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The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-30
ADMINIsrRATRIx NOTICE

Notice IL hereby given that Letters
Of Administration, upon the estate OF
Leopold 4. Dubowsky, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, by
the Probate Court of Buchanan Coun-
ty, Missouri. bearing date OF the 4th
day Of December. 1922.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance. within SIN
months from date Of said letters, OF
they may he precluded from any bene.
fit Of such estate; and II said claims
be not exhibited within one year from
the date Of the publication of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
ROSA DUBOWSkY,
(SeaN Administrative.
Attested:
Fred NJ Wanger, Clerk of Probate
(l29)
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters
OF Administration, upon the estate OF
Mary X. Antemeyer, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, by
the Probate Court of Buchanan Coun-
ty, Missouri, bearing date of the 18th
day Of November, 1922.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required TO exhibit
them to me for allowance, within six
months from date of said letters, or
tney may be precluded from any bene-
fit of such estate; and If said claims
be not exhibited within one year from
the date OF the publication OF this
notice, they will be forever barred.
EDWARD A. ANTEMEYER.
(seaD Administrator.
Attested:
Fred NJ. Wanger, Clerk of Probate.
G125)
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-30
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Letters
of Administration, upon the estate oil
Francis II. Fisher, deceased, have
heen granted to the undersigned, by
the Probate Court of Buchanan
County, Missouri, bearing date Of the
7tk day OF December, 1922.
All persons having claims against
sasd estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance, within siS
months from date of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any ben
eft of said estate; and il said claims be
not exhibited within one year from
the date Of the publication Of this
notice, they will be forever barred.
VERDA V. FISHER,
CSeaD Administrative.
Attested:
Fred NJ. Wanger, Clerk Of Probate
(l29)
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-30
(No. 56C2G
ORDER OE PlnIIC


IN the Circuit Court OF Buchanan County,
Missouri, to the January Term, A, D., 1898.
State Of Missouri County Of Buchanan, S.,
Margaret l. Ryan,,,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,P Plaintiff
",
Ralph Ryan ....,.........,,.,.,..D Defendant
Now at this day comes the plaintiff by her
attorney and il appearing 10 the satistaSt9
Of the Circuit Court that said defendant,
Ralph Ryan, is a non.re sideut ui The state OF
Missouri, and does not reside the and
has absconded aud absented himself from
his usual place Of abode in this State. IL is
ordered that said uon.resiient defendant be
notified by publication, as required by law,
that said plaintiff has commep-ed her suit in
this Court against said defendant by petition
and affidavit, the object and general nature
Of which Is 20 OF tain decree Of divorce on
TIE ground that defendant has Offered plain
tin such indign!tiss as render her condition
in life intoleralle, IN coming home drunk, and
assaultng her and striking her, in cursing
her aud gambling and accusing her q! lui-
lelityi and on the ground Of vagrzDcy in thas
he has failed 10 support and provide for
piGiqtln, That unloHs the said Ralph RYAN
ihall be and appear st the next term Of this
Court, 10 DO begun and held az the Colrt
House, IN the City Of ST. Joseph in Buchangn
County, State OF Missouri, on the first dav ~
January, 1923. ON or before the third day 1i
said term, 20 answer plaintiff petition thc
same will be taken for confessed as 10 him
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-30

three crying spells higher than they
were last Christmas,
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-30
CNo. 3S2l2)
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

