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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
Wilmington CROCERS
WIN IN FIELD MEET
Local Dealers Carry or Honors
at Huber Baking Co.'S
Outing.

The third isld day and picnic given
BY tho Huber Baking Co. for tho grco-
ers of this city and the surroundipg
territory was held yesterday on Hsr-
Ian rssld. Fully ono thousand Grocess
enjoyed themselves In = gala celsbra-
ton which began with truck events at
40 o'clock. Representative OF the
Urocera who handle tho Huber pro-
ducta wrrc present from wcodstown.
Elmer. Wyoming. Chesapeake Sty.
Ch~stertown, Brits~~town. Chester,
Wcst Chester, Marcus Hook and the
surrounding towns
The feature OF the day was the ath-
letic events OF which there were nine
In number beginning with a io0-yard
dash for clerks and propr!ctors and
ending with y hall EAms between
Mike pomlnick's East Siders Va. c. T.
Wclhar's West Siders. The latter
team had the advantage OF the strug-
Vie from the start and tho Fast side
Ssoccrs went down to a TO 1 defeat.
During the afternoon picnic
lunch was served. There VIA an
abundance of everything. moro than
three thousand sandwiches being given
every minute Of the occasion.
The Wilmington groc~s carried on
the different events with, flying colors
taking almost every prize. The special
is1se was won by George Reilly, VIII
mington grocer. The winner OF this
prize wae selected by a drawing from
the ucke, box AZ The gate. a coupon
from tho tickets and everybody there
Ind chance 20 win.
Tho officials who had charge of the
athletic events were as follows. ]. q.
Craig, referee and starter; William Il
Skcllinrer, clerk OF the course; judges
+. =. pcnney, Morton Harvey, C. u.
barshay and John J. Cook George
H. Dare awarded tho prizes.
Tho price that were awarded con-
s'stcd OF two Waterman fountain
pens. two nocktiew. and Eversharp
pencil, a Gillette safety raror. two
Trento pipes. a therrno bottle, two car
tons OF cisarcttcs. an alarm clook.
humidor OF tobacco and a leather wal
let. These were for tho field events.
while for the ono making tho largest
number of runs and the most home
rum, two laseball gloves were award
ed
The Results IN the field meet were
as follows; ioo-yard dash for clerks
Jefferson iAnk. nrst Paul Ward. scc.
ond. ioo-y2rd dash for proprie,ors -
q. A. Olson. nNs,: Abe Kompolssy,
second. Potato race--R. r Smith,
nrc'; j. Peoples. second standing
broad jump. Z. Lowry. nrst: Law
'cnce Mcclure. second. Milk drink
sns contsst-R Kaufman, rrs,; Abe
Wsen-tcin. second. BAG race-Dave
Wasmsn. srst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25

he wns In love. II having bscn de-
creed that all widows should bs sx~
ecuted.
Watch Your STEP with Cullen
Lands il the other feature on ths pro-
gram. This IL a delightful little ro-
manco which makes thu Offering. at
tho theatre Of the nature of n double
bill. With young Mr.. lands In Patsy
Ruth Miller n new feminine lead and
"a lovely young woman.
Screen Snapshots showing sorns In
innate Views Of famous cinema cello.
brities IL also on tho screen at tn,
theatre.
At the Queen.
A bit OF the great wholesomsnesi
OF the outdoors OF the great North
west woods In enjoyed by those VIII
are spectators of the stirring dram,
In The Man From L-ost River" nov
at the Queen Theatre. This story &
the first photoplay written directi,
| for the screen by Katharine Newlii
| Burt. author Of 'sThe Branding Iron
and "snowblind"
House Peters plays the role OF
lumber camp foreman who has know
only tho association OF men and.
dumb In the presence OF the worna
he loves. Allen Forrest IA gil
lovo-maker. wins tho girl but 500
proves his utter unwor,hlness. tn
girl is admirably played by Frit;
Brunette. How the situation, finall
becoming unbearable 20 the girl.
resolved, furnishes one of the mos
thrilling clifaxes seen on the scree
In some time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
MITCHELL HELD IN WEST.
FORMER Treasurer Of Salem Reported
10 Have Admitted school Bonds Theft

