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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-13
Camden Games

N2ssnth s4EI'lRTs sHd River Vs sv.Es: Esss Sid. A. A.
E'ccySnth and Linden street: M Linden An-star..
Fourth ana a ia .per A v: :i,..; samden Back sos.
ard Hurmsn' "a .,rss,. A. Ns; whitman Park. Norr,,
s,.y.n.0 car,,0n ". Twelfth Ward rh,r.,,,, -,
nue. sorinsa,s sns itDa Pres pen-Mar. Hadaon ave-,
ressIai sssrri'nst9n % vs. Public Service. rw.,r, .
and ddaWhsn Sh Giants vs.. Belneld A. A. N,r,.
nr.t Sin and rtsrc. s. e streets, rs. Atlas A. A. Thirty.
Eri. ' .iNe.,, srs,ser' at Camden city. Third ana
%sssd,yss %s%Ss. sosp G'T': y n:r n Ma, ,r'n'.os'n
AAI.rhliIif- Ansi rbIfiy at e. GrenIoch;
nnSTTnh"r r,rId Club at Hsddonn.d
at NstIonaj P,rto to' "'ouce'ter vs. Belmont,
Wyoming R.dmen at Berlin,
Reacn a A. at Audubon
Issuance 9. G. at CoIinsswood
E.lrbte,n.ta' A. G. OF gloucester at H.aa..
T. s. 5 Rochester at KJrkwood N
SUNDAY
w a!e'rhsr n,, Yarn vs.. West Berna spsrrov.
u,Iisr.c Reliance club VI, North Mercha utyill., =,
Camden Ailstars at Brooklawn.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
sSsHsEaH sB SsuS' Mar.Ssif Har,f'R E. rsrti smrtiisa.
wild%osd yHsTsos riFers; s;onsbr;h - south Pills o.
FOX Motor. 7! West PhiIs. =
Eis.,owni EEiis,Sssri s. b. fstd sf olS%S.'s lKSsSSs's %.
Hrdssburg IL; Fairview 1
Hidale, o; Dobson, ]. ri
,ro9r r91ty sish'h Ward 12; Donovan 4 Arm.
Rex A. A.. I .Pennlyn. 8.
sshSonrnss tshs% = s. ssofa"i T.. Mds; 5Ss Cream. 2.
Wiiminstoni ie; hsieS SMltes Mo,o1.. J.
y.i,S yssI'h ss;'.iisss ss;;s.aiii;ss S:s;!!::
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Scraps about Scrappers


