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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30
Civic Association Incorporates

HaddOnfeld. \. j.. May 3O.-After
years of successful operation as a
civic body. the Haddonfeld Civic As
sociation Is now incorporated with
Robert Bradshaw az president The
association has taken an option on
Artisans Hall. the purchase price Of
which is $4,000 with $1,000 added for
legal and transfer expenses. OF this
amount $4,000 has been subscribed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
6ean-Eating 6leacheriteo viii
Root for Mackmsn Against
Frazes in Opening Game
NAyLoR OR MOORE TO PITCH
ny EDWIN J. POLLOCK

Boston, Mass. April 12. - Connie
Mack stepped into this city Of beans
and brown bread at a ridiculously early
hour this morning. but his athletes
didn't mind that, for they arrived last
night. and were slumbering peacefully
when their boss dismounted at Back
Bay.
Connie has important business in
Beantown. His AS take on the Red
season brush. and Mack Is anxious to
get out Of the cellar for a day.
This Is the second straight year that
the Athletics have been forced to break
into the baseball campaign on alien SOFT.
but. they will be received here with
acclaim.
The As will not have to open against
the Red Sox and hostile jeefs from the
stands. The fans will be with the
Mackmen and will make them fee
more at home, than they do at Shibt
rr,:. where remarks from the bleach
ers and grandstands are not alwayi
complimentary.
Boston Against Frazee
This surprising attitude Of Bostor
fandom is no emblem Of affection fol
Philadelphia. Next Monday. when tn,
| Yankees are here, they will root fol
New York. and so on through the year
Boston Is not so much with the Ath
letics as they are against the Red Sox
and not so much against the Red Sox Al
they are against Harry Frazce. who sole
| his stars last winter for more thar
| thirty pieces Of silver. but the idea be
hind the deals TO fans in this city Scent
to be the same as the moral in th'
Biblical story.
Mack still is undecided concerning
his pitcher for the inaugural engage
mcnt. The choice appears to be be
tween Rollic Naslor and Roy Moore.
Naylor has been showing In excep
, tionally good form this spring. The bi
| right handler should be one of the bes
pitchers in the league by this time. Fl
/ has q world Of stuff and should produce
! but season after season hc fails to shoy
. as a top.notch hurler.
Naylor or Moore
, Naylor pitched great ball against tn
Phillies in the exhibition game last Sat
urday and gave promise of having
good year. 1t was no mean feat to tur,
| back the hard hitting Wilhelm athletes
Moore also has been going we'll. IN
southpaw artist seems 10 be able (
control his stuff and If he can put tn
ball where he wants 1t this season h
will be valuable man for Mack.
Whitley Witt was left behind in Phil
adclnhia. The sawed off outfiedcr i
on the market and Mack doesn't inten
| TO use him again. The ou,field her
will he taken care Of by Tilly Walker
Frank Welch and Ring Miller. wit
Frank MCGOWAN in reserve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
THREE YALE CREWS
ARRIVE TONIGHT
Will Row on SchuyIkiII Tomor-
row in Preparation for Races
With Penn on Saturday
PENN EIGHTS IN DOUBT

THREE Yale crews. in excellent con.
L dition. left New Haven this morn
ing for this city. where they will ar
rive tonight at 10 :26 o'clock. a squad
Of assistant managers, and Joseph
Wright. coach Of the University Of
Pennsylvania eights. will greet Coach
Cordberry and his bladesmen when they
alight from the train.
The party. which will number thirty,
will be .quartered in tho various fra
ternity houses on the University cam
men will cat with the Red and Blue
oarsmen in the Penn training house.
In the Yale party will be a varsity.
junior varsity and $50. pound cignr
all Of which will row Saturday aft :
crnoon against Pennsylvania. Several
members of the alumni eight. which
will row the Red and Blue graduates
Saturday morning at II o'clock. are
expected in the Yale party. The re.
mainder Of the old timers are ex-
pected to arrive Saturday morning.
Tomorrow morning the Eli eights will
take a spin on the Schuylkill and again
In the afternoon will spin up and down
the river. They will hold another
practice drill on Friday morning and
hang up their oars to await starting
time Saturday.
Coach Wright. Of the Penn crews.
will not decide definitely the eight he
will start as the varsity until after TO =
nights race on the Schuylkill. The
Red. which Is composed of varsity oars
men for the most part. and the Blues
made up Of junior varsity and one or
two varsity men from last year, will
race tonight 10 determine which crew
is the varsity.
From past performances the Red crew
looks like the choice. In thirty two
races held since the start of the out =
door work. the Reds. stroked by Mat
tison. last years freshman star. have
captured thirty races. with ono going
to the Blues and another resulting in
q dead heat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
PREP MINES WILL
CLASH SATURDAY
La Sale Will Help Swarthmore
Lift Baseball Lid on
Palmer Field
LINEUP NOT YET SELECTED
Ey PhCL PREP

