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Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15
Two Fine Features at the strand.


 The Strand theatre offers rare treat for followers of the silent drama in its presentation of Man From Hell's River % written by James Oliver Curwood. and which will be shown at the Strand the atre. Three dominant factors stand out to give this production an unusual ap- peal. One is the marvellous scenery of the Yosemite Valley during the winter season--the first time the park has ever been invaded by production company to collece a fitting atmosphere for north west story, the government granting it's consent to Irving Cummings. The star and director has staged the picture amid scenes of awe-inspiring beauty. Another is the story, unique for it's novelty of presenting a variation on the Northwest Mounted-a story complete with thrills. carrying swift action and compelling characterization.
 1t is adapted from MT Curwoods novel ''The God of Her People, It has its lo- caIe in northwest Canada and revolves around the self sacrifice of girl to sp5re her father. and the romance between hei and Moutie. The third conspicuous highlight Is the introduction of wolf | dog, Rin Tin, the huslie who acts as pilot of the officer's dog-team. This canine proves to the satisfaction of al | how devotion and kindness can encour age lasting friendship which stops a nothing to save a life.
 | A three-day engagement of Conwa. Tearle in Loves Masquerade Is inaug urated today at the Strand theatre. Loca theatregoers found the entertainment much to their liking. Tearle. who i easily among the best actors now ap bearing in pictures. is popular here be cause of previous appearances. His rol in Love's Masquerade gives him abundan opportunity to show his ability.
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SALEM

Mrs Ernest Spencer is visiting h Lyme
 John Rathbun attended Charter oa1 fair in Hartford last week
 Miss Ethel Maynard of North Plain 4 visiting at Herbert Maynard's-
 Mrs Francis Merritt of New London if spending the week at Mrs. Louis Chap< mans.
 Fitch Jones of Hebron was caller here Monday.
 Kies. william sisEon of North Pisin visited her sister. Mrs. Henry Rogers. Sunday.
 Louis Chapman. Richard Day. Thomas Day and George Day were callers ia Hebron Sunday.
 Eleanor Moore is attending Bacon academy. Colchester.
 Mrs. William Dacllns is visiting at pr. c. F. Congdon's fin Mystic.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

James L. Case has sold for Mrs. An. nie H. Buckley to Mrs Mary T. Lu6uss the property owned by her and located si No 12 Peck street consisting of q cot. tage house of rooms and bath with iot about 50xlz5 feet. Mrs. Ludwig has made the purchase for a home.
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cARD or THRSKE

We wish to extend our sincere thanks 10 all our friends and neighbors whose sfered us in our .bereaVeuients the loss of lur husband and father, and especially a the members Of the Ysntic Fire Engine le.. thoss who sent flowers. and those rho offered the use of their automobiles. HEs. JAMES COUNTERMAN. Mss EMMA COUSTERMAN, NtRS. JAMES SMITH AND FAMILY. HR. WILLIAM IT. COUNTERDfAN AND
 EAAFJT,T
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A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will sel Il
What Is Going On Toniah,

Lodge Oscar. No. 90. v. O of A rseetr al 25 Shetucket Street. Canton Oneco No. g. | O n rn.t~ in Odd Fellows Hall. T '' ''-7 '' Semrod Grotto. M. O v meets in Grotfo Hall -,1 Hugh H- .Osgood Lodge No se2n |. o O f.; NJ S- meets in Steiner Han
 Aooert Q. Fletcher Post. No. |. A L. Motion Pict1nres at the s.-sns
 Vaudeville and Pictures sf R-o-5-v., Theatre -- D' ''-. 'fH' Notion Pictures at rreed Thssfr.
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CARD OF THANKS

We. the undersigned, wish to extend sz- heartfelt thanks to the friends and asishbors for their kindness and sympa- .hy in our late bereavement SISTERS AND BROTHERS OF WILL
 LIAM CoUGHLIN.
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LOST AND FOUND

ably 2,years old brown head, white body spotted. Owner can have same by pay ing for this advertisement and other charges. P J. Gilbert, Brooklyn. Conn Tel Danielson l27-6. seplSd
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Mav Become PouuIar Move.