manager: " lin tTynG to explain 70 local
TONED where shea<n could sell 500 to $500 $500
y Z, tickets and where Fisher aIready had sold
answer was: NO one knows lhem-:,hoyy y
wont draw can you beat it? Lala apa.
looza comes from out-Of-town-everybody
knows him 60 and receives more than /
ask for either Fisher or Shearn. Isn't It
discouraeins Tor promising local boxers?
planning to come to Philadelphia again.
after defeating Robby Ward and Rarn!s Con.
nelly intends making his home here Don
nelly is to meet Ray. ,Pryel in Pittsburgh
hG.a'F Eris. Fa nsh, M.y g. Spd Charley oc0"ne in
It'll, The show scheduled s.,1 fSr Monday night,
postponed until May i. Len Rawlins la nn and and
Mike Russea. who are scheduled on the
same program. asked for more time TO set
into condition.
Mickey Marte!l and Andy Marte.l. both Of
rhs are eons to at afs 'hs ths1
respective professional debuts under the
management Of Andy Moran.
two Kensington I0s-pounders. They are ROY
Nelson and Young Wolsast.
Roche Rockers. Wilmington southpaw, has
been keepinG IT. pr"uarod for action with
any, OF the 3O.pounders. Roche issues "a a
challenge to Earl Baird and Nd Wagner
Young Dencio. Fil!pIno., hyweisht. who
scored a knockout over Mickey Morris I.
matched 70 meet Joe Colletti at Ntiantic
City Monday night; lTc also viii take on
indian Russell at Harrisburg. May -.
BILLY Cannon. following h's victory ovsr
Bobby Rob idenu at Harrisburg. IL angling
for a meeting with Freddy Jacks. the Brit
isher D's
Teddy Leonard. formerly OF MNnt,o c,.v
and now OF New York. Is In Phiiade,n nhta'
He has been training for several davs az
Herrmanns. and Is in shane 10 meet an, %
the local nyweishts. Leonard weighed 100
pounds after a workout yesterday. N''
Joe jackson will get n chance 70 redoo,,
himself against Pet Hobin when they meet
ct the Ice Palace next Thursday night ~, ".
Their last bout Hobin dropped Jackson. Four
other bouts arc on the program. oN
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE
smbl.r at Iansdale. souderton at Fer
kasie Doylesto~n at Conshohocken.
PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN LEAGUE
c;Isrsid. at Fort WASHINGTON. Hatboro ~
Ashhourne. Mckinley at Wynomoo''
PERKroMES VALLEY LEAGUE
FaIrv!.w, at sshw:ns'v;i'cc; c,sS worcester ~
BELL. TELEPHONE LEAGUE
Mantenspcs Vs. GsTs,a 0n's. snd somee
streets. AtlsnsSo H,tS f.S ESls' No s NOW TT.n,y
Gn,h ard soTT.Ts.is TSr.s.as. sFes: fa rs Tw.nS:
ninth and somsr:s; street. rs r.,.Sr.pn. @ Mor,h
.s; ,, At!and FisId 10. /. Twcntv-n!n,h and somer-
set streets
CENTRAL. BURLINGTON LEAGUE
M.d,o,s At Palmyra. Roebltns at Beverly.
DeIanco at Burlington
WEST JERSEY LEAGUE
woods.own at Elmer Gloucester ~ S'S-
ton Glassporo at Woodbury.
NORTH PENN LEAGUE
w.aon ct Glen.,de. Amb,.r at or.!.n nd
North Wales at heasos-Ma''i'o'' N''0'7'
INDUSTRIAL AMATEUR LEAGUE
Thornton tIleT Snsns. S.vs sTr.sts sn;' Krt loom fnom
sortShk st CysIhrook Carpet. Mascher and west
moreland streets
NAVY YARD LEAGUE
ssu,srcI X:oE Ns,'l u Hs''!s''H H,rains ,ani ais
T. s1ssrue MS S' island Navy Yard.
INDEPENDENT GAMES
,,,c,.ter At J. + ]. pobson. Th'rty.h' d
street and Queen Iane ,,.ruor, md
Parkland at Br'aesous' r''"''''' anu
oT,hod1S Hiodtovn s" a. F7e!sh.r, Twenty-s1th and
l.,.Ssr Pn.ssiphrs N: Ns:h.a .Ha w.ins, .Tss!.
Paterson silis Soy at Hi''da'e. sixth and
Main s5,nsnsn ss1ssf' SaFfsS fsStrawerlas. clo,h.n
South Philadelphia HEBREWS " mount
H0,iyd Ardmor. at Marshall f. Smith. Tenth
ana Iiran SaLiler chain at Chester, smedley Field.
Seventh and Ihoyd strsen r., ,,,.
Wilmington at j. E. Barber a Co.. rren-
'0s St. Agatha. OF BROOKLYN. at South Pills
rvss,4 Ws:!!SsSSus;" sss a. and sHydsr s"enus.
West VEST" Berlin at Harrv A MacNey Club.
Forty seventh and srEuee streets, street,, vr,,
r,f,S,sIsh,n ESSpfi iss sSd walnut Street. " ""'
HshIsnd rssk .o.,.Ts e .isGoss NsTGn' Mesn HoIk
rtf,y,Rnth rfs9RIssh H%TI sTd oHfSTd street. 'a a. 49,
St. Columbia at Merrill, Thirtleth and
"ressons Tisers at North rhtlles. Fourth
and WtnsohogktrE streets
and saslmGTH PlsssSn, Hs%s se.. pouss SsaGa c"o"
Madison Stars at Nerriwell Pencoyd Field
Ridge avenue and Park Drive.
Kershaw at Harry Greenwood Club Tuiip
and Ann streets,
Hatch Motor at Shamokir.
Sun CC"'Nsny. Of Marcus Hook. a. River
side.
West at Stonehurst, SiSty-nIn,h
street terri
=. Rockdsle Fox Motor. Seventh and
Grange stree,
and G0S wanSt MS'oT street,. % "s' Ps'' Fftye'sh'h
BrCGk!yn Royal Giants at PlainneId, y ].
Walter a at Moreland. Fifty-sixth
Fralinger AT st. Barnabas'. Firty-fourth
street and ElmwoOd avenue.
Twentieth Ward Pros. at Weston Fifty-
fourth street and Florence avenue.
Ha!Con at Chelten A. A. osontz avenue
Germantown Old Timers. Thirteenth and
Jackson streets.
Darby Field club at Elmwood Field Club
Eighty y-ninth street and Tincum avenus
Hulmerille at Logan 4 A.. Fighteen,h
and RocklhHd streets.
. SAMSON Club At National city Cononsry
torty-serenth and Spruce streets. "''
cuban stars at Howsrds OF Byookivr
Porter streets. ~ ~'S"' Gnu
yenango st Louis waithsr. rorr..a.l.
avenue and street. -"''e"e
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M Louisville and Pmco Tracks
7'oda,'s Scholastic Games
And Results of Yesterday
CATHOLIC LEAGUE

