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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11
CORNELL FAVOR|TE
FOR TRACK TITLE
New Records Expected in Re-
vival Of Intercollegiate
Indoor Meet
PENN HAS 80 ENTRIES

New York. March 1l.--COrncll ru'cs
the favoritr in track gos>in among the
collcglans who are here this morning
for the indoor INTERCOLLEGIATE champion
ships scheduled to start at 5 O'Clock
tonigh. in the Twenty second Regiment
Armory.
Not since 1917 have tie Eastern "",-
lcginns met in indoor connection. the
war preventing the games in 1918.
white drring 1919 and 1920 the stew
ards of he !. c. A. 4. 4. A. did not
see fit to renew the annual indoor
cassie.
This year az the result Of pressure
from the colleges the meet WAS listed.
The meet tonight will wind ,iD one of
the greatest indoor seasons for many
year. More records have been
broken and greater number Of ath-
/, l"tcs have entered meets than eyer be-
fore in the history of indoor games.
Intercollegiate records are expected to
fall tonight and probably national ones.
The new track constructed at an csti-
mated cost Of $4,000 is said to be the
fastest in the history of the games
The track will be eight laps TO the
mile and banked at the turns and spiked
4 Sho'N viii " leTHlIltu. Whltn means
that the athletes will be laborns under
the best possible conditions.
Pehn May Surprise
! Lawson Robertson and thirty-two
athletes representing the University of
! Pennsylvania arrived this morning.
Penn Is regarded as onn Of the strongest
cOntenders for the title outside Of Cor
nell. The Rcd and Blue two-lnilc team.
which recently broke the record for the
| event in the Illinois games. will be
plttcd against Penn State. whi,h turned
IN the best time of the year ins the
Millrose games against Amcs.
, Penn also defeated the lowans by
virtually the same margin as Penn
State. which means that the race to.
night should be close and exciting
throughout. Robertson expects 10 start
Captain Larry Brown. Ed McMIullcn,
George Meredith. brother of the illus
trlOuS Ted. and Johnny Holden, III,
latter Washington youth.
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.PENN.DARTMOUTH
IN LEAGUE FRAY
Dessen and Vogelin Will Be in
the Game for the Red
and Blue

TWO Of the most important games
l. in the waning intercollegiate Lcagne
season are scheduled for tonight. The
University Of Pennsylvania quintet,
which is leading the race. meets George
Xahns Dartmouth five. Over in
Princeton. Cornell, one OF the most i'm
nroved teams in the league. engages
Hill Zahn's Tiger five. 4 victory for
Penn and defeat for Princeton will
give Penn big advantage for the
game here next Saturday night with
the Tigers and will mean a defeat at
that time for Penn will mean tie
race.
Penn will start tonight without the
services Of Rosenast. who aided in the
D-to-21 victory over the Green up at
Dartmouth several weeks ago. in his
place will BE- Benny Dessen. the former
Southern High School star, who has
entirely recovered from the cold that
kept him ont of the Swarthmorc game.
Al Vogelin. who injured his ankle
agains, Cornell last Saturday night. has
also entirely recovered from the hurt
and will be seen at his guard post when
the opening whistle blows. Wa'tei
/ Uuntznger will start n the other for
ward post with Grave at center, and
/ Pos Miller at guard.
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; VS. Kra.r

TACK RODEN says =. Il. Il. travel
- ing is good for the system.
ThOugh II seldom rnins cats and dog%.
FOLKS often hail trolley cars.
Our Daily Guessing Contest What
material Is used In straw hat?
ROOKIE BAIL.PLAYERS ARE GREIr
EELIENERS IN BEEF-ESPECIALlI
Phyllis says she knows lots about ren
estate.
Many nre called hut few get up. Haven,
used that one lately.
Pcnn's track coach is utter N,
,reight men. Got Oat the hammer mi,
meek.
West Philadelphia High cleaned II,
Its rivals yesterday, In the pool.
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The National Pantheon