Swarthmore Prep Schools baseball
season will be opened officially Satur-
day afternoon. The Garnet and Gray
will have La Sale Prep as its initial
opponent. The contest will be played
on Palmer Field. Swarthmore.
g. NJ. Touchstonc, former big Lacquer
and widely known Independent twirler,
has charge of the Swarthmore nine this
season. He succeeds Johnny Ogden,
pitcher Of tho Baltimore Orioles, who
tutorcd the boys until he was forced to
leave for the International League
champions camp. Touchstone has for
an assistant T.. A. Heuer, a faculty
member. who formerly played at Muhl.
enberg College.
Coach Touchstone has been working
diligently with his twirling department
and hopes to have it in shape for the
opening battle. Ray johnson. who was
forced 10 quit the team last year be .
cause of a fractured ankle. looms as
| the best bet, and he probably will bs
started against the local institution
Bill Grafton, scrub pitcher of last year
also has been showing fine form. ant
may see mound duty later in the season
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TWO VETERANS IN
LIT BROS. LINEUP
Barney Slaughter, Manager o'
Store Team, Selects Play
ers for 1922 Club
HOP OGDEN on FIRST BASE

After an extensive practice held on
the grounds Of the =. r. II. Y. NJ. c.
A.. at Forty fourth street and Parkida
avenue. Manager Barney Slaughter,
of the Lit Brothers team. has picked
the nine that will represent the depart
ment store boys on the ball field.
Out of the men who represented the
club last year. but one remains. out :.
side Of Slaughter. and that is Joe
Byrne. the steady third sacker. The
outfield will be composed Of Silkmetter,
who was for years with Parkesburg
Iron in left field. Flynn, who cavorted
around center field for Donovan. Arm
strong last year. will cover the same
territory for Lifts. while Barney will
take care of the right garden.
In the infield Hop Ogden. from Media,
will ba at first base, with the middle
sack taken care Of by Mennin. who
comes from Raleigh. y. C., in the Pied =
mont League. will he stationed at short
stop. and Joe Byrnc at third base.
Singer. who caught for Wild Con.
roy's New York Snip team, will be the
catcher. while Champion, who made an
enviable record At Tamsqua last year
will be the pitcher. Charlton, late Of
New York Ship, will act as utility
man.
With this first class lineup. Slsugh
ter hopes to hold his own against all
teams In and around the city. Al Mil.
dcnbrrS. who is business manager. has
arranged games with North Phils, Dob
son. Camden City, Nativity. South
Pills and all the leading clubs. Lit
Brothers is q member Of the Phil
adelphia Baseball Association and Art
Summert. official booking Dgent. is
also arranging games.
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Braves Here Against Pills and As in Boston Against Red SO
P. N. c. WILL OPEN SEASON
WITH OSTE0PATHY Nine
Loeai coileeIans and Cadets TO Play
on Chester Diamond To-day

with three hard games on the
schedule. this will be a busy week for
=. NJ. C.'s baseball team.
The Cadets will open the season this
afternoon on p. NJ C.'s diamond with
the Philadelphia College Of Osteopathy.
According to all reports. the Osteopatha
have a snappy diamond outfit, 70 the
game promises to be a lively one.
Friday the Cadets will tackle New
York University in Chester. and on
Saturday afternoon P. NJ. g. will meet
Trinity College, Of Hartford. Conn, on
the Cadets diamond.
"Sol' Reilly and Schoonberger will
alternate in the pitching box and al
first base today. Reilly's work as
pitcher il well known to Chester fans
Newt" Wyman. captain Of the
team, will hold down second. Wymar
is a P. NJ. G. veteran and a seasoned
player. He has excellent judgment. II
quick on the trigger and most re.
liable batter. "Gyp' Allen will play al
short.
At third will be nimble little Gcorg'
Worst. He is q dependable worker ant
one of the hardest hitters on the nine
"Bill" Henry will be in left field
Kaye in center and Ellworth Reilly II
right.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
Scraps about Scrappers

