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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
PLAY FOR PH|[k.
SCHOLASTIC TITLE
Germantown High and Episco-
pal Meet in Big Baseball
Game Today
WHITNEY TO FACE LONG

For the scholastic baseball rham-
pionship Of Philadelphia
That will be the title Of the act 7"
bc staged on Northeast High Field.
Twenty ninth and Clcarfield streets.
this afternoon. 3 30 o'clock
Germantown High champion of the
Intcrscholastic League for the last two
years. and Episcopal Academy. holder
Of the Intcracadcmic League crown for
the same length Of time will be the
actors.
The game today has attracted wide
interest among the scholastic fans in
this city. In regular league compcti.
ton neither team has been stopped since
1920. Both have been sailing along
Mt fast clip all season. and It is hard
to tell Just which is the stronger.
II will be II ''grudge' game in so far
rs both teams have been knocking"
each other for two seasons. Each
claims il is the stronger. and both will
While Coach j. Yeakle Lackey re.
fused to say who would twirl for the
Germantown team. or announce his
lineup. II is u certainty that Whit
ncy. king of srhoolboy speed pitchers.
Will face the Churchman. Whitney has
all kinds Of shoots. and bis dazzling
speed and change of pace should win
the decision for him.
Conch Charley Mccarthy. well known
football official and coach Of Episcopal. .
like Iackcy had nothing to say. But
Long. without doubt. will be the pitcher
to face the Green and White. Long II
star Of the highest calibcr. and nc
Will have n twirler of his own class on.
pose him. Long has everything ncccs.
sary for n winning pitcher. and may
win the game for the Churchmen to-
day.
Germantown recently switched it's
lineup. and the team has not been
working so well under the change. How
ever. the boys may be handed their old
positions again before the first ball il.
thrown out.
Episcopafs lineup will remain un-
changed.
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FIRST DEFEAT FOR
GERMANTOWN HIGH
George School Is Victorious in
Big Track Meet at West
Chester

BY PAUL PREP

lNERMANTOWN HIGH SCHOOL.
~ was defeated in mn interscholastic
track and field meet for the first time
this season Saturday afternoon. The
Clivedens finished second In the
eighteenth annual meet Of the West
Chester State Normal School on Wayne
Field. West Chester.
George School was the winning team.
The Newtown aggregation galloped
home winner from one of the fast.
est helds OF the season. garnering 25
points. Germantown was second. with
3 Atlantic City High. third. II:
West Chester State Normal. fourth,
18.
West Philadelphia High and We.
nonah Military Academy were two of
the best known teams to meet defeat
In the same meet. The cadets. after
making such wonderful showing in
the recent Swarthmore meet. were
picked as likely winners by many
dopesters. but the best they could do
was gather in eight points. The Speed
boys scored an even dozen.
Germantown champion relay team.
however. won it's one-mile event. The
Cliveden quartet had an easy time in
their favoritc event. and loped the
distance in 3:3S. Atlantic City High
finished second in the event.
Germantown finished first and Sec
ond In the century dash for high schools.
Matthias. the star of the team, won the
event in 10 20 seconds. Karbach, a
teammate. came home second.
George Wins Mile
Most of George Schools points were
scored by winning second and third
places. The team won the mile relay
for prep and normal schools and Lewis
hurled the discuss o. feet II inches
for a win. Andrews won the half-miIe
run.
McClan. Of West Philadelphia High.
won his favorite event, the shot put. in
handy style. The big Sptedboy hurled
the weight ~ feet II. inches. Lewis.
the George School athlete. was second
Frankford High, conqueror of Ger.
mantown High In a dual meet, was
another loser. The Pioneers were de.
feated by the Gettysburg freshmen on
the latter's field. The final score was
63 1.3 to 90 2-3.
A unique meet was held at Over.
r. i. b. as opponents. Tn The 'sas% sishtIess ans
athletes. despite their handicap. man.
aged 10 win the. meet from the institu-
ton for the deaf, G2 to %.
Three relay races were on the pro-
gram. This was the first time that
relay with blind athletes as participants
was ever held. In two of the RELAYS
i. |. ID. was victorious. but in the
senior relay the blind youths were the
winners.
Another feature OF the meet was the
way the races were started. The starter
would hit a cap: which he had in his
hand, against the palm Of the other
hand. The blind boys would hear the
contact and the deaf boys would see
the cap strike the hand and would
start.
Hill School won the twentieth annual
track and field meet held
under the auspices Of Yale University,
The victory was the second in two years
for the Pottstown athletes, who now
have two legs on the Yale Gun. which
must be- won four times before il be.
comes permanent property Of Il school.
Hill School scored 681a points, while
its nearest rival. Bridgeport High, was
second with 10.
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FIVE AMERICANS
IN BRITISH GOLF
Field Of 252 Players Completes
for Amateur Championship
at Prestwick
HUNTER IS THE FAv0RITE
by the Associated Press 4

