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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
BY WM. +. Redo. DONAHCE &
MILLER. Realtors.
Special
Commissioners Sale
Of
Valuable West End
LOTS

Under and by virtue OF a decree of
the Chancery Court OF the City Of
Richmond. entc'cd on the 2Sth day
of July. 1922. In the chancery cause
william kecble Davis, Guardian, VS.
Cora Garnett Davis ct ais" the un-
dcrSigned Special Commissioners. APP
pointed as such by SAID decree, will
offer for sale at public auction. on
the premises. on
THURSDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER 1922.
at O'Clock T.. NJ.
those certain lots OF land in the plan
OF Colonia! Place. Section Is. Ienrico
County. Va. viz: Lots .. I. and 5. in
Block No. 20. fronting twenty-five
feet each on the south line OF Ham
over Avenue and west OF Westmore-
land Street. and extending back be-
tween parallel lines one hundred and
thirty-ire uSo) feet TO fifteen
81, 81 and IS. in Block Il. fronting
twenty-five (2oD feet each on the
north line OF kenslnGton Avenue.
between Commonwealth and Wood
lawn Avenues. and extending back
between parallel lines one hundred
and thirty-iive 1850 feet to a nj.
teen N5 foot alley; The lots on
rately. with the privilege OF the
whole. and those on Kcnsington
Avenue will be offered in parcels OF
fifty 900 feet each. Such sales to
be made subject TO confirmation by
the court.
TERMS: One-third cash and the
balance in two equal inslallments
payable one and two years, resprc-
lively, from date OF sale. sad pay
ments TO be evidenced b. the neeut ia
interest from the day Of sale. and
title 10 be retained until the whole
of the purchase money has been paid
or all cash. at tho option of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale
NonrlI nIcIlMnNi

"elI-buiit c!ght-rJUm house. newly
painted and pap-reh. nicely arranged for
gain at $500. Easy terms Asa ,or Sir
Martin.
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ROGERS. SMITH & nEsLEp.
Nuiua. budding.
Madison 1877.

HIGHLAND rAKK .ai.. 5.ruom 90,
tage. tots fruit trees aud necessary
"utbEi'i!nss. Randolph 'sia-W.
DIRECT from owner. Modern Groom
,enid-ihchei stIcc1 home In Highland
PARK. Possession. september / = o.
BOX vi.
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business Places for Rem, 7o

HALl,-HrOad and Laurel Streets suitable
for dance han lodge rooms. etc. j. A..
4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07

SEPT II. l.22--Don't TAI! 10 attend IN,
big land sale by public auction at CuI.
pepeT. Va. on Monday. Sept. IL: 5iUl
acres Of very fine land Will be sold AL
this sale. This is considered one of the
best farms In the State Tner. are
TWO beautiful homes with modern con-
vcn!ences. on this tract. C.. = Jones
Selling Agent. Cu!peper. Va. Box 100.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04
Nays Victory Over Penn Naturally Hailed News
H0v Does II Strike You?
Geovgetoicn's Defeat
THE oBSsxERvEe
Marines Stadium,
Vacancy at Penn

ONE than p..,
bali a r s ns and % ssn. % s s, q % m,;,
tn: %,:: %:s s'% % .s'ss on" % Ct % Navy " year
know And % II ., r' are, 70 ", Ss, who 1,.
xss Ss ss i great @ ss an: ns % S:ns;sss
'': +: o:; % s %
they ] are % the Ts S,s s" .ss
plays formations, signals and interference
ALL these athlete. stationed at
ar. ~rs"s.. '"'"
The New Quanico Stadium
THOSE ounntco know the value the
, .; ss s... ,S" @ Sss " I'd
IL @ . '; 's "':"
'' Completed IN %
s built g s.;.s BY s:
"'? % % viii % +sn % s'ssS' .a s'S:s % % s s
: 2n% Sn @ will b. %mS,s s,,"ss Marines
THIS til. .p. that moving auon'eo sport field
% s that st %S s s s's: S ssn tour" ss' %
Penn VIII Mis-. Bm Grave
n. r tn. p % %ors ,an "s 40" 5 % M the sSi % %
spring his hard ou,jmp
the opposition
this step into the huge vacant
comparable the England
varsity last OF the prospects, who are ""
expected Graves
Franklin Marshall
Miller clinbc Sn'
anlab
the freshmen 1t
hu crmanw be these
poured into other this and will m
Eddie McNich
and Bill Grave is far above medocri
DARTMOUTH md strong teams this and
oome,sa fight for the championship
Yale, with Togarty, be hereabOuts'
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TO HONOR CHAMPIONS
Artloom Baseball Team to 30 Pre-.
sented With Silver cup

