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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-10
V|LLAN0VA NINE
WILL MAKE TOUR
Meets Temple Today and La
Sale Saturday, Then Goes
to New York
TO PLAY IN NEW ENGLAND

The Vilanova College baseball nine
will encounter the Temple School Of
Commerce today and La Sale College
Saturday on the Main Liners diamond
These two games are preliminaries for
the Blue and White before it starts on
its New England tour. which will COM
mencc next Tuesday when the Main
Liners meet the City College Of New
York.
La Sale College has good nine,
having defeated several teams, including
st. Joscph's College. There arc no
weak spots on the squad. All the play
ers are good hitters aud clever tieldcrs.
Outstanding on the team is John
Connolly, who is playing left field. Con-
molly was not in the limclight much In
the first three games. due to the fact
that it was seldom that an opportunity Y
was presented him in the field. But in
the last few games. and especially
against Gettysburg his fielding was cx-
ccllcnt and his batting was virtually on
Il par with his fielding.
Connolly Is Il natural ball player. I'm.
doubtrdly when the season comes to AN
end, Connolly will top the batting and
fielding averages of the team.
Another man who also must be given
que recognition is Jack Ryan. Sn0rtStOp.
Gray, lIcrtzlcr and O'Bricn are de-
serving Of much credit on account Of the
way they have been playing of late.
kreig and Clifford also have been doing
very well. especially in batting.
Marty McDonald. captain and back
stop of the team, has been furnishing
first class brand of baseball, MELON
aid is II finished product. and he cleverly
IirprtS fbn fpum IN the field
The pitching staff still remains the
stronghold Of the Nillanova team and
probably will remain SO for the rest OF
the season. Outstanding among the
moundsmen arc Chick Meader and Sgd
Sweeney. Both are safe bets and use
their heads as well as their arms when
pitching.
Mcadcr pitched the Main Liners to
victory with an infected finger last Fri
day. Although suffering much pain. he
stuck to the mound, won his game and
had ten strike -outs. Sweeney, on a SIM
liar occasion. against Boston College.
pitched a stellar game, but through no
fault of his the Main Liners met de-
feat.
Others who are showing up we'll on
the pitching staff are Sayrcs, Duggan.
Minnich, Foley. McClarcn and Mitchell.
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BLUE AND YELLO0
|NGAMES TODl
Penn Charter Outdoor g.
Contests Will Be Decided \
at Queen Lane n
INDOOR SCORE IS 70 TO-

Tho twenty ninth annual field Av
and color contests of the William PGqnE
Charter School will be held this aftef-
noon. The contests will start atHS
o'clock on the Quakers' field at QueGn
Lane.
Every boy in the Twelfth street i1sl
stitution is entered into tie caruivoIs
The boys will be divided into ~
teams, the Blues and the ieilows. Ths
points scored in todny's contests WIN
be added to the number garner0d ~.
the respective teams in the indoor ceq6s
petition. and the team with the hto1s
est total will be proclaimed champ1on.
The Yellows at the end Of the tuoooe
are the favorites in today's games.
Isaac Porter, physical director -
the Quaker school, has arranged N
attractive schedule for the afternoen.
The meet will be run through quietly
and will be over at 4 :45 y. NJ.
The call to contests and the raising
Of the colors will take place ct ,
o'clock. Then the lower second pre-
paratory grade will start the conteatS
with a get-and get there race. Tbs
will be followed by an orange rush ~
the lower first and second grades.
The big sexta pull is next on tAe
program. Sexta ! will meet Sexte IL
in this event. which will be followed ~
fruit gathering race between ~
twelve leaders in tertia and upgeS
quarta grades. H
The quinta pull is the next event
scheduled. Quintas ! and II VIII -
the opponents. Seconda ], IL and III
then will meet in football relay, which
will be followed by quarta pull be.s
tween Quartas I. II and III. Then
Primas ! and II will oppose each other
in pass back race before a ten .uiin-
ute intcrmission.
After the intermission Tertias and
II will meet Upper Quartn In tertia
pull. Upper Prima I will meet II In
n carrying the -colors race before
Secunds ]. II and III meet In .
secunda pull. A sack race between .
| dozen chosen members from quarta and
quinta and final pull between Upper
Primas ! and II and Primas l and II
will close the program.
The meet is open to the public. an6
a large crowd is expected by the instl.
tuition.
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YADUSKY To HUR[
AGAINST LAFAYETTE
Penn Will Meet Eastonians on
Donovan-Armstrong Field,
Forty-eighth and Walnut
Cmpires.-NNGsncr and Adams.

