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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
PHILADELPHIA MERMAIDS
RACE FOR TITLE AT SHORE
1oo.Yard Free. e.styIe Title the Stake
at ventnor

Philadelphia mermaids will partici.
pate in the 1O0-yard Middle Atlantic A.
"A. L. free style swimming champion
ship at fentnor this afternoon.
More than ordinary. interest is mani.
tested by swimming enthusiasts in the
event because the entrants include Miss
Gertrude Artelt and Miss Frances
Clarke. 1t is predicted by many that
the race will develop into II duel be-
tween these speedy girls, and there is
much speculation as to the outcome.
Yet it is not u sure thing that the
Misses Artclt and Clarke will have 1t
all their own way. as Margaret Rayior.
Eleanor I'hl and Elizabeth Ryan will
dive off in the competition. At any
rate, 1t will be an interesting contest.
and with the title ut stake every mer-
maid who takes part will do her utmost
TO capture the crown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
CANOES TO RACE ON
UPPER DELAWARE
saiIboat Competition Will Also
Take Place This After
noon at z o'clock
SEA SCOUTS TO ENTER

cn. --,,, =, ~
o"i'Doat anu cahoe races VIII oe he'"
this afternoon on the upper Delaware
River course of Torresdale, n revival
,op..'''o"' .p. '"ei' ""'." '"p''"
nearly tn'rty years ago.
The races will start at 2 p. NJ. from
a point near the mouth OF the Rancocas
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=. sn;,,,.t ..ao. LIE. """ 'e''"' e'e"'' WI"
dato"brent -, s.o s,o,,s onco mpcd
=. Tu..asJaIs t.,.. .n.auoJ thrno hna.s q
~ ~ .oaana aso. nud 49, pi,,.u.nn
VI. ~ e rS,.b St!E"u ~ Ie a"h .ne s.. ~,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
GIRLS COMPETE IN
DUAL TRACK MEET
A. T. and T. Lassies Oppose
Curtis Country Club Misses at
LawndaIe This Afternoon .
PLAY BASEBALL GAME, TOO

A girls track and field meet Is ~hed.
nled for this afternoon at Lawndale.
The team representing the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company will
meet the lassies wearing the colors Of
the Curtis Country Club.
Both teams have fine collections Of
stars. and the events should be speedy
and closely contested. No one girl
will have q walkaway in a particular
event. and every one will have to give
the best she has in order to WIN.
After the regular track and field
events are run OF there will be a base
ball game. The Telephone and Tels-
graph girls are picked to win this, as
they have a crackerjack team.
The track and field meet, however.
may result differently. This will be the
first time that the visiting team has
ever competed In a meet, no Curtis
experience should 90 long way in de-
gliding the issue.
Miss Margaret Kilkenny, until last
Saturday undefcated in the seventy
five- yard dash, is favored to win her
favorite event today. She will have
plenty Of competition from the other
entries, and especially so from Miss
Heien McElrone, who Is a star in the
sprints.
'"s .AlASnuy uieO ~ plCkeu III tHc
high and broad jumps, but is not 80
sure of winning. Her teammates will
give her plenty Of competition, and she
may be beaten in these events.
Miss Ethel Bortor, Of the visiting
team. is the favoritc to win the baseball
far throw. Miss Borton is a we'll.
known swimmer and all-around ath.
lete and should have an easy time in
throwing the sphere further than her
competitors.
The Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany is depending on Misses Borton.
Anna Mulhern. Christine Hamilton,
Marie Mason. Margaret Ewing, Made.
lin Quinn, Dot Watkins, Helen Mon.
ticth. Margaret McCallunl, Anna Max
well, Irene Scivert and Madeline Ryan
TO- pull them through TO victory, while
Misses Kilkenny. McElrone, L.ottie
Simmons. Rose Liney. Olga Dannecker,
Anna Dennecker and Marion McKenna
are the Curtis hopes.
Harry McGrath. the we'll known
amateur, will have charge of the meet,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
FRENCH DAVIS CUP
. PLAYERS ARRIVE
Colbert, Cochet, SamazeuiIh and
Borotra in New York for
international Match
TO REMAIN FOR NATIONALS