On next Thursday evening the In.
dustrial Amateur Baseball League will
hold it's third annual banquet at Kue.
ler's. W. Freeland Kendrlck will be
the tOastmaster.
Among those who will address tho
gathering are Charles II. Grukclow.
James \. Flaherty. Judge Yerkrn, th,'
"hning squire" Of Millbourne; Herman
l.. Honlfeld. Milton l.. llohlfeld, VII.
liam Il. Munroe. Louis n. Goldsmith
and Theodore r. Oechsle. president OF
the league.
The Artloom champions will be pre
scented with 4 silver loving c,ll, and in .
dividual gold Oasebnlls to the ulnyrr.
while the Morrell Mills. ns runners .
up, viii receive silver loving cup and
will also be presented t" Waller (Inrk
OF the Artloom Mills, AZ the leagues
oest batter TOR the season.
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SUNDAY FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE IS CUT
Many Teams Will Play Today.
Klauder-Weldon Meets
Logan
CLEARFIELD WILL PLAY

The Gridiron schedule for Sunday
football fans is curtailed somewhat this
week, and only about half aS many Of
the teams will be in action.
This Is due to tn" playing of Il mum.
ber Of contests this afternoon. One Of
tho biggest games will b" decided at
.Ienkintown. where the Klaudcr- Well
don cleve, will battle the Logan Red.
jackets. Both teams have been now
ing down opponents with ensr md t.vc
clean slate. They are great rivals.
The .Icnkintowncrs will have several
new men in the lineup and Cnnrh
Jimmy Smith expects to keep KlnuIcr.
Wcldon's record Glenn.
Mount Airy will play its frs, game
at its new park, Morris Field, Chcltcn-
ham road and Willow Grove avenue.
Wyndmoor. Nictrix will hc the oppos. L.
ing eleven and the game promises to be
hard-fought struggle. as the ma.ority
rivals from Catholic High. West Catho.
lie and public !iGh schools.
Clcarfeld will travel to Clifton
Heights in the hardest game they have
booked this season. Coach Tom DOhrrty
put the team through "A week oc hard
Practice so that the players would b" in
the best OF shape to give Clifton what
they expect to be their only setback
OF the season.
Colwyn was scheduled for today and
tomorrow. but viii only play tomor row
at Swcdeland, Pa. The Roxborouch
club will go to Lancaster.
The biggest game on the ont of town
list Is Mt Atlantic City. where Holmes.
burg will oppose Melros". The Roses
! hrv" been anxious to play the locals for
years and expect the largest crowd thnl
ever witnessed q football game Mt tho
shore Holmesburg will make tho trim
, on special train.
st. 'a'listus will meet st. Monica at
SEVENTEEN street and I.ansdowno
avenue.
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OVERLOOK GREENS
LEADING BOWLERS
Steam Roller Much in Evidence
in Interclub Bowling
Matches
ONE CONTEST DEFAULTED

The well.known steam roller was
much In evidence in this week Inter.
Club Rowling I.cagu" matches. Four
contests were shutout victories for the
winners. on" went BY default and til"
other was n two.ou of three conquest
for tn" Overbrook Green's" whic,
team mnna:"d to hang TO tn" lend in
th" first half Of the championship rae"
by defeating the Cynwyd Blues,
IN" other Ov"rbrook entry, the
"Whit"s.' blnnkcd Joe Simpsons
fynwyd "Eolds." while both German.
town tcnms came through.
he Merton "MarOons" came 10 iifr
and smot" III" Union League whites.
while I'll" Union League "5lues" wern
unable to muster n team against Al
Mc'artcr's Merton Whites" and for.
fcited q trio Of games.
overbrook il now leading In the
campaign for team and club honors.
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Cullen touchdown Folwl The
Culens III scored for
no Il to
the
Of fellow
the popular Hugo becomes the
a. his
whole The
Bill
the which will
Franklin Field November
Bexdek o scholars
the andR eleven.
especially pleasing splendid opro
and
have
other who will deny the Red Blue position
on the foo
ALL the Quakers need TO do beat tarcc oghes'
~ the But GOOD
Pos MHler'' leadership tN his through
. Ne schedule undcf
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Boots and Saddle