TIIE University Of Pennsylvania
L baseball team will move out to the
Donovan Armstrong Field this after
noon where all the remaining home
games on tho schedule will be played.
LAFAYETTE. with one of the best teams
in the history of the Eastnnian inSti-
tuition. will be forced to meet Bill
Yndusky, Coach Cariss' star right
handler.
The Shenandoah hurlcr has not seen
action in the box since the Yale game
on April 20. and is in excellent shape
for the Lafayette nine.
Tic short fields on the Donovan
Armstrong Field should give Penn :
home run hittcrs II chance to break
some records. particularly McGraw.
whose savage hitting has been the fea-
turr nf the last two games played by
the Rcd and Blue.
Coach Cariss will use the same line.
up against Lafayette ms vanquished the
Middics. In the Lafayette lineup a
former Penn star holds down left field.
ITr Is none other than Bots Brunncr,
whose great football play last fall won
far him honorable mention on several
all -AUscrican teams.
Either Longacrc or Ticrney will OPP
Dose Penn this afternoon. Both have
been hurl;ng excellent ball SO far this
season and arc primcd for the Red and
Blue.
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BIG DAY ON TRACK
FOR SCH00LB0YS
Four lnterschoIastic Events Are
Scheduled for Saturday, With
Glen Mills HeadIiner
RACES AT COLLINGSWOOO
Hv Paul. PREP

SNTl RbAN will b" an extremely
~ busy dav for tho schoolboyS in track
ana field competition. -Four big inter
scholastic meets are on the card besides
ualr Of dual meets.
OF these. the ole tha, interests Phil
adelphia scholastic fans most is the an
nual Glen Mills intcrscholastics. This.
is usual. will be held on the industrial
institutions grounds at Glen Mills,
Pa.
State College will stage it's annual
meet for school athletics. This is con-
sidcrcd one Of the biggest scholastic
track and field meets in the country,
and will draw II large quota of athletes
from all over "a" Middle States.
Coll!ngSwool High will stage the
South ,Irrsc. imtcr>' hoIaH'ic track and
field meet, open to all Class b institu-
tions. lladdonicId, Palmyra. Wood
bury, Moorcstown. Nincland, Haddon
Heights. llammont"n. burlington.
Woodstown, Brdgct"n, Mcrrhantvillc.
Pennsgroyc, Riverton. Ocean city,
Neptune, Gloucester, Bordcntown.
Glassboro. Millvil'c. Mount Holly. Eg.
Harbor. Salem. Prmbcrton and Cape
Nav High Schools have signiicd their
Intentions of entering the meet.
The ninth annual meet of the Cane
Nav County public schools will be held
at Cape May. The grammar school
events are scheduled to start at 10 20
NJ, while the high schools will take
the field at =. NJ. Events for boys and
girls are on the card, and as there is
keen rivalry among the shore institu-
tions, the meet should be high exciting.
Girard College is booked to meet
Wcnonuh Military Academy on the
cadets grounds on the other side of
The Delaware. Girard has good
team. but after the showing the youth
ful soldiers made in the Swarthmore
intcrscholastic last Saturday, il would
he hard to pick them for second place.
Lower Merton High wifi have a great
chance to strengthen its claim to the
suburban high school champiopship
when 1t meets Cheltenham High. The
meet will be held on Lower Merion's a
home field ut Ardmore. Last Saturday
Lower Merton finished second to Ger.
mantown High in the Cheltenharn in.
terscholastics. The Ar,lmore aesrera-
ton Immediately claimed the su6urbsn
title, but, wall have "a bat Ill the otHe$s
~ sEssnert epqyinelS I q s J.
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SELECT penn GRID
COACHES TODAY
Davies, CASTOR and Young Ex-
pected to Be Named Assistants
to Heisman for 1922
KEOGH IS FRESH COACH