New York. July 20.-The French
Davis Cup team arrived here today
aboard the liner Paris. They sailed
from IIavre last Saturday.
There were five in the French party.
Andre ii. Colbert. Jean Borotra. Henri
Cochet. Jean Samazeuilh and Allen H..
Muir. the manager of the team.
The French team will meet Austria
lasia in the sine final of the Davis
Cup tournament at the Longwood
Cricket Club. I'oston, on August 10.
II and -. ant is expected that they
will remain in TN country for tn"
National mems singles championship
ut the Germantown Cricket Club.
Philadelphia. In September.
Colbert Is the veteran of the team.
and has been prominent in European
tennis for the last fifteen years. De-
spite his length of service in the game.
Colbert is still Il young man and Will
not he thirty-two until September.
Colbert is nm Impressive looking ath-
lete. Hc is six feet four inches in
height and well built. He uses his
reach to great advantage on the court.
Henri Cochet Is the youngster of the
party. He is only twenty years old.
Borotra and Samazeuilh also are young
men in age and In tennis. Their phe-
nomenal playing this season has at
tracted wide attention in Europe.
1t is not definitely known now just
how the Frenchmcn will play against
the Australasians. but it is believed that
Colbert and Cochet will play the singles.
Al
occasions this season.
The Frenchmen will practice around
New York this coming week and mny
take run down to Seabright. y. j.,
to see the tournament play which starts
on Monday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
ST. CARTHAGE TO
PLAY BR|DESBURG
Many Other Important Sunday
Games on TomorroW's
Schedule

Many thousands Of baseball fans are
expected to witness the Sunday games
ID the nearby towns tomorrow, and
sEain the leadings teams nre carded S3
St. Carthage holds the center of the
stage, with the Bridesburg club as the
uNractlon. No teams have played
s,oser games than these clubs, and a
"sHt M game should be witnessed.
me North Phillies are at ArdmOre,
wen for the defeat sustained the other
evening at the hands Of Perry Reif.
myers aggregation.
Snanahan ts at Westinghouse. Ches-
.sr ana ViscOse renew their struggle for
NE championship OF that section and
Nssrivity journeys to Orange, N. J.
o,I Inc Bucks County League has three
contests to be decided. All six teams
gre gre IN action. Morrisville is at Croy-
asn. Princeton Mt Bristol and Hulme :
nle at Parkland. The latter match
me big event Of the day.
rarkland has hit its stride and is
Sw SSow represented by the Marshall T..
smith team, Trucks going to the con-
.tst Will leave Fifth street and Allie
SMIeny avenue tomorrow at l 80 O'Clock.
'ne schedule for the day follows:
BUCKS COUNTY LEAGUE
c,nut,meville at PsrklAnd. Worthwhile At
~''Sueh. princeton at Bristol.
OTHER GAMES
Stenton Field Club at Pottstown.
All Shrmaes6urg at St. Carthage. Sixty-nfth
snG CathArine streets.
sssnssss.: sssss At yisSs;sa MsEsS. s;S.H Hook
Of "WS.!h rhiladelphia Hebrews at Howards,
N,ildAle AZ East New York. Two games.
SSSorth Phillies at Ardmore.
Hkknshah at Westinghouse. Essington,
cIty tosSm c, az Bscharach Giants. Atlantic
Maaison Stars at Rookdais.
dickinson streets '' ""u
WWi!dWood at Iyanhos. Brooklyn.
Natly'ty at Orange, n j.
E,ssa ssa Republican Club at Columbia C. c..
'rpnhu and Porter streets,
ana reiham hega at Southwark Mems Club. Front
Y 3s%lsh World at Lester, Pa
sLtol ~ San Domingo. Taylor. n. J.
lkSnxlrk lns a! y. callsstus. sixty-sishth and
i.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
FLEISHER GIRLS PLAY
SCRANTON MAIDS TODAY
SauquoIt Silk Mill Nine Clashes
With Yarn Makers