Isn't 1t about time to start move ment to save coal next winter by not holding any session of the legislature ?- Boston Transcript.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

aEAp-In Grisvoid Sept. i4. 1s2e. at ths home of his daughter, Mrs. Victor Canpbell Augustus F. Read. aged 80 v-arE.
 Eunerai services at Pfcnaug church Sunday afternoon at 2 Jclock stan Hard lime Burial in Read-Herskel ell osmetery, Lisbon. RooDMANsEE-In this city, Sept. 13, fa17 Isaac Avery Woodmansee, aged se years.
 Funeral services at the home of his faurhter Mrs. C. C. Simpson. l24 Colt strtet Friday Sert. IS, at D. m.. dayiiEht saving time Burial in Pcquetsnuck cemetery.
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winsted.-Miss Lydia Vail. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Dudley [. Vail was pain fully injured few days ago when couch hammock fell. breaking two benea in her left foot.
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If overwork caused badness, some men never would have to shave.-Harrisburs Patriot
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CARD OF THANKS

Te wish To express our sincere thanks ,o the many friends and neiEhbors for heir kindness and assistance during ohr -tcent bereavement; also for the many seautiful floral tributes
 MR sII.AS BROWNING.
 NR. AND MRS. D. L. BROWNING, NR- AND MRS. c. R- BROWNING.
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Life Guards Opinion

Don't try to be clever-the compe- tition is too keen; there's more money in plain ndustry.-Bigelow Magazine
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DIED

aoIDEN-At her home. 4os Stratford avenue. Bridgeport. Conn, Sept. 14, f92s Esther g.. widow of Isaac Holden, aged s1 years
 RALLoN-1n New London. Sept. 9, 1922, irfast aun of Mir and Mrs Raymond Faiion Of stonington (Pawcatuci). rsRNsHAW-At HoEard, R. l., Sept. IT, fs27 William C. Ernshaw. nGABD-1n Westerly, R |, Sept IA 1929. suddenly. Henry B. Asard.
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LEGAL NOTICES

ESTATE OF PIsACH RIBNER, LATE of Montvilles in the Probate District of Montville, deceased.
 The Administrator having exhibited his administration account with said estate to the Court of Probate for said District for allowance, it Is
 Ordered, That the 18th day of Septem- Der, 1922. at Ss0 o'clock In the afternoon at the Probate Office in Montville, be and the same is assigned for a hearing on the allowance of said administration account with said estate.
 sep15d DAN D. HOME, Judge.
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FOR sALE-rors..

FOR sALE-Good driving horse, also top buggy. Fritz Rimek, R. F. D. 4,
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JUST ARRIVED,

My horses are here on dime, and they are a nice lot-DiE oRez, light ones, and chunks single and in pairs ali ready to go to work. Prices low for the kind Come and see them Tel. 5Se-3.
 ELMER R. PERSON.
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CARPENTEHs-Wan for work on railroad :; positions permanent; wages good free board, room and transborta- ton labor trouble. Call and talk with Mir. Stone, Longs Hotel, State St, Hart ford Conn. sen1id
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15

on railroad positions permanent wages good free board, room. and transporfa- ton labor trouble Call and talk with Mir Stone. Longs Hotel. State St, Hart ford, Conn. sep11d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15

BLACEsMITHs-Wa Wanted for work on
 railroad positions permanent wages l good free hoard. room and transporta- ] tion; labor trouble. Call and talk with
 MT. Stone, Longs Hotel, State St, Hart 1 ford. Conn. sep1ld
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23
SWARTHM0REP.T0
BOOM SWIMMING
Coach Ladd to Issue Call for
Tank Candidates After
Holiday Season
VAN HlSE LEAVES SCHOOL