Philadelphia. Aug. 25.-Alfred ID
Mitchell, former city treasurer of
Salem. y. j., who disappeared from
that city almost six months ago fol-
lowing the discovery that he hypothe-
Gated $4,000 worth OF school bonds
while ne was treasurer In 1918. accord
Ing to charges, was arrested yestcr-
day by police of Los Angeles, accord
Ing TO Dispatches from that place.
Police say that Mitchell made no
attempt to conceal his identity and
admitted the thcft of the school
bonds. he explained tho theft and
his subsequent departure from the
city IN such minute detail that the
police are confident that the prisoner
is the former Salem treasurer.
Police add that he has agreed 10
waive extrad'tion proceedings and
will go to Salem TO face the charges
iagainst him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25

had It that Caxliostro could never dio.
So the authors of Mr.. Klauber's play,
Leonard Praskins and Ernest Pascal,
have placed the smart, euave Caglios-
tro in 1922 evening clothes and entered
him upon his stage career by per-
forming feats of legerdemsin at an
exclusive dinner party. From then on
the action Is interesting, intriguing
until the Anal curtain.
Mr.. Klauber has surrounded Fred
crick Tiden. who was the original
Cagliostro in New York. with the
usual excellent Klaubsr cast. There
are but three changes from the origi-
nal New York cast and these were
necessary. The cast includes Purnell
Pratt william Podmora. Perce Ben
ton. Edward Powers. Henry Vincent
Lulu May Hubbard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
At the Arcadia.

The presentation OF Saving a LADY
In Half" at the Arcadia has met with
the complete approval of all those who
were witnesses of the famous vaude-
Vile trick. Several titles In the be-
ginning OF the picture give a history
of tho Illusion. ascribing It's discovery
to n period GOO b. G. and It's invention
to an ingenious Egyptian who aimed
to save tho llfe OF a widow with whom
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
AMvsEMENTs.
STAGE.
A Aha GaHlNh

There IN no question now that the
Wilmington Players have established
themselves hcre,in Wilmington. The
attendance this week at the thentre
and its increase each succeeding week
are the best and the most convincing
arguments to tho affirmative.
Twin Beds" now the order OF per-
formnnce, In a farce OF tho frst-
winter mark. Its established proce-
dent of success did not deter the local
stock company In giving II n good and
original production. Miss Reilley
Mr.. Lynn and Mr.. Calls arc tho three
most prominent In the cast and their
handling OF the roles entrusted "a
thcm Is all that can be desired. Eiiss
Keenan, In tho character OF tho maid
Ia another delight, giving q good bit OF
Irish pertness and not little real
brogue to her delivery.
There is q matinee tomorrow at the
theatre. The engagement OF Irwin
Beds" Will come to close tomorrow
evening.
Next week J. Hartley Manners play
Peg o. My Heart" will be offered bs
the company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
Colored Votery' Meeting.

Under the auspices OF the Frederick
Douglas Political Association, n meet
ing OF colored Republican voters &as
held last night in Reformers' Hall. Ad-
dresses were made by DIR. Conwell
Banten. James Foreman and William
Gumby. Harry Irons presided About
six wards We're represented. There
will be q meeting ofecolored Republi-
can women voters In National Hall
Eighth and French streets. next Tues
day night. under the auspices OF the
Colored Womcn's Republican Club
Mrs, Carrie NJ. Pipes will preside.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
sunday Conrert at shAIlpot

Some special music is being pre-
pared for the free concerts at She'll
pot Park on sunday afternoon and
uAsht ana Dorothy D. Young (A1rs.
Jsancs u. Henry VIII sins. Her sing
ing Is one Of the most enjoyable fsa-
tures OF the concerts. While the par-k
season Is dNwtns TO a close thcrs IL
no let up In any OK the amusemen,s
and the management boasts that every
day is holiday at 6hellpot Park.
brandywine Springs Park is also do
ing It's share In entertaining the peo-
pie and n Offering the usual park
amuscmen;s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25