Prestwick. Eng. May ?2.-Five
American players were among the rec.
ord field of 90 golfers which began
to play here today for the British ANA.
tcur championship. The large number
of entries will necessitate n whole
weeks play. There were seventy -four
matches In the first round today, the
remainder being cartled for tomorrow
morning.
William Hunter. the present cham.
piOn. Is the favorite. but with such
Dlayers as Cyril Tolley, Roger II.
Wcther"d and J. l.. c. jenkins in form
tn" experts consider there may be a
surprise in store for the holder in the
later stages of the tournament. and
there are not wanting those who think
it likely that a dangerous contender
may loom up in the person of John
q. Anderson. of Siwanoy. He is con.
siderrd here to have the best chance
OF the American entrants.
The Americans are paired as follows
by the draw:
John &. Anderson. Siwanoy, vs.,
Waiter Wright. Hcndon: George 4.
Dickson. Jr.. National Links. vs.. II,
Segar Pugh. Royal st. Andrews: Don
aid parson. Youngstown, Ohio, VS.,
Alex Mantzies. Ralph John ID. Chap.
man. Greenwich. Conn. vs.. II, F.
Taylor. Mid. Surrey G. Il. Van Week.
.Ir.. Pin Valley Golf Club, VS., A. "
>. Aldridge. T.eatherhead,
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FAIR GOLFERS OUT
FOR LOCAL CROWN
Scarcely an Absentee at Hunt
ingdon Valley in PhiIa. Cham
pionship Qualifying Round
MISS De K0SENK0 STARS

IT'S another year. and the buglc once
= more sounds for the start Of n golf
championship the first individual titular
tilt Of 1922.
In the peace and stiffness of Noble.
i'a.. this morning all the leading golfers
Of this city's linkswoman citizenry were
teeing of over the green links at Hunt.
ingdon Valley for the women's golf
championship Of Philadelphia.
The only notable absentee was Mrs.
Clarence II. Vanderbeck. last years
champion. who is out Of the contest be-
cause Of illness. The title thereby goes
by default without a defender. Mrs.
Nnnderberk was the leading Philadel.
nhin player last year. having won the
Eastern as we'll ms the local title. She
also went to the semi final round Of the
national
=. The play today calls for eighteen
holes medal to qualify for the match
play which will be played one round per
day till the finals on Friday.
There will be- various incidental
driving. approaching and other contests
through the week. ending Saturday at
Merton when 1t is hoped to play match
between men and woinep the men giving
the ladies half stroke a hole. a con
test which has gained considerable
popularity at Stokes Pogcs abroad.
Huntington Valley always has proved
TO be hard test. though good one.
for the fair sex. and it was predicted
that any one fortunate enough to get
under 90 there today would win the
medal.
Mrs. Ronald II. Barlow, unbeaten so
far this year in match or medal play.
is the favoritc to win the title unless
the unexpected happens. as il did some
years ago at Whitcmarsh in the local
championship. when she was ousted by
Mrs. q. s. Munson.
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amateur Sports