The Pimico Futurity to be decided
at pimlico today has been divided and
will be rIn in two scctions--a situa-
ton made necessary by the fact that
the tEirty.twO two. .year-Olds rnrlcd ~
start could not be brought to the post
on even terms on n track seventy feet
wide. Tn" liberality of the locke?
Club has been attested by doubling the
original purse Of $4,000 offered. and
now the winner Of each division will
receive $4,000.
Tie first division will be run MS tho
third race, in which sixteen are on.
terrd and the second division will be
run as the fifth race. in which six.
teen also are entered.
1t is said thnt the combined stake
Of $4,000 is the largest ever run
for in any country. BE that as it may,
it is large enough. and the fact that
the races are 50, crowded IL tribute
many Of the best colts and fillies are
ready to start.
There is little variance in the
weights and the test at mile will be
true. The increasing custom Of run.
ming two year olds a mile IL one that
should appeal to breeders. This lnte in
the fall two year old that cannot run
mile Is not likely to be worth much
10 the future Of thoroughbreds.
In the first division the Belmont.
Gerry entry is fancied, and Of the
three in this entry, How Fair, Cyclops
/ md William Tell, the Fair Play filly,
| How Fair Is best liked.
In the second division Sally's Ally,
Mar,ingale and BETTY Beall nre the
most prominent. Each has won biz
stake races In fast time and all are in
good condition. Rinlto and other good
ones are to be considered. both futurity
races are open ones.
Horses which seem best are:
Firsr race Green Spring Valley
entry. Enrlockcr. Second-Stnr Court,
Pastoral Swain. Ivucky. Third--.Iinw
Fair, Dunlin. Rlgel. Fourth-Apox,
Champlnin. Clansman. Ffth-S0ily's
Ally, Mnrtingnle. Betty Beall. Sixth
John Paul Jones. Emotion, Tufter
Scventh-Lady Zeus. Moody. Ballot
Marx.
While all eyes are turned to Mary.
land today, I.atonia deserves a share n,
interest. for severe test viii! be givcr
the distance runners In tho two and 4
half mile I.atonia Cup Handicap. Rock.
minister VIII again measure swords with
Fircbranh. and at the Increased dis.
tance should he formidable. for Rock.
minister has proved he is the best dis
tance three. year -Old.
Horses which seem best are:
First race - LONELINESS. Smuts
Walkup. Second-Suave Prince, Whit,
Star, Marine Corps. Thlrd-I1,ck,
Run, Bedazzle. Prince TiiTii. Fourti
--Hyanpom. Birdie g.. Sam Reh. Fiji
-Itockminister, Firebrand. Guy. Sixtj
I'm Memsrinm, Prince H., Dan u
O'Sulliynn. Seventh---Fantochs Hum
phrey, Lady LILLIAN
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arrange the scenery for grand climax with