Every Evening want ads are read
by 10000 people ihroushou, Della
ware-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
RADIO FANS
Look at These Prices:

Sent Postpaid Upon Receipt OF Price
Big Catalogue of Parts. Complete Radio
Outfits at Special Price.
SPIRO BROTHERS
5io Real Estate Trust Building
Philadelphia, Pa,
Dealers and Agents Wanted in Every Town
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25

Thest1s in his latest production
Chasing tho Moon" photoplay thnt
keeps him on the Jump from Americn
to Spain via Russia and II packed
with fun M we'll as speed Mix begins
as bored millionaire. When he gets
started on Excitement Highway, how
ever. no leaves behind him n long
trail OF, winded pursuers; but his
sweetheart neyer faltcrs. She Keeps
going. too. and when hc stops II little
longer than usual iu Spain ahc catches
up with him; and then chauffeur
Cupid jams on the brakes and there
after Tom and tho girl ruin along at
about twenty-five miles an hour en-
joying life and having time TO look
at the scenery.
Beside horsos-and Tony Included
Mix uses In this picture automobiles
motorcycles, trains and steamships
and finally turns mn old wagon into
q, en-Roing hack 10 escape the
bandits Eva Novak shares the honors
| with the agile. daring Tom and proves
herself the feminine equal 60 all his
daring ability and comedy and love.
| making
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
ysIcrf Ooing to Enrope.

Louis Valeri, Of LpDxwood. a mem
Der Of the West Chester Iodg. ~
Elks. will leave FOR Europe on Mon
day. lie has held tho positions Of fore
man and engineer on the du Popt se-
tate for many years. lie VIII spend
year In tousing Europe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
Samuel Adams 91 Tomorrow.

Samuel Adams Of s02 Madison, a
veteran OF the Civil War, wifi observe
his s1st birthday anniversary tomor-
row. at the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
August J. Beste. III Rehoboth. He is in
excellent health
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25

Used furniture II always In demand
and can readily be disposed OF through
small nd In tho classified columns.
Call 2z00. Ask for ID taks~-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
Many Journey TO Riverviev.

There Will again be dancing at
EAycrNiew Beach tomorrow evening
ana II In expected that many Will take
advantage OF the evening boats OF the
Wilson lane 10 the resort. The beach
is unusually popular on account OF the
large number OF attractions offered
and also because 81 Is the nearss, point
10 Wilmington where salt water
bathing can be enjoyed Tho Wilson
Lane boats 20 Philadelphia are also
carrying large numbers OF pleasure
seekers many Of whom make the trip
to Philadelphia and return IN the
evening without leaving the boats.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
: SCREEN.
Al the Majestic.

Tom Mix never fails to entertain to
the extent of anyone's capacity for
entertainment. Ho appeared for the
FIRST time yesterday at the Majestic
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
PH|LL|ES AND CUBS
SKATER RECORDS
Half Dozen New Marks Estab-
Iished in History-Making
Game at Chicago

Record sharks today succeeded In
digging nearly a half-dozen new marks
from the mass Of figures thirty three
Chicago and Philadelphia National
League players compounded yesterday
at Chicago. when for three hours and
one minute they ran themselves breath
less amassing fifty-one hits Of assorted
varieties and forty mine tallics. twenty
six for tn ehope club and twenty three
for the Phillics.
The bases were filled by the Phils
when Chicago's fifth pitcher famed the
last batter. leaving stranded the poten-
tinl scorers one solid hit would have
har. meyer would have been equaled.
The ffty-one hits. forty mine runs,
eleven Cub hits in one inning. four
teen Cub scores in one inning and CAL
laghan'S three appearances at bat IN
one inning. all were record perform
anccs, the first two new ones for the
book. The last three only equaled
previous records.
Total times at bat. ninety mine for
both teams, came within one Of tying
n thirty-ycar mark.
Twenty-ono bases on balls lacked
three Of tying the record credited to
Chicago and New York in tho morning
game May 30, 1907. Twelve two base
hits yesterday were two fewer than the
record made by Chicago and Buffalo
July 3. 1888.
Thirty-two years ago in the old
Players League. Brooklyn and Buff
falo anassed forty four runs. June
0, 1901, New York and Cincinnati to.
gether accounted for forty nine hits
excelled by yesterdays performance
Fifty three hits were made once, Apr
80 1857, In St Louis Cleveland
American Association game, but a
that time bases on balls were counted
| as hlta.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
irst of Series. While Yanks and Browns Divi,
HOlu Does 1t Strike YOU?
Loughrnn's Luck
Wards Death
Chaney's Comeback
BY
THE OBSERVER