TN1lE Football Committee of the Uni
L vcrsiiy Of Pennsylvania will meet
this afternoon to pass Judgment on the
STAFF said to have been selected by
Coach John w. lIcisman over the
winter.
Tho publ" may not bc let in on the
secret oi the man who will make a
gallant effort 10 once moro place Penn
on the gridiron pcdrstaI once held by
the Rcd and Blue.
Th" athletic council is not scheduled
I. meet until a week from this Friday.
aud as all recommendation made by
committees must be- passed by the coun :
cil ii is hardly likely that anything
will be made public after this after
Moons meeting.
The general opinion as TO the stan
among those who should know is that
Tom Davies, the ripping. slashins
halfback for five years n tower of
strength At Pittsburgh. will assist
ll"ismau with the backs. Harold Gas
ton. u star in his day IN the Penn line
will look after the forwards.
Tho ends will be taken care Of b.
Lou Young. ono of the best in Penn
long history. Tint completes the var
S.ty staff. with Tom Mcnamara look
ing after fhe scrubs.
DR.. John W. Keogh will in all proba
biity get his portfolio of freshman
coach back again and hc will probabl,
be assisted next fall by Mr.. Draper
IN old star in the line for Penn more
than Il decade ago. Bert Bell. who as.
sisted IIcislnan with the backs last
Year. will probably be back OF Franklin
Field again with the task of assisting
kc"sh with the first year backs.
Yesterday Lawson Robertson scnt
lis trackm"n over th" Wurcn Lane
track aud found things satisfactory
! From now until til" end of the scasoi
the athletes will do their trainins
there. Ray Jack. who has boon comm.
along in grra, styl" Of late. was fount
to h" suffering from pulled tendon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-10
JOHN G. ANDERSON SAILS
Metropolitan Golf Star ON to Com
pete In British Open

New York. May 10.--.John G.. An.
drrson. Metropolitan amateur golf star,
sailed today for England, where he viii
compete in the British amateur cham
pionship at Prestwick, May 22 to 81.
Anderson, twice runner-up in the
national amateur championship. has not
played in the English tournament be &.
fore, but participated twice in the
French tite event. lie lost to Chick
Evans IN the fnal round IN 1911, and
reached the semi finals In 1912.
Other American golfers expected ia
take part in the British tournament In
cludes George 4. Dixon, Jr., and C.
+. Van Week. Jr., of the National
Links; John ID. Chapman, of Green.
wich. and Donald Parson, Of Youngs-
town, o.
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RENO AND FRANCE BOX
AT PALACE TONIGHT
Angelo and Erne Withdraw From
Bout-Holand to Show

Three eight round bouts and two six.
FOUNDERS. with hostilities starting at
o'clock, will be the features Of tonight 5
weekly show at the lee Palace. In the
final session Earl France, California
lightweight, will meet Joe Reno. of
Trenton. France was scheduled TO
meet Billy Angelo, of York. who was
forced to withdraw. due to injuries.
Reno was booked to meet Young
Ernc in return bout. but Ernc with
drew. The latter said he VAS not In
condition at this time to meet the man
who knocked him out less than a year
ago.
Jim Holland. the big Bultimorcan,
viii rc seen in the first eight roundrr
against Gunner Arnold, New York
heavyweight.
Johnny Mcalv will entertain in the
eight round semi final. Al Murphy.
scranton lightweight, will meet Mcaly.
Sam Blackiston, amateur champion.
viii make his professional bow in the
opcning six roundcr. lie will meet Joe
bush, of West Philadelphia.
Young Mickey will face johnny
krausc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-10
WILLIAMS AND RUTH
MEET IN N. Y. MAY 20
Home Run Marvels viii Sling Bats
in Same Game