SWIMMING will be introduced at
~ Swarthmore Preparatory School as
n competitive sport. beginning with the
New Year. 4 cnll for candidates will
be made by Physical Director Evcret t
l.add just as soon as the suburban stu
dents rcconvene after three weeks of
Iulctide vacation.
Steps are being taken by the Athletic
Committee at Swurthnore Prep TO pre-
pare a schedule for the tank team
Under the agreements made by member
schools OF the Penn-Jersey Prepara
tory School League, including the
Quaker institution. a swimming meet
will be held during the latter part Of
January in the pool at Swarthmore
College.
Announcement Of the plan to organ
ize a swimming team at the Swnrthmoro
Prep School already has influenced
time to the sport. Two lads. Hanger
and Heller. have shown considerable
form and speed in the short dash"s, nc.
rording to the physical director.
L.add to Coacl,
The tank men will be coached by
Ladd. who was one OF the star members
of the Springfield Young Mems Chris
tain Association College team several
seasons ago. lie is we'll vcrscd in this
sport and should make an excellent
record.
The first step in the forming OF the
team will be 10 hav" the various classes
Of the srhoor-Fr"shmcn. Sophomore,
Junior and Senior--engage in inter-
class meets.
From the students that show any
bright prospects will be formed the
team that will represent the school in
the dual meets.
On January s the first inrcrclas ss
meet will be held, tho Freshmen and
Sophomores competing.
The basketball teams prospects re-
ceived severe setback on Tuesday
afternoon when it became known that
Charley Van Hise, the regular forward,
left school.
Van Hise Leaves School
Van IIisr has played on the varsity
quintet for the last two years and
was considered one Of the best forwards
that ever var" Garnet Jersey. His
loss neccsSitat"S an entire change In
Coach Ogd"n'S plans.
In addition to basketball. Van lliso
also was quite n football player. per-
forming in the backfield last year. He
also played on the scrub baseball team.
Along with Van Ii!se. Krapf, an
end oil the 1920 gridiron team, also left
school. Krapf practically won the
Princeton Prep game.
Van liise came to Swarthmore Prep
from Long Branch and brought along
with him Johnny Tomaini, another
prominent athlete. Krapf hailed from
BROOKLYN.
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TRLCOUNC|L FIVE
Wins 9TH STRAIGHT
West PhiIa. "Caseys" Add Co.
loniaI Ice Cream to List of
Victims, 1928

The Council basketball team
turned in its eighth straight victory on
the home court last night nj the expense
Of the Colonial Ice Cream. one Of the
leading teams of the Philadelphia Man
rfncturcrs League. The figures a' the
end Of forty minutes Of sensational
basketball read % to %. and even this
scorc fails to indicate how closely the
teams battled.
PLAYING on Colonial was Eddie Gal
lagher, whose foul toSs in the last five
seconds of Wednesdays game gave
keystone Telephone II victory over T..
6. and b.. and IN last nights fray it
was Gallagher who played the Stollnr
role. Twic" in the first half ht scored
sensational losses. and his foul shooting
was all that could be- expected.
Depite the addition Of thi. sinr 10
the ranks Of the 'fraczprs" Tri Council
demonstrated their ability 10 cope with
the city's leaders. and outpn!ntod the
visitors from the start. For every
point mad" hy Gallagher aud he mates
the home lads managed ~ duplicate thc
score. and III" game went on nip and
tuck throush0ut
Jack Glat"o'f former star Of the At
lnntic CITY "Caseys.' and now the
maiustay ot ~" Fri Council five. waa IN
rarcr form and shot some counters that
border"d ON IA" mirH"uiOuS.
Twice in the opening half h" tailed
double -derk"rs. and in the second
period he was all over the floor. making
life miscrabl" for Schwartz. who's" duty
it was to guard this speedy forward
Playing just as hnrd and every hit
as well as Giascott was Pat Riley.
Tri- Council guard. and several times
this stocky youth broke NJ th" Colonial
attack when goals seemed imminent. In
fact his work alone kept the Council
team in tn" lead throughout III" fray.
Tri-CounciI has one Of the best has
ketball teams in the city. Eight gamcs
have been won on ia" home court and
three ont Of four pIHHcd away have rr-
suited in triumphs for the iiv" that halls
from Thirty -nighth and Market.
The team IS built around Glnscott
and at forward is another speedy mate.
jim Downcy. and last night he showed
rare ability NJ dribhling and cutting for
the basket.
At center is youth unmpd I.uff
and he Is n capable tap-off man. rs
well as good floor player. Several
times he went 70 the aid Of his for
wards with good results AMI when
needed dropped back TO hcln ont the
guards when tn" attack became a little
to heavy for them To handle.
The latter situation seldom arose,
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ers. not only by his work aiield, but
also with the stick. Unofficial batting
records OF these two seasons show that
Neid's mark was over 400.
Reid is smaller edition Of Dykes
on baseball diamond. Lacking the
weight Of the Athletics star. he has an
arm thar shoots the sphere with the
speed Of n bullet. ll" can stop ground .
crs hit either TO hrs right or left.
Is u GridirOn I.uminary
When the baseball season. is ont nj
the way, the llaverford star puts all
his efforts into football. For three years
he has played OH the varsity eleven,
Despite his weight, he plays in tho
backheld. Quarterback is his position.
and he handles the team in very
workmanlike manner.
His work Of the last three SEASONS
has been so appreciated that he was tbs
unanimous choice for the captainry of
the team during the 1923 season.
An incident that shows the grit and
spirit Of this young star occurred durinc
the last grid year. In the first gam6
Of the season he suffered n brnkcn
shoulder. No mention uf the injury wuS
mndr 10 amy mcmber in charge Of IN.
team.
All through the season Reid played
under this handicap, and only game
before the last did any one discover the
fact.
Basketball was started for the frst
team ut Haverford in 1921, and one Of
the first to heed the call for candidates
was Reid. Being successful in baseball
and football, he was determined he
would add basketball to his conquests.
lie made the team and played for
ward during the entire season. This
year he is the regular forward. and
although his shoulder is not yet in the
best OF shape he is ''rarin" 10 go.
Young Reid is anxious to enter the
University Of Pennsylvania when he
COmplctCs his Cnllrsn nj Uayerforl
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Boots and Saddle