bbhuOE
Catholic High vs. salesianum High. Will
''"s''" OTHER GAMES
p. I. d. vs. wenonah Military Academy
"T| Tempis rrcp vs. Wilmington High. viii
'fsnH" Penn Fresh W. Psddie Institute. Hlshts'
Narbs,r,,th ,,, High vs. coatesville Hish'
,Norristown High vs.. West Chester High
wee Ssorss Sse''seihl School vs.. swarthmoro Prep.
Swarthmore. -
6irard College VS.. wenonsh Military
Cheitenham High vs.. Lower Merton High
Atsite state College in,erscholastics. state Col.
tHien Mills INTERMEDIATES. Glen Mills, Pa
South Jersey interscholastics. Ceilings
wood. u,,>.>.,s
Gernan,owu, High at Northeast lIish
NJ. Central itsh vs. Lower Merton High
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
INrERsCHoLAsTIC LEAGUE
Germantown High. a.: Frankford Hish. .
High. ].
1NTERACADEMrC LEAGUE
r,.cops Acads%S ASaSmy St.
''et West Catholic. 10: st. Joscph's. 4.
OTHER. GAMES
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
RI, D. Il; GermarrtoySn Friends, s.
DsrbH fh ish R"TSy Rsdhdr msh H,S,
i.ansdowne High. %: Ridley Park High. 4.
INTERsCHOLAsTIC LEAGUE TENNIS
Penn Charter. 8; Camden High, o.
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VICTORY FOR DEVLIN
outpoints willie MecIoskey In Fea.
ture Bout Of Cambria Show

Tommie Devlin had the better of the
eight round wind-up at the. weekly
show Of the Cambria A. c. last night.
The verdict went to the Manayunk
boxer by reason Of his aggressivencss,
although the clinching tactics of both
performers mRrred their work.
The best number Of the evening was
the semi wind-up between George
Russell and Toughey Murray, in which
tho former won the decision.
The other results: Philadelphia
Jimmy Hanlon finished Johnny Bryan
in the third; johnny Ennis beat Jack
Rose in slugfes,. and Pat Haley
knocked out Jimmy Murray in the first.
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GARTNER OPENS SEASON
erIdesburs viii Usher Season in at
ParkIand Field Tomorrow

The Gartner Club, Of Parkland. with
its lineup strengthened fully 100 per
cent over that of last year, will show
the nati"cs Of that town the now lo.1o
edition for the first time tomorrow
afternoon.
Bill Whitman Bridcsburg Club will
lie Parkland's opponents, and n hard
fought game is looked for. Many Phil
adelphians take in the Sunday games
at Parkland.
1t is easy Of access by train and n
dozen trucks will leave Fifth and Allie
gheny avenue up until / 80 y. NJ.
Manager McClOskey still has next Sun
day open for first class team that
will give return twilight game. Call
Tioga 36-l3 NJ, or write +. McC!oskey.
701 West Indiana avenue.
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BY BOOTS AND SADDLE