Cornell on Thanksgiving Day.
1t is needless tn repeat hero that Penn
licked the Middle one week ago 1877. An
napolis. five days later. displayed unqueStonrd
superiority over the Nittany Lions. Two weeks
hence the Red and Blue tackles those same
Lions. And It is the usual sequence on the
gridiron that eleven that has been bumped
once is easier to bump n second time, partiru-
larry when the first bumper has been licked by
the second bumper.
There nothing in the nature Of n f'ukc
connected with Nnvy's >triumph Yesterday.
Her line was more than n match for the
highly touted forwards who accept orders from
Beadek. I, is true that tho mighty linrrhe
did not do all on the attack thar Il
ncctcd he would do Tut once. when within
striking distance n forward pass. Mckee TO
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'a,n i" I'd Thurs4ay n!sn,,; Whom +. Won
=! he way from F'ram%te raI4a hrI,0n, Winning
7st " hr,G' Ihat hn Is tSuld s% S"x az h.is ne
IT, sss ssssGs Ssrn Hsa WIZ" ] ona.a S @
shape.
Dan Gartin WI, NEE: Cog" I4ay,
* the Penusylvarta Eaii'at tourney at ,fe
tr., HcF!msn' VII ArTor. s., JN Ixo fT,nay @ nFHt;
Of the other matches
Benny ls"s. - GEa ,s JaS. ne'iry he nsoG
SES~ arranged by WElus iirI' a, ths now
chestnut. stree, Arena Pas, and perry Hrs
. pnia. ar q '"' " " ." '"''''''
Harry Gimbel. Local ,matoYr Aarpion.
ty.rSi,y MI. Sn ,ou.nan", ~" At he Nav ' YSH AZ,
ietc, club NV YorN C,'y, neSt SATURDAY
sH" FnP. s.oS".' @nnH rna ihs 9s' IN ry hy
welter-we ght class.
Answer to aaery---Io""ny Bun IL roiish-
his ,iebu. in tho ing. This yolrxster starj"d
Else 81 10" Sus he has decided tha, he wouil iKs TiH
sc' ,1'9 ;,s ,Ta "a an" cub nnt The sG ,w
% November.
.rS Mft e. Morn" rrS boeker xrss ,hs
s raa. a. ..r t"PPF 70 IL ssaF" 70" Mfsr
match at the OvInr!a shortly. M.k. ma
a bis hi against Ra',l!ns leonard.
Danny R0dscr. ha. returned frpm sha-
moRin wh"r" he .scorad f. t"r-rouri ,ic," y
over Allentown Dundee, according, 10 Toe
SHHsSy sioaSc DOES M;'is 49, y %"9 boxing up
! 'hs Goa; regions.
Bobby Wallace. south Phlads,nhIa l!gh,.
weight has resuinrn tanning. He tXpert.
! at Scranton, Pa.
Cuddy de- Marco. n fentherwcish, from,
pIt,sSursh and Ncw York stat. is i'iiI IN PRila a,
! ielpha. lie bars no ono al the feather
vas n sensation, and since turning profes.
sional Cuddy has made good,
Dor Crllpen today was busy inviting
| sportsmen TO thu annual dance of the 0.l 4
Club whose mcInbersh!p roster, Includes sew;
! erai local prominent boxers The affair will
hs held next Friday night at Msrosatill
Hall. :.
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That ".4U.Bets.OG' announcement