s,s, a'aa"ers 'a again have organized n
IA a. s'"SS travelling club and would like
v,s ""se twilight and Sunday games
. 80. t, 'sams having grounds and paving
lar guarantee.
ine store team lines up with K.re
es,"t aa. formerly of Sou,bcr, u,..
era; Goi,a"ner mSrker and McCurney. pitch.
ond h,,"sner' ha.n. hrst base: Adams. SOC.
third r ha,o' ,lim"ah. shortstop: Rooms
IVES, Co,i ,,, + r,,,s'Innn. left field: I,rinker,
Beckorf faah1Ii" liig h. center field. md
rr r"r OF koon. right field. """
e,re " pla GAMES address W. c. Rimb,ch
pbone Wvaners' Wu,rs' NIB Market street "r
ncS.nSose a. A.--r!rst class; wou,d ill.,.
June HON. -; tuesday nights away and
Avenue Lawrence. ?5O East Grard
:xay 'M Division Nlne-rlrs, c,,...
phone TS Taeony S"eiEsSs isss g %$'sI Ma%lsy street,
sundsnvr snvr'sSSelass Ssss, pitcher would l,tssc, to:sc, -
Player. Gas pronl tor semi-pro nine. p1sn Haii
York, y,h rnY TIE National Red 800 so. ths ~ cut.
Lee Som ".4nious ~. to 10 n frst.claso Hew
.cr,ss.rit ~ ~ rs,rrss.; zine street; "'S 'ea"'
sMusVeinr, ~. Zen Formun' seventeen years;
one n y.srs ser'''a a. A--Away; seven,se0.,.,on,
street, or ,h ~ A., kilroy, a5sN Nnr,h wHenty. Hy
Psrri,h ph'He kensingion SS0i i''h front
T.: Law ia i, parpIn. ppaErrpIn.,h,'en:s,teen years
Years, ~ oalmond 4. C.-slrh,so
wick stree, ,e"hs' D. Taylor. a3oO 3 ''wsnty ws
Or avn AVA a. -E!shteen.twen,y ys.r.. -
.pa street 'o"" walsh aOO6 W, Westmnoomreee nome
Ny % .Ma ~ 6; 4. C.,-rirst c,a..,
south Branndd "nd 80 open. II. &, AbmsS., away;
Years. sr.'eaa,.hanna ,rnna 4. trmseyers,son tosse orsson 1000.
A;siyins sir"S' sireet. H. Mahoney. 2i4i iNsort Nor,h
EdsSrrSa FEhila. Tray.l.rs-Firs, c,... ,,,,.
home 'rs'elcrs--First and ssceeti
ay We ''oson' Ssl0 Springfield ''ass. avs
Y a HsniFe' as,s asK,rsa'IEirs, class; travelling
sSIIH';..t N.Y. Fhiiis 1S1s Sts.SSIsy s%sIa,sy street.
lsepk nnvss ;Alumnl--Flrst clas Ira ,reys,,,
|N9 Rsctor IN care Of st. JohnS A,nmnsi
u. Iess treet, Msnayunk' "'u""''
~ s.,H GLASS home team a; mas today oS0C for
|s ''" "ansmaker street. -h''s D(w'
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MRS. G. W. GIBBONS DIES
Mother Of Tennis President Sue.
cumbs at Sixty.nlne Years

Mrs. George W. Gibbons. mother of
Paul W. Gibbons. president of the
Phi hi'adclphin and District Tennis As
sociation. died early this morning n,
her home. $40 Cedar avenue. She was
sixty nine years old.
Mrs. q bb0ns Is survived by her hus.
band and three sons. Paul W. Glib
bons, Joseph A. Gibbons. who has been
living In Paris for the last several wears.
and Edwin l.. Gibbons. Of HARRISBURG
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BRITTON IS READY
viii Defend Title Against Leonard
In June

New York. May 22.-Jack Bri,ton.
welterweight boxing champion. will be
ready to defend his title in n match
with Benny Leonard. lightweight
champion. early in June. according to
word received by Tex Richard from
Dan Morgan. Britton's manager,
Rickard is understood TO have made
tentative plans. as result. to stage
the contest on June IS or 20
Two sites were said TO be Under con-
Sidcratlon, Boyle's Thirty Acres. in
Jersey City. and the newly built New
York Nclodrome. If the former is
CHOSEN. twelve. round no. decision
contest may be staged, but If the cycnt
IS staged here 1t may go fifteen rounds
to decision.
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CHAMP NOT Confident
Hutehison Doesn't Expect to Re
tain British Golf Title