Downtown baseball fans haI an op-
rortunity "f seeing two. speedy girls
baseball teams di>riay thei" ahnitv ~
tn" diamond M Flcishrr rark. Twcrtv-
sixth and Reed streets. TINS afternoon.
The visiting team was the Snuquoit
silk SoX, female champions of Scran-
ton.
The star pitcher of the visiting
outfit. Margaret kronirh. has lots ri
stuff and IT." cub has II wonderful
catcher in Margaret DOuChrr. Miss
speedy ball and is a heavy hitter. while
Miss Virgins. the first baseman of the
yarners, is the leading hitter. with an
average Of 800.
The Scranton players are all en-
ployps of the SauQuoit Mills. of Scran-
ton. and the personnel Of tn" team is
mainly Polish.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
LEW LOST TIME IN
TALK WITH BENNY
L Leso-Benny Encore in N. Y.
Mentioned for Labor Day

New York 10 all agog about
another Tender Leonard bout. 1t
is said that Tex Rickard has an.
nounced his intentions Of rematch-
the two great lishtweights and he
10 figuring on Labor Day for the
encore. Richard Is quoted as say.
ing: 1T was q great battle, and II
a return engagement were put on In
New York City there would be no
limit to the number Of persons who
would attend" Jack Weinstein Is
back from New York and says the
champion asserted: Labor Day
would suit me for q return bout.
II one can be arranged" Here
today Tender answered in the af-
frmative when asked II another
meeting with the champion, this
time to a decision in New York on
Labor Day, would be acceptable. II
staged. II ia possible the match
would be hold at the Polo Grounds,
where seating arrangements could
be made for upward Of 100, 900
persons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
RECREATION TRACK MEET
Kinssessins and Sherwood In Games
TODAY

KingSrssing Recreation Center enter
tnined Sherwood in n trac', meet this
afternoon. Events were staged for both
girls and boys.
The program provided for junior. in
tcrmediatc and senior classes in both
the girls and Boys events. The boys
in the junior class strovc for honors
in 30 yard cash, standing broad
jump and relay.
The Intermediates competed in the 81
yard dnsh. n rtlnrtng broad jump and
n relay and the seniors bnttlcd IN Il
100 yard sprint, running broad jump
and relay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
Scraps about Scrappers

Vincent LoGez has rounded in fine fsttlc
Mfor M his match Monday night AGAINST Joe
,de o. Johnny Mack meets ss ATFsna Tony wrTssr TIss
and Young Lsbodie faces Kid Bmmons on
the same card !.abodie and Mack are stan .
Soldier Katarski for August 10 at Vine Inc
Logan A. A. here.
scheduled for Thursday might. Adam Ryan
has paired on Tommy Dovlin. Of Manayunk,
The preiims are Jack Martin Hm w.. Bily
asol.s sn: Aslmsr % y: 'I ~, Markis X hs' Haley and
Marty Burns. former South Philsd phian n
matched with Benny lass for tho eight.
round semi -nnal to the Johnny Krause-Biiiy
Angelo set-to at the shore on Monday night
Harry Burke. Southwark puncher, has
been in strict training for about q week at
Adam Ryans. His manager. Fatty KoiD,
wants to send Burke against Eddie KID
Wagner or any OF the other local 1925
FOUNDERS.
Bobby nSs,s as so1npsw Hnpsy has re,
matches in view for the ort.s!der. one win Win
Danny Grieyes. twelve rounds. at Mana
yunk and the other at the Logan A. A,
Robinson s. Charley cross for the star bout
at the National A. 4. next Wednesday,
RoaHy sh nurns Rag ts ssm P!:
Jackson vs, KID Cotton and Sailor spag Va.
Al Williams,
There are letters in the Sports Department,
Of the EvENiN6 PuHLIc LRpoER for Herman
charley Dasssrt, Joe Belmont and Otto
O'Keefe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
FIREMEN ARRANGE TO
CLASH FOR CITY TITLE
VIII Play Three Games for Cham.
plonshlp Next Week

The baseball championship of the
City Firemen's League will be played
next week. Three games have been ar
ranged to be played at Shibe Park on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at
10 40 A. NJ.
At the open Z game Mayor Moore
and Director 'telyOu, together with
Ross Is. Daviss >,ief of the Bureau OF
Fire, will be attendance and the
Firemen's Band II play at each game.
The admission = 70" and the gem
eral public Is inv attend. The
opposing teams It Battalion,
Platoon "A ,''San,. lrth Battalion.
Platoon 3D.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
HARRISBURG AT S. PILLS
Motive Power Nine Here for Return
Contest at ShetzLlne Park