Nan. Orleans: The Yulctide bnnS;
,o eS Nnn "IJcJ il Tho featur. A"fa.. "Tan.
t"p' ;"r ot ftH Teff,rs"n PARK today IN" Cbrisf .
mas s u Eyc day Of racing at the Cresreu,
fl'y ira'N' hoS! R Inm mo5S hoS from
fiohhe, rs Wv ra ,ha nnii ii"'rs e"'rf
nppsats mororis o"I m Hunte Nav thc liEcIv con ms
Firs, race. Bcdazzlr, Leslie. Rork
ilnnu,ia fis1anaTy K,mhIe. fo,,rrh Rost p.I '" Nv,
norn,,a ,eraris tnntie NAV. fiftb nnnehnm,' ny
in neverie, I.I,n Irncis vsio. ;LLshNn' ,
SSnpperS p";t;.h Pn Iinsr ' Hn,aiuI.,' n' I na'
hod'ne' p'''''A ' '"''"''' Ho''
,. Ir,,s.. ,h;,.
are; First rase, ,ena IoIT,oI, Wssn,, Tph"i,nin,
Hokie H. n,rodsr ,Sc"n iu th;rd M.;;oi N SW!it
Crlcket; Si"'""S Ii". SaJon '.'f1. f me''ocToss'
First \rMair nadou f1s f,I tbn btoTG,m. Pira, Kas,
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RE|D,HAVERF0RD,
ALL-R0UND STAR
Though Of Slight Build, Six
teen-Year-Old Athlete Ex-
cells in Three Sports
IS 1923 GRIDIR0N LEADER
BY PAUL PREP

HJNIIE has, o,L,,,, o., ,,
l. IIaverford High School since the
ohys Of Jimmy DYKES. who now tolls
At third bos. f,, Couri. uo.l,, A,b
I.tics ,rl;. =, =.
I,,- '"'s ~ inc 'crm hpP''ed I"
"""h - more popularity kEown as
Jack Reid, who is now - iun,or ot tbe
Oakmont institution
Roil +.
,.'n. "' ~ 'hr""'l"'t"r athl't" ana
nf''!ian' performer in the trio OF sports
IN which he engaged. The compliment
which is mill ., ,i,, t.. I. Eo.,,
d;na., raw w. 'i"' oH W. IVY >'' :
','''"' "l a'I"llcs at tn" school and
HiSo the entire student body, is one
we'll deserved.
From ,ho out.i,,o,... oi,,t 80 ,.,,,,.
Reid would never impress ms n star
of the first rank in tho strenunus snort. .
In which ne has brnmoht bonoru tn his
Alma Mater hecoms" nf his nhvsiome
Reid has inst na.soL ~. .ixtannth
milestone. tins the scales nt ' 1o7 nounJs
citizen r "orh "'e t'e' 'o'r inches III '''s
Football. h,vkc,h,u and hoS.holl
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Title Against Midget Smith
Christn,us Matinee
Boxing Bouts Here