welsht. made his, debut on this side Of the
according to reports the Britisher handed
out ,errine nc tronneins 70 JACK Thomas. well
Joey Leonard. brother Of Champion Benny.
t !: bn h:t ths .shod.y
hox at ball park show in here next
Young Jack Dempsev, 1886. issues q chal.
isnGe fo the winner Of the GeorEis RUSSELL.
A nsE sos sosby wifi Wiiam- n is y a'sSisms,s os
Dempsey. is after tilt with Al Holtzman.
cc usnr i, read k = max; sds 1s noYsa.
Xr n 'tshsf sasns " IN n. wss Iss
jimmy i'm Mendo and YOUNG Montreal faces Joe
Nelson.
Tso GS ss,.r,Sn s.sSt s.saS NH, %
s. ,h' ssy .ssS; y:
SssS h s.s :: M..S: :S: '.sir .ns ,ssSSy ssSs:
Mayhook vs.. Al Monahan'
J-nk RusHeli. one-time crack local weiter.
weight. Is hack IN the same a. msnass,.
a stable OF boxers as well as open gym
ma sum.
Jo,,ppy Drver. a. Kayoula. Elongated l26.
round.r showed lots OF stuf In the recent
Midale Atlantic States amateur tournament
Bill Connor has his stable Of boxer. rc.Ss .n
Tor action They are; Mickey Connor. lSO
ray Mullisan, l06. and Matty Barrett l2s
Harry jackson and Ben Mitchell. Atlantic
civ promoters were here the other day
and Instructed Joe Wenke local representa-.
i've OF the rorthside A c.. to sign UP such
nittmen az Johnny Mealy. Whitley Fitzger
ala and Tommy Loushran for bouts at the
shore fhis summer
Ril,y DEFINE. whose last bout was sen
sational tilt with Joe O'Donnel!, will chal
t"nse the winner OF tho I,eonard-BuR ma tcf
al the Ice Palace next week.
Terry Davis, Brooklyn featherweisht wht
Jeb,ited here against Chick Kansas. is keep
| Ing in fcttle and ready for matches with
any OF the 20-pounders hereabouts.
YOunx Ray Dundee. brother OF Ray Dun
| dee mas sntered the fstic spotElare: He q
| los. pounder and Ia open for matches with
| Al Gordon and Bobby Allen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
TIGER scAREs GIANTS
Tainted railIss In Ninth Give on
pjous Win Over colle0laNU

New York, April 12.--The Wo0
champion Giants yesterday escapse
ignominy Of defeat at the han04
Princeton University's baseball nino ~
the Polo Grounds in the final e1hls
bi.ion contest preceding the opening -
the pennant race. M
The contest with Princeton's younDs
te,s, booked as the last workout ~
the champions, turned out to be- Q real
battle and only two tainted tsllieo ~
the ninth inning gave the big leaguese
an 8 to Z victory. HE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
PRESIDENT TO SEE GAME
VIII Throw Out First Ball at Yanks.
Senators Clash

WITT Throw OUT FTTst Bat al TdHK5
Senators Clash
WasbingtOn.. April ~. Pres
idcnt and Mrs. Harding will be among
the thousands OF baseball fans who will
congrrgate at American League Park
here this afternoon to see the New
York Yankees and the Nationals pry
off the lid Of the season.
Mr.. Harding will throw out the first
ball and then will settle down in his
seat snd keep score. He can do that
wit hthc accuracy Of a regular scribe.
'Washington's rcjuvenatcd ball park
contains slightly more than 20. 300 re =
served seats. and all these have been
gone for weeks. In all about 1000
can be- crowded into the grounds. and
that many are expected to be among
those present
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
500, 900 Ruth Offer Gets Lauah

ChicagO. April 12.---" Rab"' Ruth. with
the gates OF American League parks closed
to him for thirty-cight days has been offered
800. 900 for hts playing serv iccs " he will
Join a local semi. professional team. Thai
at q meeting Of his association last nisht.
He draw a laugh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
Thousand Enter French Tennis