st. Louis. Mo-. May 10.-liavins
outhit the New York Yankees in the
matter of home runs by ratio Of
more than two 10 one this season. the
st. Louis Browns bid fair to show
Babe" Ruth, the swat king himself,
just what a real smuggling match is when
the two teams facc'each other in the
game in New York on May 20. which
viii signaize the "Bambino'S return to
ba scbaIl.
The New York Americans have only
nine circuit drives to their credit this
year, while the locals have knocked out
twenty. and lead the ma jor leagues for
utlh"r~.
H. the May ~ game. the homo run
king is due To meet on the field Ken
n"tn Williams, left fielder for the
Browns. who is trying to capture Ruth ;
home run crown. Williams, the "uSnr-
per. TO date has a recorl of ten home.
run "louts this season. Ruth made his
tenth homer last year on May 10.
TObin, of ST. Louis, has three four
ply smashcs; McManus has two. ana
Sislcr, EIlcrbc, Van Glider. jacobson
and Shockcr have one each. For New
York Baker has hit three homers and
Miller. Witt and Pipp two apiece.
\ former Yankee hurlcr. Urban
Shocker, and Billy Baync are being
primcd by Manager Lee Fohl to handle
III" Browns pitching in the game in
which Ruth is scheduled to make his
first appearance of the 1922 season.
Shockcr. ace Of the locals. and Baync,
a promising rival. have been hard prob.
lcms for the New York team, and espc-
cially the home run king. to solve.
Ruth in the past frequently has been
strikcout victim of these two pitchers.
Few of his record breaking total of
fifty. nine homcrs last year were cleaned
on the deliveries Of Raync and Shockcr,
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SHANAHAN AMATEURS
open.AIr Bouts to Be Held on May
20 and 26

The first outdoor amateur boxing
show of the year will be held under the
auspices of the Shanahan &. C., at
Forty seventh street and Lancaster
avenue on May ~ and 20.
There will b. six classes of compct-
ton and entries may be filed any time
up I'LL May 20 with John Goughau.
care Of the Shanahan &. G.
The prizes will consist Of gold
watches for the winners and gold
meals for the runners.up in each
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Scraps about Scrappers

sc.s o, breetor cor,clSau sGH rho r S ban SG9s Gas
Mi Si1h tifted on the West Phiadolphian nm no
~ second mittmcn. Fitz was barred ar r a
u.cnioA BY the Director on April 10. 10 iow-
~ : scene caused by Whitley ut tho Ice Pal-
N.arwo houts between white boxers and thrco
% ns.dsy e0h'ss's DRss are bsing STAGED every We'd
TToepy Dobbs pairs off the Negro mIttmcn and
tovs' bfools Is matchmaker for the whito
pVtmmy Wilson will appear in his second
0'K 0'KK.n IN thr,e days when he meets Bobby
S,h,s WILLS Waiker sct:to at tho tioldsn Gate To-
Ion M wilson met Fighting Butch In Scran-
The he"y sa,sIasss ssrcs ~ H.. i4'Pouna boyer de-,
ibs as Byron IN bout with jimmy jimmy" IlanIon n'n at
"' cambria Friday night.
closk.ss' cla k~s'tsrweIEht .ry match between wnnc Nc.
liner ay ana shd Tommy Devlin will be the head
ton a, az me Cambria Friday night. In add
VIII 10 no ne Byron -Ilanlon contest other bouts
~u''ay Ns, Pat IIeaiy.
start sSnnas y pras.I; Assams; amateur bantam. is to
psW. p.'h OF Steve Marcoo. Adams Is "a south.
t.s,snnny .s,Tsnnny Dsver. .Kayoula club amateur
msrreessr%sIsht msres boxer: viii lead the grsHd
MAY boo' o' ,he Ln Wanna Count, Clup's y
SEho VIII attend are Biy Cannon mS NSEcy NTGS%cy
Bsrredr, lna msarry Rristoe. Ray MuiiiSan. Mntty
ws,.S,y Conway. who used to be a welt,r-
,.turned 10 Phia herS several years ago has
ps,s.esd nlddleweisht. For about six months
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-10
SCHOOLS IN TRACK MEETS
Dual Contests and West Catholics
Class Events on Card