The National Pantheon
WIN IA n rhcu rc like a game
or find n thriH amid its stunts,
Then thousand roices cry: "For shame'
We must abolish u at once.
WIN Is n chcn u touch OF tW
Crceps into anything ono docs
Thev Guickly nut IL on Hc rnn.
Or dcttly tear IL into Jnss'
ire seen some people I" ny ,me
WHO did not care for Shakespeare $
stuff. ,
Who sco6cd at Byron choicest myme'
And alrdys handed N cats cuD.
Nor. non man think I'm Kidding you.
Bat evcn stranger stiH TO note,
IRE run across a muH or tNo
Who didn't care for ~hd' "'''e'
Many arc called. but most Of them
don t care to be annoyed.
The Next Best
TN TIE darker side of the bracket
L Harry Wills stands out clearly dr :
incd as the next bcsr among w" '""'-
lcngcrs.
In the lighter side cf the bracke' we
! should know triiiS moro about IT wnrn
(.rcb md Gibbons conclude their 1l'r'i'-
bid on Monday night.
But even here. with decisive We g.,
tory. .thcrc will 81 i'll be the matter o.
Cnrnenticr and the winner. whlch
should help kill "A additional time o''
the road 10 spring.
OF all those mentioned Wills n'4nt
has the physical qualifications n"'aeu
for a Dempsey joust.
Greband Gibbons
NREB and Gibbons hav" both bc"'
" bowling along the light hravyw'ish1
highway without hring thrown Tor any
mn:crmly losses. They have fought
twice without any serious damage re-
sulting. The advance guess now Is ma
both will Dc upon their hindless ut the
end Of the show.
There will be an unusual ihceh'!''
for each to unroll his finest m'i'handis'
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S'fillS W hhNN " NV "
think IN keep him with the club all
year. In fact. know | will.
The youngstcr was playing the
old sack at the hot corner as II Ii"
had been living there all his life.
There wasn't II bali thar came in
the general direction of the bag that
he didn't gobble up clean. When IT
came to throwing. there was a dill
ferent story.
II seemed as II the youngstcr
had to beave the bali TO first base
like a shot-putter tossing the six
teen pound pill. You could almost
hear the shoulder blade creak like
rusty iron gate swinging open. On
close observation one could see lines
cncircling the mouth of the athlete
in question and he looked decade "r
so older than twenty five.
1t was William Conroy-unant.
mously called Wild Conroy-for years
n hiy Lacquer and now assistant coach
of the Phillies. But wilhelm had
not been kidding the stranger con-
ccrning the age and knowledge Of the
former Washington aud New York
infelder.
Wild was plucked from the Penn
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ANOTHER FOR NATIVITY
Uptown churchmen Rout Tri.Coun
cLI-Play kayoula Toniaht

The basketball team oh the Nativity
Catholic Club added another victory to
it's long list by defeating Tri Council last
night at X. of G. Hall. Thirty eighth
and Market streets. by the score Of 81 to
% The Port Richmond aggregation
held an 1873 advantage at half time.
The home players did considerably
better in the second period and our
scored their rivals by six points. bur
the lead proved too big handicap TO
overcome. Bill Pike had three goals
and Costello, formerly of the Camden
Eastern League team and Nativity.
made his temperance and made five
baskets.
Nativity will play its hardest game
of the season tonight when il meets
Kayoula on the home floor. at Belgrade
street and Allegheny avenue. Kayoua
defeated Aquinas .On Thursday for the
championship Of the downtown section
and claims the championship OF the
entire city.
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DEvLIN WINS AT CAMBRIA
manayunk Boxer Defeats Johnny
Hauha In Wind.Up

Tommy Dcvlin. l4G pounds. of Man.
ayunk. easily defeated Johnny ITauba,
same weight. of Wilmington. in the
eight round wind-up at the Cambria
a. L. last night. Dcvlin used GOOD
lett to advantage. and Hauba spoiled
his exhibition by covering up too much.
The Wilmington boy. however. proved
a s'ulton for punishment.
In the semi-wind.uD Vincent I.opes,
100. easily outclasscd Willie Ferguson,
l.@: Joe Martin. $50. had the ndyan.
tHsc over George Starke. 151 Joe Gel.
ger, l1Iia. halted Joe Augustine,
lfoI?. in the third. and frankie Ro.
manic. lac. earned an even break with
Young llanlOn. 14J. ~
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ere Isn't ANYTHING in Game He Doesn't Know
ONL WILLS QUALIFIED
TO TACKLE DEMPSEY
Band Has Not Physical Po,cer
Needed to Cope With 'Jack the Giant Killer
in Ring 4
pv GRANTLAND RICE