pleasing cen"s. as
Tito ;is 81
r n e %sS 's Tx. and the 's %
Ioushran nineteen year, DID, shy experience and ,snoran. m
H. can be
The DD:1:
a. " S' % tout, %
R bottom and slowly ~.ss through tn. nr.
nigh, rnn 1u cam.
Tommy 1oushran lesson
1 rsss s,s s.: =: s % ss M;s T. %
he teams s""''''' "' youths
Tho Death Of ELI. Ward
IE aeath Es WARD rowing lost staun friend great coach
virtusl game He wa. eAnp.o.
and able deS S,
Ds;"s The ss. I'd s,,Sssa the
BY Penn and hi.
w @ % . % :s Oh s % Sss. 9s ne. s
tribute their the efficiency Of the veteran
sr p9sF % r,Hs @ % ] War: s;s.so s ss
AFTER twenty year. baseball Johnny Ever knowledge Of
the game stin sparkling through Chicago Johnny
Chaneys Comeback
E Salvation Army has slogan that pugs than
George Chney their motto 1t rings defiance man
be down. but he's 'N
1t wasn't long ago that Gg-who have
his bedroom wall for the thumbs
N'
into % @ ssn tsst, % in s p1 lev v Tsnt IT .
through. ' - '1'N'A ~
'i's 'i Ii. sssns sssss' e sas s :s
Since then CLANCY has been in M
The knockout Of
the newer generaton-was n vindicaion Of
In all probability will ~
that " hand OF his nard he would him.
than champion a
Of STEEL ~ ''A "A''
THE that he Is licked will
make success Of his You keep him down II he
won't ~ ~ "'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
Boots and Saddle

The three horses that will take part
In the Saratoga Special today-Bunt-
ing, Pillory and Kai- -Sang-have had
their final workouts and are ready. The
purse Of $4,000 goes to Saratoga char
Ity. The entry price is $500. Bunting
likely will rule as public choice, but
Kai-Sang and Pillory have gained
friends by their workouts. ai-Sang
was under wraps the last time out,
when the Rancocas Stable declared to
win with Little Chief. Here IS the
ing. Pillory. 1t will be run as the fifth
race.
The Special Is not the only big racing
event at Saratoga today. There is the
Merchants and Citizens Handicap, on
the regular card, and the Spinaway for
tillies, that are two big features OF the
week Grey Lag and Mad Halter are
the Rancocas stars in the handicap.
There are sixteen fillies carded to start
in the Splnaway.
Horses which seem best at the Spa
today are: First raCe-Harridan. Evil,
Beeswax; second (the Saratoga Stee-
plechase ,-peccnnt, Minata, Bullseye {;
third Cthe Spinaway) )-Edict. Cresta,
Thessaly fourth-Grey Lag, John Paul
Jones, Devastation; sixth-Jock Scott
Kirklevington, Scottish Chief seventh
Boys Believe Ne, Caveat Emptor,
Shamrock.
DevOnshire's seven day meeting opens
today. The Windsor Handicap, S250O
added, Is the feature Offering. Horses
which seem best are First race-Hem-
isphere, Statim, Sir Clarence second
Athnna. Dixie Dick. Theseus; third
Nnpthalius, Pirate McGee, Royallieu !;
IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
PICK SIX.METER YACHTS
Grebe, Lea, L'EsprIt Best In ElImI.
nation Trials