In the Circuit Court Of Buchanan County,
Missouri, TO the January Term, A. d., 1873
State Of Missouri, County OF Buchanan IS.
Emma VsnDusen .Plaintift
Edwin r. VanDussn .....,.....; Defendant
Now at this day comes the plaintiff by her
attorney, and II appearing 70 the satisfaction
OF the Ci- suit Court that said defendant,
Edwin R. yanDusen5 is q non'resident o.
the State Of Missouri and does not rssiae RESIDE
defendant be notified by. publication, as re-
quired by law. that said plaintiff has com
menced her suit in this Court against said
iect and general nature OF which is TO obtain
a decree Of divorce from the. defendant on
the grounds Of indignities, such as to render
n hsr ,6. 5GsdeGR te% that tie asendn %as pos
sessed Of high and ungovernable temper
would fly into rage OF anger and curse and
abuse this Plaintiff that he threatened plain
tifrs life and that she was afraid he would
execute his threatsi that the defendant fsilsd
and refused 70 support plaintiii and her chill.
dren and that he compelled plaintiff to go 70
her chiklreni and that he has caused plaintiff
20 be sick and bseoms nervous wreck;
That unless, the said defendant Edward Van.
OF this Court, to 30 begun and held at ths
Court House, in the City Of St Joseph, in
buchanan County, State Of Missouri, on tke
third day Of said term, TO answer plaintiff
petition, the same will be taken for confessed
as TO him and Judgment rendered accordingly
order be published In The 81. Joseph Oh,
server a newspaper. published in the Cqunty
q buchanan, for iout weeks 'ueesssiyslly
teen daysghtiors the ns1t January, 1928. tern
| OF this Court,
| A true copy, Attest! -----
Isn EMMETT J. GROUSE,
! By I. I. McMenamy, Deputy Clerk.
r, II. Miller. Attorney fox Plaintih. Oil0
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-30

In the Circuit Court Of Buchanan County,
Missouri. 10 the January Tern, a. D., 1873.
pose Ii Moran Plaintiff
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-30

ana ssysIs sRt FendeTed accordingly.
u 10 further ffdsred, that q copy Of this
crdsr fe published l. Tie ST. Joseph Oh.
ssrysT,'s nsN spApsT putE bed IL shs cOaaty
Of nvchsn8I, i0r ioug NtEks saecs ssiVeiy, rs
last ipssrtieA OF Wh.cs w. pc 3, leAst aitseA
days before ths esx, lsEAar,. 1904 ssrR "
this Court.
a trus eopT. Aliest,
ENMkTT J. GROUSE
tsrat Clerk.
BY }. l.. Ngkitr-ay. HtsslY CleTA.
More VI. ,=sig, AttoIney ;ST Ylsintin. AND
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WEISS TO PILOT
CAYUGA T0SSERS
Unable to Procure Home
Grounds, semi-Pros viii
Be Forced to Travel
HAVE STRONG LINEUP
HAVE

Ad. r. Weiss. who was on the Ath-
lctics' roster rs n twirlcr back in 1912.
will manage the Cayugn scmi.pros this
summer. Weiss club has made nppli-
cation for the Philadelphia Baseball
Association. and will be one Of the
fnstcst travelling teams in the city.
Cayuga originally planned to play
games at home and travel two days n
week. However, the team was unable
TO secure a suitable field and was forced
to travel.
Weiss claims he has one of the best
infields in the city. And glance at his
line up for the inner works goes n long
way toward making one believe his
statement. "Pipe" Daub will cover the
initial sack. "Pipe" is n pip of n
first bascman, and very few balls will
get past him. Frank Farrell, former
Mclrosc star. will guard the second
sack. Farrell Is grent hascman and
also can hit the ball. lie should prove
| invaluable. Vince Farrell. who was on
the payroll Mt Bridesburg last season
will cover third. Vince is a well-knowr
athlete. and needs no introduction
Fritz Riley. star with the A. r.. F.t
is slated for the shortstop iob.a He car
hit and is a whiz in the field.
The outfield, too, looms UP strong
Scotty Orchard will be in left. 1rist
Cannon is the selection for center ant
George Church will be in right. Al
played semi pro ball before, and thei'
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SHORE FANS HAVE
.L0TS0F BASEBALL
Keystone, Ms'ross and sacha-
raoh Giants Set for Big In
dependent Season
KEYSTONE PLAYS SATURDAY

