 nat
the Veteran in Their 8-Round Bout The wa W
BY Jack Lawrence

Phadclphans are thoroughly steamed up the comm.
scrap red haired Bobby and r4 ing
der The battle, which takes place at the Phe ball @ lew Ten
night talk right far on Frd
contemporary interest the controversial warfare b, point d
Phadelphas Tender New Yorks Mr. eop1 S'' oe1a
New-York tribune., 1922-05-31
Clean Sweep for WESLEYAN

LEWISTON, Me, May 3O.-Weslevan
mace clean sweep in both singles and
oounles IN tennis tournament with
Bates to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-31
res 500 Toboe6n Handicap Belmont Park I
HeSP5@f HeSP#9S5$RF}!Eifa5ff aHfHf!55HI

w ~ Of~1 A1 ~
The next opponent who faces Harry of
and thought the selection Of p"g partner or unless
milling having lot Of dvots take out of his
epdermisdvots that Greb doesn't ia time to replace
We can nominate sparrng partner
leopads available then jaguar
panther or possibly wildcat being
cage the
candidate will then be about for Greb.
picked up ring training
much the where "mcn men, but where
wild wild animals His animal
spring a
paving that never lets He doesn't hit Dempsey Leonard t
akng fire that machine
thousand shots minute, but it has nothing Greb.
Greb the Artist
a puglist of school hasn't
discoverer or is to
the point, creative MUS.
His system age dedicated
to the walop and the punch has let both alone.
His main idea is to h both gloves constantly in
opponents face that the victim will be able blow
II simple matter to keep a
with oa of boxing gloves playing eyes
Some of these blows land lightly merely disconceing fighter
Others cut and rip and sting But few of them wasted
Concerning the Wallop
Greb might become hard puncher but
for any killing blow.
With him quantity counts for more than quality He keeo too anv
at the time
particular punch.
With him it is all speed and action No matter what oot;n b
may be in he keeps on hitting
isn't the fancy Of ots
step away.
the fashion eases up
If reb swings with his right and misses coming
back And he the trey
His alias should be John julius A. Stamina
The Star Contest
Ever Geb ovcrvheme Gibbons
the atmosphere has been rife with
Georges Carpenter.
Here the international of
the light heavyweight champion United
weight champion OF Europe and the remainder of the world
AS both boxers of meeting should provide
1t is all whether that
crashing right of his.
couldn't haymaker through Greb would oupoo
him by mile.
There keen ring Carpenter
within few rounds would nail Geb
close the that blow that wnd
only jar Jack Dempsey weighing weebinq 163
There others who
carpenter would never he allowed to get set furnishing
The between these
the performance making the biggest year
Geb contradiction. may some wild animal
much poie Dempsey almost pense m h
waits for the He thinking than he quits hit;
His brain active his fists of the smartest box PC
that stirred
Gb belongs the Futuristic puglisc art Fey ~
steal his stuff for requires much speed
qualities not easily copied unless
Babe Ruth Only he hits where bio ola
doc Hercules better built
fragile brabac be easily cracked He can
his share ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1922-05-31
Hess Wins 25-Mile
Coney Island Bike
Race by 10 Yards
Jumps Forty Rides Near
Finish: ScIlaefcr. From
Scratch, Beats Record

George Hess, OF the Empire City
Whcelmen, won the twenty five mile
Coney Island Handicap yesterday from
a field of 125 cyclists Hess, who
started from the $3.50 mark, covered
the distance in 1 hour minutes and
As seconds, defeating Bill Heinsburg.
OF the North Hudson Wheelmen, by
about ten yards.
Forty riders were grouped nearing
the finish when Hess and Hcinsburg
sprintcd away from the pack. The rest
were so close together that the Judges
had great difficulty in selecting the
first thirty-hve to finish in order 10
award the prizes. Joe Riley, a club
mate Of Hess, was third
Joe Schaefer. of the Acme Wheel
men, who started from scratch, made
the fastest time, covering the course
IN hour and 54 seconds, which is only
10 seconds slower than the American
record and established a new record
Tor the Coney Island Handicap. The
ola mark for the event was l:O2:4S,
made in 1901 by Ed Forrest, Of the
hlngs County Wheelmen.
/ ne summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1922-05-31
Racing Sum M aries