Paris, April 1a.---Ono thousand mon and
women tennis players have entered for the
Easter championships here. This In the
largest entry list on record in France,
Among the more prominent entries arc
Andre Colbert Max DeCugis and NJ. Borotra
FOR France; Erik Tsgner. for Denmark. and
Sienor de- Morpurso for Italy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
Henry Ford Pounded bv Sesa

GlOucestrr. Mass. April lc--Ths fishing
schooner Henry Ford. launched az EsseX
Nesterday as prospective challenger FOR
the North Atlantic hshernan's racing cup
was in danger Of being a wreck today. She
went on a mud bank soon after being
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
L,Savette Nine Goes South

Easton Pa. April IL. 2.-Lafayette Colless
baseball squad Of ssventeen ieft this morn,
be played, tho first tomorrow with Rich
mond College in Richmond. Va
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
Amateur Sports

tn. Stafford Club. of west rhiladelphia.
has signed many new players to perform
for it his season !! hs. '"!nsd the ranks Es
would like TO book contests at home % or ava, ~
,itw' H. j. O'NeilI. s223 I.ornba I'd street,
The Eaat Philadelphia Prnfessionale,
frst ass travelling team. would IKE TO hear
nut OF the city. william I'ili 2sos North
Ths Deimont B.. G. has orsanised for tn.
ensuing year and Ia anxious to schedule
games with fourteen 10 sixteen year ola
,oams offering reasonable inducement.
rnomas Corcoran. 1894 South Third street:
The Muskoka Nine. champions OF the Red
Men Ia seball League last Nrar, would liks
To- hook games with hrst-class teams IN
pcnnsyivania. New Jersey and Delawars Of
isring reasonable inducements tor hrst-
class attraction. Joseph Lane, 0ol5 Mag.
Tho Waco A; A.. fast .emi,pro nine; I's hss :
rounds and offering . re-. .onahs % inducements
The Northern 4, A. would " ke to arrange
ysrnes with hrst-class home mines, Charles
NcC;inty, Al6i North Fairhil street
,,rasr the name OF White Elephants, would
Ike TO hear from seni-pr1 teams hayiny
home grounds. horace inompsoh' 'ois
brewster avenue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
Schedule Of Games
for Opening Day

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Philadelphia
Brooklyn at New York
Chicago mt Cincinnati
Pittsburgh at st. Louis
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphis at Boston
New YORK. nj Washington
Detroit at Cleveland
st. Louis at Chicago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
OrexeI RlHemen Win

The DreIei Institute r.he team outpoeo&03
the Camden Civilian Rihe team last eve9
In their annual indoor 9allery ms tchl 49,
Drexel scored 800 against Camden q 80, out
Of a possible 1000 points; The hisn ssose
with a 100 out Of 200. Summary:
npuxEr CAMDEN tl,4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
stenton A. A. Wants Game

Tho Stenton A. A.. OF Germa town. wants
a practice gam either at home away for
this SATURDAY. Phone g. Watson. wyom-
ing 1928.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12

'UNCT.E JOE" WAS SOME BATTLERl
Joseph Gurney Cannon held his owr
against all comers during twenty-three years
In the House Of Representatives. You'll
enjoy reading "Unce Joes' Philosophy oi
/. Life. to appear IN the Magazine Section OF
nsxt Sundays PUBLIC LEp6RR. Make 1t q
Habit. ."--Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12

IMPORTANT SPORTING EVENTS
- covered thorouShy by William H
Rocsp. recognised ~ an iniernationai .pvhor;
~ S1 s1.sss:. psS.Red R"sd -"%Siily koesps sporss
Artleiss. -sysrx asy IN the PusAe Lsossa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12
College Baseball
Yesterdays RESULTS

Giants, 4; Princeton. ].
Penn.vermOnt trainl.
WashinGton and lee. 10; Pittsburgh, 2.
MARYLAND. 6, st. johns, 3.
(,ett q shtIrR 70. &. e. N "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12

Rermondsev Billy Wells. English welter.
weight. made his debut on this side Of IN.
ocean at Montreal. Can, Monds.y night and
according to reports. the Brtisher handed
terweight champion OF the Dominion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12