LOUISVILLE. ky., May 13.-For the
hrst time in history it is not outside the
probabilities that Kentucky bred fllies
may win two classic races on the same
day-the Kentucky Derby and the
Preakness.
Miss Joy. the Montfort. Jones queen
Of fillies BY Peter Ounce Proud Daisy.
is probability in the Preakness at PIN.
leo. while IT. II. Hewitt's Startle. a
Star Hawk speed wonder. is growing
rapidly in popularity for the Derby.
The more than 10000 persons who
Will witness the race awoke today to
find the sky cloudless and the early
sunshine giving promise of summer
heat: A lightning fast track is assured,
barring a sudden and unforeseen change
IN weather conditions. The exact min :
ute OF the start of the classic cannot be
determined. but the barrier will be
snapped between and 5:1J o'clock,
Eastern standard time, it generally IS
agreed. the. derby being the fifth race
on the card.
A heavy rain before post time in the
Derby would send Startle's stock soar.
ing. Only one filly has won the Derby
in its long history. Startle is in the
pink OF condition. and by many IL de-
clarcd the runner up for Norwich, Ben.
jamin Blocks unbeaten Runnymede
colt. whic.. = strong favorite for the
race.
The Derby card is hummer. Every.
body is here and, while Norwich is on
everybody's tongue, most everybody
wants to be surprised. 1t Is too com.
monplace for the handicap choice to take
the prize. The public wants to see
something win that will pay three fig
ures for two dollars.
A majority Of that class not only
wants to be thrilled, bat many Of them
have selected Il. r. Bradley as the
thriller. Bradley began to charge the
populsce with excitement when he an.
nounced that he would start four horses
Busy American. Bet Mosie, BY Gosh
and Banker Brown. Entering horses in
the Derby is no child play, as 1t costs
just 500 bucks for each horse entered.
Lean to Bradley
The Westerners are especially lean.
ing to Bradley, although it is common
knowledge that Busy American is all.
ing. From down in the Blue Grass
there is lot Of talk about Bob Shan
mons Deadlock, and they, like the
Startle hackers, are praying for more
rain.
My Play. the brother of Man O. War.
almost overlooked in the early calcuia.
tions, is causing the wise ones to con-
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PENN AND GERMANTOWN
IN CRICKET LEAGUE tilt
Six Teams See Action In This After.
moons Games-Ardmore 10 Idle

The University Of Pennsylvania
cricket team will meet Germantown
this afternoon at Mannheim in a Phila-
delphia cup match. The Germantown
team is in a tie for first place with the
Wanderers. The Red and Blue has
scored ore triumph out Of three starts
In the other league matches this
afternoon. Merton Cricket Club. with
one victory and one defeat. meets the
Wanderers on the Merton grounds
while Philadelphia Cricket meets Hav-
erford College at St. Martins. Ardmore.
the other member Of the league. will
not see action until next Saturday,
when it will play its first game.
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MISS RYAN IN BRUSSELS
only American Tennis Star In In.
ternationaI Tourney

Brussels. May 13.-Miss Elizabeth
Ryan. of California. is the sole repre-
sentative OF the United States in the
international hard court tennis cham
pionship which opened here, today.
Both Dean Mathey and Miss Eleanor
Cioss worc entries. but have cabIed
Chevalier do Bornan. president of the
Leopold Club. that they will he unable
10 be present. fact which is deeply
regretted By the organizers of the
tournament.
Belgium, England. Denmark, France,
Holland. Italy, Rumania, Spain.
Switzerland and Czecho Slovakia have
entries in all the events.
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen. the French
star. will defend her singles title, as
well as playing in the doubles and mixed
doubles. She is paired with Miss RyaT,
~ tne women doubles and with young
NJ. Cochet, of France. in the mixed
doubles.
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NORWICH STRONG
FAv0R|TE IN DERBY
Boots and Saddle Picks Startle
as Runner-Up in Kentucky
Feature -
N PINK OF CONDITION
$4,000 Kentucky Derby
viii Haze Eleven Starters

Louisville. ky.. May 13.--Mor-
vich and ten other three year -olds
have been named over night for the
forty eighth running of the Ken
tucky Derby at Churchill Downs
today.
The race, at one mile and quar-.
ter, will have an added value of
$50. goo, in addition to which
$1,000 gold service will go to the
owner of the winner. -.
If all start, the race will be worth,
including the trophy, $54 300 to the
winner.
The probable starters, post posi-
!ions, weights, jockeys and odds fol-
low:
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By ROBERT w. MAXWELL