Semi-pro baseball fans are slated
to be well taken care of at Atlantic
City during the coming season, nc.
cording to an interview with Sam G.
Hisbee, who is beginning his third term
as manager Of the Keystone Club nine
at the seashore resort. With the
Bacharach Giants planning to plny
through the week, the Keystone clan
performing on Saturdays. and Melrosc
staging contests on Sunday, the stage
is all set for what promises to be the
biggest season in the history Of inde-
pendent baseball In the city BY the sea.
Melrose has already staged four tits,
and has vet to taste defeat. The last
stOners, though they have played but
one of their three battles on their home
field at the Inlet. This was on Satur-
day. when they whitewashed the strong
aggregation from Pleasantville, score
% to .. The victors presented one of
the strongest combinations that has
represented Atlantic City for some time.
POss Hosbach, a. youngser who has
proved real find, was on the mound
and allowed Pleasantville but five
bingles.
Other hurlers signed include Bill
Hearing. who twirled against Shanahan
last season, and Howell Heath. the
Mclrose and Atlantic City High School
slab artist. Healy, Brown and Morris
are listed to do the receiving. The
stops, while Morris IL a Keystone vet
eran. The inner defense has the, ap-
pearance of human fortress. for
Manager Higbee has signed the leading
infelders of the Jersey village.
Either Brown or Heath will perform
at the initial sack, though there is a
possibility that Fred Somcrs, the former
Rochester International League star.
will cast his lot with the Maroon and
Gold, outfit. Bill Cummings, formerly
with Mayor Edward I. Bader's Club,
will cover the keystone sack. with
Walter Heckle. the erstw hile Marshall
r. Smith infelder, throwing them out
from shortfeld. Captain ''Ponnie'
Weiss. a former Melrose and Bethle.
hem Loading Company luminnry, will
complete the infeld ut the hot corner.
Weiss recently turned down tryomt
with the St. Louis Cardinals while
performing with the Bethlehem nine.
The seashore outfield on Saturday
was branded unbeatable in South Jer-
sey. Eddie "Screch" Miller. the for
,mer Vineland fychaser and star center
of the st. Nicholas basketball FIVE,
played a perfect game in left field. ac-
cepting four chances without a miscue
and mauling the horsehide for no less
than five safeties. William Lefty"
Rickert, who has signed to play with
Dover, Del. played a whale Of game
at the center field post, while ike"
Nelson, the former Fleisher Yarn and
Shanahan swat artist, looked like four
aces in the right garden.
Manager Higbee is booking twilight
and Sunday games away and Saturday
games Mt home with the leading semi
pro mines around Philadelphia. He may
be reached at 3O1 Madison avenue, At
luntic City.
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AMBLER HAS TEAM IN
NORTH PENN LEAGUE
Manager John Dull Has Sixteen
Men Siqned to Date

The Amber Field Club. which en- =
jOyed successful season on the grid =
iron last year, has accepted n franchise
in the North Penn Baseball League,
and John Dull. prominent business
man of Amber, has been elected to the
position of manager. He has signed
sixteen players to date and expects to
have the team that will bring the pen =
nant to Amber.
The catchcrs under contract are
Myers, of the Twin County League. and
Sailor, a local lad. Kitchener, from
Penn State. will do the bulk of the
pitching. while Pierson. who played
semi pro bal in Norristown last sea =
son. will act as relief hurler.
Pennington. an Amber boy. will
cover first; Haywood, product OF
George School. will be at the keystone
sack Robson and Buchanan. who were
in the Montgomery County League last
year, will be at short and third.
Rapp and Deems, of the Twin County
League, and w. Pierson, of the Mont
gomery County League. will take care
of the outer garden. As the team plays
league games only on Saturday, contests
during the week are desired. Address
J. johnson. Amber, Pa.
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With the Semi.Pros