Joey I.eOna rd. brother Of Champion Benny.
- TO make his professional debut in the nea
future. It 10 proba bic that the titleholder' q
youngest brother. who Is a light we eisht. will
hox at ball park show in here next
month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12

Young Jack Dempsey, 13s. Issues a ehal-
lenEe to the winner Of the GeorGie Russell.
Ray Mitchell match at the Olympia Monday
night. Bobby Williams. 1ls. stablernats OF
Dempsey, Is after a tilt with Al Holtzman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12

Harry Janksor and Ben Mitchell. Atlantic
civ pTomoters. were here the other day
and instructed Joe Wenks; local representa-.
n,ittmen az Johnny Mealy, Whitley FitzEer
aid and Tommy Loushran for bouts at the
shore this summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12

R,liy Define whose last bout was . sen.
90 tinnel TIT with Joe O. 'Donnell, will chal-
lense the winner OF tho Ieonard-Bun match
al the Ice Palace next week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12

Joe O'Donneil Is ready to max. Ils rounds
for Champion Johnny Bun. Both these ban j.
'ams meet In respective matches at the Ice
Palace April 90. o Donnell pairinE on with
lack Sharkey and Battling Leonard heing
the titlehOlder's opponent. Joe Lynch boxes
Jimmy Mendo and Young Montreal faces Joe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-03
PUBLIC NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given ly N" Eoard
OF Education e Liberty District. ''"un-
~ Of Ohio. STATE rt West virginia.
that AZ 4 ~. rti"r OF sad I'ard. held
on tho 9th day - March. 10, a. the
Normal s;,loU. binding. III tn" town of
Vest Liberty. Uh!o county. West Nir-
C:nia. I was ordered As prov dol under
Section IS Of Chapter l. ot the Acts ~
the LEGISLATURE OF I9-l. that the
grounds und bIi.L.nG OF the tIst.cmnns
Run school. Liberty District. ohio
County. West Virginia. b" sold At pub
lie safe - III" highest bidder.
Pursuant t. said order the Board VIII
on the 6ih day OF May. l922. At 10
O'Clock y. NJ. 4: the north front door
OF the Court House, IN the CITY Of
Wheeling. ohio County. West Virginia.
Sell u the highest bidder the folio"in
described property, that is 10 say:
All 81 = certain piece or parcel or
land s.t..atci on the waters Of Castle
mans Eun in Liberty Township. IN the
County aud State aforesaid, described
A.; follows: beginning IT point or
Rock bank on line between in. .KOdEcrS
and Air. Rodgers: thence south 80.
west 60 poles; thence South IS. east
6 poles: thence north T@' east G11
poles, thence with said Nnc 10 place OF
beginning containing 36.2S rods
BY virtue Of Section As OF NMaptcr -
% the AC;4 o. the Legislature OF l9"l.
tn, right uS.Juhn Rodgers. the Gr@Atrr.
his heirs or assigns 20 rurchas" said
land IT this sale. exclusive Of mineral
rights. at the price for which i was
sold r,us LEGAL interest. Is hereby re-
served.
The said Board OF Education hereby
retains tho right 70 reject any and all
bids for such property and adjourn said
sale from time tn time a9 they may
deem expcdicnt upon announcement Of
said adjournment b" the au"tione"r.
BOARD or EDCCATlOE or LIBERTY
DISTRICT. ONO COUNTY
WEST VIRGINIA,
A. B. GARRISON, President.
c. J. PATTERSON, Secretary
". P. W1CKHAM. Auctioneer.
Ap l2-l9-26 ma 3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-03
TREASON CONSPIRACY
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former president of rhc Edvirn, local.
who said mn, in nh his local gly,
.,I,,,pr s.0n ar sc0n for th, march The
written order. oInut which moyt of his
testimony centrvcd was To- Mr.. Iced. }
president Of the Uur,,l fund, and read:
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from the burial fund.-" !, bore Jones
lame and thu, Of his brother. Robert
Jones' ard was carried to Reed pY 4
committee after Jones and others had
Joined the armed forces AT Marmct The
money WIS used To buy PROVISIONS the
witness said. Reed was IN electrician
at tn" min" AVID a Tri0n member Jones
declared on cross examination and also
"NrHin"d that The bur:al fund was
made up 10y operators and miners joint
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only "y"S and mouth AMI chin APPEAR
inG from n $wath.nG Of ban!ar"s at
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