on this occasion. md that may add iu.t
enough punching power to bring in n
knockout. y
II Gibbons cant win with a knocl.
out he will find a complete evening.
entertainment nt hand when II con,..
to outpointing the hustliny pi,tsbusS sShns
who plies his trnde with vim and sIili'
There is no way to figure Grcb. ali:
10 make 1G2 pounds. in Dcmpscy's pn.h
: And the Gibbons display will bove "a
be highly effective to start any rcnews,,
buzzing.
EREB. for his. weight. is a nector;,.
" full of Juice. But weight and now,.
are bound to mean something wbcn Is
comes TO colliding with DEMPSEY -.
good little man IS going To mi, th.
champion at any early date. IVY
ITO COLLECT enough kalc TO m, 40
L Dempsey for his next argument III.
public nt large will DC called NM, '.e ~.
pay out lot Of bullion. And tho nuh ~
l!c. before moving in this dirrctin,
wants tho pick of the cbal,cnycr, n,'
hand when the big drama is prcscn,oI VII
For this timn there will be no sncc,oo,
lar romance to weave around tbc rh.,.
longing party. Mort of the ballyloo n,
get over, will have to bs based upon w
cold and pallid facts and not uron '.m .m
outside glamour. '' q"
Revised a Bit
Sing a song Of sick men. bottle, fuu .,
rye:
-Four and hncntV doctors needed ON n.
n.y.: "e
When you take sraliom your iou.,.
begins 10 smoke,
ISN'T Maf a pretty dish TO set before q
MclNNlS. Collins. Barry and Bas.,
AVA were rated as the "S1OO. .OOo In
iicld. Kelly. Frisch' Bancroft and
tiroh are set UP MS the 5000. .OOO inv in'
hcid. not to prove they are six times,
better. but rather TO show how mnc,
less dollar can bring home in thc
sack. :" wv
GoDW'0". iosP. An Hiohts Heserrcd
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II there Is any doubt aS to tho super
iority Of WeS, Philadelphia High School
swimmers over the norman Of the other
high schools in tho city. they were dis.
PEELED yesterday when the Speedboys
swept the individual championship meet
held in the Germantown Y. NJ. c. A.
pool.
Coach An,hony'S pupils won all ,of
the six events on the card. captured
every place in the DO and grabbed
three places in the l00-yard dash and
the plunge for distance. The plunge
went to Newton IIassel with the record
distance Of G0ih feet. The previous
mark. GO"4. was made by llasscl last
year.
Harold Van Syrkle was the Outstand-
ing star of the meet He won the fifty
and lO0-yard events nnd came within
one-ffth Of u second Of RQualing the
fifty yard record Of Mcxil. former
West Phillv star. Van Syckle's time
was - % seconds.
The surprise OF the competition was
the fact that Smith. star diver of tn"
West Philadelphia team. was shut out
in his favoritc event, which was cap
turod by Sheppard, new man on the
Spcedboys' team.
George Pawling. Of West Philly. was
second TO Van Sycklc in the race for
individual hOnors. puwling scored
eight points in winning til" 300 yard
swim and in taking second in the zen =
fury. His time for the 40 was .
minutes - % seconds.
West Philly had little trouble in
winning the 2O0-yard relay.
Northeast was second in the meet
due to she work Of kim. James and
Laird, who scored fifteen points among
them. James surprised by taking secon,
in the dive with Laird and Kim scorin,
/ in the 5OO-yard dash and in the 100.
Central uncovered n new plunger III
LubOwitz. who tool; third with the OK
cclent distance of sixty feet, GcttlC
scored Central's other point
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CELTCS TAKE LEAD
Victory Over Trenton Gives New
Workers First Place
STANDING OF THE CIVBS