PlmlicO Race Track, Nd, May ID
Twelve of the country's swiftest and
mist stout hearted three year. .olds
,omueted in the $4,000 rrcakness here
hs afternoon.
Twenty. five thousand spectators-a
sDacity crowd which filled the stands
and thrr~sed out on the field--wit.
messed the biggest event of the local
racing season.
Tho ancient race course. which
,,,etches picturcsQuely along Belvidere
avenue, attracted sportive Baltimore
snd also track dcvotces from Washing.
ton. Philadelphia and other nearby
places. =,
Four hours before the race the spec.
tstors began to drift into the park. AT
noon noon more than 1000 were present and
Ton times as many were on hand at l
o'clock. The warm sunshine which fl.
tred through sort Of a hazy sky
nrcsaged good weather and this attract
ed the crowd.
superlative Scratched
Early this morning it was announced
that Superlatlvc, who with Pillory
formed the Wilson Salmon entry, had
been scratched, cutting down the field
from the hoOdoO thirteen to an even
dozen. The withdrawal caused no ex-
citement. for tho supcrman colt was
hot considered seriously by the talent.
Because of coughing epidemic a
humber Of horses had to be withdrawn
Ia L. al ut{ kn
been no decrease in interest for the
running Of the annual classic of the
Pimlco senson. From the big crowd
M race. .goers that had assembled in
Baltimore last night it is expected that
lhe rs hilltop track will be jammed
Ind crdmmed to capacity by the time
DE biz event is started.
A $50, 900 purse is hanging for the
Winning horses owner. While Miss
10Y looms as the stced with the speed
70 capture mile and n furlony sprint
(br three.year- -old colts and fillies,
there is no doubt that there will be
lot Of whipping before the wire is
(ached.
Dark Horse
Hephaistos is at least one entry that
pay take lot of joy out Of Miss
oy's hackers. The former has been
licking up the dirt at a rather nifty
Pip Of late, and only last Wednesday
proved that he had lot OF stuff when
be broke the track record at a mile
(nd sixteenth.
The feat that makes Miss Joy stand
put so prominently as the probable win.
per Is the fact of its fast time in a
Eorkout over the Preakness distance at
kentucky, before being shipped here.
arrylng l25 pounds, Miss Joy went
ae mile and a furlong in l minute
20 seconds, and such time isn't to
sneezed at by any means.
For this afternoons big race Miss
ey, whit Garner up. will cafry 121
Nunds. Hephastos will have a lighter
oad BY seven pounds, and McAtee will
the kid behind:
There will be. three entries in the
vent. Miss Joy is coupled with st.
1enry and will represent the Montfort-
ones stable. The Greentree stable
ScFs will be flown by Galantman and
lrate Gold, while the r. #, Wilson.
walter J. Salmon charges are
l,ory and Superlative.
Inc real dyed. in the. wool race goer
y Nns, BELIEF n something like When in
~uo1' llny Lang and with this
cung sensational jockey astride OIL
ian, carrying 100 pounds. Chick might
ONE through the smoke atop the win.
H. linen again he may not.
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Must Wrestle to a Finish

Chicago. May 13. The city Athletic
Commission has ruled that tho wrestling
match between John Pesek and Marin Pies
tina here Tuesday nght must go to finish
best two out OF three falls. The commits.
sion refused consent to Il contest to de-
csion by rounds.
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President Accepts Athletic Post

New York. May 13.-Henry Rreclinridva
president of the National Amateur Athiaf IT,
Federation of America. has announced Tia,
ne has been Hra .Sa, notified by Commander C. Il.
ing had accepted The honorary presdency n,
the new federation. His election took paca
at the Ersanizatien meeting in Washington
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GERMANTOWN STARS OUT
'"'0erry and Tinker lneIlolbIe 70
J, outdoor "Quadsn

\ Wiam,own Winainw High Schools chances
m t"conihg conaIg tn" outdoor "Quads'' were
Inf CONSIDERABLY wns when the announce
NJ T;nsso made that Ralph Hansborry
|re mH'er noia, We're ineligible. Both were
|lds dsiI%erry i%o is a, stpr shotputter, and
(tcrsothn LUZ record for the Cheltcnham
Cad Cad;oiastics: He also is n brilliant
Jumper. Tinker is a pole yaultcr
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EFT. Appleby Wins Poaaenbura Gun

New York. Nav lin the deci 6irg match
Of the final round OF the Possoo oIurg cup
Is.2 billiards tournament, Edgar :. Appeby
last night defeated Francis s., h's brother
by the count OF $50 to ~. " nning tho trophy
for the second successive year.
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Burman Gets Decision Over Ryan

| Louisville. Ky.. May l3,--Joe Burman.
! Chicago bantamwe!ght was awarded the
| newspaper decision over Tommy Ryan. or
McKeesport. Pa. in twelve-round bout
here.
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belmont Loses to Martin on Foul

New York. May 13.--C;ene belmont. Mem
phis Tenn. featherweight. was disqualified
Tor fouling in the fourth round OF a sched-
uled twelVe-round bout, with Vincent Pep
per- Martir. of Brooklyn. and the referee
AVA rded the decision 20 Martin.
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Pirates Get Indian InfleIder