THE ARENA
Preln'narics
Bo,ny Rass ~. Tommy murray
Jimmy UanIou Vs Whitley FIfHserali a.
"A Stone rs. George SHADE.
Semi.wind.up
George clancy va. Alex liart.
Wind-up
Hobby Barrett W. Sailor Freedman.
CAMBRIA a. e.
Preluinsres
flobby Mlchacls VIZ. Jackie Hends
f}obiy Mcleod W. BIZ Nahonay,
Young NCGOrerN ~. Sammy Nu'Ia.
Scrni-wind.up
Danny Grieyes ys Jack Darcy
wlnd-up
Charley Doyle ~ George Russei!.
TWENTIETH CENTURY \. G.
Prnlim,na riea
Young Sam 1.angford ~ Cvcone Joe -.
ianis
phii Twin Brown ls Harry kld Goodma !
Bobby Nichaeis N?. Jimmy Leslie.
Semi winI.up
Dan Gnrtin vs, White Patterson.
NInd-up
Marty Kane ~. DICK Go,wat
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Babe Says HOMe-Run
Zones Mean NOthinU

New York. Dec. .."--Rabe Ruth is
coming from his farm in Sudbury,
Mass. in week or two to visit
the Yankees new stadium and bat a
few drives over the fences just to
prove that coming rules for home
runs would mean nothing to him.
In letter TO Colonel II. T.. Hus-
ton, who is soon to retire as part
owner of the Yankees. made public
today. the Bambino says:
II don, care where rhc fences
nrr. can hit '"m anywhere. Put
the marks anywher" you like"
Bab" added that he was working
hard every day. was down TO 21r
pounds and still dropping.
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due 10 the fine work Of Riley and
Bernie Dougherty. his running mae"
in III" back court. aud Colonial was
forced 80 resort to long shots.
With Subs on the sidelimes ready 10
step into n" fray at a minutes notice,
and wei coached squad on the floor
NJ Nil times. the Tri-Cou"il lads viii
be in p position to make it interesting
for any future opponents on the wo"d"n
way. and have high hopes Of going
through the season without u defeat
on the home court
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Christmas Day Soccer Games

Ascension vs. Sunshine. u and Ontario
streets, 'No' ~
Fairhiu vs. Is. 4. Ernst. rrulh aud pu,.
lsr streets ~ '''N' ~
-, rtc', Of N"rthoa, Tourth v., Northw.s,.
lnlurTug ''''"V
Aoirell MIis vs. Wssiromlng Slxty-rhirt
. street and Cedar avAnue. '" "
haywood ". rhirty'siK,h Ward, Thirty.
iAgRthouse nluss VI. Stewart, Front street
Li.hthoYss Fouith ys. Ansors y. @, Front
isnslsn: s y. 'SsHiss w:is;ssa.a.sno,.. cses,...
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PICKED TEAMS TO PLAY
Rival Soccer EIevens viii Clash In
Christmas Exhibition Contest

On Christmas morning at Nineteenth
and Hunting Park avenue, benefit
game viii be played between the nick Of
the northeast section ngainst the nick
Of the northwest section of tho foiIrth
division Allied League.
The kickoff is scheduled for 10 40
io'"."rG. Both teams are evenly matched
,hnd good game Is expected, According
TO the followers OF tn" various teams,
thes" players have more than an ovor
ng" knowledge Of the game considering
the ages Of the players.
The rule OF the fourth division is TINT
no one is allowed to play with team
who has reached his nineteenth birth.
day.
The picked players are as follows.
r:ayees and Teams Plsysr, ara I,.sn.
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y. S. Tossers Defeat Filipinos