The New York Celtics brrczcd into
first place in the Eastern Basketball
League by taking game from Trenton
on the latter's floor last night. 22.1G.
The Pottcrs played poor ball and showed
a complete reversal OF form, which did
not please the fans.
All told. they were only able TO make
two field goals against The GothamitcS,
while the visitors registered four. Nat
Holman and Johnnie Beckman were the
stars and PLAYED rings around the Tren-
toD team. The Celtics play a double
header tomorrow. meeting Wilkes Barre
il the afternoon and Camden at night.
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GREEN VALLEY GOLF HOST
Roxbofoush Club Announces Invita-
n tjon Links Event for June Ia

Green Valley Country Club will hold
3 m invitation golf tournament for anna
teurs on June to ;, according to an
& nouncement made today by Charles
Berg, a member Of the committee.
6 This will be the first open tour
nament ever held by this club, whose
3 members played on the course out there
for the first time last year. Despite
it, newness. the Green Valley course
has come along in fine fashion. and by
lthe time the tournament Is played Of
fcials out there believe the links will
Sbe IN great shape.
Ss The club also announces thai Il viii
hold nm amateur pro event, the first
ItlAs local schedule Will have seen IN
,yeafs. Tue date for this tiiting has
s3s0t bSspvdecidel upon as yet.
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FRAZEE REFUSES FORTUNE
FOR PUMPING JOE" DUGAN
Offered More Money for Former
Mackman Than He Got for Ruth

Boston. March HILARY II. Fra
zee, president of the Boston Americans,
says he has rejected a proposal for a
players purchase that would surpass
all others of the kind.
"I have been offered. and have re-
fused more money for Joe Dugan than
! received for Babe Ruth dispatches
from Hot Springs. Ark. the Red Sox
training camp. quote Frazee as saying.
That is taken to mean that approXi-
mately $3.50, 900 was placed as the value
of the shortstop who came to the Boston
club during the winter in three cor :
nered trade, after making his mark as
q member of the Athletics. Frazee has
been credited with having received be-
tween S12J 900 and $50, 900 for Ruth.
Dugan is now convalescing from illness
at his home in New Haven. Conn.
Frazcc said Dugan would not be sold
He would not indicate the source Of
the offer.
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Lew Mcfarland. California featherwsisht
making his home in, Camden, for q while
He came on from New York. where Mac
ma' nor Sa'GF Frsco W wrester' has b.en on the The
trip around the world with Mcfarland.
Alex Hart Is doing his training at I:ercr.
Tendler Tei Vim be- Aiexs second southpaT OF: ,:
Chaney IN eight rounds several weeks ago.
Patsy Wallace Ds, Rattilng Ma?k y ~
Ts'''' i@'. Young :' Shcroct vs., BUDDY Tl,zscralG
and Jimmy Hutchinson W. Bobby Wilson
viii be Phil 'Kapians opponent a, the ice
Palace Tuesday Might In the w!nd.up OF
nSs Wcf.y 'nM a' fr!d Fulton w ana m S
land are 20 be semi-hnalists. Other mum
bsr' We bI Moore Is om%v Y9T"y S,,tra Jssk obre"
Bobby B@rmaG. foi'owinE biz shaa. vic.
Win : challenge TO Lcutenan, Earl Baird
and also would Ike return match with
kid Wagner.
Joe STANLEY. a rh!ads1ph!a reathcrwoisht,
has been dong so 10. ., kinocHrE ogt np N
NeW ERE and Sue ME. ,,ssvins shs c.ty There
is boxing around TINS N'c'h''|'
Pedro CampO. the Filipino is booked ia
meet Jim HOLLYWOOD a, Reading March III
and also is signed for bout in Atlantic
city March -.
frankie Britton. Of this city. and Jack
Tasco, = Baltimore Negro. viii NEE. in the
sta bout u the Eurthsde A g., Atlantic
CIty. Monday might; u my Bass boxes Tcrry
UanIon in the semi. Prelims: Arte McCsnn
vs., Billy smith, Tommy Wilson vs. Budd,
DaIy and Spike Boyer vs. Frankie O'Brien
Jack Davis who SAYS he Is the weIt.r
Weight champion OF the South is In Phils
, drphIa nd under the wing Of Frankie kob
! Harry Burke, lightweight, and Jack Lester
bantam are other fstmen managed by
| Frankie.
Willie McCIosksy. Of Port Richmond. ha,
placed himself under thr direction OF Jo
| t'onroy Mac In open for 1i5-pound com
pftifion with any cne, Eddystone Miller, I
! mddlewelght. also has been taken b!
COnroy.
Jimmy MapinO. o' South Phjlly, SAYS tina
lack Han on IL doing his business.
So, O'DonneII Is out with a challenge L
Johnny Msaly. Joe riplitz and Bobby Bar
rett.
Gus Frgpehstti will be unable 10 box 70
Il some time / tie suffered broken arm In a.
aecideni W EImwood 'ssysrsl days aso.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11
WEST PH|LA. HIGH
TAKES ALL TITLES
Swimmers Make Clean Sweep
Of Individual Championships
in Germantown Pool
Wesf Philu. High Schools
.Swim Champs for 1922