IN BONING circles the principal topic OF discussion right the a
from, Madison
Garden
IN
YorkS
publicly presumably illegal
made
Primarily. the sudden change IN the betting odds brought
Of TO finally
of to appear
As of
and and
intended o
Therefore. while The boxing authorities Garden
scandal
of
duty per-
not declare OF
practice the of tn" gamblers.
I'VE HOLD the oamb'crs
W oa should I
Ringside Regular, had bet tire"
= lrp % a qnd
l. haze your 1te w"iicr clnss.
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LITTLE QUAKERS
NEAR GRID TITLE
Virtually Clinch ''lnterac"
Honors by Defeating Hav-
erford School
BERGMAN IS THE STAR
BY PAIL PREP

Tho intcrncademic title for the tenth
rons"cu,iv" year was virtually won yes
terday by Penn Charter. Dick Mcr.
ri,t's protcg"s brushed inside its most
formidable opposition. tho IIaverford
School eleven. by a l3.to-O score.
Til" Little Quakers hav" one more
game I" win to clinch the title. This
is with st. Luke's next Friday after
noon. Johnny Scott's eleven pushed
Penn Charter to the limit. 1t was
the acria attack which brought home
tho bacon for th" Little Quakers. Tn.
able to snin through tn" Ilnverford
line. they unCorkcd n forward. pass at.
tack in the second period which led to
the first score. Whitney Brill taking the
ball over.
Again in the fourth period the Little
uuukcrs worked the hail TO III" .-yard
line on overhead heav"s and Sitlcy took
tho pigskn over for the other six
points.
Frankford's comeback in tho second
half enabled il TO keep it's league record
without Il hlcmish against West Phi'a.
deIphia High. II ended in n I-rll
deadlock and was hard fought from
beginning TO end.
Speedl'oys Scored Early
Tho Speedboys started the game as
though they were going to make n run.
away Of il. Hardly five minutes of play
had been consumed when Hargmann
crashed through center for n score from
the Pioneer 1.ynrd line.
Through the next period the Speed.
Ji,.,, crossed ibn p;onccr goal linc'
Thn touchdown did not count. however.
ss . SnceGhny was detected off.ide nni
IN. NAV rocalled
r, n ptnnc"r. came ON tho fold for
,he s.rrrd holf With isAt IN ,heir rves,
Ahou, Eve minutes after tho kickoff
Fronkr,rd obtnluod the bail or its 10.
rcrI limo, Instead Of hunting Captnin
Wce,;"s broke through right tackle and
ran 70 miGfie!d before he was brought
to tho earth.
On th. next play Wcokes hcavcd II
forward pass to bennett which was
good for another 4O.vard Cnin and put
the pjgskin on West Phillie's 1O.yarl
ltno. Woekos skirted right end for
~. scorc md whom cIousen kicked the
rooI tho score was knottcd.
Garmontown's 19.to.O victory over
('pprro1 VIiOh woS aynaptNI Tho Mir .
rors hnve Vc, 70 win game. and the
change which sent Captain Schroeder to
end and placed Fisher in the quarter.
back posiiion did no, improve the play
OF tho team.
Euiscornl Academy dented the goal
lire for its first score in the Inter.
academic League this wear against st.
Iuke's Tho luttcr. however. won the
game. IL to :. The Churchmen put
70 their best battle OF the season.
St. JoSeph's Prep and Villnnova
Prcp met in IA Catholic League Skirmish
at Forty fourth street and Parksidt
avenue and the Main Liners were de-
teatcd. ~ to o. Mclieehan's eleven
was no match for ,h. league champions
During IN. entire game Villanova made
but tl1r.a frs, downs. TO eighteen 70,
81. Jo.eph's Prep.
starred for the Winners. The former
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IntersckOlustic Scores
West Philadelphia Hish. :; Frankford

West. Philadelphia Hish. :; Frankford
High. :.
Germantown Hish. 10; Central H.sh. 0.
INTERAcADEM1C LEAGUE
Pen Charter, 10: Haverford School. o.
ST. Luke's School. ~; Episcopal Acad-
envy. :.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
St, Joseph Prep. Is: vi,ianova Prep. 0.
OTHER GAMES
Catholic High. q; Radnor Hieh. 0.
La salie Prop. :: Brown Prep. I.
Chestnut Hi Academy. -: Germantown
Friends. :.
Darby High. "A: swarthmore High, :.
camden HiKh. IA: Cheltenhain. ..
Woodbury. Hiyh. :: Moorestown High. Q.
Narherth High. 90: Friends Central. G.
Arlington High, 10: Glen.Eor ltigh. u.
Ridley Park H!sh, Q; Chester High. :.
Hsddonfeid High. IL: woodstown High. q.
t'o!ingswood High. "a; Bridseton High. o.
Quatcrtown High. 10: Upper Darby. o.
Hadton Hcish,s High. g. Paulsboro
High. 0.
SOCCER
PRIVATE SCHOOLS LEAGUE
Wilmington Frinnds .: Friends Select I
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Enter Opponent for Mickey " a!ker

NOV that Mickey Walker wears the w"r"e aT" rescued
IN mail which
10 Rlmbrrg who
kins :
Frank Melck
w'ltr of
andt fifty fifty tough
n
to sounded
w credited him (chich
tro,aS and is
leather puh leads hin
opponent Naiker-for old times sake. kno~.
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Famous Horse Breaks Neck

Middletown, \, r. Nov, 4--Elvin, the
famous hfteen-yesr.oid horse. owned by ".
Avsrsll Hartman. and used by the Goshen
Hunt Club for the last ten years; broke his
neck here wniie being schOoled fOr tine Hunt
Club Horse Show. Tho accident occurred in
the inheld OF the historic track at Goshen
while the horse .was making . Jump. The
ri1of escaped Injury.
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Tunney Breaks Hanlon's Jaw,