Cleveland. May 13. Walter Hammond
second baseInan. purchased by the Clevela nd
americans from Pittsneld, Mass, Eastern
League team. last Winter. has been released
American League teams waived on him.
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St, Paul Pitcher Jumps

st. Paul. Mimi. May la--Rees Steam
boat Williams. pitcher with the St. Paul
| Bumped to Eveleth. OF tho Mesabi Range
| league, Il was learned here today.
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LONG PUTT PUTS
GREER IN FINAL
Quebec Champion Eliminates
Fred Knight on Eighteenth
in Bala Golf
CLAREY LEADS REYNOLDS
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

Marcus Greer, Llancrch and Quebec
champion. stepped into the final round
Of Baa's farewell golf this afternoon.
when he sank twenty foot putt on the
last green and eliminated Fred Knight.
Whitcmnrsh.
Grccr will oppose The winner Of the
Ed Clarcy- Walter Reynolds match In
the final this afternoon. Clarey was
! IN nt the end Of the ninth on Rcy-
nolds.
Knight was 3 down and 2 to GO when
hc started squirt that was stopped
only by Greor's sensational putt on the
eighteenth This made him = down and
out. bolieiny the famous Salvation Army
slogan.
Knight holcd long putt on the six
tocnth for win and took the spven-
tecnth with n 3 when Greer made a
poor chip shot for the green. Greer was
on the green with his drive on the short
eighteenth. or rather ninth. and sank q
putt for twenty feet for bird . and
the match.
Grcer's Win Surprise
The victory of Greer was somewhat of
n surprise. a. he was defeated by knight
al 'h' D i'il'Ii
The cards follow:
2S' Is,...;: =: : = 3 s 3 : sE-ssEi-7. 81
nPs IN -: :.s : 1 9 : 3 ! s-ss s-ss-77
Clarcy. who is favored to win the
tourney for Forest View. went out In
:'S against ~ for Reyonds. who repre-
sents ArOnimink. Their cards for the
first nine holes follow:
Reynolds ','''''.,.. .......,..: s 3-9s
1t was II gala day at Bala. The
now clubhouse will be formally opened
this afternoon and n. Bart McHugh
has arranged an elaborate program Of
entertainment for this afternoon and
tonight
Reynolds won his wav to the match
today by trimming John J. Beadle,
l.lancrch. ] up. Il match in which the
last seven holes wcro halvod yesterday
afternoon. Clarey came through with
margin Of 3 and > over Phil Randolph
.lr.. tho plump expert Of Lakewood $
dips and rises.
Sizzling Golf
Tho bcst golf yesterday was played
by George HOffner, Bala. and Greer.
IHc IHIt"T was TWO DOWN au rne y0fn.
but kicked in with long putt at the
tenth and n stymie at the twelfth to
square tho match They traded couple
and halvcd couple till they came to the
sixteenth. Here Hoffnor was short and
lost what proved to be the deciding hole. .
He had 12-foot putt on tho eighteenth
for two, but overran and failed com
ing back. The three puts cost him n
chance to carry on and the king Of
smoke was out.
The Greer Hoffner act was nut on
first couple Of years ago at Lu Lu.
and Greer won that time when Hoffner
was city champion. That was the day
that Greer first busted into the golf
public prints. History repeated yester.
day.
Greer's match today with Knight was
also not without its historic phases also
A couple of weeks ago he lost TO Knight
at Trenton, after being one up and two
to play. when Kn;: I got bird on the
seventeenth and won the ku-ku hole,
which runs parallel with the asylum.
HOffner and Greer both had 1Js yes
tcrday. Here they are:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-13
All Come Back

7, ro tbo roIur,orr orr,o,,,;.,.
-, ,,.h ~ pJ. ,,,n '.ohn as
edition layout. ninc-hole course
nre ever so nopnIar- Just nave look
up .hcrs, Sa'u "re soiicr coming down
10 'hr ionr'h, nose coy white club
anu locke' houses hest'lhg under the
.recs. the starter o"oth ana the hags,
tnc crowu on IN" terrace. gee whiz. IT
makes you SlaG 10 ne alyr' Ion know
an your 1ri'ndI VIII be here; There II
,,, De Joshlng' g"nd Jun ana a glad hand.
mat why l. Tor one, come every
year: , 900 w
1t S why -''o enter tourney on
a ninc-hole course at i.v iirst crack of
spring; hrtore the regular season has
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-13
Jockey Stretch Dies

baltimore, May 13.-Jockey Stretch. who
rode Red Start IN yesterdays steeplechas se
at Pimllco and was injured. died in the
Baltimore General Hospital today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-13
WEATHER RIGHT FOR RACE
Starters Ready for
Big Preakness Stakes

psCoupled ms Montfort Jones
s;Coupled as Greentree Stable
i entry.