John breckenridge Harrisburg Mo.
tive Power nine will nay another wish
to the South Phillies at Broad and Big
Ter streets this afternoon.
The Capital City nine will have Bill
Ritter, tn" former Thilly pitcher on the
hill. and he will be opposed by Johnson
Harrisburg has played the locals three
times this season. and on each occasion
the downtowncrs were victorious. the
scores being -. o-3 and "a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
MARsT0N TO PLAY KERR
Meet In Final for isham CUP on
EkWanok Links TODAY

=, Manchester, w., July 20. - Maxwell
Il. Marston, Of Philadelphia. came as
near to losing as was possible In the
semi final round Of match play for the
isham Cup at Ekwanok Country Club
here but survived by virtue Of a little
wildness on the eighteenth hole on the
part Of George I. Lawyer, OF Fox Hills,
winning BY one up.
H. X. Kerr, Of Garden City, the
other finalist. had the distinction of
coming through the day without losing
more than one hole, and that was when
w. w. Patten holed a two ut the elev-
enth this morning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

no.decision bout on A1oust 8. Floyd
FtfzStmnto ons 70 the prom motor of this
contest. ,ohich he clincked about q
tceek ago, negotiations pith the
champion having been completed
.ohilc he tods in training for the
Tender tilt.
TNENDLER has arrived back in Phila-
L delphia. and he is greatly satisfied
with the battle he waged with the title.
holder. although somewhat disap-
pointed in not having annexed the light
weight laurels.
Won, Says Tendler
II honestly think that won the
bout he said today, but will leave
that matter for the public to decide: l
fought my hardest and gave the best
meet the champion again, and I am
confident that. II given another chance.
I can demonstrate my superiority In
more convincing style.
II nearly had Leonard out In the
seventh or eighth round---I can't re-
member which. During the course Of
the bout Leonard declared that he was
going to knock me out, but told him
that he couldn't do It. After It was all
over Leonard said:
You're the greatest kid I ever
fought
~ had trouble nifh NV legs in the
early rounds due to the padding on
the floor Of the ring. phich pas too
soft to suit me. II took some time
! am satisfied pith my sho,cing and
feel that I oatpointed the champion"
TNENDLER leaves at 9 o'clock this
hi. 'fnnSo1 smS !. 70. :unns4ns Asase city rhsrs st
crazy to see that kid Of mine, as well
as the wife," he smiled. "And I know
they the ARE, are :a.n1iously waiting for me to
Wild Drnon.sl.s.on
The southpaw got back in Phila-
delphia shortly before noon today, COM
ing up from Delanco, n. j., where
he trained for his bout with the cham
pion. After the contest Tender went
to New York. and left for Delanco.
by way of Burlington, late yesterday
afternoon.
II became terribly frightened" said
Tender, when the train pulled in.
There was sudden individual shot,
followed by what seemed to be vol
ley, and then thought I heard a
mighty roar.
But I soon learned that the COM
munity of Delanco had b. /" tipped off
about my return and the. got out in
full force, giving me some Of the well
come home stuff"
In Tenders party from New York
to Delanco were Joe Tiplitz, Jack
l"Scoodles"D Renfeldt and Frisco
Legs. who managed to work his way
into Lewis corner at the bout Thursday
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
Sues Louisville Baseball Company

Louisville. Nv. July 20.-Georrc Hcrrrld
owner ot the American Association club.
for $3.50. alleging n foul ball broke tnro,i ,n
the Baltimore International Leagu" cirb !''t
October for the .unior words cNamp' on .hip.
h!t him and ca iEed Il si!gnt 'unrussion OF
10 brain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
MRS. BUNDY WILL MEET
MOLlA FOR N. Y. TITLE
Former National Tennis Champ to
PLAY Present Holder at Rye