v,ti.,y |; the yictpFy Giants manaEed BY George H.
is'p ins psyerT me team Am s Composed q the lead
Giants are passed up the home teams. Man.
a69er a69er Victory asks chance from some OF
team team The Giants ,are affiliated with the
Mhhi,adslphia M Baseball Association and can
% booked through Art Summers.
Jack Farrell. OF the Pacific Coast League.
Hns s p sesn secured to manage the Forty eighth
eiuds MnEa TT"ysSTs irnx PaysIS signed se date r.
Ms$on re- 81 Ysans ISs Reed RsEsn. sEssa tSS Ss:
ssS,sa Ef0rs' st. fsu over Fman R'r"% and r s
Games 2re sought with clubs Of this eaiibcr.
Hrrhs Ths ffGGsi Gns zoe & FoTsr Esnv,i,
f s' NOT "s'' s s"S yeTr psysa sS tss
q VIA s F5S 6a r%srs fms whS aSd
srohds ths y IA, to
tnTPufh hn5 AT SSmmsrs 81 PhilIaslnh,a Fsss
s5sI!sdsisS!s 5 hsssSq s0ss 2a ,Ss he
lineup Of players many OF. whom werS In
Ss Hr muGs sS%msas s4suss cr y"mss %ss
Dagphn street. or telephone Diamond ea64 j.
u.;,"n NctS scme s. Is back in the & feld and Dau
sented the hosiery workers. last seal son. Sev.
eral games have been played and won:
Teams wishing to play at Notasemes field
can do so by addressing Dan Mellon. 0i7
Marxnte c. g.. composed OF former scho
class home 'eams. Thomas J; Stanley. 1911
~" irmount avenue. Columbia ol3l.
BlOckIey A. A. will travel on u few Satur.
days: Any team wishing this attraction
should write to William Farrell. $500 West
NJ E"st Murke 4. .A..a second d-clas $.
team team s% would IKE to book @ games mes with al al
f...eninan. lSil East Berks street.
J,sn~r =. &. has May q and a few dates
In June open for any home clubs Offering
reasonable Inducements. 1889 East Clemen.
Northern \. 4. has Decoration Day A. NJ.
ana j.. NJ. open for first-class home team
onerinS reasonable inducements. Charles
McGinty, fl8l North Fairhl street.
thr Lithuanian 4. &, Is booking games
with hrst-class teams in or out of the
city having grounds and Offering suitable in,
ducements \. J. Urban. 1875 Greenwich
tho Pearce Travellers would like to book
games vito fourteen. seventeen -year-Old mines
having nome grounds and offering reasonabl,
Inducements. Francis McAulire, 1899 Ritnel
VIII a!Ssad:,s. A. O. MOULD ~: to SSS ss%ss
NeSth Second street.
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Cafters

names nre familiar to all followers OF
the game in the city.
Aaron Madory will do the catching.
lie formerly played with the Atlas
Ball Bearing team, and Is a corker.
lie can throw, hit. run the bases and,
best of all, can handle pitchers.
Legs Roscnbcrger will do most Of
the pitching. Lefty .Timlin also will
do a good share Of the work. Weiss
says that he, too, might take a turn
in the box.
A large number of players are on the
reserve list. All of them are stellar
performers and will be able to fill any
breaches made in the regular line-up.
Weiss is booking his own games at
the present time, but after he Is ad-
mitted to the association Art Summers
probably will handle his affairs. Al
the present time he can be reached NJ
Kensington GIL on the Bell phone.
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= sssSs Rs zach dianss. Sh Schnson anSoune.s %ee.
this will be the last Wednesday afternoon
3 e Monday: Thur.daE ana Friday; This Is
s1mDan''d sqse. by male escort Will be admitted
The Harry Mackey team cam. to lif. las,
Wsopsd m sonncr 70 Park
sn6 5riens rssnadd athetes n were given shskeup
. enc shifts to the Mac key field at Forty
ss nds ns% sprpFS I Be hs pehnc h as 1
des'dsd on Ford K"sss %5f ' ehoss. 1Sn"ef Is '"
ausurated tonight when the Dobson team
Ness Sas ssSoss 81 s. and
for the weavers. and Doug sheffey Tor the the
home team.
1.-The The South rhlllie. are iH the throes Of
.ad to hsvs bsen is
ff,y fe.f yUk EiStim yesterday to the pitching OF
onsh the A set IqR stSrs to
Drmed to add to Biz RsdoiDhs f Nss"sr @osss all
sS. Il ks he sess, fer the Beard
IN and hf Tsms
were beateni IL to !. but had a date with
the Royal stars. They Cancelled the latter
call Tor fye days and in writing. Chappie
Johnson VIII present the matter 10 the asso-
citation today. Despite the fact that he was
Cancelled on he took his team to Bartram's
field last night. ~
Jack Hines Old-Timers handed MITCHELL
Fletcher an l1-S setback at Twent v.ffth
street and Snyder avenue. Jack has several
sSos IN the lineup owing TO dispute over
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ACTIVE SCHEDULE
0NF0R GTN. c: c.
Cricket, Baseball and Tennis In
eIudd on Big Sports Ros-
ter This Season
WILL START SATURDAY