BELMONT TRACK 30-WEATHER CLEAR
$50 e % wn easily; place
Z . W
New-York tribune., 1922-05-31

1o''' ND'
should lot OF earnest
or unless
all rrimcd Geb quaint and artistic way Oh
lot Of dots takc OF
that (,reb doesn't time to replace
New-York tribune., 1922-05-31

Sson then drew to win easily. Wisost Fool tired
v haven vas hard ridden 10 gam the show. Smihheld
Bronze Eagle outrln.
i""yea ods purse. S. 600 Five fur!og straight Post
sasi$ place driving Time. 0 81 80. Winner. c. by
Trainer, +
New-York tribune., 1922-05-31

We up in t ry closed fast and
c ei peron
rls j. hno tri 30
f1ln 0 starr good
New-York tribune., 1922-05-31
Belmont Park Entries

282 DICKS Daughter, IUfl
SECOND RACE - Freeport Handicap;
three-year-olds and upward; six and a
half furlOngs. main course
New-York tribune., 1922-05-31

hIsn0lFi - Fm71 % HanG n :
Mustard SEED had no e1Cuse.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18

TO atone for it, But that my girl should
he cntanglcd in the same mcshes which
held me was more than | could suffer
struck him down with no more com
junction than if he had been some foul
and vcnomous beast His cry brought
back his son; but had gained the cover
of the wood, though was forced to go
back to fetch the cloak which | had
dropped in my flight That is the true
story, gentlemen. of all that occurred
We'll, it is not for me to- Judge
YOU" said Holmes. as the old man signed
the statement which had been drawn
out. II pray that we may never bc ex-
posed to such temptation
81 pray not sir. And what do vou
intend to do?'
I'm view of your health, nothing
You are yourself aware that YOU will
soon have to answer Tor your decd q, a
higher court than the Assizes | will
keep your confession. and, If Mccarthy
is condemned, shall I've forced to use it.
II not, il shall never be seen Ivy mortal
eve; and your secret whether YOU be
alive or dead, shall he safe with us D"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18

and he kept some in n hive go he took
tho pumpkin and cut little square
place IN ono side, then he put inside
It some bocs and pushed the square
he had cut tightly into place.
The bees made great huzSing noIac
az being disturbed hut they soon were
quiet and Mr.. Bear began 60 smile as
he walked to the pantry and put the
pumpkin on the window sill.
II was not long before the pumpkin
was gone Are YOU going to let them
have it, asked Mrs Bear, "Why
don't YOU 90 after them
"Oh, we will get the pumpkin back
my dear" answered MIR, Bear. "lt
may he n little late when you begin
to bake but he will have the pumpkin
pics for dinner tomorrow, never fear. y
The sun was we'll mp when Mr.. Bear
trudgcd down the path in the wood
towards the house where Rcddy Fo,
and his brother Peter lived and just
as he had expected, he heard sounds OF
CRYING.
TRYING to play tricks on your poor
mother" heard Mr.. Bear and then
spank spank" Then some one cry
ing and saying, Il didn't put them in
there
Mr.. Bear smiled. In fact he laughed
as he heard more crying and more
spanks and he waited a minute befOr,
house and looked in.
There on the table was his pumpkin
cut in two pieces and around the kitchen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
Little Benny's
Notebook
ny Lee Pape
Tho Park Ave. News.