Rye, n. V. July %. - Mrs. May
Sutton Bundy. of Los Angeles. national
women's champion in 1904, will meet
Mrs. Molla Rjurstedt Mallory. present
national titleholdcr, today in the final
round of the New York State lawn
tennis singles championship on tho
courts of the Green Meadow Club.
Mrs. Bundy defeated Miss Marie
Wagner. of New York, in the
semi finals. o., 6-S. while Mrs. Mall
lory eliminated Miss Leslie Bancroft,
Of Boston, SO. OIL.
Both finalists flashed brilliant tennis.
Mrs. Bundy easily Outplayed her Metro
politan rival. while Mrs. Mallory,
though extended in the first set, always
had command of the situation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
Feds Apply for, Rehcarinq

Washington. July o.--Appl'ca'ion for rs-
hearing OF the baseball case decided by tho
Supreme Court at Its last term has hccn.
60, nr Counsel for the Federal League
iiasenull Club OF Baltimore. The proceedings
hrrugnt under the Sherman Anti Trust law
for treble damages were dismissed on the
gruuui that profcsniNna, baseball az con.
duc'nd under the national agreement was
not interstate commerce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
AL WILLIS A WINNER
Tacony Lightweight Beats Pugsy
Lee In Cambria Wind.Up

Al Willis, o. Tncony, had the bet
ter of his encounter in the wind Alr
ut the Cambria \. c. last night
Willis met Charles lPuggy) Lee. the
sailor boxer. and had the better Of his
opponent in every one Of the eight
rounds.
In the semi wind-up Soldier kntar-
sky had the better of Charley O'Ncill.
Bobby Robidcau drew with Joe Phil
lips. Al Mnrkcc beat Tommy German,
and frankie Faro and Oar Gartir
battlpd to an even break.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
BILLIARD STARS SPLIT
Hueston and Woods Each Win at
Recreation Academy

Arthur Woods and Tom Hueston split
in yesterdays blocks Of their 1900
point pocket billiard match at the
Recreation Billiard Academy. Woods
took the night game by a 1OO-56 score,
having a high run of ~.
In the afternoon HuestOn, with a
high run of 55. scored a 1885, to- 100 VIC
tory. Woods best run was 80 balls in
this block. The Eastern player holds
the lead in the match. The final two
blocks will be played today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
Mays Out With Injured Hand

st. Louis, July 20.--Carl Mays, Yankee
pitcher, injured his right hand while trying
bat In the ninth inning Of the third gams
of the series here and probably viii not he
able to pitch at Chicago, where the Yankees
0ox today, '.TI'-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
While kamm In LImelIQht

Los Angeles. Calf, July 90, Willie
Kamm. hundred thousand dollar third base
cans from San Francisco, OF the Pacific
Coast League, was tho stellar performer IN
triple play here yesterday, which nipped
In the bud n Vernon rally. San Francisco
" xinnInR Ii To g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
saraxen VIII Not Resian

Pittsburyh July 20-Gcne Snzaren. open
golf champion " the United states; Last
night denied a report that he Intended 70
try Club and to accep& a more remunerati'e y
contract from an Eassd9n club. Hs admitted
that he had received O6srs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

DEMONSTRATIONS of Tendlcr's
- reception at Dclanoo continued
nnti! O'Clock this morning. 4 party
Of Ler's cohorts from Philadelphia.
including Boo Boo HoT. Charley
Sch,oartz. "Bnssv." Pefev Warier
and a number Of others. motorcd
TO Delanc0 and helped in cheering
the southpaW for his great battle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

Total .,,.,......,.,. 1891 .4O8
The state Si New Jersey received 10
as the State boxing tax. ieOnari re-
S%c,ysr tsh psr cent Or $40, ssI. while
ards proits IRE est mat'd nj SjOO. .sSi
after costs Of ahopt si5 900 nre dcciuCted'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
Knocked Tnd
Ho,o Eastern Newspapers
Decided the Big Bout
R~fer.c Hary Erle lin n. Y. wor,d,--