GERMANTOWN CRICKET CLUB
Is looking forward to what prob.
aoy will be the most active year ever
md, as scheduled events will include
cricket, tennis, baseball, swimming and
dss shows.
Ihe most active sport Is tennis. and
y present there are twelve courts open
the members, with prospects of
Menty'four being opened by the end of
un week. Special attention has been
Elo to the courts where the mems ma.
uenal single championships will be
lnyed, and they have been roped off
prevent them from being walked on.
Last year the main clubhouse was
thoroughly renovated and repainted,
sad this spring the same thing has been
eCne o to the ladies' clubhouse, which
WI open on May 27.
tuesday will be Ladies' Day. and tbc
eommittec has arranged TO hold tennis
%urhaments for the members and mem
80 OF other clubs. and prizcs will he
nn'n nsen to the winners. An innoyation
%M year will be ranking of playcrs.
a..I IVY VIII be posted on the bulletin
ana any person whose name is
the board will be entitled TO choi.
SIke the next person higher.
ulring May five cricket matches wi,,
I'M VlIbtseI, ~ ana on May 20 a Dog Show
West uina nI.a under the auspices of the
Xme,,oa' 'sh'and White Terrier Club of
of Cara, m,. Vn June ) the Women's Club
m,sont antoWh Will have n historical
nsntow, representing historical Ger.
u. ne club will have two tennis tcoms
On Mo'. ahd second, and they will start
"yd at Mannheim. ''"''"s w"
ncvins WINNER eI innovation this year will be
The cIb b.ure M SHOWS every two weeks.
tor and n recently purchased II projec-
and two nre, proof operators booth
The schoS' hmJMs nave already been given,
lsws: 'eneuule OF events for May fol.
c,,,,,.. MAY
Z. PhiIsdeInshrimn VS.. PHILADELPHIA C.
'"'a Cup at Mannheim. ~
A,,... MAY7
ssrtlns. Germantown We. Troop A at ST.
n. Germantown "a ". vs. CCymwyS Cymwys at s Men.
r.,,,. MAY IL
hff;' ff;'GGs.i.st-Germantown va p.,so,,
Notion S!own I'd ys. Belheid et at Wis
Observation-Disclosures at = ID taahheim.
cr,,... MAY IS
(eiphi, hi,etE%,Germantown w II an. ,
"up) at Mannheim. " Ia u'hila-
n,.,.r MAY II
g cNst''MMHsImantown Nst.' MsE,Iimm.a vs.. Philadelphia c.
o..,,. MAY Is
'A''s OF swimming pool.
osES.si h., :, Germantown go
y C. at Haverford. 'a"''"h "a
fs.,,. MAY IS
nsim; GermnantoWn vs.. Merton C. r. q,
ftsk,s MAY 90
~ SiiprHHi:ntSwR W. HavsrfOrd Cal.
SA's cup> q Asvsstcsc; Sss. SSS!.
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"SOX" SELBOLD HALTS
SALNTS'GREAT RALLY
Todoy's Independent Scores
and Yesterdays Results

Eslsher at NicetoNc' Tens" anu ""'''
ISriScsburr st South philadelphia. Broad
and HiSier streets. r. NJ.
Richnsond (Hants at Philadeiphia Royal
stars, DrosA and iNgier streets, y. NJ
= Ford & kendis NJ Harry Mackey Club.
Forty-ninth and Spruce .streets. ...:::.
American Chain az Donovan -Armstrons,
Forfy-eishih and Walnut streets.
st. Columbia Holy Name society at shans-
HiIidsis ". M w West IN S.ril5. Game az Fourth
and Jasper streets. Camdsn. ,.
North Phi1lies at Old Timers. Th'rteentn
and johnson streets. ..,,.s
West philadelphta Browns mt WHdwooo.
Torresdalte, avenue and WakeI'ng street
MsIrill Club Mt Forty .eishth Ward Twen-
ty;nith street and Snyder avsnue Il, ,v-r,n,h
strcet Terminal: .. ,..t,.,a
-. Dobson at Lssan' E'shteenth IN" "oeA""o
South Philly Hebrews at Riverside y: =.
Nattonsi bank and truly ,,,a xSmp""s M ~:
keaRue-SN9fthwestern Irum C9mR~py ~
Gissrd National Bank: Phillles. Bal .ts psrk. q
~ bankers. snd BroksrG lea assns~.Sse s.Nr.cn
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Fivc Leading Hitters
in Each Major League