Chicago. May 22.-Jock Hu;cbison,
Glenview professional. who DEPARTS
Thursday to defend his title i'm the
British open golf championship, June
1'. at Sandwich. said today he lind
small hopes of repeating his victory of
last year.
After his final practice round on This
side. he said "I'll have to do much
better at Sandwich" and added he did
not expect to win the title two years
In succession
II can't say that feel I'm going to
win. although ! certainly will try nv
best. They will all be there and what
n bunch OF golfers to beat"
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Boots and Saddle

Horses which seem best at Churchill
First race - Dinahmeur. Precious
Lula, Martha Fallon secOnd-Montfort
Jones entry. Victoire. Belphrizonia (;
third--Pit, PictOr. Sun God; fourth
DR.. Clark. High Cloud. Minto II; fifth
-POppyc. Anna Tod. Full Spoon !:
sixth-Hold Me. Tomnhoi. Dartmoor !;
seventh - Clintonville, Tody, Uncle
Velo.
At Toronto: First race-Wraith,
High Gear, Satana second (steepie.
'chase)-St. Paul. Bellringer, Brig
anna; third-Somme. Troubler. Flea (;
fourth-Star Jester. Grace Mayors
Mcrcutio; ffth--Lady Boss. Full O.
Fun, Topango; sixth a Muttikins,
Dresden. Brilliant Jester: seventh
Sword, Delhimar. Evelyn White.
Jamaica: First race-Rork. Reap,
Haidce: second-Manna. Dare, Sim
plicity third-Lord Herbert. Drum
mond. Walkup: fourth-Hephaistos.
Lcttcrman. Emotion hfth-Muskal-
Certain. Pravus. Roseate ii.
Exterminator. in winning the $40. 900
Clark Handicap at Louisville on Sat
urday. came within one fifth Of a sec.
ond OF equaling the track record with
1913 pounds up. He ran the mile and
an eighth in go fiat. The old cam
paigner was given an ovation almost
equal to that accorded to Norwich in
the Derby.
The Canadian racing season opened
auspiciously Saturday at Toronto. The
Kings plate, run cOnSccutivcly for
siXty-twO years. was won BY South
shore. This lace Is for Canadian
breds, and King George OF England
gives fifty guineas toward the $40, 900
stake. .
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FAVOR MISS STIRLING
Mrs. Gavin viii Not Defend He,
Golf Title

New York. May 22.-MiSs Alcxu
Stirling. former national woman's golf
champion. is cypccrd to win the
womcn's metropolitan championship
tournament. which began today at the
Norris County, y. j.. Golf Club.
Miss Marion HOllins. national cham
pion, was prevented by illness from en-.
tcring and Mrs. w. 4. Gavin. winner
OF the metropolitan last year. will not
defend her title. as she is in England.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

NATIONAL LEAGUE
rhiledelphia. .Pittsbursh. not scheduled.
Cincinnati, y: New York. I,
SrOokiyn. q: Chlcag0, 4.
B0ston, 4: It. 1nuls. 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit Athlctlcs. not schciuied.
New York. o, st Louis, q no inningS),
MashinGton. D; Chicago. I.
CIcveland-BOstOn. not scheduled.
INTERNATIONAL. LEAGlE
Reading. j, Jersey City. &: tiirst Eau,e).
RcadlnE. y; Jersey City. ttcn innings.
,ScOnd Ganle).
Baltimore. 8, Newark. 2 .tarst -xame).
halt ltln,ore. 2; Newark. o tsecond game,.
RarhcSter. q. SyracWsc. 4.
The BufYalo-Toronto game WAS postponed
IN account Of rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville. 9; ndlanapoiis, !.
Lon svllle. g; lndinna Dolis, D.
Columbus, 9; Toledo, q.
Columbus. 2; Toledo. D.
Milwaukee,. o; knrsas City. j.
Kansas City. 81 Milwaukee. !.
~. Paul. I; Minneapolis. 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
BirminEhnn,. I: (hatta nO0gu, 1,
Atlantn. a; Memphis. 2.
SuShville, !; New Orleans. 2.
Only three Rancs scheduled.
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To lnelose Dartmouth Field.