io.,ard dash Van SyckIe. Time.
=, -, ohus.
100 yard dash Van SICKLE. Time. j
n nui" 3 seconds.
...A- yura dush---rawIiur. Time. /" min
uirs ~ -, seconds.
200 yard relay Wes' Philadelphia.
Time. I minut" 80 seconds.
Plunge for dstance-lIGssel Distance.
CO.. ieet.
Divng-~shcrpsrd, 100, is. points.
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Eddie McGoorty Badly Beaten

Oshkosh, Wis. March il.-Bus Gorman
feated Eddie McGoorty. .isht heavyweight
IN zen round here nccording, 10 local sport
critics. G0rnlDn was declared 10 hal
severely punished McGoor = ""'e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11
TRIENDLESS GENIUs,

"Ths TRAGEDY in the Life OF Barrls"
author of ''Peter Pan" The Professors
Love Story" and '"rhe Admira BILE Crichton,"
which have gripped the heartstrings OF the
world. is told by orc who knows him well.
u the ,Mssnz.ne Section ot nsst Sunday Z
Public Ledger.--Adv. f'{I
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VIVID CONROY, 26 YEARS
q OLD-IN BASEBALL-LS
TO STAY WITH PILLS
Works Like Youngster Around Third Base Until Time
\ to Thr0ic to Frst-W ilhelm's Assistant in Camp
M3 Has Plenty OF Spirit
BY ROBERT ". MAXWELL.
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledser
Ieesburg, Fla. March II.


third base Tond
w Wilhelm yesterday the ba park
the question: -,....,.
boy? he picked independent
around
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Midget Smith outpolnts Moor.

Jersey City, March 11.-Midget Smith nut.
pointed Roy Moore. the st, Paul bantam
wesht. in rough ten.round hatt:. In
ihe ,cn-round senii;ilnsl Bobby Michrels -,
New fork. optpo1hted Johnnie Drun,m,e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11

Philadelphia and he is just twenty SIX yea
and ST
going strong. -, ,, MI,
uTF THERE ;," repied Cdmdcn 'Im auu dumb
Tre the since lS96
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QUAKERS BATTLE TONIGHT
haverford and Swarthmore to Wind
Up Basketball Season

Both Haverford and Swarthmorc
will bring their basketball seasons TO
a close tonight. when the two teams
clash in the Ilaverford College GYM
nasium in the third annual battle of the
two institutions.
Swarthmorc will probably start with
slight change from the lineup which
faced Penn on Wednesday, for Bax =
ter showed to advantage against the
Red and Blue and has a good chance
to start the, game when the whistle
blows at = O'Clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11
PLAYED Seren Different Positions