Manila. p0". % The tonm or rnaioi
.na#u" l2s. .La. rt".'s rum tho Cnit@
'H'"7 '!'t"I'"n ID Iiu confused rr rjIlpino
omU."."s ~ 'H"' N1r,u S'rc"j hallway,
10 )
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Prince Of Pence Be. a sevputocu.tu.
eighteen year-old team. would like n
arrange games either at home or awaV
with all teams Of this age. For games
address Is. Si,helsticl, o2I6 C;arritt
street.
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Kid Norfolk 10 Victor

Hcston. Dee 2s:--xid Norfolk. Of New
:M.4 N:M 4SsSp;S,ii:is S.SsSpSi:st: ssF: {:, SsSsa TS;
y: sssS isssSSiiss K \: r:sa :as.ss :sss .. Fl
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Triangle Reserves. a fourteen o-si,.
teen -year-old team would like n ar.
range games with all teams of the same
age IN and around the city. either nj
home or away. For games. address
William kmis. H33 PuSsyunE ;IyeuI,
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Gossip of the Amateurs

The GrieScr 4. C.. n!neteen.to-
twenty -yenr-old team. would like to ar.
range games with all home teams having
floor aud wishing /" I'll opcn dates in
January For gar. >. address Theodorc
i, GrI"s"r, 1872 North Fifty .nintl.
street.
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,ol s:sas sSSp!,isisn' stiiSa' !: X: S::DS h.
kAttlsr g eontiauinS Ills succoSs - Tnis little
% tn s.lsi lsiiyss sss.: :esitas:S %ts:sSI = ss.
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Marshall Is. G., a twelvs-to- four
teen. year old team, would like to book
games away with all teams Of the sam,
age. All teams having halls and Willing
TO book this attraction write to NatbaS y
Colcher, 23c1 South Eighth street,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23

doing his daily stun in a New So,Nh ., T., =
asain. lIe was on the side lines rorH sSu
time with an injured right hama ior some
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.oS.rTv, Fey K.is'r; ~ r,. Of any GIuwssr!ana Md II,
! rouI.d bout ~ Albany, y. Y. tonisb, we've
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Win'on tN,h have rc-ru'rrrd ,Lr
uask"tbalI field. Hnd until m" team ,sr
secure a hail th" tiv" will travel. Games
Nrr desired with all first class team, in
and around the ~ For games, Hd-
dress Joseph 4. Rock. 2d23 Christian
street.
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Scraps About Scrappers

Eddie Kid Wagner. local Junior ugu,-
weight. who made quite a htt In New Yor;;
recently in a match " tn Jack Bernstein
Will appesr In another bout in the Me,roW.
or KID sullivan ut tho Rink BrooS!yS, JAM nv.
sry Z. '"o'
Nav HofY. manager OF Eddie KID worn.r
also handles A. Gordon. who he booked up
NTH F9sSsy s9sbs ss9SS shs u,rssAs,s ,s bantam tor
Itlantio ClV. Chrlstmss night. Sto@Y ~ uoI
Gordon both are southpaws.
Jack shsrkey. OF New York will no. h,,.
into action finally. He 10 to meet - 10
johnny Curtin st Jersey City Janu,rv
Chuck Virgins, who originally was to,,,,
met Ad Stone at The Arena h"ln Nomi ~ " y"
afternoon, win taxi, on Al RNherts' ''''" ~ !,
day Nght. ''''''
FLOYD johnson. the Californior h.,
weight, who has date with I'm "rntSS ntsSsS
nan at the GErden. New York CIV M, hinM,
ary ~. VIII have workout in syrscusa
tonisht. when he will take on Italian Jscs
Herman. '"'A
vsisht. has. resumed trsininS' Hs & m'.
'ss..ss s'ss s.: cS'.'a ! !x e; a: pAs:". here
nnTnS ID: bs.s nat Sstws:: ~ Ttp.,t, and soenn-
tns Joe Lynch -Midsv., Smith been Isshis nsii, hsd
has not been Cancelled 1t viii be held az On,
Tsy Esissr. Of Cumberland Ma
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-23

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