New York. Nov. 4.---Gens Tunney. OF New
York. former American light heavywsight
knocked out the Brooklyn boxer In the frat
round OF twolye-round match. .Tunny
ended the bout after one minute and twenty.
two seconds OF the opening pouno.
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Cline Wins at the Gayetv

Frankie Cline. % Phi.ndelphia showed
winning form In his bout with Cienrgis K.IIv
Of Chester at the Gayciy Theatre last uight
In fast four -rounder. Cline was The
cleverer and also punched harder ''''
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REDANDBLUE CRLDMEN
NO LONGER FEEL SAME
TERROR OF PENN STATE
heisn'ans Cohorts Not In the Least DocHearted Nou
That Nary Has Handed Be.deks Clan Its
First Socking Since 1919
By STONEY Mc1.lNN

PENNSYLVANIA quite naturally pleased with the that the
telegraph wires carried from Not that
Rezeks
Dig
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About Sportsn,en One Meets

0Voaton Brown Seats ST. Clair
!. Sspesea Brown. o., this city. defeated willie
s!s. - "a :;ti' !%'aSss y :; sSss:%y sSs:sy s$
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VALPARAISO Beats % Pauw

XSslpa;si,es. 6na: Sey 4-T9; vMSIp.,si:e Al N.
colles0 eleven here. The score was 70 o.
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Scraps About Scrappers

sergeant Ray smith never NoScl letter
'N,n he ia Thursday n!gn', whom r" Won
81 the way from Frankie Erltton. Winning
IRON, Rrtton .s no c!ncH. nrd n. s"rgea NJ
lr1vcd that he could hcx II handled l.....
for several weeks and has "u-nded iE;o ms
shape.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

Dan Gar!in VII NEE; Cog" IH,.Y.
Brother OF J!mmy !fGryhy. IA tha win!-up
~ the Penusylvanta Eait'ai tourney at ne
First Regiment Armory n'A' FRIDAY night.
Ar,.s McCanm will meet judge R!cs N one
Of the other matches.
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PRIVATE SCHOOLS LEAGUE
Wilmington Friends. .; Friends Select. l.
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Benny isass and Jn.. Perry hs,a boon
hooked uD :or the w'nt.Ip IN 'ha srrord
yh0w arranged by WL!us nr!' at tbs row
lhgs,nut street Arena Nas. and PerrY ats
a pair Of tn. best ls.poundcrs IA Phi!s DEL
phia,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

Mike Moran has returned 70 Pittsburgh
anI his MANAGER, Fr"d Bockert writes tho
little italian IS k,"nIng IN sham" Moran
axpacts TO return 20 Phlndonh!n tor unother
match at the OtvInria shortly. N.k. ma de
a big hit against Hattl!ng Leonard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

B0,,by Wallace. South Ph'ladalrhla I,gt,
weight has resumed training. He .xne"ts
10 got started in the ring again IN q boat
~ Scranton, Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

Harry GimbtI. Iural amateur cAar.pion
viii carry the color, Of rhiini,phia N the
snterci,y ,tou"nam",t at ne New YorE ,,M-
night FRANKIE Quinn. - tho !uaGer CITY
A. X. viii represent philG de!ph.a IN the
walter-weIght C.ass.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

Jimmy Roberts. OF camden ~ ready f,r
his Iebu. in tho ing. This yOIusster starl.d
10 box as recreation more than hnvth ma
else bu. he has decided that he would IKE
10 get into real action, and i" twll got
started at the Cambria CLUB the latter part
OF November.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

Cuddy de Marco. n featherwnight from
Chararoi, pa. former amateur champion Of
pittshursh and New York state. j. l1 Phia.
delphla. He bars no ono at the feather
Weight limit. AS an amateur DE Marco
was n sensation, and since turning profess
sinnal CuGdy has made good.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

Danny ROdscrs has returned from Sha-
over Allentown Dundee, according 10 Zoe
| Konnsdy, Eodyers, WHO ~ l Mauayunk
| product. does lot of boxing up through
! H. iauilIS