New York. Aug. 26.-The judges who
have been watching the trials Of the
six meter, yachts during the week have
selected Grebe. Lea. L'Esprit and ely.
tie as the team to sail against the Brit.
ish team in n series of six races be.
ginning September o.
1t was planned to have some more
races. but half gale of wind &C.
companied by rain swept across the
sound and the judges. who were satisfied
with their observations. announced their
decision and called off oil further rae.
ing.
The selections are pleasing TO all.
The losers are satisfied that the four
best have been chosen. The yachts will
haul out at once to prepare for the
international races.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
CUE STARS TO MEET
GreenIeaf and Houston viii Stage
1900. Point Match

When champ meets ex- champ there Is
likely to be some fray. This is osne-
riaIlv true when the champ is Ralp,
Gr""n!oaf ard the former king is Tom
Houston.
This pair Of pocket Billiard wizards are
scheduled 70 stage a 1900 point match
at The National Academy here noyt
week and the chances are that the match
will prove a severe test for the title.
ho'd"r. Houston recently has been
clio king h" worries in top form. but the
same is also true Of Grc"rleaf, whose
fame for consistency is widespread.
The match will be played in blocks.
afternoon aHd night, and IL the rivalry
tctwHen the two players is intense some
spectacular shooting ia likely to be
seen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
PhiIs DO Something Worth While

FORTY NINE runs and fy" hts in one afternoon create modern
7 Oldest
wheel chair yesterday out in the Windy City, the latter
winning O
in
by
held
Boston nandh he Ietc n Chicago and Detroit
less than the fifty
by Louis
balls counted hits that yesterdays
total creates a 70 baseball
players and the Phs fifteen. Jimmy Ring
and
Dodgers.
q rio of home during
and
hold slender lead Shocker oupche Hoyt
finish Joe Bush his
6rstw in n
of
turned in by in many e.
while twelve of
leosridge, and the Tigers blood in the series
NJ THE Plant, handed In tASs of the
q ei{I
"a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
JOHNNY HAUBA A WINNER
Has Slight Advantage Over Sam
BlackIston In Cambria Final

Johnny Hauba. Of Wilmington. Del,
had the better of Sam Blackiston. for.
mer Middle Atlantic amateur cham
p!on. in the eight round wind-up at
the Cambria A. G. last night.
Rlackiston was doing well in tho
opening rounds, but sustained an in
jury to his right hand in the third
round, which was considerable of a
handicap and which really cost him the
decision.
In the semi -windup Hank McGovcrn
held Midget kilburn to an even break
The other results: Al Fisher, OF
Tarony. won over Johnny Ennis, OF
Phoenixville; Micky Aiartell and
Charlie Mack drew, and the same re-
suit was achieved in the number be-
tween Andy Martell and Mickey
Golden,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26