Three Intcrscholastic League track
and field meets are on the schedule Tor
this afternoon West Philadelphia
High School will meet Central High on
Houston Field. Frankford High II
scheduled to oppose the Northeast High
School on Northeast Field and Southern
High will battle Germantown High at
Pencoyd.
The interclass championships Of the
West Catholic High School also are on
the card These win be held on the In,
Stltution's field at Forty ninth and
Market streets.
Two baseball games are on the list.
Wilmington High viii meet Goldey
College on the lattcr's field and Clay
ton High is booked to meet Wenonah
Military Academy in Jersey.
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TIOGA WANTS GAMES
Manager Wrisht's Nine Has Had
Successful Season to Date

Tioga A. c., one of tho best of the
travelling teams Of this city. will play
Iawndalp \. \. Saturday afternoon on
the lattcr's grounds in one of the most
important games on the schedules of
the two clubs.
The Tiogans have been going well
since the start of the season and would
have at this time an unblcmished record
but for one-run revorsos in close and
exciting games. Berlin. Filter and
Folcroft all defeated Tioga by one run
in the last three games played
Manager Lewis Wright has open
dates for two games on May 20 and
May 80. Teams desiring games can
secure them by communicating with
Lewis Wright. 1907 Hunting Park
avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-10
MILE. LENGLEN Confident
French Net Star Expects to Beat
Mrs. MALLORY a, Wimbledon

Paris. May 10.-"You can stake your
whole fortune on me-" said Mile. Su.
zanne Lenglen. worlds champion
woman tennis player, as she went
through Paris on her way TO Brussels
to take part in the International hard
court tennis championships, beginning
May IL.
''T have taken every prccaution. she
added. My health is perfect, and my
training has been excellent.
When asked about Mrs. Molla Blur.
stedt Mallory, the American champion,
who defeated the French star at Forest
Hills last year. Mile. Lcnglcn replied /:
~ am so afraid of her that am
going specially to Wimbledon this sum
mer to meet her.
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FotteralI Park Has Star Players

The Fottcrall Park BHsobalI Club, ~
North Philadelphia, has placed a strictIy
in charge Of George Rrehm: who has signed
many well-known players. The club Is WITH
out a home field due to a misunderstandn ing
and is forced to travel Games ore desired
With teams in Pepnsylyania. New Jersey and
Delaware Address William II: kucker. care
~ F0ttrrall Park club. 1881 North Carhsie
street,
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Bankers Want Baseball Games

West Co. of tho Bankers and Broker
League. would like to arrange games fC
Saturday with trust or banking hous
team Address :. u. Long. care OF West
Co., 1911 Walnut street.
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BABE RUTH LEAVES HosPirAC,

New York, May IU.-Babe Kuth, the
home run king, left the hospital today
where he had been confined for week
since having his tonsils removed. He
went Immediately to his hotel. Mrs.
Ruth. who underwent n serious opera.
tion mt the same time. will remain ae
the hospital for ten more days at least.
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Giants Not After Toledo

-. Louis. Mo-. May l0--John MC(iraw.
Of the New York Nationals, has denied the
repurt that the Giants were considering TAX
ins over tho Toledo club. OF the American
Association.
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tournament the Season Starts Links Of the Bla
Today's Scholastic Games
And Results OF Yesterday
wilmington Hish at Ooldey College.
clayton High at Wenonah Military Aca

clayton High at Wenonah Military Acso'
emy
TRACK
west Catholic Hieh class championsh'ps
West Philadelphia HiRh at Central High.
Frankford Hieh 4. Northeast High.
Southern Hish ct Germantown High
Yesterdays RESULTS
INTERACADEMfC LEAGUE
Germantown Academy. II; st. Luke's. ..
INTERsCIIoLAsTIC LEAGUE
Gerrnantown High. 8: Northeast Hish, 4
southern High, u; Catholic High.
central High. H.: Frankford High, o.
OTHER GAMES
Germantown Friends. IL; Chestnut Hill
Academy. 3
Upper High. 8: Gloucester Ci.y Hish, 4.
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MRS. sTILLMAN DENIES MISCONDUCT