Hanover. y. H., May a2--A new fenco
o. brick posts and ironwork. to cost about
inclose the football fields. baseball diamonds :
and running track on the new Dartmouth
memorial field for athletics. II IL expected
that the work will be completed by the
opcninG OF college IN September.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

Frccbootcrs defeated the Philadelphia
Country Clubs first team by the score
Of IL to q. Fred Roe. the Texan star.
was the hero Of the victory. scoring
eight of his tcarl's points.
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No Purse In Argentine

Buenos Aires. May % Inquiries here
have failed 10 identify the group OF Ar
genuine sportsmen who were alleged to have
offered big purse for a hght between JacI,
hn"mpsey h aud Luis F'rpo, the Argentine
ncaFyWc!Gnt who has won three battles in
tho United States Local spNrtIrp rircIns
place no credence in the report
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sehooIboy Golfers Play Today

Greenwich Conn. May .2.--An inter-
scholastic golf tournament In which My
or more schools from various parts OF the
course Of the 0reenwich Country Club be-
ginning today and containing Tuesday and
Wedne sday. s-'
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Jack Mccarthy has his string Of scra,,or,
IN shape TO box at any Old Tine He saws
"Hiliy Kelly, l3a, will box Lew Tender Tor
rothing' Marty Collins. los Gal NJ
Carthy; lla: Skeets RyCkley 100; Battling
Mandell: 100 Young F.tzs!mmons ll5, and
Carthy - WI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

There arr letters in the Sports Depar
or the EVENING PUBLIC LEUGER FOR Leo Dill
Ion. Len Rawlins and Willie Edwards
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Irish Game Entries Close romorrsw

Entries fCr the nfty.sixth annual Irish
games. under the auspices Of tina Anciens
u. and scheduled for Memorial Day.
tue Northeast High School grounds' VIII
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willie Green and Uenny B"rr.s arc matched
for an eight-round bout az Hallers PARK
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Open-air boxing for the sea son will he
artcd at Smcd!ey Park. Chester, pa to-
night. Johnny Griffith boxes Jackie Moore
IN tho wind.up: Ralph Raymond VS. lack
McCauley will be tho semi. Lew Bailey is
to be the referee Of all matches Jack
Hennessey Is tn" matchmaker.
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Joe Phillips. the iron man, Is about n
make comeback. He Is training daily and
issues challenges to Bobby Barrett and
Johnny Mraly. A. Rose Is handling Phillips
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PLAY POLO TODAY
roxhunters and Rovers Meet in
Second Wootton Gun Gam.

The second polo match for the Wootton
challenge Cup will be played on th.
grounds of the Bryn Mawr Polo Club
thiS afternoon AT ) o'clock. The Fox
hunters and the Philadelphia Country
Clnt, Rovers will be the opponents.
Inc hrst match was played Satur.
day on the same field. The Bryn Nawr
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Scraps about Scrappers