Referec Hakry Fsrtie I'm N. Y. Wosid)--
Leonard,
New York World morninsl-Ieonard.
New York Evening Worid-Iraw.
Ncw York JlerLd--I.eonard.
Ncw York Trbunc--Drnw and Leonard.
New York Times-.-I<Onard.
New York AmTricpR-Leonnrd.
New York Gl0tr---l,eonard
New York IOurnui--1~Nnard.
New York Evening Telexra m--Draw.
New York Morning Teiegraph--I.eon-
New York Ever1ne Mail---I.eonnrd.
New York Evening Sun--1eOnafd.
Brooklyn EaGle-I<Onard.
Pittsb,vgh GaGettc-Ttmev-Ieonar
Philadcinhla Inquirer--Le0nard.
Phlln delphla Resord-1.cOnafd.
Public fset1ger-IeOnard.
Philadelphia Evening I%deer-Ieonard
Philadelphia North American-1eOnard.
philadelphia Dulletin--Tendler.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
.4O8 Total Receipts
of Leon0rd-Tend!er Bout

The official figures OF the Leonard
Tender bout " BOylr's Thirty Ncrrs
In Jcrsry City on Thursday CI enlng show
that 1880 lrcsons paid 1881 ,t0s In I'D
dillon to the 10 pcr cent Federal taX
The number Of tickets sold and the
uriCes follow. Wv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

Shanahan dr, pp"l another riusn c,,t,,I
ut FORTY -rt" 'th ava Wnlnu y,rrrls,, Ia ~,
Sphas to Tn" Crrt"s' was a pitchers.
battle between IurrS l0d Nann.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29
Among the independents
When rhilud-Ipria Terminal beat

Field iluo II 10 10 il m,lilCd tn third sl,c-
Ccssi'e N!c:ory fer the rn!irCaIcrs over II
Mount Ally n.n". Stenton ppUNdcd NnlT All
over the .Ot for eighteen hits. while iItZ,..
y."iu'd but a.Ue. !rt ihe LON tcIiu lost II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

Dave Bennis' Germantown Club scored rs
second StralEnt In the Hcr."s FOR the cha m.
Of Germantown b! winning uvsr
BE Nc!d {. .. Wilk.N's run n the nruI
session gave Grrman'"Nn thc victory Mel
lInL"r p.lrE"i tor i,r - 4nn"rs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

Ed Iusk continued to round ut 2 gtIc..ss
week by h.,l',US IN Nashville ,i!iti!ts ~ :
to 1. The Sar1c went ten innings John-
sons homer In IN" third. with one on ti,ri
the score Had he thrn started the r.,lIy n
the tenth that won IN" gam
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

The MctalI Pest 'on'inu,d It's classy play
Ing at, Forty-cighh and Walnut streets 6l
taking PENNSYLVANIA rrrvcirrs into camp
II 10 u. Danny McNicho! and M.tchatt
were the stars for the legion lads
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

C.:!.rdr1rs victory over Eo:th rcnn, ,n
I mGrk"I thr c.HHth str.igh, win of Ia,
..in. Cathedral Eit jGc bal, hurd SvitInl
hitcen hits 10 ne for the los, r..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

Bridrshurg 'uok the me'sIrc NJ IWI. krlc.
her At 'irond and WSl Der .trc"rs . to
Bobby Ricc vas tho star FOR the winners
at lat and in the h"ld. and poI,u out Il.r.,.
hits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

There nre letters In tho Sports Department
Of the EVENING PUaIIc L.p0ER for Herman
Htndin, Herman Taylor. Joe ODOUneil,
Charley DagGert. Joe Belmont and Otto
O'keefe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

FIei.hcr had !itt!c t"Oub!c in wa!lOplne
H.. Ii.I."r Ciuk. uI Trenton. for An s. 90
cunt n fM"I.ty-s.Xth and Rcd st.e"ts Nc,
\cil and EaH.nScr, win three nits eucp,
ere TIC stars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

Bobby Burmsn. the southpaw. has re-
sumed training. Eddie Hayes has two
matches In view for the port slider. one with
Danny Grieves. twelve rounds at Mana
yunk and the other at the Logan A. A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-29

ColOiia Ice Cream. after han ,trg M,ro.
lype li-to-o d"feat on Thursday. ra me
back AND plo!"d u tr gInc w.th tho ""r
phi!adC phiu, to l. EdCh team mad" 81 n
hits. ,a llalhr. the colonial .hoII"t y. h4u
an crt niEht and VS. c."Li.ci VIA 80,