PoUGHXEEPsIE, N. Y, May lo-Mrs. Anne u Stilllnan
taking defense today
vocc by James A. Stilman New banker
msconducted herself with Fred Reauva
guide testimony by witnesses previously
by the plaintiff
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SUES DENTIST FOR $4,000 FOR PULLING TEETH

Two a $4,000 filed today by Mr. and
Mrs Albert Anderson ndhip Tacony against
Dr. Alfred a woodland The
charges the pulled upper wanted him
Sloan said he had what he told
10 do M. Andersops
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Roper Fulton Bout Postponed

Denver. Colo. May lo-FalIurc OF Cap.
tain Rob Roper 10 receive railroad trans
portation In time to be here in advance OF
his bout with Fred Fulton, scheduled for
Friday night, has resulted in the postpun,
ment Of the fight until May 10.
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Love Nest Wins opsnIno Game

-, Ths Love Nest baseball team of South
Phiisdelphia, won It's nr.t game Of the sea.
e: :.:. sss' a.s..ss H:'.s:. ss ,ss:asi .. :ss
$,
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LAST-MINUTE NEWS
p. R. T. BASEBALL SORES

WILLOW GROVE ....... o 0 0 o. l
RIDGE AVENUE ....... o o o x 2
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SCORES OF YESTERDAY
AMERICAN IEAGuE

SCORES OF YESTERDAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics. IS; Cleveland. 4.
Detroit. O; Boston, e.
New York. 8; Chicago. ! tcn innings).
st. Louis, !; Washington, o.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phlladeiphia, o; Chicago, 4.
Cincinnati. 4; 1s0ston, I
Pittsburgh, \; BROOKLYN, 2.
New York. 8; st. Louis, o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee, ~: Indianapolis, =.
st. Paul. 2: Toledo. 0.
Minneapolis, 3; Columbus. I.
Kansas City. Z; Louisville. 8.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Mobile. II; Memphis, 13.
Little Rock. I; Atinnta. 2.
New Orleans, o; Nashville. ..
Chattanooga. o; Birmingham, 4
EASTERN LEAGUE
Bridgeport. o; Springfield, 4.
Waterbury, I; FitchbUrg. o.
Hartford. !; Pittsfeld, o.
New Haven. 8; Albany, g
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NuWo houts between white boxers and thrco
nMo rs.M contests aro being staged every We'd
poShat!y nlEht at the New Golden Cat" A. A.
TSSgy pobps pairs Oft the Negro mittmcn and
hteuay brodie Is matchmaker for the whito
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bont nStmmy Wilson will appear in his second
o'Kes, ,nfre days when he meets Bobby
ni.h,e ihe Wa,ker sct.to at tho Golden Gate to
Ion ~; wilson met Fighting Butch In Scran-
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SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland ut Philadelphia.
Chicago ut New York.
Detroit at Boston.
~. Louis at Washington.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York ut -. louis.
BROOKLYN at rittsbureh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
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ths s0nnny s byron Is a l45. pound boxer y. dor
HAM, eIssLsse OF Frank Barrett. faith q, OF
al dI'pS ~ barrett. The elder Barrett will han
tbs ppsron IN bout with Jimmy IIanlon at
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PimIico Entries for Thursday

First race, purse $1,000, selling. for two
Eear-Olds, Va furlOnss:
.a)Be Trueman .i@22 !aJean r, .,...i0o2
.Lank .,..,.....ln 100 Tor Notch ...i0e
BOusprlt .......ll0 sBuddugie ..... loo
'a)Mrs T.. Trueman entry.
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c,aa. walter weight match between willie Nc.
insr a ana Tommy Devin will he the head
lion "a, az the Cambria Friday night. In add
Mil 70 the Byron-Hanlon contest other bout $
VIM ot; !, frankie Russell W.. Tuny Murray,
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