Mannheim 'e" az
Dog show-West Highland White r.r-,.r
Clu0 o. America. annual speciality show nj
MAY q
at st. Martins. ~" Siuo
MAY o3
Tennis-Germantown Vs. Huntinvdon W.,
Icy at Noble. 's''
MAY o5
Motion Observation-Disclosures at s:3o NJ
MAY 81
Opening Of ladies' clubhouse o.ao n.
Cricket-Germantown vs. U OF pa t.hii:
delphia Cup) ut Mannheim. " "''"
MAY 80
Cricket-Germantown ys. Marian r. r.
Halifax Cup) at Mannheim ~
JUNE
mantown at Mannheim. 10 S''
, CTicket-Germantown VS.. Phladelphia c.
c. oHalifax Cupl at Mannheim; GerInantown
College.
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'HozU Does IT Strike YOU?
Rofh's Release
'princeto,,'s Protest
nblic Golf Links
By
THE OBSERVER

port great natural bapayer open
u" sf aS they "f wSt.y s w sfss fs the
in need Ss % % Sass nss to @ se n .Ss% Hssr ins % period
Ruth sH few major leagues who the physical capabilities
Roth aeass m good base runner and 'F''n'
And ss s @ in ohnsons wanting
a % sss s's%SS"; ~S" s" % %
lights .r". nSS ' rass s the e ass Dc
" ns % % ss1s the
vrRErr SCOTT the long distance baseball. champion played his
@ % ss%s n: II. ,ss w sss.'sD s
s ~ WITH sr s f 1 p.s: ss '% . sss
Nor. Talk Of Collegiate Athletic Investigation.
THE alleged have come from Princeton men that demands
% :Ssp. athletes Haven vigorously By
Dan M chairman nothing
. ai sS"sss
Dean Mcnahan knows the the and
Princeton started investigation without
from the other two o., members I,s Of the Big Three
% the two wu u" 3% Snmn will do sn 49, IL ,,.,, ,u
harm than good oanns funds
Incidents American collegiate athletic standards still
TT HAS approximately 100000 billiard
% ss sSs % ors % ;
popular in Amsrsa.
- Frankford Course Would Relieve Public Golf
that the city rent the Fankford
take mny the city ss build
e ss s"s @ % " s .s until BIT % Ss,s % s.
% play % o is ss eS % 5 f s.s waiting 5 LING
coo will I wait al r.s, w nyd line d for % several hours they did
% @ $'1 s.;; links If the
draw not only from the section surrounding course from all
and would afford pleasure to
Ap dropped to such plight that hi, friend. ar.
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Mlddieweioht Wrestler Dead

Putnam, Conn. May 3.--Al Lindstrom.
thlrly-one. middlewcight wrestling champion
of New England. died In the hospital at
Worcester of blood poisoning. About three
weeks ago B'ndstrom was riding n bicycle:
when he was struck by motor bus and
received a fractured right leg. Septic poison.
ing started from this injury.
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Oeneio Finishes Micky Morris

KeadIng, May 3.-SwingIng a Vicious right
hook to the Jaw. Young Dencio, Tinted
states Navy. stationed at League Island
knocl ed out Micky MOI ris. the Wilmington
up OF the Al-Amcrican Athletic Associat ton
closing show Of the season here in the
belmont in the semi -windup. Joe McGovcrn
STOPPED Len Gihbons in tho seventh round
Andy OBrien scored his seventh knockout
when he rocked Billy Reilly to sleep with
a left hook to the jaw in the first round
Johnny Heron shaded Kid Texlcy.
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st. Mlchaejs Wants Game

After travelling TO Souderton last Saturday
md dropping the opening gam, of the sea :
(, A. was notified today that it's game for
this saturday had been Cancelled. owing to
a confilction In ates Any home team around
and wishing to hook a top-notch attraction
can book the same by writing to w. A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
Ellis Leaves Harvard

Cambridge. Mass. May 3.---Herbert Ellis
of Brooklinc former star football player
AT Boston Latin school and Phillips Andove
Academy, has left Harvard on account Oi
schoiastic difficulties.