Charley Cross. proteFa OF tho late lack
McQu!gan and matchmaker OF the Nationai
this summer. has fvc bouts arranged for
tonight. Len Rawlins will meet Mike Rus
sell in tn" wind-up. Low Singer W, Younx
Jack Dempse@ is the semi. Prelims: Dam"
Toy vs.. Al Conway, Kid Green vs. Youna
Ross and Harry Moore VS.. Peggy Murray
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Jimmy Goodrich. Buffalo iunInr ,igb,
weight. Is contemplating an INVASION nr
Philadelphia. Bobby Dillon Is representing
Harry Kid Brown '''''' WI"
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STANLEY Willis. Western llGhtwelght has
been boxing up through the state. H.. is
making his home in Tacony and is training
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All boxers scerued to appear in the OPEN
air show az Haliers Park next Monday night
are In strict training. according 10 Mate, !.
maker Willie Edwards. George Erne and
Johnny Mealy top the program. with Other
bouts by Herman Miller va Ad Stone Die,
Stosh vs.. Ray Mitchell. Toe Ritchio Va
Pedro Campo and Bobby Wogast vs Ma:,y
IleChlnr ~
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George Chaney will meet Shamus O'Brien
~ the semi,nnal to the Tender Barrett ba I O..
lie at tho Philiies l3all Park June . Joe
Tiplit1. who has recovered from a cold, will
box Earl France and Joe Jack will take
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OTHER SPORTS ON PAGE 2e
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u, The feature Of this weeks Ice Palace show
encounter between Harry Kid Brown aod
Billy Angelo. This will be an clght.round
bout. az VIII atches between Johnny Meaiy
and Whitley Fitzgerald and Tommy MIrray
and Battling Mack Other bouts: Wiiiie
Green VS.. Martin Judge and Kid Wolf ~,
Tiny Trinkle 30
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Joe Mendell. OF this city showed ,ha, he
was boxing in good shape on Saturday = nf,e"
noon. when he was rendered a doc sion nver
frankie Callahan in ten rounds at Ebbe,.s
FIELD Mendell had little trouble defea lin:
the Brooklyn veteran '"
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Danny Greives. Manayunk featherwsiph,
has returned here after a tour OF the West
HIS manaEer. Jim McFadden. has Greives
with Gene belmont, Willie Green and othcT
boys his weight. McFaddcn SAYS he also is
dickering FOR II bout between Greives and
Johnny KilbanA. ' ''''
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Ms;auS1S ,,s and %.teSmsfsr Of the Sa,o"a 1%Sf
the H SnauS % lew VIII s"ssr %ss' Nike W. Ydans Rns
Toy IS. ,Hi CONWAY. Kid Green s; vl. YYannx Yaanx
Ross and Harry Moore VS.. Peggy Murray.
~, The feature Of this weeks Ice Palace show
snsoun,cr Se,Ween Harry p9ff' SiS Brown Ts sh's
and White Fi,Sserald and Tomrv Murray
s % @ara et Judge 'SSF Snd H?"'' KID wof We s
ar PARK G 'Sps"f nls Mdndas 1hs Ssn
EdNsTds GsSrss E Ens
}"hnny ,y Mssiy nIms top ,he pr"sran with o,1er
s,oss s 0y y. Ra% Mess sT Joe Ad Sss. Sions Die:
Pedro Campo and Bobby Wosast vs. Ma:ty
Dechter.
Open 0psG-air @ bosins for the season will be
cfsS';S q X. vii .Ss '.% ixE
Hennessey Is tn" matchmaker
GeorEe Cheney will meet shamus Bren
!e at tn: Phiiies gai PARK iune iaFrs,' os, idc
T,p''.ns WIG Ne. recovered from cold viii
on Phil Kaplan. '""'
Danny Greives. Manayunk featherweight,
His manager. Jim MeFadden. has Greives elves
with Gene belmont, Willie Green and othcr
boys his weight. McFa ddcn SAYS he also is
dlckering for u bout between Greives and
Joe Mendell. OF this city. showed tha, he
was boxing in good shape on SATURDAY after-
PTSn Frsnkis whsn he mas rendered dec sion
Field Mendell had little trouble defeating
the Brooklyn veteran.
Jimmy Goodrich. Buffalo Junior light.
wsttEht; rhi, y con,smp!aiing an invasion OF
Goodrich here and wants 10 match him with
Harry Kid Brown. ''
STANLEY willis. Western lightweight, has
making his home in Tacony and is training
Joe Phillips. the iron man. Ia about IN
issues challenges to Bobby Barrett and and
Johnny Meaiy. A. Rose Is handling Phillips
now. ''P'
Jack Mccarthy has his string Of scrappers
IN IN shape 10 box at any Old time. He saws
.hiliy kelly. 1873 will box Lew Tender Tor
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