Dick Perry, South, PhHa te!ph!a High
T% nVr%4 % foo, Il, states @ Ne d9 T5" Sd, t94 an
at Atlantic Guy Monday night and was
no. he DICK Perry 4nocked out BY Tom
Farley.
Willie Brown, 1o:. is under III. tu,el.r.
McHe.yS" Ai6rris FrSrke leonard Or any an;
other estman rs we!sht
Johnny Krauss. N!cetown !yhtwe.sh,. will
hox az h: Lgan A a, reHt THURSDAY
sailor - K.:l~. ara thT,X- w5. G;ash N n,
Damn Nootge.s +, the e., s.m';9nol + FyTT!tms:
DW..on IS Barney Reilly, and KID #oy!a
vs. stanley Ferguson.
Bobby Hawthorne. fresh from me ana
tours. has b""n training WITH Young J1s
Tuber and both are IN shape 'Or bouts.
Haw,aorno law; ard TuJer each is a us FOUNDER
willie Green; Kens'ns'{2g39 tsa'9srye, sht, 4.
s,ndSeFr: dSF:S writes from ,hero rat Green rs IS
siEntd 20 take on Frankie Munro in JIare&
neIt Tuesday night
Eddie Dempsey WI LAKE ,oNs OF yang Jack
al FIT behny R5:' F'rssd@aH @.,h K, 8 Young
CLANCY
vincent Inecr,, t.orrner;y, Of camp Pr, h,g,
coiSr, o9" :, Edtt" Ha%ss In ;Hs t4turS Beoause
ot a rad cut over his eye LopeE will rot be
able % box 'or three weeks after which
r. vii be reaty for any ot the middle
weights,
Other boxer. IN the FADE Hayes .able
are Bobby BVrman. Billy Dovine and Al
Hoffman.
X. o. LEONARD g rourdirE into ret'ls for
his meeting with Billy Plmpus ~ the North.
SIDE 4 r Atlantic Ci,y, Monday night
Frankie Kramer IL N the sarre show. rlsot-
ing Jo. Murphy.
psrry Gr,eves ana Pedro Carno VIII te
t.cided a. Wss' Nanyurk Monday night
Eddic Gavin al~N has arranged two s'T~s and
a four-rount set-to for the snns program.
Ralph Raymond WlrnlnR-o "a prepared
~ vislt Phl,adelrhta for bouts with Tommy
p.vlln, Joe Jackson. Tommy 0Toole and
WaNy Hnckle.
Young Earring, eatine llEhtweight now
living in Wilmington, challenges Jimmy
Jordan, Ray Mitchell and Young McV.
Pete Devine, a teatherweish', has won
| rnir bouts IN a row, according 70 Glen
ackctt. Devine halls from Wilmington.
JOHNNY Burns has clinched a heavyweiEht
match for ner, Fridav night ~ the Cam
lhria Club. Ad Stone the marine, will meet
| Sam La Sale tho sailor, This VIII he
| their second Meeting, Stone having won
IN a previous contest az tho Olympia here,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
DUNDEE To DEFEND
D|ADEM ON MONDAY
Scotch Wop Favorite to Win in
15-Rounder Against Pepper
Martin in New York
MAY BOX TENDLER HERE
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

THERE is n chance Of n new cham
i n,o, ,o;,. ,,o,roa j.. So,r yo-,
an Nondor lie nis,,, 'om,'u o,G ,io III ~. ;s pOan
sib,o ;t ;sr, nsnb, hio Nv. I'D popnor Nor.
tin vii, sbon. .meic;ont st,rr - make
Joh,nr Dmnd.s stan dn,rn sro,, tba RON
~ no in,ior rcb, n.o;rh, dirision
Thev ara 20 n,eet IN n scbod,iicd A.
zen. round hor, - docIsion ~ The
velodrome Dundee looms almost a
srre. shot favorito br, etrorgo tlinos
hannen in hoxing ne we'll ns /, other
lines of snort.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
Fighters in the Old Days

Wno and the players were re.
~ the kind that out and play
They loved the that gave them their bread and
roIay don't the fielding pearls that
nfede little
OF course you worth while mentioning
before the
ball
today So
ball
plate horsehde
of double play being made with
of second
feet
second.
formerly;
the the infeld before drop the
and have played the The
know tlerei urh a lively ball
horseshoe and hearing some one
will tell hit hit
.<vFS plqy all
/ me nuirqy qin it. The old
tlhudg or n7h, fighting out the
points norI md preparations the nert day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
libby Scores kaYo

Ioe Libby. Negro weterweight cham
over Bill Long, OF Harrisburg, In the second
round OF scheduled eight-round wind d-up
at the National A. C. last night. The semi
wind:up also ended abruptly In the second
round when Joe BeEasn finished Al Thomas
Jimmy Mecue finished Joe Sheridan IN the
nrst round. Younx Jerry Hayes halted KID
opening beut Fred .shuItz finished Bill Har.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
Tracey or to Box FIrpo

New York. Aug. 26.--J!m Tracey. Aus.
tralien heavyweight pusiis.. sailed today
for Argentine where he Is to meet Luis
Firpo. South American heavyweight cham.
pion. IN October Z. at Buenos Aires.