The Park Ave. News.
Spoarts. II was puds Simklnses
her,hdny Inst Wcnsday, emung. those
giving him 10 fearse puntchcs all their
mite To show their friendship being
skinny Martin, Benny Potts, Artie Alx-
andcr, Rcddy Merry and Sid Hunt
fuds Simkins being stll mad about it
and saving he wishes he had gave n
bcrthday party 50 he could OF took
back their invitations.
Sissiety Mr sam Cross and Miss
Mary Watkins was saw coming out of
the Little Grand moving picktures last
Sattidav aftrnoon, Mr.. Cross having n
satisfied IMPRESSION but il was found
out aicrwcrds that Miss Watkins paid
half of her own way in.
Poem by skinny Martin
. Sides to Every Question
wouldent wunt to be n North Pole
boy.
Their life is proherly hard.
All that snow is all rite for snow balls
But how about shovellng it out of the
yard?
Intristng Facks About lntristinp
People. Lew Davis is part Frcntch and
part Scotch and part Germin but offer
he don't even spcek good English.
All sorts of pnckidgcs carried in
clooding medium heavy SCOT cases and
small empty trunks Rates according
The Lew Davis and Ed Wernick Nov.
ing Co. (Avvertizement)
Lost and Found.-Nuthing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
TODAY'S INSTALMENT.

The man who entered was a strange
and impressive figure. His slow, lmplng
step and bowed shoulders gave the ap-
pear ance of decrepitude, and yet his
hard, deep-lincd craggy features, and
his enormous limbs showed that he was
possessed of unusual strength of body
and of character. His angled beard
grizzled hair, and outstanding dropping
eyebrows combined to give an air OF
dignity and power TO his appearance,
but his face was of an ashen white,
while his lips and the corners of his
nostrils were tingcd with a shade OF
blue. 1t was clear TO me at glance
that he was in the grip of some deadly
and chronic disease.
Pray sit down on the sofa" said
Holmes, gently. You had my note?'
YES, the lOdgekcepcr brought it
up. You said that YOU wished to
see me here TO avoid scandal"
II thought people would talk il
went to the Hall"
"And why did YOU wish to sec me-
He looked across at my companion
with despair in his weary eyes, as though
his question was already answered.
yes" said Holmes, answering the
look rather than the words. 1T is
so. know all about Mccarthy"
The old man sank his face in his
hands. God help mcv he cried. But
| would not have let the Young man
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
My Marriage Problems
Adele Oarrison's New Phase Of
Revelations of a Wife
Copyright. Feature Service.
Revelations of a Wifi,
Copyright 1921. by Newspaper Feature Service. Inc.

ton for Dicky had caused me so much
misery. For the first time in her re-
lations with me she had stepped out If
the dignified reserved attitude which
she always had adopted toward her un-
welcome daughter-in-law, and had whis-
peTed compRssionately;
u know what this means, child.
went through 1t all with DiCky's father,
years ago.
II was the only reference she ever had
made 10 her own marital experiences
and of course, ! never had questioned
Dicky concerning her meaning. But
upon two or three occasions ! had heard
my husband refer to his long dead
father as a good old scout" and a gay
old box lad, and had drawn the con
clusion that my husband had inherited
his lovable, exssperating, irresponsible
traits from his father.
Reserve Your Jud ment."
The little revelation Of the heart o
! Dicky's mother had always lIngere'
with me, softening the clashes whic
had frequently come to MS as the re
suit of our widely differing tempera
ments. TO have it recalled to me a
this junction salved the hurt of he
recent structures against me because {
Tom Chester, and set wave Of pit
over me for the woman whose sufferiu
and joy because Of her husband Ia
buried in an old grave.
There was lively compassion for my
self, also, in the thoughts which Ii
lians words gave me. My mOther-iI
laws mental misery must have endure
for years 10 have made the impresslo
on her which her words indicated. If
had been a passing sorrow she new
would have referred to it. Was | doome
TO tread the same tortured way, new
quite sure of my husband, always fea
ing that some new face would Il
, trigue his fancy?
/ stirred restlessly, and Lillian spoil
! sharply.
"Nladge, you have little respect f
my opinion, haven't you3'
, "Of course / returned warmly.
| 'Then grant me this favor. Reser'
your Judgment until after you have sec
Dicky."
| TO be coutinued)