sv,ur one knows why this nickname
even Coroy baseball He
And he has played every position on the o except er
He figures 1875 since he has
which that he has participated ABOUT o
isn't record its close as Jack Dempsey and
heavyweight championship. - . !, u,, c,, =. -, c,
the time the ball plngsrs Of today were cutting their
the circuit That was in So-e not "o lI %
lowing Pa and then moved to Paterson ~ d.
filled the made vacant by the sale OF onus wagner
Courtland n T. field go
bossomed out in the big league and
Tsukee Club Of American
Lsaru Mack the Athletics the following season and uhsey Dun!
o Milwaukee. Conroy stayed through the year ,r
1902 Wild jumped the Pirates An idea Of his playing ability can
gained the fact that Wagner sent ths ou
shortstop Pittsburgh won the champion
ship that
THE the Yankee, made him neat Offer and he
hoped Nes York. ~here he played r" years, Wa'Aington
trade and he held dozen third base for the Senator's for
three His big league career ended !" 1913
Wilhelm Pitched for Wd at Emiru
E>oR lowng The legs seemed
he stiff bases being stolen in other the old
he his peppcry third basfman into conference
ovid he said T don't plan on using this year and have fixed
to the
Ind know III like it,
, and IN the job stay here
WHAT s"f NE Sour he shouted Why an
old Man % can m n n ' M M n % m go SaS.Esr % % Em
where Kaiser Wilhelm member his
In
and the Oklahoma City of that Weste"
New York Ship He slated handle club the Railroad
Wilhelm Was asked S why co as M
II played with him for Rochester under him for 'hre"
baseball than he does Furthermore he is full of and can keep the players
question possessing plenty of spirit
\ is related to Johnny Walker.
WlDoW coNroY-Bor" 1877 onds
~ " covf0at
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Scraps About Scrappers
Lew McTaPiaug

Lew Mcfarland. California featherwsisht
who has boxed in the Orient and Europe. is
king his home in Camden for q while.
He came on from New York, where Mac
was successful in eleven bouts Art O'Con.
nor, q Frisco wrestler. has bean on the
trip around the world with Mcfarland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11

ice STANLEY. p Phladeph!a reathcrweight
has Lcen doing q lot " knocking our M i'm
Maine. IIc has scored thirteen knockouts 10
New Eng and sirce leaving this city. There
is another 10! Stanley. waltcrweight who
is boxing around this vicinit"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11

Jimmy Sullivan. New York welterwcght,
will be Phil kapian's opponent At the Ice
Palace Tuesday night, in the vInd-up or
VII .ch show Jack Palmer will take on
Mickey Walker. Fred Fulton and Jim Ilol-
land are 20 be sem-hnaiists. Other mum
hers: Willie Moore vs.. Young Jack o. t;rlen
and Richie King W. Tommy Murray.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11

Bobby Bnrman. following his shad. vic.
tory over Joe Nelson at Atlantic City, IL
nursing an Injured left hand. Burman IL out
with /: challenge 10 Lieutenant Earl Bard
and also would Ike return match with
KID Wagner,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11

frankie .Britton, - lNIs cItv. and Jack
Tasco, saitImor: Negro; win meet, in IN.
sta bout Of the "orthslde A. g., Atlantic
Hanion in the SEM. Prelims; Arte McCsnn
vs. Billy Smith, Tommy Wilson VS. Buddy
bal" and Spike Boyer vs. Frankie O'Brien,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11

Pedro CamDo. the Filipino is booked 10
meet lin HOLLYWOOD at Reading March IA
and also is signed for q bout in Atlantic
city March -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11

Jack Davis. who says he Is the welt.r.
weIght champion OF the South Is in Phiis
deiphIa and under the wing Of Frankie kolb.
Harry Burke. lightweight, and Jack Lester
bantam, are other hstmen managed by
Frankie,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11

Jimmy MarinO. of South Phjlly says that
lack HTn'o IL doing his business.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11

willie McCIosksy; Of Port Richmond. has
placed himself unde" IN direction OF Joe
ptifion with any enc, Eddystone Miller, q
mlddleweIsht, also has been taken by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11

Tho next article by CAPTAIN Brown will
nppeur in the Evening Public Ledger Wednes-
day, March rs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11

West Philadelphia High cleaned u
Its rivals yesterday, in the pool.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-11

Sol O'DonnelI Is out with a challenge &c
Joh1ny Msaly. Joe Tiplitz and Bobby Bar